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WESLACO
WEDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB

The Wednesday Bridge club met
this week with Mrs. Dan Coate,
Mrs. Clifton Davenport winning the
high guest score and Mrs. Tom Bru-
ton high for club. Cut flowers made
pretty decorations.
After the games a delicious frozen
salad was served Mesdames j.. G.
Friday. G. II. Stevenson, w. S. Raw,
Clifton Davenport, Raymond Cliff
ford. Clement H. Lawton Of Merce-
des. Tom Bruton, Robot Taylor. M.
r. Armstrong. Jr.. Harold Tobin and
p. G. Spencer
PRETTY BRIDGE
One OF the prettiest parties Of the
week was given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. Seth Duncan. A color
scheme OF yellow and green was
most effectively carried out in the
tallies. the delicious frozen salad
course and the decorations Of wild
daisies and the lovely score trophies.
Mrs. Roy Kendall received high
score and Mrs. Leland Cooper held
low.
AliOSc "tAo eiiJONSu tHlS
affair were Mrs. Ray Hartness. Mrs.
Everett Ballard. Mrs. Roy Kendall.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Nichols. Mrs. Leland
Cooper. Mrs. Carl LaDuke, Mrs. j.
II. Beaslev. Mrs. Brooks Buckley.
Mrs. CLAYTON Gum. Mrs. Jesse II.
Smith. Mrs. Monte Walker and Miss
Kathryn Schueler.
THURSDAY CLUB
Mrs. W. II. Miller was hostess
this week to the Thursday club with
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OK elders, OK steering committee. OBJ
jected.
The theory was advanced that II
one member Of the parliament were
TO be given the privilege or speaking
10 the nation. every member could
demand similar treatment.
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CLUB BENEFIT

CLUB BENEFIT
The benefit party given Thurs
day evening on the attractive lawn
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Guthridge.
by the members Of the local Bust
ness and Professional Women's club.
proved one Of the weeks most de-
lightful parties.
Games of bridge, "42." croquet.
music. and a clever reading by Miss
Dorothy Belle King formed the in
teresting evening diversions.
Delicious homemade ice cream
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mediate members OF the family
were present.
Roses and queens wreath made a
pretty setting for the service. The
bride wore a tan geo-gette aad
shadow lace gown. After the cere-
mony luncheon was served.
Mrs Becker was a graduate Of
the 1924 class OF the weslaco high
school and attended c. /. A. the
following year. Since that time she
has been a teacher in the HidalEo
county schools.
Mr.. Becker has been a resident
Of San Benito and Mercedes.
Mr. and Mrs. Becker will make
their home in Goliad.
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KWWG-'Voice Of the Border"
Brownsville. Texas

1860 k. 600 Watts. Pete Lacey Manager
Daily. except j~nday-On air 20 a. m to / 7. m. Back or air at
4 p n with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
Brownsville Herald. Remain on air until z |. n
Mc day. Wednesday and Frid: Evening program Z 10 8 O'Clock.
Tuesday and MISUNDERSTANDING program 0 to II o'clock.
Silent Saturday night.
-Sunday-Morning services from Methodist. Presbyterian or Bap-
fist churches. II a m. Classical and seni-claSsical music 100 D. m
') 5p.m.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS
". z. Baker OF San Antonio left
Friday after visiting several DAYS
here with Lis sister, MS. r. e.
Snodgrass.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. N. Bush returned
recently from q months visit with
relatives and friends In Kentucky
and Tennessee. Mrs. Charles IsbeII
of Boiling Kreen. KY. returned vitS
them for a visit here, She Is a sis
ter Of Mr.. Bush.
Miss Lucy Muckelyroy returned
this week from a two weeks's vaca-
ton with her parents at Ingleside.
Her small sister, Helen, returned
with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mcmahon and
baby. johnny Rae. returned Wednes-
day from a months stay in central
Texas.
MI. and Mrs. r. Newell Waters
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SIXTH BIRTHDAY

SIXTH BIRTHDAY
Celebrating her sixth birthday
recently little Aileen. the small
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lane. gave a patty. Miss Mary
Lane Of McAllen told a number OF
delightful stories after an hour OF
games.
Lovely refreshments were served
to the little guests who were Billy
Duncan. Frank and Bobby Charl-
ton. John Kirby and Barbara Ew-
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pies. candy, cake and punch were
sold. Some so attended the party
and a nice sum was added TO. the
club treasury.
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DINNER PARTY

Miss Jewell Watson entertained
with a dinner party the first Of the
week complimenting Miss Norma
Van Vliet.
Those enjoying this happy occa-
sion were Misses Lila and Christine
Y~arbrough. Lyndall Yoder. Lucille
Griffith. Mary Lillian Ware, Jane
StebbinsS Miss Norma Van Vliet:
MeSsrs/ Tom Edrington. Fields
Hampton, Frank Petty and Earl
Pike.
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SWIMMING PARTY

"A swimming party was enjoyed
Thursday evenir- at the Cascade by
more than 20 boys and girls from
the Presbyterian Sunday school.
The party was made up OF three
classes: The intermediates taught
by s. N. Bush, the junior boys and
girls taught by Mrs. w. L. Shep-
herd and the primary taught by
Mrs. N. S. Allen.
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ALTAR SOCIETY

The Altar society met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. w.
A. Heller. After the business ses-
sion the afternoon was spent in
quilting. Delicious salad and cake
vas served by the hostess.
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Giles Fort was honoree Thursday
evening at : family dinner cele-
orating his sixth birthday. Pres
ent were his grandmother. Mrs.
Sallie Doris. his mother. Mrs. Alma
Fort, a brother and sister. David
and Sarah. Miss Della Crowley and
Miss Florrie Hagar.
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mss HOSTESS

irig. Joe Anne and Edwin McCon-
nell
MISS MARTIN HOSTESS
The Fourteenth District Nurses
association met here recently nc the
Cortez hotel with Miss Mamie L.
Martin as hostess. Red roses made
the lovely decorations.
An interesting program consisted
OF q solo by Mrs. j. ID. Garnet, pi-
ano numbers by Mrs. George II.
Hoefer and a reading by Mrs. Alma
Fort. DR.. ]. e Montgomery gave
the address Of welcome. Miss Mar
tin gave u report OF her trip to
Montreal. Canada, where she at
tended the Inter .ational Council of
Nurses.
Twenty nurses and three guests
were present. The next meeting
will be held in McAllen.
GUEST OF HONOR
Mrs. Nelson =. Wimberly was de-
lightfully complimented recently
when Mrs. Bryan Hutto entertained
in her honor.
Pink formed the color note In the
flowers and other decorations. Mrs.
Wimberly received many dainty
gifts.
Guests at the luncheon and
bridge were Mesdames Nelson =.
Wimberly. Clayton Gum, Jessie
Hutto Smith of Donna, Clayton
Gum. T. G. Cressner, T. Hol Spill
man Of Mission. J. Leo Curlee Harry
Ratliff. M. T.. Armstrong, Jr., II. II.
Cone. G. B. Ramsey, Harold Tobin,
p. c. Spencer: Misses 10 Ann Thies,
Of Mission, and Madeline Huppert.
ALATHEAN CLASS
Mrs. o. 3. King was hostess We'd
nesday Afternoon TO the monthly
meeting of the Alathean class OF
the Baptist Sunday school.
Pink queens wreath and pink and
red radiance roses made the pretty
decorations.
During the business session Mrs.
King presided. and will name a
committee Of three at the class Sun
day as a nominating committee for
the election Of officers will be held
at the next meeting. September 9.
Delicious Ice cream and cake were
served to Mesdames j. w. Seay.
Bert Robinson, o. B. King, F. T,
Hudson, c. T. Fort, A. j. Hayes,
w. A. Smith. J. Z. Carter, w. G.
Baker. George A. Weber, T.. T..
Cronkrite and w. Arbuckle.
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SULTAN BUYS AIRPLANE

LONDON.-After a flight over
London the sultan of ZANZIBAR pur-
chased an aeroplane
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irg. Joe Anne and Edwin McCon-
neil
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In Mrtttnrfat,t

ALLEN. MOLLIE. A tribute of love to the
memory Of our beloved mother and wife.
MOLLIE ALLEN. who passed away seven
years ago today. February 10. 1922.
She left us al, at call Of Him
Who notes the sparrow's fall;
Lord. keep her safe till all obey
THE FAMILY. .
OUR-WILKERSON. In memory of my
died ii years ago today. February 10.
kEssoN, died yais 49, sSi isos kATIE VII VII
WILKERsoN died October IS. isii. '-
HIS WIFE AND THEIR SISTER, ANNIE
BARBOUR (nee WILKERSON1
EEL. IDA. In sad but loving remembrance
OF our wife and mother, IDA BELL, who
departed this life enc year ago today. Feb
ruary 10, 1928.
just a thought of sweet remembrance,
Just memory. fond and true.
HER L 81 ans ANS soNs
CONRAD. MARGUERITE. In loving remem-
orange Of my dear wife: MARGUERITE B.
CONRAD, who departed this life one year
ago today. February 10. 1928.
You smiled your whole life through.
You were loved by all who knew you
And too good to let remain.
You are gone, but not forgotten;
Never shall your memory fade.
Sweet thoughts shall ever linger
HER sos s6svf Ssa Ss5s afHoN
CONRAD.
,sar friend. HERBERT DIXON. Who passed
., sasy one year ago today February TO-
Today recalls memory
OF a loved one laid to rest.
And those who still remember
are the Els anss o naC iii rRiE esm NELL
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Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William r. Carter. "a. and Helen r. Dyson,
%; Rev. L. J. Hanks.
William c. Cunninsham. 40, and Allie
Holm. 81; Rev. Harry M. Wilson.
Charles Jones' %, and Viola johnson, IS;
Rev. John r. johnson.
Rudolph Bailey. 81, and Edith Rosebroush.
20; Rev. r. ID. Grymes.
Augustus Hardwick. %. and Florence Phil
lips, %; Rev. w. l.. Turley.
Allen G. Lloyd, %. and Pearl O. Bailey. %;
Rev William M. Hoffman.
Goerge z. Staples. 81. and Susie Fenwick.
- both of Colonial Beach. Va; Rev. John E.
Leo L. Fitz. 26, and Thelma F. King, IS;
Rey John z. Briggs.
Y Wolfe, %, Mt. Jackson. Va; Rev. James
e. e Silver y! spr TINS ' Md a Rev.
Charles johnson. 81, and Mary Gray, IS;
gins. n, both OF Baltimore, Nd; Rev. VIII
Edc r.. Campaut. SO; and Suzanne Ben
arg 81; .v Rev l Edward l. chagyat ~. .s
Winifred Van sickler, 81, North Fork. Va.
James E; Ferguson. "a, and Beulah K. Max
wee George Eev BAKE LAX q; sas and Martha Holt
wiilIsm = Brown 9ms IS, and Gladys " Toll
liver. %; Rev. j. M. King
George Griffith. %. Croome Station. Md.
and El Ln9 Proctor, oxon Hill. Md; Rev. W,
81, Ld Rss Park a;zo g. and Mary e Mclean
Joseph &. Knapp. %. this city, and Carol
n. weston, rs, Mayfield Calf; Rev. y. G..
Elmer C.. Sayles, Al. Camden, N. j.. and
Hennig.
Charles E. Deglee. SO. and Audrey o. Will
son. ". both Of Baltimore, Md; Rev. H. w.
Robert L. .Mainen. 81, and Bertha Rose
man. 23. both of Baltimore; Rev. Louis ].
John r: Payne, a. and Margaret " Hig-
don, 10; Rev. E. Hez Sven.
=, Francis s. Bond; n, and Dorothea M.
Hayden q; Rev: william NJ, Hoffman,
per: 20: Rev. George z. Harrington; 49,.
20; Rev. William M. Hoffman.
Charles Camicia. rs. and Anna Santa
william M HOFFMAN:
Vincen. Downs, 81, and Josephine Can
marc, 10; Rev. Joseph C. Sinclair, jr.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
Julia zeigler. 90. st. Elizabeth Hospital.
Michael j. sauter, 90, I'LL 7th st;
Annie III. Hunter. 30, 26O0 Mozart pl.
Margaret Malone. 80. $500 New Hamp. ave.
DR.. Mayne M. Pile, 81. 2015 18th st.
George A. Southail, 10, st. Elizabeth HOS
pital.
James M. McCarty, u, st. Elizabeth Hos
julius Crowley, SO. Garfield Hospital.
Julia M. Warneke. 81, 1904 18th st.
Henry NJ Holtzclaw, 81. e19 * st. ne.
Luella Cooke, Sc, National Homeopathic
Thomas Macarthur. IS. Gallinger Hospital.
William Musser. So, Emergency Hospital.
william w. Jones, 81. 1l5 End st. ne,
Gerald Bligh, &c. Providence Hospital.
George H. Diasseliiss, SO, Raleigh Hotel
Catherine P. Gardner, Al, 1916 New
Andrew c. Beamer, AZ, 1861 st. s;w.
Alice G. Peterson, Al, Garfield Hospital.
Mellina Kaill, 49, SO St ne.
Infant OF Harry l.. and Aline A. Cation,
Charles Champ SO. $40 u st.
Samuel Addison e, Freedmens Hospital.
Joseph Brown, IS. Gallinger Hospital.
Pearl Carter. 26. tuberculosis Hospital.
David Eelin. %. in automobile, 4th St.
near Freedmen's Hospital
Francis McCloud, Is, Gallinger Hospital.
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UarnH nf Uhanka.

ALLEN. JOHN III. We wish TO express our
thanks and appreciation TO our many
and sympathy at the death Of our be-
loved husband and father. JOHN H.
Mrs. ANNIE ALLEN. MRS. LILLE DOR
SEY AND MRS MARIE HERBERT.
GAFFNEY, PATRICK. We wish to express
and relatives for their acts of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes on the oc-
casion Of the death of PATRICK GAFF-
Ills COUSIN. MARY ARCHER, AND
BROTHER THOMAS GAFFNEY.
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Garna nf Chunks.

CHARLTON, WALTER +. We wish to ex-
press our thanks and appreciation to our
relatives and friends for the sympathy
and beautiful floral offerings at the death
Of our beloved husband and father, WAL
TER T. CHARLTON. THE FAMILY.
HAYWOOD. HIRAM SIDNEY. We wish to
express to our neighbors, friends and
relatives our most sincere appreciation of
their kindness, sympathy, beautiful floral
tributes and services rendered following
the death of our beloved father, HIRAM
SIDNEY HAYWOOD.
SON AND DAUGHTER. TO-
HUTCHINSON, LUCINDA ANN. We wish to
express our heartiest appreciation to our
friends and relatives for their acts Of
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes on
the occasion of the death of Mrs LU-
CINDA HUTCHINSON. THE CHILDREN
SMITH, DORIS CLAYPOOLE. We wish to
express our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to our many friends and relatives
for their kindness, sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes on the death OF our
Garllng baby daughter, DORIS CLAY
MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE SMITH !.
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In Mrttnriattt.

O9 9SsspA T. and %sm SI.AseH SU SowaEss
who passed on. respectively. February TO-
''z' M IAN q FLoR III Ca AND srTKA.
FrEFIELD. WILLARD ALBERT. In sad but
s GS"s orCssr {? our HssR
FIELD: ir. who departed this ,o, nfe two
When we are alone and silent
We breathe a deep regret.
If all the world forgets.
haHs Pc Rs'i ea s1ss hi ga ss
Cog took him home. 1t was his wtll;,
But IN SS5 Rfsr DA 81 9y and bin srsTsR
Just line of sweet remembrance.
Jus, Just ., memory fond and true
just st, a token OF loves devotion
FAN Sds FihEs si sflsH5 81 you AND
Two years with all its changes,
Since you were called away
We were left with aching hearts
AUNT AUNT sf EbNA Ss0 UNCLE 5SaaE VERNON AND
GENTRY. MARGARET. MOTEN. LUCY
GENTRY. Sacred to the memory Of our
GENTRY. who o." en.ere 6' that siissfui rest
Our oyisr ago. sser y e. fsl pf r.
who Joined her six years ago today, Feb
LOVING FAMILY.
Of my dear husband CLARENCE e. LANE.
who departed this life one year ago today
February 10. 1928.
And how long has been the year;
How I tried to hide the sadness.
And to check the lonely tears.
have had my year of sorrow.
But for the sake Of Jesus
VIII HI HIS 70 WIZ 1faE NJ WIN Sross LANE
LOCHBOEHLER, ADAM. In sad but loving
r MY deae sroshs hs M
two years ago today, February 10, 1897.
Gone, but not forgotten.
SISTER, LAURA.
MASON, ELENORA A. Sacred to the mem
cry H our 6Hysd and nS sister nto
eternal rest two years ago today. Feb
HER HER DEVoyTrEED SISTERS AND BROTHER.
M MI TIE. MARGARET. GEORGE AND
MATTHEWS. MARY KELLEY. In sad but
%fe MARY REInEY rsas %so
departed this life February Q, 1927.
Just line of sweet remembrance.
Just aon.n 81 of fond as and true
HEB Ems PE MHG4HHw HUSBAND JOHN f e.
dear mother. kATHERINE p MEPz. Who S der
Psrted this l ss, seven years ago today
You smiled your whole life through.
And smiled through years Of pain:
You were loved by all who knew you
And too good to let remain.
LOVING DAUGHTER.
ELIZABETH KOONTZ.
ROTH. MAGGIE HUBNER. In sad but low
MAGGIE HuBNER Roth. who departed
, I'll ,a life three years ago today February
Gone. dear mother. gone forever,
How miss your smiling face,
But you left me to remember
None on earth can take your place.
happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still.
But death has left a loneliness
That the world can never ill.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, ANNIE.
No one knows the heartaches.
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that Is borne in silence
For the mother We loved so well.
What would we give to hold her hands.
Her face Just to see
Her loving smile, her loving voice
That meant SO much to US.
The flowers we lay upon her grave
Nav wither and decay,
But the love for her who sleeps beneath
VIII never fade away.
THOMPSON. HADDIE POND. In loving re-
msm6ranee Of our precious mother. HAD
life one year ago today, February 10, 1928
Dearest mother how We miss you
Since from earth you passed away.
And those who still are remembering
Are the ones who love you today.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, GERTRUDE,
ETHEL AND WILLIE.
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MRS. EDITH /. PRESCOTT
Is CALLED BY DEATH
Funeral Services Will Be Con,
Quoted at Winthrop, Me,
Tomorrow,

Mrs. Edith Lane Prescott, mother of
Ralph H. Prescott. night composing
room foreman of The Star, died yester-
day at the home of her daughter, MIS-.
Jeanette P. Whitney, 1886 Twenty
eighth street, after a long illness. Fu-
neral services will be held at Winthrop,
Me, tomorrow
Mrs. Prescott was the widow of the
late Guy l.. Prescott, who was employed
in the composing room of The Star for
nearly two decades. She is survived by
one son, Ralph, and two daughters, Mrs
Whitney of Washington, and Mrs. Irene
Brenneman of Fort Myers, Fla.
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Births Reported.

The following births have. been reported
20 the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
John F. and Sheia Carter. girl.
Christian and Consuelo Heurich, girl.
Hobson r. and Mae C. Jackson. girl.
Orville E. and Katherine M May, girl.
Theodore c. and Margaret Meeker, boy.
William NJ. and Viola E. Mcclure, girl
Thomas w. and Alberta NJ. Pettis. girl
Stephen O and Edith NJ. Richey. boy.
Norman B. and Coranelle SHEPPARD. girl.
Russell l.. and Dolore M. Transue. boy.
Charles H. and Isabel Waddox, girl.
Andrew and Della Banister, girl.
Lemuel and Nellie r. Berry. boy.
Earnest j. and Hattie Dyson, boy.
George and Lelar Jackson. boy.
Frank and Blanche Parham. boy
Nicodemus and Nelia NJ Reid, girl.
James and Cora M. Ware. boy.
Jerome and Louise White. boy.
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Louis L. Kaufman Better.

PITTSBURGH, February [P).A
Louis l.. kaufman, KDKA announcer,
who had been seriously i'll of pneumonia
for the past fortnight, today was de-
clared out Of danger, by attending
physicians.
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Aiken Bank Fails to Open.

AIKEN, S. c., February 8 (P.-The
First National Bank of WAGNER, Aiken,
of which former Lieut.. Gov. E. B. Jack.
son was president, failed to open its
doors this morning.
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Marrfdnr.

DuRYEE-SCHNEIDER. Mr. and Mrs. II.
X Dufyee. 2505 Wisconsin ave. NV, an
nounce the marriage Of their son, HENRY
Sc,, DDgRYEE, Jrs to Miss MILDRED J.
at Elkton. Md. August 8, 1925
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FOUND,
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescue
League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 8088
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Exposition to Open May z.
MADRID, February 9 tP).-Official
announcement was made today that the
international exposition in Seville would
open on May Z.
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HESS. ELOISE. Saturday. February 9, 1929.
ELOISE HESS of 909 Monroe ST. NV,
daughter of j. B. and Nellie Hess. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home,
290l 1ith st. NV, Monday, February IL,
at 2 pm.
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HOLTZCLAW, HENRY NATHANlEL,.

HOLTZCLAW, HENRY NATHANIEL On
Thursday, February Z, 1929. at II 80 am
at his residence, 9ls ST. ne, HENRY
NATHANIEL HOLTzCLAW, beloved hus-
band of Lula M. Holtzclaw. Funeral from
his laSe residence ON Monday, February
IL, at pm. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. Intsrment Fort Lincoln Gene
farv
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BEADS-Choker string amber beads. Re-
ward. Call Monday, Main 8164.
BOSTON TERRIER, female; small size: dark
brindle; white feet and blazed lace. Reward.
l432 Florida ave. NV. l2*
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BRACELET, white gold, set with one dia-
mond and two Sapphires. Will the finder
please call Col 9346. Reward.
DIAMOND CLUSTER RING. with central
ruby, between German embassy and 2346
Mass. ave. Reward. 2346 Mass. ave. NV
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GRIFFIN. ANNIE E. Friday. February g..
1929. at pm. ANNIE E.. mother of
Everett R.. Wilson and James Griffin. Fu-
neral services will be held at Oakland
Church. Va, pm. Sunday, February
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GUDGIN, FRANCIS. On Friday. February
band of Margaret B. Gudgin. Funeral
from his late residence. 5l2 Ingraham
st. NV, Monday, February IL. at pm.
Interment at Fort lincoln Cemetery 10
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DOG, Pointer, liver, white and licked; full
grown; thin in flesh: Strayed from vicinity
University Park or Tenleytown, u. c., Sat-
urday. Liberal reward. Frank Burrows,
Cleveland COL lOs
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HALL, SHIRLEY MAY. On Saturday. Feb
ruary 3. 1929, at Children's Hospital
SHIRLEY MAY, beloved daughter of Ben
Funeral from w. w. Deals funeral home,
8l6 H st. ne. on Monday, February IL,
at 12:45 pm. Interment Glenwood Gene
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| ENVELOPE, reddish brown, containing 4
! Government checks. $50 each, payable to Ell
| lott, also others; not negotiable. Reward.
] Return Senate Hotel. Room 1Q4.
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Friday. February = 1925, io:io PM pim., A at
SARAH J. HOWARD, beloved wife of the
late James T. Howard and devoted mother
of Rosa Miner. John S. Howard. Jennie
of Alice JONES and John Craig. She is
also survived by 6 grandchildren. Flu
neral Tuesday, February IL, / o'clock,
from Macedonia Baptist Church. Rev. Fl.
Coleman officiating. Interment Rosemont
Cemetery Relatives and friends invited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

| DIAMOND STICKPIN, 8 stone. and lady's
| cluster diamond, lady's Tiffany ring, a
mans ring. stone; in leather purse; lost
between 18th and SITS. NV, 3rd and T SITS.
NV. Liberal reward offered. Address 2035
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10
CREIGHTON, WILLIAM M. snddenlx :

day afternoon. February 9. 1929. at $50
o'clock. at her residence. 1858 18th
st. NV. SARAH e. DAVIS. widow of the
late George w. Davis and mother of the
late Mamie S. Davis and George S. Davis
Notice of funeral heraaffeN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-10

DOG. male, Screw-tail English Bull, brindle
color; stiff hind leg. Reward. Mrs. v.
Baden, 1905 Maryland ave. ne. l0s
DOG, white bull. male. Reward. 46ll Nor
wood drive, Chevy Chase. Md. IL"
EARRING--Tuesday. February S, a black jet
ball drop, in Red Diamond taxi or on Mass.
ave, 1900 block. Reward If returned to 2l3l
Bancroft st. NV