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Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
9rrIdDnArnr 2Intaeonc' ,
Sin Snoiaucritammi, ccu man lnnsit
pcridrmnnScn uafntc.

Bon 3eit 81 3eit miro nod immer
ga uno bort Elm ii6erlc6clocs Eelt-
den zines ongeblih ldngit nit
Stitmpf uno Stiel perihuutlocnen
SnOianeritommes p~ieoercntOedt.
0eutihe @elebrte bobeu iib beior.
oers grobc gerOienite INN iOlde er.
mittlungen erporben. Hahitebero
oas nelieIte 8eiipiel bierfiir.
@rofeIior Soierb u. @olfc, elm be-
0%eutenoer ocutiher Gciieforiher mo
Sb%erpernalter 0es 3otagoniider
N3itieums (friiber an Der &olrmbia
uno al Der Toronto llniueriitoD 1T
nad) 5tueii1brigen Geiicn IN Dem nod
INNER teilweiie red)t uounflen"
9onoe 8otogonien porerit naf 8ue.
NOS Iires a~uriidgefebrt, un0 er bat
cine 3eibe icniotioneler Gntoedln-
9er auf benz Gebiet CONGRATULATIONS
G0lferfunoe 5u beridten.
IS iin0 nod niht piele @in5el6ei-
ten iiber oieie Gntordingcu be-
FAINT ~gemoroen. ToS meiite Sn-
tereiie erregen oieienigen, melfe i'll
~entlegenen @infeIn int iiiolidIten
@atagonien gemadJt mitroen, no Die
ltnter6iigel ocs NnOengehirges ibren,
allBcrIten 9lbi6luB 5tpiihen 9aialt-
flippen rno fleinen Seen errei6et.
SSn oerlel6en gtahbnrita0t entoed.
te man audi cine uneepobnli6 groBe
ufo ltorfe Steinboblen- StaOt, Die
ales in ollem genommen noh
beute Die REMEMBERING eiaer ftsnen
gtodnpelt berousfor0ert! Gas. Satpt.
itiid sic Stootmouer, beiite bor5ii9-
lid erbalten lit 429 Sub lang, 40
SUB bod, uno aus gang geipaltigen
Gteiubl0den erbollt, Die cine garo
ooer mebr I'M Guoorot meiien.
Manhe Ser ~ein5elnen @%cbnb0uier
boben 5tpei ausg1nge Iebr periHie-
oener @roBe: elmer folte offenbar
BEN 9los gegeli forperli6 0roBere
Seinoe - olio gegen &ieIcn mog-
Ii6lt lang ii6eriteaen, Der onoere
6aS gntfommen Ser BETTER erlPid)-
tern. auBenfeitungen gebOrten
gleiffnas sur Staot.
Man botte aud elm giloerlhrift-
Spitem, aber fir uns gang ounfel.
9ieie Meniden ioaen 5lterit cut
ser groe gebauIt baben, iGon Dor
~ Miaion SabreI
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
Der 9mmS nrs Nnmuernfnrs
ans benz Nmliiiden.

Ser GnoeI oes @ouperneurs err
alma Iid in ben 8aIlen Der Staot.
Ca er iid bon ben anoeren ourd-
aus nift unterifieo, ri9teten oiegiir-
ger fein augcnmerf auf i'm. Gos
llngIiif moGte es aber, oaB Ser
Itdotifde S1inoer BEN Huoel err
blidtc uno 0as orine Sicr, oa es
feline Sd)uBmarfe bate - mas BEL
@ouperneursbunoen nid)t berfpitn-
berlid lit - obne LANCE 81 5Ogern,
abfaBte. @eididt mie ein inOiani-
.idcr 2niionerfer padte er ben Suno
nit ieincm Strid, uno nod einigen
9ugenbIiden mar Ser Huoel i'm
@agen beg Sdinocrs interniert.
Scr Setter CAB nidt eincn 2ait bon
iid), aber feline itolae Saltung be,
unrubigte oen SdinOer ungemein.
Or iob ndmli6, pie einige Sunoc,
Sic iid bereits i'm @agen b%efanOen.
nit porgeitreften 31bnen auf ben
IeliGnfommling losltiir5ten, oaB
Gicier ieooh MIR Dem o%robenoiten
Ingreifcr ettpa ins DIR fliiiterte.
norouf iid bie iibrigen Sunoe nit
untcr5ogenem Shpeif lammfromm
in Der entgegeneefestcn gde beg
@agens nie0crbodten. ia 1T et-
mas nidt rid)tig," 0adte Der arinc
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
@ic bic Sdreibmnidine erfnaSen
iunroe.

Sic Grfi1louilg Der G1rei6maihi.
ne lit crit etpas ii6er ein babes
Sabrbunoert alt, uno 0o6 f0nnen
mir urts Sanoel ltno @anOel obne
0ieIes niiblihe 8erf5eug gar nidt
mebr b~orltelen. l~nbefannte Gin-
Selbeiten, Die al oieier Grfinoung
fiibrten, tperoen in elmer engliiAen
3eiti6rift mitgeteilt. Ger gater Der
Sdreibmai1ine mar nob oieien GIN.
go6en Gbriltopber 2atbom Sboles,
Ser 1867 Die erite unpoQfommene
MaIAine berltellte. gr itnmmte aus
Milmaufee uno bat ii9 in periHie-
oenen 9erufen betdtigt lolpie cine
gauge &eibe bon grfinoungen &c.
mud)t. Gr mar matchmaker Gruf'
fer, Geoofteur, 3eitungsberausge"
Der, 9oitmeiiter unO &arlaments'
mitglieO.
Sboles CAB Inn Die Mitte Der ief-
5iger Sabre oes oorigen Sabrbun-
oerts cine 3eitrng beraus, Seren
&e0aftion Ii6 ii6er Dem Selegrap.
benbnreau bon Milmalfce befan0.
@ineS 4Sages fam er in Oas Sele.
qrapbenbureou berunter unO Bat ben
Sberteiegtnpbiiten, er modte ibm
bod elm 8lott &~oblepapier leihen.
&oblepapier mar in ienen Saacn
nod cine Seltenbeit, ulo alS Der
Selegrapbiit neugierig fragte, lpo6l
er es boben noble, antmortete Sbo-
les gebeimniSnou: n&omm morgen
mittog nod meiner &eoaftion, unO
i6 min eS Dir 5eigen."
BUR onge9ebenen 3eit fam Der
| Eele9rap6iit binauf uno fano bier
BEN &eoafteur Dor einem mllOerli-
diem @pporat iiben, Der inter ans
BERN aus einem olten Morieappa.
rot, elmer @lasi1eibe ltno beridie.
0enen bol5ernen 3%miidenteilcn be-
itano. Sboles nabm Gas geborgta
8Iatt &oblepapier ltno elm oilnne5
8lott neiBes Eapicr, legte lie in Die
Wai6inc un0 3mar gegcn Die Glas-
i1eibe, bemegte 0as Yapier langlam
nit elmer Sono uno briidte MT ser
anoern INNER pieoer altf Die Scle.
g~ropbentaIte. Gie Selearapbentalte
cntbielt ben 9ufitaben u@" in Mei.
ling eingeidnitten, uno mirflid) err
i6ien ouf Dem @apier INNER wieoer
ser cine @uditobe. Ser Grinder
erflGrtc pon Stol8, bab er ueine
ifrei6en0e Maihinc" erbaut babe,
uno tatiddlid befano er lifl nlif
Dem ri6tigen @ege. Nad) einigels
Wonaten meiterer &eriud)e batte er
sic critic Sdreibmai6ine ~bcr9eItelt.
Sic bate cine Saitatitr wie bel ei-
mem 5liigel, beioB ater FONT bcrcitS
cine 5iemlide aebnlihfcit init ocn
Experimentation BON belltc.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22
ec06n norte ftoI, nod sem Oar.

Teoou tpoTte ItoI5 rah Dem oar.
qcreidten 9or6cayfran5 g~reiieL aber
er ueraob es por gritounenL oenTI
plosliA bor;e CT SuiidIag orobuen.
Sci ser aeoifneteu Sdlai5tmn1er'
tire Iprenqte ouf rabeni6roar5em
0Pob elm Geiter berein. ST lprang
nb, uerneigte ii6 5ierlidl unO beiIate
Iein anie. Isle fennen mid aus
ser Sperl" iagte er, a9on 5liatl
nennt mar mid. - 9efonnt IN al
len aanocn, no es ifone 6rouen
gibt, ober ictt lit es gu @nOe nit
meinem 9ilbm =" nno er uno
Gaianooo ipraden I'M Guo: oBas
fiuo mir gegen oi6?l"
Sic bdtten nod Ueitcr gereoct,
ober fdlriler @lofentlang forte
lire @orte. EeS0p fuGr aus Dem
Sroum, fab iid bertpirrt nm IT
feline spur mar bon ben beloer
mcbr .au ieben, ober pieoer iGeute
Die 9Iinael oes Selepbons.
@r ~itiirate gum apparat. @r
bate. bis in SEN heaen Weoraen ge'
IhIafen. Ulit Dem Nan1en rWlarIa!"
auf oen 9ippen mar er e%in9ciflllnl'
inert. gu praftiif. 0aB belize Wta.
ria bieBen. 60 mtBte er ii9 1ttdt
crit oen 9opf ait 3erbre6en, OBJ ieitt
Ser5 Die SHUTTER ODER Die SoGter
meinte.
"Sanol" i6rie er in has Sprod)-
robr.
sSicr Maria Gerronl" iagte cine
melooiide Stimme.
So, GaidnoOa uno Don Suot,
ibr tultBtet, paruln ibr eu6 berg-
tet, om friiben @orgen iGon iebnet
tie Ii9 mad mir tuenn i'd nitr
ipiiBte, tpelfe fi9 iehnt. SIM
Selepbon fam man oas 10 i6fpsr
entIdeioen!
sd fonnte oiefe Madjt niGt
Idlofen, SEER SeooD. Sbre @r5db-
hing bat mid 10 beueat. sic mill
len mir nod biel er5Gblen BON ibr
... sic mar uohl blono -
0os mar @ario, Die Sodterl
go ipre6en MIR adtSebn 11nifulos-
lenSe. y8os i6 sic nod fragen
poate, ipie olt mar tie eigentli6?"
v8ie aIt? Stun, ungef6br 10
alt nie Sic, @nGhigitel" 9os mar
oiplomotii6 obmobl es eigent-
lid, nnniib mar. CT puBte bod,
6ab Maria, Sic Eo6ter, iprad.
Gin girrenOes 2aden. nllno fir
ME aft bolten sic mid?" Simmel,
oicIes 2o6en. = 8os mar bod Die
Mlttter = 10 Iadte Die iunge Ood
nift. .@ie alt: - bGbGbG -
oos peroe ib Sbnen miinOIid ia
gen, @nGbi9ite. SD mllB Sic mir
nod eirmnal genau o~nieben!" Die
SdweiBperIcn Iton0en linn idon alIf
Ser Stirne. gu obgefdmadt, Oie
Sohter na6 Ger Mutter 5u benen-
nenl"
Sic miiIien mir ia nift iagen,
pie aft i1 bin = Iagen Sic mir
BLOB, ME alt Tic mari"
Gos mar bod tire Mutterl Nbn-
te iie etpaS? g~oionobn, 0on Suan,
itebt mir BEL Sreunoel
ltno miOcr lofte es aus Dem
gelephon. Gin iilbernes, tiefeS
6raucnlod)en uno elm bellies Sung
m1oelge5pitider oa5pii6en. Gam
iogte cine Dor 2aden eritidte Stim-
me: yIenfen Sic niht 10 lange
nad, Se0oDden. - sic fonnen
licb3ebn Iagen ooer iedsunooreiBio
- mir iino ndnlIi6 beioe am Zip
porat!"
Mtutter uno Eodter Iad]ten tpei-
ter inn Guo. EeooDs Seelenfennt-
nis bate griin6li6 beriagt. GiP
beioen batten bod iiber i'm itno fem
@ebeimnis geiprodan, benn Maria.
oie Todter, mar ni6t 10 naio unb
@aria, oie Miitter, ni6t 10 Der
BORDEN, mie er geoadt batte.
Settler teilt TeooD Aorions Mei,
ming, Dab man fid ipe5iuIiiicrea
miiiic. 3pci @ltersflaifen liebt
man nidt 5ueleid..
Chit mar oas anoers. Gber Con
Sltan fonnte leiht Don Suan nrb
gaianoba leift goianoba iein in Oen
Icligen Soften, ga es nod fein 9elc-
pbon CAB.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

scttnang, Baden. Sir 145 I'M
8eltfrieg @efallene ans Der &irdlcn'
gemeinoe uno Z bier bseroiate &ric.
ger iol elm 6rieocnSmal nno Elm
Seloengrob erridtet peroen. Cs
lino aber crit 100000 Marf gciaa-
melt, m1breno Die aoltcnani6lagc,
Die nebit gntriirfen por!ic9c!l. iidl
5iuiihen 2K--512 Miaionen Marf
~betuegen.
Washington Journal., 1923-06-22

Qes @cniden Slid lit nidt an
feline Sraft, ionoern an feline 2aisne
gcfniinit.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
PERSONALS CONCERNING PEOPLE.
/, of BELT AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY

All kinds of magazines for sale a
Enthusiastically.
The ladies of the Altar Society o
st. Marks church will give a car
party in the parish hall on Wednes
day evening, Nov. 21st. Play will be
gin at $3.50 sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rioux of Ray
nesford are planning on taking apart
ments here for the winter.
The school of Eleanor Peters on Lit
tie Belt has been temporarily CLOSED
because of the prevalence of some
malady not as yet diagnosed.
Miss Helen Depew, daughter Of
Mack Depew of Fife and a graduate
of the local normal training depart
ment has a large school at the -Four
Corners on Lower Belt and is getting
along nicely.
A basket social is planned for the
Hill school on Little Belt on the night
of Nov. "a.
Second hand Ford Ears for sale at
Ford Garage, N. II. Browning, Prop.
Jos. Spiller of Whiskey Flat made
his annual or biennial trip to Belt
this week and visited for a time with
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alois Spiller.
Jalmar Kivinen of Spionkop was
seen on our streets Tuesday. ;
Miss Myrtle Childerhose and brother
returned Monday from the Deaconess
Hospital in Great Falls where Alec
had been for the treatment of diabe-
ties. The newly discovered cure has
worked wonders in his case and he is
able to walk around the house. Myrtle
will remain at home for two weeks
before returning to her professional
duties in Butte.
Watch for our specials on fruit all
the week. The Cash Store, j. W.
Brodie, Prop.-Adv.
The local lodge of Masons met on
Tuesday night, the anniversary Of the
initiation of George Washington into
the degree of entered apprentice to
celebrate the occasion. The work of
the first degree was exemplified after
which a smoker was held at which pa
pers were read and talks made about
the Washington memorial of which the
corner stone was laid in Alexandra on
the 4th of November.
The class in farm mechanics is put
ting in a cement walk at the Metho-
list parsonage this week. !
Jonathan Apples $1.40 per box at
THE CASH STORE.=Adv.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
PARENTs-vIsIT THE SCHOOLS

The purpose OF Education Week
November 1924 is to inform the
public concerning the school Of today
A community program will doubtless
be given and lis important but the real
work of the school is in the school
room itself.
Parents could observe Education
Week in no better way than to visit
the schools, get acquainted with the
teachers and secure information Of the
work first hand. Lets make this q
Visit the Schools Week" A most
cordial invitation is extended to all.
J. r. Culver, Supt.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15

Watch for our specials on fruit all
the week. The Cash Store, ]. w
Brodie, Prop.-Adv.
A. B. Mcvay will hold the post
poned sale at his ranch on Willow
Greek OF Wednesday. Nov. 2lst and
trusts that his neighbors will over
look the unfortunate ending of the
previous sale and come again. The
worry and mental strain of the pre-
lceding three weeks added 10 the labor
Of getting his chattels together for the
sale was too much for his strength
and a nervous breakdown occurred
just at a time when he should have
been present TO separate the grade
cattle from the purebreds and the
feeders from the breeding stock
among the swine. No ms present
IeeHld have dene ffffs and Mr.. MeVayis
condition precluded his performing
this task himself. At this coming sale
enough time will be allowed to have
everything in readiness before the APP
pointed day.
Jonathan Apples s1.4O per box at
THE CASH Sf0RE.-Adv.
Miss Maggie Young, Belt high
schol girl of a few years ago, was Wis
ting here over the week end. She is
stenographer in the office of Lee
Dennis, railroad commissioner at the
capitol in Helena.
The bulletin sent out by the agri-
cultural instructor of the high school
is a fine sample of the mimeographic
art and is a credit to the commercial
department under the instruction of
Miss Iverson.
Watsic Gassock drove in from High
wood Friday with a four horse load of
vegetables for the use of his mother
and the children who are attending
school here. The Times was the re-
cipient of fine samples of Hollywood
squash and pumpkin.
The Boy Scouts and the II. S. A. A.
have taken risks in getting Paddock
here. No church has anything to do
with this program. Paddock is said
to be the most awkward runner who
ever breasted a tape. Come out and
see and give the boys a lift. They need
it.
Mrs. Flora Vann Nobel of Geyser
her mother, Mrs. Bergeron,
this week.
Mrs. Ethel Wright Davies of Cali
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Wright. She will return
home about Christmas.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Coal reserved to U. s, Act Of June
22. 1910.

Department of the Interior, u. 8
Land Office at Great Falls, Montana,
Oct. 80, 1923.
NOTICE is hereby given that An
tony Sixties, Of Raynesford, Montana,
who, on Dec. 5, 1913, made Add
Homestead Entry, Serial No. 051489,
for SWASEA Section 20, Township
II NJ, Range s E., Montana Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention TO make
final three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore w. S. Hawks, u. s. Commits
sioner, at his office at Stanford, Mon
tana, on the 10th day of Dec, 1923.
Claimant ms as witnesses; Joe
Almond, John Bodner, Peter Sixties,
Loue Anderson. all of Raynesford,
Montana.
w. E. BENNETT,
Register.
First Pub. Nov. 8, last pub. Dec. 81
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
Jonathan Apples $1.40 per box at
CASH cTORE

Jonathan Apples $1.40 per box at
THE CASH STORE-Adv.
: Oscar Samuelson has taken the con-
tract to build a house on the Bemis
ranch to replace that burned recently.
The house will be 24x28 with four
rooms. Carlos Anthony is assisting
him.
This afternoon from the George
chapel in Great Falls was held the
funeral of Mrs. Gillin Parker, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Gillin, Jr.
Mrs. Parker was born in Belt % years
ago, her father being in business here
at that time. Later they moved to
Sand Coulee and after Mr.. Gillin was
elected county assessor they made
their home in Great Falls. Mrs. Parker
was married to John E. Parker in
Great Falls in 1918 and divorced him
in 1920. Death came from drinking
an eight ounce bottle of Lysol with
suicidal intent. A letter addressed 10
her former husband, MI. Parker, was
found but the contents are unknown.
A Salvation Army representative
from Great Falls vas in the city max
ing a collection for the work of that
organization.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Graybill returned
from Great Falls Tuesday after a few
days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Graybill.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL James of Wayne
were among those ~transacting bust
e here Tuesday.
The Belt Valley Times is on sale at
Manehester's.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15

Watch for our specials on fruit al
the week. The Cash Store, ]. w
Brodie, Prop-Adv.
Ben Paynter. who has been visitins
his family here for several days, re
turned to his work at the Silver Dyk,
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shirley were il
town early this week.
The Knights of Pythias gave a de.
lightful smoker for members of that
order and the Pythian Sisters at their
hall on Thursday evening of last week
500 was played until supper after
which dancing was in order. There
vas a large attendance, about twenty
tables being busy. julius Paulson and
Miss Butler captured the head prizes,
The Thanksgiving dance is the next
number or their program of the win
ter's entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hay of Aiming
ton were shopping here Tuesday.
Fred Woods has returned from CT.
Falls where he has been taking treat
ments from a divine healer. He is
very much pleased over his improved
condition.
Mrs Abbie Anderson -Stoltenberg
former teacher of English and Latin
in the Belt Valley high school, surpris-
ed her friends on Thursday by drop
ping in on them suddenly. Mrs. Stol-
tenberg and husband have been living
in Wisconsin but are now in the Falls.
She is stocking fine and has aceumu-
lated more avoirdupois than she for
merly boasted. She also has a little
girl of five years whom she did not
bring out with her.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. s
Land Office at Great Falls, Montana
October %, 1929. E,
Non-coal
NOTICE is hereby given that Matt
Antonich, Of Riceville, Montana, who,
on Nov. 10. 1920, made Add Home
stead Entry. Serial No. 05127s, for
Lots 6 and 8, Section "a, Township II
NJ, Range 8 E., Montana Meridian,
has filed notice of intention TO make
three year Proof. TO establish claim TO
the land above described, before Reg
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15

lister, u. s. Land Office, at Great
Falls, Montana, on the 9Th day of De-
cember, 1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Schuyler Armstrong, of Arlington,
Montana; Herman Nobel, of Albright,
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15

Montana; Nicholas Smovir, Of Belt,
Montana; Andrew Antonieh, Of Rice
vile, Montana.
20 w. E. BENNETT,
Register.
Published Nov. l, s, l5, 22 and 2S.)
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1923-11-15
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER -
IMPOSSIBLE MRS. BELLEWv
Gloria Swanson
FOX NEWS NO. s"
MONDAY, NOV. 49,
Bill Farnum in
THE GUNFIGHTERr .
TUESDAY, NOV. 20
WESLEY BARRY In
"PENROD"
A First National
WEDNES.-THURS. NOV. 21-22-
80 Hollywood Stars in
SOULS FOR SALE"
Rupert Hughes 1900, 900 Red Book
Story
Also a 2-ReeI Comedy
LET FER RUM
FRIDAY, NOV. %
Warner Bros. in
LITTLE CHURCH AROUND THE
CORNER
-Also-
OREGON TRAIL NO. 6
SATURDAY, NOV. "a
Edith Roberts in
FRONT PAGE STORY
Vitagraph
Evening star., 1923-07-31

o5es DISCOUNT on PIANO, PLAYER RE-
pairing. rebuilding. Formerly head tuner and
repairer Percy Foster and knabe Co. GEORGE
fIep.
Evening star., 1923-07-31

FOR RENT EXCEPTING DESK SPACE
Store 1890: display window. 9x4 has = con-
necting rooms, 12I14; water, gas, cleo, phone;
will rent cheap; suitable for any kind of
shop. 81 NV.
NO-KOL HEATERS (NEW)-SAVE ENOUGH
10 heat your home two seasons. Address Box
1toA Sfor
Evening star., 1923-07-31

to reach out beyond the sphere of
relatives and friends of the boob
statesmen" finally devised plans by
which the boob saiesmen'' were
trained so that they were able 10 go
out and get an entirely new crop of
victims. The swindle then reached
proportions far beyond .pything
which had previously been known.
How those plans were worked out
viii be told in the next article of this
series. That article will also tell of
another gang of stock swindle:s-the
meanest, most contemplate of all the
gangs of looters.
Copyright. 1928. by New York Commercially
Evening star., 1923-07-31

which she saved the lives of her three
children with peril to herself, died
yesterday at the District tuberculosis
Hospital. Her death is believed to
have been caused by the exposure she
endured during the rescue.
Mrs. Parker. aged twenty-nin&'
years, was born in Compton, Md. She
was well educated and became veal
thy from a fortune she received
through inheritance. She spent most
of this money in humanitarian con-
triOutions. Later she lost much of
her money through reverses. During
the influenza epidemic she gave much
of her time in visiting and comfort
ing the stricken victims of its raw
ages.
Surviving her are her husband and
four children. Alice Theresa. Mary
Virginia, Sarah Catherine and Fred
Carroll Parker Funeral services
will be held Thursday at st. Patrick's
Church. Interment will be in Glen
wood cemetery.
Evening star., 1923-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE-CHAPIN-SAC COR
poration-The directors OF the Chaplin Sacks
Corporation have declared the regular quar-
tsrly dividend Of 81 per share on its 81 pre-
ferred stock, payable August !. 1928, to share
holders Of record at the close OF business
July %. 1923. SAMUEL c. REDMAN. sec
retary.
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WANTED TO BRING 4 VANLOAD OF FUR
rfture from New York and Philadelphia to
Washington. and TO carry a vanload to Rich
mond Va SMITHS TRANSFER & STOR-
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Ice Cream, Is Food

And on a scorching night,
when mot a leaf is stirring"
a supper of ice cream is cool
ing, healthful and nourishing
There's the pure, fresh cream
Liquid meat" full of vitamines
and rich in food value. And
pure sugar - for quick en-
ergy.'
.fHd it's SO easy to make ice cream
srith "Sclf-Stdrtrr" frce-erS and auiih
plenty of tnre. clean american Ice al
,cayS ds'ailable. Dolly Madison intro
dnecd ice cream 10 WdShington, and
WaShiHgton hoSteSSes knoau that ii is
SiW tie citv'S "fdtoYite" dessert.
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"SeIIing' His Friend a

"SeIiing'' His Friends.
The recruit lacking real sales abiI-
ity would find himself unable to sell
stock when he went among strangers
The most natural thing for him to
do when that happened was to turn
to his relatives and close friends
and try to sell to them. Naturally
he would not be apt to attempt the
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WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE> FOR ANY
bills contracted by any one except myself. Ed
WARD H. NASH. 81
FOR QUICK SERVICE ON HOUSE REPAIR
ing remodeling. screens. A. Is. HILTON,
1924 Ingraham st. NV. Col. 5296-J. 81"
MECHANIC ls YEARS EXPERIENCE ON
trucks, will do repair work. e0c hour. Ad-
dress Rny 1n-A. Star office. 3la
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not to leave any of this literature
with a prospect.
II these stocks had had an active
trading market, the levels to which
the market would have declined
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they had been swindled until they re-
ceived news that the companies rep
resented by the stocks were either in
bankruptcy or on the verge of ii,
The swindling promoters. anxious
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would have given the victims an ink
ling of the swindle which had been
perpetrated on them. But. with no
such markets existing. most Of the
deluded purchasers did no. realize
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MOTHER WHO SAVED 3
CHILDRE MIN FIRE DIES

Mrs. Fred G. Parker. heroine of the
blaze that swept her home, 118S Fl
street, December 81, 1921, during
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-03-11

lute truth surpasses the widest fiction ever born of the mind of man; but the evidence is here; it is complete and it is conclusive.
 After placing the chair together in the Selden homestead, we has<ened here to ac- quaint this court with the discovery we had made. There can be no doubt as to the accurcy of my deductions from the evil dence we have unearthed. Dr. Selden, without question, was killed by the out darting steel fang of the serpent carved in the back of his fayorite chair. The point removed from his brain will with out doubt fit the remainder of the blade.
 "An innocent woman has been accused of murder. It remains for this court to do justice to the dead mans daughter.'
 Colonel Bainbridge sank exhausted into seat.
 The death-llike silence that followed was finally broken by woman's sob. Then the walls shook with cheers that evoked no reprimand from the court. The verdict al- ready was reversed in the minds and hearts of judge, jury and people.
 Bristow was staring with thankful, wor- shipful eyes at Nerissa.
 She lifted her transfigured face and be- fore what he read there the world of every thing else faded away.
 (The End.)
 Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Col