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Washington, die. 3l.-La COZ
poraci0n de Reconstruction FL
nanciera ha prestado va $l,502
168, 401 para ayudar a resolyer
las dificultades econ0micas de
pueblo de la R%epublica.
Else gran total Sc ha distri-
buido entire bancos, ferrocarri-
les, campesinos, estados, y pres
tamos para ayuda de los HON
bres sin trabajo.
Muestra ell informe de la cor
poraci6n que 1888, O49,O 32 han
sido va repagados, proviniendo
1898, 587, 301 de bancos que So
licitaron prestamos.
Hasta el 30 de n0viembre la
corporation habia prestado a
5,382 bancos la suma de $807,
.779, TAG.
Los desembolsos hasta el mes
de noviembre, apareccn distri-
buid0s asi: a los cam esinos pa
ra las cosechas, $62, 204, SOB; a
los bancos, ferrocarriies Y cor
poraciones, $1,340,1 1852, 760; pa
ra proyectos que pueden pagan.
Sc a 81 mismos 100000, y 81.
0281 1857 para vender productos
agriculturales.
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HlRIERON DE CRANEnAD
AL SARGENTO CASTRO

Habana, die. 3l,-Contra ct
sargento de la po!ieia nacionaI
Rafael Castro ~disrarayon aver
tres individuos que viaiaban en-
un autom6yil, o,asionandolc
tres heridaS graves.
FL eStado del sargcnto era n
roche dcseSptfado V los mcdic0s
que falle2ca.
Dos individuos sospechosos
fueron detenidoS.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

Veniencia personal.
Por los dominioS de Beltran
en- Bejucal. siguen rebaiando
Mas de SOC tabaqueros han te
nido que llevarse las chavetaS
para sus hogares Y no Saben
cuando Sc les llamara de nue.
20. Los 'caidoS" Sc lamentan Y
atribuyen toda su deSventura
al que organizara la TRACTION.
~ celebre aspirante a la AZ,
dia va no puede hacer prone
Sas Y hasta suS "cachancha-
mes" lie de,eStan.
Durante la pasada huelga
Sc suicidaror, en- la Habana,
once tabaqueros. Prefirieron la
muerte a las terribleS conSe-
cuencias de la TRACTION.
De las tumbaS de los suici
daS sale la middleton eterna
para los maivadcs que des.ru-
yeron la mejor sociedad obre-
ra que ha tenido Cuba.
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que Sc pondria en- COMMUNICATION
con Rolph, despues que dejara
su actual cargo.
Cuando la sonora esperaba en-
II antesala, Roosevelt llam6 a su
secretario y lie dijo que la hicie-
IA pasar.
La acompaiaron en- la vista
Luis h. Scott, representative del
comitG de defensa de Mooney;
Luis Winstock, de la Federation
Americana; Alfredo Hirsch, del
comit6 nacional para la defensa
de los presses politicos, y William
l.. Paterson, secretario nacional
de la Defensa International
Obrera.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE ESPANA
RECOLECTA A FAVOR DE
LOS AGRICULTORES

Madrid, Die. 31.-Una colecta
iniciada por ell presidente de la
Gensgalidad, Don Francisco Ma
cia, en- favor de los agricuitores
de la provincial de Corona, Gu
yos campos estan inundados, ha
sido acogida acknowledgements por
ell pueblo y va Sc han recaudado
algunos miles de Eesetas.
Medidas sc van a tomar por
ell gobierno de la region para i'm
pedir que Ell ell future ocurran
inundaciones.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

Tn amigo nuestro, que no
pertenece a la industrial taba-
calera, pero desea la pros9e-
ridad de Tampa, nos decia en-
la manana de hoy: Lo que ha-
cen esos fabricantes que pagan
las vitolas a precioS:Ie SUI gus
&c, no podrian hacerio 81 la
Florida tuviera legislation pro
tectora de los trabaiadores.
La Florida no tiene leyes pa
ia proteger a sus obreros, es-
timado amigo, pero los ciuda-
danoS de Tampa Sc hallan obi
gados a pedirte a esos senores,
que no cumplen su palabra.
normalicen sus fabricas, pagan
do a los ObreroS con arreglo al
arjiguo Cartab6n, menos ell 10
por ciento.
Contra esos fabricantes no
aconsejamcs la violencia, nj
siquiera los maios modales;
perO a tOda prisa Sc les debe
c%onvencer para que no hagan
ilegitima competencia a suS
cOmpaneros, los fabricantes es
crupulOsos, pagando diez o
menos pesos en- millar.
La industrial debe ser nive-
lada, pero 81 no Sc la puede nj
yelar, debe constituirse una co
mission que exiia reypcto para
Ia lista de precios.
A los tabaqueros les dismi-
nuyeron un diez por ciento a
partir del primero de enero de
1881; pero ese diez lpor ciento
- convirtieron en- un 80 8
mas los fabricantes que pagan
las vitolas de 33 a % Y JOS que
pagan los Londres a catorce
pesos ell miilar.
Vamos a e justOs, que la
vida noes tan larga para que
pasemos por ella oprimicndo a
los dGbiles. sacrificand0 a los
familiares de les infelices que
Sc ganan ell pan torciendo Ia
tripa y la capa
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Vamos a apiicar la "tecnocra,
ella a una fabrica de tabacos dc
Tampa.
Hace tres 0 cuatrO amos daba
trabajo a 1900 hombres y mu-
jeres. de Oficio tabaquero.
Buscaba muchachas en- los
pueblos de los alrededores, las
ensenaba a torcer en- tres o cua-
tro messs, y despu6s las despe-
dia, creando plazas para nuevas
appendices,
Tn "patri6tico" dia despidid
a centenares de obreras, susti-
tuyendolas con maquinas.
Aumentaron las ganancias de
la corporation, perO sacrifica-
dos fuerOn los est6ma0os de las
muchachas que fiel y honrada-
mente la servian.
blonde han encontradO ira
bajo las 5000 o 1000 tabaque-
ras q. esa empresa creara, ha-
ciendo promesas que ha olvida-
do?
IQue pensaran las engana-
das, a las cuales ST atraia di-
iciendolas que la fabrica habia
resuelto no dar trabajo a los "pe
rros" extranieros?
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IIEGARAN VAR OS AERO
PIANOS DEL. COERPO DE
INFANTERIA DE MARI
MA

llahana, die. 3l.-Para cl dia
3 Sc ha anunciado IL vista d
va~ios aeroplanos del cuerpo d.
infantcria de marina de los Es-
tados unidcs, que regresan a 81
pals desdc Managua, la capital
de Nicaragua.
FL dia 4 saldran para Miami,
dondc Sc ctectuara uu concurSo
de aviaci6n entire los dias 5, 6 y
7 de enero.
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SOCIALE S
PrOSperidddeS

PrOsperidddes
Para todos los elementos de
nuestra poderosa colonia, en- ell
nuevo ano que manana empieza.
Que la felicidad Y la algeria
presidan siempre todos los no :
cares y que ell 6xito econ6mico
sea un factor definitivo en- las
evoluciones de la vida, va que
este ano, que hoy termina, ha ST
do para todos de implacable
crueldad.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31
LAS AMBULANCIAS TEN
DRAM QUE DISMINUIR LA
VELOCIDAD<

FL comite de poli:ia del ayun-
tamiento manifesto aver Que en-
las excepciones r\Onocidas p0r
las nueyas ordenahas del tran
sito, Sc incluyen los vehiculos
del departamcntq de policia y
Gel dcpartamentp de incendios,
pero no las ambulancias.
Los duchos de ambulancias
tenian la pretensi6n de que sus
carros Sc incluyeran en- ell articu
10 designado a proteger a los
de los b6Oberos y IA policia.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31
OTROS DE-
TENIDOS

Madrid, Die. 31.-Un grupo
de extremists fue arrestadc
aver en- Barcelona luego de que
la rolicia encontro varias bonn
has mas, en- una casa de los SUI
burbios.
Creese que los sindicalistas V
anarquistas tienen dep6sitos de
bombas en- differences lugares de
la poblaci6n.
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Muller ~EJEGUTADA P0R
FL ASESINATO DE SU HI
10

Pretoria, Africa del Sur, die,
el asosinato de su hijo
Cecil Rhodes Cowfe. a quien en-
venenara, fut eiecutada en- la
manana de hoy Ia Sra. Daisy De
MeIkei, condenada el 25 de no
viembre. .
Durante ell iuicio tambi6n Sc
la acus6 de envenenar a dos de
sus exsmaridos, pero fuG alb
suelta,
Ahogcada por el yerdugo del
gobierno aparece como la Sc
gunda mujer en- 81 Transvaal
desdc que fuG tornado la Union
en- 1910.
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DICESE QUE MACHADO NO
FFECTUARA LA RECEP-
CION DE ANO NUEVO

lIabana, Die. 3l.-Asegdrase
que el presidente Machado, por
su NAL estado de salud, no efec-
tuara manana la acostumbrada
reception de Ano Nuevo.
Todos los amos ell presidente
de la republica recibe Ell dia pri-
nero de enero a los iueces, mill
tares, clubs y a todas las perso-
mas que deseen visitarlo.
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SERA R~EPATRIADO UN
~CONTINGENTE DE TRIO
PAS DE AFRICA

Madrid, Die. 31.-Por orden
del gobierno sera repatriado un
contingente de tropas de Africa.
dejardose ALI para ell ano pro-
ximo, 5000 soldados indigenas,
$4,000 regulares Y 5000 de la
legion extranjera.
Al>presente pasa de $4,000 el
imero de soldados que Espaha
tiene en- la iona de Marruecos.
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PERECIO UN JOVEN EN-
KEY WEST

Key West, die. 31.-Un i6fn
de II amos, Eduardo Gray, ".
hiio de I'm redactor del Key
West Citizens, hacia hoy prac-
ticas de trio con varios amigos
y creyendo que su pistoIa esta-
ba descargada Sc la puso en-. la
sien, tirando del gatillo.
FL proyectil lie cause la muer-
te instantaneamente
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

Parrafos de una carta que
nos envfa un tabaquero cuba
no, que no vende "impuros"
de a Glen por Glen ceGtavos:
"Cuadros de miseria y no.
rror por doquiera." Mujeres,
ninos Y hombres tirados en- los
portaies, durmiendo. No hay
trabajo. Los establecimientos
sufren la pesada carga de los
im9u9stos y las quiebras au :
men.an. Dictadura. Chotas y
apapipios. Disgustado ell pue-
bio por las conferencias entire
los jefes oposicionistas y los
elders" de la administration.
Los cubanos todos admirandO
la civica conducta de los estu-
dian.es, que no temen a la
muerte, defendiendo los dere-
chos del pueblo.
Ell dia 10 los torcedores de
la Habana eligieron presiden-
tie al joven Manuel Zomosa, un
"pino nuevo," de limpia repu-
taci6m Sobre el descansa la ia
rea de reorganizar, de>agrupar
de nuevo a los tabaqueros, vic
timas de enganos Y traicion8.
iMalditos los jefes cue en-
gAnaron a las masas, "a titulo
de radicales," sirvieudo su con-
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

Que sea un ano feliz ell de
1888 para nuestros amigos,
subscriptores, anunciantes y to-
das las personals que viven en-
Tampa Y por su prosperidad Sc
intereSan.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31
MEJORO Ell MINISTRO DE
ESTADO

Madrid, Die. 31.-Mejor6 "a
yer ell estado de salud del minis
tro Don Luis Zulusta, que desde
ell microbes Sc recogi6 en- su do
micilio, p~adeciendo de influenza.
Hasta fines de la semana pro-
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EJECUTAI0ON A CUATRO
CANTRARANDISTAS

Hong Kong, China, die. 81
Cuatro contrabandistas condo
nados a muerte por la SociedaC
anti-japonesa de Canton, fuero.
S%ecutados aver, por orden dc
Kuomintang.
Los cuatro fueron aiusticia.
dos a pesar de las noticias cir
culantes sobre que eMahiern'
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PALPITACIONES INTERNA-
GONZALES
ihG}aferrd, Frdncid, BGtgicG
u Ia DeUd0...

Los 95,5O0,O 600 que Inglate-
IRA pagara a los Estados Uni
dos, por ell plazo cumplido ell
dfa IS de diciembre, pesaban
$50 toneladas, en- un total de
1880 lingotes.
FL dinero sera traido a los Els
tados Unidos en- distintos car
Gamentos y por los vapores Ma
ijestic, Georgia, Corinthia, Lam
.castria, Mauretania, Aurania v
Britanic.
Sc pensaba remitir ell oro a
este pals, pero q go no hi
70 una negotiation Y ell Banco
Federal de Reserva lie ha entire
gado dinero, haciendose cargo
- metal en- barras.
Lloyd George declare ante 81
parlament0 ingl6s que, a su iui.
clo, 81 los Estados Unidos nc
querian discutir la revision de
Ia deuda, no Sc les debfa pagan.
mo repudiaron 10 samerica.
nos la firma que Wilson pusk.
ra al tratado de versalles?-pr
gunt6 Lloyd George.
Pero ell gabinete de Ramsau
Mcdonald opin6e que no respl
tar la firma de IN an
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MULTABAH TRES ARTS
TAS DEL GENERO BUFO

Habana, ~. - En- ell iuz
gado correctional fueron null
tadas las artistas del genera bu-
fc, Maria Pardo, Dulce Maria
MoIa y Nancy Charlotte, que 81
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IA MADRE~ DE MOONEY
FUE RECIBIDA POR ROO
SEVELT

Albany, ~ York, Die. 81
FL prcsidentc electo Roosevelt
recibi6 aver a la Sra. Mary Moo
neY. madre de Tom Mooney. con
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

pasado microbes por la noche
sostuvieron una riha en- la casa
ndmero Ii de la avenida de
BGlgica.
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Per les teatros

Manana por la noche Sc re-
presentara en- ell teatr0 'astur'
por la Compania que dirige. el
baritone Ortiz de Zarate, "a
lP0so o q ~
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xima no podra regresar a sus la,
bores en- ell ministerio de estad0.
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

LA C~ORPORACION DE RE
CONSTRUCTORS FINAN-
CIERA HA PRESTADO MAS
DE 1900 MlLLONES DE
PESOS
La gaceta., 1932-12-31

n p0r la explo-
y le prone
nador Rolph,
Endo detalles
e hoy ~entregara
go4ierno, le diio
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THOMPSON. ROBERT. THURSDAY. March >.
IsS2 at his residence; River I'd. Nd,
Ella Thompson. father Of Aileen, Edgar
and Christine Thompson. Funeral sunday,
March 6, at ~ noon. from the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1882 You st. NV. 9
TRAINHAM. MRS. ANNIE SAvILLE. Thurs
ANNE ar sA1L iSs2 HAMMERED r. MTihs V .i. M of
rev G. Writ Trainham. Funeral will be
held from Marshall Baptist Church at 2
o'clock Saturday, March 5. 1nterment
"A issa ir%Is LEWIS THURSDAY. March ,;
brother OF Henrietta Newton, Florence
Casey, Edward Washington and nephew OF
Mary hunt. Remains restinS at the w.
nv, until pm. Saturday. thereafter at
March s. at 2:sO pm, from his residence.
railroad ave, Anaeostia. D. C.
WATERS. FRANCES. On Tuesday. March
!. 1882; a. her residence, asss Nichols ave,
(Fannie Boss the d ff re Of ne ias.
Joshua and Marie WormIey and dearly be-
Washington and Lucille Hoi Rollins and e'' the
late LuciuS Holl!ns. Funeral Sunday
March s. from Campbell A. NJ Z. Church,
Nichols ave. and Sumner road Sc, at 4
pm. Relatives and friends invited
Jewel has gone from our home b
WELLS. RUTH. On Tuesday. March l. 1882,
RUTH WELLS. devoted daughter Of Mamie
Wells. sister Of Harry. Taft and Lily Wells
Funeral Tuesday. March 8, at l IN. from
the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1852
st. NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
WINS, EUNICE. On Friday. March 4. 1882
at his residence. 1908 4th st. NV, EUNICE
WINS, devoted husband of Gertrude
Wins. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1852 You st. NV.
Notice OF funeral later.
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FORMER VIRGINIAN
DIES AT AGE OF 81
Edward S. HALEY Born in Fairfax
County and Lived in Various
Sections.

Edward S. HALEY. 81 years old, died
Yesterday at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Babson, 3704 Thirty
fifth street.
Born in Fairfax County, Va, Mr..
HALEY had lived in that county, Bed
ford County and Fauquier County many
years. He was in business in the Vir-
GINA towns and was constable in Bed
ford about a half century ago. About
40 years ago he moved to Washington,
STAYED about IS years and returned to
Fauouier County. where he lived until
about 4 years ago. He had been in
Washington since.
Funeral services were to be held
this afternoon at his late home. followed
by interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
He is survived by eight children, Mrs.
Ruth c. Weber, Warrerton, Va; Mrs.
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HIT MFntnriant.

BOSWELL. DORIS LORRAINE. In loyinF
EoRRA1SE gos%Ehhs 3 afS' p sss p osas
Two years ago today. March 4, 1880.
Your memory is as dear today
As two years ago you passed away
HER LOVING MOTHER, DADDY TWO
SISTERS, BROTHER AND GRAND
BYRD. ANNIE L. In loving remembrance
of my darling mother. ANNIE. L. BYRD,
who left me two years ago today. March
4, 1890
Can she look down from those windows
To this distant and dreary shore'
Missing her each day more and morsf
Go not far in the land of light,
Wait awhile at the golden gate.
Lest ] should miss thee from my sight,
Wait for me. dear mother, wait
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ADELAIDE.
KNEEssL MAY CoyEY. tribute Of Icye
covEY KNEEssf, SSo de sps s,s'e Iii. III.
one year ago today, March 4, 1891.
One year has passed, dear sister.
ssn at tear 2u has sh fssn
At the mention Of your name.
The blow was hard, the shock severe;
Our love for her will never cease, A"i'
Now that she's resting in contentment and
SISTERS. VIRGINIA. BERTHA. AND
MEITZLER, HATTIE PAINE AND GEORGE
dear mo ola put Hk GTn PANE S
Who Ta1o departed ID, this life eight years ago.
GEORGE T. MEITZLER, who passed away
two years ago April "A, 1880.
Happy were the years we spent together.
Lonely is my heart today,
For the ones I loved so dearly
From earth have passed away.
Y3 Rg6w LOVING DAUGHTER LEoNosA
PHELPS, CLARENCE A. In loving memory
of my dear son, CLARENCE A. PHELPS
who entered into eternal rest one year ago
today. March 4, 1881.
Oh, the memory Of that evening
When heard that he was dead.
My heart was crushed with sorrow
And many tears I shed.
am thinking. always thinking,
OF my boy loved so dear.
None but God knows how miss him
And tonight he's gone one year:
MOTHER.
RHoNE. CARRIE. In loving rsmsmbranes
of our dearest one, CARRIE RHONE. who
departed this life nine years ago today,
March 4, 1928
Deep in our hearts a picture lies
OF a loved one gone to rest
In memoryS frame we will keep 10,
Because she was the best.
Gods sandy road was getting rough,
The hills were hard to climb.
He gently closed her loving eyes
And whispered, Peace be thine"
HER LOVING FAMILY, HUSBAND AND
CHILDREN.
ROBINSON JANE; "a 4 tTtS 1tss q love TO ny
parted this life five years ago today.
March 4, 1927.
Loved in Life. remembered In death:
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER, EErTrx
DODSON
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REV. M. F. MlNNlCK DIES
IN BALTIMORE HOSPITAL
Former Rector at Rockville and
Gaithersburg Resigned Last
Fall Because of III Health.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, March 4.-Rev.
Millard F. Minnick, D. D., 68 years old,
formerly rector of Prince Georges
parish Of the Episcopal Church, died
last night in a Baltimore hospital,
where he had been under treatment
several months for an affection of the
heart and complications.
He resigned as rector Of the parish,
which comprises the Christ Episcopal
Church of Rockville and Ascension
Church of Gaithersburg, last Fall on
account Of his health.
DR.. Minnick Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Edith Minnick, formerly a
Miss Mechlin of Baltimore, and two
daughters, Mrs. Ernest N. Jones of
Baltimore, and Mrs. Stedman Prescott,
wife of the States attorney Of Mont
gomery County. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
DR.. Minnick was a native of Howard
County. Before entering the ministry
he practiced law at Bel Aire, Md, for
a few years. For % years he was rector
of the Episcopal Church at st. MaryS
City, Md, and about 16 years ago as
sumed charge of Prince Georges parish.
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Beulah Kaufman. Mrs. Elizabeth Bah
son, Mrs. Fife Brown, Miss Rae Hal
ley and Harry b, James E. and Albert
S. HALEY, all Of Washington; sister,
Mrs. Betty West of this city; 81 grand
children and Is great-grandchildren
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Darn nf Chunks.
: CHILDREN,

ROBINSON, RACHEL L. We wish to thank
our relatives and friends for their sym
pathy. kindness and floral tributes at the
death Of our devoted and loving mother,
RACHEL L. ROBINSON
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kIRFDALE, large male, shaggy coat: gray
saddle: teeth missing; tag 1913 Liberal
reward 1921 38th. Emerson 1l33
EYEGLASSES -LoRGNETTE; lost Tuesday.
Palace Theater: Palais RoyaI or lotne ST. ouS'
ASSES-Bone rims; in tan case;
vicinity of I4th and Park I'd. Call Adams
8005 Reward.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescu
League. 349 Maryland ave s:w: Nat S0S8
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GLASSES-Case containing glasses, meal
34I6 P st. NV. Phone West 23Se-W. Reward
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GLASSES, shell rim, in Earle Restaurant
March 2. Return to 2310 9Th ST. NV. re
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MMINNEf'o SUL5OMON On Wednesday
SOLOMON, DEVOTED husband Of Mary z
Minney:- son of Jamie Minney and broth
er of Nelson Minney. Funeral Sunday,
March 6, from the W. Ernest Jarvis flu
neral church. 1892 You st. NV. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery Mon
day. March z. at 10 am. 6
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NEWMAN, WALTER E. Thursday. March 3.
1882, at the residence Of his father, Will
TER E. NEWMAN. the devoted husband Of
Cassie Newman. father of Russell, James
March 5, at 9 am. Requiem mass at the
Church of the Holy Redeemer Remains
resting at the W.. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church, 1892 You st NV, until pm
Friday. thereafter at the ahnue residsnce
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day. March 3, 1882, at Church Home, In
Urinary. Baltimore. Md. Rev. WILLARD
M1NNICK. beloved husband of Edith NJ.
Minnick. Remains resting at Warner E.
humphreys funeral home, Rockville, Nd.
Notice. of funeral later
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PRICE, PETER w. On Wednesday, March
2. 1882. at his residence; 1924 Maryland
loved husband OF Julia Price. father Of
Lyneir PRICE; He is also survived by two
brothers, William and Lindsay Price, and
one sister. Miss Ada Price. Funeral from
Nineteenth Street Baptist Church Satur-
day, March 5. at l pm. Friends are in
vited Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry Please omit flowers
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McKELVEY, ULYSSES G. On Friday March
4, 1892, at his residence, 1917 Wisconsin
ave. NV, ULYSSES G.. beloved husband
of Mary E. McKelvey (nee Church, and
father OF Mrs. Virginia Haskins, Sylves-
ter Grant and Carl Hoover McKelvey.
Funeral services in the W. w. Chambers
Co. funeral home. 1400 Chaplin st. NV.
on Sunday, March 6. at pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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WRIST WATCH (Bulova), small. oblong,
ladys between 10 and IL, on B ne or B
and G on 18th Reward NJ. H. Katz, 1000
st ne Lincoln 1920.
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ODKICK, MARY. on Wednesday, March 2,
George Odrick. Remains resting at Rich
ardSon's funeral home, 100 Vermont ave.
NV. Funeral Sunday. March 6, at / D IN.
from the Goodwill Baptist Church. 18th
and You SITS. NV, Rev. James L. Pinn.
pastor. Relatives and friends invited In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 5
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GRAEF, LA VERNE. Thursday March 3;
GRAFF. infant daughter Of Albert f. and
La Verne Graef Remains resting IN the
w w. Chambers Co. funeral home l4OO
Chaplin St NV. Notice of funeral later.
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ANDREW. Departed this s iife on
sis Locust court sw., after long illness,
ANDREW HARRIS. He leaves to mourn
their loss loving wife, Elizabeth PHILIPS
Harris; two nieceS, one nephew and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
Barnes funeral parlors, GA Az st. s.w.
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PACK, FRED. On Monday February 49,
1882, FRED, devoted brother Of Mrs
Lsvipia Smith. Walter Pack and Ellapora
pm. from the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral
church, 1882 You st. NV. 1nterment
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MILLER, ELEANORA MARY. On Thursday,
(nee Shaner). aged rs years, beloved wife
Of Vincent Miller: Funeral from the resi-
Nd, on Saturday. March 5, at $50 am.
Mass at st. Johns Church. Clinton, Md,
at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment church cemetery
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G0 Wspcb 1gsa ~ he b. residence Of he.
daughter, Mrs Charles B. Vincent. $40
st. ne. PRISCILLA B. widow of pr. WI.
liam r. Goodman. Funeral from her late
residence on Saturday. March 5, at 10 m
Relatives and friends invited to attend
Interment Arlington National Cemetery. a
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THURSDAY. March 3. 1882. ELEANoRA A;
Boston and the late Samuel Boston and
sister Of Abbie s Boston Funeral IHs IN NOV N
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1892 u st.
NV Interment Harmony Cemetery.
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WITH Oh EncIish c.; lost January Is. Re-
ward. Geo Chadwick, Washington GROVE.
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SUM OF CURRENCY-Thurs evening;
near 22nd st and R. / ave. ne. Reward II
returned, Phone North 2471-M. s.
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1892 at her residence, 1918 goth ST, NV,
MARY, beloved wife of the late Thomas
Grimm. Funeral from her late residence
on Monday, March 7, at $50 a; m. REQUIEM
mass at St Matthews Church at 10 am