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Northwest

PRICE. $4,000. An exceptional home value
in an attractive three story brick house
located near Western High School. Ten
rooms and two baths; hot-water heat.
electric light: garage. Owner having
left the city ts very anxious to sell Al
once and will entertain any reasonable
offer.
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WALTER A. BROWN,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE SINCE $780,

$50, ,00o-Handsome center hall plan home; Q
rooms, baths: complete in every
detail. Large grounds. Garage. A
very attractive home in beautiful
Chevy Chase, ID. @.
81. 750-New bungalow; 6 very large rooms,
bath; hot-water heat. electric lights;
porches: large grounds: double garage.
Just east OF Conn. ave.. in Chevy
Chase, ID. c.
SIC, ,5O0-Cleveland Park. Out-of- town owner
will sacrifice home: rooms, bath;
porches; billiard room with table:
hotwater heat, electricity. Very
large grounds with many beautiful
shade and fruit trees. Unusual op-
portunity to quick purchaser.
$50 o0O-Kalorama I'd. near Goth ST. Attrac-
tive home, 10 rooms, 2 baths; hot
water heat; several open freplaces;
electric lights; In excellent condition.
Very reasonable terms can be ar
ranged.
ST., ,00O-Doctors. attention! Just the place
you have been wishing for. First floor
arranged as reception rooms, office,
with separate outside doors operat-
ing room and toilet. Living quarters
with separate entrance. rooms.
baths. All modern improvements
Garage. Sleeping porch. Close to
18th and Columbia I'd.
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AUCTION SALES
TH0S. ]. OWEN & son. ArCrIoNEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF LINOTYPE AND MONO
TYPE METAL. ZINC PLATES. IITHo


GRAPHING STONES AND PAPER STOCK.
BY virtue OF a ceryain deed of trust. dated
October 20. 1921. ARD recorded among the La nd
records OF the DstricS Of Columbia. and at the
request OF the party secured thereby. we. the
undersigned trustees will sell at public auc-
tton. on the premises known Nos. 332 and
334 @ street northwest. on FRIDAY. FEBRU-
AIRY TWENTY FOURTH. 1922, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON. the following
described personal property. in and upon
the lid premises. na1sely. %. 600 pounds. more
or less. Of Linotyp' and Monotype Metal. in
type and in pigs, ana approximately $50 reams
Of Paper Stock. mors fully described in said
deed OF trust.
Also on THE SAME DAY AT TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON. the following described per-
sonal property, now in and upon the premises
known Nos. 1926 and 16oS l. street n
west, namely: Two thousand. more or less.
Zinc Plates. size - in. by "a in. engrs we'd
and. not engraved: 2.151. more less. Litho-
graph Stones. engraved and not engraved. OF
the Approximate weight Of 114.145 pounds. and
certain Paper Stock Of the approximate vslns
OF S, 900. more particularly described in said
deed OF trust.
Terms OF sale: Ten per cent OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash at time of sale
and balance within thirty days from date OF
sale. Terms TO he complied with within thirty
days from date OF sale. otherwise property may
he resold at risk and cost OF defaulting pur-
chaser. after five days advertisement of such
sale in some newspaper published in the Dis
trict Of Columbia. ALLEN NacCTILEN, =
JESSE /. MILLER. &
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THERE is ALWAYS A BEST.
always q best The reasons are numerous why
this house Is one of the best small houses in
Washington. This nne home embodies all the
a home Is purchased. Quality construction.
convenient plan. correct architectural design.
ed garage, sun parlor, real open fireplace.
The location of this property can justly be
called superb. This combination. rarely found
in a small house, plus q most beautiful in
terior. gives this property its particular dis
tinStion.
I viii trade for less expensive small house.
WILLIAM TODD,
Main 804.
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2515 ONTARIO RID.

Sec MAHoRNEY 4 sULLivANS
1uz7 s,. They II Know w:IshiinEscn"- Ini ton: 80,
ONLY $500 CASH.
Coy home Of rooms and bath.
Price. $3.S S00 with $500 cash
and the remainder like rent.
Aodress Box S36-D, Star on1ce. z2s
so2 eth ST. N,E.-s r., B.. .CELLAR; III; ?
Cash. 900. Line. 430 Agents not to apply.
2I7 ST. NE.
$500 CASH.
Balance easy monthly payments, buys this
BEDROOMS l. E. F. PRINCE, 44io % q st. TIM NV. .
REDUCED TO S6,25o
AS OWNER MUST MOVE.
Good home in Park View section; SIX rooms,
nsad 0sfa eee1I,eity sn paved .iey Owner SOM
attractive price. Write me today. Address
SEEN QUA .isaSH: EEMII TANNED
18th and Park road NV,
They undoubtedly represent the last word in
room plan: but q nice. roomy. homeliks home
fus .sed .nd ssapped al ths s:in
!abor-saving appliances. Built to stand the
LOCATION.
: square north of 18th and Park road. over
looking Rock Creek Park-the nationally
known nov. beauty spot Of the whole country.
seeking easy home oa engiur "' appear 10 those
sample 1as house, s ssos 10th st. NV.
Open pen and lighted dali daily.
Owner and Builder,
023 18th st. Main SO.
Headquarters for New Homes"
BY OWNER. AT SACRIFICES ROOMS, GEL
lar; alley; very good condition; possession. In
spect any time. 1922 Florida ave. ne.
EXCELLENT BUY.
Girsrd sn st. near 18th; beautiful colonial Dc.
yard; garage; bargain at $40 $50; terms.
Of. TaI THE JOSE JOSEPH SHAPIRO Co.
INSPECT AT ONCE.
New B. H. Gruver Homes.
Sample house: 1927 Shepherd st. NV.
Open and lighted till pm.
All sold but inside houses and corner
ONLY $500 CASH FOR
8-ROOM BRICK IN
GEORGETOWN.
Owner moving to Virginia, will sell
Ct bargain. Price, $500. with only
$500 cash and SIS month. 8 rooms.
bath. latrobe, gas, fine back yard.
Near Wisconsin ave. car line. Address
Boz l39-E, Star ofice. 22s
FOR SALE-COLOKED.
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section; prices
from $3,O00.00 to $6,25O.OO.
Terms very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col. 5817. 712 KENYON St. NV.
AHNM10nH 1A1Ea
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Downtown.

PRICE. 800. Located in q very convenient
section Of northwest Only few
minutes walk from the business district
wcli built house, containing six rooms
and bath; newly papered and painted
throughout and in perfect condition
Owner will give early possession.
This property could not be duplicated at
the price asked. Easy terms
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N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC
14IS Eye St. NV Phones Main soo,-A-s


I4IS Eye ST. NV. Phones Main ,oo,-a-s
Overlooking Soldiers Home Mt Pleasant
handsome three
pfSs hS wr % sas see %
hors; gassisc
ns snd ssse ns % @ % room % R1oy Rn1 h
home value in PetNOrh
Columbia HEIGHTS Northwest
fH sS AN exceptional home ue
ss brick "fs ssu. aes aes qsaonss 1sS sna
ff's the e ei ss,se S1, 9wns m % nE
@ @ viii III sGss @ esdGa ssl p.e TSe
terms on 0ne'
Downtown
New Hampshire Ave PRICE $500 Located
containing bedrooms:
In troughou and
GdiuSP inneha1s possession can be 1T9 will give
the a.
2515 ONTARIO RID.
One-haf block south of Columbia rd beautiful, semi
detached home containing six howater heat
electric light hardwood oors attic sleeping porch laundry
facilities in basement Complete in every detail. Most
sonaby priced. Terms
NJ: sANsBURY CO. INC --~esa.- >~ .o
1418 Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oos-4-5
MEMBERS Estate BOARD '9Oo7 -
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PETWORTH-SS,9oo.
Price reduced $1,000. A Preston home;
ideally situated rooms a bedrooms)
and inclosed and plasrered sleeping
porch; thoroughly modern: lot 20Xlfo to
I4th ST. HEIGHTS-SIo,5oo.
wonderful opportunity to secure an
ideal detached home at the right price;
slate roof; two squares to 14th st. car:
roons and bath a bedrooms; electric
lights; modern heating plant; large lot
and garage; front and side porches. This
house is in splendid condition. Terms.
PARK VIEW-S6,7oo.
In the very best Park View section
is this semi-detached, Groom colonial
brick house: in excellent condition:
h.-w.h., electric lights; ample garage
space. reasonable cash payment and
500 per month will purchase this home
NEAR WASHINGTON
CIRCLE-S8,ooo.
Within walking distance of the govern
ment departments; large residence OF 9
rooms; brick construction: lot 20xS4
The upper floor is arranged into an apart
ment. Part of the house is now renting
for S10O Der month. Easy terms.
w Ill L | A M s
MEMBER OF WAsHINGT(
Phone Main oS.
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a1Esp PROPERTIES HAvn BEEN CAREFULLY SELECTED AND
REPRESENT THE BEST VALUES IN OUR RECENT LsTINGS.

@ sv ag R
CHEVY CHASE WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
hanj
Z s and hs ] sss sss as ns" % n' as:s s:
s.aea' ss.a9 Price fGs sso 'R RR..s.Ss % BIN % ' terms " " ~
CHEW CHASE CLEVELAND PARK
e the
s,s' reside TsSh section;
lott
CHEVY CHASE
Semtdet
SgltI
condition
CHEVY CHA SOUTHEAST
1 Ezd VEL built sseom home
Wihi dand
CHEVY CHASE 'sn'
Ss:s ,.s n:% & s,.s .rs $s SOUTHEAST
with garage for Price,
CHAS. D. SAGER, $3.50.
e 1ss a. e d wv
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| CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
| West Of Conn. ave.; 7-room center-entrancs
| hall home; , baths; entirely detached; thor
k1sfmS. 1Adssss- 1oe s2Hs qhx Smoss
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$12. .OO0-Mt. Pleasant. Cozy home of large
rooms. bath; double sleeping porch:
hot-water heat. electricity; hardwood
floors: fne condition and 4 bargain At
this price.
$l1, ,OO0-Saul's Addition west Of 18th st. Very
pretty home of rooms. bath: hot
water heat, electric lights; porches;
excellent condition. Room for garage.
Must be sold at once.
$1o, ,500-North Columbia Heights. west OF 14th
ST. Ideal location; rooms. bath
sleeping pofches: all modern and
latest improvements. Garage. A
snap for some one at the above price.
50, ,5O0-Columbia Heights, west of 14th st.
6 good size rooms and bath; porches;
hot water heat, electric lights Room
for garage.
$o350-One Of the best. built homes in Pet
worth. Convenient location. rooms.
inclosed breakfast porch. sleeping
porch: parquet floors; all modern i'm
provements. Vacant and immediate
possession.
$75OO-Attractive bungalow in Takoma Park
9 large, bright rooms. bath: double
sleeping porch; good heating plant;
electricity, gas. Owner. needing
money, has authorized US to sacrifice
and make very reasonable terms.
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NORTHEAST.

Eight large rooms and bath: located at
corner Of alley: good heating plant; gas; brick
garage in rear for two cars. Can be bought
on low cash payment Price. $500. 1923
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PETWORTH-S8,25o.
Four-bedroom colonial home that should
appeal to any one desiring to be in a
most convenient and popular locality; /;
fine condition; h.-w.h.. electric lights;
porch; screened rear porch; hardwood
floors throughout. Truly q very attrac-
tive home. Terms.
Beautiful corner houss. overlooking
government reservation: within one
square of Lincoln Park: two-story; 10
rooms: every room outside: modern heat
ing plant and electric lights. House is
in excellent condition. For a small fam
lily house will carry itself.
NEAR THE WALTER REED
HOSPITAL-So,S5o.
Ideal residential section; beautiful
bungalow of 9 rooms: on lot 4Ox11O;
h.-w.h., electric lights; large front
porch and rear porches; garage. Owner
must sell and has priced this house very
low. Easy monthly payments.
LANGDON-S6, 500.
$50 cash and balance on easy monthly
payments will purchase this very COM
Portable home; contains rooms, bath,
- reception hail. front and side porthes;
occupying a lot jOx2OO. surrounded with
beautiful hedge House is vacant
and immediate possession may be OBJ
tanned.
P H ILL | P S,
y REAL ESTATE BOARD.
1909 New York Ave.
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Inspect at Once.
NEW B. d. GRCyER HOUSES.
1915 New Hampshire ave. NV. at Grant
Circle. Eight rooms and bath. some with
garages. Take Soldiers Home car to 9th and
Upshur; walk one square north; or take bus
line to circle. Main SO72. Open and lighted
Takoma Park Homes.
Bungalow Of large rooms, with all city
conveniences; large basement with tubs and
furnace; oak floors: fireplace; ivory trim and
mahogany doors. $1,000.
Groom semi-bungalow; kitchen and bath
eonveniences; hot-water heat; close to cars
s.. 900.
Lille & Hendrick,
2s Carroll ave, Takoma Park: Col: s92.W.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.

An ideal uptown residence, adapted to ROOM
renting purposes at small cost may be con-
verted into an English basement style, suitable
for doctors residence. This home must be
to be appreciated. Plenty Of room for
garage.
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WALTER A. BROWN,
MEMBER ESTATE BOARD
400 St NV. Main I653.

, VALUES.
'IME AND OURS BY SHOWING YOU
INFLATED VALUE !? 20?
West of I4th-$7,5oo.
sEMIDETACHED Groom modern home. with
hardwood floors. An unusually good buy at $500
and the balance like rent. ACT NOW.
Northeast-$6,5 500.
8 rooms tile bath; facing Nd. ave-: modern
all conveniences. NEVER AGAIN AT $500
CASH PAYMENT.
Downtown-Price !? :?
wELL-LoCATED 1o-HooM hoUsD on r
ST. near 18th: all modern Improvements;
double brick garage: Al condition; splendid
income producing property.
10th St. Heights-$8,ooo.
DETACHED GROOM HOME with all mod
ern improvements comforts and conveniences;
large lot; newly papered. A REAL BARGAIN
AT THIS FIGURE.
Mt. Pleasant-S, 900.
wELI-APPoINTED ROOMS. of 18th St
convenient to schools. churches and movies.
REASONABLE TERMS.
I. HARDING.
EALTY CO., INC.
st. and 18th and Columbia Rd.
u PM. TO PM.
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IIo8 10th St. NV.
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SHEPHERD ST.

NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME
Just being completed: detached, On lot
40x120; six large rooms and bath; front and
rear porch: hardwood floors and trim: electric
lights; hot-water heat; laundry in basement;
home can be bought on 81 600 cash. Imme-
diate possession. Inspect Immediately. as this
IL an unusual buy. Price. S12, 500. 633
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New Hampshire Ave.

PRICE. $l2.500. A beautiful corner property,
containing seven rooms -four bedrooms)
and bath; hot-water heat, electric light;
oak floors; built-in garage In perfect
condition. Immediate Possession can be
had. This Is a home which should ap.
peal to the discriminating purchaser.
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o Iapeed REAL BARGAIN
Columbia Rd.-$I1z5o Mt. Peasant-S8,ooo
INVESTMENT
@ ] % % @ s % churches and movies
" ~
NORTHWEST REALTY CO.. INC.
Main I-2652 1919 St and 18th and Columbia Rd
nth ST.
Phone for appointment inspect this brick home of twelve
gas. Priced at only $500. 1888
NORTHEAST. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
,. . ,. 49,, ,.. ,.. desirable
Eight large . Rooms room ] % @ % located @ @ " % .sa. 81 .aS! % ss I s aa
garage rear for two Can b' bought %
lon low ss3
SHEPHERD ST.
Convenient and bus lne brick eight and
bath large basement front porch hoter heat electric lights
parquey oors space alley ST cash requifed
price, $o4oo. 75-3
PRINCETON ST. NEW CHEVY CHASE HOME
aeshs, home of eight eight room. and two %
shes a @ css ss sss s.e ns Mpes I @
~ ~ ~ 74s unusual buy Price sls5oo ss
McKEEVER &, GOSS,
14o5 Eye St. ..-,uo, ~ n. ~ Main 4752
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WASHINGTON HEIGHT

Near the Conn. ave. bridge; most desirabl,
location for. your home; practically new: eigh
rooms and bath: buf brick constructiea; from
and double rear porches: finished in eIcellen
taste; hardwood floors: latest plumbing ant
electric fixtures; lot 125 feet deep. Price
1000. 9S-3
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PRINCETON ST.

delightful home Of eight rooms and two
baths; finished attic; large closets: cold
storage room: concrete front and rear posches;
built-in garage, heated and lighted; house 10
beautifully finished; oak floors, oak stairway;
hot-water heat. electric lights; paved alley.
Price, $10,5OO. 74-3
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Columbia Heights,

PRICE. $4,000. An unusually attractive
offering in q modern and up-to-date
three story brick house 18th and
Columbia I'd. Ten rooms. two well ap-
pointed baths: hot-water heat, electric
light. In good condition. Owner-occu-
pant will give early possession. The
price Is reasonable and the terms con-
yenient.
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CORNER HOUSE.

PRICE, So. 800.
Center hall plan with q large rooms and
bath: electric lights; h.w.h.; hardwood floors.
Splendid side lawn with hedge. There Is also
a built in garage. Splendidly situated in the
northwest section. Reasonable terms.
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Overlooking Soldiers Home.

OVERLOOKING Soldiers Home
PRICE. ss. $50. We have 1ust been Authorized
to ofer this delightful home at a re-
markably low price. 1t contains six
rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electric
light: hardwood floors; glass in closed
sleeping and breakfast porches: garage
Many other conveniences. This is one
Of the best home values in Petsyorh
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DOWNTOWN.
CHEVY CHASE.

Well located. south of the circle and west o
Conn. ave. Attractive detached home with
h-wh, hardwood floors; open fireplace. Yer.
attractive grounds with flowers and shrubbery
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SAUL'S ADDITION.

Attractive detached home. situated on
large lot. First floor has a large living room,
dining room, kitchen, bedroom. hath and sleep
ing porch. Second floor has 3 bedrooms. bath
and kitchenettc. All modern improvements.
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downtown.

Splendid s-room and bath homo on 18th st,
NV, south Of Que. We have Just been author-
lied to sell at the low price Of $9.750. An
unusual opportunity.
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BUNGALOW TYPE.

PRICE, 5000.
Owner is anxious to sell and will make yer!
attractive terms. First floor has rooms am
bath: second floor bedrooms Electric lights
h-wh In good condition. Large lot, 4Ox14J
with plenty Of room for garage and garden
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Phone Exchange Main 372.
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SOUTHEAST. ouIHfjE

Exceptionally well built sroom home on
two floors; large lot to 30-foot paved alley
Library. Price. $3.50, on very reasonable
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FOB sALE-HoUsEs.
CnmTfnmed.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
Phone Main 1923.
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE
AWE ANN & CT

PktCE, SlO,UU.
A handsome home of the centcr-hall pla
with l. rooms and complete baths; larg
living room With open fireplace. h.-w. Ii. HOus
over 81 feet wide. Owner. who is in II
health, is anxious TO sell and will make yer
reasonable terms.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
RANKS TWELFTH IN ORE
OUTPUT, CENSUS BUREAU FIGURES
REVEAL; BEST COPPER PRODUCER

Arizona, which ranks fifth among
the states in size Qand area 113,
$40 square miles, and 46 In pop
ulaion (334,162 in 1920, ranked
twelfth in value of mineral products
for 1919, says census bureau bull
letin. The state ranked 18th in the
total number of persons engaged in
the mining industries and in the
average number of wage earners
employed
The gross amount received for pro-
ducts by the operators of all mines
and Quarries in Arizona in 1919 was
$SS,47S,111,w which includes a duplica-
tion of $1,52S,O56, representing the
value of copper ores sold by some pro
ducers and resold or used after treat
ment by others, Thus, the net value
of products was $S6,95O,O55, which
was an increase OF 1647 percent over
the corresponding figures, $32,S47,'
26O, for 1909. The amount given as
value of products includes $752,152,
which was received for mineral by
products, for custom milling, power
sold, and miscellaneous services per-
formed for other enterprises.
The value OF products reported for
the precious and base metal mining
industries In 1919 includes the net
amounts received for ore concentrates,
cement, copper, and bullion, by mino
and mill operators. or the estimated
equivalent of sales value when the
products were further treated and not
sold, and does not represent the value
of the metals produced or recover
able from these materials by smeit-
ing and refining The preceding cen
sus of mines and quarries included
statistics on smelters operated in con.
nection with copper mines in Arizona
and. therefore, the value of products
and olso other items relating to the
copper industry in this state, reported
for 1919 and 1909. are not entirely
Mineral by-productts were reported
as follows: Manganese ore from sill:
yer mine, silica from limestone quar-.
ry, and rare metals (turgsten) from
copper mine.
Copper is the leading mining indus
try in Arizona, and in 1919, with a
net value of products amounting to
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
MEETING OF
LIBRARY BOARD

The library board OF the Woman's
Club held business meeting at the
town hall Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. T. A. Baker, chairman. presiding
The board consists of Mrs. Baker
Mrs. J. E. Carpenter. treasurer, Mrs
Roy Rivenberg, secretary, and Mrs
w. d. French, Mrs. Phi. Freudenthal
Mrs. Amos Cook, Mrs. r. A. Armstrong
Dr. Maud Callison, Mrs. NJ. L. O'Bryan
Mrs. Ivan Dial and Mrs. d. NJ. Hibner
members.
Helpful Suggestions on Library
Work" was adopted as the response
to roll call at the meeting of the Wo
mans Club in September and will
be printed in the year book OF the
club.
The third Wednesday in each month
was selected as the day for the regu.
lar business meeting of the board
which will be held at the town hall.
It was reported at this meeting
that several new books had lately
been added to the library and that
more would be received soon. The
board would be glad to receive books
from anyone who cares to donate them.
after they have finished reading them
and do not care to keep them longer.
1t is also requested that those who
return books that have been taken
from the library do so on the regular
library days, Wednesday and Saturday
of each week, and not to bring them
on other days when there is no one
there TO receive and check them in. for
the books often become misplaced or
lost.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
ELDER LORENZO JOHN BROWN

ELDER LORENZO JOHN BROWN
A Seventy, High Priest. Mis-
sionary, a Bishops Counsellor, a good
citizen, a man of family. a good neigh.
Dor. genial friendly man, stalwart
Latter Day Saint, a Christian.
Son Of Lorenzo John,and Nina NJ.
Young, born in st. George August
10th 1880. Emigrated with his father
and family to Nutriose, Apache Co.,
Arizona, where he was called to and
labored in England on a mission
when but about is years of age in
the year 1879. Married Mary Eager In
Northern Arizona and came to the
Gila Valley about I years ago and
settled near Ft. Thomas and became a
member of the Ashurst ward where he
later became counselor to Bishop
Eugene Curtis.
He leaves wife and 9 children,
the elder Mrs William Tyler and the
youngest 6 months old.
Elder Brown was in the discharge OF
his duty the moment he died.
Graham guardian., 1922-02-10
SISTER HELEN PACKER BRYCE

!
Daughter Of Nephi and Helen r.
Rowland Packer, born In Brigham
City, Utah, March 2Sth 1885. Married
Elder Ebeneeser p. Bryce OF Bryce.
Arizona December 26th 1876. Leaves
a husband and a large family OF
Children, being the mother of II chill.
dren and grandmother to 81. Nine
children living of whom David ]. and
William c., Mrs. Perry Merrill. Mrs
John Nuttall, Mrs. John Sanders. Mrs
Morton Matthews, and Mrs Earl Rey.
nolds, all of this valley and two un.
married, Dewey and Sylvia adult mem
bers.
She was an ardent chursh worker.
one of the pioneers of the Ft Thomas
district where she was one of the fore
most in securing little Sunday school
and primary; has been a teacher in
the various organizations, and for
many years president OF the Relief
Society. She was president OF this
latter organization at the time of her
death, having just attended the Stake
Relief Society Convention as one Of
the features OF Stake Union day.