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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IN LOVELY CHEVY CHASE.

IN LOVELY CHEVY CHASE
Up-to-minute. ultra modern home.
lovely. bright rooms (somethins unusuaD.
nTHhsdrs% nnishsd second Td neEE; go SsS59 i9 v,r
Viii You BE snHS HE L5eRY 5eRY suYER9 5 AHM1'
Call McCUNE. Dist. O162. Potomac 1900.
TO CLOSE ESTATE. LAWYER OFFERS
two % Chevy Chase semi-detached bricks;
sussests an ot1er of s1s 1b ESQ % Tor e the two. M
-1415 Eye st. National 1852.
636 WEBSTER ST NV
Lovely corner. ideal for physician: new
DAYS II THADEN nsn Wisconsin siss Iaa 5446 pun
GEORGETOWN
Settlement Of estate. 6-bed-room home
sn aysy Sala ony ocftoa THAI
DEN. Wisconsin $40
CHEVY CHASE, MD. Sls,5OO.
Large detached brick. beautifully land
window, loaded glass dining, kitchen,
reception solarium. Law; 5. bed rooms; 2
quarters and bath; gear brick garage. A
type not always offered on an open
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
53s 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
,RooMING HoUsEs-,DOWNToWN.
Circle. At real , bargsin prices;
WALL EAfS A. oFoWNp
141b Eye st. National 1852.
TWO-FAMILY MODEL HOME; DEsIR-
able location; price, SS,5OO, $3.50 cash.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1920 Kansas Ave
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
ABOUT 174 ACRES OF GROUND AT
Charlotte and Carroll ayes., East Hyatts-
vile Heights; improved by Groom house,
garage. chicken house and flower house;
- ''' ''''' M B. WEAVER
District 3346. Cleveland 1914.
CORNER BRICK.
$500 3rd ST. NV.
3rd AND OGLETHORPE SITS.
rooms, lh2 baths. built-in garage,
front and side porches; close to stores
schools, parks and transportation; about
q yrs. old; can be bought at great re-
duction.
NJ. B. WEAVER,
District 3346. District 4944.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS 600.
Near 14th ST. and Park Rd
3Story brick rooms :, baths WELL
constructed and ideally suited for con-
version into small fats. Price is less
than neighboring houses.
THOS. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC
73S 18th ST. NV. District $3.50.
GO SEE 12l2 EMERSON ST. NV,
In the heart of Sauls addition. west Of
Ga: ave; detached rooms, bed room
and half bath on first floor; new-house
condition; will consider trade or clear
ground. Call MR.. OREM. Georgia A639.
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OPEN TODAY.

61S SHERIDAN ST NV
950-NAME YOUR OWN TERMS
Modern d rooms corner brick tile bath
h.-w.h renovated throughout. Lear ga
rage; Z block from schools stores and
Government recreation park
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
IlS 5th St N w. Met h40n-
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Woodbridge BUNGALOWS

1900 Walnut st. .e.-Attractive corner
pungaiow IN good condition: 5 rooms. bath.
'front.' porch. garage. paved street Price
S6, 300: $500 cash. S47.5O month
$50 27th St n.e.-Modern bungalow in
place h.-wh.. large lot. Price, S6,45O:
$500 cash. $47.5O month
HOMES OPEN TO PM
VIM. R. THOROWGOOD
2O24 r. l. AVE. NE DECAT1IR 021r
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SO 750

4 real opportunity to buy an honestly
punt house in Chevy Chase Md, in a de-
llghtful community where values are in
creasinG; six large rooms. tiled bath small
study. cedar closets open fireplace
screened porch. oil burner double garage;
everything that goes to make up a charm
ms. lVaoe home; not built for Specula-
tlon. but for the owner to occupy and
enjoy: the owner is willing to take low
cash payment, with the balance less than
$500 SUMMIT AVE CHEVY CHASE. ND
DIXIE REALTY Co. INC.
1917 ST. NV AGENTS NATL $3.50
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

MT. PLEASANT. COL. HEIGHTS; ALSO
other NV. properties: any size and price to
suit. Call E. w. BAILEY. Adams 1886
CAPITOL HILL. .e29 EAST CAPITOL ST.
;;-12 rooms. 2 baths. 4 porches; double
brick garage: nice lot; ideal rooming. tour
lists, ETC.; most convenient. beautiful loca..
ton. This is your opportunity. Open Q
to pm. today only. Don't miss It, Call
Z. w.. BAILEY, Adams 4786 for car to
inspect.
NEAR CAPITOL: NE. Sc HAVE SEW
eral good houses. MRS. WILLIAMS. Lin
coin 3143. or 500 E st. ne.
HERE TT Is! FIRST FLOOR BED
rooms bath. and 3 bed rooms. bath second
hoor. Just what many are looking for.
but seldom find: convenient D. c.; has oil
burner. Frigidaire; nice lot. shrubs. trees
Price only $3.50. immediate sale: owner
leaving city. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6
OPPORTUNITY 3-APT BUILDING;
near Capitol. Sth and Md. ave. ne: COM
plete. 10 rooms. 3 baths. G. E. refrigerator;
OIL burner. fire escapes. separate meters
2-car brick garage. copper screens. wealth
er Stripped copper insulation: attractive
building. excellent condition newly
equipped; good income: best possible in
vestment. Call E. w. BAILEY. Adams
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODpInHE n +

- VO1D1VID0I, u, ..
1927 South Dakota ave. Detached;
rms. bath. oil heat: large lot with de.
tached garage; $3.50 cash. S55 monthly.
Open daily.
LOUIS H. HALL, Realtor.
1904 oath ST. NE POTOMAC 6021.
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MICHIGAN PARK.

Four attractive. new brick homes. Sam
Pile house. 90l Taylor st. ne. 4 large
rooms, tile bath. shower: attractive. large
living room modern gas kitchen. gas heat
concrete front porch. large. bright base
ment. Close to new Government park. If
yQI are looking for home with real en-
vhSnment, don't fail to inspect these
homes today. Open each day until 8
DIN. To inspect-Out R. l. ave. to 18th
st. ne. left on 18th to Taylor. then left
blocks to homes.
VIM. R THoRoWGoOD.
oDr4 r NE necatur
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MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD
%, 75o-Bargain. Nv; 2O-foot row brick
on lot l5O feet deep; 7 rooms a BED
ROOMS inclosed rear upper porch
2-car garage. For further particulars
GALL Mr.. AIKEN. WITH BOSS IL
FHELpS CLEVELAND 9793. OR
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S6.95O.00

ESTATE SALE-NR 14th NV
Brick: Il rooms, bath. 3 porches: 2-car
garage: hot-water heat. elec. Deep lot
with flowers. Good condition. National
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UNUSUAL ROOMING
HOUSE PROPOSITION

Old Clientele on Irving ST.. near 14th
nv rooms; 2 baths. INV h. electricity,
on burner Frisidaire, 2-car garage; COM
pietely furnished in every detail with
sllverware. rugs. drapes. etc; ready for
immediate business. Price only SlO.75O;
eve. and Sun. Georgia $500. 1926 Vt,
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MODERN COUNTRY HOME
OVER HALF ACRE OF GROUND
SO ,500-Two-story brick, ROOMS. .
BATHS full basement hot-wate heat
shade trees. Near hlgh-class develop
ment and Indian Spring golf course
Can be bought on easy terms. CALL
MR.. AIKEN, WITH BOSS e. PHELPS
CLEVELAND 1898. EVENING PHONE,
GEnpCJA
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
$500 Block Western Ave

Beautiful 2-story detached brick home,
containing rooms and . baths: all mod
ern; hot-water heat. cleo hardwood floors
throughout; detached garage II you are
looking for good construction and fine
architecture. you most surely will find it
IN this home. The house is surrounded by
beautiful everRreens flowers trees and
shrubs, Cost S24 900. VIII sell to quick
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461O CHEVY CHASE BLVD,

CHEVY CHASE. MD OPEN SUNDAY.
We must sell this house at once and
have. therefore. priced 1t well below market
value and thousands of dollars below origi-
nal cost. We will TALK BUSINESS II you
will. large rooms. baths. automatic
heat; gear garage; completely renovated.
Be sure to see this house TODAY
1417 L ST. NATIONAL $3.50.
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SPECIAL, BARGAIN

S-room, and bath, large. frame house.
porches;. lot 1OOxl5O shade. flowers, on
high q, hill, with beautiful view. Sacrifice
1or $3.50; $3.50 cash and $40 per mo.
today. bring deposit with you; vacant;
move in on deposit. M. O. JARVIS
Randolph 4343
BROOKLAND.
We have FIVE beautiful homes in this
community for sale very reasonably In
spect these bargains now Call
THOS. D. WALSH, INC.
Sl5 l1th ST N w n;S+ -ssc
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$16,5OO.

Call Mr.. GUIFFRE at Lincoln 7342 Sun
DAY or Met 1897 week days Eliot
2O5 Investment bldg
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REAL, VALVE

5319 Nebraska ave Chevy Chase. D. c.
Just east Of Conn. ave.-See this sub
Stantial brick house. 8 large rooms, Q
colored tile baths. open fireplace oil
burner. built-in 2-car garage; slate roof.
full attic; wide deep lot. Out-of- town
owner says SELL and the price Is right.
Come out Sunday 1t will not be on the
market long; terms. DIXIE REALTY co.
Natl. $3.50: Sunday, Cleveland 9lOO.
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WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE.
2008 TAYLOR ST. NE.
New detached brick Colonial. & rooms
baths; finished attic: automatic heat
large lot. with detached garage
81 600 CASH-$67. so MONTHLY.
Trades considered. Furnished. Open
daily to pm.
Out R. l. ave. ne. to Goth St. left on
goth TO TAYLOR. right to home
LOUIS H. HALL Realtor.
3So4 24th ST. NE POTOMAC 6Oo1
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PRICE--TERMS- you want
IN a real SURE-"NUF" HONEST-TO-
GOODNESS HOME. Show us better real
barsainS and we'll buy EN- ourselves. NO
,FOOLlN. " We honestly have TT when
II comes to real home at a price that
can meet like rent
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3llU NEWARK ST. NV.
Built by big man for big people. this
house is rather magnificent in appearance
as well as size. The equipment is modern,
and Monel metal hot-water tank. The
living room and the ball room are each
35 feet long; the sleeping porch 13x22
feet. This sleeping porch will be the
family headquarters during the warm sea-
son. has a delightful outlook over the
wooded hills to the south. There are 8
terraced toward tbe south: Duplication
has been estimated at S63. 900. The
property was .repossessed under nrst
mortsaRe: elaborately renovized and u
now to be had at S37.5OO.
OPEN TODAY. 10 TO 8.
louis p. sHoEMAKfR.
1919 Z St. NV. National 1lee.
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SEE THESE TODAY.
S5.65O-Petworth. sos Delafeld pl. n W.
Modern Groom brick, financed at 5I2Go.
Terms as low as S:34 month
S5.750-BungaloW. II Lee ave- Takoma,
Md. g blocks past fire house on Carroll
ave.)-5 lovely rooms, h-w.h.; large lot;
garage Easy terms Bargain.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. GEO. $500.
4SO7 4Sth ST. NV.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Detached brick house. built on rock.
Bible. You also get those things which
spell the last word in modern home con-
struction and misunderstanding. insula-
ton. automatic gas furnace and refriger-
alton, kitchen cabinets. club room, and
every other thing you can think of.
AND THE PRICE IS ONLY S9,500.
OPEN TO r.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1910 K Natiopol 11GG
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
Suburban Homes

For houses in Silver Spring at prices rang
ing from $500 to x11.7b0 call MOSS
REALTY CO, Met 1873 or shep. 45l7.
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WOODRlDGE.
Just OF Rhode Island ave.; detached
house in a fine residential section; s
large rooms, also sun room and inclosed
sleeping porch; floored attic; beautiful lot.
burner Just installed near schools,
churches, stores and transportation.
Priced for quick sale. Reasonable terms
can be arranged. District 036S, Geo.
d132
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BURLEITH.

BURIEIIi.
Several modern homes in this de-
lightful community now available; 6
rooms and bath. some with porcheS;
garage refrigeration: $1,000 up.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
15n5 ST NV National o345
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THIS WEEKS SPECIALS

l22l OWEN PL. NE-2-FAMuY
rooms and > inclosed porches really s
rooms and beautiful tile bath with built
IN TUB and shower; h.-w.h.. ami built
new-house condition vacant and open for
inspection, today and every day and eve
nln2 until sold: there isn't better built
mouse in the city; it's priced now TO sell
on very easy terms. with only one Sc
nrSt trust running to maturity. See our
representative Mr.. Cross: at the property.
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Z EXECUTORS SALE.
To settle estate, this beautiful, de-
tached tapestry brick home, less than 4
years old; thoroughly modern; baths,
house condition; large lot; ideal Chevy
Chase location: Transportation, schools.
churches. etc; S75 monthly and satisfac-
tory down payment for quick action.
Address Executor, Room sOS, District
National Bank Bldg, stating down pay
ment you have available.
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MRS. ROSA MULCARE
DIES IN ROANOKE.
Deceased Was Prominent in Pa.
triotic and Other Organ.
ization Work Here.

Mrs. Rosa Dodd Mulcare. 1907
Rhode Island avenue, for many years
prominent in patriotic and other or
CARNATIONS here, died last night in
Roanoke, Va, after long illness, ac-
cording to word received here. She
had gone to Roanoke to spend the
Summer
Mrs. Mulcare, widow of James Null
care. formerly was regent OF the Sarah
Franklin Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and was
honorary vice president of the Chill
dren Of the American Revolution.
She also belonged to the Southern
Relief Association and was an organ
izer of the Hilary Herbert Chapter of
the United Daughters of the >Confed-
eracy. Other organization OF which
she was q member include the
Woman's Democratic Club and the
Political Study Club and the Society
for the Preservation of Virginia An
tiquities A native of Charlottesville,
Va. Mrs. Mulcare had been a resident
OF Washington for 40 years.
Mrs Mulcare was a member of st.
Marsaret's Episcopal Church. where
services will be held at II am tomor-
row. Burial will be in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Among survivors are a daughter.
Mrs. Rose NJ Roberts of the Rhode
Island avenue address. who was with
Mrs. Mulcare in Roanoke, and one
granddaughter.
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Dratha.

THGHMAN. JERUsHA JANE. On
Thursday October IA. 1887: At her resi-
TILoHMAN, daushter OF the late Henry
and Marsaret Tilshman and foster mother
OF Lilian G. Wilkinson. Remains resting
at the Mcclure funeral home, 1890 9th ST.
NV. Notice Of funeral later. I6
VAUGHAN. ALICE. On Wednesday, oc-
tober ID, 1887. at her residence, 1894 Ard
st; NV, ALICE VAUGHAN, devoted wife
OF william A; Vaughan. sister Of Mary Will
born OF Baltimore, Md, and Nathaniel
Webb OF Greenvi!le. S. c. Many other rel
atives and friends survive. Remains rest
Ing at Fraziers funeral home. $50 r. I.
ave NV. Notice OF funeral later. Is
,, WILLIAMS. GEORGE, Departed this
life on Wednesday. October 10, 1897. ut
his residence, 1904 NJ ST. NV. George
WILLIAMS W. Ii ans; son Of the late Robert and
We've Williams, father Of John w. VIII
l W1i.m Charles Mts Wil!Isms Mrs Helen
Alice walker; brother OF Ike and Charles
Williams. Funeral Sunday. October II. at
and SITS NV tx
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BIRTHS REPORTED

CLARENCE 7. and pernie F. Adams boy.
David NJ: and Ruth O. Painter. boy.
dudley ". and Mary E. Rains. boy
vernon J. and Mary A. He'll boy
Elliott T and Elizabeth c. Dimond qirl
Wendell Z and Anne M Jones. girl
Robert G and Darthula H Fulton girl.
EDWARD D. and Elizabeth Moyle girl
Heher and Hazel " Asborne girl
Don I. and Gertrude F. E. Dunn girl.
Horace H. and Alice c Wells, girl
Curtis L. and Virginia D. Jacobs. boy
Samuel F. and Loretta E Perkins. boy.
Cyrenus E. and Ellen L. Shireman boy.
Bernard V. and Alice B. ONeill boy.
Edward l. and vireinia E. Norris. boy.
Thomas NJ and Virginia c. Dolan, girl,
Howard L. and Ellen K Prick, girl.
James H; and Agnes Payne. girl
Howard w. and Bertha Smith girl.
Adrien D. and Ann E Knott. girl.
George H. and Eunice M Johnansen. girl.
Robert H. and Mable H. Nelson girl
Joseph r. and Elizabeth G johnson. boy.
Eugene e. and Irene l. Goddard boy
Reginald E. and Margsrie c. Talbert. boy.
James P and Annie Smith boy.
Wilbur F. and Amelia Jordan girl.
Edwin G. and Ethel L. Fraction. boy
Robert and Thelma Fuller. boy
Theodore and Grace L. Horne boy.
Samuel B. and Anna McCattry. boy.
James H. and Della Proctor. boy.
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Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest, 81. 800 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. IS.
Lowest, a. $50 am. today. Year ago
SO.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. a.. on August 90.
Lowest. 49,, on February IS.
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MAJ. JOHN A. WEEKS
ORDERED TO CAPITAL

Orders relieving Maj. John A. Weeks,
Cavalry, Of duty Is military attache
to Chile and Bolivia, elective about
October ~, and transferring him to
Washington for temp orary duty have
been issued by the War Department.
Maj. Weeks will report here for
temporary duty in the office of the
assistant chief Of stan, Ga, after
which he is to be assigned to the 9Th
Cavalry. Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia and con-
tinued cold tonight, with light to heavy
frost; tomorrow fair, with slowly rising
temperature; gentle north winds be-
coming variable.
Maryland AID virginia-Fair, with
heavy frost In north and west portions
and possibly with light frost in south
east portion tonight; tomorrow fair,
with slowly rising temperature.
= West .Virsinia-Fair tonight. with
heavy to killing frost; tomorrow fair,
with slowly rising temperature.
River Report.
Potomac River little cloudy and
Shenandoah muddy At Harpers Ferry;
clear at Great Falls today.
Report for Last "a HouA.
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DEATHS REPORTED

Rosabelle Decker. SIS. Garfield Hospital.
John B. Bobcock 81 425 Whittier st.
Mary E. Cooper. IS. 81 v st ne
Della Tracy. -. I'LL K st. ne.
George w. Higgins. 81. 22a 18th ST. ne.
Edward Carr. So. St. Elizabeths Hospital.
Catherine Nj. O'Toole "a. 5OO2 5th st
Francis j. Grinke. SO. 9l3 Rhode Island
ave.
Bessie Morrow. IL. Freedmens Hospital.
Alice o. NARROW. a.. 424 Glands Ct.
Phillip Robinson. Al 1892 4th st.
GLADYS Harris Is, 601 3rd 81. ne.
Mary B. Logan. IS. 3l1 D st. sw.
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Fireman's Son an Alarmist.

OAKLAND. Calf. October IS (P.-
Harry S. Hoxworth, city fireman,
learned today who'd been responsible
Tor much OF his hard work lately His
son, Alfred, "a, pleaded guilty TO turn
ing in false alarms.
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Humidity for Last FL Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon today)
HIGHEST, IS per cent, at 40 I'm. today
Lowest, 3" per cent. at 4 m. yesterday.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
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The Sun and Moon.
Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in the
CAPITAL tcurrent month to date):
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DrathH.
JEFFERSON. ELIZA A.

ME On yz October II 1851 m,
aess ELIZA Ho'Dsf ss sh sson Is M
vived by two nieces and one nephew. one
srsndchiid and host Of f.srds Remains
home, GA 4th ST. sw. Notice Of funeral
later
October n, 1897. EMIL JUNG Of 1926 Oak
and father Of Emily jung Cooper o and Ash
ton Calvert Timmons.. Services At the s..
H; Hines GO, funeral home, .9O1 18th st.
Relatives and friends are invited. inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery New York pa
pers please copy) Is
JOHNSON. EVELYN C. On Thursday,
RSSDST o Sa Ss seUyed
Johnson Walter ssh sas Ms Mrs. 'ssas G. G.
owh pa Mrs and HIN Mrs n.a Of Johns
sS'eabrook.; Md; Funeral services at the he
w Son,. w. CHAMBERS Co: Southeast funeral
h t0hns p "a ilt ss St. Sc on Saturday. o.
Comforter. Catholic Church. where mass mass
OF % her BE so Seres a. am for The rspose
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
KYLE WILLIAM H. On Wednesday. o.
GsF MAJ Wi William 4 She n M9 KYE Al Se aOs
Remsind f Of Msrha th RutA Martin Kyle
icotiuS az lue w. w. Cn4mOerS
Co funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. NV
Funeral services at the Fort Myer Chapel
on SATURDAY, October l6. at ! am. Rel
l1neton National Cemetery.
LINDSEY. GEORGIANA On Wednes-
pitsl aEoReIANA LINDsEY. s devoted wife wife
rison and Alice Goldman and aunt of
Clinton Goldman She also leaves other
F hs yoss nd Rbn snd Esmsns Tes9s
Eye SITS s.w Notice Of funeral later. is
LoHMEYER. JOSEPHINE. Suddenly. on
Wednesday, October 3. 1887. JOSEPHINE
o oed a,p wife Of The late Theodore Lohmeyer
Fred; William and Harry Lohmeyer. Fu-
neral IoT from her late residence. 43e Emer-
son N ST. nw Saturday october TO- At a:3o
Church at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Prospect Hill Gene
terry. Is
dan MA 0s,sss, F 4 akrx On Fri,
Rsy st i SMITH, FEl7 e.
S HSfd m %f Of Of the R ss Aeyandr
Cookman Notice of funeral later
day. october H. 1887. WILLIAM H.. H aeed
coe and Geq 3sser hu Of H of f anna Nc
10Th st; ne. Funeral services at the
s. sts: ne on Saturday; October is, at :
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery is
MeCoNNELL. WILLIAM II. Attention
~ GRAND o. lod e. spscis SESSION o2 20 Of he
~ trict Of Columbia is called for Friday
r evening October Is; 1897 in the
!, Q o Temple 4la 7th st; NV.
| Treasurer WILLIAM H, MCCONNELL
: who passed away Thursday morning
sentatives and past srands please take
LfNWoob E poNaL lrs a1 Grand s1i Master.
Attest: HARRY L. ANDERSEN, G. Sec
MCCONNELL. WILLIAM 4: of1cers and
as ass at si 10Th a St f ne on rr 70
day e,venins;; october IS. 1897: at 3
Gss '' w1LIihM Sf II soT nm ILL.,
II ROSA TEMPLE Noble Grand
Recording Secretary.
MCCONNELL. WILLIAM H. Attention
WASHINGTON. No. /. P, M: Chevaliers
v vail as1 w1IA Il h Me- oSRf e Cha
10th st. ne. Saturday. October 16,
1887, at l pm Full dress Uniform
Captain.
Me Co, W WILLIAM 4 H, Federal
death of Past Grand Master WILLIAM
OH. MCCONNELL is announced; serv-
! Saturday. October rs. 1887. at pm.
at Metropoitan Baptist Church 9Th
N B G. TAuBERscHMIDT
~ r. r. WILSON s.crefsrv
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,IcC ONNELL. WILLIAM H. Federal
\ City Lodee. No. 30. !. o. o. F.. The
l death of Past Grand Master WILLIAM
III MCCONNELL is announced Serv-
4 ices will De conducted by the lodge on
] Saturday. October l6. 1887. at pm.
J at Metropolitan Baptist Church, 9Th
\ and A SITS ne
The Washington times., 1937-08-26
Canal Death Held Suicide

Coroner A. Magruder MacDon-
aid has issued q certificate Of
suicide in the case Of Everett
Desne Kern, 20, an engineer
with the Maritime Commission,
who drowned yesterday in the C.
ana o. Canal near Fort Hall and
Canal Roads Northwest.
He left two notes, one at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Charles
e. Kern, 1882 Hoodley Pl. N. W.,
which stated, TIL be somewhere
in the canal" and another scrib-
The Washington times., 1937-08-26

HARRISONBURG, Va, Aug. 49,
Harry Ward, 31-year-old ex-soldier,
who had been held here for ques-
tioning in connection with the
kidnapping and murder Of 10-year-
old Charles Mattson, of Takoma,
WASH, last December, was re-
leased last night after his United
States Army record proved he was
cooking at Fort Monroe, Va, at
the time Of the crime.
The Washington times., 1937-08-26

with the Radio Corporation Of
America here about Labor Day.
AS vice.preSident in charge Of
labor relations, the Administers.
tion's erstwhile star trouble
shooter" will seek to improve rela-
lions between labor and manage
ment within the far-hung r. c. A.
organization. 1t was understood
his salary will be about $4,000
year.
McGrady took a leading part in
the settlement of the maritime
strike on the West Coast early
this year and had acted as con-
ciliator in scores of disputes
throughout the country.
McGrady is 81. His various
jobs covered a wide field.
The Washington times., 1937-08-26
Carbon MOnOxide
Fells Card Players

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 GN.S0
Henry Brunges, "a, and three
friends were recovering today
from a narrow escape from death.
Carbon monoxide fumes from a
hot water heater overcame them
as they played cards in his home.
BrungeS barely managed to stag
ger to the telephone and summon
police before all four collapsed.
The Washington times., 1937-08-26
Greek Tanker
Bombed Off Spain

ATHENS, Aug. rs Q.NS)-The
captain Of the Greek tanker Rom
ford, sailing under the British
flag, reported today to harbor
authorities at Pireaus that a plane
Of unknown nationality bombed
his ship 20 miles off Barcelona,
Spain.
The captain stated five bombs
fell within 80 yards of the tanker,
which was not damaged.
The Washington times., 1937-08-26

bleo on an envelope found on the
canal bank, which read, Nobody
is to blame for this but myself"
Kern was married happily and
the father of three children, mem
bers Of his family said. His wife
and children were spending the
summer In Norfolk, Va, and he
was living at the home Of his
mother. His two brothers, Wells
and Willis F. Kern, looked on as
police recovered the body from
the canal.
The Washington times., 1937-08-26
Vet Freed in Kidnapping

Ward, who was arrested by two
Federal agents and local police
after his striking resemblance to
the artists conception of the Mat.
tison kidnape- had been noticed by
local police, had been working at
a soda fountain.