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JAMES H. CREW,
ATTORNEY, DIES
Served at One Time as Rail.
way Adjuster for Postal
Department.

James H. Crew, "a, former superin-
tendent of railway adjustments of the
Post ONCE Department and an attor-
ney here for Is years, died last night
at the residence Of his daughter, Mrs.
Grosvenor Jones. 37o0 Massachusetts,
avenue. He had lived here since 1880.
Born near Damascus, Ohio, he was
a son Of John and Margery Ellyson
Crew. He studied law at the Uni
versity of Michigan and at National
University, where he received degrees
Of LIB. and LIN. His wife died in
1881.
Until about Is months ago Mr..
Crew continued TO carry on his affairs
as member Of the firm of Thomp-
son & Slater.
Mr.. Crew was a charter member of
the Ohio Society of Washington and
long a member of the National
Geographic Society. He also was a
member of the International Order of
Odd Fellows and had held many
offices in the organization.
Surviving, in addition to the daugh-
ter at whose home he died, is another
daughter. Mrs. Mark A Watson.
Funeral services will be held at the
Friends Meeting House, Thirteenth
and Irving streets, Thursday at 2 pm,
with Rev. Lindley D. Clark officiating
Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery
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Marriage Licenses.

Clarence Lee 81. and Kathleen Dean, 90.
both Of 617 4la st. s.w.' Rev. w
Lawrence c. Lennon. 90, Buena Vista,
va, and Ruth Jennings. -. 1407 18th
St. Judge Robert robert. Ma .idlu yrtor e.
and Ruth H Tennyson 20. 1888 Bit
more ST. Rev w. Joyce Russell.
Leon Steinberg, 80. 6l2l2 22nd st. and
Cleo Dale. 81. 221o E st.; Judge Robert
vlaain Ml',i A aroasky, 81 100 80 Church
william J. Brown. 50; Baltimore; and
Gladys M Page 10, 1865 Biltmore
Richard sf Fe e Bu a MsF' 90. and Constance
M. Baker 26, both of New York City;
Judge Robert E. Mattinsly.
Robert Re Ac0In p Ghiy pa Pa ana ReV
Richard H. Lane. IS. and Marie V. Nc
Eva yy p o6; both of Richmond Rev
Nelson + l. Richardson. "a. eoe5 Vermont
You st.: Rev; I. W. Gooch.
and Dorothy Evans, 81. Baltimore; Rev.
James ceaSer, "a 4o3s Wisconsin ave.
I'd. Sc; Rev. F. NJ. W: schneeweisk.
St. and Catherine W Thompson, 81.
Gertrude Bell. % Az Sth ST. sw;
Rev. John L. Miller.
Thomas A. Thornhill. 81. 3033 18th St,
and Martha A. Rhea. II. 1913 18th st.;
Rev. R. H. Miller.
Willie williams 20. and Daisy Coins. 1s.
both Of az 10Th st. ne; Judge Robert
E. Mattingly.
George W. Young 2S. 1870 Harvard St.
and Sue w. Farwell. "A. Astoria, Ill;
Rev. Frederick B. Harris.
Charles F. Hawkins. II. 662 st. ne
and Ruth c. Crummitt. FL. 1914 Queen
st. ne; Rev. H: M. Canter.
Donald H. Voshall. %. 3427 Quebec ST.
and Genevieve J. Young, 80, 4SOl 14th
ST.; Rev. H. w. Burgan.
Newell A. George. 20, 70l 10th St, and
Regina M Hannah. %. Kansas City,
Kans.; Rev. A. E. Barrow.
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John B. THOMAS
D|ESAT AGE OF 98
Native of Georgetown Is
Victim of Pneumonia
at His Home.

John B. Thomas, 90, native OF
Georgetown and resident there during
most of his life. died of pneumonia
after short illness yesterday at his
home, 3ll4 o street.
Mr.. Thomas had been connected
with the District Paper Co. for many
years, but had been retired in his
18th year. At the time of his retire.
ment he was secretary and treasurer
Mr.. Thomas was consulted contin-
uously by persons seeking to estab-
iish old landmarks or find relatives in
Georgetown in the days preceding
and since the Civil War in which he
took an active part. He acted in the
quartermaster's division of the Union
Army at Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
Events and many historic occurrences
of the Capital were well known to
MIR. Thomas during his near century
Of residence.
An active member of various
Masonic bodies, he was master Of Po-
tomac Lodge, F. A. A. NJ, in the 80s.
He had become a member of that
organization in May, 1867. He also
Masons, the Scottish Rite body and
served up to the time of his death in
many OF the ceremonies.
Surviving are two daughters, Miss
Sue E. Thomas and Mrs. Horace L.
Beall. His wife died in 1880 at the
age Of 80 years.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at $50 pm in his home, and
will be in charge of Rev. Charles T
Warner. rector of st. Adams Church,
and Rev. John Temple. rector of
Christ's Church in Georgetown. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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WILLIAM F. WARD, 81,
PHARMACIST DEAD
Funeral Services Tomorrow at
8 AM. at St. Johns Epis-
copal Church.

William Francis Ward. 81, pharma-
cist in this city more than IS years,
died Sunday afternoon at his home,
1885 K street. Before coming to
Washington, Mr.. Ward was druggist
in Atlanta, Ga, and Richmond, Va.
Born May 10, 1866 in Hot Springs,
Ark, he early took up the study OF
pharmacy. He was a member of the
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants OF
the District of Columbia, Veterans
Druggists Association, Washington
Philatehc Society, Harmony Lodge,
F. A. A M, and other organizations.
Surviving are his widow, Zula
Walker Ward, and daughter, Louise
Markly Ward.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at m. in St. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and H streets, with
Rev. Waldo S. Manly, rector of the
Esther Memorial Church in Congress
Heights. officiating, and assisted by
Rev. Edward S. Dunlap. assistant
rector of ST. Johns. Masonic services
will be held at the burial. which will
be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Draths.


AMMON, CONRAD. On Monday. April 16.
1934 At his residence: 225 10th st. Sc;
Mary 2. Lanaham Ammon; Funeral
h fends IL fvsed oeGar h fnd
Cemetery.
ATCHISON. EUGENE A. On April IS.
1924. At the home of n, daughter. Mrs
Baltimore. Md. EUGENE A.. beloved
husband Of the late Mary Harriet
Atchison. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on nao WEDNESDAY April 49, At S;$e
Church. Baltimore. at 8 am. 1nterment
Cathedral Cemetery. II
BEGkwdIH. MARK Ns On Sunday, Apr RI
st. NV, MARK BECKWfTH. beloved
husband of Arleen Beckwith. He also
leaves to mourn his departure a loving
Hazel and Mary Beckwith. Mrs. Lydia
Forest and Mrs. Winnie Herbert; one
brother. Tillman Beckwith. and host
resting at Holloway & Bowden's funeral
home. 342 s.w. Notice OF funeral
later.
BOONE. VIRGINIA. Oficers and Mem
5O7s. q. u. o. Of o. F: You are re-
autsted to attend the call meeting,
Wednesday. April ls. 1924, Odd Fellows
rang range for t6e funeral Of Our inmate an
VIRGINIA BOONE
SISTER MINNIE BULLOCK. NJ. N. @.
PEARL PARKS. w. r.
BRADLEY LUCY On MONDAY n; April pr
Charles Beall. 1913 st. Sc. LUCY H;
81 hed s se abov. address on
aad ffe Ael invited nv a intermsSt Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
BRADLEY. LUCY II. A special meetina
M Mtznah Chanter No q Is
called for Wednesday. April Is. 1894
IUc nff 81 BsAD nGEa az at o her f
1918 A st. sc. By order Of the xSTth'
m TatrETv n,,rH HELEN a. a; BREWToN.
BRADFORD. ROBERT s. Departed thi.
BRADFORD. son Of the late SANFORD
band Of Mabel Bradford. He also leaves
six sisters. Eta Hammond. Elizabeth
Gaither. zelma Carroll. Melvtns Smith
brothers; Gerald Malcolm and Curtis
Bradford: stepson. william Bowman.
and many other relatives and friends.
iof Of Ale easlae Pope iun si5 isth
st. Sc, until Tuesday at IL O'Clock
thereafter remains may be viewed at the
April is, at pm. from the Trinidad
Baptist Church. Bladensburg road and
Levy ST. ne Rev. S. D. Franklin Of
floating. Friends invited. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
BROWN, AGNES A. On Monday. April 10
1894 at ST Agnes Hospital. Baltimore
Nd. AGNES A BROWN. beloved wife
of Fred NJ. Bro<n. in her 45th year
Body resting at Warner E Humphrey
funeral home, Rockville, Nd. Notice oil
funeral later.
GREW JAMES H. On Tuesday April II
1894 at l.l5 am. JAMES H. CREW
father Of Mrs. Mark A. Watson anc
Mrs. Grovenor Jones at his residence
1900 Massachusetts ave. NV. Funera
Thursday. . pm. from the Friends Meet
ing House. 18th and Irving SITS NV
Interment in Rock Greek Cemetery
Kindly omit flowers. 49,
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we're Mrs. O'Brien's father, Thomas
L. Clinton, rs, who makes his home
with her, and Richard E. Mack, 81,
of the 2l00 block of P street. They
corroborated the statement Of the
husband, Samuel F. O'Brien, SO. that
the shooting was accidental. O'Brien
was not held by police.
The gun discharged twice, one OF
the bullets striking Mrs. O'Brien's
right arm. She was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital.
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Deaths Reported.

Mary L. Brown, Sc. 900 st. ne.
Theresa Gaines, S3. 1871 Q st.
Ella G Harvey. S3. 234O Wyoming ave
Sarah E. Miller. 81. 100 Maryland ave. ne.
Lucy H. johnson. 81. AIS Oneida pl
Libbie M. Topping. 10 1881 Harvard st.
John Trader "a, 7l2 10th st. ne.
Samuel H. French. r.. Sibley Hospital
William w. Newton. IS, Providence Hos
Mary Cullember. "a. Emergency Hospital
John r. CoSgrove. SO. Walter Reed Hos
MARGARET H. Pollen. 55. 41e5 7th st.
Harry P. Wilkinson. 35, 1919 31st st.
Bernadette L. Taylor 81. Sibley Hospital.
Joseph Bern. 16 GEORGETOWN Hospital
Infant to William and Ella Peterson.
Children's Hospital.
Infant John Doe. found in woods at 18th
st. and Colorado ave.
George Garrison. 81. Gallineer Hospital
James Queen, so. 9th and Douglas SITS ne.
Cornelia Smith. 49, 29l4 18th st.
william Dimes. "a. Gallinger Hospital.
John H Scott. !. Freedmen's Hospital.
Samuel Holt. ] Children's Hospital.
Infant Robert P. johnson. Children's Hos
Infant. David L. Green. Gallinger Hos
Infant. to Mary Garlick. Gallinser Hos
Infant to Clyde and Gladys williams,
Infant. to, Samuel and Elnora Crawford.
Infant to Emma Chew. Gallinper Hospital.
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MRS. SIDWELL RITES
HELD AT ST. ALBANS
Co. Principal of Friends School
Buried in Rock Creek
Cemetery.

Funeral service for Mrs. Thomas W.
Siowell, u, co-principal with her hus-
band of Friends School, were to be
held at 3 pm. today at St Adams
Church, Wisconsin and Massachusetts,
avenue. Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Mrs Sidwell. a native OF Salem.
Ohio, and well known graduate of
Wilson College and Vassar College,
died Sunday at her home. 1901 Wis
consin avenue. She was a former
teacher at Central High School.
Honorary pallbearers will include
G. Gould Lincoln. Maj. Archibald
King. T Janney Brown, j. Austin
Stone. Phillip Sidney Smith. DR..
George E. Bowerman. Clarence A. As
pinwall, John Weaver, DR.. Cloyd H.
Marvin. George B. Woods. DR.. Charles
Moore and DR.. John c. Merriam.
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HI mrrnrfant

HESTER, RUTH FORD. In loving mem.
ory Of my daughter. RUTH FORD HIS
TER, who departed into eternal rest ona
year ago. Apirl Il. 1893.
I cannot say and I will not say
That she is dead. she is tust away
with a CHEEKY smile and a wave OF the
She has has wandered into an unknown land.
HER MOTHER AND BROTHERS.
KING ~ HARRY VAN, A tribute, Of love
H y E1s ym TI% vf 81 my dear husband.
year ago today. April Il, 1889:
Thu long road lies white between
Memorys trees Of evergreen
but most OF all l bless it for
1t leads me back to you once more.
LOVING WIFE. EDITH.
LEDERER. CAROLINE. In loving remem-
6 DTap1e OF our dear m9IhsE and grsnd-
whom GOD called to the heavenly man:
sons sons four years ago today. April II,
I oimly guess, from blessings known,
OF greater out of sight
And. with the chastened psalmist, own
Gods judgments. too, are right
And If my heart and flesh are weak
To pear an untried pain,
IN. bruised reed He will not break
But strengthen and sustain.
LOVING son. MELVIN. AND GRAND
CHI SHIL J2R MIRIAM. EUN1cE AND
MAlER. GEORGE J. p. In sad but loving
our beloved father. GEORGE J. P
MA1ER. who departed this life two
years ago today. April II. 1882.
When the evening shades are gathering
And We are sitting all alone
In our heart there comes a longing.
II papa would only come home.
Our hearts are sad and lonely nov.
Our Prief too deep TO tell
But time Will come. we care not when
That we with husband and papa may
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
PENNA. PROVIDENCE MARIE. In sad
e egt l9HlGE mepG,y Of ny devoted wife.
parted this life life five years ago today.
Dear Providence. when I'm alone I Ike
to stray
Along the road to yesterday.
10 live again in memory
The happy days that used to be.
The dearest pal ever knew.
providence. dear. that you.
Your memory is treasured more than
not far away. where they sently laid
your body to rest in peace
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. ANTHONY
REID. ELIZABETH MOORE In loving
BETH MOORE REID. who departed this
life April H. F FaIa' " pr1n ,1,v
RIDGwAY, FANNIE E. Blessed is the
memory Of my devoted mother, FAN
ME E. RIDGWAY. who passed to o
higher life April II. 1923.
Rest and peace forever
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. ALMA r.
FORTUNE.
SAYLES, EVA JULIA AND JAMES EVAN
DER. tribute to the memory of our
dear children. EVA JULIA SAYLES. who
died flve years ago, April II, 1929 and
JAMES EVANDER SAYLES who died
thirty years ago, April II. 1904.
Sunshine passes shadows fall
But loves remembrance outlasts ALL
THE FAMILY
ToTTEN; SARAH ELIZABETH. In loving
remembrance Of our beloved mother
SARAH ELIZABETH TOTEM. who left
US twelve years ago today. April II,
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our eyes shed many tears;
GOO alone knows how we miss you
At the end Of these twelve years.
Mother. thou art gone to rest
And this shall be our prayer:
~Ihat when we reach our journeys end
Thy glory We may share
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WILSON. EDDIE LEE. Sacred to the
memory Of my dear husband EDDIE
LEE WILSON. who departed this life
one year ago today. April Il. 1898.
Gone. but not forgotten
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. GERTRUDE WILL
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Drafha.
PAYFAIR.

PAYFAIR. TRACY M. Washington. D.
e. Ca. Lodge No s0,J Is p o EIEs !, The
i9"' for the h:'G purpose Of 1 paying erfb!
ute to the memory Of our late brother.
efand ddss q Re ee Rsse dpt f.
10. 1884. Elk services at Humphreys
funeral home. Georgia ave. and Harden
from above at Q p IN. April ia. Inter-
ment a. Rock Greek Cemetery. BY
JOS. F. HAGERTY. Exalted Ruler.
Attest; w. s, SHELBY. Secretary.
PAYFhIR,, TRACY NJ. A special COM
REunication Of Hope Ledge. No; 90. r.
day. April Is. 1851. at ia:S 9p % m sor
the purpose OF attending the funeral Of
our late brother TRACY NJ. PAYFAIR.
Attest. P lEsL1s E E, G ATHEY. Master.
ROBINSON. JACOB C. Departed tbi. ~.
on Sunday morning. April 15.. 1884. at
dsyossd hasbs4d S Of Rate the B lG Robz
iNn .9 v father Of 'Eiizabeth Robinson Of
Jackson and Anna NJ. Lyles. Funeral
"wednesday: Aprif'ls. from Union Yves
ley A. M z. 2. Church 23rd st. between
Remains may s5S be n vIsvs at ,,ts oeIock pm
TUESDAY TUESDAY. April II. Interment HARMONY
ROBINSON. JACOB c. Bannsker pitt,
JAcos e. Ro ssnSsnssS the S,, death Of
1884; and that The funeral y xil nP Be- b..id
Union Wesley Church. 25rd and i L iI tt1
J. C. BURLLS. Sec. Fle''
Skinner. EMMA. On Monday Anr,r 70
1884. MISS EMMA SHfFNEP' 1 ps 10.
resting at the W. w. Chambers CO fi is
neral iteral home, 400 Chaplin st. NV, No.
lice OF funeral later. awe -'0-
THOMAS John
JOHN THo o h9m Beloved S1i4 h2s St u
yIved by two daughters Mrs M HoI rs sur
Besll and Miss Sue e Thomas. Funeral
I rom me above residence Wednesday.
Hill Cemetery. YAK
THOMAS. JOHN b. A special corrrr,.
a' Nm is Of cd fHt99 Fac kodse No \
1884. At $50 pm. to attend A pr i fs
JoRH q our Iste brother Past Master
RICHARD P. wADDEY. Secretary.
UNDERWOOD. PHOEBE. On SUNDAY
FR R5 Be- u 1sid " 6so5fedm ST. HosDts
mourn their loss one dauSht.r' fstb. 70
brother. one sister and other relatiVss
and friends; Remains resting at Stew
Of fn5 5sners u nome 80 st. ne. Notice
WARD; WILLIAM FRANCIS. On SUNDAY
HrS w, APT. TOl, WILLIAM FRAN
1iS WARD. beloved husband of ZuIa
M WsIktr Ward Var. and father of Louise
CHAPEL OF Joseph Gavler's Sons TIA
"a Fave, ave NV: Services at St. Johns
episcopal Church; 18th and SITS NV.
WEDNESDAY. April Is. at am, Inter.
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. II
"hKD, WILLIAM FRANCIS. The mem.
ners OF Association OF Oldest Inhsb.
itants are requested to attend the fl-
ners! Of our late associate WILLIAM
EERANClS WARD. from St Johns
episcopal Church. 18th and H SITS. NV.
"eoneSaay. April is. 1894. at Q am.
THEODORE W. MOVES. President.
j. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary.
ZEkvos, CONSTANTINE. On Monday,
Aprll 10. 1884. at his residence. 1912
s. NV; CONSTANTINE zERVos,
the beloved husband of Mary zervos and
Isther OF MIS-. Katherine FionRas and
George K. zervos of Piraeus Greece
P ~ services at his late, residence
thence to St Sophia's Church. where
services will be held at 2;30 m. Rela-
yves and friends are invited Interment
at GlenWOOd Cemeterv
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Rites for Author Today.

MIAMI. Fla. April II P.-Final
rites for H. Lincoln Beach, So, author.
lecturer and realtor, will be held here
today. Beach. author of The Golden
Urge" was credited with initiating
the use of already-wrapped bakery
bread. and discovering a base for soap
polish and cleaner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-04-17
DR.. PAYFAIR FUNERAL
PLANNED TOMORROW
Delegation From D. C. Medical
Society to Attend Services
at Humphreys.

at Humphreys.
Funeral services for DR.. Tracy
Morgan Payfair will be held tomor-
row at 2 pm. at the Humphrey
funeral establishment on Georgia
avenue, Silver Spring, Md. A dele
CATION from the District of Columbia
Medical Society. of which he was a
member, will attend the last rites.
Born at Binghamton. N. Y, DR..
Payfair was graduated from the
Kansas City Dental College in 1898
coming to this city in that year. He
was member of the B. P. o. Elks,
Hope Lodge. No. 20, F. A. A. M;
Almas Temple, National Dental As
ISOLATION, Press Club and other or
CARNATIONS.
Surviving are his widow Mrs. Laura
c. Payfair and sister, Miss Nellie
Payfair.
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NOTED SURGEON DIES

DR.. Clement Cleveland, Retired,
Had Been in Failing Health.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, April
II A9.-Dr. Clement Cleveland. go
HARDWOOD, N. Y, one of the Nations
outstanding surgeons before his retire
ment Is years ago, died at his Winter
home here last night He had been
in failing health for some time.
DR.. Cleveland was president of the
American genealogical Society, pres
ident of the New York Obstetrical
Society and vice president of the
American Society for the Control OF
Cancer.
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WOMAN is RECOVERING
FROM BULLET WOUND
Mrs. Marie O'Brien Shot in Arm
as Husband Was Unload
ing Revolver.

Mrs. Marie O'Brien, IS, was recov-
ering today from a bullet wound re-
ceived last night, when an old as
caliber revolver. belonging to her nus
band, was accidentally discharged as
he was unloading it in the hallway
Of their home, Is Todd place north
east.
Present at the time Of the Shooting
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DR.. A. M. SOULE DIES
Georgia N. r. A. Official Headed
Agricultural College.

ATLANTA. April II tP1.-Dr. An
drew M. Soule, 81, of Athens, Georgia
director of the National Emergency
Council and State N. r. A. compli-
ance director, died here last night OF
pneumonia, which developed after q
major operation two months ago.
DR.. Soule for 26 years was presi-
dent of the State College Of Agri-
culture. He was appointed only re-
Gently to the Federal post. A..
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Veteran Commander Dies.

ANSONVILLE, N. c.. April IT (P)
W. A. Smith, 80, State commander
of the United Confederate Veterans
died of a heart attack at his home
here last night.
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Cinchona Bark Curbed.

The Netherlands East Indies gov
eminent plans to further restrict the
production of cinchoma bark, the
source of uuinine.
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Uarh uf ThankH.

BRYANT, J. LEWIS. I wish to thank my
relatives and many friends for their
comforting words OF sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes at the death Of my
husband. J. LEWIS BRYANT
JAMIE SCOTT BRYANT.
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CURFEW FOR CANARIES

Prisoners Complain Birds Had
Kept Them Awake.
JOLIET, ILL.,, April II (P.-A curfew
order for the canaries in the State
Penitentiary has been issued by the
warden.
1t means covers will have to be
placed on the canary cages at 9 pm.
Some of the convicts complained
that the singing of the canaries kept
them awake.
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WE'D so YEARS

Couple Spend Entire Welded Life
in Same House.
ericsson, Pa, April II (P).-In the
house to which William Mulligan took
his bride 60 years ago the couple
yesterday celebrated their wedding
anniversary.
Mulligan. nearing 80, and who still
works about his farm. says: Il think
we are one of the happiest couples in
the State"
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Bratha.

Rule. No. Il. Odd Fellows, are e REQUEST
sqoR S at JAMES snf oRE Past eu FranG
e. p.m.. from FIiends Meeting HOUSE:
in state ate at Friends sss p'T Meeting ting House,
from to pm; Thyrs asyii. c..n.
cokpEhLs F Roes%Vfdin Mos sect eEand
DoDsON. JULIA A. Departed this life,
after lingering illness: MONDAY: April
g9filss A. R6SstSNR vie ss & e.. Tate late
Al Barbour b1o aser fane Mh som nss Is
K st. ne. Notice OF funeral later.
DUvALL. EMMA d. On Sunday. April I6.
1894; at her residence. sos L st. Sc.
and Mrs' Ida Z. Thompson. Funeral
from William J: NaIieys funeral home;
r. at $50 % pm. RI Relatives esf ana friends
invited. Interment Confessional Gene
terry.
Monday. April l6. 1884. at his residence,
6S15 9th st. NV. CHARLES EVERTS
EDISON, aged 55 years. Funeral services
Hysonss paTlors. 1900 N st. NV. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
on Thursday. April 10, at IL am.
EDISON. CHARLES Z. Members Of Gen
NJ. Emmett Urell Camp No. .,
United Spanish War Veterans.
41s3=.( are requested to assemble at
<321SXE Hysongs funeral home, 1900
N st. NV, at 10 am. Thurs
day morning. April 10, 1884,
for the purpose Of attending
the funeral Of our late comrade.
CHARLES E. EDISON. Interment in
Arlington Cemetery
l. L. FRIDENGER. Commander
r. z. WASHRURNE Adjt 1Ss
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PAxSON, LOUIS E. Comrades of Richard
%1 J Harden Camp. No. .. United
Spanish War Veterans. are re-
@XSNf1 quested to assemble Wednesday.
MSSyHHl April Is. 1894. at 1915 am.
&NS&THl at 29O1 14th st. nv. to at
%f tend the funeral of our late
- comrade LOUIS E. PAXSON.
Religious services at same address at
pm. Tuesday.
JAMES M. WHITE. Commander.
PAYFAIR. DIR. TRACY MORGAN. On
Sunday. April Is. 1884, at his residence.
3d. 3D.? S%eY Re- s Sso sep hsasb m6
of Laura C. Payfair. Services at War
ner E. Humphreys funeral home. S424
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd. on
Wednesday. April IS. at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Rock Creek Cemetery.