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finally gave Il up and went to Asia
the other wav around the world
Not the least Of the dangers elimi-
mated from graveyards of the sea. both
abroad and in the United States, are
those which were created not by Ma
ture. but by human beach scavengers.
Mays Head, on the North Carolina
beaches, perpetuates the memory of the
professional wreckers, who would hob
bic q horse with lantern hung on
its neck. Captains or sailing vessels
picking their way carefully through
bling light that looked like that of
another ship. Approach to the beacon
soon brought the vessel to grief and
the crew to death, perhaps, while the
wreckers paced to the beach to snatch
up the cargo that the sea rolled out of
the broken vessel"
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FARO AGHA BETTER

NEW YORK. September ~ H1.-
FARO Agha, the 156-year-old Turk
whose gadding about town was rudely
interrupted when he was struck by an
automobile Thursday night, is expected
70 be out of bed by Monday or Tues
day, physicians said today.
& FARO slept from midnight until late
this morning and ate a good sized
breakfast when he woke up.
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YOUNG PLAN FOES
ACTIVE IN GERMANY
Government Likely to Be
Hard Pressed to Resist
Frontal Attack.
BY Radio TO The Star.

BY Radio TO The Star.
BERLIN. Germany, September 81
Runaors of an action against the Young
plan by the German Government, wIli n
have appeared in the Ii. dustrialist press.
ste strongly denied by responsible mem
berS of the present cabinet. But the
question, Of new international negotia-
tons concerning the German payments
is becoming serious issue, as it will
undoubtedly be one of the first sub
tects debated upon the reopening of the
Reichstag October Is.
1t IL virtually. certain that the Com
munists will seize their first opportuni-
ty to move a resolution denouncinp the
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Steel Plant Contract Awarded.

FITCHBURG. Mass, September 81
R.-The SimmondS saw 81 Steel Co.,
which last month announced it would
construct new plant here at a cost
of $1,50o, 000 today announced it had
awarded the contract to the Austin Co.
OF Cleveland, Ohio. In it will be con-
solidated the present Chicago plant and
the two Fitchburg plants
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TREATY 100 YEARS OLD

Indian Land Ceremony Will BE
Observed at Columbus, Miss.
COLUMBUS. Miss. september n CA9
The Tooth anniversary Of the signing,
on September 70. 1923. Of the Dancing
Rabbit Treaty. wherein three Indian
nations ceded ia the United States al
their lands east Of the Mississippi
River, wiz be observed here tomorrow.
It was near Columbus that the treaty
was signed by representatives of the
Greek, Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes.
The spot has been marked by boulder
erected by Bernard Romans Chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolution,
of Columbus.
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Legal Notices
JOHN e. MCCLURE. Attorney.
CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAN
GALLEY & La SHA. INCORPORATE

CERTIFICATE OF CHANGE OF NAME
GALLEY & La sHA. INCORPORATED
NATIONAL AIRCRAFT IF ENGINEERS. INC
We. Stanley s: LaSha and John e.
lively Of Galley and LaSha, Incorporated
tue of the laws of the District Of Colum.
bla, with its principal office in the City Of
Washington, District of Columbia. do
of the Board of Directors of June 80
1890. the said Board declared that it was
advisable to change the name Of the cof-
rated. to National Aircraft Engineers. Inc i.
and the said Board called q special meet
ing Of the stock5OldeFS to taas sasa actSn ign
further certify that at a special meeting OF
the stockholders of said corporation in the
City of Washington. District of Columbia.
the authorized issued and outstanding
represented by stockholders in person. the
following resolution was introduced Re
solved. that article. first of the articles
and the same is hereby amended to read as
follows. tow wit: Article l, The corporate
name, of this corporation shall be: Ma.
thereupon the following action was taken
with respect to said resolution: Nmotion
was duly made and seconded that the fore
upon the Chair directed the Secretary to
call the roll of stock. on this question
which resulted in. all the issued and out.
standing stock of the corporation voting
in favor of the adoption of the resolution.
Thereupon the Chair declared the motion
carried and the resolution adopted. tSeall
STANLEY s. La SHA. President; JOHN
DTsTRIcT or coLtfuIMBIA, S.; !, Amy
L. Fairless. Notary Public in and for the
District of Columbia. DO HEREBY GER
TIFY that Stanley s. LaSha and John =.
Mcclure. parties to certain Certificate
bearing date on the .Sth day of July 1880,
and hereto annexed; personally appeared
lev 5. Lasha and john E. Mcclure Being
personally well known to me as the per-
sons who executed the said Certificate,
and acknowledged the same to be their
act and deed. Given Under my hand and
seal this Sth day OF July A.. d. 1880
AMY L. FAIRLESS. Notary Public d. G.
Ny commission expires September 9, 1888
Filed July 9. 1880. Serial No. 24434O.
Office of Recorder of Deeds.
Washington. D. c.
iuly1O 1924. 81
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HAS SITE
TRADE OFFER

CUMBERLAND, Md. July II.
Cumberland Aerie, No. 245. Fra.
ternal Order Of Eagles, whose
$125,000 home is on the corner Of
Mechanic and Frederick Streets
and within a few yards of the
present Federal building, has un-
der consideration an offer to- ex.
change its home for the Federal
building which is to be abandoned
as inadequate.
The Eagles site with adjoining
property, which it is thought
could be obtained easily, would
provide a site for all government
needs for years to come and would
keep the Federal building on tho
City Hall Plaza.
If the trade should be brought
about, the Eagles would remodel
the present postoffice building
There is now available for the
new United States Post office and
Court House building $500, 900, ex-
elusive of what would be OBJ
tanned from the sale of the pre-
sent building, valued at least
500, 900.
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~ ~ r "a
NO. ICES.

Frank and Olivia Wine, girl
Harvey L. and Mary +. Smith. girl.
Louis w. and Gertrude B. Metzgers
girl. rs
Joseph e. and NajIa z. Fad. grit
Samuel and Fannie Becker. girl.
James c. and Jane n. Groves, girl.
Peter S. and Sylvia Maptis. girl
Fred and Rose Deckelbaum, girl.
Harry and Ethel d. Mabbett, girl.
Walter e. and Florence Reed, boy.
George e. and Lillian II. Kiessling,
boy.
George B. and Emily I. Tennyson.
boy.
Henry s. and Pearl e. Hoil. boy.
John w. and Mary n. McAuliffe, boy.
George j. and KatherIne NJ Ellis
boy.
irwin R. and Carrie A. Bea1l. girl.
John G. and Lunette Hornig, girl
David and Clidy B. Wilson, girl.
James r. and Edith Bias. girl.
Orpheus and Selena Tolson, girl.
Charles q. and Virginia Walker, girl.
Joseph c. and Estelle Minor, boy.
Edward P. and Ada Green, boy.
Leroy and Rosa Gainor, boy.
Akin and Lula G. Tolin, boy.
James H. and Harriet /. Lacey, boy.
David and Ruth A. Yarbough, boy.
Hollis and Jennie McDade, boy.
BENJAMIN r. and Carrie Harrison,
boy.
Costello NJ and Thelma L, Bell. boy.
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IMADT2IA AGE.
lie E1lSES

John H. N. Newton. ir, s4 and
Lillian Alley. 20. The Rev. Elijah
Coleman.
Francis W. FeaEans. 2s, Alexandria.
Va, and Mary Craft 81. Clifton
Forge. Va. The Rev. "A. F. Poore.
Frederick Bermel. IS. and Leona e.
Wolfe. 20. The Rev. H. W. Tolson.
Robert D. owen, 46. Baltimore. Md,
and Dallie B. Kilbaugh. 46 Baltimore,
Nd. The Rev. A. F. Poore.
Clanton Smith. %, and Clara Jack
son, 1s The eRv n. T. Moore.
Samuel Malachi, 90. and Helen Girard.
90. The Rev. w. B. Marsh.
George Washington. 80. and Virginia
Ray. 10. The Rev. w. A. Jones.
William H.. white, 6s. and Willie
A. Platter, 81. The Rev. L. s. Wornley.
James J. Murray. 3S. and HaSeu
c. Martelle. 81. Judge Nathan Cayton.
Carl Kanan. %, and Evelyn Wilson.
-. The Rev. r. ]. Hurney.
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CLARENCE M. JONES

Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at 1886 Elevethn st.
N. W., for Clarence M. Jones, 81,
who died yesterday from a stroke
of apoplexy. Interment viii be
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Jones was a native of this city
and had been an employe Of the
Washington Postoffice for %
years, and up until his death had
been stationed at the Connect.
cut Avenue station.
Surviving him are his widow,
and a daughter, Barbara.
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WILLIAM E. ALBREcHT

Funeral services Tor William E.
Albrecht, who died yesterday at
Georgetown University Hospital,
will be held tomorrow at p. m.
from the residence Of his sister,
Mrs. Emma l.. Riley, 1882 Wiscon-
sin Ave. N. w. The funeral win
continue to Georgetown Lutheran
Church, Wisconsin Avenue and
Volt Place Northwest, and inter.
ment will be at Oak Hill Gene
terry.
Albrecht, who died at the age of
38. is the son of the late John C.
and Agnes M. Albrecht.
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LILLIAN L. LAMB

Funeral services for Lillian l.
Lamb, wife of Richard l.. Lamb
and mother of Mrs. william l.
Peters, will be held tomorrow
at $50 a. m. at her late residence,
3729 Jeniffer st. N. w.
Mrs. Lamb, who died at the
age of 81 after an operation, will
be buried at Mount Olivet
Cemetery after mass has been
said at the Church of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, Chevy Chase
Circle.
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FLORISTS
Charles sanford. 3r.. II months. 12ls

Charles sanford. jr.. II months. 12ls
x st. S. e.
Mary l. johnson. IL days. Chill
dren's Hospital
Lirnas RouIhac. 70 years 11s3
Forty-eighth Pl. N. z.
Mary e. Boone. 10 years. 1444 T
Robert Buchanan. 81 years. Gailinger
Hospital.
Isaac Morrow. 50 years 1880 Fifth
Florspcs Ware. IS years 4as P
st. N. w.
Julia johnson. So years. 7os Q st.
Ida v. Brewer 81 years. 400 r
st. n. W.
Alice williams. a years. 1891
Capitol Ave. n. e.
Cora e. Golfer, Al years. Casualty
Hospital.
Clifton woodland, % years. En- route
to Providence Hospital.
John E. Beckett Is years Freed.
william Douglass. months. sss
Second st. N. w.
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cORRELL F. SMITH

Funeral services for Correll F.
Smith, husband of Charlotte
Smith, will be held tomorrow at
1870 p. m. from the Hysong
funeral Home, 1900 N st. N. w.
Mr.. Smith, aged So, Of 642
Irving st. N. W., will be buried
at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Hospital
George W. Kosack. So years. George
Washington Hospital
Helen v. Bansketts 81 years. 1901
Girard st. n. w.
Katherine A. Gray. 81 years. s01
Twenty-first st. N. w.
Nelson T, Proctor, 80 years. Emer.
gency Hospital.
Ross Golden. 20 years 1921 B St
n. E.
Theresa Audrey. years, Emergency
Hospital.
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Count six average words to the
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Correct rates furnished on aD.
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The WaShIngt0D Times and Herald
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Automobiles 1851

AUBURN SEDAN, 1929
In perfect mechanical condition. tires new
paint and upholstery good as new: this ID
an exceptional buy at our price, $3.50
KENDRICK 4 SHREYE
1898 Z St N. w. Studebaker Dealers
Open Until 9:30 D. m.
BUICK 1923 Coach. II you want 8 car
that viii give you service. put In an at.
tractive appearance and be within q nom.
inal DMce this IL lust that car for you.
The upholstery Is protected by new cloth
seat covers new tires installed. You'll get
real driving pleasure riding In wonderful
Buick. Our price reduced to 1875. terms
Emerson & 0rnle 18th and NJ SITS.
BUICK Standard 8 Coach, new !duCO finish.
good tires and upholstery S3A5 terms
DICK. MURPHY INC. 604 H 81. n. Z.
Lincoln 0337.
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DEATH NOTICES
DEATHS

CORNWELL. FL0RENCE--Pasaed away
on WedneedaY, July 10. 1880. al. her
residence. 241 South Peyton Street. Alex.
andrta.. Vac FLORENCE .C0RNWELL, the
beloved wife Of the late Franklin +. Corn
one one daughter Mrs. RaipH Bunt, 80 =
Funeral services viii be conducted from
william De Maine & Sons chapel, SIT
King Street. Alexandra. Va. or Friday
afternoon. July Is. 1880. at 3 O'Clock. In-
terment will follow ct 81. Pdurs Gene
JONES. CLARENCE M.--Passed away on
Wednesday evening July 10. 1890. at
west. CLARENCE d, JONES. the beloved
husband Of Amelia Jones lnee Moserl.
Funeral eggvices viii DO conducted on
Friday morning. July IS. 1890. az 10
O'Clock. from his late residence. 3630 Eltys
erth Street Northwest Interment viii fol-
low at Fort LincolI. Cemetery. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend
sCHODER. HERBERT H,--Passed away on
Tuesday July 15 1890. HERBERT v.
ScHoDER: the beloved husband OF Anna
Funeral services win be conducted from
the residence of his brother-in-law. 1913
= Street Northeast. on Friday afternoon
friends are invited TO attend.
boston. Massachusetts, and Providence.
Rhode Island, pauers please COPY.
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WASHINGTON TIMES

BUSINESS OFFICE 1877 q 81 "
BATES DELIVERED BY CARRIER 70
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The WashinTton Times daily is Delivered
Ttn1ea and Sunday Herald Is cents per
week: Daily Times and Herald daily go
cents per week. Daily Times and Herald
daily and sunday 2k centn per week.
The Washingtonr Herald daily and Sun.
DAY - delivered ~ carrier at Is cents per
weak: daily only 10 cents per week and
Sunday only 10 cents per week.
RATES BIZ MAIL
Payable In AdvanceD
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For Sale Miscellaneous
Want - Miscellaneous

AN IN IMMEDIATE NEED Of uuantit
Of good substantial used furniture ca
oay cash Metropolitan 305l
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Business Opportunities so

BAKERY AND SANDWICH SHOP
With living quarters; cheap rent: 1O2
Florida Ave. N w North $685.
BARBER SHOP-For sale: very reason.
able: modern; well equipped going out
of business. Lincoln 1910
GASOLINE STATIONS pumps: doing
good business: sickness cause of selling
3lO7 Bladensburg Rd, N. E. Line. O237
PAYING transfer and storage business for
sale or exchange: reas. terms. 426 Sd NV
for doctor dentist dressmaker studio
surrounded by business aIKi apartments
On corner nth and r SITS A. w Cali
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Real Estate
BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY 80
AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS aud edniplnent
excellent location. Decatur 333a.
WATERFRONT PROlERTY 80 4
CHFsAPEARF BFACH-Furn cottage. &C.
o. screened eleep p'ch's water. Z. 1913
EDGEWATER BEACH-F0r rent; Youngs
t. -@edS S-FmS. porch. S36 wk. Clar. 901.
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CHAUFFEURs-75.

] y
= With Identification cards wanted at
once; those who can qualify will be given
an excellent opportunity to make real
money with the new, attractive proposition
which we have to offer. See Mr.. RIPPLE
OF. Mr. BYRON for early appointment.
Z CITY CAB CORP,
141 18TH ST. N. E.
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with room IN back 5aa 9Th st 8 h.
FOR RENT-Store,, traffic center new
FULTON r GORDON HOB PeO ms
Bldg Dis 6231 Even Clev 4733
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Rentals
BOARD AND ROOM

BUAND AND NUUM VI
HARVARD ST N. W., l45O-One room
with board: reas. Col. 1861.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. n. W. 1628-At-
trac. double and single rooms. adjacent
bath. twin beds. priv. home. excel. meals.
THE ROSE INN 1909 l7th st. W..
4 double rms. ami. phone excellent meals.
18TH n. W. 1912 (downtOwn) -Attractiv
frnnt rnnrn. excalIent hnma cnnking
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FOUND.

DOGs-TWo, little, black, long hair, white
breast and feet One, spaniel the other
poodle type. Also tall white poodle, all
healthy, affectionate May have been lost
some time Owner please. answer or come
one who can furnish good home AodTess
Box 26-E Star office. IL
WRIST WATCH, lady's. owner can have
1t by identifying. Address Rev. G. w. Oyer
307 D NV. Is"
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lratha.

mEEKs. MARY e. On M Non Ausg Mor Il.
1890. at her residense s62S slSs ST. tb Mo9 bes
s ioaed Wife aG Of Clinton M.sfs funeral
from the WIN; II. ssTdo &c: funeral
s ansSst IS Is at * p niar Rels.iyss and
friends invited TO attend. 1nterment, at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
1880, after a long illness, JAMES MILES;
son of Sarah A. Niles ana nro'h hnau 81
Il, at am, from Holy Redeemer CHURCH.
Friends and relatives invited.
M ,as6 Al sg ssS 1m on At MS Ser
residence. Chevy Chase. No. Macy ~
ocALLAGHA1S' the M 6e9See eS csaIlashsn
and the cousin of Michael and William j.
3Tsm the InuFs cRgrch hEs IF the
Blessed Sacrament. Interment at Forest
Glen. Nd. IA
Rt ssS eHf Ss rs:ae ON Mq rs susn'
CHARLES. beloved husband Of Emma
RAY from II the he a sSore rssdan s' hs
friends invited Interment consressiq1aaai
RoBEY. BARBARA MARIA. On sunday.
" August 10 1880: at the childrens Hospital,
n, and Bernard r Robsy, IE1,n from
her parents residence, 2Si3 lith ST. INA
on Wednesday mornins' august ID ~ ~
vERsIs. ANToNIos J. On Tuesday. Au-
gust u, 1890 at his Tesidenc Gr %. Prin nee
e. years, beloved husband of Helen Versis.
Funeral services on Thursday, august rsnrc ~
9TH and L SITS. NV. 1nterment GlenTosod
Cemetery. 10
WALL. ERNEST II. Departed this life. &c, on
Mo. ERNEST H. WALL, aged IS, for;
merry resident of Washington FnneTsl
wERBACK. WESLEY WILLIAM. JR. Sud
a9Gy Gn A Mg wsL2 239 W Ct fGaia E WR
BACK. Jr, beloved husband OF Mildrsd
Wbssk nse Pye and l0vHg son Of s M
brother 9 clarence WsTh frn, END nd MI MI
on WEDNESDAYS. August, 10. at pm sery-
ices to be CONDUCTED BY Rsyi ..; John .n a
friends invited. rnterment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. Va.
WILDER RosA on MOP Hn,gi.a AusuiRs osk
WILDER Remains, at Frazier.s funeral raj
of funeral later 10
WILSON. Eta ADELAIDE; Mond .C Az
gust IL 1890, ct v her , rSside wfs 9s9 pee
Psp ETT beloA APEK Vie Of Wiii!s@ FRANK
Wilson and mother Of va lei pr Pon RS:s.
Ella F1rt9er Ha1s sio Marf ner ank from the
above residence THURSDAY AuSust L. So a.
2pm Interms sr,s Con inets9 oeess
WOODARD. THOMAS, On SATURDAY A .s
aust 2 1890 atss lorg NJ illns S1 TaoN is
WTob bTother iH oi Mrs. Elizabeth Parham
/ and erandfather Of Arnita King Funeral 1e1a,
Moon 4 Aliens funeral parIors, 18th St
: and Florida ave. NV. IL
YOUNG. PETER. Departed this life sud
| denly Sunday, August 10. 1890. at g m
! as Casualty Hospital PETER YOUNG.
He leaves to NOUN his four i ss
| tiers. Mrs Anna White, Mrs. Blanche
Brown, Mrs. jamie Woodson Mr Mrs s Milared
! Young, and host Of other relatives ana
| friends Remains resting at the Eu gene
Ford parlors, 1900 So Cspit4i 81 81, b unnn
Of his sister: = Dstress st s NV F n.nt,st
THURSDAY AugHst -; from seco nS S~e eW'
Rev. John Richards pastor. Intermsnt
| at Woodlawn Cemetery. 10
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AUTOMOBILE PIONEER
STAYS PARTNER AND SELF

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. August IA, W..
Leavitt. pioneer founder of San Fran
cisco automobile company, yesterday
shot and killed Albert d. PlughoH, part
ner and friend for 20 years, and then
committed suicide.
Police were notified after Plughof's
body was found in his office and ar
rived at Leavitts home just as he shot
himself to death.
Close friends could give no reason for
the act other than loss Of a large
amount of money because of poor auto
mobile sales.
A note signed by Leavitt was found
beside Plughoff's body. 1t said:
Sorry to do this, but his family is
we'll provided for" The automobile COM
pany was closed three weeks ago.
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Tn Mrntnriattt.

# SsyGssd .R RSi5fPd s sRS i ts
tered eternal rest August The Ii FAMILY FAMILY.
BREz, CoLMAN. In sad but loving cG TsmsTn7
gEEz ThS died 1858 tSenty HIS
FAUNGE ANNE II Ssd who
died twenty-four years ago today August
II, 1906.
HER and MAJ LONELY NE CHILD, ANNIE MAY
FAUNCE
Of - nv devoted mother. MARY .FITzPAT.
RICK who died tTS years EsragZ g s9qsH
GARFIELD, JANE. In sad but loving re-
membranes of my dear daughter JANE
who A asPsFtfsa l taas lie Two
I think of you in silence,
But many Silent tears shed
HER LOVING MOTHER, A. VOGLE .
HUTCHINSON. EDWARD E. Sacred to the
smeTy Sf y d Who eft me one year ago
today, August IL. 1929.
You are not forgotten.
Nor will you ever be. -.
As long as life and remembrance last
nEvo T!I a WIFE '1 AND q sTEPDAUGHTER,
ROBERTA HUTCHINSON AND ELSIE
LITTLEPAGE.
RICHARDSON, ELLA MAI.
our wife and mother. who departed ,do 5s
THE FAMILY.
sUECKELs. FLORENCE L. In sad but lov.
ing remembrance Of our dear daugntoIs
FLORENCE L. SHECKELS tnee McDons
ald). who departed this life one year aso
today, August IL, 1929.
We think of you, dear daughter,
It almost breaks our hearts
Your memory is always with us
And never will depart.
No one knows the silent heartache;,
Only those who have lost can tel
OF grief that is borne in silence -,
For the dear daguhter we loved SO wen.
think of you in silence.
No one see me weep
But silent tear is shed
When others are asleep.
some think that I am not lonely,
When at times they see me smile
Little do they know the heartache
That I suffer all the while.
FER DEVOTED FATHER AND MOIAEE'
ROBERT J. AND MARTHA j. McDON-
AID.
SMITH. GERARD J. In memory Of our de-
voted son and brother, GERARD y
ago today, August IL 1929. a
MOTHER, FATHER AND CHILDREN.
ZTER. JoHN r. In sad but loving remem-
brance of my dear husband, JOHN r
ZIER, who departed this life one year ago
today, August IL. 1879.
Dearest husband, thou hast left me-
thy loss most deeply feel
But thy God that has bereft me-
He can all my sorrow neal
Gone. but rot forgotten.
HIS LOVING WIFE, PAULINE
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Marriage Licenses.

Frank NJ Burst, n, and Emma zeller. 4S,
both Of Baltimore, Nd; Rey. Allan F. Poore
George johnson, 81, and Annie Jackson
IS; Rev John F. johnson.
Leonard w. Thompson. 20, and Grace A.
Elan, 20; Rev A. H. Mckinley.
William Suratsky. "a. and Nina Goldstein
10. both Of Baltimore. Md; Rev; J. T. Loeb
both of Baltimore, Md; Rev. M: Lavine.
Tony Pals. 81. and Luz Pineda, 2S; Rev
Robert L. Jackson. %. this city. and odel
Bagley. 81, Chevy Chase, Md; Rev. j. Ed
Maurice Roll, Is. and Melia windesheim
81. both of Baltimore, Md; Judge Robert
E. Mattingly.
Leonard A. Brown. IS, Landover, Md, an6
Mildred c. Saxty, %. this city; Rev. Will
liam P1erpoint.
Rev. William D. Jarvis:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-12
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours:
John j. Haggertyd, 49, United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Alicia McIntire. "a, Little Sisters Oh the
Poor.
Hospital.
Nestor Cofomo So. Providence Hospital.
Anna NJ. Quinn, 40, 1929 Shepherd St
John Guiffrida, 49, Garfield Hospital
Marion Garner, Z Providence Hospital.
Nathan G. Kropsaw, 8 months, 4422 18th st.
Infant of Augustus C. and Mary Gray, ia
hours SibIev HOSPITAL.