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500. 1909 24th NV, 12r $780,. .s5 Defreea 1f
$780, 1907 Fm't NV. 12r t15.5 so. .1717 S'ton nw, ,6r
$780, 1855 lamont NV, ,1or $1S. 1927 L nv, Ar
$3.50. :. .1742 n NV, 1er &14.40 0.6S3 G.rard nw,sr
3I25. 1850 18th NV. 1.r el4. .25e0 9Th NV. 5r
SIS. .zT2 Pa NV, store &13. 0.42 Mass ar nW,<r
S67 80 3725 Liv'ton NV 3 ga. 40. .2626 9Th NV Or
SoO. .e51 Pa .sto. .1r 412 75 1894 Fuller nw.5r
SEQ. 1871 24th NV, 10r S12 IS. .25al Mozart. 5r
500. .631 d NV, 18r $3.50. -. .213 Q NV, 5r
965. 1853 Girard NV, Or e12. .&016S0A 10th nw.b
$50 .S1e 18th NV. "a. .2r &I0.60. % Fenton ne, Or
S41 O5. .s21 10th NV. Sr 5000. =. .1221 Sc, 5r
$40 so. 1894 11th NV. .1or $10.45. 43s 10th sw. Or
sos So Is K ne, Or SIC. .4Oa53 McI'n sw, Er
S23 50. .1241 9th nv, sr $40. 1922 WaTerly nv.4r
$22 1883 Swami nv, Or SO. 1923 Lnser's ct, <r
S20 50 s4ls prosp't nv g - CO.. SO NJ sc, 4r
$50 90 1923 2lst NV, Or STOU.. .113U Half ee. 5r
SIN .6l9 4th NV, Sr $500. 11as Crsh pl sc, Ar
OFFICES.
sos. ....1 1919 G NV, Ari $l5. .s14 f NV, 2r, IA
So. -. 400 5th NV, 3ri $40 1908 NV. sto, ~
GARAGE.
$500 446 NJ ct. NV. rear
Complete list of property for rent will be sent
upon request.
SWARTzEIL. RHEEA HESSEY Co.,
721 18th 1T. nv.
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PROBABLY THE BEST LOCATED 2-sToRY
HOUSE EVER OFFERED IN THE CITY 0E'
WARRINGTON ON WASHINGTON H0HTS.

We offer for sale a comparatively new 2-story
dwelling on Washington Heights. west of Cal
ing to an Army cficer for s45 per month. II
has wide covered porches front and rear. hard
wood floors beautiful tiled bathroom, expensive
fixtures, gas and electric lights. hot-water heat.
reception hall plan. Deep lot to a wide alley
SUCH an opportunity will not be offered again
TO purchase thoroughly modern and up-to-dats1
house. just the proper size for economical
housekeeping and in section built up with
peilsiye residences. Adjoining houses occupied
by prominent refined people.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1S41 New York ave,
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ONE-TON EXPRESS BODY COVERED TRUCK
for hire by the hour, day or week. Phone Main
1909 or Lincoln 1914.
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WITHIN TWELVE BLOCK1 TR1AS.
nv: old or new; condition object: state price,
ocation, Address Box 260.Rs Star odcs.
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FOR SALEREADY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Prseticslly a new house In ths Heishts. west
of 10th ST: southern exposure: every modern
convenience: price. 81. $50: . we'll equipped bath
rooms. with shower bath; electric lights:
hct-wRter heat; hardwood coors; covered porehes
front and rear: attractive decorations; deep lot
to a wide alley. Let show Jon this pretty
home. It can be purchased on easy terms. II
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEW APPERSON CARS.
T-passenger open and closed cars 81, 81. so and
So 90 hour. Special rates for trips. Phone W. S44.
12s
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Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
UEEURSISHED


1905 Conn av. clr. Is44o s4th pl. 1sr. 90
ab ....... $4,000 1901 Decatur. s..b. 81. 90
1881 23d NV. Or, 1917 2lst NV. .10Y. b. 90
17se e II n..i9r.so. 1900 1918 7 AZ NV.
2oss Florida av NV. 12r: .-::..:;- o.oo
1sr. % ...-. 800 ~ NV. 14r. 2b.- tz-so SO
er ...... 1851 90 Ills 1lth NV. o.. b. 40. so
le45 Park I'd ler b1150 90 3S0S 13th nw,b b. Sc. so
1854 nw.14r. .2b. .10sSs SIT 9TH nv. Sr b. 80 50
Or. 2b .......... 5000 S04 LonEfellow st so
os51 29th nv, 1lr 2b- 329 No NV, IL, b. 20. IS
2T37 Cathedral nv. 800 224 LIST sw, 6r i2.o 90
1896 Euclid ST. s4. 90 40 eth ne. 81. 11.50
1855 Calvert NV. 1855 D sw. ...... .10.3s
iars 3b .75 90 tlOs5 Cissel al nv. .4r.6.5o
eos Quincy st. me-. rooms and bath. .10.o 90
1886 Georgia ave. NV. rooms. 100
CoLORED.
1ssi T NV. Or. so 1922 s2d NV, 5r. $50
1908 11th NV. 7r. 1900 3 Raldwin's row NV.
sles NV 5r q 1sSo 1s 90 ,ass ., ,,.y (, 20 20
1917 25th NV. or. IL 30 .: Shows nv: Or ...ss
IS NV, 6r. 14.3s 3s11 Cherry Hill, $50
1865 sth NV. A.. .leisg oFp,crs
The Sterling. 1915 Calvert at. rm in bsmt s25 90
Century bldg, 4l214 9TH NV. $1,000 to s25.0U
1904 II st. NV, rooms. SIS. 90
1923 ST. NV. -
Room ....-.-..-.......'.-.- -S!U.oo
Icon ''''i;ii;:i'' STORES wv
3SI Pa ay NV. .20o.Oo lI5t 'SId NV So
421 10th NV. .1Gs.Ss aoOs-i nw.....-. 1000
1913 New York av.--I 2423 18th nv. 100
1913 7th NV. .80.OU ll3 II nv. sto, Il. LOO
1a9 la1-183 Pa av 2043 L nv. ..-.....' 60
NV ....... .100. .0a, gill 14th NV. 81. co
14o1 -21Ia nw-- 9A Goth NV. ...... 1900
STABLES AND GARAGES.
148 Gov al NV L 600 yr 12 Sumner alley. 80 60
PRINTED BULLETINS. SHOWING ALL
FOR RENT WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATIONS.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
ny
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AUTOMOBlLES-WAN
FORD, second hand. Address, stating age, condi-
ZION, price. etc. Box 2sOR, Star office.
CHEVROLET 1916 or 1917, by Dec. 10; state
IL will accept $50 liberty bond as part payment.
Address Box 272-R. Star office. Ts
WANTED-To rent twenty autos, i've or seven
passenger; by week month; for Camp Meade
anto service. Apply c. II. La Vine, Odenton.
Nd
SELL AUTOMOBILES By AUCTION EvER1
Saturday. II noon A quick and satisfaetoKy
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FOR s1LE-A BARGAIN on coLCMBIA he.
Not far from 18th and Girard streets. 4
substantial 3-story. 10-roem brick dwelling bailt
to sell for $3.50. Our price. $500. Cellar
under the entire house, parlof. reception hail.
dining room. pantry and kitchen on the 6!sr
door. six sleeping rooms ON tho second and third
fi0ors. Hot-water heat. Deep lot to wide alley.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1s42 New York ave.
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HOUSES.
FOR HENT-7lo 9th ut. NV. 1ar.. d. 500. 90
1850 st. NV, 10 rooms and BATH. $3.50
1908 e Ut. NV. 10 rooms and bath. 1890
5o3 srd st. NV, rooIcS and bath. 800. $3.50
1909 9th ct. NV, rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
1912 ss. NV. reons. 1850
o3a I3la at. s.w.. rooms and bath. 1880
aOlU q 81. NV, 8 rooms and bath. 1850
l302 11th st. NV. 4 rooms. ms............... l5.O1
113 24th Ut. NV. rooms. ............. 12.50
4l8 18th ct. s.w.. rooms. .............. Illus
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST co.
REAL. ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Sax sa;s- Ion HonMs AND badn; III balCh ONLY ~.
+. W. TUCKER & BRO. 72e A st. ne.
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FOR SALE5Ths hems ~ neoQ3
Q bright rooms. attic, 6atA, oac
lar; hot-Watef hea2; o3oetxeR
light: q littls Sems W1do ave-
nus; northwest.
n. L. SANsBURY CO., nc.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
OBITUARY..

Rev J. NJ Blake. president OF
the Minister'S and Deacon Union
oithe Mt Olive Baptist Associ
alton died at his home, Hodges
Park. IN. March s. 1917.
His sema;us we're brought TO
Cairo. and the funeral was held
at fzth Street Baptist church
Tuesday March I3ih.
Revs. II Stsrks and r. Bomar
had charge OF the fun, raj arrange.
men;s The following named
ministers were in attendance, Rev.
] ID. Davis Colps. Ill Rev. ID.
Parish Nj City. those OF he city
were Revs NJ A. Jones oil the Ist
Free Baptist church. Purycar, OF
Zion A. M L. church, Olive. OF
10Th ST.. Baptist church. Head
oi 10th ST.. + Douglass. OF the
A. Nj K church 18TH street, c.
NJ b. Woods OF 18th ST.
Bro. ID. Falrow read the obitu-
airy and also paper on behalf OF
the ) ). Convention. Mrs. En-
ma Farrow read paper on behalf
OF the Minister'S and Deacons
Union.
The funeral was preached by
Rev. ID. Davis. followed by
Rev. ID. Parrish.
Euioeies by Rev. +. Douglass
and Rev. Olive.
Rev J. b McCrary. OF Metro
polls. Moderator OF she Mt. Olive
Baptist Association. not knowing
the hour OF the funeral, arrived
TOO late 10 render any service.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
CARD OF THANKS.

To the Ministers, Churches and
friends who SO Loyalty aided in
financial struggles and gave us
words OF cheer and comfort by
letters and visits during the last
illness OF our beloved husband
father and councillor, Rev. Blake.
Please accept our heartfelt
thanks, words fail to express my
gratefulness for the sympathy ex-
tended to US in this our sad bere-
avemeat. These tokens will ever
be remembered. and never for
gotten.
Asking your prayers that |
may be sustained in this sad hour.
Gone but not forgotten, we
will ever remember thee and cher
ish Thee in our hearts .
Mrs. M. J. Blake & Family.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
OBITUARY.

Mckinley Began vas born Oct
~. 1890. and departed this lIle
March i5. 1917. at 600 +. M
at the age OF IL yrs 4 mos i9
days
lie prof hope in Christ
about s years ago uniting with the
lst Baptist church this ei'y. and
lived in and ciamored for the faith
once delivered TO the Saints
His illness has been OF several
months duration, During his long
illness, he was a patient sufferer.
never complaining. realizing that
liie was last ebbine away. he ire
que ntly would remark that he was
only waiting on the Lord.
A father precedes him just a.
bout , months across the river.
On Thursday he placed his
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS TEACHERS
TO MEET AT CAIRO.

The thirty-sixth annual session
of the oouthern Illinois Teacher S
Association will convene at Cairo
on the evening OF March 2oth at
Cairo on the evening OF March
2ota at the Cairo Opera House
continuing until noon the 3lst.
On the afternoon OF the 2o'h
the county sunerintendents will
hold their annual meening which
annual meeting which is not,
strictly speaking. par, OF The S.
/. T. A. but which is always held
IN connection with it preceding
the regular sessions.
The usual attendance is from
400 to 1900 and indications are
that there will be record attend
ance this year.
A strong program has been pre-
pared. Promineut educator from
several states are to deliver ad-
dresses. The Imperial Quartet
oil Chicago. will. sing at all the
sessions. Preliminary musical
programs will be given by the
Cairo schools.
Teachers are requested to get
their assignment to places to stay
previous to their arrival in Cairo
il possible. Those arriving Thurs
day will have the opportunity OF
visiting the Cairo schools.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

arms around his mothers neck
aud said mana don't worry, | am
waiting on The Lord and he will
soon lower the Chariot and will
s'ep on, and go where Father has
gone, for | know that | am a child
OF God.
he leaves to mourn his demise.
a mother. two b1orhrrs. five sisters
and a host OF relatives and trends
Peace be to the ashes OF Nc
Kinley b, gan.
Til. funerIl was attended at the
church which held his member
ship Sunday afternoon at 3 20
Elders ! 5. Stone. pastor OF the
81. Paul. A. M +. church and !.
b. McCrsry. pastor OF Unity B4p-
tist church Brookport.
The church was almost taxed
TO ITS seating capacity. composed
OF relatives. neighbors and friends
who were IN deep sympathy with
I lie widowed mother and sorfow-
ing sisters and brothers. as the
husband and father just preceded
him to the great beyond in De-
cempef last.
Mr.. Tenny Began and wife OF
Clifton. Tenn. Rev ]. IL. Var
brough. Of Shady Grove. III and
Mr. and wife OF Psdu-
cab. KY, were present
Tue remains were inferred in
the Odd Fellows Cemetery.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

mother Mrs. Sophia Cobb, espec-
ially Rev. Stone who conducted
the funeral. Mr.. Norman Long.
Undertaken, Victoria House Hold
OF Ruth No. 262. Perseverance
Tabernacle No III, Metropolis
III. Mr.. Green Hodge who made
necessary preparations Tor the
funeral and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Winston. who made it SO pleas
ant for during Or stay in their
home.
Friends, we love you all, and
hold dear the memory oil the
friends OF our youthful days in
Metropolis. III
RoBT. <. COBB,
SON.
HENRY BELLE NEWELL
DAUGHTER.
4743 State ST..
Chicago, Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
HARRISBURG.
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
Please allow me space in your
valuable paper to say that our
pastor was with us on the second
Sunday. Rev. Greene ex-pastor
preached a splendid sermon last
Sunday. He informs us that he
is making his headquarters at
Evansville. Ind.
Thos. Hunter is no better at
this writing.
Rev Starks will be with US next
Sunday.
Mt Pleasant church expects to
give a basket dinner next Sun
day.
am informed that Revs. Green
and Phillips organized church
last Thursday night at Grayson,
a mining town in Saline Co.
Rev. Geo Brown.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

part in carrying out their duties.
Woman's Day will be observed
by this club in the near future
making it the 2nd annual affair Of
this kind in our club. Tie date
and program will appear later.
The supper at Mrs. Eva Stalls
Saturday night was decided suc-
cess.
Mrs. B Jackson on 0th St. viii
entertain the club this week.
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
RESOLUTIONS.
FROM CLIN KY


Rev. J NJ. Blake, on March 8.
1917. this servant OF God passed
from earth to heaven. IRON labor
TO reward.
Therefore, be il resolved. That
the Mt. Olive Baptist Association,
the. ). s. Convention, the Is. Y.
+. u. the Ministers and Deacon
Union. as he was president OF the
Union. the Woman S Educational
and Miss on Society. have lost
great man and great leader, the
Baptist great man and a prince
in Israel one u whom they owe
much Tor his famous preaching.
He was strong defender OF
the Baptist everywhere he went.
That as mark OF our appreci-
alton and our affection for him.
we wanted TO attend the funeral
10 pefson but could not.
That we extend to his bereav-
ed widow and children. our deep
sympathy in the death Of hus-
band and father, so noble and true
so loving and beloved. We re-
joice though. that they sorrow not
as those that have no hope. while
he has gone from them. he has
lett behind the legacy OF his bright
example. the memory OF his deeds
as sacred heritage.
His life on earth is done. but
he has entered on that life above
where We trust they shall all meet
him in family reunion which will
have no end.
Therefore. be it resolved, that
the Iwelveth St. Baptist church
Cairo, III has lost a true and
faithful friend and member whose
noble virtues and loving service
will remain a .asting inspiration
That we bow TO the will OF our
loving heavenly Father and re-
cognize that our SORROW is Rev.
]. M. Blake's happiness.
That we extend to his sorrow
ing family our coincidence and
sympathy and commend to them
the love OF Heavenly Father who
doeth all things we'll.
That copy OF these resolutions
be sent to rhe family and copy
to the Metropolis Gazette for pub
lication. and copy 10 be spread
upon the minutes OF the church.
w. G. FAULKNER.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

battle and unite the purse string
and get ready for concerted act
ion for a freewill offering each
night. The plans will be further
laid next Sunday for big things.
All christians are most cordially
invited to be present and lend
helping hand.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
Come Up To The Help OF The
Mighty.

Rev. j b. McCrary. will launch
a financial and spiritual rally at
Unity Baptist church next week,
beginning from the 4th Sunday and
will preach for a few nights. We
wan, every member to unsheath
his sword and brighten ii up for
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, Rev. w. II Barnett,
served us as pastor for five weeks
according to promise in order that
we might have pastor to con-
duct the pastoral business during
Quarterly Meeting.
Be it resolved that it be made
known through the Gazette, that
Rev Barnett served his time out
per agreement with the church
and helped to cali the Rev. c.
Berry. as our pastor for an indeh-
mite time.
]. A. Baker,
Free Baptist Church
METROPOLIS. Ill.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
NOTICE.

To the Churches and Pastors
composing the Missionary Baptist
State Association ef the State oi
Illinois. Dear Co-worksfs The
time Is fAst approaching. that our
state association shall convene in
tbe beautiful city of Carbonate.
III the city OF learning place
where all can be refreshed after
year 5 hard earnest spiritual lab
ors.
DR.. 6. w. Dorsey and his good
peope OF the HopewelI Baptist
church is preparing TO give US a
grea's.opportuoity Tor the grandest
session in the history oil the or
ganizatlon. conve ming on Tuesday
before the 4th Sunday in May
1917.
Brethren there is a great work
to be done along Missionary lines.
Let every pastJr. layman and
deacon. get bu y 10 the work of
the Master. The opportunity is
nov op-n to evsry sslling mission
worker. and soul winner.
The hand OF the state associ-
alton is out TO help him. or her.
Lct US star, now TO make the
as.ociation 4 great factor II christ
ian work IN the state ot IlliHoi-
One tenth ol all oil our earnings
b-iong TO the Lord. and We have
not gwen him What justly belongs
to him. Will ma rob Godf
Let us all come up. down. out
through and over to Caibondale.
in May next bringing with US
some OF the Lords money that We
have been spending. 80 that his
commission. go ye and make dis
ciples) can be CARRIED out.
From the viewpoint OF light.
salt sacrifice oil time. money and
life IL need be. the church is given
the great work OF making diseip-
les in all the world. and the teach
Jag oI them the Importance oil OBJ
serving all the things commanded
BY our Lord Jesus Chiist. Let
tho entire State Of Illinois blend
her christian forces al Carbondale
in May next. and by work. will.
courage. money. diligence and
sacrifice. do some tangible work
Tor the Kingdom oil God, and the
spread OF the good message and
the relief OF suffering humanity.
We are looking for che Baptist
of the State oil Illinois in Carbon
dale. next May. The Lord help
then to come.
Df. ]. +. Thomas.
Moderator.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
]. A. Baker,
Free Baptist Church
Metropolis. Ill.
SILVER LEAF

Silver Leaf Club met in its re-
gular weekly meeting at the home
of Mrs, Amanda Barnard on w.
9th St. Mrs. Barnard and Mrs.
C.. Sultzer were the hostesses.
Much interest was manifested
and each member took an active
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
Contributions For The Widow As
Follows:

Mt. Olive church CoIps. SO.
(By pastor Rev. ID Davis)
Mt. Moriah Cairo. $i.2s
pastor Rev. +. Bomar)
18th Street Sewing Circle $3.50
(Mrs. Tennie Watson Pres
18th St. church collection SO 80
(Rev. ]. II. Stalks. Pastor. }
Total $is.os
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
CARD of THANKS.

We wish to thank the many
friends who extended to us their
sympathy in the late death of our
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

rally at Unity Baptist Chuerh
Sunday night Rev Cross is ex-
pecred to deliver the SPECIAL ser
mon Rev. J. B. McCtary pas
tor Of Unity Baptist church will
be at his post Sunday We in
vite you to Worship with US.
We have fine Sunday School.
Rev E Reddick. vile and
daught.r took dinner with Mr.
and Mrs Blaine Martin last Sun
day also Rev. A. Jones OF Union
vile.
Reporter
We appreciate the kind words
rs well as the money received
from our Brookport subscribers.
1t is pleasure to serve people
when they apprs ciate it, Thanks
let us hear from Others. Don't
wait for US to send you state
ment you know we cant send
the paper out for nothing
Mrs NJ ], McCrary.
Manager
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23
BROOKPORT ITEMS

Ia: Blzaar Club viii have their
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-03-23

DR.. J. +. Thomas.
Moderator.
DR.. w. p. Washington,
Correspond ng Secretary
The border vidette., 1917-06-30
ANOTHER GOOD MAN GONE

Dennis Coughlin, thirty years a we'll known, highly respected citizen of Santa Cruz county. died suddenly of heart disease last Sunday night. at his home at Washington Camp.
 Deceased came to Arizona about thirty years ago for the benefit of his health, which he soon regained. and he often spoke glowingly of our beautiful country and wonderful health giving climate. He made his home at Washington Camp, where he owned mining proper ty, some of which he sold Seve- ral years ago to the DuqueSne Mining x Reduction Company for a handsome sum.
 At the time of his sudden pass ing Dennis was about seventy five years of age. The night he died Dennis told friends that he never felt better, and joklngly mentioned the fact that he still survived many old time friends.
 Dennis Coughlin was a man of sterling worth, kind hearted and generous. He will be miss ed.
 The funeral was held from the Sacred Heart Church, in this city, at nine o'clock, last We'd nesday forenoon, the Rev. Father Van Goethem officiating.
 Many old friends and acquaint ances and a large number of Knights of Columbus and The Elks, of which deceased was an enthusiastic member, were iu attendance, to pay their last re- spects to their friend and broth. CT. Interment was in the Noga- les cemetery.
 The pail bearers were: Judge M. Marsteller, Judge Frank J. Duffy, Attorney Fred. S. Noon, Robert E. Lee, Victor J. Wager and William Mcknight.
The border vidette., 1917-06-30
JUDGE WATT GiTTiNS DEAD

Watt Gittins, Justice Of the Peace of Nogales, who recently went to Los Angeles for the benefit of his health. died in that city last Thursday morn ing. His daughter, Mrs. John Gleason, was with him when the end came
 Yesterday the body of Judge Gittirs arrived in the city. be- ing accompanied by Mrs. Glea- son.
 The funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock, from the Episcopal church. un- der the auspices of the B. P. O. E., of which deceased was a loyal member.
 Interment will be in the Mo- gales cemetery.
 Judge Gittins was a pioneer mining man of this county, be- fore being elected Justice of the Peace.
 He was a member of Tucson Lodge No. 3S3, B. P. O. E., and for many years took an active interest in the Best People On Earth.
 Deceased is survived by three daughters and two sons, Mrs. Gleason. Mrs. Ed Woods, Mrs. Simonton, and Tom and John Gittins.
 In their loss they have the sympathy of the community.
The border vidette., 1917-06-30
THE TRUST BUILDING.

The Trust Building, being built by the First National Bank of No gales. corner of Morley avenue and International street, is going Lo be "A thing of beauty and a joy forever"
 Already most of the store and office rooms have been leased. and applicants for other rooms are ready to sign up."
 The immense room fronting on Morley avenue, has been leased by l.. B. FleiScher, and associates, who will conduct a general mercantile store, where everything for man and women will be sold.
 The large, convenient suits on the second floor, fronting on Morley avenue and InternatiOn- al street, will be occupied by Dr. Smelker, Dr. White, the dentist, and Barry x Barry, the lawyers.
 These offices will be the finest, most convenient in the city.
The border vidette., 1917-06-30
WILL GET BACK SALARIES.

Last Wednesday in Superior Court, Judge Pattee of Pima county, sitting for Judge w. A. O'Connor, rendered a decision wherein the sum of S14, 100 was awarded to Santa Cruz county and eX-county officials who some time ago brought suit for back salaries.
 Ex- Sheriff w. S. Mcknight as a result of the decision, will be richer by S5, 700; County As sessor Victor J. Wager gets $2,- 400, as does ex- County Attorney $. F. Noon; George H. Fiedler, former chairman of the Board of Supervisors, drags down a purse of fifteen hundred sure enough dollars: Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon, superintendent of schools, gets thirteen hundred pieces of silver, and Sheriff R. R. Earhart. former county trea- surer, will receive $500.
 In 1912 bill was passed in the state legislature which sup erseded the salary bill passed in 1901 cutting the salaries of coun- ty officials. At the last session of the legislature, the bill of 1912 was declared unconstitutio- nal and the officials who were effected under the cut made by the passage of the 1912 salary bill sued for such salary as would have been paid them under the original salary bill of the state.