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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
]. ARGE BUDGET
 GREETS JAPAN
 DIET MEMBERS
Largest Demand for Money in History Is Prin-
 cipal Business

TOKYO, Dec. 24.-The Sixty Fourth Session of the Diet opened today. The principal business is a vote on the largest budget in history caused by the demands of the Army and Navy in Manchurian campaigns.
 Today's meeting however, was mere formality devoted to or ganization.
 The battle on finances will be- gin next month when the session settles down to bushes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
City Children, 4 to 2,
 Neuer Sa,U 'Mouie' or Radio

Steiff appealed to Chief A. H. Louis of the Forest Preserves po- lice. to find his oldest child, Mary, 23. who fled from her home. The authorities were told she left be- cause a dove flew around her head and she regarded it as an evil omen.
 She later was found at the home of neighbor.
 The ages of the children range from to g years,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24

CHICAGO, Dec. 24.-The strange story of an isolation so complete that none of family of nine chil- dren has ever seen motion pie ture. a street car or radio, all though they have lived all their lives near Chicago, has come to light.
 They are the children of Joseph Steiff, 30 years old, a farmer of Wheeling, H., who came to Amer ica 30 years ago from Russia.
 The story was revealed when
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
M A AJ0RITY OF MEMBERS FOR
 MODIFICATION
 'VOLSTEAD ACT
SD edy Consideration of Measure Promised When it Comes Up for Dis
 cussion Next Week

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.- A check of the Senate's Jud- iciary Committee, where the House beer bill faces the next test, disclosed that a clear majority of the members are for modification of the Vol stead Act.
 Interviews with the mem- bers of the committee indi- cated the bill will receive speedy consideration unless a snarl develops over the alco- h0lic content provision.
 Only four of the 13 mem- bers remaining in the Capital City over the holidays indi- cated they will oppose beer legislation at t h is session. The other nine members, con- stituting a majority said they will vote for beer though one or two made reservations on the alcoholic content. Three of the absentees are Demo- crats whose party platform calls for immediate modifica- ton. The next action comes up in the Judiciary Commit tee the first of next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
WAR SUPPLIES ARE DEMANDED
 TO FREE FIFTY
Chinese Guerillas Ask Big Ransom for Release
 of Captives

KAREN, Manchuria, Dec. 24.- Chinese guerillas today demanded two airplanes, four cannon, 10 ma chine guns and quantity of am munition as ransom for 50 em- ployes of the Chinese-Eastern rail- way.
 Those held captives are believed to be mostly Russians captured by the rebels of the eastern, division of the Chinese Eastern Railway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
coy. ROOSEVELT
 GIVES PARD0NS FOR CHRISTMAS
Thirteen Prisoners Sent to Homes Sentences
 Shortened

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. 24-Pres- ident- Elect Franklin D. Roosevelt, as one of the last official acts. as Governor of the State of New York, signed communication orders yesterday that sent 13 inmates of state prisons to their homes in time for Christmas and shortened prison sentences for 10 others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
AGED WOMAN
 IS MURDERED

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 24.-The body of Mrs. Josephine Elder, aged mother of Conway Elder, former Judge of the Missouri Supreme Court, was found dead in the of- flee of pr. Squire P. Brevier, a dentist, late yesterday afternoon. The aged woman apparently had been beaten to death.
 The police said Mrs Brevier wife of the dentist, said her hus- band had been missing since last Thursday. He told her on that day he had been having trouble with somebody"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
GUN CLUB TO STAGE
 SHOOT NEXT MONDAY

Scattergun artists of Juneau are invited to join the Juneau Gun Club Monday morning in it's an- nual Christmas shoot at the clubs range on the beach near the Ju- neau Dairy The shoot will begin at 10 o'clock.
 This is the first event of its kind staged by the club since last Spring. All members and anyone else desiring to take part are urged to turn out and make it big day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
J. 5. FiCH I ING MEN TO HAVE
 TURKEY DINNER
Soldiers and Sailors in All Parts of World Are
 Remembered

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-Tur- keys by the ton have been provid- ed Uncle Sams soldiers and sailors in far flung parts of the world. This years turkey bill is for 220 tons and the cost is $l00,000, the smallest in recent years.
 Turkey is a government regula- tion for Thanksgiving and Christ mas day dinners, the item for both services being placed in the menu by government edict.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
Woman with $20O
 Freezes to Death

DENVER, Dec. "A. - With more than S200 tied around her neck, Miss Eliza Duly, 82 years old, a pioneer Denver resident, was found frozen to death in her cottage. The coal box was empty.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
STARTS
 FOREST FIRES

YOSEMITE, Cal, Dec. 24 = Forest fires caused less damage this season than last but 13 Of the 24 fires started by lightning during the year in this park were started by a single storm, within 18 hours. Careless smokers start ed only nine.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
Co-Eds Now Turning
 To Romantic Books

DENTON. Tex, Dec. "A. - Sup planting the mystery story once so popular, more than one-third of the books now checked out of the library at Texas State College for Women are in the romantic fic- ton class,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24

 ALESSANDRI
 LATE TODAY
New Presiden of Chile Will Be Inducted
 Into Office

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dec. 24.- Auturo Alessandri, 64-year-old vet eran, a Leftist in politics, becomes President of Chile today for the second time in F years. He will be the sixth President of the coun- try in seven months.
 Alessandris inaug g uration will take place late today before a joint session of Congress to be fol- lowed by reception this evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
HOOVER WILL
 FISH 10 DAYS

SAVANNAH, Dec. 24-President Hoover and his party, bound on a 10-day fishing cruise, arrived here this morning and was given re- ception reminiscent of the cam paign days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24

CHICAGO. IL, Dec. 24-Butter and egg men whose spending pro- clivities once inspired a popular song, threw a party yesterday for $50 children on the floor of the Mercantile Exchange.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
s TOOK PRICES TAKE ADVANCE
 SHORT SESSION
While Market Does Not Celebrate, Many Is-
 sues Make Gains

NEW YORK, Dec 24-The Stock Market showed slight inclination at the short session today to in- dulge in a pre-C Christmas cslebra- tion. Prices crept irregularly high CT and trade was light but on the whole the market gave the best account of itself in several days.
 Net gains of fractions to one and one-half points were numer- ous.
 Rails Improve
 Rails acted better in response to car loadings reports.
 Coca Cola made an exceptional advance Of nearly thres points.
 Issues up fractions to more than one point included Allied Chemi- cal, American Telephone and Tale- graph, Santa Fe, Case, Chesapeake and Ohio, Corn Products, New York Central, Standard Brands and Union Pacific but United States Steel, preferred, lost an early rise. Common was up a fraction at the close.
 Tobaccos and oils made little progress.
 Much of the improvement of the day was due to short covering by traders who wished to tighten com mitments over the two-day holiday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
Death Sentence Is
 Confirmed, High Court

OLYMPIA, Wash. Dec 24-The State Supreme Court has affirmed the conviction in Jefferson County of Ollie Lee Stratton, sentenced to hang for murder of his friend, William Frawley, retired Army sergeant. at Port Townsend, in August, 1881,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
Nome Man and Sitka
 Woman to Wed in South

TACOMA, Washington, Dec. 24.- George Bouwens, of Nome Alaska, and Annastasia Hanlon, Of Sitka, Alaska, obtained a marriage li- cense here yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
Butter ar,d Egg Men
 Ciue Party to $50 Children;
 Toys, Provisions for Christmas

Each boy carried home a toy truck tractor, and each girl car- ried a doll. All were loaded down with provisions for Christmas dinner. including of course. but ter and eggs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Dec. 24 = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 12A, American Can 53, American Power and Light 7A Ii, Anaconda 5&, Bethlehem Steel 1924, Calumet and Hecla 21s, Colo rado Fuel and Iron 47s, Chrysler 155s, Columbian Carbon 27 Con- tinental Oil 5la, Curtiss- Wright 9s i, Fox Films 17s, General Motors 12%, International Harvester 201s, Ken nacott TBS, Packard Motors 21s Safeway Stores 391s, Stan d ar d Brands 142l, United States Steel 265s.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24
GORDON BACK AFTER
 TRIP TO WASHINGTON

Paul w. Gordon, Director of Education of the Alaska division of the Office of Indian Affairs, accompanied by Mrs. Gordon and their young son. arrived last night on the steamer Admiral Evans. They have leased the Ike Sowerby house where they will make their home.
 MT. Gordon has just returned from Washington where he ap- peared before the House Appro- priations Committee in defense of educational estimates for the next fiscal year. He spent a few days at Wrangell Institute enroute here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-24

Without intent of jest, Charles Higham of England recently de- clared that the dyeing and life in- surance businesses should advertise more. sS3x
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John EDWIN RICE,
PUBLISHER, DIES
Vice President of U. S. Daily
Succumbs in Rochester,
Minn., Hospital.

Funeral services will be held Sunday
in Pueblo, Colo, for John Edwin Rice
4e. vice president and general manager
of the United States Daily. Mr.. Rice
died Yesterday in a Rochester, MINI.
hospital. after long illness. He had
been in the hospital since shortly after
Christmas.
Mr.. Rice was widely known in Wash
ington publishing circles. He came here
about 10 years ago, to become business
manager of the Washington Herald
with which paper he remained until it
was taken over by the Hearst interests
He was one Of the founders of the
United States Daily, and had been its
general manager and a vice president
since 1926, when it was organized
Born in LynChburg, Va, Mr. Rice
went to Colorado as youth and lived
at Pueblo for many years. Before
coming to washington he was business
manager of the Duluth. Mimi, News
Tribune.
He was a member Of the Board of
Trade, the Rotary Club, National Press
Club washington Golf and Country
Club Southern Society, Society of
Virginia. Racquet Club and other or
ganizations. He was Scottish Rite
Mason.
During the war he served in the
Army as captain. He made his
Washington home at the Wardman
Park Hotel
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In mfntnrtant.

BROOKS, FRANCIS. ORLANDO AND Al
PHONSUS J. In IoWng, remem5rance. Of
BROOKS, Who left Us one year seo today,
January %. 1891 aged. months. and
BR0oKs BFS6e&a 239 @bo t tsthG Gf aLPH0SSUS
MOTHER. BROTHER AND SISTER. WIFE.
RTTH R&TTH w. ALPHoNsUs' JR' AND
CEPTIAs, MARY E. In loving memory Of
my dear mother, MARY E. CEPHAS who
departed this lie one year ago today,
January 29, 1881.
Nor SHAH she leave me wholly. She shall be
An evening THOUGHT. morning dream TO me;
A silence n my life, when through the
The bel strikes, or the sun, with sinking
smttes al the entity windows.
As there sprout Galsies and dlmp.ins tufts
out 5moae the grass where -ie lies asleep.
50 around my lie, rLe.e sne lies buried
A t6olsand little tender thoughts shall
A thousand Gentle. memories wind and
cJns HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
GRAySON, GEORGE V. In sad bu. loy!ng
tribute 10 the memory Of our devoted hUS-
band. father and blo.aer, GEORGE W
GRAZSON. Who Wls ce-ed e. rest one
year a-0 jOday January -9, 1891.
You a~e greatly missed ana shall never be
HIS FAITHFuL WYE, CHILDREN AND
SISTER, GERTRUDE.
HILL, BENJAMIN T. In sad but loving re-
meTrb~a7ce Of my dear husband, BENJA-
MIN J HILL, who departed this lie four
years ago TO-DAY. January 29. 1923,
Cone but not fo~gotten
DEVOTED WEE. MARTHA HILL, AND
son, AUGUSTUS.
LANE. VERONICA B. In sad but loving
remembrance OF cur dear mother VERON-
ICA B LANE, who departed this life ten
years ago today. January 29, 1922
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, CATHERINE
HANLCN AND DANIEL T. LANE.
MAYOR. CHARLES L. In sad but loving
remembrance of my dee" husband and our
devoted fathe-, CHARLES z. MAYOR, Who
left Us twelve years agO today, January
20 1920.
Down in our hearts is a picture
OF loved olc lald to res.
n mem"r" g trgUo We shall keep 1t,
Because he va- cne ct the best
LOVINGLY, A21N-CN AND CHILDREN.
MONTGOMERY. JOSEPH r. Sacred to the
memory OF nay dear father JOSEPH R
MONTGOMERY. who departed this life
five years agO today January %, 1927.
Rest in peace your work is ended;
Swectlv sleep. your race IS run.
Father. you have gCLc where We who loved
Soon are coming. one by one.
LOVING DAUGHTER, EVA MONTGOM-
ERY CARTER, AND FAMILY.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Rain tonight
and tomorrow; warmer tonight. with
lowest temperature about so degrees;
colder tomorrow. much colder tomorrow
night and Sunday; moderate to fresh
southerly winds shifting to northwest
by tomorrow.
Marylano-Rain and warmer to-
night; tomorrow rain and colder in
east, and rain changing to snow fiurries
and much colder in west portion; much
colder tomorrow night; increasing
southerly winds, shifting to northwest
by tomorrow.
Virginia-Rain tonight and tomor-
row: warmer in east and central por-
tions tonight; colder tomorrow; much
colder tomorrow night; increasing
southerly winds shifting to northwest
tomorrow.
West Virginia-Cloudy and much
colder tonight and tomorrow, with
rain changing to snow.
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Deaths Reported.
Emily d. Davis. %. National Homeops

Emily D. Davis. %. National Homeopathic
Hospital.
Della C. Parham. 8s. 1894 Harvard st.
Annie w. Croghan, 83, SOL 9th ct.
Louise Hinkle, II, 220 H st. ne
Mamie O. Jennings. r. 27l1 Conn: ave.
Georse A Bessler, 40. 500 Oneida PLACE
Florence L. Griest, As, st. Elizabeths HOS
p Carl wssterbsrs. SO, United States Vet
erans Hospital 49,, ".
pitsl oos, o-. =.
Walter J. McCoskey. 2s, Walter Reed HOS
pital. ,,- ra,,,s.u,.
Hospital -, ,~, q
hours. Gallinger Hospital
John Portiock, "a. Home for Aged and
Lucy t:i; Wilson. 81. 250l West st. sc.
Adam Arts. 60 1907 7th st. ,
Joseuh Cartwright, SIS, Gallinger Hospital.
Charles Lee, 49, Gallinger Hospital.
George F. Jones, 81, en- route Georeeto"h
Gerald wade. months, Gallinger Hospital
infant Of Dwight and Dorothy Holmes 0
DAYS, Freedmen's Hospital. ~ ,.,.,
infant of Charles and Charlotte StuooTl-
held 5 days FreedmenS Hospital
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many of the Capitals elite studied, Miss
Carrothers counted among her pupils
many OF Washington's now prominent
citizens. She first was appointed to the
school system in 1891 as a teacher in
the Phelps School. She subsequently,
taught at the Adams and the Force
Schools, and at the time of her death,
was fifth grade teacher at the Hilton
School,
A native of New York. Miss Csrroth-
ers had lived In Washington since her
earliest childhood
Funeral services will be conducted at
$50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at her
home, 1929 street northeast Rev
Allan A. Stockdale, pastor Of the Con-
gregational Church, will officiate. Bur-
ial will be in Glenwood
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BOY DIES OF LOCKJAW
Fall on Tin Can January II Fatal
to Colored Victim.

James Simpson. IT, colored, died in
Freedmens Hospital early today of lock-
Jaw. caused by a cut received January
IL when he fell from the porch of his
home at 27O7 Eighth street and landed
on a tin can.
Simpson was treated at the hospital
Immediately after his fall, but returned
home. He went back to the institution
Monday and examination revealed lock-
Jaw had developed. DR.. Walter Merrick
pronounced him dead about 2 o'clock
this morning
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RITES FOR MRS. MOCKBEE
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Mrs Mollie B.
Mockbee, 134l Meridian place, who died
Thursday in Sibley Hospital, will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the Almus R. Speare funeral
home DR.. Bernard Braskamp of the
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church, will officiate.
In recent years, Mrs. Mockbee had
become identified with local general
ogists and students OF Washingtonia.
She is survived by her husband.
Harry % E Mockbee; a daughter, Mrs.
Mary M Proctor son, Harry e.
Mockbee, jr., and brother, T. Brooke
AmiSS, ir
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DPathH
OGnEN. ANNE rnWIrr

OGDEN, ANNIE FOWLER. On Thursday,
ANNIE FOWLER OGDEN Funeral Cpri-
Creek Cemetery. Washington, D. G.
sA1Mu6LS " 4alS MAR1E BI On ,Wednesday January
samuels, mother, Of Evelyn MuHsoR ia and
sister sister Of Granville and John Ross. Re
funeral church, 1882 st. Nv, until sat-
grday noon, noon, thereafter at her late resi-
Jsnuary 81, at pm, from Third Baptist
@s9t SSIt 5Rs3! FRs9a Msnofial Cemetery
SANsBURY. CHARLES ARTHUR. sudden-
GGa,TfgsIldd Hospital, oHAREIEs ARTHUR nth
BBe9iami9 r and Rosa B. sansburg afsb SG" 81 Of
cSaee cS05eSfVte III Md BemalqS resting at the
neral from the chapel at pm. on satur-
gay; JanQ@rr 20; thence to Forestville NJ.
Z; Churc here services will be con-
atlVes an. friends invited
SIMPSON, les. On Thursday. January
e e. @ 1872 Treedmen's Hospital, JAMES
Bessie s on and brother OF Alice and
RemaiTs Riiam ,(a ,on Notice Of funeral later:
funeral caalc1. 1882 u 81. w. nT hFneS' JARVIS
TRENT, JOSEPH II. Departed this life on
TRENT TTRRFESqag Of 33i12U9Fy 312 st 2 ls32 ay, JOSEPH
Of Hdde e M Trent ST. RemanS 9T r2V'nG !es3s hqSoa9d
Stewards funeral home, go Il st. ne,
Notice Of funeral later 80
WARNER, WILLIAM On Monday January
p, 1882, at St. EIi2abeihS Hospital, WILL
LIAM WARNER. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1882 You
st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
WARREN, DOUGLAS CARROLL. On FRI
d9y January s. 1882; at ST. He!ens, oTeg~
DOUGLAS CARROLL WARREN. brother
Of Leon A. Warren Of WashiEgton, D c.
Services at Joseph Gawler'S Sons chapel,
1854 Pa. ave. n v, on Sunday, January
81, at 5 pm. Interment with military
honoTS from Fort Myer gate, Arlington
National Cemetery, Monday, February l,
at II am. 81
WOLCoTT, JOHN MEADE. On Friday,
January 20. 1892 at the John Dickson
Home, JOHN MEADE, beloved husband Of
the late Rosaltha A and father Of John
W. and Nell B. Wo.cott. Funeral services
at the s. Il Hines CO. funeral home,
2905 lSth s.. NV, on Sunday, January 81,
at pm. Interment Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Births Reported.

william J. and Catherine Saylors. jr.. boy
Edmond ]. and Dorothy M. Ryan, jr, boy
John r. and Dolores Manning, boy.
Robert E. ard Erma E. NOVEL;, boy.
Patrick J. and Marie Emerson, boy.
Patrick and Kathleen Fftzmaurice, boy.
Roy H. and Helen Taylor. boy.
Gilbert g. and Florence Seek, girl.
Esrlbert Z. and Josephine N. Barnes, girl
Arthur M. and Viola M. Miner, girl.
John and Makroonia Khosrofian, girl.
Dewey D. and Myrtle I. Dillon. boy.
Joseph and Alice VeImilion, girl.
Roger o. and Hannah c. Allen. girl.
Ward G. and Sylvia L. Plaugher, girl.
Lawrence A. and Mary A. Costello, girl.
George ]. and Katherine M Ellis, girl.
Lewis g. and LORNA g. Chaplin. girl:
Henry r. and Edna l. Thompson. girl.
Lee p. and Helen M. Gademan, girl.
william J. and Alberta D. Shipn1an, girl.
John j. and Helen A. Mara. girl.
John T and Elizabeth Pearson, girl.
Henry and Ching Bow, boy.
Rogers and Lii Pitt, boy
Amos and Retta EppS, boy.
James and Madeline Mitchell. boy.
Joseph and Cora Coleman. boy.
Wilbur and Eva Newton, girl.
James v. and Ocea A. Robinson, girl.
Clarence and Anna Deal, girl.
Lawrence H. and Edna Smith, boy.
Walter and Mary Powell, boy.
Horace and Julia carter, boy.
George and Anna Olfus, boy.
John and Mary Younger, girl;
william and Hilda Brown, girl.
Raymond and Gladys Colbert girl
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"MINES" IN CHESAPEAKE
Army Warns Shipping of Dummy
Training Objects.

NORFOLK; Va, January 29 R.-
Army Engineers have planted four
dummy mines in Chesapeake Bay, ac-
cording to notice to mariners issued
yesterday by the Norfolk photographic
office. Shipmasters are requested to
note the position Of the mines so they
will not collide with them The dummy
mines are to be used in training and
practice.
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The generation that fought the Civil
War knew practically nothing Of steel
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FOREIGN,

The supreme authority in Russia is
the All-Union Congress of Soviets meet
ing once in two years and consisting Of
some 1000 members
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LIEUT.. DOUGLAS {. WAKKEN,
Commercial flyer and business man Of
San Francisco who was killed January
8 when his plane crashed near Port
land, Greg, will be buried in Arlington
Nation"l Cemetery Monday morning at
IL clock with full military honors.
Lieut. Warren, who served in the Army
Air Corps during the World War, was
43 years old. The body is to be brought
here by brother, Lee A. Warren, 9l7
Eighteenth street.
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VETERAN TEACHER DIES;
SERVED HERE 41 YEARS
Miss Christine Carrothers to Be
Buried Tomorrow After Funeral
Services at Residence.

Miss Christine F. Carrothers So, a
teacher in the Washington Public
School system for Al years, died last
night at Columbia Hospital, following
an illness of two weeks.
Long association with the Force
School on Massachusetts avenue. where
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The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall

Monthly rainfall in inches in tn,
Capital (current month to datel.
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FOUND.

DOG-Vicinity 5th and Jefferson n,w., fe-
male dog smooth white hair. with fk Ssfk
and part OF tail; new collar. Phone Col
S44o. ---.-,----
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
LEAGUE $40 Maryland ave. s.w. Nat 6oSs'
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eport for Last "a Hours.

Highest, 50, 2 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, so.
Lowest, AZ. 1915 am. today. Year
ago, 80.
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LOST

LOS1.
CAMEO PIN. lost Thursday on 7th St be-
tween II and K. Reward. Lincoln S343-W.
CAT-Big reward for return OF yellow cat
DOG. small white poodle, long haired; an
Syprs name Honey Lou: Monday, 25th'
2I0s r St NV Reward. Lin. 1881. -
DO0-Big white pointer. liver ears and liver
spot in forehead. Phone Col 6032. So
GLASSES. with white gold frames lost Tues
day. Return Miss Amy Murphy. 1889 Newton
St NV. Apt. Al. Adams 3464. "
OPERA GLASSES, mother Of pearl, worn
leather case; Evangeline Hotel. l4th and X
SITS NV or Navy Yard car, Thursday, jan
uary % Reward. Evangeline Hotel.
PocKETBooK-Black suede on IN St
registration card. Potomac 0246.
POLICE DOG-Dark; vicinity Logan Circle;
Reward J. r. Hawkins. 1882 Q st. NV. 29'
SUIT CASE. black win party who called
Cleveland 1871 please call again? Reward
270i Chesapeake st. n.w.---
WRIST WATCH. ladys, Bulova lost. Re
ward Call Cleveland 8l0o-J "
WRIST WATCH. lsdy's Bulova. "wednesday
between Union Station. corner H and North
Capitol sts Address Box l7l-R' oSar
once. |
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Tide Tables.

Furnished by United States Coast ane
Geodetic SurYey,)
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COATES, MARY. Del

CUHEN, RUTH. On Frlday. january %,
1881, al 7. IS a m, at her home. 4 100 Conn
ave, RUTH NEE HartogeasIsI belo,ed
wife OF Ellsworth S. Cohen and daughter
Ct BENJAMIN II. HartOgensIS and The Iale
Grace Bendann HartogeQSiS. Funeral
Sunday, January 81. from the residence Of
her father, Marlborough AptS., Baltimore,
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2s, 1882. at pm. CHARLES CURTIS.
devoted husband OF Irene Cur4s, father CT
Alfred. Leon and Elizabeth Curtis ana
brother OF Mabel Beason. Remains rest
ing at the w. Ernest JARVIS funeral
church, 1882 You ST. NV. Notice OF Iu-
later
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CHAYIS, LILLE. ThurSday, January 28
1882 ct her residence. 628 5th st. NV,
lille CHAVIS. devoted wife OF Ford
Chavis, sister Of Annie Stark. She also
leaves two daughters and four soaS Re
mains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis fu-
neral church, 1882 U st. NV. Remains are
TO be shipped TO LawrenceYilIe, Va, Jan
uary 80.