Evening Star Newspaper, December 3, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING “QUALITY THE SAME—PRICES LOWER" AN INCOMPARABLE BACKGROUND Or DESES. .. CONFIDENCE Tobpay SErVES YOU AT LOWEST PRICES SINCE THE YEAR 1914 " 35 Joses This artistic Governor Win- throp desk (sketched) is in brown or red mahogany, with three large drawers and auto- matic slides. $55 John Hancock Desk with block front.... $69 SECRETARIES .. Governor Winthrop Style...$75 SIXTH FLOOR Q f (3 from. m®§@§/neans/nore Hahn’s now place on Sale 5,500 prs. Entirely New Shoes Black and brown kid, rep- tile trim pumps, ties and straps — black and brown Raisin Calf pumps and oxfords with Spectator heel—also Suedes— Made by a Factory whose shoes regularly retail at $7 to $8.50 THER stores thought we were “Crazy” when we recently started Midwinter Clearance Sales—6 weeks earlier than usual. ness!” By clearing away present But there was “Method in our Mad- stocks earlier—we were able to make wonderfully advantageous purchases of brand new styles. Our factories were glad to be kept busy, at this time, by producing this unusually fine merchandise at much below normal wholesale costs. So, here are entirely new women’s shoes—crisp, new advance Spring fashions— much underpriced, at the height of the Xmas season! e '\All sizes, 215 10 9; AAA to C—at all our women’s shop p & Sons December Sales—Juvenile Shoes! Extra Value in Boys’ Storm Shoes Sizes 11 to 1314 THE recent cold snap brought a tremendous demand for these extra value Boys’ Storm Shoes. Rugged, weatherproof Moccasin bluchers with overweight soles— buckles and straps, extra storm welt, wide bellows tongue, knife pocket. You can’t beat it! ALE of hundreds of our famous “Hahn Special” Shoes for Misses and Junior Women. Novel oxfords, sports oxfords and straps in tan, beige, black or patent leather. Many with reptile decoration and “Gold Spot” soles. Regularly $2.95 and $3.95—but worth much more—in this Sale: w2 .. UCH remarkable value in Boys’ Sturdy Winter Brogue Oxfords. Extra service black or tan heavy Scotch Grain—welted oak soles—semi-wing tips. A shoe that cannot be duplicated under $4—all sizes, 12 p) er all sizes, $2.95 to 6, in this Sale at all stores, in- BIRANE B BE nisswinsispe v s cansis Women's and Children’s Shops 1207 F 3212 14th 7th & K STAR, LEGION IN VIRGINIA ADDS TO TS ROLLS Arlington Post at Clarendon Cited for Services in Suc- cessful Drive. WASHINGTON, D. By the Associated Press. RICHMOND, Va, December 2.—W. Glenn Elliott, State adjutant of the Virginia Department of the American Legion, announced today that the recent Legion membership campaign resulted in a total membership in the State Legion posts of 3,820, or an increase of 1,375 over the 2,245 at the same date last year. Posts that equaled or exceeded their respective total memberships of last year by midnight on November 18, when the annual campaign closed, will be awarded the national headquarters “citation for most distinguished service.” The citations will be made at the post officers’ conference to be held on Janu- ary 12. The posts to receive the citation are: Halifax County Post, No. 8, South Bos- ton; Glade Spring Post, No. 11, Glade Spring; Lynchburg Post, No. 16, L; burg; Miller-Campbell Post, No. Loudoun Post, No. 34, Lees- burg; Peninsula Post, No. 39, Williams- yd-Williams _Post, No. 41, n-Franklin-Knox Post, 5, Fredericksburg; Old Dominion Pos! No. 67, Norfolk; Henry N. Tate Post, No. 70, Appalachia; Grayson County Post, No. 75, Independence; Stewart Comer Post, No. 106, Shenan- doah, and Arlington Post, No. 139, Clarendon. The commanders and adjutants of the posts will be awarded the depart- ment’s “distinguished service citation.” HENRY HALL ELECTED TO HEAD ALFALFA CLUB Annual Dinner of Organization ‘Will Be Staged at Willard Hotel on Evening of January 17. ry Hall was elected President of the Alfulfa Club at the annual meeting Monday night of the Army and Navy Club. Other_officers named included: Judge {at © Key Pittman, second vice pres ! d-t; Charles Porterfield Light, secre- !lar treasurer, and Thomas P. Little- page, Richard V. Oulahan, Edgar C. | Snyder and Edward J. Walsh, members the board of managers for three years ending December 31, 1933. The annual dinner of the club will be given at the Willard Hotel on Sat- trday evening, January 17, 1931. R ¥ Consider- ation —of the smallest detail has won appreciation of Ryan service. Funeral Parlors—Private Ambulance Livery in ect Urban and Suburbam Service JAMES T. RYAN Funeral Director 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Telephone Atlantic 1700-1701 calf. A typical A CLEAN C., WEDNESDAY, 0. T. COSTELLO DIES Special Dispatch to The Star, prominent farmer of the count fi suddenly Monday morning at 3 miles from He is sur- 'l'tdlvyhh'ldaw,'how)dhlm- becca Symons of this county; two daughters, Mrs. Edith Fawley of Wa- terford and Miss Iva c«-uno. at home, and two sons, Thurman and Norman, of ‘Waterford. Puneral_services were held today by Rev. H. B. Jennings, with interment in the Leesburg Union Cemetery. Serv- ices at the ve were conducted by the Order of Fraternal Americans, of which he was a member. BUDGET CUT MADE FOR ALEXANDRIA Tentative $23,000 Boost in 1931 Figures May Be Eliminated. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., December 3.— Prospects that the indicated $23,000 in- crease in the tentative 1931 budget over 1930 figures will be reduced until actual figures are but slightly higher than amounts appropriated for this year, is seen following several informal meet- ings of City Council held to go over separately each item of the tentative 1931 figures. Council will meet in. formally again this afternoon to discuss the budget and the revised figures will probably be presented at the regular meeting tomorrow. Additional increases in the police force over and above the addition of six new policemen who were sworn in today which were asked by Police Capt. W. W. Campbell will not be granted by council due to lack of funds, it is said. Capt. Campbell is under- stood to have requested the appoint- ment of a leutenant to be in charge of the force at night lnd of two ad- ditional detective sergea ‘The increased budget !or schools 1is expected to remain as stated in the preliminary _figures. Some other in- creases, including the police budget, will also stand, but councit will be able to consideraby reduce the contingent fund item over last year, which will make up for a large part of other increases. Cnml;_erlsnd Minister Dies. CUMBERLAND, Md., December 3 (Special).—The Rev. Samuel B. Daw- son died yesterday at his Ridgeley, opposite this city, aged 66 years. He was a local minister of the United Brethren Church and had filled various pulpits in his active days while engaged at other work. At one time he resided at Westernport where he was a pastor. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at Mount Zion Church, near Keyser, W. Va., where burial will take place. The Rev. John E. Oliver, pastor of Bethany United Brethren Church, this city, will officiate. Marr;age Licenses. g. Crivello, 35 and Anns C. lrduly 23 Rev. Yo", Tarter, 21; and Elaine A. Car- Shelton Miller. Finch. 26, and Allie M. Youns, Nicholson. d, 21 thig city, and Rite V. kham, Va. Hez 6, and Mary Brady, 36; and Laura Pendleton, 22. sand Emma P. 21 Rev. W S "Abernetny. g0 ter 30: Rev Haroid W. 21; Re James M. Christmas, 1 Walk-Overs Are Good to Active Feet. A bubf‘kge-unp mode] obtainable in both brown and Walk-Over, with snug and arch-—roomy at the toe. Wear Walk-Overs once and you'll never change. Wolfs Uatr-@ver Sho A op Furnace— Without Muss or Bother ILE you are brighten- ing up your house for the holidays, remember that our special vacuum-cleaning process removes every par- ticle o f soot from your fur- nace—without disturbing the t tur| o By COAL ME Main Office 1151 16th Street fire! Call us for this superior serv- ice — then you’ll be SURE of free- dom from heat- ing troubles in the happy days ahead. WILLIAM KING & SON ESTABLISHED 1835 RCHANTS home at|K DECEMBER 3, 1930. THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Fair and not 80 cold tonight, minimum temperature about 32 degrees; partly cloudy tomor- row, moderate southwest winds. Muyhnfl-—hrr.lfi cloudy and mot qu!u 80 cold tonight; tomorrow cloudy, fresh southwest winds. Virginia—Fair and not quite so cold tonight; tomorrow partly clous not so cold in south portion, moderate to fresh east winds. West Virginia—Pair and not quite so cold tonight; tomorrow increasing nloudtness. not so cold in extreme east Record for 24 Hours. ‘Thermometer—4 p.m., 27; 8 p.m., 2! midnight, 24; 4 am, 23; 8 noon, 35. 30 61; Barometer—4 am. 8 am., 30.03; noon, 30, 5! Highest. temperature, 35, occurred at noon toda; Lowest temperature, 22, occurred at 7:30 a.m. today. Temperuture same date last year— Highest, lowest, 22. Tide Tables. (Purnished by United States Coast and ‘Geodetic Eurvsy) ‘Today—Low tide, 1 1 high tide, 5:. 50 P Tomorrow—Low tide, 1:12 am. 1:07 pm high tide, 6:36 a.m. am. and am. and and and "The Sun and Moon, ‘Today—Sun rose 7:09 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 pm. ‘Tomorrow—Sun rises 7:10 a.m.; sun sets 4:46 pm. Moon rises 3:03 p.m.; sets 4:3¢ am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one- half hour after sunset. Condition of the Water, Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers clear this morning. ‘Weather in Various Citles. 5 A99UB(H e 31T 159] AT Btations. Weather. e gwpIngo 4 3 288, RRREE mo; Birmingham Bismarck, N. Bosto: 288, Charleston; Chicaro, Cincinnatl, Cleveland, 'Ohio. 30.3 Columbia, S. C. 30.60 enver, Colo. .. 3 oudy . Pt.cloudy Cloudy Mo Los Angeles. ... 29.98 Louisville, 304 7 0.3 New Yorke N-¥. 30,64 Qiiahoma, City. 3018 om Fhundrlnhl. Phoenix. Ariz.. 2992 Bittsburgh, Pa Portland, A ; Ptcloudy Cloud San Diego, Calif 29.9¢ San _Francisco. 30.06 St. Louis, Mo. . 30.30 St. Paul, Minn. 2040 Seatt] FOREIGN. (7 a.m., Greenwich time, L Stations. today.) ture. Weather. Clear Clear Clear (Noon. Horta (Faval). Azores Cutrent observatio Hamilton, Bermuda 84 San Juan, Porto Ri Havana, Cuba Colon, " Canal Zone. . Zone Cloudy Bart cloudy Part cloudy Clear Births I Reported. The following_births have been reported to the Health Department in the past 34 Gordon W. and Prances L. Clarke. boy. John R. Beatrice V. es. boy. ton, boy. kagn 3 bo: Eauer & & a Guuude T Bicker: bo. lia U. Clague. boy. Sihdve Anderson boy. and Alma Goodw Davia B, nd Mary E. Lonsenecker. girl. Stanton S. and Florence E. Torreyson, girl. Peter J. and Frances J. Donohue, gir] Harry M. and Lucy V. Bleken Shi, & wis M Willson, girl. e Fuentes. airl. Hotbere B and Gladvs M. Berryhill, Charles T. and Nellie E. Sherman, ir', gl &l nd M g and ‘Marsares B, de Velbiss, d Lillian P. Mangus. eirl, Lawrence 5. and Ma Overton, girl. Nick and Lucy V. Char s Ooh Wl and Katherine T, “Wiilett, girl. A. and Louise K. Enos. gir] . and Mildred Mearns. girl. 3 Max and Ethel Yumkas, gir! and Etnel Minhix. cirl in E. and Ellen Thompson, girl. Piiacs And Mary Blasstnegame. sirL uth P. Emerson, boy. H. ul 14 4nd, Sadie Howard, girl nd_Ethel Chambers, boy. d Alice Tibbs, boy. Brick brooders afe recommended for Georgia poultry raisers by the State College of Agriculture. FOR LOST ANlMALB poly Animal Rescis FOREE wiih & . BT ith lmlll lmm money. MTrs. Fowall: Siiver Spring. Md. hell, Tost Tast Wed- tan; tag GERMAN POLIC] TR Hiniat E D k | No, 10734; finder please return, COL. LOUIS C. SCHERER I IS BURIED AT ARLINGTON Harris F. Scherer, 1st United States Cavalry, at West Point, N. C. Scherer, jr., of Chicago; George F. Scherer of New York Clty, and Karl L. Scherer, a cadet at the West Point Military Academy. Ylmll Col. Scherer, a native of Minnesota, was graduated from the Mlllllry AM emy in 1891 and took part in Cavalry arm in the Spanish War, '.hz Philippine insurrection and the World War. He was decorated an officer of the Legion of his services in that country. Hi transferred to the retired list in .Yune. 1928, on his own application. —_— Deaths Reported. pifgbert R. Davidson, 85, Providence Hos- Leile w. Gates, 77, St % W Ontes, 77, 830 oth 65."Litile Sister: Poor. Maty Fisher, 60, Emersencs Hou ‘Ah' mes F. Péterson, 32, Walter kolopoulos, 53, en Katherine A. Shale, 65, 3523 shire ave. route Freed- New Hamp- Hospital. T ave . Hitte, 2, Providenc: Hospital. Kenneth Breefwood, 5 months, Childre Hospital. Dorthy woous, 2 days. lednn s Hosmital Jeesie” Hoean. 79, Emergency. Hos i[ielg;lj{’!l‘t;l:rellk . Frudm!n“.t m-mul. Harriet Johnson, N e Georee Bowles, ‘50, Walter "Keed General neplital 1 unter, Ir. 46, 16 3 Duder 33, ‘51 41928 13th ot L W B Botis, 23, 1258 Roland Lee. 16, Gailinger Hospital Daniel Glenn, 15, Tuberculosis Hi Doiores Whité, 23 months, Catlaren's Ho Lois Bridges, 7 months, Freedmen's Ho: @ard nf Thanks, ICHARDSON, JAMES A The tamuy ot :aenlr)x.cenly thank lh. l'm L their symj l!h assists flmmk"ntr ’“" beautitul "tributes RS 'EVA M. RICHARDSON AND P Beatha. 5., Devarted this life 1 1830, 2 AKERS, JAMES Monday. Dece: p.m at his mmmu. 3300 5 b JAMES B! Son"of Luli A and the lete’ Charles . 3 bmrh-r of Mrs. Lillian '8, Mich : of Detroit Ko Charles H., Jjohn L. Joseph C. and Harold W Akers and unci of Robert ndrick. ‘Puneral from t Metropolitan snpxm Chureh. R st n bet. 12th and 13th ste. Thursday, Decem: .. Rev. E. . Bmith o 3 NNI) e of Lorenzo Alion Bailey. Puneral service: ¥ili ‘bg held at her late residence :fn Fric day. nber 5, at 10 a.m. Interment s Rock' Creek Cemetery. 4 OTTS, DAVID BROTHER. Departed this Jite Monday, December 1. Dot ten 12 1t gl Tesidence. 1288 Halt DAVID BROTHER BOTIS, He luvn 0 pourn thelr loss a devoted father, Pmlhg naed . ters. thies brothers and & host of other Telatives and friends. Remaing reating s Eugene Pord's funeral parlors, 1300 South Cabitol st. Puneral Thursday, December 4, in Richinond, V. BRUCE., EDWARD ary C. Bruce and_son of Robert W. and Margaret J. Bruce. ins Testing at ehapel of John R. Wright Co. 1337 10th st n Thursday. Chevy Ch sve. and Chevy - interment at Glenwood Cemetery. BRUCE, EDWARD J. A special communi- cation of the New Jerusalem Lodge will be, neld at Masonic Temple, 13th gt. and cem- Dec for the purposa of our late CE. By order the ‘master, MERTO! TEVEAW. Op Tuesday, December 2, ARY A, beloved wii 4. at vierian "Chutch, Gonn. ase parkway. - Masonic st. n'. on rrm‘u Tass 8 St Dominie’s Chucn th and B Stss W at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited fo attend. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. K CRAMER, J. ERVIN. On Mon day, ber 1,13 Voraity i ber 4. Tunerst Home o hrey, iam’st., Rockville, Md. ville Union Cemetery. CURRAN, WILLIAM MELVILLE. On Tues- day, Déecember 2, 1930, at Providence Hos- pital, »\ILUAM MELVILLE, beloved son am., to " Bt Church, whers mass will be said at DADE, ROSA. On Monday, Dade: and niece of Mev. Wiliam Whiting of Frederick, Md. = Remains resting at the ."Ernest_Jarvis funeral chapel, 4320 r 4 st n.w Funeral Thursda p.m. (HELEN. _Tuesday, December 2, 1030, DAViS ave. Remains “at Saffelrs- ¢hapel: sth' and H sts. n.w. Interment Florence, S. C. AN R. On Wednesday, Decem. t Takoma Park, Md., SUSAN R DAVIS. dévoted mother of Emma Mot and grandmother of Harry 8. tice of funeral later. Hemains_restin o W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ehurch, 1433 Fou b, n DIANE, ALFRED, JR. On Tuesday, Decem. 2.71930, at Sibley Hospital, ALFRED Brank, "0, “Seioven” nasband” of “dect Diane “(nes Wooawatd) in the S1th"gens bi Funeral from the chapel of ull, 436 Tth st on Fri- r 5, at 8:30 v Inte; t Mount Oliver Gemetery. - (Niles, ich papers please copy.) Washington, D. Lodge of Elks please take notice. 4 i nownom nm. . 26th ember 4 at 3 pomRer Ak HARDESTY, ELIZABETH_A. ’ On_Tuesday, Dtumber !‘B‘I%I&I. at m)m%mm ‘MerRodiat Phe lnte Remn - Services at- th H"doo.d, F g on_Thursday, Church Bm. Interment Oolesviite: Sio: T 2 el flenun B, f J. Harry Havene from ate residence on ‘Thursday, Decems at Interment Chestius an, Va. 3 On Tue: HEALY, JORN A. 1830, at, th am. " High e A A:flmn Church at e Mount ¢ Ohve!— Cemetery. o 7 KENNEDY, WILLIAM RAYMOND. day, December 32, lB!O‘ l! his I?A’:den(:. Giesboro, D. C.. WILLIAM RAYMOND, liutkvz!:"e?’n fl!ed-lao;m Thomas and Ads o ::, Sase "Wt %the Ohurch . Coner 10 a.m. R!ll v d fr lnll:l“l: l‘l:sll hl“ .' terment Mount Oll\el Cemetery, LA FONTAINE, CHARLES 0. On Novembe, 930, a¢ 1030 3. ae als resides 701 S st Deral trom his late residence, Wednesday, December . Interment Congressional Gem. ves and friends muud a* MARTIN, WILLIS T. On Tuesday, Decem 3, '1930, WILLIS T MARTIN: Sovored Bebhcw of” Hevirie Jinen o deyoted Moore, Notice of futeral laier. Remaing church, 1452 Fou at nas vV funer MAXWELL, WILLIAM D. Decembs at Omalia, Nebr.. ELLA MAXWELL. Wiiow of the late Willism D. Maxwell and daughe. ter of the ichols and Hester McCub- C. Survived by ahd one ‘sister. MeGOWNE: CATHERIN NE © RINE E. on Tue:dm ; on Priday, December 5.r l‘e‘raesldenc. ] Reaquiem ed 'to at .\(uunl Ohv:l— Cemenr’. lgnd 1L ARY C. 'y ILLS. MARY C. Suddent November 2. s ber 4, at 3 p.m. ment Congressional Cémetery” = MORAN, pital MO! and ?t Norine Moran. kxes Nnur: trom _his late. residence, 620 Gich on_FPriday, December Y MAE. On W December ' at her Tesidence, Toia n?a' se. EM] < beloved dausnter o Walter and Aiie ‘Motmtios. Funer fro abore, residence on Friday. Be- nterment Cedar Hill z':'e':m'af;'.fl‘ HN P. On Wednesday, Decem! Bt Georgetown Universty - Bogs JOHN P beloved husband of the ret De Sales O'Nell, 636 G latin st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereat SEITZ, WILLIAM W, uesday, Decem- this Tenidence ¥ Taurel o2 . "M WILLIAM Vi E. Pumnhru- Iun-r home, Rockville, Md. Interment I .i Mount Olivet Cemetery. 'AIPIILD RACHEL \llGl TA. On Tues- VIR—GXNMJ ’ F1 AR : at 1528 a¢ Goshen, 2. X Churr.h on Thursday, WHITE, DOLORES c. on Tuesda: 3 at Borokies e wiiTe oe: William “and Pauline Whity leaves mother: Tains Festine the Tuneral "churcn,” 1432 ZAUGG, STANLEY 8, ember 1, 1 ln ion University Hopital, BT beloved fon of William and Lonise Za in his 24th e al services at mbers funeral home, 14th an Seiatives and ‘triends fhe Relatives spd friends in- 1 eihent "ay Cedar Bl Cemeters. In Memoriam. BAILEY, JOHN M. Sacred to the mem £ brother, JOHN M. BA nx?. three years ago to- 'hu Jevaried duy, December 3, 1837, In_that far-off land of glory, With its open gates o i ey il et he. '-’.‘:}’ufi"“nf?‘" iR g_there DEVOTED BROTHER, JAMES & BAILEY.s GARNER, MARTHA. MARTHA GARNER Ppassed away thirty-two years ago today. MATTHEWS, LUCY. In sad byt loving re- membrance of dur dear sister, LUCY MATTHEWS. who passed away one year ago today, D-ocmbcr 3, 1929. No_one knows lent heartache, Oy those e have lost can toh Of the grief that s born in silence well. wvmo axs-rm ik Wiite AND rllu.ln. Ln.u! HEFFNER. oI, tad, bub loving_remembrance of our dear moth R eI TPs, ho eparts d,Jhis life two years ago,” December 3, Pe-:em in, thy silent stumber, Peaceful in 0 low: Thou no. more can Join our Bumber Thou no more our sorrows know HER CHILDREN. * SCHEER, HENRY K. In luvlnkmflno of my dear husband, o Jied siuiortr Sears a0 today, Devems ber "Blestpe_the tle that bind, G WIPE, NEVA. THOMAS, ANNIE. A tribute of jove tn res Teemurance of ;a ‘dear. wife, mother an grandmother, ANNIE THOMAS, who di one year ago -today, December 3, 1929. Our hearts cannot tell how we miss you, ur ;IJI do not know what to say, By G »myflv:;no):uul Bow e miss You o i RLOVING PAMILY. CORNE] Llls J. AN ALMA but loving remembrance of dear husband, CORNELIUS J. TUI who died seven years ago today, December 3, 1923. and my dear daughter, ALMA J. TURNER, Who died ten 3¢ars Ago. g bllt not forgotten. XD MOTHER. MRS "8 'WILKINSON, JgHV A\? l'l.l;"l'oflhl-.bm‘ Vi remembrance of my dear husl xlflm'l"l‘um' father. JOHN W!LKLNBON, who departed lhh Il!! twe ye:r lil’fl?‘r HE FAMILY. DORSEY, JAMES N. on Monday, December 30. @t his residence, 31970 et m-ws MES' N. DORSEY. devoted hus Elluabetn. Dorsev. father. of M Young, Eugene Dorsey and Mr Gyant. He alto leaves other relatives and a il Wednesday, fter, .z his late mber 4, ¥ Betember 5.6 5 residenc v Prie A eshinaton oo emorial Cemetery. DORSEY, J. N. A special meeting of Wash- Taton Brtnarchy Nor 15 sl e Theia ni Pythians’ Hall this evening, 8 oclock, to arrange for the funeral of Brother RORSEY. “which, wi November, 4.’ ] E. P. WINGARD, W. DORSEY, JAMES N. Au Sir Knlehts o Henderson Commandery, No. 2, K. Inuy “Tkoms herepy ordered 0. assenible Thirsday; Be Rew: cember 4 1930, at 12, at Zion Baptist " Natl 0 . bet. 3rd and 4% sts. for u'rvo;e of attending the 1 December 4 l%!‘? at 1 l"ll'lc T. C. BOWLER, Recorder. Z: ABSES, Tortolse shell. Mrs. Robt. R mnv.u 1id case: |.":’7 &t Heeht's or Concord . n.W. ABSES, bi-focal -y SahC%or” Brigntwood car bar 203 Holly ave., Takoma Park. bum.'h 2. GLASSES, T Frankiin Optical C. vicinity 7th and Pa. ave on !merlo’n mu Teleptione Col w«m case, 8th and G, Norlt‘l: R abitor L3t jabout 8 3 nm N Drcemh.r Dimice d Com: er ordered. 1o assemble | form af Zion Ba HANDKERCHIEFS, square, scissors: vicinity Navy Dept. e CHAS. D. PR"MAN;OGrlnflcRBglc:ll’ldrzge‘ 0 SEY, JA l N Oflleer .nd members O. E. cnd the fu éral of chmk from ‘Zion , fro betwesn Srd ‘and = ect 20 o 2007 between B ok’ rch. 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