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Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
New YOrk Cotfon

New York, Aug. 1.-The New York cot
ton market opened steady at a net ad.
vance Of l to points. Awaiting the
government report trade was light.
The report, showing the lowest condi-
ton ever recorded for July rs and quarter
Of a century, proved distinct surprise.
Active buying soon sent prices so to 65
points net higher.
The market was less active in the after
noon at 80 to 95 points net higher.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

celed. Tell him Uncle Sam has the
car" quoth the chief to the consta-
Bile. Watson is wondering now
what the government is going to
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

Kansas City. Aug. I-Eggs-Unchange ;
1irsts, 2sc; seconds, 2fc.
Butter-Creamery. 1c higher. 4ic; pack
Ing, ale, lc higher.
Poultry - Unchanged; hens, 1s423c;
hroilers, c5cs Toosters, lee
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
st, Louis Grain.

st. Louis, Aug. 1.-wheat-Septemb
S1.2lE41.2 December. s1.25& bid
Corn-September. 567s Oslo bid; Decem-
Der, 67kc bid.
oats-September. $3.50; December, AN
941Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Live Stock

Omaha. Aug. l.
Receipts were: Cattle Hogs Sheep
Monday estimate .......1l, 500 5000 $4,000
Same day last week.. S.236 6,7s3 1o,930
Same day 3 weeks ago. 5,ss6 s,sl 1856
Same days weeks ago. 5,52s s,o13 1854
Same day year ago.. 9.SO3 1870 SO,679
Cattle--Monday's receipts of cattle were
liberal. 1880 head, fully y of them
cattle the market was not far from
steady, best yeariings perhaps a shade
stronger with medium and heavy cattle
easier. Western grass teeVes were gener-
ally steady but rather slow sale. fair to
good beeves going largely around S5.50W
$50. Cow stuff was in liberal supply and
steady to about 25c lower. Inquiry for
prices In much the same notches as they
were last week,
Quotations on Cattle--choice to prime
beeves. ss.109s.50: good to choice beeves,
$50; common to fair beeves. s7.5oQs.oo:
choice to prime yearlings. $9.40@s,S6;
good to choice yearlings, fair to 5000
ycarlings. ss.a5@s,7b; common to fair
heifers. s7.7b@s.O0: good to choice heifers.
s60007.5o: choice to prime cows. $6.35@
SITS; good to choice COWS, $6'6oV6.2e;
fair to good cows. $3.50 $40; common to
feeders. ss.75Q7.25; fair to good feeders;
s5.75@6.6O; common to fair feeders. $500
Qf5.75: good to choice stockers. $6.loQ
6.75; fair to good stockers. $3.50 6'2S;
common to fair stockers, &.50@ $50;
stock heifers, $500 oQ425: stock cows;
sio0p5.50; stock calves. sA60Q7.25; veal
calves, $4509950; bulls stays. etc,
s:,75d1725: good to choice grass beeves'
II, ,0O617.50: common to good grass beeves.
3F.oo@6.75: fair to choice grass cows
''''~ BEEF STEERS.
ss:::95!. ii. IS H::::::,s:; s;:: $50 IS IS
s''" SEE STEERS AND HE1FERs
1s...... 6sI rs 1O...... ss7 rs
HELPERS.
sToCKERs AND FEEDERS.
h.. 7a4 IS n..... 7s7 W
BULLS
.i5S i.......is5S s 90
WESTERN CATTLE-NEBRAsKA A.
sa......1l!5 10 h.. s7S 70
go, SOUTH DAKOTA.
Hogs-Only a limited run of hogs ar
rived for today's trade and the market in
packing grades held up in good shape,
able light hogs was rather slack and
values reflected 10@l5c declines. Packer
trade ruled steady to 10c lower in spots
and the market as a whole was quoted
anywhere from steady to lbc lower. Best
light hogs made top Of $10.75, and bulk
Of the receipts sold from $3.50 on up
with sales scattered above 1915.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Chicago Potatoes.
Chica 90 j

Chicago, Aug. 1.--Potatoes-Steady; re-
ceipts. 12s cars; Kaw Valley, sacked,
s1.25 @ 1.6O cwt.; Nebraska and California,
s2.25@2.50 cwt.; jersey cobblers. bulk,
$3.00@3.25 cwt; Virginia cobblers, $3.50
per bbl.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
New York Sugar.

! New York, Aug. There was no change
| in the local raw sugar market today, with
Cubas quoted at SIC C. L. T., equal to $4.s6
| for Centrifugal and uncontrolled sugars ON
| the same basis. There was a fair inquiry
| reported and sales were reported of $1,000
bags OF Cubas and about $4,000 bags of
Porto Riccs in port afloat and for prompt
shipment.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Visible Grain Supply

Visible Grain Supply.
New York. Aug. 1.-The visible supply
OF American grain shows the following
changes:
Corn decreased 4.303, 900 bushels.
Oats increased 1,562,000 bushels.
Rye increased $4,000 bushels.
Barley decreased 900 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Bonds and Notes

The following quotations furnished by
the Omaha Trust company:
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Kansas City Grain,

Kansas City, Aug. 1.-Wheat-Septem-
ber. $1.15: December. s1.1s%.
Corn--September. 6o%c; December.
62Bc.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
CHICAGO CLOSING PRICES.

By Tpdike Grain Co. DO. 1897. Aug. l..
Art Open. High. Low Close. Sat.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
ct. Financial and Industrial News of the Day
New York Quotations
RAILS.

Range Of prices OF the leading stochs
furnished by Logan & Bryan, Peters Trust
hujld
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
LinSeed OIL.

Duluth. Aug. 1.-Linseed on track and
arrive. $2.07; September. $2.0sh.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis Grain.
Minneapolis, Aug. 1.--Fiour-Unchanged
to soc lower: In carload lots, family pat
ents quoted at 3s5O@s.s5 . bbl.., in sS-lb.
cotton sacks.
Bran-$1500.
wheat--Receipts 400 cars. compared with
LION OLSON; september. sl.soh; De-
cenlber, $1.31H.
Corn-No. yellow, seR53c.
Oats-No. 8 white, 32% @32Xc.
Barley-4096oc.
Rye--No. 2, sl,osR 6l.o7K.
Flax-No. I. $2.0lh 6203h.
Kansas City Hay.
Kansas City. August l.-Hay-Alfalfa,
50cqs3.00 higher: other grades, un-
changed: choice alfalfa. s2I.00@230O No.
1 prairie, s1o.5o@i1.50: No. /. timothy,
1890 @ 1880: No. ! clover. Sll.ooGla.5o.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-08-02

That Home Builders builds and finances the
construction of buildings to order only for
reliable people, taking a mortgage as security
on the completed property. -
That investments in Home Builders So guar.
anteed shares or its first mortgage bonds Sc.
cured by Omaha business property erected BY
Home Builders are represented by investors
from so different states. The value of these
securities are constantly increasing with the
rapid growth Of Omaha's population.
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with her brother, Dr. F. f. McBroon OF
,ulumbus. Ohio.
". J. Crawford i"ft Thursday morn
ing far short business trip t" Pitts
hurEh. ia
Mrs. &. r. Pa:t:son Of East Liverpool.
Ohio. returned home Wednesday after
r short visit at the home Of her uncle,
Or ". X. cummings Of Harker Place.
M'ss B"rtHa King IS III at her home
IN North Main street.
Miss Marrh- 1.aScnli"''" Of Reech
ro,,uln. vino was operated upon several
weeks 20 in tho North Wheeling hos
p.tal. IS getting along nicely.
Mrs. John Meyer and daughter. Miss
Maria were shopping I'm St"uberville'
ohio. Wednesday.
Mrs. Floss.e unrnison WAS business
visitor n Pittsburgh. Pa. Thursday.
Miss Jessie 4. Smith or Wilm:n etnn.
Ohio. arrived in Wsllshurg Thursday
morning enrout. - Bethany. where she
has accepted l position as dean OF wo'
men AT bethany college.
Nathaniel Little returned home We'd
ncs,iay from Oherln. Ohio. where he has
lcAn spending III" summer at the home
=. hia a,usht"~. Mrs. +. l.. Hall. Mr..
l.;.r!a was .compamei by Mr.. Hall.
who sion, tho day with h's mother. Mrs.
Mary Hall Of Main street.
Mss Henrietta Eithn"r and guest.
>Ira Henry Srhm;I. w"r" among the
S,ruicnvil,e. ONO. l:Sitrrs W"dnc Sday
afternoon.
Mrs Samuel T'li"'' and son. Jimmy,
q TH-u;y-siv;h street. l"tt Thursday
morning for 4 twn w"cks' visit with
relatives in Johrstown. Pa
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: held. All nIemb-rs IL. "NI"rts.l 30 a,
t"ut.
Sending Notices
t." Nt'!n"al 't'h".ic council No."
Sending n"''r"s . AL members r".r"t.
. - -. 'n'.'."~ w'lCh - - T., ...J
:"\' ~.:.1rr 'f.nvlng e""v!ces Il. the
! '"NT"" Il IS n" d"s'r" q III" Officers
:" l"|~ all moMh"rS attend 'Hc meet
! :"S. AMI they are sending tn" 2"it""s -
.'N '' u" i.'':' ff' "' -" pro
r'tHr ~ +" ~" ""r'.!tng OF many n"'v
".N'.''rN Woo ''F" '"in"f n" H"uhc''
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NofS. Geo. SwartZ Of r'"yaiaHl = tho
cuaS, 81 tri~nus A%d rr.rr.,.~ n"-~ IN!
I, Hcila;re.
,.~.,y- -.3yy .,,a,.t-d VS., A'c>,n Ter
,,.- yya.nA,.a,
Nv A., r,- ,"a,.r ylr..a,ar 49,
-, nro.t ..roa.4 %: A boy.
VI and y, &c.. i:r".. ". a-rtv"'
81. ,.., T,,.iay = g., 49,. auto :our fra..
q. ....,h.., vasr, ,tav ..~ - r.'end.
...i rs.a.,y.,
~ 1919 ~ e \,ch.'s and d5"rr-
49,. e., l,,..r - w,yn.sh;rr ....t 70
.,, -..s,,, ...~ hc.rc tho
,..s...s 80 49, 49, w.. y O.; MrG'.,.r.
XIV -, y-,r,-.,., street:
80 t, - v."e- AM
a,,.,.t 49,. ... $3.50 '..t,, -. .N- -
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chLA1RE5'
SEATS PLACED ON SALE
FOR "SUN-KIST" REVUE
As California; Eevuo a. Court Next
weak for Three Days Comes
TroE Now YORK
Seats ar. nov on sac ror nc music

Seats ara now on sac tor nc Trus!cs'
comedy produI; "SHa-N.st." Witch Far
:hor AID M q 81. o>:-- n &c '"'-'
.as.:ys Sc NcEGay Eo- ;&'sr &sts =. Saa.
,...;' .o;uns h-g- G're'' from - u 90
;''..A'-a - "" NO:n ~"cca : es;aS
.....A. % record :o- i'sea; IA. Aas Bean
...... :: ~ tew uCs.s4' prod 't:o"S.
-, CAS- Of Sun Nlsi .at.udes sub
..N>& names a. De- ,'hs!". pc"
-. 3. LayD.aI> and Ne.e1 Xxx.
.;.~a Meyer. co-u.sh RecN ,h~ ".!E.-
"-n.oI} md host % e:u~rs. r"'
Sc ~,."o&!az ne o-.S.ak. Hesu;y rhro"A
% Hpliro-n'a Sun-i\lsc s;r.s. TU0"fT.
s"aYS aumSsrs and erS"@'e!ss. eS'~;'-
EoR.l dancing. witty G!I:okus. "'".7-
CT camstr sn5 e.2snrS'a stage "'--.;.
asia nXAs Ger "SyG- k!st' 80 a. - o
tisa shA, one oAIrrot N'ro'o % o'"".""~.
Its plos deals WITH ";:.oT:e.a1t ard ~
-aAy os expected ,he-o are a.A''y ni.~-!-
Qua moments as tAa inner secrets OK
1hnA And are SIpoyeS
ThrrS MI. be an augmented e-'>s-'
sr. Popular priced u'a''Gee Wet''"I-
aAy. lfAnag~ johnson h.Eh.y recon-
roa1As tbs attraction - AiS patrons.
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M'MECHEN
Had Jolly Time.

Members Of Mrs. Edward Goodwin :
Sunday schoo! class o. The NJ. +. cA.'"''
lad q deNghtcul iIne las; evening ".. .
'hev gave another one OF their Nc.
ruIStS. They MT at the church at ...
O'Clock and walked 70 desirable los
ton UP Jtm'S EUn. where the "'"n.'..
was sr"rt IN games a@l other "It ~
door pas,lmes. y hugo ar" was hui !
AT a late hour and the remainder Of n"
evening sH~nt In roasting .cH"rS.
Entertained Society.
Last evening a. her !,,na ~ South
Tarheld street Mrs. Charles b#umhrr-
Gcr entertained members OF DIVISION
80. % tho Ladies' Ali society q! N,
". +. church with an informal gather
ing. Needlework and music whiIed thN
hours Away ali 100 quickly Tor 'h''
guests \ dainty two.rnIrse !Vuch""n
WAS served ~ LAT" rou~
To Have Lycouu Course.
The tCmwUN.t% Hcal:h X We,:ar"
league vii again stage the series ~
I.vCeum courses hero this ia. The
HrSt Uuu,hN- VIII he th4 HON" 'al"Ht
to re- staged IN the NrMeCheN HCh'"!
auditorium -" latter pa, ~ October.
and those who attended at years home
talent number will :'w"mh"r - SUI
cess. and Will be anNIrUa :" attend this
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A Real
Hair Saver
FOUND AT LAST-SHowS RESULTS
AT ONCE OR NOTHING TO PAY.

In Just tho Thing Tor ALI Snch Cases.
Here - god news :or al mon ana wo,
,r.n w'.o-" hair :. faded. dry. S'reA@"i
and scracg'y--.s :aii!nG Gu. and who's"
g,a,p- we coverrG w. da' druff ana
Itch Uks mad
Your GruEE.s: can now supply yod
with the genuine Plr!s'au sag" Otcu!d
f"rr,) which Is guaranteed /" quickly
and SAFELY ha.!sh rI""y S'rn OF dis
gushing Gandruft. stop !'chtaG e,slp
and falling hair md stimulate new hH!r
70 grow. or money refunded.
Thousands "an testify - It's excel
.rce. so.na who tcar"I ha'd""sS now
S;ory in Their abundant hal. white
r.. hors who were C"rs'aat,y annoyed
with dand-utr and !,c;t1E head So n
clean, healthy sea- s:'c- just a f"~
days $50 OF t@!s SIMPLE homo 'r"s'
msnt.
Partisan Saga ls scientific rr"HnC'-
don tina. supp,'~S hn'r Ered". rs easy
90 use. perfectly harmless no. s''',Oy
or greasy. and even -" !trs: a:u..."-
..nH makes :he hair aut scalp lock md
zee, 100 por cent. better.
II you. wan; - save your na!r. maxi"
- crow and iooE - ~. don't d"'ty
begin using Partisan Sage 'ontrh' a.
H. Cries. 4 O.. will sG0T,y You. \
'arge ho,t;o costs you nothing X T.
does no. give perfec; satisfaction. Adv.
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w eI"hUrS Briot 3.

Chl.! - i'o...' W":h'lG = ouIyin-
Il ;wD werNs' Vacation. H. Iutl"s N"
l...Ms Mini L.. Tnnr4.. ~, III.
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Choir to Reh elrse.
contest to Open Today.

Tie io"in!tor lacy contest To be STAGE
bog" N c"Hrrct:ou with tho p,RT 10 II"
r.,"r October L. under TIE auspices ~
rh- y y Muant#in InSt - III" i'"eI!-
can Legion vi. - f"-ra.'v .du"' hid
r.d0N Ballot noNrs have o'"n dls'G.-
NI3t"l about -" ',rv .iEl E"Gwo0", and
LANES O.. tn" rrpi"R'tniS VII lie On
tered. T!- winner OF Tho confess - TO
rTCn.Vs n handsome" diamond NIX
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bENWO0D.
MEETING OF SCHOOL
BOARD NEXT TUESDAY

J. T. Powell. prss'den' Of tho Union
district board OF sdu"1"o0. announces
that tAe beard Will he'd meeting a
tho Union high school building nNNt
Tuesday svenlng III" meeting has
been called for thu purpose OF taking
up several important mrt'rrS regarding
the establishment OF several different
kinds OF educational material which
Will % uSei in tae mahual training de-
part'aen;s or tae sth""I th's year. Inc
HoaT1 Will try 10 locate q he.d ~hers
annette "ork can be carried out ny mo
S'Ho"' ella ss"s' H,n'" 'hs students nave
! become ''le'eS'eu IN u" s'rn''ns OF
( iootna:! team THIS year t"e '"aEQ mas
CeS'ceu 20 pHSn 'Ee Sh!ns along ana Sc
cure location "ner" nome games can
% Played and as t";s 3as Always oHa-'
me o"e great "!Ni'N''? tHE mon hlEN
sonoo! when Kept the" from having an
s-eFNE' ne oHaF' has cer''S'. Z" ''N~
nara III II" t.'S'.'A an" -" /. ~ 'h'
'o' get a He'd N"t UNI. a't"E lHe
ooaCt r.e"';nS VII tE o. N"'NH "AetHe7
= II . WA a|~"''''' "'' In '''S
E'''' W. a. " '"H - i"''''S 40
"d"', 10 H'"r' n''" ".h" '"''! Wa,
'o' mo mrs. ''"e "'N '''"s a." Wa.
Il. '"Ee 70 DC a"'' 80 I"s S''''''"''S -
''"'' S''oo1S "l 'N's Ss.'."I'
80" tho '''"S'' 49, '"u' '''nS S''s"'-
- e.' ~" t''l'O''. ''''1 .''' '"''
Jan mas '1"''o II necessary :" pug d"
"""'o.' OK I"s'' me- '@vh 10 WON WI"
we're "a" OK several Mee"S ago i -
'as "P'"'oA az some OF ths miners 'h"'
40! a. ~ 80 "o'"'''H :" y -e" "ee"S'
As et"'F "i5 '':''' mere mon GONG rack
-, '''o' ''' '''H ''s 80 '''''', Ia
.o"r'"! '''" " '''ke BUSINESS with t"9
- y - ha'!Foa6 company ara has "tAeE
;Fa"s wren business 5 good ana en-
r."JS about 5"g men when everything
IS WORKING. NJ the preset, time about
aaif taa; number are worN.nS.
Rejects Call.
According - ORG OF the congregation
or 50. Matthews lutheran SHur'h. the
call Tor pastor which was extended
70 the Rev. II. +. p:sh7o. pastor OF tho
Lutheran chErcA OF Teri" !ttU'". lnGi-
ana. MAS rejected bF II" minister: who
decided 70 Tema'i a. his present !oca-
Ron. THIS Continues :" cave the local
pulpit uEoccGp!e". - Ear tho conGTeEa-
t!oA las sent calls TO several pastors.
hu; al hNT" been rejected. and Il Is
feared that = may ," some time before
the local church Wi. lie able 10 &c;
2er'ni;"it Pastor. The Rev Gustave
Cast professor 81 languages at tho
'dl''"' uu'N''S'IS "t CSIuWouS' ono
who has b'~n temporarily nii.ns tho
pulpit since Rev. George Hem resigned,
VIII no doubt remain hero until a minis
-: can he Sa"ures According 70 Rev.
Schu"t;e. pastor * n" 81. James Luz
ta'r'Ih chHreh q W h"S.'AS' Lutheran
o.'"'S'e:' are scarce
Pour Concrete Next Weef.
VIA tho Eradl@s worN now going on
along Marshall stree; = Is presumed
tina: everything Wi! he read u start
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from the local lodges are going' l. e.
Downing. Wheeling Lodge No. % ]. D.
Minkemeyer. Concord Lodge No. IS; Al
vim Winters. Excelsior Lodge NO. ~;
w. X. Shaw, Lincoln Lodge No. ~. At
McMechen. and +. l.. kimnons, LodSe
No. Is at Dallas.
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SeNGAnT Notices

\ s0cT7i I'm. VIII ="
ED. All m"mb-rS IT.. expected 30 "a
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|. @. @. F. GRAND LODGE
DELEGATES SELECTED

Thr n.yi meeting of tho Grand l."dg.
7 - - f. Will ln held in Huntington.
Gr,ohc- ~ Tho following irleEa'"s
Evening star., 1921-11-20
STARTS ROW
AT LANDRU'S TRIAL
Counsel Asks His Expulsion,
Claiming Questions Put
Show Partially.
By the ASsociated Press

BY the Associated Press.
+, VERSAILLES. No.om5er 19-The
state proceeded with its case against
Henri Landru, SO called "Bluebeard
of Gambais, with the hearing of evil
dence today concerning the last of his
alleged victims. Mile. Marchandier.
On Monday the prosecution will en-
ter upon general evidence Of experts
and chemists with respect to bones
found on the property of Landru at
Gambais. The prosecution contends
the bones are those Of the human
frame, while the defense will bring
counter experts to swear they are the
bones Of animals, such as rabbits or
sheep.
When the foreman Of the jury arose
during the days proceedings to ask
several questions. the chief counsel
for the defense objected to tho trend
of the examination. He said the juror
showed signs Of partially and had
indicated his opinion already was
formed. The counsel requested that
the court declare the juror incom-
petent and grant a new trial.
lis expected the trial will be con-
cluded by the end Of the coming week.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Charlotte Augusta Rhodes Hanna. 7s ll55
18th street.
. Charles E. Torney, IS. 2016 18th street
southeast.
Frances Roland. "a. Emergency Hospital.
Jennie d. Fuller, Al, 2S17 Ashmead place.
. Rebecca Kan0de, e. 83M Warder street. !
Charles Joseph Green. 81. 1925 Q street.
7 Charles r. Young. 50. St. Elisabeth's Hos
pitai..
John A. speaks, ., United States Public
Health Hospital.
Mrs. Louisa Holestead, 81, 1123 18th street.
Amanda Kicks, 8S. SS15 Donaldson street
william c. Smith, 80. Providence Hospital.
Jsmes Ddward 6mallwood, days, 100, 16tI
street southeast.
Infant of Richard and Jennie Farrell, hour,
Freedmen's Hospital.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
CAPT. MosER BURIED.
Passes Away at aaraeld HosTtAtl
Has Notable Naval CareeN

Capt. R. Nc. D. Moser. u. S. n. K ..
died Thursday night at Garfield 'R.s-
pftal. Funeral services, followed by
interment in Arlington cemetery
with full military honors, were held
Friday.
Capt. Moser entered the Navy in
November, 1917, as lieutenant com
mander. He sailed on the L. 8. s.
Madawaska as navigator. His last
trip was made as commodore OF the
last and largest convoy If merchant
ships 1t was within four days OF
France when the armistice was
signed.
He was a member Of the American
Legion, Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
Neptune Association. the Masonic
order and the Princeton Club of New
York. Surviving him is q wife. Mrs.
r. Nc. ID. Moser.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
Specifically
Speaking:

Let US suppose you are
80 years old.
You want to save ST 900.
You open your Ensured
Savings Account" and de-
posit $3.50.
You make this monthly
deposit for 1ao months, if
you live, and then receive
$1,o1I.86 in cash, for your
self.
If you do not live to COM
plete your deposits the In
surance Company pays the
beneficiary you have named
the full 81 10000.
And, in addition, the Bank
pays the full amount to your
credit in, your Savings
Account.
Should total and perma-
nent disability befall you, :,
the Insurance Policy pro-
vides $4,000 per year for
you, with which you can
complete your deposits:
Remember - The $50
monthly deposit includes
both your Savings Account
and your Insurance.Ihere
are no extras"
Evening star., 1921-11-20
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Fsbian A.. IAbot Of Bay. st. Louis, Miss.
James King Of Charlottesville, Va, and
Bertha Smith Of Orange, Va:
wilnap ]. Chapman and Mary L. Bronner.
both of Baltimore, Nd.
Charles a. Hols and Edith E. Dershide.
Joseph 9. Oontn. %. .. n, and Mary A.
Page Of Friendship Heights, Nd.
Lloyd G. Rhinfef snd Edna p. Myhir, both
Of lancaster City, Pa.
Morton L. stannard and Alta u. King.
Duew.rd b. Scott and Mary Natr. both OF
Clifton Forge, Va.
william 81. FriHle Of Portsmouth, Va, and
Aels<s H. Youmans Of TakomA Park, d. e.
Evening star., 1921-11-20

If all goes WE'LL you keep up your payments, and
years you get 81 ,o0o--and your life was insured
any additional cost over your regular deposits
Evening star., 1921-11-20
CARDS OF THANKS.

POWELL. ! wish to extend my thanks to my
many friends Tor their kindness during my
daughters illness and for the beautiful
hornl offerings at her death. Respectfully.
LOUISA POWELL, 2121 H St NV.
THOMPSON. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to many
friends and relatives for their kindness apd
sympathy and for their beautiful floral
tributes at the death Of our brother and
son., CLARENCE THOMPSON, November
IL. 1921. the FAMILY.
"A precious one from us has gone,
voice we loved Is stilled;
place 10 vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
= MOTHER AND STEPFATHER. 20.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
.ths health department within the last twenty
four hours:
Ddwastf D. and Catherine Frederick girl
Robert b. and Louise r. Slaughter, boy,
Thomas g. and Nellie M. Garges, girl.
Harrison @, and Lorena Ward, girl
Claude and Victoria Matthews, girl.
John and Lena Queen. girl.
Evening star., 1921-11-20
MARRIED.

PoTTS-LUPKM. Tuesday evening. No
vember Is. 1921, by the Rev. George J. Lar
kin. in Stephens Catholic Church, Washing
ton, d. c.. Mr.. JACK NJ POTTS and Miss
FLORENCE G. LUMPKIN Of this city
Evening star., 1921-11-20

1000 dead !.
or alive! (
The Mt Vernon Savings Bank introduces the !.
Ensured Savings Plan, . combining life insur-
ance vith savings, mherebv single monthly
payment takes care of both.
Many person between the duty saving for rainy and
the solemn obligation Of providing for dependents after Death
folks had their choice savings
insurance. ::...~
Savings Plan does both things the tme
The you make your first be little
$3.50 according and accepted the an you have
created of $1,000.
In other Words let's say you 80 years DID, and you
accepted The Plan Monday had only made first payment Of
$780, and died Tuesday Your heirs would Immediately
check for $1,000!
goes WE'LL you keep up your payments
years get 000and your life insured all the years without
any additional cost your regular deposits.
+ 49, = The provides taking of pay
Specifically you should be permanently
Speaking: WIN WIN pay y you you oao @ n @ mt @ case WHICH, more an
YET % % you " Savings Plan cooperatnely
dby
enables him realize his plan Of providing
education and future ofhs children He provides
% cash. for his dependents after Death And the time
@ Ss:% :%S5s Tn; %: that
What else can you So per month e rate
@ for the age) that will mean much the