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La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Las maestras de la escuela
pnblica Martinez Ybor," situa
da en- la avenida de Michigan
esquina a la Gale Catorce, ha-
ciendo verdaderos sacrificios
estan dando de almorZar todos
los dfas a los nihos pobres que
no pueden pagan ell precio del
almuerzo.
Ell director de la escuela y
otras personals las ayudan.
Nc alcanza ahora ell dinero
para comprar pan a esas cria-
turas.
mo podrian los panaderos
latinos dar ell pan, durante Gin
co dfas a la semana, para esos
ninos?
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Madrid, Feb. 20.-Los CRU
pos repuI1icanos y socialistas
.vienen obsesvando ell desenvol-
vimiento del nuevo gobierno pa
ra q prender sus puntos debl-
les y de nuevo iniciar su campa-
ia en- pro de la rep1blica.
Asegdrase que los jefes obre-
ros de Madrid y provincias, par
ticularmente los directories del
Sindicato Unico de Barcelona,
estan organizando unas huelga
general con ell fin de 0bstaculi-
Ear los planes de la coalicf
monarquica.
Los socialistas y las &ectivi-
dades preparan una asanbleA
con ell fin de determinar las nor
mas que deben seguirse.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
LAS ELECCIONES Sc EFEC
TUARAN TAN PRONTO CO.
MO SEA POSSIBLE

Madrid, Feb. 2O.-A la sa-
Ida del consejo de ministries ce-
lebrado aver, Ell almirante Az
mar declare que Ell gobierno con-
vocara a elecciones municipales
provinciales y ~parlamentarias
tan pronto sea possible.
Las garantias constitutional
les, agreg6, no seran restable-
cidas hasta que ell gobierno ten
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Importante junta celebra-
ran esta noche los inteligentes
v batalladores componentes de
tan simpatica Agrupaci6n.
Sc trataran asuntos relacio-
nados con las interesantes fies
tas pr6ximas a celebrarse.
Isuegase puntual y numero-
ga asistencia.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
DAa q l a las personals
que "alquil para servir Ell
"banquete": esos denle butt
farras.
En- cast todas parties pue-
bio, senior apatico y "sS b",
lie dan morcilla.

Tres dias faltan para que
los ciudadanos de Chicago
seleccionen, con ell permiso de
Capone, a su nueye alcalde.
"BYg Bill" THOMPSON, que as
.pira a la reelection, dicese que
Iapoyado por CAP, con elefan-
ties y vafios animales salvajes
Sc ha presentado en- las asam-
bleas politicas organizadas por
sus partidarios.
iSaben ustedes de algGn otro
alcalde que haya hecho una cam
pana polftica con elefantes Y
fieras eniauladas?
FL "simbolismo' para noso-
tros permanece sin explicaci6n.
iQueyra decir ell Mayor que
las 1nicas fieras de Chicago
que estan enjauladas son las
que 81 tiene?
Guerra decir que mas facil
es enjaular tigres y leones que
encarcelar a sus amigos los pis-
toleros?
iLlevara los elefantes para
exponer la "monstrdosidad" de
su campana?
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
LOS DIEZ PROXIMOS AMOS
SERAN DE GRAN PROSPE
d

Miami, Feb. 20.-Altred l..
DUPONT, ~capitalista de Florida
y presidente de I'm banco, di-
jo aver aquf que Ell tiene la
.certeza de que los pr6ximos
diez amos seran los mejores en-
la historic industrial de Anne
RIGA.
Sobre la Florida dijo que
una mejora gradual pero posi-
tiva Sc presentarfa en- los veni-
deros cinco amos.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
CAPONE SERA JUZGADO
Ell MERCEDES

Chicago, Feb. 2O.-Al Ca
racortada" Capone debera pre-
sentarse ell microbes pr6ximo
ante ell juez federal Wilkerson
para responder a una acusa =
cion de no haber respectable a
un tribunal.
Capone Sc encuentra en- la
Florida, segun las Iltimas no.
ticias.
Aparece que Sc lie sirvi6 una
citaci6n por la corte, como tes-
tigo, y que no Sc present6 a de-
clarar.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
BARROW HABLARA AQUI
Ell MARTES

FL pr6ximo martes Sc efec
tuara aqui ell debate o ell "es
'pectaculo" de cuatro oradores
que hablaran a favor o en- con-
ira de la religion.
Clarence barrow, ell ateista,
expondra sus ideas.
Quinn O'Brien, ell notable o.
rador cat6lico, tendra un tur-
no en- ell torneo.
Los asientos Sc venderan a
uno y dos pesos.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
~LESIONADOS EN- UN ACCI-
DENTE

Con un tranvia choc6 aver
en- la esquina de Jefferson y
la Septima avenida, ell autom6
vii Chevrolet en- ell cual viaja-
ban los esposos B. F. Young,
vecinos de la Gale North A
1913.
Como resultado del acciden-
tie la Sra. Young fue conduct
da al hospital municipal para
ser asistida de la fractura de
una mano y lesiones internas.
FL motorista, Frank Hamil-
ton, qued6 en- libertad.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Muri6 aver en- un hospital
local la Sra. Merida Gonzalez,
de 26 amos, esposa que era del
Sr. Bernardo Gonzalez.
Ell cadaver sera embarcado
ell domingo para Key West.
LIE sobreviven su madre, Sc
nora Maria Luisa Olivia, y dos
~hermanas. Graciela Reed y A.
Garcis.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
MATARON A 20 INSURGEN-
TIES EN- NICARAGUA

Washington. Feb. 90 En-
la secretaria de marina Sc a.
nunci6 aver que % bandidos
perecieron en- Nicaragua en- I'm
combate con la guardia nacio-
nal y marinos de los Estados
Unidos.
Dur6 la batalla 80 minutes
y Sc libr6 cerca del pueblo de
Ell Tule, ell pasado lunes.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
Ell SEPELIO DEL SIR. LLOSA

Gran n1mero de personals
acompaharon aver por la tar
de hasta ell cementerio del C.
Espaiol, ell cadaver del Sr. Fe-
lipe Mosa, que ell microbes por
la noche falleciera en- su domi-
clio.
El sepeliO fu6 una se1tida
demonstration de pesame.
A todos sus familiares reite-
ramos nuestra simpatfa por la
pena que los embargo.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
Bodas de Plata
Acto lucidfsimo.

Acto lucidfsimo.
Tendra lugar ell pr6ximo
Martes, "a de Febrero, en- la
elegante Residential de los dis
tinguidos esposos Ana y AL
berto Alvarez, Gale 18 hume
TO 2107.
Felices y contentos, Ana y
Alberto celebraran, en- compa-
MIA de sus familiares y ami :
Cos, sus Is amos de vida ma
trimonial.
iEnhorabuena!
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Los legislatures del estado de
Indiana recibieron a una conf
sion de hombres sin trabajo,
presidida por un COLO.
Cuando lie comunicaron al
de la "pata de palo" que podfa
hablar, con mucha finura hiZo
estas peticiones: I'm credito
de $50, 00O,O 900 para alivio de
los sin trabajo; que Sc conce-
da una moratoria de 5 amos en-
las hipotecas; que la sema1a
de trabajo Sc componga de
cinco dfas, con z horas de la
Dor cada dia y un salario de
$35; que no Sc arroje a la Gale
a los pobres que no pueden pa
gar alquiler; que Sc establez-
ca un impuesto sobre todos los
ingresos de mas de $4,000.
Con la misma finura los le-
gisladores hasta ell presente ma
da deseso han concedido y.......
Cosas de COLO hambriento -
diran.,
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Habana, Feb. 20.-El capt.
tan Alberto Carricarte, juez
abogado de la marina, ha pu-
blicado una carta de satisfac-
ci6n para ell abogado america
no Wolfe E. Kiwanis, que Sc
sinti6 ofendido por declaracio-
mes pdblicas que Carricarte
hiciera. q
Pidi6 ell abogado a Carricar
tie que Sc retractara o Sc bate
ra con Ell.
Como ell marino no habia te
nido intenci6n de ofenderlo, ell
duelo Sc evit6 por padrinos de
ambos.
Kiwanis en- un TEMPO, ejer-
clio su profession en-. Baltimore.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
lEnhorabuena!

Ell joven e intelligence Secre-
te-io de la Secci6n de Recreo
de esta gran Sociedad, Sr. Ma
nuel Ros, me invita- en- atenta
Y bien escrita carta para ell es-
pIendido Bale Social de Car
naval que ha de tener efecto
ell dfa 7 del pr6ximo mes de
Mario, en- los espaciosos salo-
mes del Centre Asturiano.
Numerosa y selecta sera la
concurrencia que asista a este
Incompatible bale que, sin
genera de dudas, constituira
IN evento social brillantisimo,
bajo todos sus aspectos.
Admirable sera la mdsica,
pues estara a cargo de repu-
tadas orquestas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Otro candidate a alcalde de
Chicago, Mr.. Albert en- lugar
de buscar elefantes y otras bes.
tias, como Mr.. Thompson, pa
ra atraerselas simpatias de los
electores Sc presenta con I'm CRU
pc de bonitas muchachas.
big Bill quiere mezclar q
los bipedos con los cuadrdpe-
dos, a los animales irraciona
les con los racionales w., pro-
bar a la bora de los escrutinios
que entire animales "anduvo la
cosa".
Albert quiere suavizar a los
hombres de su ciudad, quiere
dominarlos poniendolos en- con-
tacto con la belleza.
El pueblo debia apartarse de
las fieras y de las mujeres lin
das y escoger al juez Lyle, que
promote limpiar a Chicago de
pistoleros.
Promote limpiar... que de la
promesa a poder cumplir 10 pro
metido, la 'distancia' es conside-
rable.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Vayan tomando nota de esas
actividades politicas de Chica-
go, los sefores que aspiran a la
ACADIA de Tampa.
Aqui Sc llevarfa ell "gato al
aqua Ell que ofrezca aliviar la
situation de los miles de obre-
ros que estan sin trabajo.
iQue ofrezca y pruebe cum
plira ell ofrecimiento!
Al que pide pan o trabajo es
ridiculo querer contentarlo con
elefantes o muchachas bonitas.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
SECCION DE
DEL CIRCULO CUBANO

La Secci6n de Propaganda Sc
reunira esta noche en- ell Cfrcu-
10 Cubano, a las ocho.
Rusgase Ia ssistencia.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

DEE Fernandez, Ramon Gar
ella, Guillermo Diaz, Jose Prize
de, Joaquin Sierra, Gonzalo
Garcia, Tomas Pasar6n, Celes-
tino Fernandez, Antonio Da-
go, Gustavo Galvez, Amable
de la Tore, Jose NJ. Fernan :
DEE, Jose Valdes, Emilio Soda
res, Jose Lopez, Juan Simon y
Joe Melendi.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

cretarfa de gobernaci6n Sc ha
Rmunicado que aver aparecio
ahorcado en- la carcel de San
ia Clara, Pablo V. Leonard, a
quien Sc habfa detenido por
una falta.
De una de las barras del te-
cho de la zelda que ocupaba
ell hombre, colgaba ell cada-
yer.
Tratase de un case de suici-
dio.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
Fic.sa transferida

A causa de una repentina
indigposici6n sufrida por Ell
Sr. Ramon Lopez, qued6 pos
puesta para 81 Jueves de la en-
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Habana, Feb. 20.-Los peri6
dicos publican la noticia de que
han sido comprados por la com
pania americana Freeport Te-
xas importantes dep6sitos de
manganese que hay EN- las Ger
canias de Santiago de Cuba.
La compahfa, de la cual es
presidente ell Sr. Eugene l..
construira una planta
con maquinaria importada de
los Estados Unidos.
Habana. Feb. 20.-A Ia se-
La gaceta., 1931-02-20
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Habana, Feb. 20,zGueha-
chas pobres salieron aver a
vender cigarrillos por las ca
lies de esta ciudad.
Algunas de las muchachas
pregonan SUI mercancia.
Els la primera vez que este
ocurre desde que la repdblica
existe.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Al Sr. Cason, que c~onfesara
haberse robado una ladrona ma
1uina de jugar, lie fue Suspend
da aver la sentencia por ell juez
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Con gusto publico a continue
ci6n los nombres de los EMU :
sjastas j6venes que forman la
nueva Secci6n de Recreo de la
progresista Sociedad astur.
Cuando terminen su perio :
do,do, ellos que son inteligentes,
activos Y enthusiasts, podran
regocijados enarbolar la ban
dera del triunfo, sintiendo la
dulce satisfaction del deber,
cumplido en- aras del bienestar
collective.
He aquf ahora como ha que
dado constitufda la Secci6n:
Presidente, Rafael Marti-
n ez; Vice, Guillermo Herman
dez; Secretario, Manuel Ros
Vice, Jose Menendez, Vocales
Oscar Cuervo Vocal nato) Ju-
lilo Alvarez, Celestino Fernan-
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

Habana, Feb. 20.--En ell
campeonato de amateur de
"golfo" que Sc viene diseutien-
do aqui figuran en- ell primer
lugar 7. T. Sheriff., de Filadel-
fla, y d. Rose, de Los Angeles.
La gaceta., 1931-02-20

H los obreros que fabrican al
fombras los patronos decide
ron imponerles una rebaja en-
los salaries de 14a6.
Los directories de la Union a.
la rebaja, pero los
unionados Sc declararon en- huel
ga.
Los "jefes'' ordenaron bajar
la cabeza y callar: los subordi-
nados Sc lanzaron a la batalla.
iLos generates" de la Union
Sc uniran a los den patronos
para dominar a losV Aeldes?
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iii Mrntnrtaitt.


DORSEY. JULIA y. In loving n,emnyv AZ
S Spr oe ar WE ne, and mother. JULIA P. DoR-
Nav ia 1San s US eieven years ago today.
Cvprian's. Friday May 20.
oftentimes in our minds
T T2s tr stsan.E ~ to o US ,FsysaIins
JOHN DORSEY AND DAUoHrERs
EAH S. MARIA. In memory Of my b..
parted this life May H. I 1911 fS.n Tno ae:
ago today. '"s"'s years
HER Lo SGns H 9s nG5 fSE;e sss.Ts
HARKUM. AA0 A'N
I GEDNEY. ". E.. In sad remembrance Of
Ses tri aJn " T. Gednsy. who died three
The sunshine passes, the shadows fan.
But . our kind remembrance outissts ali
they STe lee S stS Be msnS or few
MRS. oARFIGIiNoER AND FAMILY
ing remembrance OF my dear mothSr.
palsy GILLIARD. who departed this iiie:
'hree years ago today, May 10, 1925
Dear mother, you are not forgotten.
though on earth you are no more;
StiI IN memory you are with me,
HER DA6 6oaTi seG oLs sf5GFs RHoNr
erosion. MATTE b. In sad but loving
pEem rsg6swnes Of our dear mother. MATTE
years ago today, May TO- 1919. ' ave
Yon were wonderful mother. dear,
Never too Urea s 70 have NO sn sr1 IneT ;s
Or TO listen to our Joys ard woes
We watched and prayed day ana nisht
HopinE. that you would recover:
pyk tne treasure we held so dear Is gone,
FOR we have lost '0u' s dsfT 6 @9thsS
KEMP. RICHARD r. An expression Of lin.
EGIing memories Of my dear father. RICH
ago, May 10. 1920.
To live in the hearts OF those we love Is
DAUGHTER. BERTHA W. TATE.
HARRY PAYNE beloved Brother Of Ln ia
yes ago todsy WE Msy Y s this life
9f tsin when I am all alone
Sometimes sigh. most times cry.
Sore may think you are forgotten
But little do they know the silent heart
That suffer all the while.
70 have and love and then to part,
HIS LovR ssTR sGrT Lula q asb bean
STE PAYNE
PAYNE, HARRY W. sacred TO the memayv
May TO- 1880. TINS NE one year ago To-Day
His 81 smiling n. face and lovi1g ways
He had 2 kindly word for every one
H Asd r dis1 Sslc TSy BY Al ,.v~-
love to the memory of our dear. beloved
mother. SARAH JANE RULLAdANN. who
today y May e IT, 70 1917 faVen fourteen years ago
Cut of in life. no warning given,
Death struck the fatal blow;
Her soul released and gone TO heaven
From this world Of sorrow and woe.
She faded away like the star Of the morn
That loses its lsht in the slorious sun;
80 mother stole away. gently and loving,
But she will always be Remembered BY
what she has done.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WEBSTER. GENEVA ,. Sacred to the mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother, GENEVA
today. May 10, 1879.
Friends may think I am not lonely
When at times they see me smile:
Little do thew know the heartaches
That suffer all the while
HER HUSBAND,
lonely two years without you, mother
And sad along the way,
For life is not the same for US
Since you were called away. s.
HER CHILDREN.
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man, died yesterday ct her home. 1910
Forty-first street. She was stricken Ill
Sunday night.
Funeral services will be held at 2
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the Wis
consin Avenue Baptist Church. Burial
will be in the Methodist churchyard on
River road.
Mrs. Morgan was born in Washing
ton 40 years ago and had lived here all
her life. Besides her husband she is
survived by an 11-year-old son.
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AGNEw, ELIZABETH. Comrades Of the Rev.
sIst:d 70 mee. o lbs s ESQ., h ere nome
OF our deceased comrade, ELIzABETH
AGNEW. Tuesday evening, May 10, at
MARY SHEA. Sec. -
AGNEw, ELIZABETH. Sisters OF St. Anne's
and sister su aux are TeaSestsd to ap
sns tas tqnsFs e our 6sssa's rom ssiss
nesday' May 20 1891, At s.m; ,,..r,
MARY HARDIE, Rec. Sec'y.
ALLISON: DIR, JAMES CLEMENT: On Mon
g gsk sNA S1E Ii Ngs' ssl 81 son 81 NJ
Fun Fun AT from I Central Presbyterian Church,
18th and Irving SITS. NV, wednesday May
20. 1891, at 2 pm.
ARNETT. FRANK; On Sunday. Nay j, u
ARHETT. brother Of Cora Arnett. Flu
neral "wednesday, May FAY. TO- e pm; from
Relatives and friends invited.
AvERILL- MINNIE ELIZABETH. On Tues
ays Msy n 1881 JONI IN M Of
AV sfssifI r Remains MAIN at Anus r. speares,
1923 Conn; ave; Funeral from ounton-
18th and Newton SITS. NV, on THURSDAY,
May 81, at pm. 20
BoWDEN, NELLIE. Departed this life May
l6 1891, after a short illness; at her resi-
dence, 200 Eye st. Sc, NELLIE BOWDEN.
Remains resting at Barnes funeral home,
si1 AZ St o s;w' Until Until pm May 10. In
Ss X EPwAED z On TTessaS MsB
Bowen, ,sSed three years. Remains rest:
st. ne. Interment Culpeper, Va.
BRAUND, MARGARET M. On Sunday, May
REq M At BR pE0yf:n sso WSsDa , y aA r:
Wednssdsy Nay 70. a. at $50 s.m. :'T thence Se
am, Relatives and friends invited to at t.
tend. Interment Mount olivet Cemetery. 10
BROWN. NANCY. Monday. May 10. 1881. at
81 Sc sT o. Mrs Ms 7 NsN pFss pk MSp
widow, q william F. Brown motto" Of Of
M' ha s NJ Rsba and Mrs Mrs Mary
many other TsIat5yes and friends Funeral
invited 1nteTment at Rosaryvi hRs Md iena %
cA Nh 1oH nS,,I d. On T%ssday Nay J.
and Bridget Callan. Funeral from Holy
Mount oiivet cemeteyy t'- -'' "'
CARMODY, CoRNELICs J. On Sunday.
hypta g. sso1.d pP Su:SsnS
Of Margaret NJ. Carmody (nee Flynn OF
142 18th st. ne. Funeral from the above
residence on Wednesday. May 20, at $3.50
am. High requiem mass at st. Joseph s
Church at am. 1nterment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited
CARMODY, CORNELIUS. Members of
Spalding Council No. at, Knights of
Columbus. are hereby notified of the death
on en- Sunday. NAY g II 1891 Of Brother COR;
St ne, on Tuesday evening. May 10. at
pm, when the usual prayers will be
said. Funeral Wednesday. May 40, at
$50 am. from st. Joseph Church, and
1 j. ouIRK. Grand Knisht.
d. j. O'DONNELL, Fin. Secretary. 10
CLAGGETT JOSEPH. ID. On Monday, May 10,
1881, at 1880 pm. at his residence. 1924
3rd st. NV, JOSEPH D. CLAGGETT, devoted
Sarah Harris and Miss Matilda Porter.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel. Ord and Eye SITS. s.w. NO
tice Of funeral later.
CLARK, EDITH VI. On Monday, May IL.
nv, EDITH NJ. CLARK. Services at 81.
Margaret's Church. Conn. ave. and Ban
croft pl. NV, on wednesday, May 20 at
2:30 pm. Interment Skaneateles, N. Y.
COLEMAN, ELIJAH. All members Of Reho-
both Baptist Church are hereby notified
to attend a cali meeting at said church
Wednesday. May 90, 1891. at pm, to
beloved pastor, Rev. ELIJAH COLEMAN.
Done by order of Deacon Board.
BROTHER WILLIAM GEORGE, Chairman
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MISSING AT WHITE HOUSE

There's at least one Irish terrier that
does not care for the freedom Of the
White House grounds.
He is Terry. 20-pound, rough-coated
lump of canine independence. Mrs.
Hoover last night reported through a
White House policeman that Terry,
green collar and all, was missing.
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drarns nf UlrankH.

NORRIS. CAhoLINE. we sincerely extend
ness. messages OF sympathy and beautifsil
floral offeringe from our many friends dur
our Beloved az mother sV cARoLiNE Morals ri Oh
FAMILY.
WALTON, FLORENCE n. The family Of
thank you for your kind sympathy ex-
pressed in the beautiful flowers received.
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Thirty-one French war veterans re-
Gently spent four days in London as
guests of the British Legion, which has
made them honorary members for their
services in connection with Legion
pilgrimages.
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JONES RITES TOMORROW
Retired Army Captain to Be Buried
in Arlington Cemetery.

His body removed to New York from
Honolulu aboard the U. s. 8. st. Mthiel
Capt. Paul r. Jones, "a years old. q
native Of washington, will be buried
tomorrow afternoon in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. The funeral will be
conducted from the Fort Myer Chapel
at O'Clock. He win be accorded full
military honors.
Capt. Jones died April Is in Homo
lulu following q lengthy illness. He re-
tired from the Army four years ago on
account of Ill health.
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Arafhs

this life on Monday. May IS. 1881. q 80
yon &. NV, ELIzABETH H., Heiovsd
daughter Of the late John L. ana HAZE
Woodford and sister Of Euwenc N snH
the late Carrie J. Woodford. Remains
nsraI fro ~ Msconirss funeral parlor: Fu-
gay. May 81. at . pm. Keiafives ana
friends invited to attend 70s
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FOUND.

PURSE. mans with cash, Monday night
nth and K NV. Owner call Scoville, Alex
1860.
SUM OF MONEY-Some time ago. Address
Box 736-K, Star ONCE.
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MORGAN FUNERAL SET

Wife of Capital Policeman to Be
Buried Thursday Afternoon.
Mrs. Myrtle L. Morgan. wife OF Clar-
ence Morgan, seventh precinct police
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DIR. LEO s. HOLTON, Z. r.
CORTEZ w PETERS. Secretary.

lucas, MARY CATHERINE. On Monday,
May ls 1891. e ne rsssdsncs Of rs, BE
aa9slnI'er .oa Mrs- !W. NARY UATHIRINE
Lucas. Widow Of George W. Lucas
and mother of Mrs. Alice Meredith
Mrs. Carrie King and daughter OF the
late John T. and Mary Ann PAYNE Fu-
neral from the above address on Thursday.
May II, at pm. Relatives and FRIENDS
invited. Interment Arlington Cemetery. ~"
MCCULLOUGH. JOHN. J. On Sunday. May
IL 1881, at the Emergency Hospital, JOHN
j. MCCULLOUGH. beloved brother OF Mary
De Pro end Anna R. lie Dane; Pu ne =
st. ne, on Wednesday May 20. at $50
am. thence to g. Joseph,s Church; where
pose Of his soul. Interment Mount Olyet
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o'CoNNELL: MARY GEoRGE. on |

May is 1881. at the residence Of her son,
Norris p. O'Connell. sio Longfellow st;
the late Michael OConnell;. Funeral from
the above residence THURSDAY. May e. at
Nativity, where services will be held at
am. 70
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s OK Il S1 :. III a! = Ss sS:S
81 a.as Is &. end sSaD saFs 81 Sshf
Wright Co.; 1887 10th st. NV. Wednss-
Ssz E R::sad g.
II noon wednesday. 10"
| SMITH, WESLEY. On Sunday. May II.
the devoted brother Of Charles @, Briscoe.
Emerson. Bernice and Horace Smith. Flu
ss w. Eans Jarvis no CHURCH
y st; NV. Interment Arlington Nati99nnal
sTUP. ELLEN REgECcA.. Suddenly. on
home. Remington, Md. ELLEN REBEcCA
Sef ssnS Year. Sanersi Wedsasdss May
20. at 2:so pm, from Ascension Episcopal
ess oak cemeseTs, Md FOR
sHhasS s Mas Rfpasssd 4' p NJ. or at
n ns EVA NJ raYLoR 6da ausfter Of psyton
Ms Mad A A. 1t TS p% from rcs
'Pd z6S c Sr IF with sS we Nsy
Mccoy ofncistinr. inssfment Harmony
NV issi JssE sqeas Tay1S Sc i ssIoVsd
dei:r. sons Co. lis tn 1D St. N NV, ram on
sSd. h Invited Z nterRsnt osdaa
Cemetery. 40
WELLINGTON. REBECCA HYDE. On Mon
eg NAY g ie eeG aHbR xa Tss
Of p; John Ryder WELLINGTON and mother
at Oak Hill Cemetery Chapel on Wednes-
day, May 20, at II am. Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery.
4, WILLIS. FRANK. Departed this life on
May 10. 1891, FRANK WILLIS, father of
Mary M. Goodiow. Notice OF funeral
WINTER. HARRIET 4. On Sunday, May IL,
1871. ct 5:30 nmss HARRIET r., wife of
the late Henry e. Wlnteg. Funeral from
"wednesday. May 20. at p.m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. 10
WOODLAND. DANIEL. Suddenly. on Sun
day, Nay n. 1881, DANIEL, WOODLAND.
husband Of Josephine woodland on IA r
st. .s.N. Remains at Morris A. Caefer &
Cos funeral home. and and sts#sw.
Notice Of funeral later.
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LOST.

BEAD NECKLACE, brown and tan, on 18th
ST. between and r. /. ave. Return ia
owner and receive reward. H. Slater, 9ol
r. L ave NV
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NOLAN. MYRTLE I. suddenly. Monda:

May Ia 1881, at 2:10 pm. at GEORGETOWN
University Hospital. MYRTLE Z. MORGAN
beloved wife Of CLARENCE Morgan 81 4slo
from the Tenleytown Baptist Church, at
pm Relatives and friends invited. IN
termenk Methodist Cemetery, 20
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CLAGGETT. JOSEPH ID. On Monday, May 10,
1891, at 1880 pm. at his residence, 1924
husband of Lee Claggett, brother Of Mrs,
Sarah Harris and Miss Matilda Porter.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel. Ord and Eye SITS. S.w. NO
ttce of funeral later
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SCHROEN. PETE A. Suddenly. on Tuesday
May 70, 1881, At Annapolis. Nd, pEIER
Funeral from W. w. Chambers Co. flu
neral home, 140o Chaplin st. n.w.. Thurs
day, May 81. at 1890 am. Masonic
service by Lebanon Lodge. No. z. F. A
A. NJ. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.