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Evening star., 1923-04-21
From the 5:ao Edition Of Yesterdays Star
'POST OFFICE TRIES
| NEWEST INVENTION
Officials Witness First Oem--
onstration of System of
Mail Distribution.

A brand new system of distributing
letters in a large city post office war
witnessed in operation at the Wash
ington city post Office yesterday after
noon by Postmaster General New. First
Assistant Postmas ster General Barrett
Fourth Assistant Postmaster Genera
Billany and other officials.
The mechanical distributor is the
invention of the recently created
division of engineering Of the Posi-
W. Farrssworth Is head. and is one
of the fira't devices TO be offered th-
postal services by the division.
Radical changes in the inner ap
pearance On post Offices may result
from the nev system, as its adoptio!
would eliminate much of the clums
casing which now cutters UP "worh
room floors" an post Offices.
Through system OF baskets o.
belts, letters are swiftly sent u
sorters, and the speed of distributio,
is materially increased, it was de
clared. Officials who witnessed tie
test today expressed themselves "a
well pleased, but reserved final de
cision on the device until d later dat
The distribution system was ONLY
completed yesterday, and today va
its first real trial. The system :
being tried out To distribute letter.
for delivery in this city, helping il
the sorting to the different CARRIE
stations here.
The division of engineering of tie
Post Office Department is one of IT,
modern lines Of work in which the
postal service is engaging.
Many mechanical and engiDeer.rs
devices are used in the postal service
and il is the belief of officials ths
betterments may he made and IL
ventiuns brought into being by th-
depar tnent as well as by OUTSIDE
workers.
The officials to-day also inspecteo
with interest the mechanical ma,
sorter ar the office, the product o.
several years Of labor by an Akron.
Ohio. firm which has been purchased
by the Post Office Department, arn
is in daily use at the local otfice
The letters are sorted by man s.
ting at d keyboard
Evening star., 1923-04-21
CANADIANS GUESTS
OF D. C. SCIENTISTS
Col. E. Lester Jones Entertains
Visiting Officials at Cosmos
Club Luncheon.

Col. E. Lester Jones, director OF the
United States coast and geodetic sur
vey and international boundary COM
missioner for the United States, gave
a luncheon at the Cosmos Club yes
gates to the American Geophysical
Union, which closed its three day an
nual meeting on Thursday. The guests
Of honor were DR.. w. Bell Dawson.
superintendent of the tidal and cur
rent survey Of Canada; DR.. Noel Ogil-
vie, superintendent Of the geodetic
survey Of Canada, both of whom came
from Ottawa. and J. Patterson, chief
Of the Canadian meteorological serv-
ioe, which is located in Toronto.
The other guests all Washington
scientists, were: DR.. J. c. Merriam,
president Of the Carnegie Institution
of Washington; DR.. Arthur l. Day, di-
rector Of the geophysical laboratory;
Capt w D. MacDousall. superintend-
ent Of the United States Naval OBJ
servatory; Prof. c. F. Marvin, chief of
the weather bureau: Capt. Frederic
B. Bassett, tr., photographer of the
United States photographic office of
the Navy; DR.. Charles G. Abbott, sec
retary Of the National Academy of
Sciences: Lieut.. Col. Bruce Palmer
chief of the military intelligence divi-
sion Of the general stan of the War
Department: DR.. Fay c. Brown, act
ing director Of the bureau Of stand
ards: Maj. William Bowie, chief of the
division of geodesy OF the United
States coast and geodetic survey, and
Lieut. Commander Gilbert T. Rude
chief Of the division of tides and cur
rents OF the United States coast and
geodetic survey.
The scientific relations between
Canada and the United States are as
pleasant as the political ones, said
Col. Jones. The unguarded boundary
line between the two nations forms
the theme OF many stories Of friend
ship and affords an example which, if
emulated by the rest of the world
would add much to human happiness
The geodettc survey Of Canada, un-
Ter the direction Of DR.. Ogilvie, and
the United States coast and geodetic
survey. under Col. Jones, who is also
the international boundary commits
sioner for the United States. II was
pointed out. have co-operated IN many
extending geodetic control into Alask 9
and British Columbia
Fraternal relations are also pleas
Rntly maintained between the tidal
and current survey Of Canada, under
Or. Bell Dawson. and the division OF
tides and currents, the chief Of which
IS Lieut.. Commander Rude OF the
United states coast and geodetfc sur
vey. a. we'll a. In many other branches
United States weather bureau, under
DR.. Marvin, and the meteorological
service Of Canada, the chief Of which
is Mr. Patterson.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
ASKS RULING ON WILL,

The American Security and Trust
Company. executor of, the estate Of
Mrs. Anna Livingston Morton, widow
of Levi p. Morton. former Vice Presi :
dent OF the United States, has filed
a petition in the District Supreme
Court to have construed certain pro-
visions Of her will.
The court is asked to interpret the
meaning of the testatrtx. Named as
defendants are Edith l. Morton Eus-
tis, Helen Morton, Mary Norton.
Winthrop G. Rutherford, jr.; John p.
Rutherford, Hugo Rutherford, Alice
N. NJ. Rutherford. Guy G. Rutherford
and Winthrop J. Rutherford. Attor.
neys McKenney e. Flannery appear
for the executor. 3. e
Evening star., 1923-04-21
Used.
To Keep Newly
Weds Together
BY the AssocIa ted Press.

BY the Associa ted Press.
BRIDGETON, N. j., April 21.~
Fearing the bonds Of matrimouy
would not prove strong enough to
prevent frivolous-minded friends
from separating them before they
could get out of town on their
honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Percival
N. Wilson linked themselves with
the added bond of handouts after
their wedding.
Safety Commissioner Tyler, who
furnished the cuffs, denied rumors
that he had withheld the key.
When last seen, he said. the pair
were riding out Of Bridgeton cud-
died close. The bridegroom had
the key in his ring pocket.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
BANS MARATHON DANCING.
Mr.. Rudolph Backs Colleagues De
mand for Law to Prohibit.

Commissioner Rudolph, chairman Of
the board of Commissioners. declared
today that he would support Commits
sioner Oyster in considering a regu-
lation to prohibit marathon dancing
contests in Washington in the future.
Capt. Oyster stated yesterday that
he would ask Corporation Counsel
Stephens for an opinion as to whe ther
it is within the police power Of the
city to enact such a regulation.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
rom the $50 Edition Of Yesterdays Star
COMMONER SUSPENDS.
Lack of Time Given for Discont
tinuance of Bryan's Paper.

LINCOLN. Neb., April 21.-Goe
C. W. Bryan has announced here
that the Commoner, a monthly pull
lication edited by himself in CO
ordination with his brother, William
Jennings Bryan. for the past twenty
two years. would cease publication
with the April issue, which is now
on the press. Lack of time was
given by the governor as the reason
for the suspension of the paper.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
Doing His Duty.
Hpou Lite,

Visitor-What does the chaplain do
hero?
Fr00hman-Oh, he gets up in the
chapel every morning. looks over the
student body and then prays for the
Evening star., 1923-04-21
What of It?
From Judge

From udge
Motor Cop-You were doing forty.
ma'a
Young Thing-Forty-oh, was ]?
Well. you were doing as much your
self-so there,
Evening star., 1923-04-21
Some Speed.

JudGe-Whsrs wux you when she
twhera WIS your
Witnsso-aaY. jadgs, hsw do All
know whore All wpa wAaa All wuz
ySoia2
Evening star., 1923-04-21

From the $50 Edition Of Yesterdays Star.
Evening star., 1923-04-21

;vENTH AACE-Claiming thrse-year-olds
mn; purse, 81, so; mils and q sixteenth,
Evening star., 1923-04-21

Prom the $50 Edition of Yesterday Sta.
Evening star., 1923-04-21
HAVRE DE GRACE ENTRIES
(For Monday

SECOND RACE-Maiden three-year-olds:
ur,A n Q6n. siY furlon1s
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27
Gutieelide Gim5cl9citen.

Bon Dem oerItorbenen italieni-
idcu S~onrnalilten uno &beaterfritl
ter &ouleo Garllgati gi6t es 5abl
feide, bodIt omiiiante @cIhiuten
Sorugati tpar cine Der origineniteh
Supeu Der italieniihen 3eitungs
melt, uno feline Mrtifel 5eidueten
lih ourd einen oft red)t oroaigen
uno bi5arren &Sis aus. @illes Mor.
qerls, cS m0gen etma ieitber ~
,5abr5ebnte oerltricben leilt, mrrot
aon5 Mailono ourA 0en nit &ie
lenlettern ~georudten &itel cine,
Artifels Der &omboroia in grob.
Au5real,ng periebt; Die NufiGrii.
0es Mrtitels lautete nGmlid: ri.
grouenuoQe g%rmorouug zines ar
men BARRIERS" r@ntieBlide Gin
5elbeiten iiber oen MorD Dor oel
Borta 9iciuele." Sic Shiloerlna
Ger Morotat aber begonn folgen-
oermo6en; o@eitern obeno muroe III
tincm iebr beiudten 2otal Dor oer
Borta Eicineic Elm aus gutter So
mile %ltainmeuoer, i'm beiten HuI
iteGcnoer armer 8arbier, Der nid)t
mir III Mailano Iebr befonnt lit. ii
ber6loier Meiie ermor0et. lin;
5lutet ole Seelc, penu mir oil
gral,enpone Sat cr6dGlen ioueu, oel
ungcriibrt piele &eute b~eimobnten.
Gen @eridteritattern Der onOerer;
MailGnoer 3eituugerL Die BON oel
illrd)t6aren Worotot feline M9uunQ
battclt, Der Boli5ei un0 oem Nubli.
finn ltrGubteu lid Die &aare beim
9cIcn oieier, 3eileu; penn mar
a6er ben i'm Miibenoiten aolporta
gcrpmanTtif geidrirbcnen Artife
potter las, fan6 mat oeS &0tielS
20inng, mo es gab oonn iibcraQ
Elm ber5li6eS, ber5bcfreienoes Ga.
fen. &or ser Borta Eicinele mar
III 0rr Qat eill Barber ermoroc:
moroen, nao es mar mirflid) ELI
le6r befannter 6igoro, Ser iid] oes
6elten 2eumunoes erfreute, ndnllid
Aollinis Barber bon Seuiaaa
Den man am sbeuo nor6cr in Dem
Dor scr 8orta &icineie gelegener
8eroi-S 6eater in 8ruao uno 30
Sen gelungen bate. &omeo garll
gati, Der Gritifer ser 2omboreia,
bate oicieS Ebeaterucrbredeu nit
Ger in @lut getald)ien 6eoer zines
Seniotionsrcporters geIdiIoert uno
gaua Mailano lpeniaitens fir ein
Danr augenblide lang in ben @lait.
oen pcrieet, ooB Gin &apitalocrbre-
den begallgea worocsA lei.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Ger I6Iaue 8ieror5t.
Cine Gltere CAME bringt oern Ster-
ar5t in cinem @%lasgcidB ciuen ld)on
faIt p~ereuoeten @olOfiid nnO bictet
ie0cn @rcis, nenn Der 2icbling &C.
BELT miiroe. Ser Eierar6t ititBt.
entqegnet ober Damn na6 fur5em
8%clinnen: n2aHen sic oaS Eict
bier un0 fommen Sic mor9en Die.
Ser" Gam faltfte er einfad) einen
neuen @olofiid fir 1000 @lorf mo
bered1tete Der bodbegliidten Ger
freunoin olu nafiten Gage elm 500
norar BON 10000 Marf fir sic
i6mierige &ettuug aus 2eber89e
fabr.
Gas @GrGen BON Sen
beioeu Sonntagsidger
GS tparen eirmol 5pei SGger, Die
gingen oQe Sonntage ouf oie Sago
A6er lie taten MIR 10, llnO Ole lie
ben fGeinen &6Sden botten iid por
i6nen nidt GIT fiirdten ionoern fo-
men aon5 nabe beran mo madtcn
ibre WtGunAen. Ginntal ober fam
ein lebensmiiber alter Soie unO 6ot
Die SG9er, i'm tot5uifieBen.
Gle guten Sa9er erfIdrten iid DO
al bereit urb Id)oiien oreimal glei6'
3eitig nod) Dem alien &afen, traIen
i'm ober nidt. ga ging oa8 cute
Gier BON oannen, un0 lpenn CO
nibt %geitor6en lit, 10 LEFT es 1elltc
nod!
Ser dn9FH de quit.
fpieIautor. 9lutor (flingclt
i'm SrrenbauS an: rNfl logen
Sic NAL, SEER @roieiior, 9ibt eS in
Sbrer Mnitalt oltd) 2eute, Die nit
Dem iogenaunten 2a6franpf te9af
tet lin0?"
9rofeHor: nGewiB. iol6c ga
tienten ba6en mir"
autor: r9itte, Ieiben Sic mi'
bod einiae fir meinen @remieren-
abeno."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27
Ser alaiernc Ssrs.

8o6l Ole eigeuartigite StraBcn'
anlaqe in Den &ereimgteu Staaten
lit elm @losrueg, Ger Die 6eiOeu ie-
beusmeltelten Srutte in Dem be.
tiibmten yeaorultone 9tationalparf,
0cn Starring W~iourtaiu uno @olOen
@nte, miteuialoer perbinoet. Wtert-
piiroig uie ole 2lnlage ielblt, iii
alla, ole 9ougei6id]te Oieler ein5i9
o~ulte6en0en SrrnBe. NuU0em ole
Streue ploum6Bla abaeltecjt mar,
mndteu ole neutrality-suspicious.
ole peiulid)c @ntOedumg, ooB &or-
a~il9iesuug fir Die NltsriDrung Der
anlage ole @riiuouua zines Ser.
fabrens our Iur0iWueiouug cinea
aus uultanliheln @laS 6eltebenoen
Yeraes mar, Der liA Der JiibuIrg
OCT StraBe ol5 ein nniiberpinoIi-
des &inoernis lit Den Meg l%teltl
3ieies @inoerui3 6eltou0 III Dem
iibcr 50 Nictet boben uno ctpo
1900 Meter breiten ~Sbiioim
Gliif", eiuem ans pulfoniliertem
3los ~bcitcberoen 6eisIey>., oeiien
foblI1nar5es, init rotten uno gelUen
Strcifen ou~rd5ogeues Wiaiiip in
Der Come tuie ein HieienOiamont
gleiBte urO iuufelte. 3unddIt De-,
luuten ote Suaeuieure, Die Maiie
Oltrd) gemaltige GDnnmitmenaeu gu
lprepqeu, aber ole oieie Gerilide
ermielen lid ais frudtlos. Ga fam
eiu Arbeiter, Der friiber ais Glas.
older g~eorbeitet bate, ouf Den Sc
Oarlfen, Die 0lasinaiie 0e$ Nerg-
fegelS oitrd ltorfe &iBe 5un Silt
ben al brinqen un0 Oaun nit fal.
lem Maiier al iibergieBen. Ser
SorIMlaa luur0e aitd) o%ngenonmer
unO 5ur A~nSfiibrung gebrad)t. Wtan
jiinoete I'M llmtreiS eineS &iome.
ters Inn oeu Berg berrm groBe
S%ol3feter OH, oie man so 5tunoeu
tang in Brand erbielt. 9orn iiber-
goB man Die @6bGnge oe8 gliiGen-
oeu @ergeS nit eisfaltem Moiler,
oa8 aus Dem benndbarteu 6lub
)erauSgepumpt pur0e. Ser @cra
!~rplobierte nit obren6etdIl6enoem
8et0ie, un0 aIs iih Ser @au6 per
jogeu batte, JAP man, ooB Der Cell,
Der Ole StraBeuor6eit geitort bate
Jeri6munoen mar. Die 0losbrot-
fen, Die in ,nge5dblter Mengc ben
Booeu beoedtell, ipl1rOen olS Stra
Benunterloge beniiBt, uno tie ermil
len iid fir oieien 3ped ais nor-
jiiglides Ntaterial, Oenn iie porer
bart pie 9iciciiteine uno boteu cine
56otterungsuntcrIogc, ME man .ic
Iih belier nibt bdtte piiuifen ton.
nen.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

unmo0Ii6, oSa, mir ii
eS Die gan5e 3cit nidt gut 0egan-
gen. SeBt bin id einitpeilcu San.
der %gctpor0er, bios nm mid iiber
@aiier 81 bolten."
nGeS miro S6nen bei Dem Csc.
i1Gft unin6glid] iein,"
Ger eiu8tge @nnih.
Sic leben bod in gliidlider Che.
&crr Mcier!?"
Set i'd Oerbeirotet BIN ba6c id)
MIR me6r cinen @unid!"
limo Ser pGre?
p@ieoer S~unggcleue ieiu!"
Nd 10. @oofobrerin Toni
Ser QanoltroBe); ngntiduIoigen
Sic, pie melt bin ih 6ier nod pon
@nmbnrg entfernt?"
@ieboIo: a9os lit nod eielc
SnuIIen0e BON &ilometcrn lpcit."
&oofobrcrin: Sic lin0 Wobl
t,idt bel Qrolt?"
@ikbol0: n9ie Sndc itimmt
id)on. 9t6er menn Sic Sbr Ha0
um0reben uno in ser e~ntge9erlJe'
icsten Midtunq fobren. Damn iino'&
MIR nod elm poar Meilen."
3eritrent. Gdiiler: y9itt'
id0n, @err 2ebrcr, i] bah nidlt
gcfprBt, baB mir als Snusoufga6e
Elm @coidt onsluenoie lernen ioQ,
ten!"
Qe6rer; 80? Sur 9trafe
Iernit Gu eS 5cGitmal oilsUen0ig!"
SeDr uunugencbm m.
9ttoflen; ~9nfcl, mas nlodit on
oenn oo?"
0nfcI: SD frobe eiuen Sled
bon oieIeln 9iloerra6mcn ob."
Stto6cn: Sill feinl Goan be
fommen mir bol6 Die( @elo. Hap0
bat geiogt, menn Ser Onfel n5trnb'.
cann iduinmcn mir in @el0."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

auf etnen oroben
Slot $50. Ger @oglpoitl, Elm
re6t ferni9er Bauer, Mill III Den
@oggon einiteigeu, ueri@aut ii6
oter uno iteigt a~nitott in Ole 3.
Gloiie in sic /. alaiie Elm. Gos
bemerft MN Ser Sdaifner mo
idrcit Sen gltcn ao9lwoitl an;
gGeben g oenn net, oab bier /.
alaiic lit, bort iteiaen g elm!
0ieie @lel rennen umeinanoer, ais
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

neberraf6enoe Qnt-
mort. &oliSirelna: oSore mai 81,
flciner Sobnnp. ib meiB, OH fonntelt
mid ME leioen. Iber id boffe, oaS
miro iid ieBt dnOern Gten bat
iid oeine SNipeitcr nit mir Der
lobt."
Sobnne: y91a, oas aeidie9t ST.
ren a6er gan5 redt."
8rau Neurei6 Of. Game:
nSaben Sic ihou Sen nesien Gin'
toretto gelebcn, Der onsefouft ano
jebt ausgeltelt porOen ilt?"
6rau Reureid: oNh neln, Id
gebe ielten in Ben 3ooloaiiben Gar
ten"
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Standardization. @at~
tin: r&oit on Sen 9iref, Den i'd Dir
~uorgcitern gab, eingciteft?"
@roielor (ie6r perIegen in iei1en
Gaiden iu6cn0): uYber gemib
nteine 2iebe, id babiclt i'm in Der
Sano mo babe i'm in Den ndd)IteE
aolten gcworfen. Sang gcmiB, i'd
crinncre mid inner oc,,tlidJer. :"
Satin: nGu blcibit bod tets
Der oIte. @ib Dir feline MiiGe. @5
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27
Min inniihLnG rnn 81:

Ole ieniibIe 6rou. g.:
.@teine 6rau lit oa5u feiniiibIig, i0
brnude mr. BON Metter 8u ipre-
Aen nn0 idon mill lie einen nelteu
Sut, ein neues Slei0 pOer ionlt-
mas"
s.: o02eiae 6ruu III nod oiel
leuii6ler. @orgeitern mar ih nit
i6r in oMienon" mo Gclte nil Iie
idon in Sen Siioen."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Die @offnungSpOlIe.
rMonn beiratet SIR oenn, Iiebc
&olo2"
.Mein @rGl,tiaam mu5 crit ieit
ongeltent icin un0 feline critic Sc
0olts5ulage er6aIteu baben
ooriiber meroen oGt Satire Ter.
9eben!"
u9as pGre ober cine febr lnuge
8orteseit! = Goatc iie ii6 ni6t
obfiir3en l%niien?"
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

mar MIR Gin Sdcra id) babe Dir gar
feincn Sricf gcgeten."
Opfe-r. Mr3t: SD iebe,
Sic baber oen arie0 mitgemadt.
Aui meld)e llriade 1T oas &opf-
idiitteln, OIL Dem Sic lci0en. 6urii6-
j~ufiibrcn?"
@aticnt: Sic irren, ben arie9
babe id) nid)t mitgcmadlt, i'd bobe
mir nllr in Der Ictten 3eit gu oiele
mooerue Gheatcritiide an9eieben."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

lpenu iie ltodnarrilh mdrcn! ScOe
San finOct ibren Gtoal"
nG6s is ridti9," iGreit ser
9o0GuoItl; nober Ger Sou6ra mllb
8lterIt g Girl ouimadlen, iunIt
f6nnen 81 Gu net 'ueinl"
0rudfebIer. @or 8c'
giun ser Sibuu0 murOen Die neu-
Qemablten Mogiitrotsr6te onr6
Sen @iirgcrmpiitcr feierliA belei'
0iqt.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Gas Rdund en 9router
@ausberr (5um Hotor): sd mod)'
te meiuen letten @iacn a%uiieten.'
Satin: ,@aS mGGteit ou?"
araufer Solistcrr: p91ur meme
le5ten @iinide ST Qayicr 6riugen.
lieGe &aroline."
Ger &un6efenner.
o@obcr bat eigcntlid Serr Z icinen
groBcn Iltf ais Srnocfcrucr?"
Scr peritebt gar ridtS. ST iaGt
nur ie0esmal. lueliu CT einen gofj
6eion0erS idabigen Sister iic6t: ct
it Der aber id0n mo raili9l"
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27
Sop pei 8eIci

Gop pei II 8eIcioi.
9ung. Gin iunoer eiferiiiHtiger
Serr. Dem b~intsr6radjt tpir0e, ieinc
9icbIte Bate einen gemilien Serrr
gefiiBt, idrieb an oicien: r@fein
Serrl Wan bat mir binter6rad)t,
SAB sic oas MdoderL weld)eS i'd
ucre6re. gefiiBt baben. Sd eriuarte
Sic morgen I'M II l(br (ba una
oo), bamit i) mid nit S6nen aus.
einanoeriebe." 4m nddlten Wor-
gen fam aber uur cine 9arte oes
0egners, Ole folgenoen @ortlnut
bate: SD babe Sbr &unoidrei-
ben smpfangen, beoauere aber, at
Ser 8criammluna niAt teilnebneis
81 eonner."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Se sen @ricf acIcie 6ert, 6uru iucr-
fe sic ion III 6eu &cbltbG@fct III
Don't feb nottings. Sd Debt iliru'
lid gar nit glcide, iuern Ole &i55ie
ebbeS oauon ol@fiune 6ebt, FONT
mar mciue Cubs gctoHt. &onrit
td perbleiipe S6ne Sbru lieiuer
8btIip Saucromper CT.
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

SD boffe es mein @r6utt'
gam bat einen Icoigen Sreuno, Der
feline erIte 3uIage bereits erbalten
botl~
SIN eifer. u@aaea Gle,
Serr &opitdn, es lit wobl nidt mog-
lid, oaB elm Saifiid oas @ein zines
@enlden glatt d6beiBt."
o@as, 0as ioa nid)t moglib
iein? Gas lit mir 0usenoe BON
Malcn poiliert."
Washington Journal., 1923-04-27

Gas 3eugui s. ~%llnier
Jrcuno Nau! 6af iider rnr oes
@cloes wegen geGeirotct."
~Wic fnrnit oil oaS milen2"
sd base geltern ieinc Gran geIe-
ben,
@eibli6e &eGnuAg.
Mefic: n@sidt wabr, Tonte, on
bit Al Sabre altY"
Gante: n9ie0e ooh fein 9ledj.
SD Din geunu AZ mo ons Eenn.
moN bod III cen 9reiBigern.
0oS mooerne Mdo
Den. SD babe Elm 8cbalt bon
orei Mialoucn, nei: Gngel, giallblt
ON 0anlit auSfomlncn 81 t%onnen?'
SD pin's pcriud)cn, mein Sieb.
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where she has since made her home.
UacfF1xg,, l. &h~ lsax.

where she has since made her home.
Following is the item:
Mrs. Satria Minerva Whitcomb, an
early settler of the southeastern part
Of Black Hawk county, died at 3 p. m.
yesterday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. M. l.. Wester, 1910 Mulberry
street. She had been an invalid for
many years and critically i'll for five
weeks.
Satira Minerva Dufield was born
May "a. 1846, at Woodstock, III. She
was married Nov. IA, 1866, to Duane
Whitcomb, of North Crystal Lake, Ill,
and the couple came TO Black Hawk
county In the spring Of 1867. settling
on "a farm at -Miller's creek. They liv-
cd at that place for a short time and
In 1882 moved TO Miller, s. d.. where
they resided until the death Of MIR.
Whitcomb on March 81, 1911.
In June, 1911, Mrs. Whitcomb re-
turned to Waterloo, and had since
made her home with her daughter.
She was the mother of three children,
two Of whom survive-Mrs. Wester,
Waterloo, and Charles Whitcomb, Des
Moines. A son, George, died in 'in-
fancy. Three sisters are living-Mrs.
May Doton, Elgin. ILL.,; Mrs. f. A.
0strander, North Crystal Lake. III,
and Mrs. II. T. Fisk, st. James, Mo.
Funeral services will be Thursday
afternoon at the Hileman & Gindt
chapel and burial will be in La Porte
City cemetery.
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February 1t3
Notice OF Hearing Petition For Letters
Of Administrator

State Of South Dakota; County OF
Hand, ss. In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Fred
X. Hossmann. deceased.
The State OF South Dakota Sends
Greetings to Samuel Hossmann. Chris
Hossmann, Sam Hossmann, Joe Hoss-
mann. Rosie Weeks, Fritz Hossman
and Gertrude Hossmann, heirs at law
and next OF kin OF Fred r. Hossmann,
deceased, and to all TO whom these
presents may come
Notice Is Hereby Given That Fritz
Hossmann has fled with the Judge Of
this Court. a petition praying for
Letters Of Administration of the Es-
tate of Fred r.. Hossmann. deceased,
and that Saturday. the 18th day of
February, 1923 at three o'clock p. M.
OF said day, being a day OF a regular
term OF this Court, to-wit: the Febru-
airy term, 1928, al the office OF the
County Judge in and for Hand County,
South Dakota, has been set for hear
ing said petition. wnen and where
any person may appear and show
cause why the said petition should
not be granted.
Dated at Miller, s. D., this SIst day
OF January. 1923.
BY The Court:
G.. G. BRIGGS,
Attest: Judge.
tSEAL) Emma A. Morrow, Clerk.
Harlan j. Bushfeld. Atty.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-02-01
League Women Voters
Discuss Legislation

The League Of Women Voters held
an important meeting Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Port McWhorter. Be-
fore the meeting was called, a lun-
cheon was served by Mrs. McWhorter,
Mrs. McCullen and Mrs. Morrow, as
sisted by Mrs. Lydia McWhorter.
The meeting was devoted to a pro-
gram OF current legislation at Pierre.
Jury service for women, Senate Bill
No. s, State Investigating Board Re
port and Parole Officers reports were
discussed, bringing out information
that concerns every good citizen of
South Dakota.
The next League Of Women Voters
meeting will be held Tuesday, Febru-
airy 9th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1923-02-01

Gladwin Tams. or New York state,
was a visitor In this city Thursday.
Mr.. Tams, a former resident Of this
county has been visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs August Tams, of Huron.
He expects to return next spring and
take up his residence on the Tams
farm In York township.