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The Washington times., 1930-05-03
Mrs. Harris Leaves
Rome for Paris
To Join DGlIghteT

Mrs. Frederick r. Harris, wife
of Rear Admiral Harris, has
closed her apartment in the
Grand Hotel de RusSie in Rome
and has arrived in Paris, where
she has been joined at the Nor
mandy by her young daughter,
Miss Florence Harris, who is a
student at st. Monica's, Surrey.
Before returning to school Miss
Harris will visit Miss Rosemary
de Rothschild, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Lionel de RothSchild,
at Exbury House, Exbury, South
ampton, England.
Mrs. Harris and her daugh-
ter will go to the Lido, Venice.
July IS.
The Washington times., 1930-05-03
Weekly Program Of
Women's Clubs
SATURDAY, MAY 3

SATURDAY, MAY 3
Central Community Center,
children's festival, 2 o'clock.
American Association of Uni.
versity Women, dinner, Z o'clock.
SUNDAY, MAY
Garden Club of Maryland, oil.
grimage to birthplace of Gen,
Robert e. Lee, at Stratford.
TUESDAY, MAY 6
Congressional, Club, at home,
9 to IL o'clock.
Woman's National Press Club.
luncheon. 2 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1930-05-03
Lille r. Lee
Betrothal
Is News
Younger Set In on Secret of
Romance Announced Today
In New York

Announced in New York
\ this morning is the engage
men Of Mrs. Lille Roose-
welt Lee, daughter Of Mrs.
Robert Roosevelt, Of Wash
ington, and the late Mr..
Roosevelt, to Hugh 0'Don.
nell, son of Mrs. John q.
o'Donnell, also Of Wash
ington.
The news will come ag q
surprise to very few Of Mrs.
Lee 3 friends in the younger
set here, who have been ex-
pecting the announcement
for some time. They have
been seen together con-
tinuously for the past three
or four months and mem
bers Of their particular
group were informed Of the
romance several weeks ago.
Roosevelt Clan
So large is the Roosevelt
clan that 1t is sometimes diff.
ficult to untangle the various
cousins, aunts and so forth. It
is sufficient in this case, how"
ever, to say that Mrs. Lee is o
cousin of Mrs. Nicholas Long.
worth which automatically
places her In the family. Her
grandfather, Robert B. Roose-
welt, was a brother Of the late
President Theodore Roosevelt's
father. He was a member Of the
House Of Representatives more
than so years ago and also
served as Minister to Holland
during President Cleveland's
first term as President.
In July Of last year, out in
Reno, the future Mrs. O'Donnell
was granted a divorce from
James Lee, Of Boston, son Of
the James S. Lees and with
whom she had eloped in 1926.
BY that union there was one
child, a son, who is now in the
custody of its mother.
Widely Known
Mrs. Lee is equally well known
in Washington and New York,
particularly on Long Island
where her mother, Mrs. Roose-
welt, has q summer cottage,
"The Lilacs." Mrs. Roosevelt
was Miss Lille II. HanmerSley,
daughter Of Louis. II. Hammers
ley, Of New York. before her
marriage.
Mrs. Olive Graves is q sister
Of the bride-to-be, and the late
Robert Roosevelt, who met q
tragic death in New York some
five years ago, was her brother.
Following sthe wedding for
which no date has been set, the
young couple will set up their
abode in New York where they
are certain to play a prominent
part in the activities Of the
fashionable younger married
set.
Hugh. with his mother, who
was Julia Edie, and his brother,
Charles c. O'Donnell, has spent
several summers at Newport,
where last year they were in
residence at Pinard Cottage
M A
The Washington times., 1930-05-03

Miss Kathryn watson, daugh-
ter Of Senator and Mrs. James
e. Watson, Is arriving in New
York today on the S. S. Amer
lea, after having been abroad
for q year. She spent most of
the time studying in Geneva.
Senator and Mrs. Watson have
gone to New York TO meet their
daughter and she will return
to Washington with them.
y y \
Senator and Mrs. CharleS 8.
Deneen have as their guests
their son and daughter.in.law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ashley
Deneen, Of Chicago.
John H. Finley, editor of the
New York Times. is at the Dodge
Hotel for a brief stay.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Partly cloudy
tonight and tomorrow. with possibility
OF local thundershowers; slightly warm
er tonight; gentle to moderate SOUTH
west winds.
Maryland-PartIy cloudy, possibly To-
cal thundershowers in west portion To-
night and tomorrow: not much cnange
In temperature gentle east shifting
to southwest winds.
Virginia-Possibly local Thunderstorm
ers tonight and tomorrow; not much
change in temperature; gentle TO mod
crate southwest winds.
West Virginia-Local Thunderstorm
ers possibly tonight and tomorrow;
slightly warmer tomorrow and In ex-
IRENE east portion tonight
Record for Past "a Hours.
Theremometer-4 pm. IS: 8 pm, 80;
IL midnight, rs; 4 am, 70; am, 74;
noon. 90.
Barometer-4 pm, 1891; 8 pm, 1880;
IL midnight, 2992; am, 1888; 3
am. 1890; noon, 1888.
Highest temperature, 50, occurred at
11:45 am. today.
Lowest temperature. 90. occurred ut
5:45 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, SO; lowest, IS.
Condition Of the water-Potomac
clear and Shenandoah very cloudy.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 12:48 am. and 1:25
pm; high tide, $3.50 am. and 1902 pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, SO am. and
2:1O pm; high tide, 7:18 am. and 7:46
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 5:13 am; sun sets
TIA pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises STA am; sun
sets 7:13 pm.
Moon rises 6:43 am; sets 1903 pm.
Weather In Various Cities.
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PRIZES ARE AWARDED
TO CITIZEN SOLDIERS
Signal Corps Training Camp at
Fort George q. Meade
Ends,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
awarding Of scholarships, medals do
mated by the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
and the Civitan Clubs base balls and
bats autographed by Babe" Ruth and
medals for excellence in base ball, ten
mis-. swimming, running, high Jump.
running broad jump, shotput, discus,
boxing, dashes and runs. the Signal
Corps Citizens Military Training Camp
at Fort George @. Meade has ended.
The winners from Washington were:
Veterans Of Foreign Wars medal and
citation-Frederick A. Wildt, S0th Sig
nal Company. 4023 Eighteenth street.
Civitan Club citizenship medals
Coke B. Carlton, jr.. 62d Signal Troop,
1869 Lawrence street.
Radio Corporation Of America schol-
arship-Principal, Leon Fields. s0th
Signal Company, 4017 Fifth street.
LOOMS Radio College - Principals,
Frederick A. Wildt, S0th Signal Com
pany. 4023 Eighteenth street: Herbert
D. Cook, 99th Signal Company, 1761
Euclid street.
Best reds-Grable H. Mitchell. soth
Signal Company, 904 Rittenhouse street.
Company, 4017 Fifth street.
Medals In base ball-Norman r.
Kirby, s0th Signal Company. 1900 c
street northeast.
Discus. second-George G. Warner.
80th Signal Company. 526 Twelfth
street northeast.
Boxing-Carter H. Ogden, 80th Sig
nal Company, 2121 New York avenue.
From Takoma Park:
Medals In swimming-Ralph L. Tar
bett, s0th Signal Company, 407 Carroll
avenue; second, 2-length free style;
third. 5-length free style; third, diving
contest.
Medals In track events-Running
broad jump: First, Ralph L. Tarbett.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
1n Mrttnrtafft.

COON, EDWARD LESTER. tribute of
Sys sS th e 2aI 1S
departed this life six years ago today Au-
gust z, 1924.
w ana G my sou srts Is Hs
Through Mysterious space OF silence
To the land Of perpetual Hight,
WI" Where re- he iG stands on the other Side.
Reaching out loving hands 70 assiss me
As cross over t Us fESsait. eiY MorHER.
No one knows how. much I miss you,
No one knows the Love love y Ss.s ssys vo ms'
with E .osfh Gfs: si ssEHPs Ma
FURBEY. CLARENCE. In loving memory Of
my dear husband. CLARENCE fuRs.ET'
1898. LOVING WIFE. LOUISE FuRBEY.
FURBEY, CLARENCE T.. In loving remem:
rapS9 g. Sar 1syotse eue rfaef ms Afs Two
years ago today, August ., 1878.
As we loved You. SO we miss you.
Loved our rememSeT MEMBER soI lonSed for always.
aIs LEVINE %eHy sIsr isa' A isa
LIZ z G TAK so
DEPARTED tbs Tbs life one year ago. today
Our hearts stiu ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tears,
God only knows b bSy We pi ssssEEE NV
Sacred to the memory Of our beloved. ones.
iii. july .. 1872. and WALTER G. PAR
KER, who departed this life August u 1918.
Rest sweet spirits: THE Esi FAMILY.
WEST, RICHARD. In sad but loving re-
membra nce OF my dear brother, RICHARD
WEST, who departed this life fifteen years
ago today, August Z, 1915.
May his so sIrI rest sts Y gea Ssssrr
WOODING, GARLAND. In loving remen-
brance of our GARLAND WOODING, who
passed away In Denver i've years ago To-
day, August Z. 1875. THE FAMILY.
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Marriage Licenses.

Samuel Samuel Y: 2; Guest, ag; and HsrminA
Harry C. Johnson, 81. and Dorothy Wis
lockny. 80, both Of Philadelphia Pa; Rev.
H. w. Tolson.
Z. Vail, 40, Clarendon, Va; Rev. Earle Will
fey. 49,,
dress, ~. both Of Richmond, Va; Rev.
George T. .Butier: as. charIottesville. va.
and Annie I l. HUDSON Mstt III Eorth Garden
Carl L. Willis, ri, Moorehead City. N: O..
and Ella sisson. 10. Alexandria, Va; Rev.
Thomas 8. Davis. a..
John Cole. a., and Hannah Carey, ~;
Rev. w. .Westray. =
thy e. Anderson. ~; Rev. Allan F: Poore.
Thomas r; Gayle; Is; and wdod Frances "
william A.. McCluer, IS, and Mary r.
Borthwick, IS, both Of Fairfield, Va; Rev;
Teiser B.. Gin. 20. and Ruth L. Kagey,
IS; Rev Warren Fl. Stuart.
ME M. Taylor. 81, Plant City, Fla. Rev. r.
E d Boyd; w WATKINS, a. and Martha Pol
lard; Rev. Robert Anderson.
Joseph Florimbo. 20, and Jessie Lippin-
colt, 10; Rev. Aurelius Catano.
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ton Of the faith and for the provision
Of new churches In Rome" resigned TO
combat Protestant PROSECUTING In and
around Rome.
The announcement In '.motu proprio"
that Is, o document made by the
pontiff hinself-recalls the Pope's pro-
test against Protestant activities In an
sllocution ut secret consistory held
on June 80.
The new defense organization" win
have a cardinal for its president, who
will maintain continuous contact with
Cardinal Paomili, vicar general Of the
diocese of Rome, to keep him informed
and exchange useful ideas.
The new organization win be divid-
ed into two sections. one for "preser-
walton of the faith, in addition tn the
organization now devoted to that work
and bearing that name instituted by
Pope Leo XIII, which will extend its
operations"
The second section viii be devoted
to providing more churches wherever
needed, recognizing parishes, regroup-
ing parishioners, the demolition Of old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "A
Georgia r. Lockhart, 90. Home for Incur
Ables.
Walter Butler, -. United States Soldiers
James Zerega. 70. 7ss sth St
Annie Tyrell. 10, St Elizabeth's Hospital.
Emma s. Pafier. u. National Lutheran
Home.
Clarence G. Allen. II. sol Ontario Apis.
BENJAMIN r. uhlfelder. SO, $40 L st. Sc.
Anna Flynn, So. 100 Rittenhouse ST.
Ruth v. Kane, a.. Sibley Memorial Hos
MARY. W. Reed. 80. dallinger Municipal
Hospital.
Carmella Amitti. "a. tuberculosis Hospital
Evelyn Tabler. 20, Homeopathic Hospital
Joseph Parker. 40. 1914 28th st.
George Burnley. 20. Freedmen's Hospital.
Addison Brown, 4s. 2611 K st.
elizabeth Washington: 20, 2433 Ontario I'd.
Martha Jackson, IS, 9Th and N SITS s.w.
Eddie Philpot, 1 month. Children's Hos
pltal
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Hrafha.


Df s.s. :, cat HATY he ssesrs sns men n
s1s:..d 6 attend q: funeral g eur A..
sust .. 1850. at pm, from Hines fu-
neral Dafi0r- H e SESsT 4. q burke. sse,.
DuCKETT. HELEN. On wednesday. Ausus.
DUcKETT. Funeral rom The residence
t t.idsyi IA, August Z, q pm. fnsaFmeht
~ iss 80 hesssos&dr e. s .iss:s s As-
band OF Mary Eherly and father Of Alvin
dsnee Sss kssfss i. ron me. i r s.s f sa
gus, O. az $50 am. thence g s..
Soaa o I've f o
KANE. RUTH VIRGINIA: on Tuesday,
NEE AAsh:onl, beloved wife OF Robert
John P. and Sarah. Ashton. Funeral ri
day; Ag.u's g e. y from her late
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
NS q E.bss1 dh c sAA NJ. R.f.sl ni;s1s
sm New masonic rempis. for p 5usS s q
ser RGr n H HP5i r' ZANE E our s:s
NELLIE lynch. worthy Ma.ron.
MCNAMARA. PATRICK EDWARD. On Tues
husband Of Emma /; Mcnamara. Fu-
ac S 4snss chsfsS is .nd i.ss
Cedar Xiii ,csmstery. Friends and Tsis-
tives invited.
August S. 1890, WILLIAM R.. husband Of
Maria Pruitt He Is also survived by two
gust I. at PM, from jenkins funeral
pariors. sos 10th st. NV. Relatives and
friends invited. 7'
s. 1890. JAMES H. ROSS husband Of the
r.sdsnee iads EOS 81 iTTm e on e
day. Ausust 3. a. 10; 10 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Glenwood
SECT ,o1C MAI A. On WEDNESDAY, Argus. :,
MAY A. SCOTT, beloved mother Of Minnie
Scott Mrs Lillian ,Rogers and Charles
Ices on Friday, August 9. at 2 pm. at
Charles yasys funeral l, h9s ST. nth
SIMPSON, AARON. Departed this life Tues
S.a f:s: ' ssd 5.m Mary smS.Sa
He also leaves to mourn their loss eisht
ana bos oSeT rss ss ES
s;l;sssIas SsTleE.. sis IL st: s:a' Notice
soM4ERyILL, MARIA. DEPARTED this Life
Mrs. NARA soSnEE NV Beloved s' moth.
? er OF Mrs. Susie johnson and the late
Mother Mr.: F. r. soct r nS fira p4i
o AZ. s% ss tsnssa Eoaas S.
Cemetery.
SWEET. PERRY G.. Passed away on We'd
Newcastle, Pa, PERRY G., son of the late
r Perry . and Jane g. Sweet. brother Of
Dunnington. Funeral Friday, August .. q
1850. ct Garfield Hospital. Anna VII
LIAMS, devoted mother of Virsinia Rob-
inson, Rosa Jackson and william Smith.
ehard Il You Ernest nN a an
residence. ISSi wyiie st. ne. Funeral
Friday, august g. at Chantella Baptist
Church, Chantella, Va
WINDHANI. CHARLES. r: On Wednesday,.
dH af1si isS %N 81 Tansls rom rom
st. Mary's Catholic Church& Rockville.
Nd, on Friday. August 9. Of $50 am.
Remsins resting at Roy " Barriers iu,
Rockville Union Cemetery.
ZIER, LOTTIE C. On Wednesday. August
6, 1890, at 4:45 pm, at the Georgetown
University Hospital, LOTTH G. zIER
(nee Rickl. beloved wife Of the late Philip
r, zier. Funeral from her late residence
at 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery.
ZIER,. L0TTIE. Ladies' Aid Society. Of Con:
cordia Church announces the death OF
their member, Mrs. L.OTTTE zIER. Tn,
msssTy T Trd please meet At to ssnd M
f anersI M Mary wiI tS Pres.
JOHANN HENGMAN, Secty.
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BURIED IN ARLINGTON

Funeral services marked by military
honors were held at the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery this morning for Col.
Robert M. Cutler, a retired surgeon of
the Army. who died at his home. In
oxford, Nd. Tuesday morning from
heart disease Col. Cutler was born in
Martinsburg, w. Va, April IL, 1877, and
was commissioned In the Army Medical
Corps in May, 1914. Since then he
served in all parts Of the world, includ-
ing France during the World War. He
was transferred to the retired list in
April. 1922, for disability incident to the
aervica
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the past "a
hours:
Charles B. and Martha Davis. boy.
Carter A. and Lillian NJ. Wood. boy
Henry J. and Mary T. Bosmaus, boy.
Thomas B. and Catherine B. Hanlon, girl
Leo d. and Sarah e. Ritter, girl.
Melvin p. and Mary E. Smith. girl
Herman and Sonia Korn, girl.
Everett and Dorothy Flood. girl.
Robert L. and Doris A. LefeYre. girl.
Lorsnz and Maria Potzner, girl.
Daniel p: and Bertha Mcdonald, boy.
Gregory II. and ". weeden, boy.
Daniel and Catherine Mccarthy, boy.
Edgar and Emma Sutton, boy.
Alex and Mamie Lucas, girl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
PARKING CHANGED

In order to give applicants for auto
mobile drivers permits space in which
to make their road tests. the parking on
John Marshall place from Pennsylvania
avenue to D street has been changed
from angle to parallel. The move was
necessary by the recent shifting OF the
franc Bureau from it's Old quarters to
462 louisiana avenue, where the appli-
cants for permits must now take their
faekR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
ENGINEER REGISTRATION
LAW IN D. C. URGED
Enactment Of Legislation Il Pro-
posed by Wilberding at
Rotary Session.

Enactment Of congressional legisla-
ton to require the registration Of en-
gineers In the District was urged in an
address by Marion X. wilberding. presi-
dent of the Frank r. Weller Co., Wash
ington engineering firm, at a meeting
of the Rotary Club in the Willard Hotel
Tuesday.
Mr.. Wilberding stressed the need for
an adequate registration law for eng1-
neers In the District of Columbia sim
liar to the laws now on the statute
books Of "a States of the Union. Wash
ington is handicapped by the lack OF
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and unsuitable church edifices and the
question: Of dealing with the civil au-
thortties for necessary authorization.
The document ends with an tnvoca-
ton Of divine favor and tmparts the
apostolic benediction on all engaged m
or aiding the enterprise,
A brief issued by the ONCE OF the
secretary of state named Cardinal Mar
chetu Selvaggiani president Of the or
ganization.
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Dratha.

AMMANN. MARY. On "wednesday, August
MARY. beloved Wife Of the Sno late Ro bert
haps Of Tem ss' f. Mr4as 5cn a 81
Mass at st. Johns Church. Clinton. Prince
ses sad fena: nvted interment ch RS
8 4 ss !. II. s;s.
HSSDta ATTuE From q. Sts sssa q
church. where. requiem mass win Be said
c. Ar fHn sss sSn f Be- n
sGss isso 1 HRANki On oo ooa5sfff b Ss
nd oRns Brother 81 'e FaSfl
ems al Ts; Nonsh spsS 81 Notic. 81
funeral later.
CoNsIDINE. MARY. CONSTANCE. On
wed AuFgS asSS e walter
loved daushter of Mai and Mrs. John A.
a ne. geG Is
to Arlington National Cemetery. ''
COSTIGAN. FANNY MCDONNELL. On Au-
n E'5s5 fTSsSa2iy 9S EaNsY Ne ss
Ssnassusht:r 4' q the late judge oIe9:nf
CRAWFORD, MARY Z. On wednesday,
d aaSster. Miss Mss Edith crawf SaS 7ss sth
RAWoR f5er fun sssf satard.g MA Easus
Charles S crawford H 1906 usts E st, Sc. Reia.
tives and friends invited Intern ant at
Congressional Cemetery. g.
CROWTHER, MARION r. On Monday. Au-
gust 4. 1880. MARION E. CROWTHER,
beloved husband Of Nettie H: Growther
residence; SOC st. Sc. on THURSDAY;
friends invited. Interment consressienal
DAWSON. LOUIS gDwARD. On ,wedness-
LOUIS EDWARD, beloved husband Of Flor
ence M. Dawson (nee. Walther); He also
saSss psRson
NJ. =, Church. Tenleytown. ID. O., FRIDAY,
August 9, at ,l:3o pm. Interment Airing;
friends invited.
DRESSER. KATE L. On Wednesday, August
g., 1880. at the residence OF her daughter,
pREssER. Beloved mother Of Mrs. William
., Dresser Of Dares Beach Nd; and Mrs.
Hinss Co! fanerai home 2sSi l4tS St. NV;
Friday, August 8. at pm. 1nterment
Ga Cedar , Hill Cemetery Relatives and
DRESSER. KATE. Chiefs and members Of
sonsS; R;s ssS ; ss,s
NV. Friday. AUGUST :. 1850. ss l;s e'r n 3.
to CONDUCT Iv funsrsl services for our late
HELEN KENNEDY. Act. Poe.
EDITH TICE, Keeper of Records.
DRESSER. KATE. oficers and members of
Mho.sS Of Ss d.ah Of ot a sister KHf
DRESSER AJ JENNIE 3 p5sR SS coun.
BERNIEcE CARR. Rec. sss.
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such legislation. according 10 the
speaker.
President Henry N. Brawner. IT,,
presided at the meeting and presented
to the members q number Of visiting
Rotarians from other cities, who were
greeted with O song Of welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-07
Cannibal Feast Echoed.

LONDON CpD.-A cannibal feast Of
1890 in the New Hebrides has had q
sequel In the English courts, which
have been called upon to decide who
was eaten first, o father or his son.
The case involves their estate, which
amounts to $12.500.
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0tarn nf UhankH.

thank our many friends for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy and beautiful floral
beloved mother and grandmother. Mrs
PARTHENIA E. FLETCHER. July 26. 1880
THE FAMILY,
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FOREIGN.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Card party, Victory Review, Woman's
Benefit Association, club house, 1850
Massachusetts avenue, 8:15 pm.
Excursion, Kappa Sigma Chapter,
Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity, aboard
S. S. City of Washington, down the
Potomac River, leaving Seventh street
Wharf $50 pm.
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POPE PLANS ROMAN.
"DEFENSE" GROUPS.
Organization viii Combat
Protestant PROSECUTING In
italian Capital.
Nv IN. Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY, August T. The
Pope, in q personal statement publish
ed in the Observatore Romano this
evening. announced the formation of
a 'pontifical organization for preserva-
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FUTURE.

Meeting, Daughters of Union Veterans,
Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent, Soldiers,
Sailors and Marine Club, Eleventh and
l. streets, tomorrow evening.
Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity,
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LOST.

LOST.
COAT Containing bunch Of keys, wednesday
afternoon, Florida ave. or 18th ST. ne. Re
ward. 432 18th st. ne.
COLLIE, 10 months old. tan and white; from
ssrd ps ssi4 to i lsea nam Sc q
DOG, brown; female, shepherd-collie, miss
sstty leve RswaF S57s 800 New Mexico aye
case. NV. section. Phone Adams 4714.
GLASSES, tortoise shell rim, Tuesday eve
ming, on or near 14th between o and SITS.
Finder please telephone National ols5,
EII and ans. H SITS. ne to RenninE.
KITTEN. small white Persian. Reward II
returned to 14l7 Montello ave. ne.
KODAK, Eastman, size 122, left in Diamond
taxi late Sunday night; reward. Curtis
Wilton. Curtis Billiard Parlor, 923 9Th NV.
POODLE, small, white, female; without col
lar and license tag. Reward. Adams 1884.
1927 Euclid NV.
PUPPY, black and white wire-haired terrier.
Return, to 1904 Alton pl. NV. Clev. 7464.
SUIT CASE. lady's;;, small. black. between
-: r.. Cain Mrs. Rhodes. Adams ssss-J.
1436 Ogden st. NV, Apt. q Reward.
near Center Of speedway ' sea N Wall. 4So7 srd
st. NV. Adams a13s.
TMRRE paIAio on Tsefasy " ghons
ring and Army Identification tag. some
to -- w g Ewing. Earle BuiidlnS: - :
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Park I'd. Adams soo5 Reward.
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