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Movie Sideights
AT CAPITOL

The Girl Said No" William
Haines' latest talking vehicle start
ing Friday at the Capitol Thea
tire. shows his fans a bit Of the old
and a bit OF a new comedian. For
besides the Whimsical Haines tricks
OF laughmaking there is a transition
and ne grows up from the irrepres-
sible boy TO a man. seasoned BY
responsibility and struggle.
The picture picks Haines up as
TIC leaves college with n diploma.
and shows how the University Of
Hard Knocks changes the hero
from an inexperienced boy to a
man facing the world 70 work.
struggle and competition.
The first part OF the picture lows
Haines in a hilarious series O.
comedy situations. then his father
dies and he has 20 take on the re-
sponsibility OF the family. His first
job. getting fired. and other poign-
ant bits or drama call for some re-
markedly fine acting. and i'm be-
tween are his nonsensicalities.
Sam Wood directed the new
Metro-G oldwyn-Mayer comedy and
kept it moving with lightning speed.
Leila Hyams. who played opposite
the star in Alias Jimmy Valentine
appears as the heroine OF the new
picture. and Francis x. BuShman.
Jr.. plays the villain as the office
manager.
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$1,000, lots 2. 8. g. 4. block 2S4. Ed
inburg.
Lakeland Adkins, Inc. to S. v.
Brandon. ct ux. $1,000, lot 3, block
Il. Colonia Juarez. Edcouch.
Eugene Eguia. ct TX 10 May Z.
Lane. $4,000, lot 5, block 10. North
McAllen.
N. p. Barton, TT. to Standard Saw,
and Loan Assn, $l971.03, lot 10.
block q, Donna.
w. o. See to Laura I. Mitchell.
ct al, $1,000. < 20 &C. Farm Tract
394. West Tract.
Richard Brubaker. ct Tx to w. 0.
See, $1,000. < 20 acres Farm Tract
394. West Tract.
j. q. GrisSom. TT. to Valley Bldg.
& Loan Assn. 81. 900. 90 lot 2. block 4.
Milmor Rddn TO McAllen.
l.. F. Kaiser ct ux to j. F. War
rem. ct ux. $1,000, K 1-2 Of 5 l-2 lot
4. sec. 240, Tex. Mex.
Anna M. Odefy TO o. T.. Simp-
son. 100000. z 10 acres lot $3.50.
John II. Shary sub.
Isaac Everett Inman TO j. T. Bar
barick. s6.133.O0, z % acres block
1856. Hall Fifield Sub.
Emma G. Carter to Common
School Dist. No. i6. s2l001, part
farm tract li44 Adams Tract.
Louis Roberge. ct TX TO Carl Glave,
$1,000. w. 10 acres OF = IL lot Is.
block SO. Alamo trrck-
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Taft Farmers Home
Scene of Tragedy

TAFT, Texas, Aug. 14.-H
Charles Hassold, IS, a farmer. was
dead today. and Mrs. Hassold was
recovering from gunshot wounds,
aftes an argument between them.
HaSsold was found yesterday u
the back yard OF his home here
with his throat cut and a butcher
knife beside him. Mrs. Tassold
told officers she and her husbar 4
had argued much OF the previous
night over sale of land.
She ran TO a Mexican. she said,
and as she opened the door her
husband fired with a shotgun. She
received several wounds in the
body, and four Mexicans were
wounded slightly.
She fled TO the home OF q
neighbor and was brought to a
hospital here.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

III the district court Of the United
States for the Southern District Of
Texas, Brownsville division.
In the matter Of John II. Cardwell
cCardwell Hardware Coz Bankrupt.
No. 1872, In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
18th day OF August. 1880, the said
John IT. Cardwell tCardwell Hard
ware Company Of McAllen, Hidalgo
County, Texas. was duly adjudged
a bankrupt, and the first meeting OF
his creditors will be held al the
office OF Ira Webster, Referee IN
Bankruptcy. IN the Stegman Build
ing. Brownsville. Texas. on the 18th
day of August, 1880, mt Eleven CID
a. m. at which time and pace the
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF THE
Estate of Charles Humber, Deceased


Notice Is hereby given that let
ters or administration upon the
estate OF Charles Humber. de-
ceased we're granted the under
signed on the 4th day OF August.
1880, by the County Court Of
Cameron County, Texas. All
persons having claims against said
estate are hereby required to
present the same 10 the under
signed within the time prescribed
by law az It's office in the First
National Bank Building in Browns
Vile, Texas, same being its
residence and poSt-office address.
The Rio Grande Valley Trust Co.
Administrator OF the Estate OF
Charles Humber. Deceased.
S-7-l4-21-28-33l6
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j. "A. Hawkins. ct ux TO Border
land Orchard Co, Inc. 100000 W
~ block l73. Hall Halbert Tract
We're Z. Hodson. ct al 10 Louis Ro-
berge. Sl.00. W. 10 acres OF z IL lot
Is. block 40. Alamo Tract
Richard A. Ewing. ct Tx To III. l.
Hawkins. ct al. $1,000. N. ll96 acres
lot 9. block ., Steele a. Pershing.
Nick Doffing to Louis Roberge.
SlOO. W 10 acres or f 10 lot Is
block so, Alamo Tract.
Anna Fl. Gurinian TO Saad trad
at al. s675.O0. lot II. block !, Col
lege Heights Sub. McAllen.
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G ADVERTISEMENT

creditors of the said John T. Card
Wet', bankrupt. may appear. prove
their claims. elect a trustee. exam
inc the bankrupt and transact such
other business AZ may properly
come before such meeting.
Dated August Is, 1880.
Ira Webster.
Referee In Bankruptcy
S-14-3820
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Just when the brush came into
existence is not definitely known.
but with this writing instrument
the great Chinese philosopher Con-
fucius wrote his marvellous phil
OSODhy.
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Three sisters living in the little
village Of Bockingden. Baden. Ger
many. were born on the same day
married on the same day. and each
has eight healthy children.
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

e:45-Dogs: Orchestra; WIZ
S:00-CrlmeliChts; American Prog.
a.0o-Dream Shop (30m.); WIZ
l0.O0-Narieiy Programs CA hrs.1
29e.s-WoC and WHo-fooo
s:oo-Same as wEAF uis hrs.)
1:50-Cowboys Half Hour
S:00-Concert Hour
s:o0-wEAF q mr.: Playhouse
io:oo-Knights; Theater Orch.
ses.e-WJR Detrolt-75o
e:0e-Same as WIZ q hrs.)
s:o0-Couriers: Ed Mcconnell
9:00-Singers; Painters: VIZ
iO:00-Dance Music e hrs.)
37o.2-Wcco M~Inneap's-st. PauI-sio
s:00-Same as wABC C45m.)
6:45-Our State Government
7:00-WABC A. Feat. nih hrs.)
s:30-Cameos (30m.): wABC e hrs-l
ll:00-The Old Settlers
275.t-kMox 81. Lculs-foeo
s:0o-Anybodys: Men & Maid
6:30-WABC N5nl-l: Frolic
9:30-WABC Il hr.): Features
10:0o-Rhymster: Willie A Lille
l0:20-Pretzeleers: Revue: Organ
STATIONS
2ss.3-kTHs Hot Sprlngs-fo4o
e:00-Hour from WEAF
S:00-WEAF q hr.l: Orchestra
9:3n-WJZ r5m.l: Orchestra
i0:oe-Hour from WIZ
3es.s-WHAs Louisviile-s2o
6.n0-Hour from WEAF
7.00-L0an Association
T.30-WJZ a. wEAF J1is hrs.)
a:o0-Violins nSni.): MIC (30m)
9.45-Varieties 05m.); WIZ q hr.l
4ef.3-WsM Nashvlile-eso
6.on-WEAF & WIZ t3 hrs.)
9:00-White & Martin: Studio
e:S0-WJZ C5m.l; Quartet
iD.00-Hour from WIZ
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Suits Filed in District Courts

Is. p. Barton VS.. Valley Citrus
Groves company, foreclosure.
Realty Trust Company VS.. j. B.
Lozano, ct al, foreclosure of paving
lien.
Realty Trust Company VS.. Tomas
tia c. Lozano, ct VIZ. foreclosure OF
paving lien.
J. A. Cobolini IS. Ciriaco Guavera
ct ux, to try title for damages.
ID. r. Mcnamara vs. The Unknown
Stockholders OF Masterson Irriga-
ton COMPANY. to try title for dam
ages.
A. S. Walker VS.. CISCO Morris.
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SACRIFICE

81 acres good land one mile
from a town on concrete high
way. Priced for quick sale,
SITS per acre, terms. Box 1853,
Olmito, Texas. F94
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-At wreck at resaca bridge
Sunday night. leather folder con-
tanning valuable papers bearing
name of AL Pelandre. Finder please
return 10 w. w. Bennett care
Brownsville Herald. for reward. F-95
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Cameron Courts
Marriage Licenses

GumeSindo Garcia and Maria
iRta Lopez; Everardo Garcia and
Margarita Cara: Farncisco Estrada
and Paula Cara: E.eno Anda and
Maria Luisa Rodriguez. Jose Soto
ana Timotea Calyo, T. (. Critten-
zen and Clida Caraway; Curt
Fuchs and Matilde Wedmann; Aga
pito Rios and Hilaria Tore: Anto-
MO Ledesma and Carmen Guajardo.
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Ads Bring Ready Cash for Articles You No Longer T.
REAL ESTATE

TOR SALE-Completely refinished
6-room home. piped for gas thru
out, with instantaneous heater in
stalled. 3 lots fully improved. Mrs.
Burt 4. Hinkley, Jr., telephone 123.
FIT
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FOR SALE-Or viii trade for acre
ace near Brownsville: Residence lot
in San Benito, close in. on paved
street and near school. Reasonable.
Write F-l00 Herald. F-lO0
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AUTOMOTIvE

BARGAIN = My 1880 Chevrolet
coach. driven $500 miles; attractive
discount. Terms if desired. Ed
Box. at Stevenson Motor Co. F-65
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2ss.s-kYw ~chfeaao-1o2o
5:oo-orch.. Sports: Orch; Fashions
6.o0-WJZ & WEAF q hrs.)
9:o0-Nevs. S<ate St: WIZ
s:45-Dance Music f2is hrs.l
ss4.s-wENR c~hieaso-s7o
7:5o-Farm Program
ss:Soo-Populsr ProE stories; Variety
l0to0-Air Vaudeville e hrs.)
5+4.6-wLs chicaao-s7o
s.oo-Melodies: Band: Book shop
h.S0-Rrass Band: Quartet
Through VIVID
7:30-Viiiage Bandstand (30m.)
447-5-wmAo chIeaao-s7o
s:0o-Talk; Music; wABC: Music
I.SD-Fnursomo t30m.l: Memories
S.ae-Old King Coal
s.00-Dan & Sylvia: Feature
f;sn-Amos m Andy U5m.): Motorist
io.Oo-Dance Music 6 hrs.)
42s.s-wLw cIncinnatI-7oo
5.a0-wJZ n5m.l; Concert
b.el-R 4. d.: Variety: Feature
SOUTHERN CLEAR
4o5.2-wS5 Atlanta-74o
G.Ne-WEAF & WIZ e hrx.)
s,oe-Feature; WEAF
s.S0-WJZ & Music Qi5 hrs.)
I.C0-Ths Samoans
2e3-WAPI 5irmIngham-ff4o
s.oo-WEAF K WIZ a hrs.)
i2.oO-Carnival Night Hour
574.s-WFAA O~aIlas-sco
a.o0-Feature C3nm.D; WIZ
a.f5-Orch. t30m.): WIZ Il hr.J
ll:00-Quartet tt5m.)
s7s.s-W5AP Fort Worth-soo
siol-WEaF & WIZ g hrs.)
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RENTAL

Cooperative Realtors
Make a specially OF renting and
looking after nonresident prop
erty- Sromack Bldg. Phone 1911.
E-189
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TREES. PLANTS AND SEED

MARSH SEEDLESS grapefruit
trees. large sizes for replanting. AL
so have some large orange trees.
r--ist move nursery stock on account
Of my orchard, some as low as rs
cents EACH Henry III. Parks. San
Benito, Tex. E-206
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A HOME OF YOUR OWN can be
ia for a small down payment and
balanct Ike rent. Read the real
estate ads before you lay this pa
per aside.
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INSURANCE MONEY 20 lend on well
locate brick business property IN the
larger towns throughout the Valley
5. @. Graham and Company. Browns
Vile. Texas. BIT
LIvESTOCK-POULTRY
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Somewhat over
cast tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature: gentle to mod
crate east and southeast winds.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS overcast to-
night and tomorrow: not much change
in temperature; moderate east winds.
Virginia-Cloudy tonight and tomor-
row, possibly showers tomorrow in
southeast portion; not much change in
temperature; moderate to fresh east
winds.
West Virginia-Mostly fair tonight
and tomorrow; not much change in
temperature.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, 3D. 8 pm, IT;
IL midnight, IL; 4 am, SO; 8 am, 10;
noon, 80.
Barometer pm, 3O18; 8 pm,
3019; IL midnight, 1923; am, 1920;
8 am, 1925; noon, 1924.
Highest temperature, 83, occurred at
$3.50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, So, occurred at
Sis am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 90; lowest, 81.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey)
Today-Low tide, ABB am. and 5:07
pm. high tide, 1906 am. and 10:40
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 5:18 am. and
$40 pm; high tide, 10:47 am. and
11:25 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 4:41 am, sun sets
7:35 pm.
rroroorrou,- Gun risac A.A1 a m cry,
sets 7:35 pm.
Moon rises 1912 pm, sets 7:19 am.
Weather in Various Cities.
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ALEXANDRIA K|DNAP
CHARGES QUASHED
No Evidence of Criminal In
tent Found Against
CoIored Man.

BY direction of Commemorative At
torney Albert Bryan of Alexandria,
charges were nolle pressed today
against Robert GLADDEN., 80. colored,
OF 100 Schotts alley northeast Wash
ington, and Charles Hayes, l24 c street
northeast, held in connection with the
alleged kidnapping of Virginia May
Herbert, 3 years old, in Alexandria
Thursday afternoon.
Attorney Bryan announced that the
police had found no evidence of GRIM
inal intent and had no grounds on
which to hold the two men. GLADDEN.
was arrested on kidnapping warrant
sworn out by Mrs. Linwood Herbert,
the little girls mother, while Hayes
was held by local police on a charge
Of investigation. Both men were re-
leased this morning.
The case caused considerable excite
ment in Alexandria late Thursday, fol-
lowing the report to police that the
child had been carried of in an auto
by the colored man, and after the sub
sequent arrest of the man by Washing
ton police. GLADDEN. commended through
cut that he was merely giving the
little girl an auto ride while waiting
for Hayes, whom he had brought to
this city to see another man. Follow
ing the arrest of the colored man he
was secretly moved to another jail, as
police feared trouble.
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Hi Mrntnrtant.

CHILDs. ROBERT. Sacred to the memory
of our dear grandfather, ROBERT CH1LDS'
day, June IA. 1923.
We have only your memory. dear grand
To remember our whole life through.
And yours is the one We will never forget,
For we are always thinking of you.
When we are alone and silent
We breathe deep Tegret. sr,sr,nsr.
HIS DEVOTED cRANDDAUGHTERs
BERTHA AND SARAH cHILDS.
CLARK, LAURENCE. tribute of love and
devotion to the memory Of my, devoted "a;
Their LAURENCE CLARK. who departed
this life seven years ago today June a.
HIS HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EssTE NJ
OTTO. WILLIAM. A tribute of love and
!, WILLIAM OTTo, who departed this life
three years ago today, June IA, 1927.
Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
Calls not for one. but calls for all,
WIFE AND CHILDREN
PAYNE. SADIE. L. In sad but loving re-
pSrted this life V June Il, 1929 '
Gone, but not forgotten.
TALKS, ARTHUR T. In memory Of my de-
voted father, ARTHUR T; TALKS. who
1871 1914. me sixteen years ago 'o0S' MARY Ar
WILLIAMS, sURvAIN AUSTIN. In fond
UFSEN Of A 9H Rsoysf ga and
parted this life twelve years ago TO-DAY. on
board the u S. S. Cyclop5, June IA. 1918
wonderful son and brother true.
The dearest and best pal we ever knew.
Always SO cheerful so loving. and kind.
The sweetest memory you left behind
Sc SHaden s9 dGs[ z0n a WI PT2S
SISTERS AND BROTHER.
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Marriage Licenses.

o. TS pgH YYuh Nyi, q; and FenE Djeu dang,
90 w Fey Vin Samue pS j. Porter No,.,r. y.
a aad Mary Mary J Apperson, 81 Cuipeper, va;
shall; q rev James k XII and Mary Mar
bs Episaciso sanehes;, q. and Eva NJ Herr
Robert e. M 51fh 81 Baltimore Md; Judge
Linde!l L. Leathers, IS. this city, and Elsie
C n Wtiiriaem , 49, Durham, N. C.; Rev.
pl S6sf's 5. II w. cray q and Adsnne E
William M EeV Netti e keenan, e! Newport News
Ha; and |, Merriam v West, 20. this city; Rev.
both Of Baltimore, Nd, Judge Nathan Nathan" Cay ~,
p SGFd y S esFr .; e. sHd
>, Harry 5Ss l. BEiil, q, and Ress geekerman,
ca Pomnic k. TRs fan Is AND Diana E
az ReR n s W. 5ohn 2S and Ruth E. Harris
D Preston Moten;;, SO; and Marie Harris. 20;
Charles + sesf6en; g. and Catherine G.
Pa2SsRa 22 sf ReR e. coad and Kathe
., Ai Roy Mason: q and Eleanor Chambers.
49, JadEe Nathan t cay Vt ana Hea'r'oe Little
dhs a. e and f she L. sspbsr
Gene W. ReaEdon. "a. and Julia NJ Con-
nell. ~: Judge Robert E, Mattingly
Kenneth Randlett. -. Pennington, Pa y,
and Carrie A: Potzler. %, this city; Rev.
William L Beatty. %. and Mary D. e.
Lowrie;, Is, both of Baltimore, Md; Rev,
Walter H. Halves. IS. Akron, Ohio and
CLAUDIA I Butterfeld. 81, this city; Rev.
Clarence s. Smith, al: and Imogene NJ.
Kelly, 90 Rev. william J. Sweeney.
Paul l. Minnich, %. Allentown, Pa. and
Evelyn NJ Knauss, %. Bethlehem. Pa; Rev.
Roosevelt Rhifer; q; and Cora Blackwell,
Nathaniel Kremen, "a. and Gertrude
Jacobs, "a, both OF Baltimore. Md; Rev. r.
M BariShansky.
Robert O. Glover. "a. and Arreader Roll
Inns, 49, Rev. Raine Cleaves.
Philip H. Berenter. 80. this city. and Anne
Michlovitz. %. Harrisburg. Pa; Rev. c. Sill
VerStone.
Fahim Kouchakji 48. New York City. and
Evelyn Curtis. 81, this city, Rev. Edmond j.
Gerald w Olson. 81. and Edna M Rad
ford. 23 both of Mora, Mimi; Rev Alfred
u RarrAWS
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Hospital
Mary Mastin. 10. Emersency Hospital.
John p. Dunn. &c. Sibley Hospital.
Catherine Burke, ST. 245 18th st. ne.
Catherine M. Riley. ST. A Eye st.
Martha Wolf, S. George Washington Hos
pital.
James p. Mulllnix, so, Georgetown Hos
pital
Jacob Berk. S. Providence Hospital
Charles T. Mulcehy, 40, United States Sol
diers' Home Hospital.
Robert Brown, Al, George Washington
Grace C. weckel. 20. 1929 New Hampshire
ave.
Beverly n. Lemos. so. 2246 18th st.
Harry Mills Freedmen'S Hospital.
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DRY ENFORCEMENT
BILLS FACE FAILURE
Only Remote Possibility of
Passage at This Session
Remains.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
With the adjournment of Congress
near there remains but remote posi-
bility for the enactment at this session
of the major portion of the legislative
program sponsored by President Hoover
and the Wickersham Commission to
strengthen law enforcement.
Although Congress supplied legisla-
ton to transfer prohibition enforcement
to the Justice Department and to in
augurate a $7,000,O00 prison expansion
program it has failed thus far to carry
out the Chief Executives proposals to
relieve court congestion, increase court
and prosecuting officials and provide a
unified border patrol.
II was only after a prolonged and
bitter contest that the House adopted a
modified version of the Law Enforce
ment Commissions proposals for jury
less trials of misdemeanor prohibition
violators before United States commits
sioners. This portion of the program
is now pending in the Senate, wehere
administration followers have little hope
for action.
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MRS. ANNIE H. COOK DIES
AT CAPITAL RESIDENCE

Mrs. Annie H. Cook, so years old,
wife of Raymond K. Cook, died yester-
day at her residence, 3102 Eighteenth
street. She had been internationally i'll
fer four years.
Mrs. Cook. a lifelong resident of
Washington. was the daughter of the
late Isaac S. Hollidge, long connected
with the Saks Co. of this city She
was member of the Christian Science
Parent Church.
Besides Mr.. Cook. she is survived by
five children. Mrs. Richard Richardson.
Miss Elizabeth Cook. c. Vernon and
r. K. Cook, ir., all of this city, and
Mrs. S. George Hartline .of Pittsburgh
Funeral services will be held Monday
afternoon at O'Clock at the residence.
1nterment will be at Glenwood Gene
terry.
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BPa1HR.

1 % 9nI EFisaSE; Sqss:si
CLARK SIM e bsthssda: Nd, Tupsrsl sun,
interment Church Cemetery is
i; 1880 81 Homeopathie Hospital. HAIR
q Marshall ave. cOin an Manor. Nd
Remains Eestins at the VILLAIN H r. Ssrd9
funeral funeral Hereafter tl1 II 81 ''s' '''''
SMITH. IRENE BROWN. On Saturday, June
il, 1890, at her residence, 636 s.. Sw.,
TsstinF in the chapel Of Tat,yaIl
Sh.rs3&s " Fsissiyss ana ffisnds " iR7f$sd.
SMITH HENRY c. pepar,,ssd this life SUD
p J' at bis Fesglde9ss: e 1924 Sherman sSi ave
Mourn h thsiT loss 6 s devoted Me
sister Fiorance Jackson ard six S ehildren
KeSler and Leonia; one sranddaughter.
GGs aoaa Creme Remains ,sst@ss "a, a.
st. n% Noos Of h nG@s q"
!i{s 81 sEFidsay' J%g 2s,i is isso IgTHER
leaves TO mourn their loss a devoted wife.
Mrs. Evelyn Ethel Spencer; two sons. one
At the GEORGE B. Clark, funeral parioT.
d De- 5os4 clsett st a. ms wh Ss sfi
h nc P Pnte-msH Ht HaFm Sa ' cematerS ::
rFG e.: Oh T Macy AS June R Be- ss 'hs
$50 am, e her u TssideP Raors 2saa
Of the late A Eyv N TFoxel 's and daughs
Ter Of the late a Sh2g9s and Crane fro
the above residence on Monday, June l6.
g. II am 5ntsrmsnt Oak, Oak HI Gefmedtery
WILLIAMS, ELIZABETH. On Thursday.
ELIzABETH WILLIAMS, daughter Of Mrs
ahs TesnP at q I Gaes 'h Aliens i funeral
home, 18th s.. and Florida ave. NV In.
terment Sunday, June IS at Orange Va 10
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4th and D SITS Sc. Interment HARMONY
Cemetery. 10
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from his late residence on Monday. June
is, at $50 am. thence to the Holy Name
am for the repose OF his soul. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. Intermnent
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-14
J. o. POLLARD, SPANISH
WAR VETERAN, is DEAD
Native of Strasburg, Va, Resident
of Washington Since 1905.
Rites Monday Afternoon.

James o. Pollard, 40 years old, a
veteran of the Spanish-American War,
died Thursday at his home, 1875 A
street northeast. Death was caused
by heart trouble.
Mr.. Pollard, a native of Strasburg,
Va. had resided in Washington since
1905, being employed with the South
ern Railway. During the Spanish
American War he served with the End
Virginia Regiment. He was a member
of Henry w. Lawton Camp, No. 4,
u. S. w. v.
Besides his widow. Mrs. Cordelia Pol
lard. he is survived by a sister, Mrs
Nancy F. Fitzsimmons, and four BROTH
ers, w. o., Samuel E. George and Wal
ter Pollard. His mother Mrs. Amanda
Pollard, a resident of Strasburg. also
survives.
Funeral services, with special rites
conducted by Lawton Camp. will be
held Monday afternoon at AS o'clock
Further services will be held at the
Epwortn Methodist Church. Interment
will be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-14
AMY FAILS TO ARRIVE

CANBERRA, Australia, June IA up
-Premier Scullin, members of Parlia-
ment and other residents today waited
IN bitter cold to greet Amy Johnson,
British aviatrix flying from Sydney to
the capital.
Only three escorting planes arrived.
They reported that Amy's machine. pi-
loted by Maj. De Haviland, landed at
Goulburn, New South Wales.
The premier. speaking at a luncheon.
said the party had gathered like a group
OF people at a wedding breakfast at
which the bride did not arrive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-14
MRS. M. A. TROXELL DIES

Mrs. Mary Anna Troxell, 80 years old,
widow of w. Wyvil Troxell, died yes
terday at the Edes Home, 1929 N street,
after a long illness.
Born in Georgetown, Mrs. Troxell was
a lifelong member of the Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church of
that section. She had resided at the
Edes Home for the past 10 years.
Funeral services will be held Monday
morning at IL o'clock at the home. In
terment will be at Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Troxen was the last survivor of
her family.