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BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

, Marvin H. Johnson, IS. and Mary 8.
Heiss, %, both of Clarendon. Va.
John r. Basin, IS, and Sylvia Floa m,
81, both Of Baltimore, Nd.
Frank ". Alligood, jr., "a, s17 Della.
field Pl. n. w, and Mildred E. Roberts
%. 7O6 Ninth st. s E.
Willie Smith, 90, s22 NJ ST. NJ w,
and ElOise Watson. 20. Sis, seventh st.
Joel 1recheen. IS. Southern Apis, and
Kathleen Gall, %. 1900 F ST n. w
George e. Storm, 40. 1873 Fifth ST.
n. E.. and Katherine Blakeley. IS, 500
Maryland Ave. y.
Alphonso Young %, 1915 Tenth St.
y. w, and Bessie Jackson. q. 1918
Seventeenth St. n. w.
Paul E. Holt 25. 7Os Morton st. ".
W., and Rebecca n. Towles, 81, 500 p
Julian c. Irwin, IS, .44s Ontario Road.
and Sarah Al, Frazier. '2t 1898 Fair
mount st. N. w
Wilbur L. Yearsley. 90. Seattle. Wash,
and MARGARET E. Cook. "a. sS1 Maryland
Isiah Richmond. 90. 1901 V st. n. W.
and Florence .Duyor. %, us Seventh
Harry S. Kimban 50, Broadmoor Apis,
and Elsie ]. Hawley. -, 1901 Connect.
cut Ave. ". w.
Robert B. Hobbs. 20. 551s sherri.r
Pl. n. w, and Barbara A. Davis %,
l4O1 Columbia Road.
Ronald r. Phillips. IS. so4 D St. N.
r., and Anna S. Welsh. 2S. S11 Dsa-
Williams 1rbv. -. 7ss Lamont st. ~
w. and Ma belle simmons. 81. 1919
= Fredrirk 4. RIesse. rs, St. Louis. Mo,
and an Lucy X. Ludwig. "a, Petersburg.
Heny Doane. ~. 1s.s-A Hail 81 8.
w. and Nerna Taylor, 80, S3S X st.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward Schmidt, IS. and Melvinia
Smith. %. both Of Baltimore. Md.
Ernie 7 Pope. 81. and Katherine E.
Winston. %. both of Ellerson, Md.
William f. Schaeffer. 81. Quicksburg.
Va. and Arlin R. Minnick, 20, Mt. Jack
son, Va.
James C. Gray. ~. and Edith b. La
sanska, So both OF Seat Pleasant, Nd.
Ernest P. jefferson, 20. and Gladys A.
Juenemann, II, both Of 46Os Quarles st.
vernon c. Richardson, Fl, $50 Eleventh
St. n. E., and Marie D. Sommerwerck,
IS, 1853 Columbia Road.
Ralph w. Malone, rs, 234S Green st.
s. E., and Irene NJ. Kohler, 81. South
Bend. Ind.
George B. Sheldon, jr., 81, Philadel.
phia, Pa, and Helen L. Noyes 80, 1417
Newton st. -. w.
Charles A. Gable. a. 1929 Georgia
Ave, and Charlse A. Heatwole. 20. 1884
Tenth st. N. W.
Raymond v. Rivera. "a, 1873 Irving
St. N. W., and Flora Snellenburg, q,
1929 Quackenbos st,
Lawrence E. Layman, 81. and Pauline
Shoxk, 2S, both of Huntington, Ind
Donald Stubs, 20, 1908 Twenty-eighth
st. N W.. and Rosalee Brown. 81, Mar.
tinsburg, W. Va
Anthony ]. Cavaliere. 80. 734 Ritten-
house st. N. W., and Anna L. Wiley. :6.
4112 Perry St, Brentwood, Md.
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BIRTHS

Owen S. and Claude Davis, boy.
Leo e. and Cecilia Perry, boy.
Edward F. and Evelyn Stohlman. boy
Dwight H. and Faith Edwards boy.
James H. and Mary Mccormick. boy
Edward w. and Mildred Mcpherson
boy.
Charles r. and, Dorothy Keesey, boy
Jos. f. and Elizabeth Singer, girl.
Harry H. and Helen Woodring, girl.
Delbert j. and Flora Harrill, girl.
Thos. NJ. and Hazel Hind, girl,
John r. and Susan Shields. girl.
Vincent and Margaret Dixon, girl.
William A. and Gertrude Taylor. girl.
Robert E.. and Mary Pitcher, boy.
Donald G. and Julia Eaton. boy.
Thomas o. and Annie Jones, boy.
William ]. and Mary Plummer, boy.
William T. and Susie Payne, boy.
George W. and MaiZie Calls. boy.
Carl A. and Myrtle Pink, boy.
Eugene H. and Edna Phifer, girl.
Edward H. and Eleanor Sennott, jr.,
girl.
Charles G. and Daisy Lanhardt, girl.
Joseph G. and Frances Berry, girl
George H. and Viola Fleming, girl.
Francis A. and Josephine March, girl.
Frank s. and Mildred Ferrara, girl.
Carl F. and Maugerite Krause, girl.
Paul and Catherine Campbell, boy.
Thomas e. and Emily Ealum. boy.
Fletcher and Mabel James, boy.
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JOSEPH =. CUNTS
Funeral services we're held yes
terday for Joseph B. Counts, 80,
PWA clerk, whose death a week
ago resulted in an inquest which
held that "he was either struck
by or collided with an unknown
bus with an unknown operator"
He was 1885 fifty-sixth traffic
victim.
Mr.. Counts, who was born in
Coeburn, Va, came to Washing
ton in 1920. He saw service as a
private in the World War and was
a member of Victory Post of the
American Legion.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard l.. Counts.
three brothers. and a sister, all of
Washington, and another brother,
George Counts. of Chicago.
Mr.. Counts died Wednesday in
George Washington Hospital where
he was taken last Saturday night
following the discovery of his un,
conscious form in the roadway at
Eleventh and K Streets, North
west. Residents of the section
testified they noticed the body ly.
ing there after a bus had turned
into Eleventh Street.
Burial was in Arlington Gem.
etery,
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} sYLvAN-sunday and Monday: Les
Misera bles" with Frederic MaL ar, ana
Charles Laughton. Tuesday: 1T Hap Hap
and Heather Angel; also, The Peoples
Enemy" with Preston Foster and Lila
Lee. Wednesday: "A Night at the
Ritz" with William Gargan and Patricia
Ellis. Thursday and Friday, "G-Men'
saturday: Great Hotel Murder" with
Edmund Lowe and victor McLaglen,
also Law Beyond the Range with Tim
Mccoy.
PALM-sunday, Monday and Tuesday:
Black Fury with Paul NUM- and
Karen Morley. Wednesday and Thurs
day: Our Little Girl" with Shirley
Temple. Friday: The Gay Divorce"
Saturday: 1910 Raise with Edward
Everett Horton, also THE UnconQuered
Bandit" with Tom Tyler.
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday.
Maurice chevalier in "Folies Bergere;"
in 1T Happened In New York." also
Claude Rains in The Man who Re.
claimed His Head" Thursday: Fred
MacMurray in Gar 90" Friday and
saturday: Bing Crosby and w. c. Fields
CANIEO-sunday, Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday: Shirley, Temple in
Our Little Girl" Thursday and Fri
day. Dick Powell in Gold Diggers Of
1885" Saturday: Jean Parker in "Prin-
cess O'Hara,' also Claude Rains in
Mystery of Edwin brood"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday: Al
Jolson and Ruby Keller in Go Into
Your Dance" Tuesday and Wednesday:
Boris Karloff in The Bride of Frank
enstein." Thursday and Friday: Kay
Francis and George Brent in Living on
Velvet" Saturday: Tim Mccoy in The
Squareshooters." also Alan Mowbray in
Night Life of the Gods
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Because his present owner is
moving away, Teddy" a snow
white Eskimo Spitz, must find
a new home.
Teddy" is but one year old.
He is now in the best of health,
having had splendid care during
his life.
If you are interested in having
Teddy" for your pet, get in
touch with Miss Virginia Alexan-
der, 1914 Spring Rd. N. w.
Two kittens also are being
given away today.
One kitten, a beautiful 2
months-old female, is available
at the home of Pauline Pettner,
IS Rhode Island Ave. N. w.
Telephone, Potomac 5000, ex-
tension 306O This kitten is play
full and is well trained.
The other kitten, also female,
is at the home of Mrs. Harold K.
Acker, 7542 Fourteenth st. N. w.
Telephone Georgia 4784. This
kitten. a 4-months-old maltese,
is householder.
Please notify the pet editor of
The Times if you have a pet
that needs a home.
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JOHN r. DAVIS

Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow for John T. Davis,
son of the late Senator Harry G..
Davis, of West Virginia. who ran
for vice president on the Demo
cratic ticket in 1904.
Mr.. Davis, who was so years
old, died Thursday night in FL
kins, w. Va, where he carried
on a coal mining business.
His sister was the wife of the
late Senator Stephen B. Elkins
and his nephew is former Sena-
tor Davis Elkins, both of West
Virginia. Davis Elkins is now
living in the 1000 block Connec.
ticut Ave. N. w.
Surviving Mr.. Davis are his
widow, Mrs. B. Almstead Davis,
of New York, from whom he was
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Kraft and Ben Bernie in "Stolen Har-
mony," comedy.
AVENUE GRAND - Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: Fredric March and Charles
Laughton in Les Miserables"; Mickey
Mouse in Mickey's Service Station. We'd
Dolores Del Rio in I'm Caliente"; comedy
and novelty. Friday: Warren william
in Case of the Curious Bride; Jenkins
comedy. Saturday: Victor McLaglen in
The Informer"; Richard Cromwell in
Men of the Hour: cartoon.
CENTRAL-sundaya and Monday: will
liam Boyd in THE Lost City,: Mickey
Mouse in Mickey's Service Station; Chase
comedy. Tuesday and Wednesday: Mae
Friday: Randolph Scott in "Village
Tale; May Robson in strangers ALP;
comedies. Saturday: Edmund Lowe in
Mr.. Dynamite; Anne Shirley in "Chas-
ing Yesterday: Popeye.
COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Shirley Temple in Our Little Girl';
variety and musical. Wednesday and
Thursday: Pat O'Brien and Dolores Del
Rio in I'm Caliente": See America First:
Donald Woods in Florentine Dagger;
musical, sportreel. saturday: Ben Bernie
and George Raft in Stolen Harmony;
comedy.
HOME-sunday and Monday: Shirley
Temple in Our Little Girl'; sports reel
musical Tuesday and Wednesday:
James Cagney in 'G-Men": Silly Sym
phony, Tortoise and Hare" Thursday:
Walter c. Kelly in "McFadden's Flats;
Polly Moran comedy: bandreel. Friday:
Margaret Lindsay and Donald Woods in
"Florentine Dagger; Keaton comedy;
variety. Saturday: John Beal in Lad
die; Victor Jory in Party Wire;
cartoon.
and McLaglan in Under PRESSURE;
Laurel and Hardy: Tuesday and Wednes-
day: jeanette Macdonald and Nelson
Eddy in Naughty Marietta" Thurs
day: Ralph Bellamy in Eight Bells;
comedy. See America First. Friday:
Call of the Savage" No. 2; Enrol
comedy. Saturday: Jean Harlow and
William Powell in Reckless; comedy.
TIVOLI Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday. Mae West in Coin to
Town; novelty, cartoon. Thursday and
Friday, Ann Harding in Flame Within;
able and Robert Taylor in "Vagabond
Lady; Popeye, comedy.
YORK - Sunday and Monday, James
Cagney in "G-Men"; Silly Symphony,
Tortoise and Hare" Tuesday and
Wednesday George Arliss in Cardinal
Night; jenkins comedy; cartoon: Fri
day, Lionel Barrymore and Bella Lugosi
in Mark Of the Vampire; comedy.
travel reel. Saturday, John Beal in
"Laddie": Miracle Rider" No. i;
comedy.
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Hnard in Red Blood of Coura ge," also
Lee Tracy in THE Lemon Drop Kid"
PARLIAMENTARY and Monday,
George Arlis in Cardinal Richelieu."
Tuesday and Wednesday, James Cagney
and Margaret Lindsay in The G-Men."
THURSDAY, matinee p. M; continuous
Hours to Kill: also Ell Brendel comedy,
Radio Scout" Friday, John Beal and
Gloria Stuart in "Laddie." Saturday,
Fred MacMurray and Anne Sheridan in
Car 99"; also Harry Langdon comedy,
and the Three stooges in Pop Goes the
Easel; Chapter No. 8, Call OF the
Savage"
BROADWAY-Sunday and Monday.
Edmund Lowe in Mr.. Dynamite" Tues
day. 1T Happened In New York with
Lyle Talbot and Gertrude Michael.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Karl,
Saturday John wayne in paradise
Canyon; Chapter No. Z, "Rustlers of
Red Dog"
ROSALIA-sunday and Monday, "Car
Ring Crosby in mississippi" with the
Cabin Kids, also final chapter Law
OF the Wild" Thursday and Friday,
Saturday. Buck Jones in lone Man
Law; also Chapter No. s. "Rustlers
of Red Dog"
MOTT-sunday and Monday: George
Raft in "Rumba." Tuesday: "Rendez-
vous at Midnight: also The Boss Cow
boy" Wednesday,: Joan Blondell in
"Traveling Saeslady"; also Chapter No.
I. "Rustlers of Red Dog" Thursday:
Casino Murder Case" with Paul Lukas
as "Philo Vance" Friday: Leslie How
ard and Merle Oberon in The Scarlet
Pimpernel." Saturday: John Wayne in
Desert Trail; Chapter No. 9, Law OF
the Wild"
Talbot, Mary Aston and frankie Demo
in Red Hot Tires" Tuesday and
Wednesday: Carl Brisson and Mary Ellis
in "All the Kings Horses" with Edward
Everett Horton. Thursday and Friday:
The Peoples Enemy" with Preston
Foster and Lila Lee. Saturday: Cap
tain Hurricane" with James Batron
and Helen Mack; Chapter No. /. "Mys-
LINCOLN-June % through July 3:
Mae West in. Coin to Town"
REPUBLIC-June % through July 3:
Times Square Lady" with Jack LaRue
and Virginia Bruce; also Buried Loot"
BOOKER Tune IS through July 3:
George Arliss in Cardinal Richelieu."
JEssE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Our Little Girl with Shirley
TsmPe WsdDs.daE s and THgssd ny
Donald Friday: The Werewolf of
London" with Henry Hull and Warner
GLAND. Saturday: "McFadden's Flats"
with Richard Cromwell and Walter
KellyA
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the reduction will be kept in a
gradual process, adding:
I'VE are quite confident that
every one on our staff who is
to go will be placed in one or
another of the emergency agen-
cies that are to be set up. Also
everyone will get two weeks no.
tice before they are let out,
plus accumulated leave. Moth
ing drastic is planned, you may
be sure"
The Government Standard,
A. F. G. E. weekly, goes up to
eight pages Friday, it was an
nounced today.
One Year Ago in Federaldom-
Mrs. John Hughes and Joseph
Gross, with a score of 53-16-37,
won first low net in the 32-couple
Income Tax Unit Scotch Four
some golf tourney. Miss Eva Til.
lotson and Warren Lucas were sec
ond with 50-12-38. In the Fed
eral Bridge League, L. E. Shmidl
and A. J. Brylawski were North
South winners and Mr.. and Mrs.
E. R. Shepard won the East-West
laurels. Unionized MIRA workers
asked President Roosevelt to ap-
point a labor dispute board to
handle the battle between John
Donovan and Gen. Hugh Johnson,
who had canned" Donovan for
alleged inefficiency. They also
charged the General with "bad
faith" and dilatory tactics in the
matter.
Seeking to eventually establish
an agency to find jobs for dis
charged emergency workers, the
interlodge committee of the A. F.
G. E. will meet Tuesday in the
council room of the American
Federation of Labor, Ninth st.
and Massachusetts, Ave, N, w.
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Kiwanis Club Camp
Entertains Is Boys

ALEXANDRIA, Va, June ga
group of is boys are expected to go
to the Kiwanis Club Boys Camp
next Monday when 1t Is opened
for the summer. The camp, To-
Gated seven miles south Of Alexan-
dria near Franconia, has been
completely revamped and will
house various groups of local boys
at intervals during the summer.
It will remain open under supervi-
sion Of the KiwaniS Club until Sep
TENDER,
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sTATE-sunday and Monday: The
Cnfinshed symphony" with Helen sh,
March Of T;n.s," No No. !. Tuesday sd: and I'd
Wednesday: Jean Harlow and William
Powell in Reckless; also The March
of Time" No. 4, and color reel. Thurs
Lombard, Gary Cooper in Now and
Forever: also Eddie Cantor Color
Revue. Saturday: Joe Penner in Col
lege Rhythm; news events and cartoon.
PRINCESS-sunday and Monday: Ed
nund Lowe and Victor MacLaglen in
Great Hotel Murder; also Nancy Car
roll in I'll Love You Always" Tues
and Charles Bickford in "A Wicked
Woman; also Lois Wilson and Shirley
Grey in Public Opinion" Thursday and
Friday: Boris Karloff in The Bride of
bows End" Saturday: Eddie Cantor N
'Roman Scandals; also Lane Chandler
In The Lone Bandit"
ACADENIY-sundaya and Monday: Jack
Holt and Mona Barrie in "Unwecomed
Hobson in Chinatown squad" Tuesday
and Wednesday: Claudette Colbert and
featurette, Man of Aran' Thursday
MacLaglen in Great Hotel Murder;
also Nancy Carroll in "I'll Love You AL
ways" Saturday: Gertrude Michael and
Paul Cavanaugh in Menace: also Buck
Jones in South of the Rio Grande."
sTANTON-sunday and Monday: Ed
rnund Lowe and Victor MacLa glen in
Great Hotel Murder" also Lillian Har-
vey and Tuliio Garminati in Let's
Live Tonight" Tuesday and wednes-
day: Nancy Carroll in I'll Love You
Always" also Rose Hobart in Con
vention Girl" Thursday and Friday:
Jack Holt and Mona Barrie in I'm
Iis and Jean Parker in princess
O'Hsra." Saturday: Robert Armstrong
in Mystery Man" also Tom Keene in
"The Dude .Wrangler."
sECO-sunday. Monday and Tuesday:
Rogers in Roberta" Wednesday: Lyle
Talbot and Ann Dvorak in Murder in
the Clouds" Thursday: Alice Faye and
James Dunno In George Whites
ton; comedy; news. Friday: Alice Faye
and James Dunno in George Whites
Scandals" Mystery Mountain, Chapter
Charlie Chan in Paris" also Buck
Jones in stone of Silver Creek" also
''Tailspin Tommy" Chapter No. 7.
CARoLINA-sunday and Monday:
Will Rogers in Life Begins at 40"
in In Spite Of Danger" Tuesday and
Wednesday; Helen Hayes and Robert
Montgomery in ,'Vanessa. Her Love
Story" also Charles Starrett in Sons
Of Steel" Thursday and Friday: War
ner Baxter and Janet Gaynor in 'One
More Spring" also Marx Brothers in
Duck hSoup." Saturday: Kermit May
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Funeral services for the Rev.
Albert Brown, s. j., Sc, vino died
suddenly at Georgetown Univer-
sity, will be held in Dahlgren
Chapel at 8 a. m. Monday. Burial
will be in the college cemetery.
Father Brown had been a mem
Der of the Jesuit Order for 48
years and had spent the past sew
eral years in retirement at the
College. Death was due to heart
attack.
Born in Baltimore, he had
served as a pastor in that city
and in Philadelphia. He also
served a term as president of St.
Joseph's College in the latter city.
Father Brown is survived by
one sister and three brothers in
Baltimore and Detroit, and one
niece, Mrs. T. Baxter Milne, Of
Washington.
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Group in Card Party

The National League of Amer
lean Pen Women is holding a
literary bridge" this afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Miles. 1907 Jocelyn St., Chevy
Chase, D. c., for the benefit of
the national contest prize fund.
Some 200 members and their
guests are expected to gather for
the card party and entertainment
before the afternoon is over. Ar
rangements for the affair have
been made by Mrs. Victoria Faber
national president of
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Attack on Woman
Of 65 Is CHARGED

LYNCHBURG, Va, June 20.
Charged with assaulting a 65-year-
old invalid woman, George Eads,
30, was held for the grand jury in
Municipal Court today. Witnesses
against Eads were the woman's
two small grandsonS, who stated
that they were alone with their
grandmother when Eads entered
and attacked her.
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PAUL J. CONNER

Funeral arrangements were
being made today for Paul j. Con,
ner, 20. former local athlete, who
died yesterday in Asheville, N. C.
The body is being accompanied
here by his widow, Blanche, and
interment probably will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Conner, who for some time
practiced accountancy in Mary
land, was well known here as a
football player. He was a graduate
of Mckinley High School and Ben
jamin Franklin University.
Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by his father, Charles J..
Conner, and a brother, Harold
Dew. Conner.
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DIED

BLAINE, THOMAS E.-On Saturday. June
80. 1885. at Leonardtown, Md, THOMAS
z. BLAINE, the beloved husband of Bar
bara E. Blaine tnee Abeln.
Funeral from the residence of his father
James W. Blaine. 1897 Fifth Street South
east Congress Heights, on Monday, July
! 1895, at $50 a. m, thence to the
Church OF the Assumption Congress
Heights, where mass will be said at 8 a. M.
for the repose of his soul.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend.
Interment in Epiphany Church Cemetery,
Forestville. Md.
DOWNS, WILLTAM-Suddenly on Friday
Hospital, WILLIAM DOWNS. beloved h1s.
band OF, Bridget Downs (nee Bridget
Thomas A., Downs Mrs. Margaret Rob
erts. and Mrs. Helen Corridonr Remains
resting at Lees funeral home, Fourth St.
Mo Mo- SasJ JuiS T. at A $50 M thenne
to St. Aloysius Church where mass will
be offered at 10 a M.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment at Mt olivet Cemetery.
sCANLON. BRIDGET-On Thursday, June
Street Northeast. BRIDGET SCANLON
lnee Delaney, beloved wife OF. he late
Edward A; Scanlon and mother OF the late
Mrs. John W. Bishop, Edward A., Daniel
p. and Joseph P. Scanlon.
Funeral will be held from the above
rsidence on Monday. July I, 1885, at $50
a: m. Requiem mass at St. Augustus
Church at 9 a. m.
Interment in Mount oIivet Cemetery.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend
SYDNOR. EFFIE Non Friday, June %,
Street Southeast. EFFIE NJ. SYDNOR ,(nee
GUY. the beloved wife OF the late Fuller
George Sydnor.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday. July l. 1888. at / 80 p M
Services at the Anadostia Baptist Church,
Thirteenth and W Streets Southeast. at
p. M
Relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend.
1nterment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed at the above
residence after p. m, Saturday.
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Man Gets 9ODays
AS Night PrOWler

William H. Sheridan, colored,
was sentenc to 80 days in Jail
yesterday in Police Court on
charges of attempted house
breaking. Police testified Sheri-
dan was prowling around the
home of DR.. Lewis A. Cornet,
1927 North Capitol ST., early yes
terday,
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DEATHS

Harry W. Leaman. 50, sibiey Hospital,
IDA Reed. 81. St. Elizabeths Hospital.
Mamie A. Goodwin, 4s. 1345 A st. NE.
Walter Markham. Al, 1872 Eye St. NV,
Freida Pearson. 35, T. B.. Hospital.
Emma J. Anderson, ST, Walter Reed
Hospital.
Fannie Jones, 4S. st. Elizabeth Hos
pital.
James T. Boose. II. U. s. Veterans
Hospital
James Spring. IS. GallinEer Hospital.
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Veteran Is Held
On Threat Charge

Bernard Lawler, As, World
War veteran, was arraigned yes
terday before Police Court Judge
Mcmahon on charges Of making
threats against M. P. McInerney,
investigator for the Veterans Ad-
ministration. Judge Mcmahon
took the case under advisement.