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The Washington times., 1924-07-01
Look Means Lot Read The Real Estate Offerings Today
Births, Marriages, Deaths
phone Notices Is Main S2sO Obituary Dssl.
Dr.. ROBERT 5. WOODWARD.
Phone Not


Amid silent veneration from
woodward; weli-knoWn educator,
was buried today In Rock Greek
Cemetery, following services at All
Souls Unitarian Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets northwest.
Honorary palIbearers were Robert
S. BrOolEings. Herbert Hoover, An.
drew j. Montague, Doctor Stewart
Patton, Doctor william n. Welchi
directors Of the departments Of re-
search Of the institution; Doctor Il
a. Bauer, OF this city; Doctor g. b.
Davenport, Cold Spring Harbor
Long Island, N. II; Doctor George
i. Streeter. Baltimore, Nd, repre-
sentative of the Carnegie EndoW-
ment for Internationai Peace; Doc
tor James Brown Scott, secretary,
Representative OF the institution for
Government research; Doctor w. F.
WtIloughby, director, Representative
0f the American Association for the
Advancement OF Science: Doctor
Burton p. Livingston, permanent
secretary, representative Of the Ma.
tional Academy OF Sciences: Doctor
David White, home secretary, and
Doctor Harvey w. Wiley, Doctor
Charles r. Marvin, and Doctor WI.
liam Gerry Morgan.
Active pallbearers were John A.
Fleming, Walter M. Gilbert; Clar-
ence Reeder, Robert B. Sosrnan.
Edmund A. Varela and John T..
Writ.
Surviving are his three sons, Rob
ert S. woodward, jr., William s.
woodward, and Prof. Carl w. Wood
ward.
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TWO HURT WHEN
AUTO RAMS
FREIGHT

CUMBERLAND, Nd, July L.
Miss Carrie Beesler, twenty-one, is
IN a critical condition at Western
Maryland Hospital here fronI In.
Jlries sustained in an automobile
accident near Oakland. Nd, while
with McGregor Davidson, who con-
ducts an orchestra at Oakland.
Davidson Is married.
While driving at a rapid rate,
Davidson ran into a slow moving
Baltimore and Ohio freight train
ct Webers crossing, near Oakland,
which was not seen on account Of
darkness.
Miss Beesler has a fractured skull
and injuries on the body. Davidson,
who Is also at the hospital, has
severe scalp wounds. injuries TO the
face and chest, and left leg frac.
tured in two places.
Davidson Is son Of DIR. wv. u.
Davidson. who was superintendent
Of Mountain Lake Park Chafaugua
for q number OF years. Joseph
Davidson, q brother. was killed by
an automobile at Mountain Lake
Park five years ago.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, July H.
Martin Rider, seven years old, who
with his brother Edward, five years
old, was struck by a Baltimore and
Ohio train at a crossing here, died
last night at q local hospital. The
lother child has only slight chance
o. recovery. They are children az
Mrs. Anna NJ. Rider. Their father
was Killed at the western Maryland
shops three years ago.
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TTSV|LLE To
HAVE BANQUET
OF F|REN|EN

EVANSVILLE. Nd, July In
appreciation Of aid rendered by tho
departments on the occasion az tia
early morning fire which burned
his building in Maryland avenue
here recently, city councilman u. q.
Gray, has contributed funds for q
banquet tomorrow night in the
truck room OF the department FOR
the local firefighters and those 81
nearby companies which responded
to the alarm.
The fayetteville department also
win elect an assistant CHIEF to sue.
coed Mortimer r. Geary who has
resigned.
Raymond Stevens Is chairman Of
the committee in charge Of arrange
ments.
In an ordinance just adopted by
the Upper Marlboro board OF town
commissioners parking OF autonlo.
biles on the state road from bridge
to bridge II banned.
Bids for construction OF two miles
Of concrete road from BIadensburp
to East Riverdale are being sought
BY. the State Roads Commission.
The commission will open bids al
noon, July 5, ct it's offices in Balti.
more.
An addition to It's exhibition hall
on the fair grounds at Upper
Marlboro which win practically
double the size OF the structure IL
being erected by the Southern Mary
land Agricultural Fair Association
In preparation for the associations
annual fair ana races which tins
year are 20 Be hId from September
. 20 ~. ~
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GURNEY s. STRONG.

A certificate Of death as result
Of heart trouble was issued by Cor
Oner J. Ramsey hewitt following
the sudden death yesterday Of Cur
ney s. Strong, sixty-four, Treasury
Department, accountant, In his Of
flee at the Treasury building.
Funeral rites for Mr.. Strong, who
has been a Washington resident for
the past twelve years, will be held
tomorrow at p. m.
Mrs. Cornelia C. Strong, his
widow, and a stepson, are left.
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IULRTC 4. MENGERT.

Services viii be held today for
U1ric 4. Mengert, seventy-three,
official Of the real estate depart
naent Of the Washington Loan and
trust Company for the past twenty
years. He died at his home, 80
Third street southeast last Sunday.
Burial win take place at the Con-
gressional Cemetery.
Besides his. widow, Mr.. Mengert
leaves two SON Uric j., Of PhiIa.
delphia, Pa, and William F., Of this
rifv.
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RIRTHG

Charles H. and Athenae Thomas, boy.
George H. and Florence v. Harrison.
Nathan s. and Hope Il. Ferris. boy.
Lachlan and Josephine MACPHERSON.
Raymond I. and Charlotte r. Phil
HIPS boy.
Joseph L. and Margaret e. Davis, boy.
Joseph and Catherine G. Cunningham,
Louis J. and Kate Roebach, boy.
Thomas 3. and Mary j. Hupwood,
boy
Coleman and Pauline Bechenek. boy.
Samuel and Clara Lubarslxy, boy.
gtrl
Howard c. ana Ethel Victory, boy.
Lester N. and Lucille A. Reese, girl.
William J. and Alice Mould, girl. !
Hal B. and Lucille Brady. boy.
Charles e. and Sarah III. Otis, boy.
Andrew u. and Rose q. Halslip, girl.
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HENRY SIDELL.

Funeral services for Henry
Sidell, who died at the Casualty
Hospital last Sunday, win be held
today at his home, 1928 @ street
northwest.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Bessie SideIl; daughter, Mrs.
Nellie Giddings, and two sons. Ed
ward and Frank.
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NTARRIAGE LICENsES.

Charles o'ConnelI 81, and Elsie Cane
Lyddard Shaffre. 80, of Baltimore, Md.
Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
John Louis Saunders, 20. and Eta
May Deavers, %, OF Alexandria, Va.
The Rev. c., r. Stauffer.
George St. John jr., 40, and Lottie
": Spain, %, both Of Worcester, Mass.
The Reverend william NJ Hoffman.
10. The Reverend A. Sayles.
Samuel Young, 81, and Geneva A.
Sharper. 20. The Reverend J. A. S.
Warrington z
beth w. Rathmann, 10. of Seabrook.
Nd: The Rev. ]. e, 'Briggs
Walter Witherspoon. 49, ana Elsie
Steel; 20. The Reverend j. e. Briggs.
Wilniot ". Whitten, II, and Martha
3. Havener. rs. The Reverend William
C. White.
William N. Miller. 20. ana Ada M.
Kenny 80. The Reverend L. S. Weber.
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MRS. ARDEENA REILEY.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ardeenia
Reiley, wife Of Mark Kelley, build
ing contractor, 623 North Carolina
avenue southeast, who died yester-
day at Sibley Hospital, win be held
today. Burial win be IN Congress
stonal Cemetery.
Mrs. Kelley was resident Of
this city for thirty years. She Is
survived by her husband and two
daughters, Florence NJ. Kelley and
Lillian Kelley.
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DEATHS.

May Sanger. ~ years. No. 1427M =
Robert II. c. Kelton, So years.
Walter Reed Hospital =
Catherihe Reidy. II years. No. 1905
Massachusetts ayenue- northeast.
Mary Shaw; ~ years, Providence Hos
pital. -
Bette NJ. Williams, 70 years. Maaontc
and Eastern Star Home.
pital.
d street southwest.
Hospital.
Ads orahe. As years. Providence Hos
Pierce Mill road.
losis Hospital
Mary =: tucker. 50 years Freed
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epecIaI NotIces
ITSKOTD

Don't suffer from the heat when You
can make ice in D few minutes a. pure
ana cheaper than you can buy and a..
Wayn have Il on hand.
"a For the convenience Of making Ice
cream Or Ice fur any purpose, with =
formula that y guaranteed 20 produce
Formula and fun directions FOR max.
lng. Ice may be had " renting fifty
Cents ID coin: or stamps to the
lTSKOLD ICE COMPANY.
400 stewart ST. Seattle. Washington.
EXTRAORDINARILY ELECFHOTHEnAF4.
SYSTEMATICALLY RiVeM treatments n Ohestig.
kW uppolnlnont phone Potomae ls1S.
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lsInlrrorania
& 1.o...A
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PROF. BELMONT

NOTED CLAIRvOYAN ANDPAI.MIeF
Can read your life BY the lines -
your palm. which are the record q
collegen Of palmiStry. hi1 wonderful
eift q second sight elGbles him to
lit the veil Of mystery and reveal 70
life. dives advice 81 buslnese MAJ
tete. love, health and family affairs
Tells the name Of your future husband
pr wife; what part Of the country %
luekiest to yous what 70 do to b
successful ii life: removes troubles %
all natures; brings the separated to-
getheF. tells the secret OF having per-
aeHal tnffluence with your associates.
world fenown. Readings, el. 1888
New York Ave-. bet. 18th ana isth eta.
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Class fication lndex.

1. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
S-Iost and Found.
~ Ri 9--PArHOnalg.
l0--Special Notices..
1O-A--C lairvoyants.
II. AuTcMoTIvn
1l--Auto Agencies.
20--Wantedl-Au
12--AutOmobiies for Sale
lS--Auto Trucks for Sale.
1l-Auto AccesnorleB Parts.
16--Auto Tires. Tuben,
1e--Garage Builders.
l5-9arRges, Autos % Hire.
13-Motorcycles- Bicycles,
19--R Repairing, Services Stations.
III. BUSINESS sERv1cr
21.-Business Service Offered.
-BuiidinE Ana contractinr.
&c Cleaning. Dyeing, Renovating.
4 1e--Dressrnaktng, Millinery.
26-Heating and Plumbing.
2e-1nsurance, All Kinds.
2f-Messenger Service.
39-Moving, Packing. Storage.
2e--Painting. Papering.
ao--Printins. Eperavinr.
51-Professtonal Services.
S2-A slip Covers b Upholsterinr,
Tailoring. Pressing.
34-Tinning, Roofing.
--Wanted--B Business Services
Nv. EMPLOYMENT
se-Employment Agencies.
51-Heip Wanted-F sena1s.
36-Help Waflted--Afaie.
39--Heip-MaIe and Female.
40-Saleatnen and Agents.
destinations Wanted Eeutaio.
destinations Wanted--4Afale.
Situation Male ana Female.
". FINANCIAL.
44-Business Opportunities.
4S-Inyestmentg. Stocks. Bonds.
46--Money TO Loan. ~
41-Money Wanted.
4e-Moftg ages for Sale.
4s--Rocming Houses for sale
VI. INSTRUCTIONS
So Correspondence Courses.
6l--L0cal Instruction Glasses.
52-Musical, Dancing. Dramatic.
5sA-Private Instruction.
observation-disclosures
VIZ. LIlE STOCK
56-Dogs Cats. Pets. Etc.
56-HUrses, Cattle. Vehicles.
67-Poultry and Supplies.
6S-Wanted Livestock.
vIII MIscELLANEoUs
59-Boats and Accessories.
S sI-BS.lGins Easss,aIs
62--Farm and Dairy Products
es-Fuei. Feed. FertIIizers.
6l-Gcod Things to Eat.
e6-Househo1d Goods
C7--Jewelry. Diamonds, watches.
s6-MachinFfy and Toolg.
Observation-Disclosures for Sale.
S0--Musical Instruments
11--Radio and Supplies.
72--Seeds Plants. Flowers.
s2-A--To Swap.
13-- Wearing Apparel.
g4-Wanted to Buy.
TX. ROOMS AND BOARD
T6--Rooms--U nfurnished
:7--Rooms-SMburb
iS-Rooms With Board.
ss-Rooms-Eurn. end Unfnrn.
6O---Wanted to eMt--lRoomn.
SI-Wsnted-Room and Board.
/ Sz-Where to Eat.
S2-Where to Stop In Town.
y. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
S4--Ap1rtments--F'
86--ApartmentE--U unfinished
86--ApaTtments-Fur and Unfurn.
Sf-Business Property For Rant.
ss---FarIns ana Land For Rent.
s0-Garages For Rent.
91--Houses--Fprnish
--IJnfurnished
y3--Houses-Furn. or Urfurn.
9i-Offices and Studios
e5--Out -of-Town Property.
Se-Sh0re Property TO Rent.
s7-suburban Property 10 RENT.
98-Steres To Rent.
99--Wantod To Rent.
XII. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
100--AcreaKe Fer Sale.
For Sale
102--BLsiness Property For sale
1C3--Country Estates.
1U4--Farms and Land For Sale.
1O5--Houses For Sale.
116--Invesfment Property
i0I-Lots For Sale.
l1S--Out-of-To Property.
109--Reai Estate To Exchange.
Suburban Property For Sale.
111-Shore Property For Sale.
12--Wanted-Real Estate.
VIZ. AUCTION SALES
VIII. BIDS AND PROPOSALS.
XIV LEGAL NOTICES
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FLORISTN

Harry 6. and Gladys /. HoIbruner.
William u and Grace e. Harris, girl.
Thomas H. and Ines p. Hamilton.
George ana Mary Taylor. girl.
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StladleIbaH<erS
R ed Seal Cars
Are / me Best
Bring Yolr Deposi I

Dodge touring, 1924 III. SITS
Studebaker Light Six
roadster, 1928, fully
equipped ........ $50
Chevrolet coupe, 1924, II
months old 900
Stakeholder Light Six
Chevrolet coupe, 1928 $50
/ Studebaker Special Six
touring 900
buick coupe 80. ..... $50
Studebaker Big Six tour
Ford touring 200
Studebaker Light Six
SEDAN .s.s..s..ssss.s. 010
Stephens sedan $3.50. ~. 300
StudebRker Special Six
sedan, 1928 ... $50
Buick touring ........ 400
Studebaker Light Six
SEDAN .....s....i.... BUU
Studebaker Special Six
coupe ....-. ....... 300
Studebaker Big Six
sedan ...............1,2 $50
Studebaker Special Six
coupe .........., $50
Studebaker Big Six
coupe ............ 1s1VO
Terms to meet your approval.
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plalh notIees

COKER-On Saturday. June 70. 1924. ct
the country home Of her daughter,
Mra. David p. Edmonstcn, Cabin John:
Nd MARY JANE coKER. aged
funeral sss service ice ron HySong Fp-
neral Home, 1900 n street northwest,
on Tuesday, July 4. 1924, 1T 2 p. m
interment Arlington National Gene
CRAZE On Sunday. June 29,s 1921.
ADA r. GRAHE. beloved wife ~
JuItug r.. Grahe. mother Of Kennoth
and Wendell Thorpe.
Eunsrl from her late residence,
md friends inyite6 g atsend:
JOHNSO N-zOn Monday. June 30, 1924
e Ereedmen's Hospita! COuHINE 81 q
Johnson. beloved wife e s Ernest
Ellen Tarey, Julia copnely. Allie
Jones, Andrew and Jessie Bonner;
mother of Lucinda Bagedaie.
Notice g u1sEsl neF ssrssto X
cl.arge. 81
LULLr-On Sunday, June 2os 1894 ~
Walter Reed General Hospital. MAXI
GARET ORR LULI beloved wife Of
George Z. Lul major, medical corps.
Funeral iservices & her late resi-
dence, near silver Spring. Nd. on
Wednssday JSly q 6 q. q: Bg Tis
Kinla, ct $50 p. n.
MclxENZIE Entered Into eternal rest
Sunday, June 20 1924, 81 1870 p. M.
1t his residences, 1859 Nichola avenue
loved father 81 Charles Mckenzie,
Katherine stanton Barnes Walter.
william, Chester and Harry Me-
Kenzio.
Funeral services wednesday. July
3, al 1870 4. M, ct Campbell A. N.
u. Church. Reverend ]. r.. Marshal,
officiating. 4 Interment at Arlington
National Cemetery.
POOLE Suddenly. On Monday. June 90,
1924, ANNIE POOLE. wife OF the
late John H. Poole and mother Of
George and Grace Poole.
Funeral from w. Warren TaleavuIs
northwest, ON wednesday. July Q. 1t
10 = 10. Interment Baltimore. Nd.
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TO LOSERS

When you advertise 1 lost article ~
WASHINGTON HERALD your adver.
tisement receives the benefit OF tree
listing IA The sTimes and The HeRald's
Want Ad Service Bureau. located in
period OF two months. Such service
xacilitatee the recovery % lost arrleloA
Adysrtise--It PaySi
TO FINDERS
n you find anythinG ana cannot
locate the owner through the s'f1o1t
H anS eoT ssi S sss e tSSays TlHss 30
ane Found" index at the
Times ana Herald i-r
WANT AID SERVICE BUREAU
Hearst nldH. l,.
1311 n 81 NJ w.
eAoom e11l.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


COMPLETE FUNERAL, SIPS
w. NRNEHT JARVIS (COLOHEDl
1872 Ga. Ave- N. w. North 1915.
FRANK WILI.IA1E8-COIO
Undertaken q Embalmer; complete ku-
neral, 500. 194 u st. NV. Frank. A362-J.
JOSEPH /. BAILEY co.
COLORED.
ssT & ST. n. w. FEAlsLINg e7st.
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens
GUIDE Bros. Co., 1912 f. st. N. w.
Acknowledgements -Inexpensive.
Prompt Auto Delivery Service.
CHAs. A. MARSHALL. cut flowers floral
designs. moved to s07 u st. NV. N. 1856.
Harry g. and Gladys I. Holbruner.
=. - 81 s38
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Terms to meet your approval.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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NINE. FREEDA--Cards, adv. business,
marriage. love: fee. Soc. 7Os 4th NV.
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Help Wanted Male 81
a NAN Tor dairy ana general farm
work; must be clean. sober ana ind1ss
tfious; permanent. Apply 05s b 81.
NJ W.
BARBER for saturday $40: steady JOB
Apply COS 9th 1T n. r
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MME D'A SHMGN

Crystal gaxer and card reader: tells your
fortune on love. marriage, divorce; re-
uniteB the separated: helps win back lost
love- happiness q business. 733 13th NV.
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''situatIons Wanted" IN The Morn. !;
ing Herald and The Afternoon
Times II only 15c per line. This1
% considerably lower than rntea
charged for other Want Ads. This
Guides insertion in BOTH papers,
The Herald In the morning ana
The Times In the afternoon. Re-
suits are practically certain when
you Put It IN The Herald and
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ELEcTRICAL WIRING -rWoniey EIsc.
CO, Estimates given. Easy terms.
40 Bond Bldg. Main 1884. Cal 7ss5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

TUE risks and perils TO which girls
- who leave home are exposed arc
illustrated imprcssiyeiy IN Missing
Daughters" tho new phutodrama
which is showing az the Blue Mouse
This picture b said 90 deal with
this Tremendously vital question
boldly and honestly n teaches a
powerful lesson. but. while doing 20.
dos not sacrifice entertainment in
order 20 pu, over the moral. on the
other hand n Is declared 20 abound
In thrills ana 90 be rrplcts with ira
prcuive scenic effects
4 remarkable cast interprets the
story. these names appearing In the
list Eva Noyak. Eileen Percy. Pau.
line s,arko. Clniro Adams. Rockcllffo
Fellowcs. Robert Edeson. Sheldon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

dramatic situations and the picture
was produced on an expensive scale
Tho sets arc realistic reproductions
Of present day cafes and homes OF
tho wealthy.
The picture gets underway without
loss OF footage and swiftly introduces
It's leading characters. The occasion
being the coming out" party OF the
dobuiante daughter Of the warrin-
ors. The note Of discord comes when
dad realizes that the coming out
party Of his daughter may also mean
the going out party Of the family,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

the new HciliE picture feature
brought her the long sought oppor.
tunliy.
In one OF the sequences Miss NIL.
Ter changes her personality from
winsome young Eiri TO sleek and
sinister vampire. This. % course. Is
done to fool the hero. played by Matt
Moore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06
CASTINGS

Several well known names have
been added 10 various casts OF the
Warner Bros. classics Matt Moor,
hRs been east 10 play Simon Hal.
dane In '-rhe Marrow Street" Carl.
ton Miller u 10 play Armand Duval
In The Lover Of Camille Another
name which brings back memories
u the stage Of yesterday Is frankie
Bailey, who l. playing the maid %
Marie Duplcasls. also In The Lover
Of Camille" the screen version Of
''pcbunu."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

CLARA BOW starts on, rs an un.
~ sophtstIca ted debutante in
wine" the Universal Jewel now be.
ing shown at the Columbia. but she
winds up a disillusioncd person. Her
transition 20 n woman OF worldly so.
phis;ication came as the result OF her
artistocratie father forming an ALI.
ance with a bootlcgging ring The
all star cast also includes Forrest
Stanley Huntly Gordon, Myrtle
stedman. Robert Agncw and Walter
Long.
The story itself Is crammcd with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Yacht scenes in Cecil B. DeAlille's
Feet OF Clay" were a big boon to
Los Angeles charities. The yachts
were loaned to the Paramount pro
Queer with the understanding that
the rent 10 be charged for them
would be turned over TO charitable
examinations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Marian Nixon. Josie sedgwick and
G. Raymond Nyc have been added
TO the cas-, Of The Ridin Kid From
Powder River" in which Edward
sedgMlck VIII direct Hnnf Gihson-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

wholesome and happy young Elrlhood
or else. as in ''Hunchhack Of Notrc
Dame. a youth unframed. struggling
for her ray OF sunshine In the rush.
ing and surging era Of ancient
France.
Patsy Ruth wanted 10 be YAM.
pire Just once 70 prove that slsc
could do Il. Fools in the Dark. -
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duo to stock market shift.
Follows his alliance with a gigan.
tic bootlegging industry. The climax
comes with bang bordering on the
brink OF tragedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

UER part in Fools in the Dark"
- has brought the hopes Of Patsy
Rpih Miller TO fulnllment.
Patsy Ruth for long has craved
y opportunity to play n vampire
- All OF her recent parts. both
= and little. have required her TO
var her hair one way. TO interprs,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Ben Lyon. who first came into
prominence as one Of the many
lovers OF Colleen Moore in 'Flam.
Ing Youth" Is now son 20 Colleen
In 80 Big"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Dorothy Devore. the former Chris
= ennedy star. signed a nve.year
esa''aes to appear in Warner Bros.
.nsaics Of the Screen. Her first
eur viii be The Narrow stree,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-06

Lewis. Walter Long. Walt Whitman
and Chester Bennett. Whitman Is
the noted poet who only recently en-
tered pictures.
, 1924-05-22

g. E. Burdick. Labor on 1912 16152
Harris ercant Co, material for brdge------- 715 775|
wyoming Reporter, legal blanks or Co. Clerk 1900 1901
John WICK, held york Ion assessors ofice--------1 6500 5000
mountain States I. & 7. Co. phones or April 10025 100 2b
Mountain States T & T Co, phones fol March ------- $3.50 $50
oecke 3 b.. Co" record ooks------------------ 239S7 1927
y, v. JEFFREY. coroner expense John Larsen, Hanna 1870 1870
W 81 Bennett Jr" Justice OF the Peace, salary, assigned 1900 72OO
I'M Grooman, field work, assessors office --------- 1890 1890
FRANK c.. Cowdin, water commissioner 5000 5000
Dxon Garage, bringing body of Frank JAMES % Dixon 5000 80 90
I. Il. Watson, Justice of Peace salary and expense 700 1900
MARION hohrut' Mothers pension $50 1900
cAtee mothers pension ------------------- 1900 1900
Ellen Hagen, mothers pension Observation-Disclosures $500 $500
Marina /. Butler, mothers pension 1000 1000
hate Riva, mothers pension --------------------- $500 $500
alma Salo, mothers pension -------------------- 1000 1000
f'ehese mothers pension ------------- 5000 5000
nose bahta, mothers pension --------------------- 1000 1000
w. 4" sears, per diem and mileage appraBing-------- 5640 564O
DlXon Garage, hauling Chas. SenoF to Wamsutter--- 1000 1000
Service Grocery, groceries for Ellen Hagen-------- 1856 1855
Service Grocery, supplies for ]. S. Boche---------- 1880 1850
MINI anton Johnson, care or Farmi nmates------ 1890 1880
n. Il feterson dental work for Harry PhGan------- 1900 1900
John MCPHERSON, liver service for Dep. Sherin------ 1000 1000
FRANK Galloway, services recovering body OF Frank
JAMES --------------- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5000 5000
Martms Mortuary burial John Shaher------------- . $500 $500
u + Noyes, services for Chas. Senof n P & p patients 500 500
Harris Mercantl Co, supplies Tor Poor Farm-------- 434O 1910
n hsmcrNM h@p1al. care Of county patients---------- 505.75 sos 10
Service Grocery, Groc. Louis Ford 900 900
iarrls Ter supplies or Poor Farm----------- 1896 1885
". t. Irving, coal fr Mrs. I. Taggart----------- 975 975
y suso ercant o supplies TO Poor n PaupGs 2S6.20 2S620
Union Pacific Coal Co, supplies for poor and pauper-- 1875 1875
MIS-. L.. A. Mawry, 70 pauper 1900 1900
ohn Supletuh poor n 1000 1000
mrs. fran Furkoytch poor n pauper -------- $500 $500
Mrs. Pete Taggart poor and pauper -------------- 1000 1000