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The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18

The Mirow Air Service is scheduled for a trip to St. Law renee Island possibly tomorrow if weather conditions permit. Mrs. Frank Daugherty will be a returning passenger ito the is- land to join her husband, after her successful operation at the Nome hospital. Anyone having mail to send are requested to
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18
MirOw Air Service Activities

Pilet Hans Mirow made a trip Monday to Deering, returning to Nome with Warren Stanton and Jerry Lomen as passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18
Nome Team Bud Harper, mgr.

Subs M. Seavey, J. Barnette. Empires, N. Lewis, Chief Laws, Joe Amarok.
 Score Keepers, A. Polet, Will bur Arnold, George Martin.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18

Today, Pilot .Mirow made trip to Teller with John Reed as a passenger. The plane re- turned to Nome with a native woman and baby.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18
JANUARY 1889

leave it at the local postofice immediately.
The Nome nugget., 1939-01-18

Pilot Jack Jefford was at Unal- akleet last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Judge Gaffney Gives
Accused 500 Fine
Also on Same Charge
Chased By Motor Patrol Car Up Eagle Street-$75 Of
$500 Fine on Similar Charge RENTED for Second
Driver Presented in City Court Today

said he had been sleeping in his
car on Eagle street for several
hours, and had no driven while
Intoxicated.
1t was brought out that Pecka
was convicted In Aug. 1898, of driv-
ing while under the influence with
the result that his license was auto
matically suspended. Judge Conway
In imposing sentence, said It would
serve the ends of justice for Pecka
to mediate In jail for a while.
Freddy Duby, 28, of A Liberty
street, arrested Nov. 4 after an ac-
cident on Hamilton avenue, was
also found guilty of driving while
under the influence and was fined
500 and costs, $75 of the fine being
RENTED.
Testimony was given by Joseph
Deeley, of 325 Edgewood avenue.
that Duby was drunk when his car
collided with his machine. Sergt.
Bernard Burns said Duby was IN
toxicated when he was booked at
headquarters.
Duby said he had had only two
glasses of beer.
Nolles, with and without pay
ment, were granted to the follow
ing motorists:
Benjamin j. Fisherman, 80, %
Byon street, rules of road, no pay
ment; Edward Augustauskas, 49,
626 Washington avenue, rules, IS:
Richard J. Wills, 81, Plank road,
rules, no payment, Tony Cusiniello,
328 Washington avenue, rules, IS;
Martin Ariola, 81. Morgan Place,
rules, IS: Raymond Hogg, "a, IS
Superior avenue. no license, IS; Rose
Silver, SO, Is Wolcott street, rules,
IS: Vincent ]. Coates, 10, n Wood
bine street, rules, no payment:
George Granell, 81, SO Cooke street
rules. no payment; Harold j. Nc
Gill, IS. 81 Riverside avenue, West
port, rules, $40: Adelino Refs, 80
III Baldwin street, rules, no pay
ment; Lawrence DePalo, rs, South
ington. rules, IS; Arthur Graham
30. Z Sunset avenue, rules, Is: Gaze
tano D. Zillo. II, Goa North Main
street, rules, Isl David Landow, 81,
New Haven, rules, IS; Samuel n
Stevens, rs, 81 Vine street, rules
IS: Donald w. johnson, 26, Hart
ford. rules, IS; Edward F. Reinauer
SO, Naugatuck, rules. no payment;
and Armand Garand, 20, Canada
reckless driving, $25.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Foster Spent $212|
During Campaign

Charles G. Foster, unsuccessful
Republican candidate for mayor,
spent a total of $2l2 during his
campaign, according to a state
ment flled today at the office Of
Town Clerk Mary G. Kilmartm.
Mr.. Foster reported a contribu-
ton OF $l25 to the Republican
town committee, also $40 to the
Mattatuck Musical Arts society
calendar, So for stamps, and SIS
TO the Union Button Co.
Anthony Petrillo, Republican
candidate for tax collector, spent
$l26. He gave 500 to the @. o.
p. town committee, paid $ll for
telephones and SIS for stamps and
printing.
Thomas r. Bane, Republican
candidate for town CLERK. spent
$50, giving $50 to the town COM
mittee ard spending $40 foi print.
Ing and postage.
City Sheriff Elect Clayton Briot-
Il, Democrat. spent $l63. He de.
ported a contribution Of $50 to
the Democratic town committee,
$40 to the italian Democratic club,
and So to Attorney Morris Robin
for David Fannick post, Jewish
War Veterans.
Andrew Rock, Socialist candi-
date for city sheriff, and Charles
K. Hughes, Republican candidate
for selectman, reported receiving
nothing and spending nothing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
YOUTH QUIzzED
BY POLICE FOR
ARMED ROBBERY
Highland Ave Drug Store
Was Held Up Last
Night VA

Capt. Joseph P. Stevens,
chief inspector of the detec.
tive bureau, today was ques-
tioning a youth suspected Of
having participated in the
armed robbery of Adolph r.
Shobrinsky, 638 Washington
avenue, at his drug store, SIS
Highland avenue last night.
Mr.. Shobrinsky told detec-
tives who investigated last
night that two youths walked
into his store. the Highland Phar-
macy, at 1890 o'clock, and made
away with about $50 In cash, after
one Of the robbers waved re-
volver at him.
The druggist said he grappled with
the duo when they attempted to get
into the prescription room, but they
eluded him and made their escape
in an automobile.
Detective Lieut.. John Calvin,
Lieut.. Ernest Pakul and Patrolnaf1
Joseph Cavanaugh investigated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Motorist Jailed For Drunken Driving
BRUSH FIRES
MOUNT IN CITY
Truck Fire, Dump, Ash
box BIazes Add to Mum.
Der of Alarms

Brush fires continued to keep the
fire department busy this morning,
while truck fire and dump and
ash-box blazes swelled the total num-
Der of fires up to o'clock this af-
ternoon.
Fires were extinguished in the
following order:
An ash-box blaze at the rear OF
l57 Robbins street; a brush fire on
the property Of A. F. Fucker, Plat
street: brush fire on property OF
Joseph PARENT. Of 10 Buckley ave-
nue.; dump fire opposite 254 Bum
ger Hill avenue; a brush fire on the
property of Mrs. Helen Monzani, l72
Fiske street, a fire in a Rea truck,
owned by Barney Conner, of 1882
Thomaston avenue; a brush fire on
Evergreen avenue, and brush fire
on the Woodtick road.
Cause Of the truck blaze was at
tributed to perforated muffler. The
blaze took place on Thomaston ave-
nue..
Eighteen brush fires were fought
by the fire department yesterday
following a spectacular brush fire
which lasted eight hours, Saturday
on the Caroline Plat property on a
South Waterbury hillside.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
CIORDANO'S CASE
CANCELLED AGAIN
Local Driver to Face
Southington Town Court
Saturday
Especial to The Democrat

Southington. Nov. 27-Louis Gior-
dano Of A Walnut street, Water
bury, was arraigned In town court
here this morning and granted q
continuance until next Saturday
morning on charges Of violation OF
the motor vehicle laws. He was given
a continuance q week ago today
when his case was called for the
first time.
Giordano. travelling north on the
Cheshire road, was arrested a week
ago last Saturday morning by Of
flcer Walter Hushak when his car
struck the rear Of one operated by
Joseph g. Pernatozzi Of Alma street,
Waterbury, when the latter stopped
for a trafilc signal. The impact
caused Pernatozzi's car to cross the
Meriden. Waterbury road.
Mrs. Pernatozzi and her l6.year.
old daughter were hurt In the acci-
dent and had to spend several days
In st. Mary's hospital, Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
TESTIMONIAL FOR
CARMEN VACARELLI

A testimonial dinner was held Sat-
urday night at Suozzo's grill In honor
Of Carmen va:carelli who Is to be
married shortly. Ralph Ventresca
was POSTMASTER and large attend
ance was present.
Those present were: Etter Pagano
Fred Colucci, Jr., Dominic Bizzero,
Michael Miele. Henry Jannetty, Mi
chael Ezza, Nick Vaccarelli, Joseph
Langa, Fred Colucci. Charles Guar
mo, Joe Maple, Andrew Cobelle
Frank vacarelli, George Manella,
Jerry Nave, Anthony vacarelli, Will
liam Frink, Marshal Mclean, Pat
Sciaretta, Nick Sforza, Frank Ma
retta, Nick Santa Maria, Salvatore
Colangelo. Nick Capinella. Carl Fa-
sano, Louis Guerra, Anthony Gena-
vese, Carl Devigard, John FIESTA
Tony Guidatta, Ralph Ventersca
George Bellott, Thomas Engala
Frank LaRusso, A. Veneziano, John
Petorne, Daniel A. Pietresfesa, Ernest
Pesillo, Anthony Filippone. Pietrc
Genovese, J. zovour, Elmerica MAJ
zana.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

stock, shall be liable to the extent
Of the dividends paid. Likewise, 1t
was claimed, the same person would
tie liable for the existing debt OF
the corporation contracted while he
continued IN Office. unless he enter.
ed objections N writing to the clerk
OF the court where the certificate
OF incorporation was recorded"
Coster committed suicide last
December when the company was
forced into receivership 'rd he was
unmasked as one OF several Musica
brothers, with records as ARCH
swindlers. His personal estate, &C.
cording to probate records. was less
than $4,000.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
HARTFORD MAN ON
SECURITY BOARD

New York, Nov. T.-(UP).-The
National Association Of Securities
Dealers, Inc, today announced the
election Of flve members OF the board
OF governors for district No. 10
which includes New York, New Jer.
sey and Connecticut.
The governors elected were: Frank
Dunno OF Frank Dunno & Co., Nevil
Ford OF the First Boston Corpora
ton, Perry e. Hall Of Morgan STAN
ley q Co., Inc, and Laurence M.
Marks Of Laurence M. Marks g. Co..
all OF New YORK city, and George s.
Stevenson Of Putnam & Co., Hart.
ford, Conn.
The board Of governors Of the as
ISOLATION consists Of q members
representing the fourteen districts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
COSTER ESTATE
IS HEAVILY SUED
Administrators Are Asked
for $25,S2l,23l in Fed.
eral Court Today

New Haven. Conn.,. Nov. ~ -(U.
P0 Administrators Of the estate
of the late F. Donald Coster- Musica,
president Of McKesson and Robbins,
today were sued for $25 1921, 23i in
federal court on grounds dividends
were illegally paid between the
years 1928 and 1888
The action was brought by vii.
liam ]. Wardell, trustee Of the huge
wholesale drug company, against
John r. L. Hubbard and Ned z. Ost-
mark, administrators Of the Coster.
Musica estate.
They alleged that while Coster
was president and head Of the board
Of directors, the company paid $22.-
460,376.88 In dividends, which re.
duced the capital stock, and which
were not paid from the surplus or
net profit.
Coster, It was further claimed,
misrepresented himself when he
said he qualified as president Of the
concern, a position which paid him
$4ol ,o33.77 salary during the ten
years.
Furthermore, Wardell asserted,
Coster and accompnces "unlawfully
converted, embezzled and took for
their own use sass, 850.94."
During his years as president Of
the company, the writ alleged, Cos.
ter collected $687,750 In dividends
on 10000 shares Of stock regis
tered In his name.
Wardell claimed the company was
incorporated ir. the state OF Mary.
land and, under the law Of that
state. any director who declared end
paid dividends when the corpora
ton was insolvent, or any dividend
which would render 1t insolvent or
diminish the amount OF capital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

Joseph Pecka, "a, of Wolcott road,
was sentenced to serve so days In
jail for a charge Of drunken driv-
ing by Judge John L. 0affney in
City Court today. The judge also
imposed a fine Of 500 and costs on
a charge Of driving while his license
was suspended, but suspended SEN
tence on q third count Of illegal
use Of markers.
Pecka was arrested by Motor
Patrolman Thomas Phelan and
Joseph Dunphy Oct. 20 after they
chased him from South Main street
up Eagle street. Both officers tes-
titled the youth was driving while
drunk, although Pecka himself
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
NEW HAVEN ROAD
HAS GOOD REPORT

New Haven, Conn, Nov. n. -
(UP)-The New Haven" Railroad
today reported a net income OF
$566,i37 for October. the greatest In
come for any month since Decem-
Der. 1891.
A year ago during the same
month, net income was sos 300.
During the first 10 months of
1899. the road reported deficit of
$3.4l5.65l. as compared with q de-
felt Of sll,233,l67 for the same pc
Rod Q year ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
EUGENE CASEY JR.
SUED FOR DECREE

Two divorce actions were filed In
the Superior Court this afternoon.
Blaziejus zienus Is seeking div
orce from his wife. Anne zienus on
the grounds Of desertion and adult.
cry. The couple were married on
Oct. l., 1888.
Helen Casey seeks a divorce from
her husband. Eugene Casey. jr., on
the grounds OF intollerable cruelty.
She also seeks the custody Of q
minor child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
THOROUGHBREDS

Many Of the scenes In RKo RAJ
dos drama OF youth and race
horses, 1.-TWO Thoroughbreds.' were
filmed at the noted Conejo Ranch
where the famous turf kings. Top
Row, Boxthorn and Special Agent
are living In retirement.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
LATE REALTY NEWS

Mortgage Deed
Nellie Fex 20 Jake and Arthur
Mitchell.
Warranty Deed
Helen 8. Busbee 10 Leo 8. FIn-
kIesteins property ON Hewlett
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Marriage Intentions

The following marriage inten-
tionS have been filed at the Of
flee Of Town Clerk Mary C. Kill
martin:
Thomas J. Gavin, 4S4 WASH
ington avenue, and Teresa A. Sui
Ivan, Is Ayers street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
GIRLS TO HOLD
MUSICAL REVUE
Mount Carmel Choral Club
Rehearses Sunday for
Annual Event
Brooklyn News

Our Lady OF Mt. Carmel girls
choral club held a rehearsal ct the
church hall yesterday afternoon.
Preliminary plans were discussed for
their first annual musical revue and
dance at the Mt. Carmel community
hall In the near future.
The group, which has been formed
recently, Is expected to be one of
the outstanding Of It's type In the
state under the guidance Of Rev.
Austin Saunders, director, who has
had much experience with music
and choral singing. Father Saunders
will be assisted by Louis Rocco and
Angelo Miro.
Members Of the group to date In.
clude: Theresa Tremaglio, Rose d.
Sapio. Betty DeLucia, Rose Iacovi-
clio. Violet Capone, Celia Tamiblietti,
Antoinette Carpini, Lena Padula,
Concetta D'Angelo. Rosemarie Miro,
Mary, Anna, and Josephine DAN
gelo, verna and Virginia Santora,
Laura Sparone. Natalie Putetti, An-
gle Amodeo. Fannie Civitate, Louise
Cirello, Rose verrier, Carmella CT.
priano, Marian Martina. Emma Tre-
maglio. Catherine Mastroianni, Vita
Corona, Josephine Cucc!nello, Gen.
evieve Guerrero, Philomena Mas
troianni, Toni Parziale and Liberty
Goods Hold Gym Class
The Brooklyn Y Red Wing Co. eds
held a meeting Thursday evening at
the Brooklyn Y hut featured by a
one-hour gym period under the sup
ervision Of Johnny D'Amelio. Gym
periods In the future will be held
one hour before every meeting. Girls
between the ages Of Is and 10.
anxious to join the club are asked
to contact Melvilel Kelly, Y secre-
tary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

France Is expected to prohibit the
export Of brandies during the war
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27
Bingo ToniRht

The weekly Bingo party in st.
Patrick's hall tonight will be held
under the auspices OF the Holy
Name society and will be the or.
ganization's annual Thanksgiving
party. A large attendance Is anti
cipated.
Twenty-Five games are scheduled
for this evenings play with a tur-
key for each game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

Revelation OF q shocking scandal
Involving the u. s. Army may be
expected at any moment. The seat
Of trouble Is a tiny Southern fort
where the men are said TO be de-
sorting In the staggering numbers
Of 40 10 so weekly. Or, as they say
In the Army, "going over the hill
BY squads" They are allegedly
DESERVING because Of inadequate
housing and poor food"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

His name Is Eddie Mcveigh, who
two years ago was with the NUM-
cipal Opera at st. Louis He
still has O beautiful voice 80. You
can find him tending door at the
Roxy theater, New York city -.
'How Gomez" you ask II be-
lieve," he answers, "in eating regu-
larry"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-27

Dewey's office expects two indict-
ments for Kuhn case perjury. One
Bund member under oath before the
Grand Jury tcld a different yarn
on the stand. His lies were the most
obvious Of all The ether swore
he was born In America. Ills birth
certificate proves the lie. He may
be 6eported 10 Latvsa after he Is dug
out Of the Tombs.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
FUNERAL RITES
FOR DR.. GIRTY
At ST, ALBAN'S

Funeral services for DR.. George
Herbert Girty, internationally
known geologist of the Geological
Survey, who died yesterday at his
home, 5000 block Macomb ST..
N. w, will be held Monday at 2
p. M, at St. Adams Episcopal
Church. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
DR.. Girty, who recently COM
pleted his forty-thlrd year OF
service in the Survey was widely
known by biologists as a specialist
on formations and ancient fauna
of the rocks of the carboniferouS
period. He had directly con-
,ributed to the solution of geo
logic problems in nearly every
State and in Alaska
He was a Fellow of many scien-
tific societies, including the Amer
lean Association for the Advance
ment of Science. the Geological
Society of America, the Paleonto-
logical Society of America and
the Geological Society of Wash
ington. He was an active mem
Der of one of the board of cover
nors Of the Arts Club of Wash
ington.
His widow. Mrs. Elizabeth
Washburn Girty, daughter of John
Washburn, former chief clerk of
the War Department, survives
him.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
DEATHS

Susan Reinhart. 81. Gallinger Hos
pital.
Donaldson Cologne, rs, SOC Whittier
Pl. y. W.
Charlotte R Johnston, rs. 254O Massa-
ehusetts Ave. n. w.
Alice Bailey, IS. Gallnger Hospital
Anna NJ. Gruny, 10, Providence Hos
Lucy D. Higgins, 10. 22s Seventh st.
n E.
Leila C. Mead. s5, Walter Reed Cen
eral Hospital.
Thomas W. Brown, g.. 1929 Madison
gt y. w.
Frank E Middleton 81, 1850 wiscon-
sin Ave. n w,
Charles E. Whit 60 1895 Seventeenth
Frances E. Bradford, so, Garfield Hos
Chester Moffett SO. George Washing
ton Hospital.
Flora A. Ergenbrght. 81 1906 Bay St.
g. E.
Lois T Green. 81. sibley Hospital
Ella Okey, so, 114O North Capitol St
Julius R May, So Gallinger Hospital.
Clyde E. Dexter. 81, Casualty Hospital.
Peggy "A. Widfing, 2, 5SO1 East Capitol
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
Births, Deaths and
Marriages
RTRTK4S
BIRTHS

James and Thelma Dowling, boy.
William and Mary Sumner, hoy.
Howard and Mary Grimm. boy.
Archibald and Eleanor Reid. boy.
Bernard and Alice Essex, boy.
James and Mildred Labriola, boy.
Clarence and Mary German. hoy.
Lacy and Virginia Hughes, boy.
Frank and Edna Manuel girl.
Paul and Margaret Imler. girl.
Joseph and Birdie Pitts. girl.
George and Elizabeth Heale, girl
Banks and Florence Murray, girl.
Robert and Stella Weir. girl.
Dante and Rina Faina, girl.
Richard and Stella brennan. boy.
Lake and Hester Walton. boy.
Joseph and Anne HarsCh, boy.
James and Ruth McBee, boy.
Monroe and Giovanna Shipley Sd. boy
Walter and Margaret Kramer boy.
Harry and Ruth Grow. boy.
James and Amelia Riddleberger, boy.
Myrle and Mary Mercilliott, girl.
Joseph and Margaret Drury, girl.
Russell and Margaret Smith, girl.
William and Adeline Morris, girl.
George and Margaret Templeman, girl.
Leon and Marie LeveQue. girl.
Garrett and RebeCCa Eindle, girl.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES

set Pl. n w, and Nellie G. Heath,
"a. 6S22 Fifth ST. n w.
Wallace E. Satterf.eld, 27 1927 l
St. S E., and Margaret V. Grant, 90,
1928 st. n. z
Francis A. Khuen, 80. - New York
Ave \. E. and Marie F. Foley. 90.
1922 Eighth St. n. E
Richard T. Adam. "a. Oconomowoc,
Wis, and Elizabeth NJ. Locniskar, 90.
917 Eighteenth St. n. w.
Victor Salvn, 80, Cumberland, Md,
and Mildred Einstein. "a, East
Orange. n. ].
John A. Singerhoff. %, 202 Web
eter St n. w, and Anne ]. Hemelt,
81 $40 Decatur st. N w.
Arthur L. Brew, 30, Silver Spring
Md. and Eugenia T. Powell. %, ArI-
ington, Va.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
Legal Notices

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Co.
lumbia. In re: DISSOLUTION OF Regal
Civil Action No. 1879 ORDER. Upon
consideration of the petition of Louis
Wlner. Henry Winer and Sol Wlner, con-
shutting the whole membership Of the
board of trustees, to dissolve Regal Clean
ers and Dyers Inc. a corporation, organ
ized under the laws of the District OF Co.
lumbia, said petition stating that Louis
Winer, has purchaser all of the assets OF
said corporation and assumed all OF the
liabilities thereof, it is; this 1lth day Of
January, 1889. ORDERED, ADJUDGED
AND DECREED, That all persons interest
ed in said corporation shall appear herein
and show cause. If any they have, by the
27tp day of February. 1889, why decree
should not be entered dissolvlng the sald
corporation: provided. copy OF this order
shall be published in the Washington Law
Reporter and the Washingt on Times. weekly
for three t3l successive weeks the first
insertion to be not less than one a.
month before the date fixed for showing
cause as aforesaid. JENNINGS BAILEY
Justice. (SealD True Copy. Test
CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk. By CHAS
B, COFLIN, Asst. Clerk.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28

MARY ANGELA-on Thursday
January 20, 1899, at her residence, 2O4
North Columbus ST.. Alexandria. Va.
MARY ANGELA NEVETT, sister OF
Julia Blake and Mamie o. Nevett. Flu.
neral services on Saturday, January %,
at D M. at her late residence. Inter
ment ST. Mary's Cemetery, Alexandria,
Va
The Washington times., 1939-01-28

KELLY, JAMES P.-on Friday. January
~. 1889, at George Washington Hos
pltal, JAMES =. KELLY. Funeral from
the chapel OF Thomas F. Murray. 2UO7
Nichols Ave. S. E.. on Monday, January
80 at 8 80 a. H., thence to Church OF
Assumption, Congress Heights, u. e.,
where mass Will be offered at 8 a. M.
tor the repose OF his soul. Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment Mt. OIL
Vet lemeLerY
The Washington times., 1939-01-28

MARY ELLEN-On Thursday
January 26, 1889. at Washington SAM
tarum, MARY ELLEN O'CoNNOR, be.
loved wife of James j. o'Connor, eldest
daughter of the late Thomas W. and
Emily Santmyers. of Front Royal, Va.
Franz Lebert and Charles w santmyers
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home. 140O Chaplin St
n. w. where funeral services will be
held on Monday. January 30. at 2 p. m
Relatives and friends invited.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28
WEDDING RINGS
DIAMOND RINGS
for as little as SOC a Week at
Commissioners Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE NTRoL
BOARD. Washington, D. c., January %,
1889 9-Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act that remonstr ants
are entitled TO be heard before the grant
ing of such licenses and that hearing will
be had on such applications tor licenses
on February 13. 1889. at 9:30 A M. in
Room 225, District Building: 10. Maria
Astore, Retailers "A" 234 E Street s. w;
1882, Royal Wine and Liquor Store. Inc,
TIA Red Kern's, Retailers "A" $3 llth
St N W. 3522 Little Tavern Shops,
Inc. Retailers D.. 1900 Good Hope
Road. S. E: 4427, Atlantic White Tower
System. Inc Retailers ID IA 18th
Street n. W. GEORGE " OFFUTT,
AGNES K. MASON. ISAAC CANS Alco-
holc Beverage Control Board.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28

HAlNEY Con Thurs
day, January 26, 1889. at the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. William A. John.
son, $50 St. S. W.. in her 57th year
HAINEY C. MARMADUKE, the beloved
wife of Robert G. Marmaduke, mother
of Mrs. Monds Rowe. Mrs. Gertrude
Sanford, Mrs. Mary johnson and Rich.
ard V Marmaduke. Funeral from the
above residence on Monday, January 80
at = p. m. Relatives and friends in.
vited lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Arrangements by P. A. Taltavull.
The Washington times., 1939-01-28

iENNEY, MARY ELLEN-On Thursday
January 70. 1889. at Georgetown Hospl-
tai MARY ELLEN KENNEY, beloved
wife of the late John F. Kenney, and
Paul, Frank, John and James Kenney
Funeral from the W. w. Chambers Co.
Suburban funeral home, 9lS Cleveland
Ave, on Monday, January 80, at $3.50
a. NJ, thence to the Immaculate Con-
ceptlon Church. Eighth and N Streets
Northwest, where mass will be offered
at 8 a. m. Relatives and friends in
vlted. Inlerment MI. OllYet Cemetery