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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PLASTERNG stuccoing, cementine-We dc
our own work. reasonable. Patches, 81 up.
No job too large or small Mathis Bros,
610 Columbia rd NV. AD 1910.
RUGS CLEANED SHAMPOOED STERn-
lied. Moth and fire proof storage. Minimum
charge, maximum satisfaction. Manoukian
Bros. 1892 Conn ave. NO. 1865. PO. s026.
UPHOLSTERING. furniture repairing. cabinet
making. refinishing. chair caneine. Est: free.
John Weismuller, 1875 14th st. NV DE. a76O.
91'
WE WILL FINANCE
And install improvements OF any kind to
your home or building.
10 YEARS TO PAY.
American Improvement Co,
1885 N. Y. Ave. NV. MA. 1871. ga
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WANTED-AUTOMORnES.

by auction on Wednesday or Saturday. 10
am. Weschler's 915 NV National
1881. Quick. satisfactory method
WE WILL SELL YOUR CAR on commission
basis or will buy it outright for cash; best
prices paid Jack Pry. 1928 14th St NV.
,WANTED~Chsvrolet Coach. 1888. CO.
3-W
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HELP--MEN.

EUTOMOBTLE SALESMEN-We need . ex-
perienced men to sell new and used cars;
must have transportation; wonderful oppor-
tunity for the right men. See Mr.. Bowls.
Barry-Pate Motor Co., 1850 Park I'd. NV
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sALE-MSCELLANEOUS.

NtVutnut0.p
SEWING MAcHINEs-Dropnead Singer, SIS;
$40: others at SIS; all guar New machines,
Sasss saf MssSiH. 60 GssP scs sSi
SEWING MACHINE, White. elec., rotary.
dozen times; cost $500 sell for SIS cash.
1919 ST. sc.
SEWING MACHINES, reconditioned; all kinds;
lowcst prlces: electric consoles portable and
treadle type; $50 up. a21 st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. portable. cleo
trio: perfect sewing condition; guaranteed;
a real barsain: SIS. National automatic.
unusual bargain. 3s37 Conn. ave.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. GE, 1888.
5716 10th 81. nv. underwoods. 81 mo :
No. =, Sl7 50. Rem: No. 10, $3.50: many
portsoles c,s.s ideal srsduation sift United
paired; new and reconditioned portahles:
lowest prices, easy terms. Typewriter Sales
Service Co. s11 18th NV. MA. 1866.
VACUUM CLEANERS, sweepeT-vac; no bet
Demonstrated in your home Terms. Car
roll Supply Co. ~ 18th st. NV.
WASHING MACHTNEs-The famous Easy
exeeptionsl Value ' at s5a'so bta0'eo $50 down.
Lanseurgh.s. eth, sth and SITS.
WASHING MACHINE. General Electric, re-
less than regular price. One only Carroll
supply Co, 917 18th st NV.
WASHING MACHINES, Easy" with cleo
tric pump; reduced $50; specially priced now
al S59.50. S. Kann Sons Co.
TOMORROW SALE AT wESCHLER s
auction, 9l5 ST. NV, includes suites and
ooo pieces Tor every room in the home:
radios, rugs. etc.
ON THE FARM
You VIII ind many uses for old newspaper
mats, which may be used for insulation in
! sheds. chicken coopS. shed kitchens, etc
mats 23 x19". 100 for 81 .O0 covers 300
So. IT. Apply 6lo Star Building.
BICYCLES FOR RENT.
Csc an hour Columbia 1868.
| USED TIRES.
Good. serviceable used tires that have been
! traded in on the sale OF new Hood tires.
81 and Up.
BEN HUNDLEY. Hood Tires. s43s l4th NV.
RADIO, Freed Eisemann, 8-tube
| beautiful consoles, battery sets,
cabinets, chassis, loud speakers and
accessories to be sacrificed at 2Oc on
the dollar. Act quickly. Carroll Sup
ply Co, III 18th st. NV.
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DEPENDABLE MEN.

We can offer permanent Job with eood
living wage to few real workers; no noaters
or trifers interviewed: requirements. neat
ness and two references See Mr.. Palmer,
Oriental Bldg 9th and F SITS. NV. IL
w A S HIN G. NJ A { H \ +
SALESMEN-Can use 3 expert
enced men; commission 1Z%o
plus bonus of from 81 to s. on
each machine sold; floor days.
See Mr.. Williams, Barber &
Ross, Inc.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN

h1 Oh hI1ONS-WOMEN.
CoMpAN1oN-NURsE. particularly adaptable
pono % eIoe,iy Ir persons refined. long experience
DRESSMAK1NG. SEWING experienced out
py Gay or a. home. references PO, 1897
l4l6 10Th st NV.
MAKING-Remodeltng light tailoring
sPecidItteS: training and professional ex-
pPeIlence rates reasonable. J. Kinsley sol
SToaq st. Falls Church, Va. Phone F. C.
GIRL. light colored. normal school graduate.
wisheS ", dos & 3oo as houSemaid. waitress or maid
III doclot once potomac 1926. 22'
GIRL, colored. for nursing or work in apt;
reference. Call Adams 1892.
GRADUATE NURSE will take any case in
ne nome IN or out of city Rates reduced
Adams 92slR.
PRIMARY TEACHER. experienced: specially
successful IN interesting very young or back
jects Address Box 3a3-R. Star once 2l.
READER, experienced. Will read to an in
Decatur 1Ss7-R 2Is
SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER yrs ex-
perlerce general Office and secretarial work
correspondence accurately and neatly writ
ten. Hyatts. 1861.
STENOGRAPHER. age 30. experienced; small
salary, am in need of immediate employ
merit Mary Hines. IL 9445.
TYPIST Competent correspondence dicta-
tion typiSt desires work after q pm. I0c
per letter 81 per dozen. NE. 2las "l'
! WOMAN. Christian, wants position a house
keeper companion in Christian home
likes children, reasonable salary. Adams
20I6-J
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eEIUTY OPERATOR. must be expert marcel
Isr. hnger waver. hair cutter. 225 Nat
Press Bds. between ] and =
CANVAssERs for home lmprovements, no
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PAPERHANCING. PLASTERING-Rooms SIS
up. Neat. clean work, by local. responsible
mechanic. Baitz. 60l Irving ST. NV CO. 1859
PAPERHAEGING-Room papered, 81 and
up. estimate fur: work guaranteed A. T
George. 2129 18th st. NV. Apt. .. DE. 4l49
PAINTING, PAPERING & PLASTERING-
Prompt. reliable service. - UP. Work guar
snteed Call N Raine, CO. S3S2W, AID. 1030S.
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LADY, young. refined, between 25 and 30.
for bookkeeper, typ!St. general once Work
must be neat and have pleasing per
xonality. can arrange room and board; state
rxperience, age, nationality and salary e1-
pected, in own handwriting Address Box
1S--R Sfar nflce
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CHEVROLET 2-DOOR 1929-Overhauled
and put in first-class condition. Excellent
care has been given this. car by former
owner. Buy on your own terms. Full year
service guaranteed S77. Nolan Motor So
I'LL 18th st. NV. and Connecticut ave- at
N
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CHEVROLET COACH. I93I-Here is a beau
tiful car, in fine condition; any demonstra-
tions you and your family desire; see i'm
mediately: S335 only 500 down. bal easy
! through General Motors: your car in trade
owens MOTOR Co E2o3 Ga
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DURANT 1880 4-DOoR SEDAN-splerdid
condition: new paint. super-specal for
TRIANGLES gigantic uSed-car sale at
81 50, Everybody's talking TRIANGLE, the
Famous for Service" Ford Dealers, New
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PIERCE-ARROW SPORT COUPE-4-speed
transmission; mileage, $4,000; perfect con-
dition; lady only owner; best offer; immed
sale necessary. 3700 Georgia ave. NV,
Columbia 4R56
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CHEVROLET 1881 SEDAN-Ths car is. in
splendid condition, motor. paint tires ike
balance easy terms arranged Century Mo-
tors, 1908 18th St n ", North 1922.
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HUDSON 8 COACH. 1880. S395; has the ap-
pearance OF new car: original black Duco
finish. excellent motor and rubber; your car
in trade easy terms. Lee D. Butler. Inc,
o1hh Champlain st. Il.
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CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN 1931-Re-
conditioned mechanically: new tires. excel
lent throughout. See this car before you
bur: 1899. Cherner 1871 Fla. ave. nv.
CHEVROLET COACH. 1929-Perfect con-
ditiOn. sos. Lady. LOS 18th st NV.
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LADIES ~, Tor sales dept, sl5 FIRST two
Ieeks: we teach you the work good future
no trifers considered: See MI Price Orlen-
Ia n u
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DOCTOR for boys camp in exchange TO
summer vacation. CII 3027.
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WOMEN. young (4), Is TO 30 yrs. to work
with msnsPer. good proposition h'sh school
and college graduates preferred can earn
SI0 A day MAYFAIR Art Studio, 1923 Conn.
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PACKARD 1882 COUPE. with rumble seat;
perfect condition. 5000 miles: 81 .295: pri-
vate owner; consider your car in trade;
Tar 1n2O1 oOs
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EXPERIENCED
SALESLADIES
WANTED FOR PERMANENT
P O S1TIONS SELLIN G.
DRESSES AND MILLINERY.
APPLY WILSON'S, Ills F ST.
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FORD VS. TUDOR sEDAN-Splendid in
super special for TRIANGLES gigantic used
car sale at $3.50. Just imagine it-buy no
wonderful selection of blue ribbon guaran-
teed cars offered by TRIANGLE. the IA
nous for service" Ford Dealers. New York
ave. NV.
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1929 COUPE-Excellent con-
dltion: new tires new battery: must sell;
: Ii D6 Ant
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IADrEs. g. contact work; no selling; expert
ence not essential, pleasant Work 5000 pay.
QGoA
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WOMAN middle-eged. Spa anlsh-spes sklne, as
mothers helper Apply 21Il ST. NV
WOMEN neat appearing. two, who sre
,rteT,sted in cosmetics and a rapid promo
ton to once nanasers- Apply ''25 Bond
Bidg
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PONTIAC 1891 sEDAN-This car is in per-
feet condition; paint, motor. upholstery like
new. This car can be bought for SIS down,
balance easy terms arranged: no property
signerS. Century Motors. 1905 18th st. NV.
North Q23o
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HELP-WOMEN.
1USTNTSS Opp0RTl

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
We need a woman of education and ma
ture Judgment to represent us in Washing
ton, preferably some one who needs to be
self-supporting Applicants must give full
particulars as regards education. experience
and also telephone number The Book House
for Children. 1900 Mitten Bldg. PhlladeI-
mia
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YOUNG LADY TO operate addresSosrsph ma
chine and general work IN launory once:
hours from 10 m. TO $50. ADDRESS BOX
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1a2a-worth S35 to
| our car is IN dandy mechanical condition.
good appearance. tires. upholstery can sell
for S1!5. with only 500 down. bal. SIS mo.
| through General Motors your car in trade
| Washingtons Finest Used-Car Display. 1928
Ga. ave.
| finish; used very little; carefully driven;
must sell: 1915. Call North 4764J. eyes,
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HUDSON BROUGHAM. 1929-This car has
a beautiful Biddle e. Smart custom body.
with luxurious interior; original finish like
new; excellent motor and rubber; $3.50: your
car in trade; terms. Lee d. Butler, Inc,
oI65 Champain st NV
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lcostinaed on Nezt PaEe.5
Evening star., 1933-11-11
HENRY P. DO0LITTLE
DIES AT EVANSTON
Native Of Capital Was Head of
International Harvester
Patent Division.

Henry Pelouze Doolittle. So, in charge
of the International Harvester Co.'S
patent division, died yesterday at
Evanston, H., it was learned here. He
was native Of Washington. Funeral
services will be held at Evanston Mon
day, with burial at Winnetka, III, where
he resided.
Mr.. Doolittle attended Central High
School and old Columbian Law School,
now q part Of George Washington Uni
versity. He entered business here with
his father, William H Doolittle, one
time commissioner of patents, and an
older brother. William Gregg Doolittle,
now practicing in Pittsburgh.
He had been connected with Interna-
tional Harvester for II years, with
offices in Chicago. He was married in
1918 to Miss Ethel Boaz of Indianapolis,
and, besides his widow, is survived by
two sons, Burling Gregg and Harry
Courtney Doolittle; three sisters, Misses
Jennie, Sara and Mary Doolittle of
washington, and his brother in Pitts
burgh.
He was a member of the District
bar, the bar of the Supreme Court OF
the United States and Of the Patent
Bar Association. He also was affiliated
With Kappa Alpha Fraternity
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Marriage Licenses.

tine W. Turner. 22. 1926 New HI HampsSire 1sSls
ave: Rev. J. H. Durham.
William L. Geinar, 27 Soldiers, unma and
Dorothy NJ; Beavers IS. 1859 PARK Ic rd'
Rev. Daniel y; Connors.
H. Raymond Wilburn. 80. Benning Station
and Julia B. WhitSon, 20. 311 cuacken-
bos st.; Rev. @. @. johnson.
Ira Q. ,Wamsley: 2S, 1909 NJ st. n.e and
Charlotte e. Templeman, 22, 1910 14th
st, s.e.: Rev. ]. G. Ball.
Sherman S. Berry, "a, Falmouth Va and
Mary I. Gardner. FL. 1916 Il ST.; Rev
gf Bosd EESs Tavern Wv VA snf Rev Nsls L. 4
James q. Roberts, r.. 22, huntington. Long
Island. and Phyllis Bell. 2I, Island Park,
Long Island. Rev. II. w. Toison
Joseph A. Kozel. 21, and Elizabeth Elmer
18. both Of Baltimore: Rev. w. II. Hon.
Leon A. vargara, 81. Fort washington. Nd.
and winnie 4. Joiner. 21. Chapel Lane:
Arthur Hbsxi Z Esenes. g saia5 Us. Bellevue N y and a
3, H,Inss HHinssssn; a. Jamaica. n. T.; Rev. J.
J. Montso9sry. "a. and Beulsh N, sIsk,
e, both Of culpeper. Va; Rev. W. 8.
wsy a M g. 45a s2I boasass & a aas Nd Ea.sh asa
Aired Z smith. iifS 20. and Emolene stephenson.
10, both cf ? Wonders court s.v.; Rev.
william. psMEsins. 20. 1888 9th st. ana
Mary Brookins. 20. 1889 Vermont ave-:
Rev. j. Lewis.
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ALLEGED WHISKY SEIZED

Two men were arrested yesterday in
an on-sale beer establishment In the
1000 block of E street southeast after
police declared they witnessed drinking
of nard liquor on the premises.
The men arrested are Harry Leonard
Kuhn, 81, and his brother, John G..
Kuhn, 81. The former was charged
with sale. and possession and the latter
with possession. The raiding squad,
led by Lieut.. N. o. Holmes, reported
seizure of approximately 20 quarts Of
alleged whisky. a
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STRICKEN SUDDENLY.
CLARENCE ]. DORR DIES
Clerk in War Secretary's Office
Was on Way to Work From
Home in Hyattsville.

Clarence j. Dorr, 70, a clerk In the
office Of the Secretary of War, was
stricken suddenly this morning while
or his way to work from his home at
Hyattsville. Md, and died shortly after
he was taken to Emergency Hospital.
Mr.. Dorr went to the State, War and
Navy Building. stopping by the War
Department dispensary for first aid
There his condition became acute and
a.. ambulance was summoned from
Emergency Hospital
He was pronounced dead about five
minutes after his arrival at the hospital,
presumably Of heart attack. by DR..
Nathan Sharove. Members Of his fam
lily were notified.
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Accompanies President to
Tomb of Unknown Soldier
This Morning.
This Morning.

Mrs Mark L. Bristol, Mrs. William
Mark Conrad. Miss Cary Randolph,
Mrs. Huston Thompson, Mrs. William
Jennings Price, Miss Portia Oberly and
Mrs. Claude Porter The Young Demo-
Gratis will be represented by Miss Helen
Newton.
The Minister Of Canada. the honor
able Mr., William Duncan Herridge is
patron for the Arrnistice Ball of the
British Great War Veterans, to be held
at the Waldorf Astoria This evening, in
New York.
The retiring Minister of the Union
of South Africa and Mrs. Louw will
sail today on the Rex for Mr.. Lsouw's
new post in Italy.
The director general of the Pan
American Union, DR.. L. S. Rove, at
tended a meeting in New York today
of the Association of Consuls General
of Latin America, at that city. DR..
Rowe late. sailed on the American
Legion to attend the Seventh Interna-
tional Conference of American States,
at MOntevideo.
Mr.. Walter j. Cummings special as
sistant to the Secretary of the Treasury,
and Mrs. Cummings, had guests dining
with them last evening at the Carlton
Sonora de Prieto, wife of the military
attache Of the Cuban embassy, was
hostess at luncheon yesterday when her
guests included Mrs. William H King,
Mrs. Jesse Jones, Mrs. Stanley Reed,
Mrs Robert Patterson, Mrs. Merchant
Mahoney. Sonora de Planell, Mrs Ed
ward Robbins, Mrs William T. Willett
and Baroness Won Lovenfeldt.
The Secretary of the Polish embassy
and Nine. Moscicka will entertain the
members of the embassy staff and their
wives at tea this afternoon in celebra-
ton of the anniversary of Polish inde-
pendenCe,
The commercial secretary of the
British embassy, Mr.. McCormick-Good
hart, will entertain the officers of the
British cruiser Danae this afternoon at
his country estate, Langley Park. in
Maryland. This evening dance will
be given at the Army Navy Country
Club for the visiting British officers
with Mr. Harold H Sims, attache Of
the embassy, entertaining some OF the
officers at supper.
Last evening Vice Admiral Drax,
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and Mrs. soukup at their home on
Long Island, N. Y.

and Mrs. Soukup at their home on
Long Island, N. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. william J. vereen of
Moultrie, Ga, spent yesterday in Wash
ington at the Mayfiower, and are at
tending the Yale-Georgia foot ball game
in New Haven today. Mr.. Vereen will
return the first Of the week to the May
flower, where he makes his headquarters
while in washington In connection with
his duties as member of the N. r. A.
Industrial Advisory Board.
Miss NJ. A. r. Stottlemeyer was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Millard F.
Brown entertained informally at dinner
Thursday in her homes Oak Lawn, in
Arlington County, Va, having among
other guests Mr.. Edgar Hamilton F.
Funk and Mrs. Clarice Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bracket of Ia
koma Park entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of DIR. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hawkins of Montrose, Mimi, and
Miami, Fla, and Mrs. Hawkins sister,
Mrs. Lillis Miller Crawford of Battle
Creek, Mich, who are spending a couple
of weeks in Takoma Park, the guests of
DR.. and Mrs. Hawkins son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Farrand
Wnlett-
Mrs. william La Varre will be hostess
at the tea this afternoon at the
Women's City Club at o'clock As
sisting will be members of the Needle
work Guild, Mrs. CuStis Perry, Mrs
Meta Cole, Mrs. Emma Saul, Miss
Roberta Tull, Miss Mary Mason and
Mrs. Charles H Curl Mrs. Boyd Tay-
lor, president of the District of Co
lumbia branch, will be the guest OF
honor. Presiding at the tea table will
be Mrs. Truman Able, Mrs. George
Perkins, Mrs. Robert Bates and Mrs
Ernest Daniel. Mrs. La Varre and
members Of the guild are making their
annual campaign for gifts of clothing
and household linens which are being
presented by club members and their
friends for the distribution in coll
junction with other Needlework Guild
chapters on November q.
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Ickes Gets New Aide.

AUSTIN, Tex, November IL (P-
A. w. Walker, jr., president of the
Texas Petroleum Council, said yester-
day he had resigned to accept a posi-
ton as personal representative of Har-
old L. Ickes, Secretary of the Interior.
in matters pertaining to the oil in
dustry.
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Veterans Benefit Balls
Tonight Celebrate Armistice.

The singing of the "Star Spangled
Banner" by Miss Elsie Croft and the
"Marseillaise" by Nine Renee Hern-
holm will open the Armistice ball of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars tonight
at Wardman Park Hotel The ball
room has been decorated with flags of
the allied nations and adding color
to the event will be the uniforms Of
the Overseas Drum and Bugle Corps
who will form a military escort for the
many distinguished guests upon their
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TOM DONALDSON DIES

e110H VH R5OH 8 @ 4n441AC SO1uAUoO11J
War Hero, Expires at Home.
Tom Donaldson, brother of Sergt.
Mike Donaldson, bemedaled World War
hero, died yesterday at his home in
Haverstraw, N. Y.
Sergt Mike, whose custom it has been
to lay a red rose on the Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier every Armistice day,
left last night for HaverStraw, where he
Will attend the funeral of his brother.
The two brothers enlisted in the Army
together-on the day before war was
declared The younger brother leaves q
wife and seven children.
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Minute Mystery
Solution to
CLASS nAV
(See Page A-4O

The bullet hit the target
browns head, because the bull
let in the gun before firing moved
in the same direction and with
the same velocity as the target.
Hence there is no relative motion
between gun and target. When
the bullet Is fired 1t acts entirely
Independently Of the motion Of
the train and strikes the target
as If both were perfectly sta
tionary.
THE PRUSSIAN SCHOOL
MASTER WON THE BATTLE
OF SADOWA.-Moltke.
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daughter of the former United States
Ambassador to Chile and Mrs. William
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commander of the cruiser, entertained
at dinner aboard the Danae, which is
| docked at the navy yard. Following the
dinner the visiting officers attended the
dance in the sail loft" of the navy
yard
Mile. Nella Veverka, debutante daugh-
! ter Of the Minister Of CZechoSlovakia
and Nine Veverka, was the honor guest
at a dinner party given by group of
| friends at Club Michel last evening.
The other guests were Miss Dorothy
| Tirrell, Miss Patsy Benton, Miss Kath-
arine Pearson, Miss Katherine Brown,
| Miss Helen Williams, Miss Frances
| Simpson, Miss Peggy England, Miss
Mildred English, Miss Barbara Roll,
Mrs. Neitah King, Miss Chavez, Miss
Ann Daingerf1eld, Miss Caroline Chan
try, Mr. Waverly Taylor, Mr.. Murray
Fay, Mr.. George Crowley, Mr.. Gerard
Guilfoyle, Mr.. Charles JAMES, jr.; Mr..
Rufus Roll, Mr.. Delk Simpson, Mr.. Ken
| meth Symon, Mr.. Elliott, Mr.. William
Savage, MIR. Larry Mehren, Mr.. Charles
Maiden and Mr.. Stanley Miller.
Miss lone walters, daughter of the
Assistant Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs, Theodore A. Walters, will be mar
ried to Mr.. Robert Van Uden Of Wallace,
Idaho. this afternoon. The wedding
| will take place at o'clock In the May
flower Hotel, Rev Edward H. Roach
| officiating.
Col. and Mrs. William F. Wooten were
, hosts to company of 10 at dinner last
| evening.
Mrs. Stanley r. Reed left Washington
yesterday to spend the week end with
| her son, Mr.. Stanley F. Reed, jr., and
to attend the Yale-Georgia foot ball
game this afternoon. Mrs. Reed and
| her husband who is general counsel OF
| the Reconstruction Finance Corpora
| ton, live at the Mayhower.
Ferguson-Hand Wedding
Yesterday in New York City.
Miss Frances L., Hand, daughter OF
Justice Learned Deshon Hand Of the
| United States Circuit Court Of Appeals
J and Mrs Hand, and Mr.. Robert Munro
Ferguson, son of Representative-elect
Isabella Greenway, were married IN New
York yesterday in the home Of the
| brides parents, Justice Philip j. NC
Cook officiating, with only the families
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson will pass a
side in New York The bride Is a sis
| ter of Mrs. Robert A. Jordan, jr., the
| former Miss Constance Hand, and Of
| the former Miss Mary Deshcn Hand,
who married Mr.. John D. w. Churchill,
son of Mr. Winston Churchill, Amer
| ican novelist, and Mrs. Churchill.
/ The bride Is a descendant OF John
/ Hand, who settled in Southampton,
Long Island, in 1864. Phoebe Hand, a
great-granddaughter Of John Hand, was
married in 1887 to Cornelius Wander
bilt of Staten Island, and was the
mother of Commodore Cornelius Van
! derbilt
Mr.. Ferguson attended the Santa
Barbara School for Boys, Santa Bar
/ bara, Calf, and was graduated from
| Yale in 1880. He Is member of the
Racquet and Tennis Club.
! Miss Jane Culbertson, -debutante
daughter of the former United States
l. NENe Ia
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I'm Mpn1nriattf.

BEACH. SARAH ANNE. In sad and loving
remembrance Of our dear wife and moth
er. SARAH ANNE BEACH, who departed
this life. two years ago today, November
IL. 1881.
Sleep on. dear mother, take thy rest
God called you home He knew 1t best:
A faithful mother. both loving and kind
A better mother no one could ind.
LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
INGRAM. MARY r. IN sad but loving re-
membrance Of my dear sister. MARY F.
INGRAM. who departed this life one year
ago today. November IL. 1882.
Gone. but not forgotten;
Nor ever shall you be-
AS long as life and memory last
I VIII always think of thee
SISTER FLORENCE
INGRAM. MARY r. In sad but loving re-
membranes OF our friend. MARY r IN
GRAM. who departed this life one year
ago today, November IL 1882
Friend. you suffered hours of pain
To wait for cure. but all in vain
50 God alone knew what was best
He called you home TO give you rest.
SINCERE FRIENDS ANNIE O. FLETCHER
AND MILDRED A. HILL.