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Suburban for Rent
Houses for Sale

7-ROOM, semi modern; Stop 6: Shelby
willie line; school bus; S25. DR.. 3664-R !.
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ELECTRIC WASHFR-'Thor;" Direct Ac-
ton stove; both ex. cond.; very reas. Wa.
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Lands shoe finishing ma
chine, complete, in splendid
condition. L. S. Ayres & Co,
purchasing department, elev-
enth floor.
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Miscellaneous for Sale

ELECTRIC wASHER-"Thor;" Direct Ac-
ton stove; both ex. cond.; very reas. Wa.
WINDS OF THE WESTERN sEA-Are not
lets L sOI prove ssOi It MEIER ELECTRIC {:
MAscHINSE CO vggntil s.dI y Engineers lse
nishes endless. noiseless refrigeration for
your home at lowest operation expense
now on GqiSPBlayg A aR 4 co.
221 E. Maryland St. II. 1898.
ELECTRIC Whirlpool. like new.
very reasonable. Wa. 0596.
SUPERIOR HOUSE PAINT--Outsioe or In
sids y fI9SS e ehd Thi 6 ssS Ne
ridian ST Ri o:65
VERY BEST HOUSE PANTs-s3o5 per
EDITION PAINT CO, s66 S, Meridian
WHEN yo'sZ -7ant something good IN paint
varntsh. &c, the very best that can be
made; see MaTien Paint Co. 1876
DOMINATE metal POLISH non-inlamma bic;
BIG FOUR RY. co.
Unclaimed Freight Station. cor. Capitol
Ave. and South st. Wash boards. various
TEMPERATURES BELOW so DEGREES
ARE, NECESSARY to keep foods properly.
Polar refrigerators are guaranteed to
give cold temperatures. Visit our dis
ence between q good and bad refrigerator.
POLAR. ICE AND FUEL COMPANY.
1000 Northwestern Ave.
HEAT ING BOILER-150O rating. Ain gate
cabinet 1902 Par Park Ave. III. 7io2.s
BREAKFAST SET-Beautiful living room:
9-pc. dining room. complete tedrm., rugs.
occasional tables 2428 N. Meridian.
DOORS FOR GARAGE-sl1 and up per
Lumber Co. State and De Loss St
FOR SALE-Large Drown fox scarf. So;
excellent condition. CHI. 3yI0-R.
REED BABY CARRIAGE-Good condition.
1913 s. Delaware.
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
Three complete rooms of furniture;
easy terms; S12475.
STATE FURNITURE co.
200 S. MERIDIAN ST.
USED FURNITURE MARKET
We need the room for our new mer-
chandise and have priced the Following
items much lower than we allowed for
them in exchange on new furniture.
Overstuffed suites 3-pc ........... .S39 SO
Cain and velour suites, 3-pc. ...... $50
Leather daveno suite. 3-pc. ........ so
Side boards ..e.............'.... S.So
Dining tables .~< .......,...s..s... 800
CIldlIo 4'@J
Cash or Credit
In Our Bargain Basement
141 W. WASH. ST.
NEW HEMsTICHER- short time
Cheap. 2121 N. Harding st.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF USED HEAT
ING STOVES-$950 and up.
200 S. MERIDIAN
Lands shoe finishing ma
chine, complete, in splendid
condition. L. S. Ayres & Co,
purchasing department, elev-
enth floor.
BEAUTfFUL-3-pc. tapestry and velour
overstuffed davenport suite; very special,
$4,000.
200. S. MERIDIAN
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Business Places for Rent

WASHINGTON. E, 23o7-Store, living
rooms. garage; water paid: S45. 1r. 4lO4:
CONTINENTAL bank Bldg. 5O7; office; de-
sirahle BLDG: suitable profsnl. man; reas.
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Real Estate Wanted
Real Estate for Exchang

CASH FOR PROPERTY-All kinds. c. J.
RQRTON. 222 N Delaware. Ri. 6796.
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FRYE-BRUHN'S BAB1 BEEF is
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BOATS ENTER SERVICE

It is understood that at least four small boats will be open for charter in these waters this year, including the M. s. Dis coverer which has maintained a regular service during the last three years, These will be the Princess Pat which is being pre- pared at Seldovia for the run be- tween Seldovia and Anchorage; another boat belonging to O'Neil of Portlock and which will operate on the Inlet; and the Buffalo, undergoing repairs here for the Seward -Nuka bay run.
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J. s. SEA TRADITIONS HELP TRADE
 EXP ANSIO N
THING TO KEEP IN MIND IS THAT WORLD IS NOW U.
 s. HOME MARKET

NEW YORK, April g, (R- Guardian of the Yankee clipper tradition in American foreig II trade, o. K. Davis, dynamic sec- retary of the national Foreign Trade council, is preparing to add another chapter to the epic of Americas exp an d ing commerce with the world.
 By every Sign," says MT. Davis, The sixteenth annual foreign trade convention in Baltimore will be the greatest gathering in the history of the country for the pur- pose of furthering Americas over seas trade"
 MT. Davis, seated in his office, gazed out through an old fash toned, low silled window whic h once framed the white sails of clipper ships drifting down to the bay, and said;
 The thing to keep in mind is that the world is now Americas $ home market"
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NEW WEST TEXAS OIL
 PRODUCTION CuRTA|LED

SAN ANGELO, Texas, April g, P-New production in West Texas was cut doyn still farther last week, sixteen producers being com pleted in five counties for 13,1OO barrels daily, compared with II compilations in five counties for 1,239 barrels the week before.
 Two tests were abandoned dry last week, one each in Pecos and Winkler counties, and Glasscock county location was abandoned. Winkler county led last week four compilations good for 8,O61 barrels. Howard county completed eight wells for 4,S24 barrels, Jones two for 46O barrels, Crane county one for 185 barrels and Pecos county one for TO barrels.
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MORE ACTIVITY AT
 GOODSPR|NCs, NEv

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April g, R)-Jess Knight, one of the heavy shareholders of the Yellow Pine Mining company of Goodsprings, New, states that while the Yellow Pine mine is temporarily closed down, the recent sharp advances in metal market quotations is causing renewed activity in min ing in that section, noted for it's numerous producing mines.
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LEGA

IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE TERRITORY OF ALASKA, THIRD JUDICIAL DIVISION, SEWARD PRECINCT, SEWARD
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the matter of the Estate
 of
 Timothy RayI, Deceased
 NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has been appoint ed Administrator of the Estate of Timothy Rayl, deceased, and to the creditors of and to all per- sons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this Notice to the said Admin istratOr, at his place of business, viz. the Alaska Hotel on Fourth Ave-, Seward, Alaska, the same be- ing the place for the transaction of the business of said Estate in said Town of Seward, Seward Pre- cinct, Territory of Alaska, Third Judicial Division.@ 2
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, April 19, 1929.
 John Dubriel Administrator of said Estate. Date of first publication, April 20,
 1929.
 Date of last publication, May 25,
 1929.
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so THOUGHTFUL

The proprietor of the bathhouse at the beach had very gentle way of breaking bad news. He sent the following letter to h e wife of one of his patrons: Mrs Curtis: Your husbands bathing suit was washed out to sea this morning, and it is not possible to recover it. PS. Your husband was inside of it."
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LESSON PIPES WONT LEAK WON'T DRIP. WON'T SMELL, 'ANNOT GET STRONG. YOU CAN MOKE IT EvERYDAY-YE YET IT STAYS CLEAN ALWAYS S4.OO AND 7.5O. SChallerer's Alaska SnGp.
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U. s. Coast and GeOdetic Survey Charts and Tide Tables at Schan- ererers Alaska Shop.
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Small boats in port today in cluded the Marion, Francis H., Tina and Rolph IT.
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CLIMAX WALL PAPER CLEAN ER at Brown & Hawkins, Corp.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Mostly fair and
continued warm tonight; tomorrow
scattered thundershowers; gentle varia-
BILE winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and con-
tinued warm tonight; tomorrow scat
tered thundershowers and slightly cooler;
gentle variable winds.
west Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight;
tomorrow scattered showers; not much
change in temperature.
Virginia - Partly cloudy, slightly
warmer in extreme southeast portion to-
night; tomorrow scattered thunder
showers; gentle variable winds.
Records for Twenty -four Hours.
Thermometers pm, 90: 8 pm, IS;
IL midnight, 10; am, 70; am, 70;
noon, SO.
Barometer-4 pmw 1885; 8 pm.
% sS. IL midnight. 2e.s7; am, 29.s5;
8 am, 1895; noon, 29.s2.
Highest temperature, %, occurred at
6:15 pm yesterday.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, "a; lowest, SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, 1874 am. and l2.S6
pm; high tide, sos am. and 6:3l pm.
Tcmorrow-Low tide, l:0l am. and
l:42 pm; high tide, 6:48 am. and tbs
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:42 am, sun sets
7:37 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:42 am, sun
sets 1887 pm.
Moon rises $40 pm. sets 2:46 pm.
Condition Of the water.
Great Falls-Clear.
weather in Various cities.
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HIT Mrtttnrtaitt.

ALS0P, ARMsTEAD. In SAD but loving re-
membrance Of nay beloved husband, ARM
year ago today, June is, 1928.
his WIFI SRs MRS rs NJ" G6c9 sSGsof. 1870
ST. NV.
brance Of my dear husband, JOHN H.
BROWN, who died ten years ago today.
Church n Of the NstiVits, srishtwood. b. e.
"''" HIS LOVING WIFE. NELLIE.
CHEEKS. MARGARET. In sad but loving re-
naRPT SHEGks, S who 1sA passed S away four
years ago today, June 10, 1928.
wonderful mother. woman and aid;
n Nonde 8 a xo Pseisf so Toy oval ana true.
2RfR PEsoFED fbASdarEa Ms M aAM sfd
'o NEIIoTrE o MRS s. A cEcEk Sacred
s es MF FSogEEFF sass so aP Rs ss
S. 8 Shd "a 3aq 81 Il sr is5 Aed oa s' s6
vember 16, 1919.
am lonely without you. father, mother
Y 9S fls E6NEE Gye pA9c iff AND SISTER
MRS. J. A. MORTON.
MORLEY. WILLIAM H; In loving memory Of
% SS Gear .nars shs s5. e nns.sn Ssors ss
today, June 10, 1917.
Loved in life, remembered In death.
HIS THREE DEpOTE0 DAUGHTERS.
MUNZINdER, CATHERINE. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother, CATHERINE MUM
FINGER, who departed this life three years
HER LOVING CHILDREN
PEARSON NATHAN. In. fond memory Of
our father and husband, NATHAN PEAR
SON, who departed this life one year ago
today, June 10, 1928
It matters not which road I take,
How dark or lonely IL be,
know that God will somewhere Join
The road that leads to thee.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PRESTON, ELIZABETH. In memory of my
dear mother, ELIZABETH PRESTON, who
died eight years ago today, June 10, 1921.
Just q lire of sweet remembrance.
Just a memory, fond and true,
Just a token of loves deviation .
That / am still thinking OF you.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH
PRESTON ARMSTEAD.
YATES, GIDEON J. In loving memory. Of
our dear husband and father, GIDEON J.
YATES, who departed this life l. year ago
today, June 10, 1928.
No one knows how We miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since you left U.S.
For life has never been the same,
THE FAMILY.
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Marriage Licenses.

:. Louis c. Jensen, IS. and Lillian L. Peck.
ham y w ri Rev H ,, / sshilnke a
and EIizabeth a. ciendaniei, al; Rev. Dani H
L. N snSyaef: n..~.u ., -,
q; both Of Alexandra, 1a; Rev. T ". 5
'" ciaud. N lane. - pn,,.a.,,b,.
and 1S,.I Louise \; Craig, 81. this city, Rev
ana shi fsS. sh c e. Seat t5 Rsa :t2 Na
Charles r. Seymour. 80, Danyille. va,
JgdbI 1ouise BAKER, 49, Lahore Va; Rev
,Edyard Davis. "a. and Bessie Blackwell
bar sS both q Syracuse sa0 N r. Rev NOei
yo 2ssa 81 Rev s ssHS s Eli ana Dorothy
al Harry pI Y; W., Ritter; 49, and Edna e. Glaize,
fs sssi "a fRs s1 T. p Sd Christine Nc
81, A1Rse eR Y Frye; a. and ETma T. BoOle,
william n. His. ~. and Mary A. Ferry,
20; Rev; Paul L. Norris.
Keith ( garney, Il: Springfield Vt. and
FFr Era McClymSnds: a. Williamsburg, Pa;
. John r. Lyons. 81, BaIlston. va. and Anna
2 Gpyer. ~, this city; Rev. Simpson B.
J9Rn g Be- e. this city sns Mary
]. Hurney
william B. Smithers. ~. and Florence M.
Bank, 81; Rev Samuel E. Rose
Frank l. HaSelin, 81, and Mary n Rick
rode 1e. both OF Baltimore, Nd; Rev. Paul
Floyd A. Rector, az. and Katie r. Allison,
Il; both Of Bslyoir. Va; Rev, H. j. Councillor
o,MNax Lit IL Baltimore. Nd. and Sarah
shAnsky. "
Graham g. aoode, 2s. and Marsaret A.
MONTGOMERY. " -
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Deaths Reported.

a. The following deaths have been reported to
inc healtn Department. in the last "a hours
Annie NJ, Dyer, "a, 1904 Lamont st.
Ella 8 Miller. go. sibIey Hospital.
Jonn 7 Mallon, IS: Georgetown Hospital.
Annie NJ. Herrell IS, 1886 9th St 4 e
Louise Louise <: Jones. 81: 12iS H st: ne.
Patrick J. Mcmillan, SIS, 5SSs iSth AZ
pitAl. ""A'eA H'eeu nus
Josephine P. Baker, ~, sos C ct. sw.
LOUIS b. Walsh, AZ, 1929 Monroe At
st. ne. O"NiA
Julia A. Brown, IS. .2I1e 18th st.
Infirm. ava NAs0N N1u
Riehard Douslas- 90. 2lo7 Shows ct,
Lucy Blackwell, so, 1917 Half st. s,w.
Emma Taylor, 4e. ss5 Euclid st.
NARY D. Wiliiams: As, 1880 Lamont st.
Sarah 6. Jones, So, 233s s ST. '''"4
Guy e Beal IS. c. & O. Canal near a7th
austin T. Banks, IS, 1918 Marion st.
James Br1ce. IL, Gallineer Hospital
Hospital. ~-ee~4i'en
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DFafha.

RICHARD +. On Monday, Juns
H. ls3s. At Prosidence Hospital; Ri s3zsIst
e9vs sSo 81: a o. MsEy IS ih
shsnss e s. SsSssS yS Ss ;,I mas.
invited. Interment at Mount olivet Gene
HENRY W. weanssdsy, June
bandN q HATTIE Y seeifi6sassn os nee smith;
isSe !. ss,ss i :P.l I.s.r a'Si
s9P ZEE EnH w % sss sug ysar e
fnnersl from the Sesidenes Of h sis7 dsps n
thence S;r e" to st. Theress Te chure. istS and
SITS. Sc. Requiem mass win be said at
vet Cemetery. 10
sTS gSS e PAULINE On Tuesday June 49,
private. rom sanlons patlofs,. asii il s..
suMMERvILLE, FREDERICK. on Monday,
as i'f2 9 tRlsSEf9iZ
efef sr la ssme Ea SSm and sS gSmmer
yillsi uncle q Elizsbeth sumperyilie and
leaves other relatives and friends Re-
mains rest ng at the w. Ernest Jarvis Co;
Fh@4sdaE P1 n60n Es9s s ay qe
dence. Funeral Friday June 81, 1929, at
2pm,, from his late residence, 4oS smith-
THOMAS. c. l.. Notice is herby given of the
death OF Brother c. L. THOMAS national
ct PhilAdslphis. Pa. Funeral Thursday,
June ~ -s.;! I I. DALE. sr. N. D. G. 8.
LENA HART, Associate Sec.
TUCKER, SARAH. Departed this life Mon
ss sd HSs p sT gAaH HI fneR at deTesed
wife Of Joseph Tucker. faithful mother Of
Janes Gray fRd me isss Thomas Joh5-
rice q sSndefland, Ma: she also leaves
Stssn srsndchdrs Gne IS pssss
friends. Remains ,festine at the W Ernest
% 1 GG Wsnes Pa5or June asz2 u.s. e
IaRe ; Ma, Fpn nsr sof fhursass june
Church r G L. f MA IN isersnt Eyess
green Cemetery, Bladensburs, Nd. 10
vAgGE ~ \. pan E. sescial sonmqniHss-
the funeral q our beloved secretary. DAN
LEE o. BRYANT, Master.
Tuesday, June iS, 1929 ROSE vfTA, pc
loved wife OF Prank Vita. Notice OF ia-
WEAVER. MARY J. On Tuesday, june. ls.
WEAVER (nee Buchanan, beloved mother
Of Edward J. weaver. Funeral from the
methodist Home, Conn. ave. and Eilicott
st., Thursday, June 20. at 10 am. isa
wISssToN JOHN on wsss5nses s.sS June 10.
nee FINN. Notice Of FUNERAL later.
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Arts Club to Install Officers,

LYON VILLAGE, June 10 (SpeciaD .
Newly elected officers of the Creative
Arts Club Of Arlington County will be
installed at a meeting Of the orgauiza-
ton to be held tonight ct the home OF
Mrs. A. L. Young Of this place. The
officers are Mrs. j. A. Mcknight, presi-
dent; Miss Elsa johnson, vice president;
Mrs. William w. Wells, secretary. The
guest OF honor will be Mrs. E. Richard
GaSch OF Washington, D. c., District
president of the League of American
Pen Women
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REV. HECTOR PAPI DIES
AT APOSTOLIC MISSION
Professor of Canon Law, Author of
Several Books, Is Victim Of
Heart Attack.

Rev. Hector Papi, professor of canon
law, died Monday at the Apostolic Mis-
sion House.
Father Papi. who was stationed at
woodstock, Md, had been visiting the
apostolic delegation for about o week,
when he was stricken with heart at
tack.
Father Papi was born in Rome in
1852 and after being ordained to the
priesthood, came to America in 1898 to
become secretary to the first apostolic
delegation. He entered the Society Of
Jesus in 1897 and for the last 81 years
had been professor of canon law at
Woodstock College.
Father Papi was the author of several
books on canon law.
The body was removed to Woodstock
yesterday and funeral services will be
conducted there tomorrow at 9 am.
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OarnH nf Chunks.

FIELD, ALBERT MILTON. The Kindness Of
so many friends and the beautiful flowers
on the occasion Of the death Of our be-
loved husband and father, ALBERT MIL
TON FIELD. are deeply appreciated and
grstefplly ssknowledEed;
MARTIN, WILLIAM E. wish to extend my
sincere thanks to my relatives and friends
for the beautiful floral offerings and the
expression OF sympathy in my sad bereAve-
ment.
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County Policeman Frank Prince, q
motorist describing himself as Eugene
Ritchie wood OF the i400 block Of
Clifton street was accused Of driving
while intoxicated, reckless driving and
failing to stop following an accident.
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BURIAL HERE TODAY.
W. J. Hutchinson Funeral Will Be
at Home at 4 O'Clock.

Funeral services for william J.
Hutchinson of 2o61 Park road, resi-
dent of Washington for over IS years,
who died Monday, will be held at his
late home at o'clock today. Interment
will follow in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Born at Lawrence, Kans.. in 1857.
Mr.. Hutchinson was brought to this
city by his parents during tn Civil War
He had resided here since. At the
time OF his death, he was an employe
of Lyon Conklin & Co. Mr. Hutchin-
son was one of the oldest members Of
B. B. French Lodge Of this city.
Surviving him is his widow, Mrs
Emma Henderson Hutchinson, and two
sisters Miss Alice r. Hutchinson of
Washington and mrs. Nellie Boss of
New York.
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CAPITAL MOTORISTS
TAKEN AT MARLBORO
Two Are Accused of Driving While
intoxicated and Other Traffic
0ffenses.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY stan CofreSpOnnenI OF Inc Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, June 10.
Two washington men were charged
with driving while intoxicated and with
other traffic offenses yesterday follow
ing their arrest on the Marlboro pike.
Both were placed under $1,000 bond
by Justice Of Peace Thomas D. Crit
nth for Police Court hearing.
Norman T. Beaton. first block Of X
street, was arrested by State Policeman
L. E. Dutrow He was booked for
driving while intoxicated and reckless
driving
Arrested following a chase from For
estville almost to the District line by
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Births Reported.

The followins births have been reported to
ne Healtn Department in the last "a hours
LOUIS w, j. and Marie c. Babel, girl,
WiNiam n. and Wolfe Krle, Rifl.
Siitton and Eleonora Thompson, girl.
George D.. and Mary r. SteAdmar, Girl
Lawrence Il. and Edna E. james, girl.
Ellis b. and Elizabeth Harrison, boy.
James H. and Catherine Kilcoyne, boy.
Ernest z. and Esther Danly, boy.
James {, and Mabel c. Poe, boy.
Wharey w. and Bertha C. Spencer, bov-
HERBERT 2. and Regina A. Long bow.
EDWARD J. and Rena NJ Haiier, bow
George A and Mabel Gingras boy.
0eorge and Elizabeth Shiffef, hoy.
Moses E. and Anna Robinson, girl,
william and Carrie Branson, girl
Robert and Alberta Brooks, girl
Nlillam and Isrealla Brewer, girl
RusSell ana Beams Mutt, girl.
William and Pearl Anderson, girl.
Atoneo and Hannah Lyons, girl
Rooert and Emma Brooks, girl
Parrls and Mildred Anderson, girl.
SGfhha ar, ana Christophine Dyer, girl.
Rlchard and Cora Brown, boy
roy ana Lucille williams, boy.
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Dinner to Aid Building Fund,

CLARENDON, Va. June 10 (Spe-
ciaD The Ladies Aid Society of the
Clarendon Presbyterian Church is COM
pleting plans for another of a series of
dinners for the benefit of the church
pullolng fund, to be given tomorrow
from to 8 pm. in the church pase-
ment Baked chicken will feature a well
balanced menu.
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MRS. {. M. DOLAN DIES.
Resident Here Three Years Leaves
Husband and Three Children.

Mrs. Elizabeth M Dolan, Al years old.
2423 Bladensburg road northeast, wife
OF Thomas S. Dolan, died at her home
yesterday following a brief fitness.
Mrs. Dolan, who had resided in this
city about three years, is survived by
three children Mrs. Nora Dunn, Evelyn
Dolan and Angulus Dolan, of this city,
and three sisters, Mrs. Joseph Bowers,
Mrs. Ella futile and Mrs. Julia Stei-
nackie. all Of Baltimore, besides her
husband
Funeral services will be held at the
residence Friday morning at o'clock.
Interment will be in New Cathedral
Cemetery, Baltimore.
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CherrYdale Fire Election.

CHERRYDALE, Va, June 10 (Spe-
ciaD The fire department here will
meet Friday night to elect officers for
the year. r, J. Leigh, candidate for re-
election as chief, is being opposed by
John A. Spates,
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RITES AT ARLINGTON
FOR LIEUT.. GLADDEN.
Victim of AirplRne Accident to Be
Buried Tomorrow With Full
Military Honors.

Lieut.. Robert s. A. GLADDEN., United
states Marine Corps, who was killed
In an airplane accident In Haiti, May
20, will be buried at Arlington National
Cemetery at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing with full military honors. The body
arrived here from Haiti last night.
Lieut.. GLADDEN. met his death when
the plane in which he was a passenger,
and piloted by Lieut.. Robert Rhodes,
Marine flyer, crashed a short distance
from Cape Haitien, Haiti, after making
a forced landing. The pilot escaped
with minor injuries.
The Marine off1cer is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Mary Davies GLADDEN.. q
former western High School graduate,
and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Davies of l744 @ street.
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LEAVES FOR SUMMER.
Justice Siddons to Be Gone Until
September Term of Court.

Justice Frederick L. Siddons today
concluded his call of cases in Criminal
Division 2 and will leave for his Sum
mer home, at Haven, Me. He will
return September 5 to take up his
vacation term" of service in all the
branches of the court.
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w. F. BOSWELL DIES,
Appendicitis Proves Fatal to War
Department Clerk.

Walter F. Boswell. 80 years old. 47oe
w street, War Department clerk, died
In Georgetown University Hospital last
nlght, following an attack of appendi-
citiS.
Mr.. Boswell, who had been In the
employ of the Government for the past
IA years, is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Rose Boswell, and his father, F. P. Bos-
we'll of Glen Echo, Md.
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

In the first three months OF this year
100000 barrels of flour from this colln-
try were consumed in China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19
FOREIGN.
ARGENTINA DATA.

(For the week endine June IT, 1929
mperatare-Precipitation
Cur. Depar. Cur. Depar.
Northern corn
Southern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

SH1dsy S SSas sn ,sss'' s. iloS g
ER1CK AMBUSH. devoted son Of Albert
Ambush and brother Of Hslford Ambush
leaves other relatives and friends Re-
mains restins at the ", Ernest jarvis CO;
Tuesday evening, thereafter ut his late
residence. Funeral Thursday, June 20
az pm, from his late residence, GAG and
ST. ne, 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-19

FOUND.
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