davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Ger rcttcn6e 2cbrcr crtrinft.

SOcit. Giniee SduIfin0er aus
Slime betraten Oos gis am ltfer
oes M0bneliees. Sic tpagten ii1 81
melt oltf sen See binnus uno bro
den our6 oie SIT oiinne @isOede.
Dem 2ebrer Altef0lter gelattg es,
5tpei &inoer 5u retterl. 8ei oem
geriudL ou9 0aS Oritte &ino 81
bergen, brad er ielblt Elm uno er-
tranf nit inn. 9te beioen 2ei6en
fonnten 9eborgen peroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Gin @~rnfcnmnicnut.

tSalbcritaOt. 0as StGOtil9e Mu.
ieum in &alberitaot, oos ais groBes
Seimotmuieum cine Sori6un9s-
uno Sommel5entrale fir Sen Sar5'
gou biIoet, bat cine Son0eraus'
telling fir oos 8rodenge6iet 5u.
iammenge6radt, 0ie, iobalb sic
&aumoerbdItniiie es geitatteli, ais
Oalternoe @inrid)tung beibebalten
uilO meiter olisgebout merOen ioa.
Den Mittelpunft biloet elm 8rodell-
relief i'm @erbdltnis bon 1850.
Die flimatil6en uno eeoIogii6en
GerbGltniiie, Die Sier- unb 8flon-
5enpelt oes 8rodens perDen nett
gebeno sur @nidauung ge6radt.
5loro unO Sauna 0es 8rodens mci-
Ten befanntR6 8oblreidc SeItenbei-
ten olf, Sic 1i6 teiltpeile crit in melt
entlegeneren @egen0en m~ieOerfin-
Sen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
0rri Iienifcn nrrbrnnnt.

Sicdtad. Gin idpereS gra.S-
ungliid, Dem orei @euidenlebea
sum Spfer fielen, ereignete iid in
&otteubuebI. Nuf bisber ungeflGr-
te 8eiie entitonO in Dem @obn-
bauie ser 6amilien 8iaer unO 8en'
iauer Elm 8ron0, Ser oas Sous ein'
Gi1erte. 0abei ion0eu Ser OreiBig'
iGbrige Sobn unO oie Eo6ter ser
6amilie 9iller, iomie oas iiebenidb.
rige Sodter6en Der 5amilie 8e1-
iauer Ben SOB in Ben 6lammen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
WSr0er uerGaftet.

Berlin. Sn Naiten puroe eitt ee-
tuilier Srau5 Sob tpegen Moroes
Derboftet. @r bate nit einem go
len @arceipift in Ser Na9t auf
einem @ut BEL Stenoal einen Gil
berOie6ltabl beriibt. 8eioe gerbre-
der tuoren Ooruuf nod Berlin 9e-
fabren uno batten cine 5rau An-
no 2es5, sic in Ser NGbe oes Shle-
iiIden 8abnbofs pobnt, in @egen-
mart ibrer fleinen &in0er ermor-
BET. @arceuift fonnte nod nidt
berbnftet tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
SnnncpIaae in eteierOurf.

eteicrOuri. SrOs oes gerbotes,
ooB SunOe ni1t frei berumlauien
Oiirfcri, oftet oieies @erbot in Stei-
eroorf fem Sumo pardon,
Sunoe6efiber, 10 Dab man ii6 in
letter 3eit MIR mebr nit 6urdt
ouf Sic StrnBe nagen fam. am
2. O3Gr3 tDurOe eben 6ufoIge Oieies
2eiftIinns obermoIs elm &inO, elm
Rnobe nomens Slooif, ge6iiien unO
muBte iofort nod &Iauienburg ms
EaIteurinititrt geidafft werben.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
St6rte6ederIpsnHe falt meg.

SerSen. Set lebr LANCER Set
puroe bier Sic 2dtareipenoe, aud
5tortebederipen0e gcnanrt, berteilt.
Die ans 8rot uno geiol5enen Sc
ringer beItebenoe Sper0e miro Ser
Sage nod arf sen beraAtisten
Seerduber Gt5ric5efer 5uriidse-
fit9rt, obglei6 oieler nit u~nierer
Sto0t 10 gut mie nidtS 81 tufl
bate. Na6 Ser SnflationS5eit
borte Sic Spenoe, sic am Montag
ra9 Gem Sonntage 2atare berteilt
muroe, auf, oa fein @clo mebr por-
6anoen mar. Sic lebte aber pieocr
auf, ais ser @asiItrat oie git-
tel our Geriiigung lteate. Nan iinO
icooa audi Oieie @eloer eti6opft
10 ooB Die Spen0e, an Der Die
@eiitliden, @enmten oe8 &atbauies
uno sic armen Der Staot teilbat-
ten, Eidt mebr perteilt werOen fonn-
te. (@eiitlihe uRo Naamte ber5id).
ten idaa langcrc 3eitD SIM Mai
oieies Sabres tam aud oas Cobb
monngrab auf Dem Gomfrieobofe,
6os JOINT ain GoOesto1e oes bel eli
ner Sago erIhoIicnca Siingllngs
BON elmer Sungfrai, Oeren Sod6eit
beporItano, I'M Yeiiein oes Magi.
itrats gei9miidt lpliroe, nidt mebr
nod alter Site bebanoelt tueroer.
80 miiien 6urh Die Hiaan5not
Der 5taSt 8pei alte grdude 5u
GRADE eetraacn merOen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
s~cbensmaScr Nbitnritnt.

Sambnra. Sn ser NGbe ocs
SblsOorfer 6rieobofes bot lid Ger
81 Sabre oIte abiturient @ormbier
Our6 Orei SHiiiie ms Ser5 get0tet.
Sn ser Saife Oes SelbitmorOers
fano man 0os acknowledgements Der
Sdule, aus Dem %beroorging, oaB CT
iein abittr NIT gutem Grfolge be-
itanoen bate. Sn einem umfangrei-
den 8riefe an ieiue @Itern iiibrte
Der iuiige &tann aus, Dab er feline
2uit mebr am 2eben babe.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
@inbescntfiihrnna.

Quorum. Sier lit elm Z Sabre
oItes MdOfen, ais es NIT anoeren
ainoern ouf ser StraBe ipieItc, BON
Sen Snioiien zines aus Sanburg
eefommenen &raitpagens eutfitbrt
por6eu. Dan nimmt an, OoB Die
Sat bon ser Mlttter Oerii6t uur-
Sc, sic bon ibrem Manne geidie-
ben lit. Oas Gino mar bonn Sc
ri6t Dem @oter 8ugeiproden NOR
oen, ser es in Quorum BEL Der
ipanOten er5ieben lieB.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Ser Grfinber Oes 9re6itrOms &c.
ftprben.

Sffenbnrs. SIN Sitter bon 70
5ahren itarb Gr. Grieori6 auguit
SaielpanOer, Ser Grinder oes
9rebitrommotors, SET iebt i'm gb-
renralim oes 9eutlAen Wil,Ieums in
Miin6en ltebt. Bon bielen uer-
fannt, purOe ser @eritorbsne in
2lnerfennung ieiner Geroienite ourfJ
sic Sedniihe Sodidule &arlsru6e
nit ser gbrenSoftorpiiroe ausge-
5eidnet. &aielmauNer mar in 30
Itott, 9arlsrubc, Magoeburg uro
6ranffllrt OILS Gbefingenieur tatig.
1920 febrte Ct in Ieine Gateritaot
O%fienburg 5uriid, mo er bis an iein
9~ebensenoe ouf uiiicai1aftli1em
@ebiete rege tarig mar.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
@phnen itatt @plb.

Berlin. Dem raffinierten Grid
5Deier armenii6er 8etriiger lit elm
rulIiider 9iplomingenieur aus Ser
in-SAoneberg gum Spfer gefaaen.
Dem Sngenieur, Der li6 in 8eglei-
tung zines Sreunoes befan0, mar
nuf Der StraBe elm @oloi6ab, Der
aus 8ulgarien ftammen iolte, gum
&auf angeboter iuoroen. Ser @ert
oes @oloes ioate etpa $4,000 Marf
betragen. am gea6mittag erihienen
Die beioen Armenier in Ser @ob-
hung oes Sngenieurs uno bra9ten
einen Softer nit, in Dem ii6 Der
S9ab, in Glider berpadt, befinoen
ioate. ginige 8roben %ergaben, Dob
tatiddIi9 einige @oloitiide iid in
Dem Softer befanOen. Man einigte
iib i9lieBli9 oabin, OaB ser Snge-
nieur fir Sen 5daB 10000 Marf
anblte, mdbreno iein Sreun0 iid
Sunddit NIT fiinf5ig engIiiden 8full-
ben an Oem Saul 6eteiligte. Ser
Sdas ioute bis our 3ablung oes
Meites in Dem Sdreibtii6 oes Sn-
eenieurs bleiben. als aber am oar-
ou~ffolgenoen Gag 0ie Armenier
nidt pieoer eri9ienen, 0ffnete Der
Sngenieur SEN Softer uno iteute
feft, BOB fid oarin meiBe 8obnen,
@ala uno 8apieridniBel befanOen.
SuIammen nit Dem Irmeniern lit
ploBli9 aud Ser 5reun0 Oes Snge-
nieurs beri9punoen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Cine Hlnerifnnerin entfahrt.

Der amerifoniide Stoats6urser
&iftor Stroll, ser ieit fur3em in
ScScn6nrg tpeiIt uno III einiaen
Eagen mad Guterifa 5uriidreiien
moate, bradjte BEL ser &oli5ei CUR
an5eige, Dab ieine 22id1rige &ohter
Nnna BON einem 9uoapeiter SpieI.
s%igeuner mittels MotorraOes emit
fiibrt norOen iei. sic bate in Ell.
nem guoopeiter &a~ffee1aus Die Be-
fonntidoft Oes 3igelmers aenla9t.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Nus Sanat nnS @atidfa.

SnStariiibGc Fat iid Ser Nobili-
nocer tpo1lbabenOe 9anOpirt Heter
9ubn nit einem Sagogefpebr err
i6oiien.
9ie @emeinoc MltbeidenOiua, So
mitat Semeid-Sorontaf pergibt Die
9obrung zines arteIiiAen grnn-
mems.
Sn Sentidbpfidan bot elm toll
mutfranfer Suno 8mei iungen Seu,
ten, Stefan Sorinpaf un0 Soief
geiier, erbebIi6e giBpunOen beige
braft.
Sn ser gGbe bon 9entidbentiflef
unO 8rudenar tpur0en 3 80lfe er-
l6oIien. sic famen Bis in Oie @e-
mein0e un0 pur0en Sipei Gage lang
periolet.
NenIamftannn. Ser @eperbeiu-
genoberein uno @}1O6enfran6 bat
Dem Better 0es @ereirs, Sduloiref-
tor SoDann ShuGL uno ieiner 6rau,
9eiterin Oes @do6enfran8es, ais
3ei6en Ser Onnfborfeit ein sroBeS
@rupper5itO iiberrei1t. 9arauf
limo: 2ebrer Sdu6 utl0 6rou, Die
0litbegriinoer oes Gereins 9ebrer
6ran5 6rauf, aOom 8iGo, SugenO-
letter Sohann aufmutb, Oie gan-
sc SugenOleitmg, Gbeatergruppe,
Sportgruppe, Wta09enfran5, ale
Mitglie0er un0 GbrenmitglieOer
0es 8ereins un0 sic Sradtengrlip-
pc BON Neuianftanna.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Die Srannidweiger &eids6a6nbe'
triiaereicn.

8rnnnIducig. Sn Dem grmitt-
lungsperfabren fpegen @etriigereien
gum 0adteiI Der Deuti6en &eids-
babngeieaidait Ourh falide anolp-
len bel Ser ltm%arbeitung bon Nte.
fallen lit mad umfongreiden @r-
mittlungen ouf antrog Der Staats-
antpalti6oft 0urd oos amtsgeridt
8rauuidpeig SuftbefebI gegen Ser
Gbemifer Or. &ramer in 6ranf.
frrt a. &c. un0 gegen oen 8rofu-
riiten 8einberger in 8raunidpeig
erlaiien. 8eiOe iin6 feitsenommen
poroen.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
Gufflaruus cines GiubrndJs nGd
Sabresfriit.

@ilbelmsbaDen. @at5 iiberra'
Iden0 lit Die 4uffldritng zines @in-
bru6es gelungen, ser in 8ilbeIms-
BADEN om 5. DECEMBER 1880 in
oos @cI3morengeiddit ban SinOeIt
periibt wurOe. Sir iiber 10000
Morf 8el8maren nabmen Die Diebe
nit, 6ie, pie pernrutet purGe, aus
Somburg bierber gefommen waren
uno iofort nod ser Sat nit einem
auto mieoer peri6panOen. Sebt
fonnten sic Cater, ser &raftmogen-
beiiber 3d.. ut0 elm &lempner aus
Altona, Oortielbit perbaftet tper6en.
sic baben elm @eitdn6nis abgeIegt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
&eOiiiOn sceen Sns Sdnltbeih'
1trteil.

Berlin. 9ie Stoatsanpalti6aft
Ieet gegen 6as O~erfiinoete urteiI i'm
Hro3eB gegen &abenenenbogen unO
@enoiien in bonem umfang &epi-
iion elm. Die HepiIion ion Dor al
lem ser Nadpriifung oes nrteils
Der Stroffammer 0ienen, 10 onB li9
Dos Geidsgeri6t nit alien Srars-
ottionen BEL Ser SdultbeiB-8asen.
bofer 8rouerei M.-@. uno oeren
redtli9er Nodpriifung gu bei6dfti-
gen boben miro.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
G6rfeisen im SieIefcIOer &atGaus

SiclcfclS. BUR S6lidtung ieit
langen Sabren ldpebenOer Strei.
tigfeiten 5miiden 6em 8ielefel0er
Sto6trat 8inoer uro einem 6lteren
8eamten oes mittleren Dienltes bat.
te ser ON l.. qpril aus Dem Mmte
ideioenoe neutrality-suspicious. Or.
Stopenborit 0ie @erren 81 elmer
ausiprabe in iein 9ienit5immer &C.
LADEN. SIN 2aufe ser llnterbaltiuls
erbo6 Ser 8ean1te idmerwiegenoe
gorniirie eegen sic amtlide unO
auBerberufliGe 3atigfeit Oes StaOt.
rats 8inoer, oie Oieien 81 Dem Iu5.
ruf peraalaBten: nSie iino elm
2iig1er.~ 8ieie AeuBerung berieB.
tie Sen alien 8eamten in iol6e gr.
regung, 6aB er 0em Stabtrat me1,
rere Sbrfeigen perabreidte. Cine
Sdldgerei Ser beioen @egner mar
Oie 5olge. Grit Our6 oas 9a3Wi.
i6entreten oes neutrality-suspicious.
wurOen iie getrennt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
1tntcrindnng cingcIcitct.

Dresden. Ger 9res0ner 8iirger-
meiIter 8ii6rer bat por fur5em lei
ien lte6ertritt ton Ser So5ioloemo-
fratie 5n Sen Observation-Disclosures err
fl6rt. Sest miro befannt, OaB ifon
lett einiger 3eit cine llnteriuduug
gegen 9iibrer idDebt, oie ieine &C.
idGftliden &erbin0rngen nit Dem
8erliner 9otar aron na6priifen
ioa, oeiien Sd)DinoeIeien Dor Sab
rem gr0Btes a~ufieben erregt boben.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
s%OSesitnra ans bonn EemRer.

Gim6cd. Die @itme Srompeter
~Itiir3te aus ibrer in Ser Eiiberer
StraBe 16 I'M eriten Stof gelegenen
8obnung 10 ungliidlih uuf Die
StroBe, oob lie Sas Riidsrut brad.
9ie 5rou tpar nit 6eniterpusen
beidditigt unS bat oni9einenO einen
S6minoelonfan erlitten. Die Be-
Oauernsperte piirOe lofort in oas
9ronfenbous gebradt, itarb aber
nod in Oen AbenOitullOen an ben
Idperen 8erlesungelt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13

1ru5. gsad elmer 03itteiIuns ser
aummer fir SonOeI, @eperbe unO
Sn0uitrie bat sic iteirii6e Snouitrie
ibre 6eiierungsunlogen fait aus
i1lieBli6 auf SnlonOSfoble uirge-
Iteat un6 pertpen0et auslGnoii9e
&oble nur in ieItenen 9Gusnobmsfdl-
len, mo cine gang b%eionOers bod
pertige &obIe unerIdBlid lit. @u9
Ser iteiriide Sousbrano lit in bod
item Mabe auf beimii6e Goble ein-
geIteat,
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
%oFsN d aus
Der Nlten 9eimat.
Sdperes Slnsseusnngliid in
0nficlpprf.

9ahelSurf. Sin i6peres Slug.
Seueungliid ereignete iid auf Sem
SlugpIos Diiiieloorf 9obbnuien. Gin
bon Dem Hiloten 9noeiels geiteuer-
ties 5lug5eug Oes 0iiHelOorfer slero-
Hubs itiir5te beim 8enoen in eli
1er &itrne aus geringer &0be ab
uu6 wurOe ooaitdnOig 8ertriimmert.
Ser Tilot unO iein 8egleiter NuB.
baum tpuroen 10 idwer oerlest, Oab
1ie ibren 8erlebuigen balO oorauf
erloeer.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
0iubrnd in Elm aafcIcr @arcn6ans

&afcI. @inbreder boben i'm
@arenbails 2eonbaro Sies a.-@.
nit einem SnueritoffgcbIGie Den
Greior geofinet uno einen eroBe.
rem @eIObetrag geroubt.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-13
SCl6itmOrb zines Saniparfaiiembur.
itanScs.

96Im. Der @eiddftsfiibrcr Der
8ouIpar : afticneeicGidoft 6reies
&eim in Soln, 0iplomfaufmann
Grnit &eidling, bat iid i'm Bureau
Ser @eieaidait nit 2eu6tgas Oer-
.giftet. 0as Gei6saifiidtsamt bot
te ser @eieGidaft Sen gelamten
8eiterbetrieb ser @eiddfte unter.
Iagt.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Merrily We
Roll Along .

Tomorrow begins the sec.
ond week of our 72nd Ami.
versary. It's a huge success
and we want to thank our pa.
irons for their interest, coop.
Grafton, enthusiasm and con.
fdence - all of which have
been expressed by the fact
that we've enjoyed remark.
able attendance on every day
of this great Anniversary.
The throngs of people who
visited the store last week
found us ready with friendly, eff.
ficient service-they profted by the
outstanding Anniversary values - they
found Lansburgh quality firmly main-
tanned there never will be any sub.
quality here). That's why we so en-.
Enthusiastically celebrate our 72nd Birth.
day! The road to public confidence is
straight-never have we deviated from
that course-and so
Merriiy We Roll Along.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Fancy Rayon
Mixed Socks
z Pairs, 81

The times just ripe to 90
"sockins," while we have on
hand this exceptional lot of
5000 pairs of fancy rayon mixed
socks; sizes 10 to II.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
S1.OO BOOK ENDS, 79c
After Anniversary, S4.95

Bold pirates, police dogs, wise owls and even
Shakespeare or Dickens will hold your books for
you. Heavily weighted, bronze, verdi green
and brass finish, felt based.
STATIONERY-STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-10-17

3 Pairs for S1.65

Either chiffon with silk top, French heel, and
plated cradle soles, or practical service weight,
with Isle tops and soles-all first quality. Shades:
Nomad, French srege, taupe mist, beige and many
other Fall colors; sizes 81 to 1914; prs, Sl.65.
HOsIERY-sTREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1932-10-17
COlOred Hem
PeppereIl Sheets

Famous White Pine sheets
with soft pastel-colored hens
to harmonize with any desired
color scheme. Either 72x99
%,,;sl1ss;v 3, si1ss; ., In the 05c
Evening star., 1932-10-17

Pillowcases in the same lovely style, only 39c each
INENS-THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1932-10-17
D a r b r O O k
NJ a 60 d or e
I les 800

Genuine Mogadore Ties,
styled to reflect the impeccable
taste of the well dressed man.
A large assortment of stripes.
Mogadores WEAR!
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Peasant Linen
Luncheon Sets

of pure linen, in lovely pastel
colors, with attractive drawn
work designs on the 40x54.inch
cloth and on its E matching
napkins. During the d.
sale ................ p1
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Fine Quality Linen Damask
DINNER SETS
1895

With Thanksgiving and Christmas just ahead give
thought your table linens while they're much cheaper than
they'll be when the festivities rol around This 6Ox9O dim
size cloth of lovely linen damask, with twelve 1Sinch
napkins match attractive coored borders and hem
stitched hens.
Evening star., 1932-10-17

Poems of silk! are these new, doubled.rufA'
cap.sleeved nesisees-in shades to match yo
lounsin& moods-soft green, delicate peach, Fren
blue and black with contrasting trimmins!
Evening star., 1932-10-17
Silk Pajamas, $1.88

One.piece printed lounsins pajamas, sleeveless,
with necklne, self.sash and wide legs. A tailored
style, in sizes Is to II.
NEGIGEES AND UNDERWEAR-THRD FLOOR
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
Births, Deaths. Marriages
COL. JAMES d. TAILOR

~s ~n@NAGO Ds Al AOH
Col. James D Taylor, who died
at Walter Reed hospital yester-
day, win be buried tomorrow in
Arlington National Cemetery
with full military honors, the
War Department announced
today.
Colonel Taylor, who lived In
the 5000 block Of Connecticut
Avenue, was commissioned lieu
tenant in the regular army in
1893, after graduating from the
Virginia Military Institute.
His army career was distin.
guished. During the Philippine
lnSurrection Lieutenant Taylor
was credited with securing in.
formation making possible the
capture of Emilio Aguinaldo, the
foremost insurrecto chieftain.
For this he was awarded the
distinguished service medal.
Other decorations from service in
Mexico and in France were
awarded him. including the croix
de gueTre from France.
Colonel Taylor is survived by
his wife and son. Lieut.. James
u. Taylor Sd Of the office of
naval intelligence.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
BERNARD POss

Requiem mass was celebrated
today at 9:30 q. m. for Bernard
Poss. So, well-known Rockville
merchant, who died Wednesday
IN Georgetown Hospital. Burial
followed in st. Mary's Church
Cemetery. Rockville.
Mr.. PoSS was born in Rock
vile and had lived there his en-
tire life. He retired several years
: ago from his business as a black
smith. which he had conducted
Tor many years. and opened a
store.
! Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Mary Poss; three sons, Otis Poss,
of Washington; Clyde and Muir.
ply PoSs. Of Rockville; a daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Poss, Of Rock
Vile; two sisters. Mrs. Lillian
Robertson, of Rockville. and Mrs.
, Ethel Carl, of Washington, and
three brothers, Harry G. PoSs,
Of Rockville; Clyde PosS, Of
Washington, and Claude Poss, Of
South Dakota.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
NJ CARL 0KAYS.
OLD PAY RULE

A decision Of Comptroller Gen.
eral j. r. McCarl Of considerable
significance to all Federal en-
ployes, which conforms to an old
policy but has not been empha-
sized previously, was announced
today.
He notified seven Boston navy
yard craftsmen, m response to
their petition, that when Federal
employees take off part or all Of
the 30th day Of a month, and
also take off the 31st, they are
charged with only one days pay.
The draftsmen's petition, sent
through the Secretary of the
Navy, as was McCarl's decision,
protested that they were charged
with both days, although the old
rule for leave-withoutpay counts
80 days as month for work and
pay purposes.
McCarl's decision, in brief,
would charge Federal employees
with a days pay when they re-
main away on the 31St. of a
month, but would not increase
the charge against them if they
also took off the preceding day.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
BRs. GEORGE e. KIMBALL


Funeral services for Mrs. George
E. Kimball, rs, who died Wednes-
day after an extended illness,
will be held this afternoon at 2
O'Clock at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Henry H. Powell,
1923 c st. N. E., after which the
body will be taken to bingham.
Mass. for burial.
In addition to Mrs. Powell,
she is survived by her husband.
and seven children, Mrs. Arthur
H. Kimball, of Washington: Mrs.
Carl c. Jones, Portland, Me-:
Mrs. Arthur M. Stoddard and
James H. Kimball, Of bingham;
Arthur r. Kimball, Newton Cen
ter, Mass: William r. Kimball,
Manchester. N. H.. and George
w. Kimball, Chicago.
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Garden Club Votes
MOnday on Officers

Nominations for the annual
election of the Takoma Park Hor-
ticultural Club were announced
last night. and will be voted on
Monday. They were:
President, Ernest l.. Crandall,
H. c. Hefner, and w. H. Young
man; vice president, Mrs. E. c.
Powell. Mrs. w. W. Stockberger,
and C. c. Carr; secretary, Elmer
Bradley, Mrs. John GULL, and
o. E. Sweet; treasurer, Mrs. Paul
Carter, Fred L. Harris. and j. P.
Swecker, and for landscape gar.
dener. Miss M. C. Lancaster, r.
G. Pierce, and DR.. D. N. Shoe
maker.
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MRS. RACHAEL NOTES

Funeral services for Mrs. Ra-
chael Notes. 66, wife Of Marcus
! Notes, owner Of several local mo-
ton picture theaters, who died
suddenly at her home, 14O0 block
, Of Massachusetts Ave. N. w., yes
terday. will be held at the resi-
: dence at II a. m. Sunday. Burial
. will be in AdaS Israel Congrega-
! ton Cemetery.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Notes
: Is survived by seven children,
. William. Lewis, Isaac, and Sylvan
Notes: Mrs. Augustus Brandon
. Mrs. Sadie Schwartz and Mrs.
Carrie Alder, all of Washington.
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JOSEPH F. COOPER

Joseph F. Cooper, Washington
attorney. who retired several years
ago to travel extensively, died
yesterday at the home Of his
niece, Mrs. Edward c. Irvine,
Memphis, Tenn.
Mr.. Cooper was a personal
friend of the late William How.
lrd Taft.
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D. A. R. GROUPS
MEET TUESDAY

D. A. r. members and friends
are invited to attend the joint
meeting of the State committees
on Americanization, Ellis Island
and Manual for Immigrants Tues
day night at the Interior De-
partment Auditorium. Mrs. Ster.
ling Bockoven will give a short
talk and there will be an illus
trated lecture by Mrs. Charles T.
Waters,
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BIRTHS

Douglas and Mary WhitIock. boy.
Wesley and Geneva Morris. girl.
John A. and Doretha Stewart, girl.
Hsber B. and Hazel Osborne. boy.
William and Mary Dickerson, girl.
Victor A. and Marie Christensen, boy.
Andrew and Katherine GaspredeS, girl
Horace and Doris Fleming. girl
WIiliam ni.Ir ana Lillian MeGraw. girl.
James W. and Irene Herbert, girl.
John D. and Mary Mcmahon, boy,
James w. and Mary Astlin. boy.
James and Susie benson, girl
Leslie W. and Lucy Liddy. boy.
Harold L. and Sarah Hoffman, Girl.
Warren 3: and Lillian seltzer. boy.
clarence h and Edith Pearce, boy.
Clifford and Eleanor Harris boy,
Leonard and Audray Ball. girl.
Robert and Shirley Barr girl
Charles and Alice Hanna. girl.
Lester and Mary Flynn. boy.
Irving and Sarah EIsner. boy.
George s. and Mabel Cooksey. boy,
Harry e. and Mamie Heffner, girl.
Charles W. and Anna Walcott. girl.
Robert and Glengail Stevens girl.
Truman H. and Ruth Brunk. girl.
James r. and Rose Smith boy
Robert NJ. and Marion Jefferson. boy.
George F. and Rosina Saur. boy.
William c. and Martha Taylor, boy.
Edward A. and Margaret sykes boy.
DEATHS
Hospital
Morris schnOfsky. So years, 3Ss L
st. s. w.
, Barbara Bruno, sS years. 31S Taylor
st. N. w,
William T: saltsr. SIS years. St. Eliza
beths Hospital
Charles W. owen, 81 years. slblsy Hos.
Wital
Fannie Dunn, so years, Galliussr Hos
pital.
Harry r. Rohrbaurh. Al veara eao
Rhode Island Ave. N. f.
Afford Thomas Vaughn. 20 years. S473
Holmead Pl N. w.
Cordella West IS years, Ga!linger
Hospital.
Samuel Diggs. 2 months, 524 Twentieth
st. NJ W.
Infant to Harold and Emily Summers
10 days. Gallinger Hospital
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BILLIE MOOERS

Billie MooerS. elght-year-Old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E.
Mooers, who died Wednesday
night from injuries suffered
when he fell from a trapeze in
the cellar Of his home, $500 blocA
Sixth st. N. W., will be buried
tomorrow afternoon in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Funeral services will
be held at 2 o'clock from the
residence.
The little boy died five hours
after his fall on the coESrO Ote
floor caused a fractured skull. He
was a pupil at the Takoma Park
School.
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