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AGENCIAs DE INHUMAClONES

.AGENCIA De INHUMACIoNES "$EEL-
LEY."-AutomGvil = ambujancia. Eunera!es.
alberto dia y noche. ESquina dc Main Ave-
nue. Y Travis Street. TelGfonos Crockett Sal
y 1868.
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CON $500 Sratificarc q n persona quo
ME pronorcione inforrnc dc Julia Rcndon,
qu:cn en- 1917 Sc ancontraba en- 81 Estado
dc Queretaro acompshada de sus hcrmanos
Luis y Esteban. Es orGinaria de Leon de
los AIdamas. Gto. cuaiquicr iaformc cierto
sObre el particular, d:rijase q Fcliciano Ra-
rnirez. Box IS. Prairie Home. Ncbr. (2T)
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.Cuando necesite libros en- espahoL
dirijase a Ignaeio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. lee
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DESEO SABER Ell PARADERo dc mi her
mano Andres II. Rcyes. de quien en- 1917
Tecihi sus ultimas noticias. cncontrindose en-
ca fccha en- Seattle. Wash. $500 SC daran
de cratificaciGn 4 In persona que Troporcio-
ne informe5 eaactos dirigicndosc i ". NJ.
ReyeS. Santa Rita, N. NJ. IL
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PROFESSIONALS

GUADALUPE BERLANGA ofrecc sus SER
ririos como PARTERA-S solicita corrcspon-
msSades- 500 Monterrey st. San Antonio.
Texas. -
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Sc GRATAIFICARA con $500 4 II per-
soma que proporcionc informcs ciertos dc
nj csposo Guadalupe Hernandez. de 23 amos
de edad. blanco. baio dc cuerpo ) picado
jc virucla. Diriiasc sobrc cl particular Il
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ESPECIkIIDAD eli reciamacioEes por danos
nersonaies. atropelIos, etc. Haso toda case
de cobranzas. F. P. Nc. Clcskey' I'll ffcs'
sIdr.
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GRATIFICARE CON $500 a Ia persona que
ne proporciore iIiEormcs ciertcs de Ia Sra.
Elena Rodriguez y de sus dos hi;as. Rene
dos V Catarina Yepez. de 10 Y S amos dc
aiad resrectivaniente. Sen originarias de
Penjamo. Gto.. eneontrancose en- Asosto lie
fois residiendo en- Nueyo Laredo. lamps.
en- Ia casa % de In Gale del GraI. Cara
ToIa irformc sobre el particular dirijase n
Jesus Yepez. Maple Ave. Fairmont City.
III. tZSS
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G~RATIFiCARE con $500 a la persona que me
proporcione informes exactos de mi padre Ci-
Triano Silva. quien probablemnte anda acom-
pafado de su espcsa. Paula Meciar. y de sus
otros nueve hijos. Todo inforne sob7e 81 par
ticular. diriiase 4 Antonio Silva. Camp Ne.
I. Box IS, Long Leaf. La. t26b
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MIGUEL BoLANoS CACHo. Aaogado. Es-
pccial atenci6n al scrvicio dc eonsrltas y 90
cn,rertos furioicos conce-nientes 4 rego:ios
v Irvns de Mexico. 2cl Martin Bldg. I'll Pa
SO, Texas.
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DR. sALoME CARA ALDAPE. de "a Fa-
cu!tad dc Mexico. auoorizado en- ci E'tado ds
0firina ito D.. Nueva St Teiefono -rav1r
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$500 DARE de qualification a Ia persona
quc me proporcicne informes exactos dc mi
padre .Anastacio Razo. dc su csposa Porfiria
Pstlan V de sus hijos Tomas y Elcutc-ia
Razo. E picadv dc virucla y o-iginsrio dc
Romita. Edo. do juato. Hacc ounce
amos SC encontraba cn Cadis. CAL Tedo IN
formc sob-c cl particular diriisse a Tomas
Razo, Wilhern, Ill.
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Sc COMPRAN al ccntado Bonos de Ia Lii
bertaG. Dirigiisc II H. Gr:acwaid. S25 West
Commerce ST.
COMPRAMOS. VeaGcr,Gs y cantiamo. toda
ciase &c muebIes. Dixie Furniture Company,
llS y. Flores ST..
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DIR. N. AGUIRRE sERNA: msdico e=irujane.
Especial ateucion i la ehentcia ~
Ofirina: on Ia Botica de San Pedro, Ieie-
fono Crockett 1853. Residential. tele.ono lrn.
Wis 1924.
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AVSOS DE- OCCASION
ARRENDAMIENTOS

GRAND CENTRAL HoTEL.--Ei p%Eeterido
de los mexicanos Sitlado a media cIadra Ge
~ Estari6n del l. and C. N. DEPARTMENT.
TOS esperiales para familias con toda ciase
de conodidades. Cuartos amueblados cor ba-
nos. $3.50, $500 y $3.50 scmanarios. lflU
West Commerce St Jose Alfonso. Propieta-
rio.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

SUBSTANTIAL POSITIONS
FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
FEMALE-Continued

An opportunity for young women to equip them
selves for essential future through Educational
Department. which will prepare them while pay roll,
to become successful saleswomen in various de-
partments
The surroundings congenal the work is pleas
ant and the pay is good.
We place Immediately saleswomen in the follow
ing departments:
Jewelry Lace,
Fans and Leather Goods Women's Underwear
Stationery, Millinery,
Notions Waists.
Art Embroidery Infants Wear
Pertumery Toys.
Womens Neckwear China and House furnishings
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Employment Office, Seventh Floor.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
TOUND.

sr-M OF MONEY in public hall OF apartment
house on Mt Pleasant st last Week; W.. ~;
can got same bv paving for this ad. telling
amount of money denominations. what nhy
1os, and what apartment house. Address l."N
.r14-S Star office u
Evening star., 1919-09-24

IF YOU WANT WORK,
THE TELEPHONE IS AN EMPLOYER
There telephone operator positions open to
young The salary better than the average. the
working surroundings excellent. The employment is
permanent Experience is a requirement.
If you have thought of the telephone operators
profession in personal way, please do The employ
ment managers telephone is main Official" Branch o.
Her Office and demonstration switchboard are on the
eighth. floor of the telephone building YES 18th
st.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE co.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
&c Cash a Word

~ NdSH d WOFu
The rate for advertising in The Star
under the following popular classifca-
tions fs cents word when cash 10
.paic in advance at the business Office.
11th street and Pennsylvania avenue
NV:
Wanted Help.
Rooms, Etc.
Lost and Found.
Automobiles.
For Sale Miscellaneous.
Wanted Situations.
Business Opportunities.
Poultry. Pets ard Live Stock.
Wanted Miscellaneous.
No advertisement accepted for less
than "a cents each insertion.
Apartments and houses FOR rent snd
wanted and other real estate md ger
eral classifirations are charged LOT "
the line Of 6 words "a
Lowest charge is for lines ef rs
words or less. Rates: 4Sc. one slme.
S2.bo. seven times tone wees); hoi,-
tional lines OF words eacu LII '"
No advertising cen no charged Win,
out first ARRANGING Mt ihe 9'"' '
For the convenience Of patrons cnen
advertisements may be left st hny o"e
of the branch Offices listed below:
NORTHWEST
cnd and Mass. Ave. Uygeisn Fbarmae;
srl and Indiana Ave. Buties q fieN
Pharmacy.
7th and T Sts.. Criswell Pharmacy;,
9TH and X SIS. Goldenberg \iine
Clerks Dcsk). .cx
9th and Y SITS, MrGuiTe's FharmacJ'
18th and p SITS Day Pharmacy.
18th ard Florida Ave-, Pearson fna
macy.
?Ist and G s.s.. oniyley Pharmscy.
25th and Pennsylvania Ave. heros'
Holmead and Otis Places, HOlmead
Pharmacy.
1901 1 St., Morse Pharmacy.
NORTHEAST.
North canitol and Eye SITS. keneao
Pharmacy. Y,,,,,,
18th and Fast Capitol SITS, iincoAh
Park Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
Sfh and Eve SITS. weller's Phsrm"Nr.
Jfth and Pa. Ave, Fealey's PharmacT'
14th and Pa Ave. Smrser's Pharmacy.
GEoRGETo
wisconsin Ave. ard II ST., o'Donneifs
Pharmacy.
esth and r Sts, Tride's Pharmacy.
Both and NJ SITS. Weller's Pharmacy
Evening star., 1919-09-24
MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Clarke & Huncke. certified
prblic accountants. 80 Colorado bldg.
leaking for few desirable men who wish TO
learn public accounting work during their spare
time. Only u limited number accepted. Open
until Pm. 27s
ma pent position; SIS per week; opportunity for
Advancement. Address S. p. Hall, Virginia
Shfpbuilding Corporation. Alexandria. Va.
APPRENTICE PRINTER and pressman: oppor-
tunity: web press. Pathfinder, Langdon. D. c.
APPRENTICE BOYS twhite) for bindery.
pressroon, and composing room; $40 per week
TO start. advancing rapidly ability is
khown; excellent opportunity for bright boys.
Apply National Capital Press 511 11th st.
AUTO MECHANICS--Only those OF ability need
apply: references. Motor Service Co.. 1923
IryipS ST n,Y. 24'
Evening star., 1919-09-24

WANTED at once. several live
statesmen; high-class PROPOSE
ton, big commission. Apply
o20 Washington Loan & Trust
bldg, between 6 and 10 pm. =
Evening star., 1919-09-24

MEN-Ambitious men naturally want better
positions The Service Radio School, at 90O-2
Pa. ave. is filing that want every week by
placing its graduates in positions paying, in
many cases. double what they were earning.
We are conducting the one big radio school in
the world, have a stan of % able instructors
and 8, 600 feet Of floor space, we'll lighted and
ventilated and fully equipped with thousands
of dollars worth Of wireless apparatus. incud-
ceives a thorough practical instruction in the
art with the result that our men are placed
as senior operators without any additional ex-
perience. Our tuition is moderate. not the
cheapest, rs figured in dollars and cents. but
by far the cheapest considering results. and
that is what you are looking for. We always
invite the closest investigation and the rec
ords of the radio inspectors ofice prove that
we deliver the goods by obtaining first grade
commercial licenses for our graduates. Our
daily attendance now numbers $50 students
we want you to come in and help swell the
number to 400 by the LIST of October. This
is the only voca ton under the sun where
man can earn more the first month than the
entire cost Of preparation; furthermore, we
don't turn our students loose to look for
job but have them waiting At good salaries
Immediately graduation. Come in and talk
it over with us. or drop us line requesting
our catalog Service Radio School. 9OO-2 Pa.
ave. Phone Franklin 1914.
MEN-Big opportunity for colored men with
neat appearance; three reliable colofed men
wanted to sell on commission for national
advertised firm that sehs =, ,ooO, 600 per year
on this basis; opportunity to make $50 per
week: must be able to make SIS deposit on
sample outfit. Call 6 to Pm. 204 District
National Bank Bldg.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

MESSENGER BOY-Willing
to work hard; excellent chance
for promotion. See Mr.. Wohl-
farth, Rudolph & West, 1882 N.
Y. ave.
MIDDLE-AGED MAN for work around print
ing press; permanent; experience not neces
sary. Pathfinder, Langdon. D. C.
NIGHT MAN (coiored) familiar with switch
board and elevators. Apply Manager. Cha than
Courts, 1871 Columbia I'd.
OFFICE BOY. Apply in person, with refer
ences, Carroll Electric Co.. ia 18th st. NV.
CFPICE BOY-Experience not necessary; per-
manent position; $40 per month. S31 Munsey
Bldg.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

ASSISTANT PIANIST-Must
be able to read music at sight.
S. S. Kresge Co., 9TH and E SITS.
NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

RoY-To learn trade: hoy. 10 years old.
with some experience, wants TO learn automo-
bile painting; give particulars. Address Rox
3gg- s. Star office. %
Evening star., 1919-09-24

BuSHEIMAN with experience wants steady
position; also expert cleaner and presser. Will
liam l.. Sirrnon 1910 s st W. 24s
Evening star., 1919-09-24

CHAUFFEUR-Four years experience: any
kind of car; private family; good references;
discharged soldier. Leonard Dean, 23o b st
"
Evening star., 1919-09-24

AMBITIOUS WOMAN. with pleasing person
atty to devote part all time: government
employe can do work to excellent advantage:
college education and knowledge of real estate
or salesmanship are assets. but not necessary
energy will bring big returns; write for ap-
pointment. Address Box 1855 Star office. 2is
Evening star., 1919-09-24

WANTED-Ten deck hands to work on sand
dredgers: wages. $65 and board. Apply to
Capt. Barnett. S036 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

COACH PAINTERS
5, for high-class automobile work; only first.
class workmen need apply. See Mr.. Smith
Garges, 4th floor, Semmes Motor Co.. 613 G
n w
Evening star., 1919-09-24

CHAUFFEUR-Colored. Al references; former.
employer left city; years experience. 11l6 Sd
" 25s -
Evening star., 1919-09-24

SALESMAN-Specialty work. retail grocery
trade, for large mfg. Address Box 1O3T, Star
Office 20
SALESMAN wanted for real estate firm; man
with eorle experience; knowledge of the city
and a motor Phone Main 1923
SALESMEN-To sell to the grocery trade; Al
only need apply. Call after pm, Mendel-
sons Beverage Co. 3420 11th St NV. Ask
for Mr.. Robert Mendelson. 24'
STOCK sALESMAN-If you are in the habit
Of msSg sad ns,nasi oIar
tunity for large earnings: all correspondence
confidential. Write for appointment. Address
Rox 1O1-R, Star office. 2is
Evening star., 1919-09-24
MANIFESTATIONS.

BOOkkEEPER-Over four q
years experience; desires posi-"
ton. Address Box lS5-R, Star
office. 24*
Evening star., 1919-09-24
WANTED-HELp.
MA1.E-COnffn0e0. n

| TAXICAB DRIVERS, white; guarantee and
commission; steady work; good pay. Cali
after 5. Park Taxicab Co., 1921 14th NV. 23'
TEACHER for Italian: native preferred. Ad-
Evening star., 1919-09-24

UPHOLSTERERS at once, for
our upholstering dept; perma-
nent positions, with good sal
aries. Apply Supt., S. Kann
Sons Co.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
FEMALE.

ACCOUNTANTS-Clark & Huncke certified
public accountants, 325 Colorado bldE. are
boxing for few desirable ladies good in aritn-
metic. who wish to learn public accounting WORT
during tn. = spare time. Open until pm. IT
ACCOUNTANT-Young lady. for accounting
dept, for large corporation; permanent posi-
ton; excellent chance for Advancement. Ad-
dress Box 52-S. Star office.
ALTERATIONS HANDS-Good salary only
experienced need apply. NJ. Pasternak, l2V9
Evening star., 1919-09-24

CHAUFFEUR wishes position; fine mechanc;.
good reference. 2130 Sth st. NV. Call after
Evening star., 1919-09-24

MATCHMAKER. first-class. wanted at once:
$50 per week; steady work. J. G. Tribby. 311o
~
Evening star., 1919-09-24

WANTED-Good, reliable hoy to drive paper
box wagon. Apply COLUMBIA SPECIALITY
PAPER ROX CO., "a Hanover st. NV.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

IAIIES = Telephone switchboard operating
ght in twelve easy. fascinating lessons: We
assist you to get positions; day and night
classes: night rates will advance next month
1212
Evening star., 1919-09-24

MAID for r0r ing and evening work. with or
without laundry; references. Apt. 500. 1919
Evening star., 1919-09-24

CHATFFEUE-Colored: years experienced:
in private family. Write or call 2628 st.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

PHOTOGRAPHER-Exp in amateur
finishing Abel & Co. 903 st. "a"
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES who wish to
earn a good salary while learning a profession
which offers permanent work and regular ad-
vancement apply Western Union. Room 401
l4O7 G st.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
LOST.

RAG white between Q ST. and Dupont tircie.
Sent NJ Please return 1915 2nth st NV.
RAG-Rlack feather handbag. Monday eVan'E,
~n Pa. ave. Please return 10 owner i"i'
E1.xI- ard
Evening star., 1919-09-24

ARE YOU mechanically incnnedf Learn Z
trade. Learn auto. tractor. truck and air.
mites. Learn BY Sweeney system, practical
Instruction. In weeks. Army school now open
to you. Same instructors, equipment and
methods used in training 5000 soldier mechan-
les for government Write for big free eata-
iogue. Te-.s whole story. Sweeney Auts
School. department 927. Sweeney bldg. Kansas
City. Mo.
Evening star., 1919-09-24

YOUNG WOMAN as clerk in book store; refer
ences required. Apply at SO7 st. NV.
YOUNG WOMAN, artistic. wanted to work up
my old Chinese embroideries into Christmas
novelties and to. wait on customers. Albert
]. Osgood the Pagoda Shop 1928 H Of. 24s
GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK.
We need you to make socks on the fast easily
learned auto knitter; experience unnecessary;
yarn supplied; particulars. 2c stamp. Dept.
4s-C. Auto Knitter Co.. Buffalo. N Z.
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EAST KENNEWICK

Mrs. C. D. Lynch of Pullman will
arrive Saturday for an extendedvisit
wit h her sister, Mrs. c. G.. PEBBLES.
Elsie Hunt returned from Kahlotus
Monday.
Ernest and WILDER Brickner of Wal
la Walla, on their way to Portland,
stopped off for an over-night's visit
at the home Of their aunt, Mrs. John
Hughes.
B Mrs. j. n. Taylor, who has. been
visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. PEBBLES, has re-
turned to her home at Bremerton.
l. Chris Puderbaugh and I. N. New
kirk went to Richland Sunday to at
tend the meeting of the nonpartisar
league.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Dick
inson, August 8, a daughter.
The choir Of the Baptist church me-
Sunday afteznoon at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. e. C. Tagg. Mr.. Tagg ha'
been confined to his bed the past fou
weeks.
/ Mrs. George Peter left Thursday o
last week for Victoria, B. c., to sisi
with relatives. She expects to sta
4 couple Of months. sas
& Word was received here this wee
that Mrs. Hubbard, ST., is i'll with al
, pendicitis in the East, where she We
called by the illness and death Of he
!. father. She was expected home ne1
3 week.
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now about forty trees there which are
8 years old. 1t has also been hoped
that small lawn and tennis court
could be arranged for. Now let's not
sit back in an otiose (huh, good word,
thatl manner and "let George do it."
Let's all figure on it and when the
busy season is over have plans ready
to offer for next year. Either drop
trying to have picnic grounds or fix
the grounds up right. Incidentally,
we all like to show our visitors our
club house and are sure we would be
much more proud of it were the
grounds improved.
Mrs. Martin Daily. of Springfield,
Ohio, is week end guest of Mrs. j.
L. Kelso.
Raymond Kelso boarded the train
for Spokane Wednesday, expecting to
spend few days visiting 1t. Kelse
and wife. sV
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From the Correspond
Items Of Interest Concerning Our Neghbors Hereabouts

the chasers could get action on it. Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson like the Highlands
very much and may possibly decide to
locate here.
H. Heiter treated his pickers and
packers to picnic at the Richland
park on Sunday. The party left early
in the Heiter motors and spent some
time swimming and bathing In the
river before dinner, the menu for which
we understand, included lots of fried
chicken and ice cream. There were
seventeen in the party.
Right now, while the trees at the
club house are sufferingfor water,
seems to be good time to get an ex-
preston from the members of the I'M
provement club and Woman's club as
to the future fate ofthe trees. Water
+ is being paid for now by the clubs,
which is not being delivered on account
Of lack of flume capacity TO get the
water to the grounds. When the
trees were planted ?: J. Murphy, who
then manager of the Highlands Water
Users association, received permisst On
from thesowners of the Jude, Albrign!
and several other tracts to run the
water thru their community and per
sonal fumes to the grounds, but the
/ condition of this .flurne at present is
such that the extra water cannot bt
conveyed and delivered. At the best
4 it was make shift plan and wastcfu
4 and only meant to be used until bet
ter arrangements could be made. !!
I was wasteful because the intake of TIT
fiume was half==a 41ni1e from TIN
i grounds. and much water evaporate'
| in transit. 1t has been difficult to &c
any one to undertake the irrigation
: of the grounds on account of waite
Il flooding the road at certain points ow
i ing to the poor siphon and flume. MI
i Sonderman has suggested that tn
S only feasible plan Of getting enoug
81 water economically on the grounds
0 the installing of a small gasoline er
d CINE and pump on the cement ditc
nEwhich runs adjacent to the ground
: Then, with short flume al few rot
e in length, the water could be carrie
S to the highest point on the ground al
D. quickly distributed. The initial co
/ Of the engine and pump would be Il
e only large item of expense. These q
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HIGHLANDS NEWS

VIM. Creitman and son have moved
into the residence on the tract which
they purchased recently and the For
aker family, who had been occupying
it, have moved into one of the houess
on the Hudson ranch.
Mrs. Clarence Sonderman and baby
are lin Seattle visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. White left on
Saturday for Virginia, where they
possibly may remain until spring. MIR.
Hornby will have charge of the fruit
harvesting on the place.
Mrs. D. M. McDougald and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Robinson went to Pasco on
Wednesday and will spend few days
there visiting friends.
Mrs. A.. Appenzellar is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Guptell of Seattle.
Mrs. Jack king and daughter Thora
of Seattle, are house guests of Mrs.
r. L. Nelson and incidentally are tho
roly enjoying picking pears which is
complete change, from the office
work to which they have, been accus-
toned in Seattle, where they have a
large transfer business in the Univer-
sity section.
Miss Virginia Burris entertained
number of her friends on Tuesday eve
ming at a. lawn party at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Henry Liebel. The
evening was pleasantly passed playing
games. The hostess served ice cream
and rake. s-ss-===77ss'
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Robinson of -Winni
pee, Canada, arrived last week ant
ale making an extended visit with MI
and Mrs. d. cDongald. Mr. Robin
son served overseas i'm the Canadiai
army, having signed up with the 200tl
battalion in April, 1915. He reache
England in the spring of '16 and wa
almost Immediately sent across t
France where he was transferred t
the 9th battalion which was engage
at Lehs and: Psschendaele While
the front line trenches there Mr.. Rof
itison ;was ,gassed and sent to has
hospital in England. In 1913 he W.
rbturned to. Canada in q hospital shi
dne Of Tile ships which was in the col
voy was torpedoeds by sub befol
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LOCUST GROVE

Clarence Roberts, who has been Wis
ting with his mother, Mrs. A. M. Luht
for the past week, started back for his
home Tuesday, his mother accompany
ing him as far as Spokane.
Mrs. Ed Golland left Wednesday
morning. for Spokane, taking little
willard there to see an eye specialist.
While there she will visit with her
daughter, Miss Della, who is working
in, the Falls City.
Miss Burma Blodgett, who had her
adenoids removed the first of the week
is staying in town with her aunt, Mrs.
East.
A. A. Edwards is on the sick list
suffering from an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. A. E. Wilmert and sons and
Miss Hazel Barnes left the first of
the week for Weston, Ore, to visit
Mrs. John Wroe.
will Moore and family are visiting
this week with friends in Benton City
while looking for location. He re.
Gently sold his home place to ]. p
Miller.
Nick Alfonso is working now fol
h. B. Simmelink.
The pump at Vista is broken ant
water hauling will be discontinued fol
a few days. s
4 Mrs. 0. A. Zerba and Miss Bessi,
visited Wednesday afternoon will
Mrs. o. A. Long.