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New Britain herald., 1929-07-17
Five of Institutions in Tampa Fruit Fly and Apathy Blamed
 by Officials
BRINGS LIST OF FAILURES
 IN PAST 2 WEEKS TO IS
Board Issues Statement Saying "Un- wise Gossip and Insect Cause oi DifficuIty-State Comptroller Says Unnecessary Withdrawals and Propaganda Contributing Causes. Along With Mental Attitude.

Tampa, Florida, July IT RIThe Citizens Bank & Trust Company, q state institution and nine other sub~ sidiary banking institutions, failed to open their doors today.
 Besides the Citizens, four of the depositors were in Tampa. Notices posted at the Citizens bank by d state bank examiner said the insti tuition was in his hands.
 The branches affected were: The Bank of Ybor City, on which run was made Monday, the Lafayette bank the Citizens Nebraska Avenue bank, Franklin Bark and the Bank of Plant City, Bradentown Bank and Trust company, First Bank and Trust Company of Sarasota. First State Bank of Fort Meade. and the Bank of Pasco County at Dade City.
 Examiner at Institution
 E. P. Jackson, state examiner has been here since Monday checking up on conditions. Captain R. A. Gray, assistant to the state comp troller, was expected from Tallahas- see at noon to take charge. The board of directors of the Citizens Bank & Trust, at a meeting today. issued a written statement explain ing conditions as due to "unwise gossip and continued adverse condi- tions following the appearance of the Mediterranean fruit fly which was responsible for feeling of unrest and fear, developed on the part of the people,
 Hope to Pay Depositors
 The directors predicted that all depositors would be paid in full and that the Repositories would go out of business.
 Paid in capital of the Citizens Bank and Trust was given as sl,- 100000 in the published statement of the bank as of June 29 last and deposits as in excess of s3,O00 0oa. John T. Bize is cashier; L. A. Bize, chairman of the board and D. L. Aney is president.
 Paid in capital of the Citizens Nebraska avenue was s50.000 with deposits of s1S2,650.SS, according to published statements.
 The Lafayette Bank had paid in capital of s150,000 with deposits of s457,22265; the Bank of Ybor City paid in capital was s200,000 and deposits of s2.679.237.69 and the Franklin banks paid in capital was s50,OO0 with deposits of s322,9S6.S7. according to statements of condi- tions of June 29.
 Figures for other branches involv- ed were not available immediately.
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Marriage Licenses.

Harold M Randall. 20. and Irene ". Mel
linger. 81; Rev. Eueene T. Kennedy.
Preston E Owings. %. and Adaline Dixon.
al: Rev. Henry w. Snyder.
Henry Zephyr "a and Thelma Kelly, 81,
both of Baltimore. Md; Rev. Paul Norris.
Wilhelm Muhlhausen, %. and Minna Hell
wig. %: Rev. C. J. Jordan.
Thomas H. D.. Grifhths. 81. Albany, Ga,
and Sophie Dehler. 80 Chicago. ILL.,. Rev.
Bruce J. Thornton. "a. Fort Collins. Colo.
and Mildred E. Lyon, 25, this city; Rev. H.
Douslass Shepard, 55, and Pearl Brown.
45. both OF Alexandria, Va; Rev. John P.
Leon ,zalis. a. and Lee samuels. 90, both
OF Baltimore. Nd: Rev. G. Silverstone.
Paul A. Otis, 81, and Fumes Wilheld. az;
Hev James 7. Harvey.
- EoTin H. Ayers. 90, this city. and Ruth
Conway, 81. Cumberland, Md; Rev.
lnomaS j. Huntington.
- Douglas v. Cornwell. SO. and Beatrice D.
FISCHER. 81; Rev. James s. Montgomery.
HaroId Samuel. 81. Rosslyn. Va, and Mary
L., l.; MSGonrey, l9. Mclean. Va; Rev. J. Har-
- Herbert .Blasley, %. and heather Evans,
20; Rev. Alexander WillSanks. iSn i'e0e''" Evans
Clifton Walker. SO. this city, and Cora
FLETCHER. 1s, Rochester. N. Y; Rev. James
Gerson kaufman. "a. this city, and Sadie
ILesnar' ~. Baltimore, Md; Rev. Abram
Jack Small. II. and Helen M. Lynch, 49,;
rev. II. j. GraebenStine.
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SOCIETY
The Chief Executive and First Lady OF
the Land to Fete President
Elect of Mexico.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Barklie. al
Wayne, Pa. She will attend the dinner
to be given at the evue-Stratford, ir
Philadelphia, in commemoration of the
birthday anniversary Of the late Presl-
dent Wilson.
Maj and Mrs. w, Gibson Emory, U
S. M. c., and Miss Lillian Emory are
guests for several days of Mr.. and Mrs
Enos S. Newman in their home in Rock
Creek Park. Mrs. Newman and Mrs
Emory will entertain at a tea this
afternoon to present Miss Emory tc
Washington friends. Maj Emory will
fly from Lakehurst in time for the tea
Assisting at the tea will be Mrs. Bar
nett, wife of Maj. Gen. George Barnett;
Mrs. Fuller. wife of Brig. Gen. B. H
Fuller; Mrs. Maurice Shearer, Mrs
Charles Lutz, Mrs Howard Fellows, Mrs
Clarke Wells, Mrs. Hobart Newman
Mrs Leonard Hoffman and Mrs. Fraser
Edwards Many of the debutanteS will
assist and there will be young officer
making the introductions. The guests
will include number of young officers
of the Navy and Marine Corps. Miss
Emory will wear q frock of pink satin
and will carry an arm bouquet OF
flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Sheldon Barry
have issued invitations for the mar
riage of their daughter Cora, to Lieut.
Comdr. Wilder Du Puy Baker, U. S. N,
Wednesday afternoon January l. at
o'clock, in the Bethlehem Chapel OF
the Washington Cathedral. A reception
for small company of members of the
two families anc very close friends will
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lFathH.

THOMPSON ELLA JEANETTE; on sstur-
Ss Of her dsushteT Grqee spaEroM TslIs
SON. mother, of Frank M. Henry R. vii;
Grace Y. Sparrow Notice of funeral in
Sundays Star.
WADE. DELLA l.. On Friday, December
13. 1929, at her residence. 242 9th ST.
NV, DELLA L., beloved wife of Richard
l. Wade. Funeral from her late residence
on Monday, December Is. at 9:3c am,
thence to st. Josephs Church. where re-
quiem mass will be said at 10 am. for
the repoSe OF her soul. Relatives and
friends invited to attend. Internent at
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. LUCY. Departed this life after
brief illness. LUCY WILLIAMS of 338
58th st. ne She leaves devoted daugn-
ter Remains resting at Thomas Frazier's
new. funeral nome, $50 r. /. ave. Notice
of funeral later.
WOODWARD. MARTHA J. On Friday, De-
cember- l3. 1929 at her residence, 125
New York ave. NV. MARTHA JANE
WOODWARD. widow of Mark r.. Wood
ward. Notice OF funeral hereafter. Is"
WRIGHT. MARY Suddenly. on Thursday,
December ~. 1929. at 2l25 9th st. NV,
MARY WRIGHT. loving sister. of Nettle
Bell and Anna Lewis. She also leaves four
nieces and one nephew. Funeral Sunday,
December 49, at PM, from the w.
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral paTlors, 1922 Ga.
ave. NV. 10
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n1ent of cut flowers and green's and the
altar was banked with lilies. AS the
guests were assembling, Mr.. William
Thompson, organist, gave program OF
nuptial selections.
The bride was escorted to the altar
by her father. who gave her in mar
riage. She wore a gown OF eggshell-
color satin fashioned on princess lines,
and she wore a lace veil worn by her
maternal at-great-grandmothe at her
wedding. She wore a gold bracelet set
with pearls worn by her paternal great
grandmother at her wedding. Her bou-
ouet was of orchids, Gala lilies and
! lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Allan G. Rinehart of New York
was the matron of honor, wearing a
long. flowing gown of fiame-colored
crepe de chine and hat to correspond.
| Miss Blanchard Bartlett of Geneva
was the maid Of honor, and she wore
costume like that of the other at
| tendant.
Mr.. Stanley NJ. Rinehart of New
York was the best man and the uSherS
selected included Mr. Alan s: Rlne-
hart. Mr.. Edgar F. WittmarS, Mr.. John
Farra. Mr.. John Jameson and Mr..
Thomas Armstrong, all Of New YORK
City.
A wedding breakfast followed at the
home of the bride, when the couple
were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Rinehart, mother of the bridegroom
who wore a biscuit-color velvet gown
with a black hat and black velvet
coat. and Mrs. Sherwood, mother OF the
bride, who was in capucme crepe
gown with a brown lace hat.
Mr.. Rinehart and his bride left later
for New York, from where they will
sail on the Bremen for Paris. Mrs.
Rinehart's going-away costume was a
rose beige tweed ensemble trimmed with
kid caracul fur, and her other acces-
sories were brown. They will be at home
upon their return at 157 West 57th
street, New York.
There were a number Of guests from
Washington. Pittsburgh, Buffalo, SYRIA
cuse, Rochester, Corning and New York
City.
The bride attended the Sargent School
in New York, and Mr. Rinehart Is a
graduate of Harvard.
A number of pre-nuptial parties were
given IN honor of the bride. Among
those who entertained were Mrs. Rich
ard Roenke, Miss Barbara Witter, Mrs.
Murray Bartlett, Miss Mary Palmer,
Mrs. Plumb and Mrs. U. P. HedriCk.
DR.. and Mrs. Earle Whitley enter
tanned at buffet luncheon at their
home Thursday in honor of Mr.. r. A.
Long of Kansas City, Mo-, who Wednes-
day morning presided at the corner
stone laying of the National City Chris
tian Church on Thomas Circle. The
other out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Grace Phillips johnson of New Castle,
Pa: Mr.. B. T. Scott Of Baltimore and
New York, DR.. and Mrs. George A.
Miller of Omaha, Nebr; DR.. and Mrs:
H. H. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Gail
Cheek, Miss Genevieve Brown and H. j.
Corwine, all of Indianapolis. Ind, and
the Rev. w. H. Pinkerton of st. Louis,
Mo, who all attended the corner stone
laying of this representative church of
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported ia
the Health Department. in the past "a hours:
Mary F; Christie. "a. 1850 Euclid st.
Jennie F. Randall. 81, 1912 Ga ave.
Elizabeth v. Haskins. 78. Sibley Hospital
Harry A. Sill, 76 Walter Reed Hospital.
Mary A. Vsv Dolson. rs: 2013 Park rd.
Alexander Brown, "a. 319 I st. ne.
Timothy M Ring. SO. Garfield Hospital.
Frances A. MacMurray, 66. 2003 G st.
pital.
Harry H. Stone. Sc. tuberculosis Hospital
Charles P. Elliott, IS. 3l1 1st ST. Sc.
Infant of Earl and Julia Nash, II hours
Columbia Hospital.
James Brooks, so, Gallinger Hospital.
Ophelia Clay. 48. 42l L st.
William Brown, SO, Walter Reed Hospital
Crayton Pough, 29, Gallinger Hospital.
Samuel Boone. rs, Gallinger Hospital.
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lean Association of University Women
will be held at the club house. 1884
street. December Is. Mrs. Alice Tisdale
Hobart of New York will be the guest
Of honor and will speak on "The Cul-
tural Conflict Between the East and
West"
Mrs. Wilson Compton will preside at
the tea table and will be assisted by the
following members of the club: Mrs. j.
K. Caldwell. Miss Mary Wilson. Mrs.
Halbert Tayne, Mrs. Howard Leroy and
Mrs. Fowler.
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Hit mrn1nriant.

BUNDY, JAMES F. Sacred to the memory
JAMES F. BuNDY Nhoqnq who Su depared S' this fs
fifteen years ago today, December IA, 1914.
God has His plans and what If we
With our sight be too blind to see
Their full fruition. Cannot He
Who made 1T solve the mystery2
Not died althoush f his '1s Calm '- Be deep. cTe'
some new, unknown and strange surprise
HIS III hf6EsR DEVohEb f86s WiFH 5 RNpy
RAAbbq1TEFS RAb soNFS1K%EL RELtA rRARkzN AhR zENoRH MI
HEBRON. RICHARD. In sad but loving
rnepmnemhTanee npn t9vag Of our dear brother. RICH
years ago today. December IA, 1927
HARRY HEBRON.
JOHNS, ALBERT H. In sad but loving mem
ory of our dear son, who departed this
lie lie. three years ago today, December IA,
1t is lonely here without you
And sad all along the way,
For it is not the same to US
Since you were called away.
Your cheerful smile and kindly ways
You had smile for every one
And died beloved by all.
Often we think of you dear son,
Oh. this world would be like heaven
" We Mo1THER AN AND DSfD5AaiD1DY DADDY.
JOHNS. ALERT H: In sad but loving mem
HS gry Ss our our dear dear gran6Son n ALERT H.
ago today, December IA, 1926.
The rolling stream Of life rolls on,
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love, the voice. the smiles
OF one who once sat there.
The happy hours we once enjoyed
HOW sweet the memory STILL
But yet has left lonesomeness
winch never can be filled.
No flower in the garden
Than the little flower that Whispers,
c.SaM1yyS,d SSaawMnyS I I ,I Il Iremember you:
JOHNSON, MARIE E. In loving remem-
branee OF my beloved daughter, MARIE
T.: r.. JOnNsoN. who departed this life one
Nobody knows my longing,
But Few have seen me weep.
Sneo my tears from an aching heart,
When others are pEHoTEb tS5t aSlesP; s9rr,rR
JOHNSON, MARIE E. In loving remsm-
maeE e oR Ss5 daughter W5o nf sister
lie lie one year ago today, December IA,
Hoy SAD today my troubled heart,
For death has robbed me of the one
Lov9S tfSSfhs oTER yff Rins HND f9r BRoTHER SsegT
OSBORNE. DANIEL. In. sad but loving re-
aSs2 T O1E Se2sd SS hSsOand and
IA. 1927.
We We, haven't forgotten you. ,belo7ed one.
And our memory Of YOU te will Yt' always inger,
Til our life on earth has past.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PROPS, GEORGE w. Sacred to the mem
ory Of my beloved husband, GEORGE W.
PROPPS, who departed this life one year
ago today, December IA, 1923.
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE NJ.
THOMAS, MARGARET PRYOR. In memory
of my dear mother. MARGARET PRYOR
THOMAS, who departed this life seven
years ago today, December IA, 1922.
When mother breathed her last farewell
The stroke meant more than tongue can
tell.
HER DAUGHTER, MAGGIE TODD.
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Mrs. Tuckerman Chairman for
TabIeaux VivantS January Is,

Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
| the patio of the Carlton Hotel there will
| be a meeting of all those taking part in
the international tableaux. Mrs. Wal
| ter r. Tuckerman is directing the tab
leaux vivants," which will be given at
auspices of the Colonial Danes of
America.
| The tea planned for Monday, De-
! cember 2, in honor of Mrs. George Bar
nett at the Club of Colonial Danes
and which was postponed, will take place
/ Monday afternoon. December 16, at 4
o'clock Nine. Edythe Marmion Brosius
will give a recital on the harp, after
which there will be talk.
| Mrs. George 0. Vass of Indian Lane,
| Spring Valley, entertained at bridge
| tea at her home on Friday, the 18th.
| Among the guests were Mrs. Randolph
i Harrell, Mrs. Marjorie Hartford, Mrs.
Thomas F. Kane, Mrs. Howard Birch,
Mrs. Charles Tebbs, Mrs. Gym Dent,
Good, Mrs. Arthur B. Heaton, Mrs.
Lanier P. McLachlen, Mrs. Horace AL
bright, Mrs Hilleary HoSkinson, Mrs.
Raymond Wise, Mrs. Arthur B. Dickin-
son and Mrs. Nelson B. O'Neal.
Mrs. Charles L. Dasher, 5l1O Thir-
teenth street, will entertain the men,
bers of the Entire Nous Club Monday,
December 16. Mrs. John S. Hansbury
will be the assisting hostess and Miss
Madge Reese will be the guest speaker
for the occasion.
Miss L. J. Middleton and Miss c. r.
Cockrille of Arcadia, Calf, are at the
Dodge Hotel for several days.
The National League of Woman
Voters entertained at dinner on Thurs
day night in the Garden House of the
Dodge Hotel. Those present were the
executive staff of the national Office.
members of the board of directors and
regional representatives who are in
Washington attending a series of meet
ings.
The regular Monday tea of the Amer
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THE President and Mrs. Hoover
will entertain at dinner Thurs
day evening. December 26, in
honor of the President-elect oi
Mexico, Senior Pascual Ortiz
Rubio who will be in Washington for
several days after Christmas. The Am
bassador of Mexico. Senor Manuel Tel
lez. went to New York to meet Senor
Rubio, who arrived there earlier in the
week.
Mrs Taft Guest of Honor
At Luncheon Yesterday.
Mrs. William Howard Taft was among
the guests at luncheon yesterday of Mrs.
Thomas w. Symons, who entertained at
the Carlton Hotel.
The South African Minister and Mrs.
Louw left this morning for New York
and will be absent from the Capital un-
til Wednesday. Mrs. Louw was at nome
TO callers yesterday at the legation.
Representative and Mrs. Otis T.
Wingo will be joined for the Christmas
holidays by their son, Mr.. Otis T..
wingo, jr., a student at Princeton.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson is the guest OF
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Rinehart- Sherwood Wedding
rnLna,

IN UtHbVd, N. H., AUUdys
A wedding of more than usual inter-
est took place at noon today in Geneva,
N. Y, when Miss Elizabeth Sherwood,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. David Ben
nett Sherwood of that city, became the
bride of Mr.. Frederick Roberts Rine-
hart of New York City, son of DR.. and
Mrs. Stanley M. Rinehart of Washing
ton. The ceremony was performed In
Trinity Church. the Rev. Samuel Edsall
officiating.
The church had charming arrange
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the Disciples of Christ. Assisting Mrs.
Whitley in the dining room were Mrs.
Thomas w. Phillips. jr.; Mrs. Hayne
Ellis and Mrs. Charles H. johnson, jr.
Miss Etheldreda Winthrop Seabury,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Marston Seabury who last season made
her debut in Washington, gave recep-
ton and tea Wednesday afternoon at
the home of her parents, at $50 East
Thirty-seventh street, New York, in
honor of Miss Anita c. Grew and Miss
Elizabeth Grew. daughters of the Amer
lean Ambassador in Constantinople,
Joseph Clark Grew. and Mrs Grew
(Alice de v. Perry formerly of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long OF
Lowell. Mass, have arrived in washing
ton and are stopping at the Carlton.
The Misses sutro entertained at a
musicale and tea at the Carlton yester-
day in honor of the debutantes and
authors.
Mrs. F. B. Willis, who attended the
musicale. also entertained a party OF
six at tea at the Carlton.
Capt. and Mrs Edward G. Kintner
will have with them for the holidays
their two sons, Mr.. Edwin G. Kintner
jr., and Mr.. James Grice Kintner, who
will arrive Saturday from Purdue Uni
versity, from where they will graduate
in June in electrical engineering.
Mr. w. B. Acker, chief clerk of the
Department of the Interior, is at At
lantic City for a weeks vacation.
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Darn nf Tttanks

MANGUM. ROSA E. We wish to extend our
friends fop sSer To 0TG seiatiyeS and many
horai offerings at the death of our be-
loved one' ROSA E. MANGUM.
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EOIINn.

COLLIE-White. female. on 14th st. NV;
owner may have by communicating with j.
Neate, 5408 Cathedral ave. NV. Clev. $3.50.
15'
GRAY POLICE DoG-Femaie. Clarendon
2090.
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follow in the home of the brides parents

follow in the home of the brides parents
on s street.
Mai. and Mrs. Richard D. Newman
will entertain at dinner this evening
at the Army, Navy and Marine Corps
Country Club, in honor of Miss Mary
Ingraham Henry, daughter of the COM
mandant of Fort Myer and Mrs. Guy ".
Henry.
Miss Rahel Davies will entertain at
dinner this evening in compliment 10
Miss Laura Walcott Tuckerman, debut
rante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman.
Mrs. George Knox Berry entertained
at bridge luncheon today at the Iron
| Gate for her Sub-debutante daughter,
Miss Nancy Berry. The guests included
Miss Gene Kincheloe, Miss Frederica
Willard, Miss Nancy Lesh, Miss Frances
Murray, Miss Anna Randell, Miss Doro-
thy Witcover, Miss Elizabeth Crane,
Miss Catherine Spinks. Miss Caroline
Mckenzie, Miss Laura Beady. Miss Mil
dred English, Miss Peggy English, Miss
Betty Kilt Miss Jane Evans and Miss
Natalie Margrets.
Mrs. Berry will entertain at dinner
tomorrow evening for her debutante
daughter, Miss Katherine Berry.
MI. ana MIS-, CIldTQleT AIlUSISUIl cIl-
tertained company at dinner last eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Meyer returned
today from a short stay in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles David Hayes
will entertain q small company at the
dinner dance in the palm room OF the
Willard this evening.
Mrs. Alvin Dodd will entertain at
musicale this evening when the artists
will be Miss Marion Kerby and Mr..
John j. Niles of New York. Miss Kerby
and Mr.. Niles sang in the Capitol at one
of the concerts of the series presented
by Mrs. Frederick S. Coolidge in the
Library of Congress.
The Industrial Arts committee Of the
Washington Arts Club announces the
opening of its annual exhibition at the
club 2017 1 street northwest, on Sun
day.
An interesting collection OF the works
of club members and others in the
crafts and related arts will be on view,
many of which may be purchased
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre will be
the hosts at the tea, which will form
ally open the exhibit Mr.. lie Fevre is
president of the Washington Society of
Arts and Crafts.
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LOST

LOST.
BAND AND PLATE. wire retaining: for
STRENGTHENING teeth; THURSDAY pm, between
K. Wisconsin 3261 Reward. IS.
BARP1N-French barpin, brilliant set in
and ls4 81 ish s bePa
phone Decatur 1859
st. Phone Cleveland 0322. IS.
DIAMOND STICK PIN-on Wednesday, De
eceenmnber II. Liberal reward. Call District
DOG, German police, 6 mos old, white spot
On back OF neck and tall. Liberal reward
l dog az" Dec ntS7"'io" S79s e"onS 70 recovery IL q
EARRING, gold valued as gift; reward.
Decatur 5000
EARRING, antique silver filigree with ball
case. Reward Potomac 3421.
EYEGLASSES and chain, gold; between
200 Que and DIX Kew Gardens Friday; reward.
GLASSES. in case: on 9TH st: NV, Thurs
day afternoon, between Kann's and Golden
berg's; Semones make; reward. Lin. 0s34-W.
dLAssEs-The person who found glasses,
nd hqrifsas issh Wit h kindly cali
HAND PURsE-Lady's, containing about
$50: Return to manager, Park Towers Apt.'
POCKETBOOK, $50, gold watch, 2 building
loan books; 10c store, 7th and Eye. Reward
il returned to Mrs. S. c. Powell, $500 Sher-
rier pl. NV.
neutrality-suspicious. leather, containing
about SEA- drivf5s permit ETY. lost at
HolsSeierlein. is6 pt 9o2 Madison st. st. r nv "s '"
PURSE. small, containing s27 and change.
near Goldenbergs store, by very elderly
woman without means Of livelihood with in
valid son. Send to Mrs. Lppey, George
washington University HOSPITAL. Is.
RING-Lady's old topaz; left in washroom
Palais Royal, Friday morning. Phone Falls
Wednesday night; vicinity 14th and 18th;
Lincoln 2878. Liberal reward.
RING, diamond, Godenbergs glove counter.
Reward Phone Adams 1922. la
SCARF-On Friday. in Building G, George
Washington University, or CleveS Cafeteria;
large scarf, green and red paisley design.
Reward. Address Box 373-H. Star office.
UMBRELLA. on Mt. Pleasant car line. Sat
SIDE Terrace NV. Col. 5574.
WATCH, Thursday evening, downtown sec,
Elgin wrist watch and band, white gold. ini-
tials &c. g." friends photo in case. kindly
return same to little Carol Garland, being
a gift from her deceased mother, and re-
ceivc reward Sentimental reasons prompt
this ad. Communicate with E: Crost; s25 F
St ne. Phone Atlantic 1908 or Lincoln
WRIST WATCH-Gold, Elgin. leather strap,
mans; lost Friday. Reward. Phone Hyatts-
Vile 397-J.
WRIST WATCH-Gold, white center, Hamil-
ton. near Hecht's. Reward. Harry Water
field. Fairfax Hotel. Potomac 4480
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FOWLER, LOUISE CHRTsTTNr Denart.d

this life suddenly, Monday, November IS,
1929. in New York City, LOUISE CHRIS
TINE FOWLER, beloved daughter of Irving
G; Gnd the late Belle Fowler, devoted sister
aunts. an uncle. a grandmother and a host
OF friends. Funeral Monday: December is.
at pm. from the John T. Rhines flu
neral chapel, 3rd and Eye SITS. sw. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery is
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FARQUHAR, MARY ANN. Friday. December
55 1929, at 6l5 pm, at her residence,
34O5 Prospect ave. NV, MARY ANN, be-
loved wife of the late Charles Farauhar
and mother of Mrs. Harry F. Ashton and
Mrs. Mamie F. Cook OF Washington, D. c.,
and Mr.. George B. Farquhar of Manas-
sas, Va. Requiem mass at Holy Trinity
Church Monday, December 16 at 9l5
am. 1nterment Arlington National Gene
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JENNIE E. BARNES, rec. Sec.
CoVINGToN, JOSEPHINE. I

CONVICTION, JOSEPHINE, Departed this
life Wednesday, December IL, 1879, at 80
am, at Freeomen'S hospital, JOSEPHINE, =,
COV1NGTON OF 1889 w st. NV, beloved
wife OF Samuel Covington, mother OF
Lanier, Lucille, Dorothy, Samuel Pearson
Covlngton ana Forestine Turner. She also
leaves three brothers and one sister. Re
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis Co
funeral parIors, z222 Ga. ave. NV. Fu-
neral Sunday. December Is, at l pm,
from Mount Pleasant Baptist Church. Rev.
lawn Cemetery, Is