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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-29
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A REMARKABLr sonsbird called A tho Tui awakenB residents of New Zealand with one cs the most varied and pleasant repertoires oG music heard among tho worlds birds. Hundreds of little songs, scores of bell chimes. and almost parrot.like ability to mimic mans speech make the Tui the most pop. ular bird In the South Seas. It has c Fange oE over four octAves and sings In harmony with the bell bird. 'f'.N
 Because of two tufts ot white feathers At its throat and . collar of white feathers on tho back of lts neck, the Tui has been called Che "Parson blrd." It is between ls and lB inches long and its body is in two shades 0f brown. Its iri. descent wing and neck feathers, cleaning green and blue in tho sunlight. make this c particularly beautiful bird.
 The Maoris used to keep Che Tui as . house pet, for the pleas. ure of hearing not only its variety kYssxsx.gsgxxra os song, but thO
 many phrases it
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 les them. The bird now 10, is illustrated on {z srSr 3 tho one.shllling val. sMASkWF sie oe New Zea.
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Teeth and Health
BY DIR. :. M. WIsAN

Chairman, Council on Mouth Fly giene New Jersey State Dental
 Society
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Caroline Chatfield
Says Today

Modern Business Girl Is Lucky in That She May Have Pleasant Work, Independent Purse, Ample Opportunity to Meet Marriageable Men, But She Has to Watch Her Step for Pitfalls That Are All Over the Lot
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-29

MnxT1Eovie naheup irishs.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-29

Yes girl lucky lady in that she have wide opportunities for meet ing watch her step continuously to avoid Inc her lot.
 CAROLINE CHATFIELD.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Marriage Licenses.

Oscar P. Marshall. %; s4:.A orleans pl
st. Sc: Rev. Sylvester Mass.
and Sarah Calhoun 2l. "a Pierce St.;
Robert B. Mcdaniel. 81. 51l 14th st. Sc.
and Edith NJ Perkins. 10. 2219, 14th
St. Sc: Rev r. w. johnson.
Howard T. Schlesinger. ~. and Grace s.
Arnold. o2. both OF Baltimore. Md. Rev.
Aubrey Eoef E Bowel 81. and Katherine v.
Wright. IL. both OF 32l4 Georgia ave-;
william l. Douden. 3s. Philadelphia, Pa.
and Christine Jameson. 35, 112l Gath
ST. Judge R. E. Mattingly
Russell L. Moltz. 30 and Anna c. Foley
30. both Of Lock Haven. Pa; Judge r.
Geoise en-. N. Hines. 80 e14s Florida ave.
and Laura j. Wood. 27. Providence,
l.: Rev. George Hines
Alfred E. Dixon. % and Jennie Forslund
%. both of Hibbing. Mimi; Rev. E H.
Lindeii Bailey. 81. 1924 14th st and
Margaret E. Midget 10, 1929 st. Sc:
Rev. G, H: jope., A. ,,
c'Ssf ssskss 3fs1s 1 ave ss 1ne se Tsy
J. T. Richards.
oaeahf Guia Gresss oGas Il: Il satimore. Nd: Rev.
John w Sanderson. I'd. 25. Dallas. Tex.
and Rosanna E. Smith. %. 3041 Sedg-
wick St. Rev. T. l. Buckley.
John P. Carrm. 3s. Farmville. n. c.. and
Mary A. Braxton. 43. Dallas. Tex: Rev.
Alfred Minor.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
MRS. MACDONALD
PNEUMONIA VICTIM
Husband, Famous Anthro-
poIogist, Died Some 40
Days Ago.

Mrs. Arthur Macdonald, widow Of
DR.. Macdonald famous anthropolo-
gist, died last night of pneumonia in
Garfield Hospital--some 40 days after
the death of her husband, whom she
had aided for many years in SCI
entific studies and writings.
For many years Mrs. Macdonald
had spent long hours in the Library
of Congress with DR.. Macdonald In
research work Shortly before her
illness she had visited the Library
to finish up some work in which she
and DR.. Macdonald had been engaged
shortly before the latter's death.
Mrs. Macdonald was removed to the
hospital yesterday afternoon from her
apartment at 3l4 East Capitol street.
A brother is taking charge of funeral
arrangements, it was said at the
residence.
A resident of this city since 1902,
Mrs. Macdonald had been active in a
number Of organizations. She was a
past president and founder of the
Women's National Society of Keep
Wells, past president of the Wom-
ems Clinic, former publicity chair
man of the Political Study Club, a
member of the Mary Washington
Chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution. and a member of the
Presbyterian Church.
She was the author of several books
among them Keeping Well Physi-
cally, Morally and Mentally" Recon.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
CHISHOLM EXPIRES
At MOUNT ALTO.
Past Commander Chief
of Spanish War Veterans
III, But Five Days.

Capt. Daniel v. Chisholm, past
commander in chief Of the United
Spanish War Veterans, died in Mount
Alto Hospital today after an illness Of
five days.
Capt. Chisholm was born January
10. 1871. In Columbia, 8. c., and was
educated In the schools Of his native
State. He began his military career
In South Carolina as q member Of the
prize. winning Richland Volunteer Rifle
Company.
Moving to Washington as young
man, he was employed in the Govern
ment Printing Office, later becoming
deputy public printer under President
Wilson.
Joins District Guard.
He continued his military activities
by enlisting in Company A. 9Th Bat
talon, District National Guard. and
soon was promoted to lieutenant. Dur
ing this period he served as a member
of the Emmett Guards Drill Team,
which won an interstate match at
Little Rock. Ark.
Later he transferred to the Morton
Cadets. Company G, District of CO.
lumbia. He was commissioned cap
tain of that company following the
resignation Of Capt. Ed Shilling.
Ninety -eieht per cent of this company
volunteered and were accepted when
President Mckinley called for volun-
teers In the Spanish American War.
Capt. Chisholm enlisted as a first lieu
tenant and later, in Tampa, Fla. was
transferred to the sta1 Of Maj. Urell
as an adjutant, serving until 1898.
Drill Team Captain.
Capt. Chisholm also had served as
captain of the Odd Fellows Drill Team
which won matches in many of the
principal cities of the United States
and Canada.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Jo-
anna Chisholm; daughter. Mrs.
Hazel Mann, wife of Maj. Walter
Mann, now stationed at Portland,
Oreg.; a granddaughter, Joan, and a
brother, John, of Washington.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day from the home. 2l25 Fifteenth
street. Burial. with full military
honors. will be in Arlington National
Cemetery. The hour has not been set.
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I'M Mrtt1nrtaitt.

BLoNDHEIM. HENRY In sad but lovirs
HENR Sar vbe oeEsd fb
lIfe II seventeen seven years ago today. February
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS LOVING CHILDREN
who departed this life four years ago
today. February %. 1882.
precious one from us has gone.
voice we loved is still;
vacant chair is in our home
HER DAUGHTER AND soN.IN-1Aw.
RUTH AND ARTHUR CUMBER.
BULLOCK. FANNIE J. In loving remern.
BULLOCK. who departed this life three
years ago today. February rs. 1888.
Just when life was sweetest
And she could have lived her best,
God called her home to heaven
And she entered there to rest.
LADY AND EDWARD
dear sssr aNNE eyRe BURcE WbS et at ms
February 2s 1888.
Some dav hope to meet her
Some day. lay. / know not when
HER BROTHER BENJAMIN SMITH
DYSON. LILLY FRANCES. A tribute Of
ons 70 mother tn fmGFy Y NJ sfs9 pYsoN eSa
who entered into eternal rest one year
ago today February cs. 1895.
Sleep on. dear mother.
And take your rest
We loved you we'll
But God knew best.
GOD grant her soul eternal rest
EDWARD. BERTHA AND coNRoY
LENNON. MAMIE In loving memory of
my dear sister MAMIE LENNON. who
LET ss Ios5 ms one year ego today February
Surrounded by friends / am lonesome.
In the midst Of all am blue
smile on my face and a heartache,
LOVING SISTER LAURA LENNON.
MITCHELL. RUSSELL A.. JR. In sad but
Iey,ng Issr remembrance ,,f Of our CARING son, o;
US Us, one year ago today February %.
God needed one more angel child
Amidst His shining band
So He bent with loving smile
And elaspsn MoTHEs 9qT aaTlln5'i ANS phppY sfaS
NEAL: JOHN. In sad but loving remem-
brance OF our dear husband and father.
JOHN NEAL; who departed this life one
year ago today, February 2s. 1885.
He had smile for every one
heart as pure as gold:
His memory will never srow old
RAMSAUR. SUSAN J. In loving memory
SUSAN J. RAMsAUR h who passed sIvsVst; away
February 2s. 1881.
Never forgotten always near;
Ever remembered ALWAYS dear.
HFR CHILDRFN EDNA AND FRANK
GRANDSON. CLARENCE PENDLE-
TON, JR.
YOUNG, FREDERICK s. In loving re-
membrance of my dear husband FRED
ERICK S. YOUNG. who departed this
LIE ten years ago today. February IS,
1925.
Gone. but not forgotten.
HIS WIFE. M. T. YOUNG.
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Hratha

ROBTERsON. MARY LILLIAN. On FRI
Mary e E1Ims LEX At RSsTRRsos Gsih.RstSa
Ellen Poss of Rockville. Nd Remains
William Reuben Pumphrey. tHy. Rockvilie.
Md. Notice Of funeral later.
ROGERS. ALBERT LESTER. JR On Fri
as aosDs ALsERT 12s iasrER fa5eisss RoaERs
MdVsd M T. f. cfsmSers aossT en- 1sne nee S
il4oe i.,oe Chaplin st. NV. Notice of funeral
sr,sSsAgsH ,,sls.gs CAROLINE 1sss On o. Ehgs:asy.
ssss ais d t1n i. ste jsnc s;0yssa va
JONI q Henry rs and e%a' haTon sta@Ssush: s1fss f.
guneraI from the above residence on
se:ssa:s SF5stsssy is svssa ct
STEINER. LANDRIE NJ. On Wednesday.
ssslasasss sassaEs ss re at fts Hzs6RfR HaefRs:
fnnsra fsnsI bSms Services aa g the Hines Co
Rss5:S s'sInsSs SssEssfz ssssi z sssst:iy
SULLIVAN. ANDREW 7. tBUZD. On Fri
Sty g MD i 81 sg
I;rv hIvAN belovsd husband Of Emily Sui
kub Rss xsSns Wsm fns her shd 6sv 81 sg
iivan. Notice Of funeral later. late '1 >'
TAYLOR. KEZJA PRESTON On Thurs.
& Sas sEzA II 5as fA9oR + 2a5sd Who's
Mabelie Friedheim: late residence. 100
ea ehamsers &C Co. Hns!a funeral f5sm home thf 4,
Shapln st nT on Sur sunday a,,.1d March l.
yii,ea iinefon l1Isrment ne Abbey Mausoieum' Ar
TRA!sTER; DAVID w.. On Thursday; Feb
ruary u l936. at $50 am, at Mont
SVf1pH ofRsaf fRzTEsD THESsDsif oi senees soess
Md Remains resting at the Colonial
ph1ey RoeFve SRs Of Mam Notss Esu6sn be Pum
TUCK FRANK A. On Tuesday February
Street isse &C. At ANk hi ssde4fe T1k 62s SslS2sa o
from the above residence, on Friday;
IfIsnds are iMayited' M " 1nternent f!aHf' Fort snf
pers please copy 2S
?eHf 81 o5s Epw4FP ; 4ese.nss ea gseay
er't,.Sssr eis son; Richard ,o5S TSdipES S
Ida fydnss 0Tae aee f9SVanq ps1a lie rs sare
two daqghters; Mrs Enc Irene ,Marche-
OF funeral later.
nesday February 26. 1895 at Georee
%ATER T3TfHsy vdeR HRRto 81 kdSS ASNA
1 Waters and beloved mother of John
B Hummer Of 4l2 Jefferson st; NV. She
Ms2v s9 is wsb5 s5vyed ~ by her mothe Mrs
services Saturday February % at 2
pm. at Hysong's parlors 1900 st.
attend 2S
WHITESIDE JOHN r. On Thursday Feb
Iona IT1ary ,in.s r. 1936 6z, at $50 I pm after q
721 4Sth st. ne. He is survived bv
three brothers and two sisters. one
nephew and many other relatives and
friends Remains resting at Wesley
Washington's funeral parlors o053 Ga.
n may e. 90 Funeral at Henders0nvi.,Ie'
WILLIAMS ~ ,sR4 aDA C. On Tuesday; FebrH7
Esianes Brentwood 3D.. I'd ns;; ga ADA WILLIAMS
sister of L.. B. Carruthers Remains
resting at the W W Chambers Co.
funeral home. 400 Chaplin St NV.
until Saturday February 90 at IL. 30
pm; thence to Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church Que st. between Both
and 3lst SITS: NV, where services will
be held dvit. At I pm Relatives and friends
WRIGHT. GEORGE NJ. Suddenly. on Tues
Mex, GEORGE M WRIGHT of 1924 C
ST: NV. beloved husband of Bee Ray
Pamela Wright. Services private. Pleose
omit flowers 2s
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Births Reported.

William and virginia Covington. boy.
George and Ora Anderson. boy.
austin and Anne LaWrenson boy.
David and Esther Klein boy.
seiwyn and dlenna Baggott. boy.
Thomas ana Ida Harty. GIRL.
Charles and Dora Sosnik. girl.
John and Marie Weber girl
Karl and Phyllis Rtemer girl.
Charles ana Helen Wheatfey. boy.
James and Ruth Pope, boy.
James and Gertrude Patton. boy.
Desmond snd Rosemary oconnell. boy.
Clinton and Amy burnett. girl.
Ray and Fern Hobbs girl.
Edward and Trella Sudler. girl.
James and Irena Proctor. boy.
Lawrence and Pearl Fox. boy,
Jesse and Marjorie Hughes boy.
George and Frances Harris, boy.
AAndreW Andreors and 81 Ruth Light; girl; u,-,
Judson and Betsie Gardner. girl.
Samuel and Lille Young. Girl.
Hiram and Grace Jones, girl,
Dennis and Sadie Wheeler girl,
Samuel and Charlotte Marshall. boy.
Joseph and Maggte Campbell. boy.
Charles and Emma Thornton. boy.
Philip and Odessa Thomas. boy
Theodore and Nellie Tut boy.
Snar!es and Alice Green. girl.
Walter and Elsie Shepard. girl
Francis and Evelyn Dyson. girl.
Bradley and Elizabeth Harris girl,
George and Ellen Trice boy.
George and Mamie Slower. boy.
George and Elizabeth Carter. boy.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
COL. THOMAS0N DIES;
ARMY EX-SURGE0N
Retired Officer Served in Spanish
American and World
Wars.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2s.-Lieut.
Col. Henry D. Thomson. retired u. s.
Army surgeon who served In both the
Spanish American and World Wars,
died at his home here yesterday. He
was II.
Col Thomson was born in Dayton,
Ohio. and received his medical degree
from the University Of Pennsylvania.
His ~ years Of active Army service in
cluded q period in the Philippines
under Gen. John J. Pershing. Dur
ing the World War he was In charge
Of the base hospital at Oswego. N. Y,
and held the rank Of colonel.
After his retirement in 1920 he
served for time as superintendent Of
the Flower Hospital and then became
ships surgeon with the United States
Lines. the Dollar Line and the Furness-
Witty Bermuda Line.
He is survived by his widow, the
former Adelina O'Conner.
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Deaths Reported.
sa Dixon "A. ego H st. n. e

Rosa Dixon "A. 220 H st. ne.
William J. Fisher ~. Garfield Hospital.
Patrick H. Davis. II 264O Garfield st.
gayna Jain NJ 4 bspray bepra 10 ssso vi 9Th 81 St.
Horace Smith s. Home for Aged and In
Bartholomew c. Moore. Ga 70 Adams st.
Charles Bell 50. 737 Webster ST.
Ella r. Barry. 81. 500 Lamont st
Sarah A. Boylan 55. Homeopathic Hospital
Charles Burton. 55 Garfield Hospital
Otto H. Ludwig so. Casualty Hospital.
Frederick. A. Poore ~. Government Print
Landrie NJ. Steiner Al. 1853 A St. ne.
Donald L. Ballenger. 4'. 1853 Juniper st
Margaret Prescott. 81, Columbia Hospital
Helen McGlath. 22 Gallinger Hospital.
Catherine E. Headworth. 21. Sibley Hos.
Florence Dodge infant. childrens Hos
Ernest Dodd. infant. Gallinger Hospital.
Mary c. Hodge infant Children's Hospital
James S. Bailey "a 220 l. st.
Rebecca Washingt ton. so. 1909 Dumbarton
ave.
John Moore "a 1404 Swan st.
George Jackson 80 Gallinger Hospital.
Dolores Butler Gallinger Hospital.
Juanita Humes II. 24"2 18th st.
James Mills. infant. Gallinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

struction and Peace Times" The
Witch" q drama. and Pioneer Girls
OF America"
A native Of Williamsport, Nd, Mrs.
Macdonald before her marriage vas
Miss Margaret J. Porterdeld. She was
educated at public and private schools
and at Kee Mar College. Haserstown.
Md. She was married to DR.. Mac.
Donald In September, 1904.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Mexico Plants Cottonseed.

BROWNSVILLE, Tex. P1.-An un-
usually large amount o. cotton seed
II being shipped across the Rio Grands
here to the Matamoros area for plant
ing. The building of large levees along
the south bank Of the river by the
government Is expected to bring ex-
tensive areas into cultivation.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
Boxing Mother.

Mrs. VI Hays Of London, mother Of
IA children. spars with her l4-year-
old son John. who Is entering upon q
boxing career.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

NETS. JAMES A.. JR. Departed this life
JAMES A. NETS, JR. the beloved son
Of the late James and Maggie Metts. He
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
many other relatives and friends Re-
mains may be viewed at Walter z.
Hunters funeral parlor, 2503 Nichols
ave. Sc. until Saturday, February 80
at pm. after which they NAV be
viewed at the residence Of his sister
Funeral Sunday. March l. at pm.
from the above address Rev p A. Scott
ofhciating. Relatives and friends are in
Vited
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LYLES. JULIAN C. On Thursday Feb
1913 North Columbus ST.. Alexandria. Va.
JULIAN c. LYLES. beloved husband OF
Ruth B. Lyles and father of Hubert
and Julian Lyles. He leaves a mother.
Mrs. Harriet Lyles three sisters and two
brothers Funeral services at Alfred
Street Baptist Church Sunday. March !.
at 2:45 pm. Relatives and friends
invited 20
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Monthly precipitation in inches in the
CAPITAL lcurrent month to datel:
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Fair tonight,
minimum temperature about 26 de-
grees; tomorrow fair, slowly rising
temperature; gentle variable winds.
Maryland and virginis-Fair to-
night; tomorrow fair, rising tempera-
ture.
West Virginia-Fair tonight; to-
morrow partly cloudy. rising tenn
perature.
Report for Last - Hsurs.
Yes'day. Temp ;nsro. To-day. Temp ;Baro
pm '2SHss, ss'ss am $s g '?s'ls' g i
s,,pI. 3 pm; 5o SSSS;ssee .sL s;m.-- a5 1924
Evening star., 1936-02-28

MARROW. ELIAS PINKNEY. On Thurs
day. February %. 1896. at the home. of
White osp Ma 14s ssfPs sPskNEY M'ss hss
/ band Of the late Emma Clark MARROW
Services at St. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen. Md. on Sunday, March /,
At 3 nm. Iptermeut church cemeterY.
Evening star., 1936-02-28

KING Nc A5sERT Il 5ad p. r. On FTidsy k1Ni FEB
the devoted son Of Hattie T. King the
loving brother of Gertrude K. Carter
and Marion K. Asson. stepson Of G. w
King He also leaves other relatives and
friends. Notice OF funeral later Re-
mains resting at The W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1882 You st. NV.
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Record for Last "a Hsurs.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. So. at $50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest So. at am. today. Year
ago. 15.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest a. on February 20.
Lowest. 0. on January %.
Humidity for Last - Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. 90 per cent. at noon yesterday.
Lowest 80 per cent. At 3 pm. yester.
day.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
To-day. Tomorrow.
High ---------- 12:l5 am. 1:14 am.
Low -- 6:4S am. 7:4S I'm.
High ---- 1890 pm. 1:39 pm.
Low -- 7:3O pm. S:32 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun. today - 6:44 5:5S
Sun tomorrow 6:42 $50
Moon. today - 1902 am. -12:17 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-hah hour after sunset.
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Precipitation.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haH hour after sunset.
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pm, at her residence: sasS N st: NV
vie wife Of Of" Joseph NJ MOTIFS M and mother mother
Of Richard Harry. Victor Harry and
Mrs. Ethel Bolac: sister of Mrs. Alice
Lille Knight and william Wysong:
Remains resting at the funeral home OF
George W Wise Co., 1900 M ST. NV
Notice of funeral later.
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McsHANE. EDWARD L. On Thursday.
February -. 1896 at Garfield Hospital
EDWARD L, McSHANE Of 1914 Allison
st. nT fnT.r.i Services sr1s osd, At the s. Hines
Saturday February %. at 9:3O am:
thence to- the Shrine Of the Sacred
be offered at 10 am. Interment Mount
OIiyet Cemetery
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MCCOY. THOMAS. On Friday. February
MCCOY Of 3ls New York ave. NV. de-
voted brother Of Willmetta williams.
Remains resting at Frazier's funeral
6 pm. February 2s: thence to Fayetts-
willie. N c.. where funeral arrangements
Evening star., 1936-02-28

HARDEsTY. JACOB .. On Wednesday.
February 20 1885 JACOB. 3. HAIR
Hardesty 1nee Blush5. Funeral from the
w. W Deal funeral home. S16 H St ne.
on Saturday. February 20. at $3.50 I'm.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. %
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MANKIN. KATHERINE v.

MANKIN. KATHERINE Y. On friday,
February, %, 1896. at her RESIDENCE;
5705 Colorado ave. NV. KATHERINE
v. MANKIN. beloved wife of the late
Harry D. Mankin and devoted mother Of
Mrs. L. 6. Bouscaren. Mrs Mabel M.
Bouscaren. Mrs, John T. Elder. Mrs.
Frank Tower and Mrs. Thomas j. Swee-
ney. Notice of funeral arrangements
later
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Fesruary % e5' 1915 REsEccA v. JOHNS.
Of Annapolis Junction Md. Funeral
from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home: 400 Chaplin st. NV. on Satur-
day. February 90, at 10 am. Relatives
and friends are invited Interment
Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown. Md. 2s
JONES. WENTWORTH c. On Thursday
pital. WENTweoRTHi c. JONES. BELOVED
husband of Myrtle Brooke Jones. Fu
neral will be held from his late resi-
dence. Oxon Hill Md. on Saturday.
February 90. at $50 am. thence to
st. Ignatius' Church Oxon Hill. Md :.
where mass will be said at 10 am. for
the repose Of his soul. Interment church
cemetery.
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PENN. MARSHALL. On Thursday. Febru-
ary "a. 1896. at Gallineer Hospital
MARSHALL PENN. son Of the late Jane
Edna Snow and Mrs. Bessie Carter Of
Boston Mass. He also leaves to mourn
their loss two nieces. Mrs Jessie Slaueh-
Thomas Of washinston. D. c.. and two
great nieces. Hilda Long and Matnla
Penn. Remains resting at Moons fu;
neral home. 1922 You st. NV. Funeral
Sunday. March l. at / pm. from First
Baptist Church. Manassas. Va Rev.
Johnson officiatine. Interment In Rose
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life on Wednesday. February 90 1886,
at his residence. 3317 Sherman ave.
NV. CARLOS r. BLACKWELL. He
leaves to mourn their loss three daush-
ters. Mrs. Buehla Duckwilder. Mrs Lin
coin Lee and Miss Hildeearder Blackwell:
three brothers. William, Jimmy and Sid;
friends. Remains will be at his late
residence until Friday February %. at
2p.m. Funeral from the funeral home
Of J. l. Lowe Co. e13 Florida ave. NV.
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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The Sun and Moon.
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HENDERSON,. MARY. On wednesda,

ss MAa ss at OF her
l417 36th st. NV. MARY HENDERSON:
beloved mother Of Eliza williams and
Orange N j. She also leaves four srand-
children and seven great-grandchildren
Funeral Saturday. February 90. at 2
Jones oficiatine Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Remains resting at
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
thereafter at late residence 2s
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-05-25

his clothes. He wore swimming trunks. He climed upon the railing on the upstream side of the bridge and dived.
 T hit the water head first" Klein said. Tt didn't hurt my head a bit, but I hit my knee somehow and that sure did hurt. It stings yet. Tt seemed like I would never come out of the dive, but I never did hit bottom. When did get my head above water, couldn't tell for a minute where the bank was. By then the current had me and I couldn't do anything but keep above water and drift"
 Badley scared, Barnes and Oilkers watched for Klein to come up, but did not see him. They got in the automobile, raced to the east bank. drove up and down the ievee for an hour. Then they went home. told Mrs. Louis E. Marchand. Klein's mother, that her son was dead.
 An hour after the leap, three woodchoppers heard Klesn's cries for help. He was stuck fin the mud on the west bank of the river a mile from the bridge. He was un- able to rise and in danger of drown- ing when they pulled him out.