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PARIS DEBT DELAY
HELD WARRANTED
Resolution Lacks Essential
Signature of Speaker Long,
worth, However.

Although approved yesterday by both
houses Of Congress, the resolution au-
thorizing postponement of the maturity
date of the French war supplies debt
today lacked the essential signature Of
Speaker Longworth.
The Speaker was prevented from
signing the resolution officially by adj
iournment of the House yesterday. The
measure would extend the maturity
date from August to May /.
Nevertheless. the opinion was held
today by Chairman Smoot of the Sen
ate finance committee, and Treasury
officials that President Hoover would
be warranted in postponing the matur-
ity date, as authorized by the resolution,
in the event France meanwhile rati-
fees its war debt settlement with this
country.
The Senate qualified its approval of
the French debt proposition with the
adoption of a separate agreement adj
vanced by Senator Howell, Republican,
Nebraska, calling attention to the terms
Of the French-American debt settle
ment. The resolution noted that the
pending war debt settlement provided
for cancellation of the war supplies
debt of France and allowed that coun-
try an interest rate of AT per cent on
its s4.230, 777,000 debt.
Howell remarked that while America
had been charged with acting like
Shylock" in the collection of its war
debt, France was actually paying only
enough to take care of the interest at
IA per cent"
The House adopted the resolution
after several hours debate by vote of
100 to s6. No record vote vas taken In
the Senate.
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Dratha.

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HOWARD a.sSa % yssrs' srp pd1srS q
ss ssF.r Of sS So eMsPss W NV wise On oi aidaS
n S1s e. e gm sE s enc Tsno'
KLArsKIN. JACOB. Suddenly. SATURDAY.
s sfSh. Minnie. Sophia ana Morrf: Klsts:
Ban TPs.' s5 t5p 1 shs fa.p ns 81 fdss
June ii, at 10 am.
LEWIS, ALBERT. On Tuesday, june 10. 1899.
Selo1E r: s n:,s ct se Tsslaes q md ms
sS 1L sss. IEwI s.I devoted Ss
ana Herbert Lewis: Funeral ssturday,
5 oRal.b R.2 W t5S WR ifesass B Ps8or
Co o" funeral psriors. sa sa Ga. ave- nv.
Low, SIR A. MAURICE. On Monday. June
RICE Low. Remains RESTING at the s Il.
Hines CO. funeral home. 2soi Tourtssnth
EAuRA MA L 5Siioen devoted mother 81
Ifvns so0 b from Taa're d Ssids'y . ssns
Church. 9Th between Barry and sts
JARVIS co fas.r Tsi' parors. ssaa Ca sse
NV.
PAXTON, RUTH NJ. "wednesday. June 10.
1g2s e. fns qhn sos.a S.H Hos
years, Funeral from her late residsncss
am thence he as TO- A 81. steSh sn Church,
where mass will be said at am. for the
e Is; St Ssssodst '1S s:s:
PFEIFFER, SAMUEL. On wednesday. June
ls, 1879 SAMUEL" ss..sd a. years: Beloved
sssiSsRs., q Of his hl.' son: sh.rIss = sts!s:9,
ss2 i2tn ,. st. Sc c on Tr H June a. at
IT, ass Franc her az s S 'uHs
NV, FRANC C., widow Of William A.
e 6:nss d rr SsRet Jun. srS s.E p 5lss r'
ROSS. MATTE. Departed this life yednes-
MATTE ROSS Of i27 st. sw. She leaves
ter ee shs 0t two sTS sfai G and host
orasT rfla s a Tsao g,n .nIY
Washineton,s funeral home, {sT N 81. NV:
at pm. Relatives and friends invited a
sELLHAUsEN. HENRY W. On wednesday,
June is. 1919. az his residence, 1908 Sew
loved husband q Hattie " seIIhsussn
Gnss snniths on aEed g years Remains
h home. sso1 Feurteenth ssrset SorshTessi
soe rr rE9m ne s Hines CO fY Iss1
msns s' Prospect Hi Cemetery Il 'n' AH'''
sUsIMERyMLE, FREDERICK. On Monday,
H sTs IL 1929 r. sSo psr e. .hErrasvrEsnsy
devoted father Of Raymond, QeorEe, Fred
erick, Or; james. Lucy and Julia Summer
vile; uncle Of Elisabeth sunTneryiIie and
leaves other relatives and friends, Re
mains resting at The The Ernest Jarvi. &c;
Thursday noon, thereafter at bis late resi-
dence Funeral Friday. June q. at pm,
from his late residence, 4o5 Snithsou ct.
s.w.
WATSON, NAUDE A. On wednesday, June
19, 1923, at her residence, 2a02 Twenty
seventh street northwest, MAUDE. A. Wat
SON, beloved mother Of Walter Scott and
Kenneth Nicoll Watson: Funeral SERVICES
at pm. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
WINSTON, JOHN. On wednesday. June 10.
street northwest JOIN. SsiSoved HUSBAND Stand
OF Annie Winston (nee Fin1D. Funeral
q. at $40 am, thence to the Church q
the Nativity, where high requiem mass will
be sung at am. Relatives and friends
invited to attend. 1nterment at Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Boston and Lynn,
Mass, papers please copy II
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Marriage Licenses.

i ssfs e. aS TiSS ssas Va va R sRa
I'D AS ssssB, ss:S H. 81 Ell. F s'; Re L5s:
Ei yin 4 o sanser; ss and Gladys Price
M. Ewers, 30; Rev John G. Bali.
Huge ksmm 81 e. ORE orsnE gsv N s r. ina
Robert Il. Johnson, %, and Julia J. Hill,
EFT, ,Is; Rey. Charles B. Austin. - :.
both Of Hyattsviiie, Md Rev. John Z.
rs. Ss ~ & DE S: p "a RsP S:1is G Moi
Marshall stubbs, a., Superior. Nebr.: and
Hamett Q. Rodes, this city; Rev. FREDERICK
John A. johnson, 81, and Beatrice Ford,
CUSHING StinS,' IS; Rev, Thomas +. Sweeney. -
ro Esass 49, Rev RS Waist r. saa RUBY
Walter A. Saunders, rs, and Margaret M,
HfHE 1sEEet e. Reg IL mss09 u.s. and Cath
erine r sheaffer. "a; Rev: Z. q. Lder.
Ds GEsn S. Rev k ziss g. Laura
MARTYR "; Meyer; e, and i.I Margaret J.
Ralph Jones. "a. and Marian robertson,
Va: "a Eiss:1b L wssa' sssBs:r X
town, v. va; Rey. i. p. Hayes, - -.
Robert l., DenSf0rd, "a NQr1olk, We, ana
Alice v. Miller, "a, Oxon Hill Md; Rev. II.
Dar rG;d covinston. q, Baltimore. Nd,
and Eleanor Rice, 81, York, Pa; Rev. H.
John F. Wallace. al, Durham, Nd, and
Emma BeEenlip. 30, Catonsville, Mo; Rev.
walter Schroeder. al. and Reta Jett, 10,
both of Fredericksburg, Va; Rev. John e.
john E. Lynch. 81. and Edith NJ. Jackson,
%: Rev. T. Vincent Fitzgerald.
Robert S. Clark. Is. and Marjorie z.
Mothershead, IS: Rev. william g. Abernethy;
Wallace S. Sayre, "a, New York City, and
Kathryn (, Mcknight, "a, Paoli, Ind; Rev.
Ernest f. Templin, 81. Chicago. ILL.,. and
Knoxie Crump. 90, this city; Rev. @. @.
Emanuel Mencher, rs. New York City and
Bertha M. Robin, 3D. this city; Rev. L. j.
William A. walsh. IS. and Edna o. Cashell,
"a; Judge Mary OToole.
Victor R. Alfaro. ~, and Nancy K. Hamil-
ton, 81; Rev. Thomas A. Wal-h;
William a: Graham; ~: and Beulah E.
Ragan, 20; Rev. Earle Wiley.
charIes ,o Ra Hend 6SS s 49, and Sally
wolh, 10, both OF Baltimore, Md; Rev.
akei, 23; Rev r. NJ Barisansky.
Thomas Poole; 81 and Alice L. Davis
Thomas D.. Bell. rs, and LYDIA D. Brown,
10: Rev. M. L. Gumbleton.
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w. r. BOSWELL RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Victim of Appendicitis Will Be
Burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.

Funeral services will be held tomor-
row morning for Walter Franklin Bos-
well Of 4907 w street, who died sud-
denly at Georgetown Hospital after an
appendicitis operation on Tuesday
night.
Mr.. Boswell, who took an outstand-
ing interest in bowling, was employed
for the past 10 years in the office of
the quarterInaster general of the War
Department. Funeral services will be
held at his late residence tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock Irterment will
be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Born December 8, 1898, at Glen Echo
Nd, Mr.. Boswell Is survived by his
widow, Rose Eddy Boswell; his father
Franklin l.. Boswell, and three sisters
Mrs. A. l.. West, Mrs. M. L. Walker
and Mrs. Henry Anderson, all or
Washington.
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ed this afternoon and the party will
proceed to Baltimore late tonight.
Members Of the Oklahoma delegation
In Congress we're honor guests ct the
breakfast this morning. Those attend
ing were Senators Pine and Thomas
and Representatives Cartwright, john
son. O'Connor and Stone. A welcome
to washington was extended on behalf
of the local Chamber OF Commerce by
Thomas p. Littlepage and John l..
Weaver spoke for the local realty board,
Of which he Is former president, as
well as a past president of the National
Association of Real Estate Boards.
Fred Johnson is Chairman.
e. Fred johnson, director OF the
Tulsa chamber, was chairman of the
breakfast meeting. He introduced to
the gathering Dan Patton, mayor Of
Tulsa; J. N. Harmon, mayor of Seminole,
Okla; William Holden, executive vice
president Of the Tulsa chamber; Arthur
Newiin, president of the Tulsa Realty
Board Lieut.. Walter Hinton, chairman
of the aviation committee of the local
chamber; Dorsey w. Hyde, ir., secre-
tary of the washington chamber; K. M.
Vaughn, chairman Of the Tulsa dele
cation and others.
Or he invitation Of M A. Leese,
past president Of the local chamber, the
oficial Tulsa quartet Will sing this aft
ernoon ct $50 O'Clock over station
WMAL.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
virginia-Fair tonight; tomorrow in
creasing cloudiness, followed by showers
and somewhat cooler In the afternoon;
gentle variable winds.
West Virginia-F'artly cloudy with
scattered showers beginning late to-
night or tomorrow; somewhat cooler
tomorrow.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm. IS; 8 pm,
80; IL midnight, 10; 4 am, SO; am,
IA; noon, "a.
Barometer pm. 1884; 8 pm,
1882; IL midnight, 1899; 4 am, 1888;
8 am, 1888; noon, 1881.
Highest temperature, 80, occurred at
l pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, SO, occurred at
5 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 80; lowest, sc.
Tide Table.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic survey.)
Today--Low tide, 1:o1 am. and 1:42
pm; high tide. 6:48 am. and tbs pm.
Iomorrow--Low tide, TAT am. and
7:57 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:42 am; sun sets
1877 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:42 am; sun
sets 1897 pm.
Moon rises 6:41 pm; sets $40 am.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Weather In Various Cities.
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HOOVER RECEIVES
$50 OKLAHOMANS
Breakfast at Willard Follow
ed by Tour of Points
of Interest.

A delegation of about $50 prominent
citizens of Tulsa and other Oklahoma
cities, here to become acquainted with
developments and civic movements in
the National Capital, during a tour Of
progressive business centers in the
South, East and North and in Canada,
was received at the White House at
noon by President Hoover.
The President posed with the visitors
for photographs, after which the party
continued sightseeing tour Of Govern
ment buildings and other landmarks in
and near the National Capital.
Following breakfast at the willard
Hotel this morning, held jointly with
members of the Washington Chamber
Of Commerce and the Washington Real
Estate Board, the party made a tour of
the headquarters Of the United States
Chamber Of Commerce and other points
of interest.
Go to Baltimore Tonight.
Mount Vernon, the Masonic Temple
being erected in Alexandria, Arlington
Cemetery and other places will be visit
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Hit Mrnturtatit.

cAvANAUGH. MARY z. In sad but loving
motssT MARI S cA eS snS aeVo Sso
passed away thirteen Ci5) years ago today
June 20. 1916. Anniversary mass ct 81.
Paul's Church.
Gone. but not forgotten''
HER DAUGHTER, LILLIAN.
beosa nosT sosA tai yS %
June 20, 1919.
Loving and kind in ell your ways,
uprisht and Just 70 the end Of your days
Mss' sSsns'5 iSSEE H2s 'fi siaRf
GREEN. EMERSON G.. In sad but loving
Tamss Tm e my lovi1s brother. EN- ~.
one year ago today, June 20, 1928.
Sadly missed by his sister.
HATTIE GREEN LEWIS. FANNIE GLASS
AND WILLIAM GREEN.
KEIsTER, JAMES p. In loving memory Of
who died June 20, 1925.
Love will dream and faith viii trust;
S1gf bHVoTEp WIFE laura se1 KEinTER
NEI Els gsss James JANIS e pv1RnE Eory ws Of
died four years ago today, June 40. 1925.
have only your memory. dear father.
And yon sre one VIII wfpie eVss forSs
For I am always thinking Of you.
LOVING DAUGHTER, KATIE DEALE.
LEWIS, THOMAS J. In loving memory OF
our dear husband and father, THOMAS
j LEWIS, who departed this life one year
ago today June 20, 1928.
May his soul rest in peace.
HIS WIFE, BLANCH LEWIS. AND SON,
HARRY.
LovELESs. CHARLES WENDELL. In sad
but loving remembrance of our darling
SON CHARLES WENDELL LovELESS,
who passed away one year ago today, June
20, 1923.
What would I rive to hold your hand,
Your dear face just to see;
Your loving smile, your welcome voice
That meant much to me.
MAMA, PAPA AND BROTHERS.
THOMPSON, JENNIE W. With sad but low
ms remembrance Of JENNIE w. THOMP-
SON, who departed this life one year ago
today. June 20, 1928
DEVOTED HUSBAND, JESSE G. THOMP-
sen.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TOnAY.

Federal Chapter, No. SO, o. e. s.,
will hold dance tonight at $3.50 at
the Potomac Boat Club, foot Of Thirty
sixth street.
Members of st. Monica's Chapel,
South Capitol and L streets southwest,
are urged to attend meeting this
evening at o'clock in the parish hall.
The ways and means committee Of
Good VIII Chapter, No. SO, Order of
Eastern Star, IS giving card party
this evening at $50 o'clock at Chestnut
Farms Auditorium, 2107 Rhode Island
avenue northeast. The public is in
vtted.
Members In charge of the various
activities of the Curley Clubs annual
lawn fete will be entertained by Miss
Monica e. A. Gordon at her home, 1915
F street, this evening at 8:15 o'clock
The lawn fete will be held July Is
at Sixth street and North Carolina
avenue southeast.
The Patriotic Order Of America Camp,
No. 4, will serve home-cooked supper
tomorrow evening from 4:30 to $50 at
Woodlands Hall, "a Grant place north
west.
A carnival will be held this evening
on the grounds of the Church Of athe
TRANSPORTATION, Gallatin street. The
DeMolay Boys and the Daughters Of
Job will feature this evenings enter
tainment.
Pupils Of the Margaret Carmody
School of Dancing will present their
second annual dance recital in the
auditorium of the Y, w, @. A., Seven
tenth and K streets, at $50 tonight.
FUTURE.
A religious dramatic cantata, consist
ing Of three acts and four scenes with
biblical costumes, will be presented by
the choir Of the Second Baptist Church
at the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
Monday, June "a, at $50 pm, with
DR.. Scott Mayo directing. Deacon
George On1ey, chairman. Proceeds for
the benefit Of the church.
The Ohio Girls Club will hold a
picnic Saturday afternoon, June az, at
Hams Point. All members are invited.
Take bus south side Of Treasury Build
ing.
The Young Ladies' Booster class of
the Memorial United Brethren Sunday
school, at North Capitol and r streets,
will hold It's annual picnic and outing
at Marshall Hall next Saturday after
noon and evening, June %. viii leave
the Seventh street wl1arves on the
steamer Charles Manchester at 1850 pm.
Alpha Delta Phi luncheon will be
held tomorrow at the Hotel Gordon at
1890 O'Clock.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported I,
the Health Department in the past "a hours
Francis D. P. and Elizabeth H. Bruner
John and Ine5 Piagno, girl.
Morris F; and Mildred Gooksey, girl.
Robert F.. and Edith g. Stultz, boy =
William N. and Lula Harrison, boy.
Thomas and Mathilda Shahady, boy.
Ray and GLADYS F.. Thompson, boy.
James r. and Louise A. Tennyson, boy.
James G. and Elsie M. Smith, boy.
Charles and Virginia Murphy. boy.
Carl ]. and Lena Grimm, boy.
Earl O. and Margarite T.. Hines, boy.
William r. and Ruth z. Edwards, boy.
Lawrence A. and Lorena M. Dillon, boy
Victor A. and Viola NJ Campbell, girl.
William and Florence Gravett, GIRL
Fred and Katie Welcher, girl.
George and Mary Hagans, boy.
James A. and Mary Carter, boy.
David and ElizabetA Roy, boy.
Silas and Glide jones boy.
Joseph. and Oletha F. Hammond, boy.
Frank and Roser E. Roney, boy.
Lawrence and Hortensta Osborn, boy.
Ralph and JAMIE Thomas, boy.
Lefrich and Alice Mayo, girl.
Saul and Minnie Green, girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-20
Harvard Honors IL Leaders.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 20 H).--
Harvard University, at its 293d COM
mencement today, conferred honorary
degrees on IL men who have won dis
tinction In many fields, including Sec
rotary of the Navy Charles Francis
Adams, former Secretary Of State Frank
B. Kellogg and Gov. Franklin D. Roose-
welt of New York.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
The Health Depa rtment in the past AZ hours:
Thomas ms1T i oross' s ssisy Hospltsl
Roas L. Flynn. ~. io04 Quebec pi
James B. Albright, II, 1907 Monroe st.
William A. Harris, IS, 628 Quebec pl.
;. joseph Sagrist, 81, U. 8. Soldiers Home
William r. Lawson, So. Garfield Hospital.
Daniel e. vaughn. S.; $11s 18th st.
Mary E. Horsman. 5, Casualty Hospital.
John Beckwith, 7e, Gallinger Hospital
Anna y. Proctor, 8, Children's Hospital.
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WOMAN, SO, DEAD.

Mrs. Christina weisman, Resident
Here II Years, succumbs.
Mrs. Christina weisman, 90 years old,
713 Nineteenth street, resident Of this
city for the past II years, died at her
home yesterday after long illness. ;
Mrs. Weisman, who has been an in
valid for the last three years, is sur
vived by three daughters, Miss Clara
Weisman, Mrs Bernice Patten and Mrs.
H. j. McGinnis, all Of this city.
Private services viii be held In Entng-
ham, Ill.
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JOHN WINSTON, IL, DIES.
Two-Month Illness Fatal to Mem
Der of Holy Name Society.

John winston, ~ years old, 5000
Thirteenth street, died at his home yes
terday after an illness Of about two
months.
Mr.. winston, who had resided in the
city for the past 26 years, was mem
Der of Holy Name Society. He is sur
viyed by his widow Mrs. Annie winston;
a daughter, Mary A. Winston, and two
sons, John j. and M. Edward Winston,
all of this city; sister, Mrs. Margaret
Flanagan Of Summit, NJ j., and
brother, Thomas winston of Ireland.
Funeral services will be held at the
residence Saturday morning at $3.50
o'clock. Interment will be In Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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TRACTION BILLS SIGNED.
Final Steps Begun to Settle Chi
cago Problem.

CHICAGO, June 40 H9.--Final steps
in the settlement of Chicago's traction
problem were begun today, following
the signing by Gov. Louis L. Emmerson
Of eight bills passed by the Legislature
which give the metropolis the power to.
consolidate its surface, elevated and
bus lines. merging the combination with
a system of subways.
The General Assembly, before It quit
work IL days ago, also authorized the
consolidated interests to finance the
traction development under local con-
troll.
james Simpson, Alderman Joseph
McDonough and other leaders promised
immediate action toward realization of
the long delayed settlement Of the trac-
ton problem.
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MRS. LOUISA BAUER DIES.
succumbs After Short Illness at
Are of 7b Years.

Mrs. Louisa c. Bauer, rs years ola,
died yesterday morning at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul G.. Dietrich
5453 Nebraska avenue, after q short
illness.
Mrs Bauer, who came TO this city
six years ago from Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
Is survived by two sons, G. r. Bauer
Adams, Mrs. George Hunter and Mrs.
Margaret Schiller, all of Wilkes-Barre,
and Mrs Dietrich
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FUNERAL OF MRS. OSCAR.
Services This Afternoon, With In
terment at Hebrew Cemetery.

terment at Hebrew cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Oscar
Of 1907 Park road, SO years old, and
long a resident of Washington, who
died suddenly at her home yesterday,
are being held at the Levinson
funeral parlors, 5627 Georgia avenue,
this afternoon, with interment in Ma
tional Capital Hebrew Cemetery.
Mrs. Oscar is survived by her hus-
band, Bernhard Oscar; son. jerome
K oscar. and three daughters. Mrs.
B. F. Postman Of Irvington, N. j.: Mrs.
L. B. Weinfeld of Newark. N. j., and
Mrs. Abe Rosenberg of Rockville,
Connecticut,
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Dpatha.

Adams 1s,5sy FANNIE Ss 9gsrtsf Ss4 life wsd
leaves t e mourn our ter loss one sstsr ONE
brother; one daughter. one granddaughter
ds0res ca9fe q g.. h i.lsis TS sadse. ave-
sturds 1sr June ssG e. at Il D named 'AsSs
SskSg i. j 5ss.. 3 sS9 fb.i s:
9thep one SrotSer and and Sni host su q other
1912 EioTEiiSs ave. ne Notice q u
BAUER, LOUISA C. Wednesday, June 10,
1929 1922 e. $50 sm LOUISA C. wife Of the
Tvcs az the o Ser
Mrs. Paul g; Dietrick,, sass Nebraska aye.
terrnent wilkes-Barre. Pa. 2o'
nssday, June i. 1920, 81 $50 PM. 81 heE
BoNp: beloved wife ST. Of Haailla sond'
d daughter E7t.a Of. Of A Martha anthony, sister
iiams. she ALSO leaves three .nieces
70 mourn their loss. Remains resting a.
the John 7. Rhines funeral chapel; 3Td
oxn ' 9nyeSs szi Aospita RRr e
St NV funeral frS SSe t. os above residence SIDE
on Friday, June ii, At 10 am. Relatives
a ana friends invited 1nterment Cedar Hin
BREEN. DANIEL A. Died wednesday, June
B r.; lgzg At n a; at the Naval Hospital
/ Funeral from his parents, residence on
70 St. Aioys use church. where mass H nn Be
SAID at am. Interment Mount olniyet
RRoyvN .Nnvr r.n.rt.S +h,. ne. rr,dev
June ii isas AN sefE'e aE seS Ne oss
o sts1 wife g. Water grSwn and ioytng
Iss~e. and y.na f sS y gs.u Gs;
Jarvis Co. funeral pariOTs. aa22 Ga. aye
BROWN. JOHNNIE tPLuNKIE,. On Thurs
yoANSIE P ri isss ~ BsowN Devoted
brother Of Leslie 'J Jones He also leaves
funeral heresfter O Remains resting at the
". Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors' 2222
Ga. ave. NV.
BURNS MINNIE SSg1 G. suddenly; on TUESDAY
ave-: Capitol heights, Nd MINNIE q,
SeTS from mfe the OF W. M chsmbers Co M
neral home, 1900 Chaplin st. n.w:. on Fri
aanston Ea0Sa csmetsrs at as6 pm
1919 al s6s Tss5dshss. Sp F;F S SHg&RSS
devoted mother OF Lillian Spears. George.
Samuel and Charles Carter, Josephine
Blake. Elizabeth Carter. Bernice Walker;
sister of William Berry, mother-in-law OF
Arthur Walker, Charles johnson. Dana
ing at the w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral
psrlors, 2222 Ga. ave. NV. Interment at
Westmoreland County, Va. 81
FOWLER, LoRENA C. On Thursday, June
20, 1893, at AIS am, LORENA c.
FOWLER. Funeral from her late resi-
dence, 1898 30th ST. NV, on Saturday,
june %, at pm, Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery,
GRIMES, ALICE. All members Of Paramount
Lodge: No. o.: OF the National Ideal se1e-
neral of Sister ALICE GRIMES Thursday,
Bmndy funeral psrlors. 62l Fla. ave. NV:
All subordinate lodges of the National
Ideals are cordially Mhy , inTissd to attend
MRS. SUSIE FOWLER, VI. c.
Mr.. WALTER DADDY, w. Secy.
HARRIEs, DR. WILLIAM A. On Wednesday,
June 10. 1929. at am. at his residence,
$40 Quebec pl NV, DIR. WILLIAM A.
HARRIES. beloved husband Of Amanda
Gloyer Harries. Funeral from his late
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VARIES, DIR. WILLIAM A. The Sir
!, are hereby ordered to assemble In full
Templar uniform at Masonic Temple, FRI
day, June AL 1e2g at 1880 clock pm,
for the purpose of attending the funeral
OF our late frater, SIR WILLIAM A. HAIR
RIES. past commander. BY order Of the
REusEH A BooLEY. CAPTAIN General. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-20
MRS. M. A. WATSON DIES.
Funeral Services to Be Conducted
at Residence Tomorrow.

Mrs. Maude A. Watson, 48 years old,
for the past 20 years a resident of this
city, died at her home 1902 Twenty
seventh street, yesterday, after a short
illness.
Mrs. Watson was a descendant of
early settlers of this country. She was
member Of the Monticello Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution.
She is survived by two sons, Walter
Scott Watson and Kenneth Nicoll
Watson.
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon at
2 o'clock. Interment will be In Glen
wood Cemetery.