Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1926, Page 16

3 = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPT‘EMBER 14, 1926. that the lessons learned from the | This will be held in the hall of the ried in New York City October 9. wter, 24, of | his mothe Annis B. Davis of BHEM'S]’S SEEK'NB !I‘unran_v experiment can be applied National Museum. ROCKVILLE. 11919, by Rev. Arthur H. Judge, and 5 A Mildred | Washington. The body has been I = successfully in_other sections where | Fol e Nb ke et R It BRI S 3 : £ = ught_to Rockville and the funeral the same conditions obtain, and p n to the delegates, members | ROCKVILLE, Md., September 14\‘::, p;: “:“: a '; L "“”,; ) 5 = e AR L umt St MRy E ready one similar experiment is in | of plomat e Ot countries| eoois i gt et oR L s | AE as “without just cause ory A 9l-year-ol nan, Mrs. E. A.|c hurch k (Special). —Granville C. Bradford off, ovocation” deserted. No childr . was 4 is was born in Rockville | progress in Californta. | belon . and other in. | ¢ : 3 S A o - | vited ational Museum. ington, well known in real estale | were phorn of the marriage, the t ; SR | erminology and meth- | circles of that city, has filed suit in| g, E : 5, The sessions broke up carly toda ard will be con- [ tpe Circuit Court at Rockville for an | 3 Sup e R & < \7ii | absolute divorce from Mrs. Bettie | clerk rt o i ; hesda _district 3 ists will go to Mount Vernon, where | . ;g4 the problems peculiar to their | Burch Bradford, who Is said to be D - . d n of Bet f t 8% Conf W they will make a tour of the house | CO0SIZEl (he Propiems = | A 3 ? A 2 5 e ion. He appeale Conference Wants Products ang estate and noid own fields of research, making her home in Kentucky. H d K. Hit ; o e = DOUBLE STRENGTH 2 3 at the tomb of Wi . This TR i : by Attorney John E. d, Miss Ruby M. 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