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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

cut m lhr Shuttle 1lradow club on tHr >tu of March,
 Miss ,iruco Schlld..r 2a}v a }al- ..tunr uufy at her homo last night ,ar 2re I,rnjca kolH or Wmn- ourN.
 Mr#. Pardon Hickey of Wor'lm@- lon IH2. l'o1jm entertained al luurh ou and brlIao Tursda} aftrr~ noou
 Mn.a tI.rru uarats or rouanHon . street Hortaiu-I r.,o tables of ! bridge on Thursday evening. Miss . boris I>ilhouUr and Mis- ljcjon ! Iyueh N,rr -G<ru tbr prizes.
 Mrs. Joa.pa l"rha3rdt "utcr~ ram"d t~u aUI,# ol hrd-" at her i nome ou WaInnt street recently. . Ir.tz.- ~en, To Mrs. WllHam For i. >gthn uud N~s. D.amlua t'oujlu,
 1lHs Lu-E GooGH5n Of Vance street entertained fNo tables Of hrjdau on Tlm*dar ~ouHg al her bone. Miss I}auI L,DuEU and Miss Itrsi~ %.o@ Id vrr" Nm.rs "f Ihc }rG@. s.
 A u.-,.l@n.ut- nou,r WAS 2i}ru in honor oG Miss Ea.Ury0 M..Aloou nr Stanley street h. MT-s Mary O'LuHy ul I.r Hou. uu 'ir""Wood strol this ur.a. AHou. ?. go"sts e.-r. lr,4.u'. uo-.l ly ,lu~.Hate4 from rh" >t. Ir#un- ho.tH1 1ralniug school
 Prizes v,r- w.e ng Mics rljza- hr.0 4#tu@, M5a4 Marg .mu& Miss { Nur-u." Mrltra#. NI@+ Mary Ryan "ud Aus# Mary O.Nant Als' UrAloon, a graduate If tbo %t. Francis purses trHuiu2 school. will marry Arthur @.Ju<au on I+"h- Iugry -tth,
 M@n Maurluu Eo,Urv entertained rt2n friends a cards a, b~r Hom" on Maple street H~f ul.ut. prizes went 10 Miss Notu McGr'~ and Miss lrno" IIoohIuaH.
 Mrs. q. K. Walton 2;.,o:l valentine hrdyr-n3urhrou yesterday aCornoon a' her home on %~uuH street, ManIr .INl. Mrs. Ar'jd Aa|crson. Mics jIo.da Johnson Mas. panto Am- 1ro.o @or. given Dhr prizes.
 
 Mrs. John Mn aan. and h,r sa.,r M.- tIzbr.b Srhu.s of south lmr- rtm urs-' rnIrrnaJurd four tabr& oG bridge Tursd;n rrruju@ at j5u horn Of the rormrr ou rrumbuu .fr..t iu lu" form Of uantr>. @ho"nr for Nr:. john WulIf. "np Wna Mrs Ilar- rjs' Parker before h"r uDarrja"". Prizes @rr" a""rd.d to Miss aluut 7 1ouIbrt, Misa .tarjorI" \orn>, and Ha# Gnrou.u "rmnormn Mrs. llrrIrrt tad,rsoo of N"r1o uul entertained Mrs IsJlla Audor- son, Miss Margaret Carlson. and Miss lrua Burha1h oa FHir&aa= evening ii her hom"
 Mr=. Albert r.pau cr West Hart ford omrruia'd .t unrar"n and hrd2a a her home l.j Saturday. Her auc1s included NG# ,larIar1 , Suubur0 Mics Nars iHmu. Miss I,lsi' luud. Mics IIam~ Carlson Miss Car ulyu coulou. Ai+a Nrrunna Luhre. Mrs. Gerard rnuaoel, and AH5 iron" hurlHta
 !, >lu. E-raurd sa,n rt Winthrop l sIt-rr ,ut-Itaiu-d al H h,rjtGav par ' " m honor Of hor dau1i"r Miss . lrli. Iat saturday rNruju@. TM . uM. ~ns uccoratcd in nHJ" F"Ion- - lime al,t. with rcd ca1uaIous, paper . n,aro@, aud yaI~utiu"= I'ri"" for , bridge ~rrr awarded 10 Ali~s Eoa' NfmhuIt and N:a Jeanette Ia%ht
 Mr. a&a Mr.. &lurman Dyson 2@" a dinner and brtdat party Hrdn"
 daE m~ht a Their home On 'orhn il @v.mpr. 1'hn @uu"s lurludad: Mr. anr EIf.. 'Ti.ndor 4. Ilsert al. oud Mrs Uo.v,u >loor" Mr. and Mr.. pon@j'
 1-MHau and aIr. and Mr, G"or4' IioJt
 Mr. and Nu. rart@ rarlH "ji N .a1,rr"m a' cuG# this ,NomH" u " tr.w Uom on TrumhuH a.r7t.
 <u# unul" Moot o1 Cedar #trr .- uII tntrrt"m her hrrd"~ club Mon '- day r%rnim".
 '' >r: WmJ1u Juad onl,rran~" h" N L-un--nn mmM M----- lI-l oM MO-0l
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

ucr lutGr friends tm@ afternoon ar urr Hpm~ In uouot of her Ittu tIr.huaE.
 Mrs. Harold Sl"dman of t3G ljjij- E i,r uyruIr, Hartford DujrrlaUcd rIrr. tables of bridge yesterday , afternoon at h.r home. Prizes were awarded Q Mrs. JarE Callahan and Mr@ John O'kccts and tn" cou@o ltion prize Was awarded 10 Mrs. Ninram I}rodrricl of Bristol Mrs. ytrdmm formerly resided on Black Rock a%ruuo, lHjs city,
 Miss %aom Herman gave NaI- outmc parJy al her home on Putnam -,roct last night. entertaining local friends a4 WrlI as guests from Hart ford, Wat,rbmy, and Now Haven. urroutons Of red and white added u festive touch to he party and games of various types furnished lhn amuacn"ut,
 Mrs. F. Arrigm entertained her bridge club on Wednesday evening al her home on Lyons street. Prizes were given to Mrs. II. Corjdan, Mrs. F. r1ahrrty aud Mrs. A. Scott,
 Mrs. I-rhm Callahan Of Hlllcrrat avenue and Miss Gcrlrudc Callahan of Francis street entertained their bridge club on Thursday evening at I'ho Sarah Whitman Hooker house in West Hartford. Prizes were awarded to Miss r., Cranlcy, Mrs. James Clcrhm, Mrs W SchcuN and Mrs W. Walsh.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15
SociaLTcttoi:t;as T5out e 15own
Valentine and WushiHgtoa'a Birthday C~iecio>-Wee4 days Filled With Bridge Patiea->huttIc Meadow Club Dinner Danca-IaIo-I1irceton Hockey
 Match - Tracy-Huloney Wedding.
Tracy --HaI0neE Wedding.

Match - macy-NaIoney Wedding.
 lI;E city circles arc looking forward to the George ngtou dinner dance which is to 1a held out at the adoW clubhouse # week from today. Saturday 2. This a the first big affair the cnl@umnnehl has Donord this year and accoIo.@@ to hoa,aa% 1lth d ooodiy number of New Hrjt@iH's best. Eddy md his orchestra has been engaged |" play, score ltheun9s, host, 3s well aS the eyer popular no nest
 being uianoed and last, many Q. OH" vel alle college crowd will b. in town for the holap, They q certain vest and tang ro any parry.
 week has been filed with bridge parties that have been preceded by luncheon OF IolIo#ad 9= tuD All rles have been charming. Had }.HE. c".oru with the and motifs o tu@ (@tilluc ta n rC%j week oI# oE tne I.airs mnun the t"o@~l b..u" tho one ht o1 NaHH@oaa biraa&@ when #r. and Mrs. lcte9na will entertain about rEan tables at cards. .~rAN u54It ramG ta 5c.nl#wo t 4o ideal
 inc uo9G-H1H. .l just couldn't H"Ea been more II aaH 1.o3 u@a. to "s.r-Ha mtua" la. @oiG 52h,, aud l"o man" lo. pond" n inc city literally
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Nirs WuUam Iudd 'n1.r-aso~" h"r uurgynu and hr}lr" club OH IoNda>
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

>Ila GnuI@ Mon "| Cedar &ir"" ,>IM ,nYtnrt"w her hrrd"c club Mon day r]rnIn~.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr. and Nu. rurf.* 'hrt "Ii! luarrt"lu af .rGa this ,E~um% all their uom, ou Trumhui @.r".t.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

" pnlnt, inc moon -HoI. la Inviting )L Ii .#d yocI made to n q =ijEor 5.ant aud lto ua@" NIIcd with .a" .9e-I. ~ t." -.a most If tatr o."o@luil5e- Y steel flash meu.l#, and changed EerJl@9la .llNItd Hl@#oH |Aa@ from t0o "#a-ara ...# night, altogether m" H45a E.=.u lin D0niTe fn "r.H l.H#r lH"rs =".c.nH "g#" no.@r. I.n W.- skating, fair lou a55..4. @u lGu .@pc"a.H2 nI .Ha"at Ha5l rt@ to@nlo.G. H".J. .laaM nI II. ladoor Aan.r. "".. ]. >." E.
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Ai4 I;o Iiumrruaa daughter e Mr. and Mr4. Prank Immrrm91 '' Vine street returned to her Dome ou Wednesday after visiting .5is7 Edith Pr"utico in Nc@ York .HE for q few days
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Aii-e Gr.sa tos,ol, lau1hr"r 0. .Ir. and Mrs. Carl x. Eosr~u tf Harrison street. will leave on Frj- lav for Nrw BrwsR,rts. New Jr,- .r>. where she will te the guest of
 Har,a4 HNru"s at tHr Rutgers col . g,- hOg4.pulai,s.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

l:taoa, al %'"u. Hrooa, Long Islu"A
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

.d WlJI brl@ao parties that have
 ucueou or I9lIo~nd 3= toa All ming. and very ca5oTIW with the
 Valentine suaaan. Next week
 noua thu la"a@~J b.Ia" the one 1jr.aa@# when Mr, and Mrs. in about sn~u tables at cards,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

THE past week ias been GI' ] either been preceded by of these parties have been cha red hearts aud motifs ol taa promises more Gf the 2I.a'Us.
 on the night oG Washington Wooster julcileoch riII eutcrt,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr. a&a Mr.: @lmuan Dyson &HFe a duurr and brtdar party #rdn~#- day m~h at their lour on 'orhn "v.uu~ 1'hr @m:aa lHrlu@ad: Mr. and NI~. Tn"odor F. Il@rt Hr "nd M" Uoan,u >Ioorn Mr. and Mr#. IIon"IJ ,1a-Hulau and Ur. and MC=. GoorE" EolL
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs Eoarr NuUmau of Corb'u l%rnUr Is =pcuJIu- J!e Hy' h-.nd in <cW York.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. lIurh,r I'ra@ ~iN open In' nru~ ou Vine street nest Inr=d"y auoruoou and evening for 1lu" '. w.. bfU.f.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mrs. Albert r.pau or Wrr IIurl- ford entertained @t imrao#n an" hrtd@a a' her hmu" l#t Saturday,. Hr. @uoas included Na# E!arIart SuuDur0. Mics Nar> iHlm1 Il=& EIsir E1nd. Mics Itlau" Carlson. Miss ''ar- ulHu toulon, Mi+s Nrruuna Lnhrs. Mrs. Gerard roulaorE, aHd Mi|@ ivur Eurl.Hfih.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

MI@ Ilrrn Itarht4z ot roua"rton street entertained 1"" tables of hr.Urn on Thursday ,N'Hju@ Miss pous hllhouG" and Ml~s Itolon I.yuth W,r. -1<su t5a prJao@.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-15

Mr. #d Hls. !. L. tta"lH@ o' Isui. IH' Ea., bad aa tD,w au.@ str l.d4at l.ol0&aG. Of Worcester. s}..... for H n." d".+ fhl# a'e,..
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
Alice 9 Rsyille, g. ls41 Fairmont st. NV.
Clark Grier. Sc, 1000 18TH 1ie st. - NV
William M. Walsk, 70, st. Elizabeth's Hos
Frank w. Street, II, 4s7 Park I'd. NV.
Virginia E. Deal. "a. 1918 d st. NE.
Pgoebe A. Gewehr, "A, 1881 Lowell St
Ella r, Miner, 70, ITS Lanier FL
NJ BENJAMIN e. Bryan. II, United States
WILLIAM i. White, II. 1922 Newton st. ne.
Eliza M. Lewis, 81, 426 Kenyon St NV
aaron Aaf podek. SO, Emergency Hospital.
Etne M. Cutcault, 81 Sibey Hospital.
John Monk. 50. Garfield Hospital.
Armin G.. KIebs, 81. Sibley Hospital.
ROBERT w Merinott, 46, United States Vet
Sarah Gershenson, a., 10 II st.
7, Jessie M r. Bontz, AZ. George Washington
Russell Soss |, Stevens 81. Georgetown Hospital
FRANK J. Vita, 81, George WASHINGTON
James E. Ash. ir.. Il. walter Reed Hos
Raymond F. wsthen, months. 1880
Hannah Taylor. 10, 2251 18th ST.
Mary :. FLETCHER, &c. Freedmen's Hospital
pital i''eN hoS-
Mary Brown. 4s. Columbia Hospital
William Pugh, Al, Emergency Hospital
Irene a; Fletcher, 43, 2265 Sherman ave
pital. waves ASeeu AUS
Bessie Jones. 2s. B. & o. train. en- route
10 WaSnington; ID. G., from Bondsvilie, Md.
arnold N. Anderson, Is, 140 Thomas ST.
Sosephine Samuels, l, 1922 Caroline st.
IN, Mattie Mitchell, 4 months, Chiidrer,'s
Ruth Taylor. 2 months, Children,s Hosnita,
- Infant Of Frank and Maggie Peake, DAYS.
rreedmen's Hospital.
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lrafha-

ADAMS s;d MAY A. On Tuesday lSlg AZ 1880;
soce ot psasI S sse q emsns resting
s 81 the y E5nes s jarvis Go. funeral
ALEXANDER. BETTY TERRELL. On Mon
day. July 81. 1850, at z:45 pm. st her
rssidense i74s Oregon ave- Rvs RETT9s
daughter Of the iate William N, TeTreil
and Violet Terrell lovinE sister Of Wi d.Ssr
Of J. Mae Anderson smith, She also
leaves to mourn their loss three n Tnstyss
and i TRENDS r" PSner aPs TSursdsy July q
at pm. from her late rssideTnS,e, Rsyi
at Young Mems Cemetery.
BARRETT. GEORGE A. suddeneg. on Tues .a;
day, July %, 1880; at GallinEsr HoSsplGta n,
iumbia Typoeraphical Union, No. 1ol
e9 serason rest l6i ~ 7th nM Notice 81
funeral hereafter.
BEETHAM,. JOSEPH. on Tuesday. July :, o.
1885, at the WsshiInHgssSpn san REsTahM Of
Mary ssstham and tstheT; . 9t H II M NJ
ef Gds5a Jui ss5 81 Sc 1886 g SlI '
BERKELEY, AMANDA r, On Monday. JULY gly
IL 1880. at II p' at her resi Ia Tbo Sas
the above address TssTsdagy, SsIy q, At IN
terment Conversational Cemetery. %
BIRD, MAMIE oGLE. On Tuesday, July e.
ssG a. es s sseS % sS yssTs ae Of
the, v. ". Chambers funeral home; l4 y
at anq 10 am th sis To st. Barnsbas Church
at Iceland. Md. IL am. %
BLAsIE. RUSSELL H. Departed eps this n LIE u
IsELL ana I RaS R ssss a iS9
9 9as s. q als Il ant ash Phi men CEDAR
Cemetery. "a
BoNTz, JESSIE REDEEM. on Monday. jus
University Hospital. JESSIE REDEEM. be
avfa late % hem oe ef f4ns
Thursday at 2 pm. Interment Rock Greek
Church Cemetery.
BONTZ, JESSIE II. special meeting OF
hereby called for 1:i5 pmy Thursday, July
BoNTz. MRS. MAE M SMITH, Matron. :.
BRYAN, BENJAMIN CHAMBERS. On Mon
AMlN eaA Fl f BRYAN Aem g. BEN
Sesoaksa sc rs lsts 9ssdsnse 1927 BIT
more ST. Interment private. %
BUTLER, DAVID. On Monday. July q. 1890,
at the Homo for Aged and Inflrn, DAVID,
brother of Charles and BENJAMIN Butler.
mourn their loss. Funeral Thursday. July
"a, from Henry s. Washington's funeral
nOmet 46f N ST. n.W.b AT q pm. Relatives
and friends invited.
BUTLER, ESTHER ON Tuesday, July %,
1880 at Childrens Hospital, ESTHER
Irene ~Butler, sister of Annie May and
Dorothy Butler; Funeral Thursday, July
e. At pm ch fre rs You Ernest e.
CAsPARI. ANNIE. on Tuesday, July %:
1880, at her residence. .1713 North Capitol
St, ANNIE, beloved wife of the late John
Caspari. Funeral from the residence Of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John " Schrsck;
IS st. NV. on Friday. July 25, at $3.50
am Requiem mass at St Marys Church
at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment St. Mary's Cemetery, 24%
CAsPARI. ANNIE. The Ladies' Sodality of
St Mary's Church will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. John v; schreck; IS st.
to recite the once of the dead for Mrs.
+ ANNIE CASPARI
MISS ADELE - MASsMAN. Sec.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat. 80aS.
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Hit Mrttturtatff.

BOND, HENRY J. In sad but loving renaem-
DIanee OF our dear husband and father
July 20, 1924. -' s ssuAs'
We have ave only your memory. dear one,
Els Els K Eos sfs sS WIFE tR Rb BI &
BOWIE 9sar ,o THOMAS MAS, 4: In memoirs. Of my
life three years ago today, July 5s. 1877.
Sunr TT .5s BY friends. 7 am lonesome;
with smiles on = my face sai bur my h D.si
H SSB7 zs6 sec aASPsi Fl ES1 SARAH
BRooKs. NANCY C.. GEORGE. BROWN.
aiEN an 4. oA. tribute Of ioys to the memory
s zss9. IS, Who Who. ssp;sSSssssd III: ne
ter; LENA e o 4; BROWN one year ego Today,
Lies Weary tPas an ssiin su ss ss' n.st
In silence they suffered. in patience they
Until God called them home to suffer no
more
But our one consolation is this,
We shall be in that s heaven AZ reS Of brss.
-r, With them throIghout eternal years
KATIE A. WEST.
sh %s L com In days r. cold and dark
That perfect rest naught can modest
where golden harps are are ,T rsnginE
BYRD. FREDERICK A. In sad but loving
remembrance of our dear son, FRED
ERICK A. BYRD, who departed this life
seven years ago today, July a3, 1928
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
ga our my EYES s5 snsd many nan tear ;. -,
" ~ MOTHER AND FATHiER.
MCDOWELL. SARAH. In. memory of my
dear mother, SARAH MCDOWELL who de-
parted this life four years ago. July %,
1925.
She is gone, but not forgotten,
Never shall her memory fade.
Sweetest thoughts shall always linger
Around the spot where she is laid
DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
MILLS: ELIZABETH. In sad but loving re-
membrance of our dear mother, ELIZA
BETH MILLS, who departed this life ten
years ago today, July %, 1870.
Called from this word to q peaceful rest,
Called by God who knows best. M
Dear in memory she always will be
Until in heaven we meet again.
HER LOVING SONS, RAYMOND AND
ANDREW
SADTLER, MARGARET. In sad remem.
brance of my dear friend, MARGARET
SADTLER, who departed this life one year
ago today. July %, 1929.
Just a thought of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory sad and true,
Just the love and sweet devotion
THOMPSON.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia Fair tonight
and tomorrow: slightly cooler tonight;
light northerly winds, becoming variable
Enthusiastically fair tonight and
tomorrow; slightly cooler tonight; gen.
tie north and northeast winds, becon1-
ing variable.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm, 76; pm, 80;
IL midnight, 70; 4 am, "a; am, 70;
noon, SO.
Barometer-4 pm, 1881; pm,
1885; IL midnight, 1892; am, 1896;
8 am, 5000; noon, 30.C3.
Highest temperature, 100. occurred at
1880 pm. yesterday; lowest tempera-
ture, 70. occurred at $50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 81: lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today-Low tide, 1885 pm; high
tide, 5:2a am. and pm.
Tomorrow--Low tide, 1922 am. and
1870 pm; high tide, 6:25 am. and
$50 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose 5 am: sun sets
1928 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises SOL am: sun
sets 1927 pm.
Moon rises 1859 am; sets pm.
Condition of the Water.
Observation-Disclosures.
Weather In Various Cities.
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1rathH.

SLAUGHTER, BETTY. Departed this If.
s SF s Lac 4 kEsE she . Hospital y
SPes nsPwl o;s br enc ;ss S one
T ASfSssn g sS Sat ssn cnsTss Remain;
terment Mount olivet Cemetery.
SNYDER: MARY. On Tuesday. July "a,
lam snyder mot Sas 81 81 q n' W. a' snS
s.4;. iSs s:s An .Ss gsi,s 4, II
Funeral on Thursday. July ~. at $50
Were msss viii + b, s. sd qs 81 an. ch s.s
s Tss and r isnas Nnylssd Y attend In
SpELsH0USE, CATHERINE sCHMIER. on
ER sfiSdss S Sas ri 1879 g y Sh;Ts
ices al her late residence. isso Rhode
'sf ERNIE en- al FfpSs:Sss i a 6:ms
sPELsH0usE; CATHERINE. Members Of
20 e aft 0nS1ra shs AID Society are requested
ATaERfNE from late ssr h Are
iSnSne'' 1880 MkI w aTs ATYagE'q sf,.
SPENCER, JOSEPHINE LILLIAN. On we'd
i Id Ian pf sNSsE HSSs sas.
Wire Of De Witt T. Spencer. Notice Of
sunday july 20. 1855. at ise p TINS hss
IE on.S HOSPITAL LoRENzo r. De-. =.
uncle Of George. James and Samuel Jo hnu
RF Pm 5 from Adams { smoot's funeral par
vited intefment' Rosemo ont ceme ends IA s.
SWEENEY, WILLIAM H. On Tuesday, July
zsxandrla, fSss s %fL2 ga + Re Patr l..
loved husband Of Ann Sweeney Funeral
from rs st. Msry's Church Thursday, july a.
TAsCO. ROSA. on Monday, July II. iaaa.
st 81 Elizabeth's Hospital, ROSA TAsCo.
ter Of warren and Ruth H asSsklns s s,
also leaves nine nieces and many other
S SgIy "a at pm, from the john 4.
sR Rlnef fnt tpneral PsrlOTs 80 and Eye
isso: Rstsferd w. M 1AqssYsd E. T IHlf r.
a Sfe S St Hf Please o dayGr
THOMPSON ION s LAURA ANNA. On Tuesday,
81 1IS ~, 1880 ar at her residence, 7sS Quebec
Nd AURA AN fss0sR Wife Of d ifnd tss sss
dsH5Es v5 Tso. q. 3, and mothsE
I'VE Brothers ana Sisters she sra also
asdoe ana and Ms s EiassssSn Ms sus.
funeral pariors. 1s2s connecticut { ave. ru.
port Md on Sdssos u Gau 81 NsY
Am; leaving speare's at am. Inter-
asSss, ,s sss S.,d ian s.; NV, aILBERT 5
Towles; Body resting ct Gawler's chanel.
lIo4 Penna. ave. NV. Funeral Services
at st. Stephens and Incarnation Church.
18th and Newton SITS. NV, on Friday,
july 70, at pm. Interment private. "a
1880. FRANCES E., wife Of the late Charies
Herman Voss, in the 18th year Of her age
Eemains resting at the chapel of p "a
Taltayull 1896 It'll st. s,w Requiem mass
az st. Dominics Church Friday, july 2s
az O'Clock, for the repose of her snui
relatives and friends invited. InternIert
Mount Oiivet Cemetery "a .
WOLFE, WILLIAM C. On Sunday. IuIy IA
1880, at Clifton Forge, va, Hosnitai Lyf ~
LIAM e.; Of 3726 T st. NV. Beloved nus
pand OF Mary Burchmore Wolfe and fsff,er
OF winthrop and Eleanor Wolfe Fiiftersi
sSsshrIyicss IN Chapel OF RosehiI Cemetery,
Dcaso. a. ESQ pm, Friday, July 2s. 24s
1870: at his residence, s13 Keefer pi NV.
OTIS e, beloved husband of Reca 81
Me is6 Church Thursday, July a. at
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Marriage Licenses.

Delmar r. Domdera, IS, Milton. Pa, and
Cora L. Merchant, III, Manassas, Va; Rev.
Francis B. Cain, 80. this city, and Eleanor
B Mckinley, 23, Clarendon, Va; Rev. Georse
b. harrington.
Thomas r.. Hunserford. 40, and Amanda
A. Palmer, 40. both of Baltimore, Nd; Rev.
joseph D. Reed, 81, Jacata, Va, and Mar
earet Hammond, 10, Hague, Va; Rev. A. B.
Gregory wilkinson, II. and Marie Reiter,
10. both Of Baltimore, Nd; Rev. Allan F.
William e. McCarten, 81. and Hazel M.
Shaw. "a; Rev Ignatius Fealy.
william OBJ Hillman, "a, this city, and
Helen M Scott, Bottineau, N. OAK; Rev.
H. w. Tolson.
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Births Reported.

The following births have geen reported to
ne Health Department in the last "a hours;
>, 5artolom and Ysolina Carbajal Rosas,
John D.. and Nancy T Lee, girl
Harris P. and Virginia L. Gary. bov
H. Franklin and Emily Lehr boy
larry W. and Viola M. Geotzman, boy.
oscar 3 and Bertha L. Bledsace, boy.
James z: and Nellie B. Newheiser, girl
george F and Margaret L. Pollock. girl.
RHymono T. AND Mary &. Brown, girl
hoDert A. and Helen C. Chapman Girl
samuel and Harriet Thompson, girl.
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BADGE, Metropolitan Police Dept, No. 1929.
vicinity of 9Th and G. SITS NV. Return to
Traffic Bureau. 24s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. checks. lodge cards.
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MRS. HARRIET ANN MILLS,
RESIDENT rs YEARS, DIES
Rites for Daughter Of Civil War
Veteran to Be Held Tomor-
row Afternoon.

Mrs. Harriet Ann Mills. resident OF
washington for more than IS years,
died Monday at the National Homeo-
pathic Hospital. She had been inter-
mittently Ill over q period Of five years.
The daughter of the late John
Beardsley Brown, Civil War veteran.
Mrs. Mills was born in Rich1eld, N. z.
Her husband was the late John s.
Mills
When a small child Mrs. Mills moved
with her family to the historic Glebe
estate in Arlington County, Va. Since
that time she had continuously resided
in nearby Virginia or Washington.
She was q member of Capt. Wendell
Wolfe Chapter, d. A. r.
She is survived by daughter. Mrs.
Ada Mills Payne; and a son, Walter
Clark Mills. She resided at SIS Rhode
Island avenue.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon, at o'clock, at Tabler's
Funeral Home. Interment will be in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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VETERAN TELEPHONE
MAN DIES AT RESIDENCE
Joseph Beetham Was Member of
Pioneers, Service Group-Rites
to Be Held Friday.

Joseph Beetham. pioneer telephone
man, died yesterday at his residence,
500 Fourteenth street, after an illness
of two months. He was 50 years old.
Mr.. Beetham, a native of Michigan,
entered the telephone business, then
in its infancy, in 1887. After a long
service with the Bell Telephone Co. of
Canada he became connected, in 1902,
with the Chesapeake & Potomac Co.
here. He was a member of the Pho
neers, the organization of veteran tele-
phone employees.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Mary A.
Beetham, he is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Hilda NJ. Gonard. Two brothers
and four sisters also survive.
Funeral services will be held Friday
morning, at 1880 o'clock, at the resi-
dence. Interment will be at Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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FOREIGN.

NNOUT, N1TptUWICu IINnt, tOQAy.I
Horta (FayaD. Azores, "a Part cloudy
Current observations.)
Hamilton, Bermuda !. -. SO Part cloudy
San Juan, Porto Rico. 49,. as Part cloudy
Havana, Cuba ........... "a Part cloudy
Colon. Canal Zone. ..... 80 Part cloudy