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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-10

Workmen under direction of Rev.
M. Haas have been making changes in
St. Clements church basement with a
view of improving the social hall fea-
lures of the edifice.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-09-10
OPTOMETRIST
Ewes tested and glasses correctly lit
fed. Come in and get your glasses
straightened. No charge.

At WRIGHT HOUSE, Room 10
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Fore
noon. Sept. 10, 20 and 81.
At Ostermeier Hotel, Pot0si, Monday.
September %.
Use Three or More Different InStru-
mantS to Make Every Test and Guar
antee Fit. School Children Tested
FREE This Trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
Thursday Musical
Club VIII Meet

Mrs. Morgan Johnson will be hos.
tess TO the members Of the Thursday
Musical club on Thursday. entertain.
ing with a luncheon at her home.
2346 44th ave. S. w.
Mrs. Virgil Hancock. Mrs. ]. L.
Granger. Mrs. Wendell Daggett. Mrs.
III. A. Pratt and Mrs. C. L. Wood.
mansee will assist the hostess.
Following the 12 o'clock luncheon.
officers for the ensuing year viii be
elected and program with the fol
lowing numbers presented:
Yoesi-"Ail the World Is Sunshine
Mrs. Z. VI. o'Kssts.
Piano--"sonata Opus IL tAndante
AovemsntJr ......s..... Beethoven
Mrs. c. W Chandler.
vocai-'-rhs Piper Of 1--we. -. .carew
Mrs. Ezra Pope
Piano Duet--oyerture. "Lusispsii"..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Keller Bella
Mrs. II. A. Pratt and Mrs. O. L. Wood
vocal
bird Rapture" ............ Schneider
by the waters Of Minne,onka"..
................4... Liouranco
Mrs. g. X, English.
Violin obbllgato. MiEs Virgil Hancock.
Piano-"Etudo Melodiaue" 30. L.. Raft
Mrs G.. X. Atkinson.
voca1--"Ail in Garden Fair" Whclpiey
Mrs. Morgan johnson.
Plano---''Vaise' ............... Lsvitzki
Miss Louise Hllyer.
vocal
Damon" .,...s..s...+....... Strange
'.suudownp ............. woodfaaf
afrs. Albert Parks.
yocal--"An open Secret ..... Woodm-
Mrs Wendell Daggctt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
Fruit and Floicer
Mission PdrtU

Thursday afternoon. May L..
Queen Anne circle OF the Fruit and
Flower mission win give a large
bridge and NAH iongg party az the
American Legion cmhrooms. 500
Third ave. The proceeds from the
affair viii reimburse the working
fund % the circle. whose speciality
II making quilts for the needy.
Favors will DC awarded each table
and dainty refreshments viii he
served.
Mrs. David r. Fryer l. chairman
q the committee in charge. and
tickets may DO obtained from her
or any Of the following committee.
as well as at the door: Mrs. Fred.
erick Boyd. Mrs syhal Hnmrick.
Mrs Stanley Jordan. Mrs. T. ~
KAlk and Mrs. Frank Plumer
Officers Of the circle include Mrs.
David r. Fryer. chairman. Mrs. w.
w Austin. vice chairman. Mrs. +.
Southland. secretary. Mr. Bert NJ.
Allen. treasurer. Mrs. Andria Mc.
Donald, sewing chairman.
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Sunset Club
Enions Recital

Members Of the Sunset club and
their guests enjoyed a delightful re-
citaI this afternoon by Maurice lie
Plat, violinist. and Hazel Hammer
Hir. pianist OF the Cornish school
faculty.
Hostesses for the day were Mrs.
T. j. Trafford. Huteson and Mrs. VII.
liam Pitt Trimble.
The program presented follows:
sonata" for piano and violin Handel
Adagio- Allegro. Largo Allegro.
Mrs. Hl1 and Ar. LePiat-
Ballade' .......s.....s..-.... CHOPIN
"Danss Humoresdus' ....-.. .stojo~si
-Rondo der LutlnesT ......S erini
Mrs. HILL
Scotch Romance" ....--. Vernon Spencer
~GRvo,te." ancient style. Paul ViArdot
Air on G String" ..-..-..-.-.... Bach
"caprlcsuse'. .......... Edward ElEar
Mr.. LePiat.
Sonata" &C minor -...........-. Gretg
Allegro motto Cd appassionato.
Ailegretto oppressive ALA romanrs.
Allegro animate.
Mrs. Hill and Nr. LsPIat.
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Mrs. sCHUPP RUULER an.
vi nounces the marriage OF her
laughter. Elsie. 20 air. stuart Gano
Fotheringham. son 81 Mr.. and Mrs.
uaVid stuart FotherlnEham
The service vas read hy the Rev.
William n. Bliss today az high noon
50 me home Of the brides uncle. MI
William Schupp, No Bellevue. with
nly the immediate families 10 at
tendance,
The bride were a smart sports cos
hume o. rosewood roshnnara crepe
with a close fitting hat in matching
shade. and a corsagc of orchids, add,
.ng for travelling an imported sports
coat,
A wedding breakfast followed The
ceremony ana Immediately after Mr..
aud Mrs Fotheringham LETT by mo-
Cor for Empire. orr. where they win
make their home
The marriage OF this popular
young couple comes as a surprise 90
their hosts OF friends IN town. as the
data was advanced several months
owing 10 altered business plans Of
the groom.
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.ChHdren's Partn

For the pleasure Of her small
daughter. Evelyn. on her seventh
birthday. Mrs +. G. McKinnon en-
tertained with childrcn's party on
Saturday afternoon at her home In
West Seattle Baskets Of dainty
pink-tippod apple blossoms were the
effective decorations OF tho rooms.
and the table appointments were in
pink shades with pink ribbons
leading from each cover 70 the at
tractive centerpiece. which held the
fayors The hostess was assisted
by Der mother. Mrs. A. Holllugs,nd.
and sister, Mrs. A. J. Woodruff.
both OF Tacoma.
The little guests included. besides
Evelyn and her brother. Jack. and
sister. Irene, Louise and Buddic
o'Brien, Margaret and juno Hy.
merllng, Patricia and Lorraine Ma.
gune, julius. Susie and Reba
Croker. Lila and Elsie Holllngstad
and Dorothy and Arthur Woodruff.
Of Tacoma.
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Club Announces
MAY Program

The Women's University club pro.
gam for the next few weeks Is an
nounced as follows.
Mondays, az le o'clock business
Women's luncheon
saturday. May 5. az o'clock.
tenth annual meeting OF the club and
luncheon
saturday. May 8. az ? o'clock. third
annual sports clothes hall.
Rridas. May ?. az 1 o'clock. lunch.
con FOR an past ana newly elected
trustees and all past presidents and
the president elect
saturday. June n. annual picnic
aud track meet AZ the home OF Mrs.
n II. Denny al "Lochkelden." Lake
Washington.
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Miss FiSkeA Names
Wedding Dan

Tho marriage Of Miss Marjorie
Fisken. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
4. X. Fisken, TO Mr. John r. War.
rem. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John War.
rem, will take place in Billings.
Mont. on Monday, June ?. The
service vii be read in the Episcopal
church at high noon.
Mr. Warren and his bride Will mo.
tor thru Yellowstone park on their
wedding trip. and win make their
home in Casper. wyo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisken. with their
daughter. viii leave for Montana on
May 20.
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Entertains SmaR Guest

Mrs ora Barkhuff entertained
with a prcttlly appointed dinner
sunday afternoon az her home. In
compliment 20 the children who APP,
peared In her piano recital SATURDAY
evening, az the A. ", c. A.
Included were Marjorie Mepher
son, Priscilla CRAIG. Dixie Daniel
taspeth Eaukel. Eva Brown. Alice
Marie Kelly ana Marguerite Jane
FJtsseinnan
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Orthopedic Ltnch and
Thrift Shops

Mrs. y. D. Baldwin win be hos
tess on Thursday at the orthopedic
lunch room, representing East
Highland Drive guild.
Assisting will be Mrs. g. X.
Woodworth, Mrs. J. L. MegTew,
Mrs william b. Walker. Mrs. J. O..
Culliton. Mrs. Stewart Morris. Mrs.
Alex Christie, Mrs. c. l.. Creelman,
Mrs. c. c. Culliton, Mrs. L. II. Car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
Wedding Of Well Kno1on Young Couple Is
Surprise, Club Plans Announced

Vcy. Mrs George p Patton. Mrs
lee Johnston. Mrs. George Rey
nolds. Mrs u. r Dunbar. Mra A.
= Fcek. Mrs W. W. Wood. Mis-
r. H. Lyon and Mrs Louis Walker.
Mrs II. A. Pease and MrS H. r.
Hadlcy win be IN charge Tor
Reni0n Inn gund az the Thrift
shop, THURSDAY morning. and In
the afternoon, Mira }, a. MacDou-
sail and Mrs. r. J.. Parkhurst Tor
First I'm guild
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WASHINGTON STATE
PIONEERS AUXILIARY

Mrs. vira wcllman Masters. presl.
dent OF the auxiliary TO tho Wash.
lngton State Pioneers. has called a
meeting for officers and chnirTncn Of
All standing committees AZ the Y. W.
c. a.. Friday. May 2, at : p. m. A
full attendance desired. Each mem.
ber is especially invited by the Bon
Marche 10 attend their birthday
party Thursday. May Z. on the sixth
floor Wear badge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
WEST SEATTLE
WONAN,S GLIB

West Seattle woman's club will
meet Thursday. May ]. at p. m.
at 1909 East Republican ST. Mrs.
b. NJ. Reedcr will be the hostess
for the afternoon. Mrs. J. r.
Knight will read a paper on Some
OF Americas Greatest Women Por.
trait Painters"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
RRITIsn cLIIR DANCEs

The British clubs of Seattle viii
hold their last three dances Of this
season on May LIST 9Th and 18th,
at o'clock, Christensen's hall. The
dances for the month Of May are
under the auspices Of the clar' Nc.
Kenzle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUE
FAIRvTEw PIT. A.

V. X. Froula, principal OF Roose
welt high school. will be tho speaker
at the meeting OF the Fairyiow PIT
A.. at the school. Thursday after,
noon May /. His subject win bo
Tho Education BILL" sponsored b
Senator Reed and Congressman
Sterling. Bernard Boldly win PLAY
piano selection. a social time
and refreshments win follow tho
business meeting.
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Dinner for Southern
Guests

To honor Mr.. and Mrs. l. 9.
Moore, OF Los Angeles, who are
spending several weeks In town,
3fr. and Mrs. Warren o. Fusselman
VIII entertain at dinner Saturday
evening, at the women's University
club. before the Sports Clothes ball,
at the club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
AID SOCIETY
WELSH CIIrRCII

The regular meeting Of the La.
dies Aid society Of the Welsh
church will be held Thursday. May
]. at 2 o'clock. at the church, Tenth
ave. N. and John st. Tea will be
served by the hostesses, Mrs. T. c.
Andrews Mrs. Harry Davies and
Mrs. j. II. Evans. The past presi.
dents Of the society will be honor
guests.
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Luncheon for
Mrs. Hurd

Mrs. James D. Hoge wiz honor
Mrs. George Arthur Hurd. OF New
York. who Is a visitor in town. on
Thursday afternoon. entertaining
with a luncheon ~ the Sunset club.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
RAINIER VALLEY

RAINIER VALLEY
HORTICULTURE SOCIETY
Rainier Valley Horticulture society
viii hold it's regular monthly meet.
Ing the first Monday in each month
in the Columbia branch library, on
Angelina st. The president. Mrs
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woMEN.s coMMERc1AL cLun

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Women's Commercial club will
be held Thursday, May 1. at s p. M.
at the Chamber OF Commerce. Mi.
Il. w. Frame, general chairman OF
the Pacific Northwest exposition. will
speak.
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ALLAH SOCIAL CLUB
Allah Social club, D. p =, VII
meet with Airs Arvilla Turner. 40
Bellevue uvc. -. Friday afternoon.
May 2. ar Z O'Clock.
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MIssoULA CLUB

The Missoula claD will meet with
Mrs. Frank MeDermott, Il High.
land drive. Thursday, May /. at 2
p. m. Mrs. Tyler Thompson viii
assist. All former Missoula women
invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
FoRTsoN. THYGEsEN
AUXILIARY

Fortson.Thygesen auxiliary will
give n relief tea at noon Thursday
May I, at the home of Mrs. w. NJ
Whitney. 755 ~ 10th St. SU INSET.
1916. Take Green Lake car TO Noun.
tain View station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
Informal Dance at
Fort Ldl0tOR

Maj. and Mrs. Harvard Moore win
entertain with an Informal dance
this evening. az tho ofncers' club.
az Port Lawton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30

SEATTLE CIVIC
IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Seattle Civic Improvement club
will meet at the Federated clubhouse
Thursday. May /. at p m. Election
OF officers. Members urged to at.
tend. Refreshments.
SEATTLE SOCIAL CLUB
Seattle Social club. o. +. s.. will
meet Thursday. May /. AZ y. m.
with Mrs. @. HIN. 25s +. 42nd st,
Take wailingford chr 10 Thackeray
place Eastern stars and friends in.
yiied.
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MoNTEFIoRE AID SOCIETY
4 meeting OF the Ladies' Monte.
flore Aid society win be held Thurs.
day. May /, at Educational Center.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
LADY EAGLES

Lady Eagles club will hold pub.
lie card party at Wings cafeteria
Thursday evening, May J, al $
o'clock.
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ST. MARTINS MOTHERS CLUB
ST. Martins Mothers club win hold
rummage sale AZ Sixth and Viz
ginia, Friday and Saturday. May
and 3. Donations viii be called for
Notify EA st.9I2s.
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LADIES or GOLDEN NORTH
The Ladies' Of tho Golden North
viii meet Friday. May ?. at p. m
AZ i925is First ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30

3las Len0fe Thompson, 81 Los
Angeles. De- spending a few days 81
the guest ~ Mrs y. u. Lewis
Mrs. Ida Schroeder has removed
from tho Volunteer apartments 90
The Pennington,
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Women's Clubs

AmericanIzatlOn, OF Tho AmerIcnn
Legion auxiliary. will have charge
Of the affair. which viii be May
party, including a musical program
and supper.
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ALPHA CLUB

The Alpha club win meet NJ the
residence OF Mn. w. p. Kingston.
3os W 10th st.. on Thursday, May
L Luncheon at 1890 p. m.
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Gardner. has secured good speakers
for the day.
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MAY DAY
LUNCHEON SALE

The Pastors Aid society Of the
First Presbyterian church win hold
a May Day progressive luncheon
and a delicatessen and fancy work
sale on Thursday. May !. at tho
church. The sale viii begin at 10
a. m. and continue turnout the day.
Luncheon win be served az r.
O'Clock.
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ELDERBLooM CLUB
The Elderbloom club VIII meet
Thursday. May !, NJ II a. m. a.
Modern Woodmen hall, Third ave
and Virginia -.
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woMANs CENTURY CLUB

ISLAM . CBENIOft1 C~bp
The current events department Of
Inc Woman's Century club viii hold
Us last meeting OF the year with
Mfs. $. II. Kerr, s07 Maiden ave,
Thursday, May !, at 2 o'clock.
The Americanization department
WI be entertained at tho "Rusako
Domm" Utussian clubhouse), s2G
Eastlake ave, at s o'clock. Mrs,
Amelia Nelson, state chairman Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-30
wHITTIER uEICHTs GLUE
DELTA GAMMA
MOTHERG, GLIB

The Delta Gamma Mothers club
win meet Thursday. May /. at 2
,. m, at the chapter house, 2Of2 Il.
18th st.
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CLUBS FOR THURSDAY

APPLE BLOSSOM CLUB ....
The Michigan Apple Blossom club
will meet Thursday. May /, at 1890
D. m. for luncheon, with MIS-. Dan
lei corlctt, s27 w. 62d st.
ROBERT Z. LEE
CHAPTER
Robert T.. Lee chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
meet with Mrs. J.. c. Joseph, 504
18th ave. ". e., Thursday. May l.,
a p. m.
WHITTIER HEIGHTS CLUB
Whittier Heights improvement
club viii give a card party at the
home Of Mrs. o. A. Sund, 1888 18th
I'VE. N. W., Thursday, Mag 1, at 2
pm.
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Births, 1,IuI7idqes, Deaths
phOns Notices % Main $3.50. obtuary Desk
THOMAS DAWSON.

Thomas Dawson, senior member
Of the law firm OF Dawson, Dawson
and Welsh, of Rockville, Md, WQs
stricken with apoplexy at his home
Yesterday and died within a few
minutes.
| A native of Rockville, born there
IN October 1857, Mr.. Dawson was
one OF the pioneer mercantile deaf.
ers OF that city and under President
Harrison, served as postmaster 81
Rockville. He was admitted to the
bar on June Z, 1894.
Elected to the office Of clerk Of
the circuit court in 1897, 1t Is noted
that Mr.. Dawson was the only Re.
publican 10 fill that office in Mont.
gomery county. He was q member
OF Montgomery Masonic Lodge, King
Goloman's Council, and Montgomery
Commandery Of Rockville. For fsrty
years he was vestryman aud for
twenty-seven years treasurer Of
Christ Episcopal Church. He was
also a director for the Farmers
Banking and Trust Company, Rock
vile.
Surviving are his widow, formerly
Miss Mary A. Peter, ~ Rockville
three daughters, Mrs. John w. Hen
derson, of Germantown; Miss Eliza
beth Dawson, of Rockville, and Mrs
Thomas Hyde, 4th, of Sandy Spring
and one son, Thomas L. Dawson, {
member Of the law firm. He alss
leaves three brothers and two sisters
Funeral services will be held from
mis- home Saturday morning at II
o'clock. The interment viii be a
Rockville Union Cemetery.
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RALLY FOR la TOILETTE
AT CAPITAL HEIGHTS, ND.

The first of the suburban meet
ings of the local La Toilette for
President Club will be held tonight
in the Odd Fellows Hall, Capitol
Heights, Md.
n. A. Haste, secretary to Senator
Wheeler; Arthur e. Holder, national
secretary Of the Conference for Pro
gressive Political Action, and Mrs.
Gertrude Bischoff will be speakers.
George Finger, mayor OF Capitol
Heights, will preside.
Senator Lynn j, Frazier of North
Dakota will be one of a score OF
speakers the national campaign
committee of the La Follette-WheeI
er organization will assign to the
local La Toilette for President Club
during the last month of the cara.
paign for use in Washington and
its suburbs. according to announces
ment today by Marx Lewis, secre-
tary of the Washington club.
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DEATHS.

Julia y watson. 7s years, No Sis
Mt Pleasant street northwest.
b Anna q. Secor, 81 years No. l794
Thirteenth street northwest.
Dewitt T. Candeli 40 years, George
Washington University Hospital
Thomas X. Town. n years. st Elisa
beths Hospital
Margaret Whyte. So years. No. II h
street northeast.
Joseph A. Newkifk So years, No. SCI
Irving street northwest
Annie B. johnson. 50 years. No. 17Ss
Oregon avenue northwest
Edward johnson. 81 years, Tdbe-cu-
losis Hospital.
Carolina Upshaw, So years, No. 1910
First street southwest.
Lewis johnson. so years, No. 17iI
street northwest.
Dorothy A.. Mallory, II years. Freed
mems Hospital.
pital.
Tomas Hill. % years. Freedmens Hos
pikal.
John Presley. 81 years. Walter need
Hospital
James H. Wright. months. Sixth
and Farragut streets northwest
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Night Drawers, 44e
For kiddies., small sizes only. Made of striped
fanneette with feet. Very warm.
Short Petticoats, Soc
OF striped flannelstte, with scalloped bottoms
Regular and larger sizes.
Union Suits, 79c
Light weight fleeced suits, Dutch neck. elbow
sleeves Knee or ankle length Sizes So to 49,
Boys Union Suits, Y9c
Fleece-lined suits, high neck. long sleeves and
ankle length. Sizes to IA. Regular 81 values
Novelty Materials, Csc yard
1000 remnants bf Novelty Stripe Materials for
boys waists and children's dresses Rayon
fiber Sikh stripes and checks. Worth soc to
7Sc when cut from the full piece
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GEORGE II. DAWSON.

George H. Dawson, fifty-sight
years old, after a short illness, died
at his home, 1924 WoodIey road,
ct $50 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Dawson is survived by hts
widow, three brothers, and one sis
ter, William p. Dawson, Of Brook
lyn. N. Y; DR.. Edward b. Dawson,
Of Palo Alto, Cal; Arthur M. Daw.
son, Of Clarendon, Va, and Emily
p. Dawson, of Brooklyn, N. z.
Mr.. Dawson, for thirty years, was
representative for the Park Davis
Company, of Detroit, and was also
a director OF the American Coal
Company, of Washington.
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COLONEL JAMES J. MAYEs.

Funeral services for Colonel
James j. Mayes. judge advocate
generals department, u. S. A., who
died in Walter Reed Hospital yes
terday, win be held tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock in the Central
Presbyterian Church, Fifteenth and
Irving streets northwest. Interment
will be in Springfield, Mo.
Colonel Mayes, born in Ohio April
rs. 1870, served in the war as
executive officer of the Judge advo-
Gates office at general headquarters
Of the A. E. f. He is survived by
his wife, four daughters, Dorothy
f., Mary Elizabeth, Helen H., and
Frances /. Mayes, and one son,
James N. Mayes.
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ROSARIO PROVOST.

Word has reached Washington OF
the death, in Plattsburg, N. Y, OF
Rosario Provost, 1912 Tenth street
northwest, Tuesday.
Mr.. Provost had just been mar.
ried, and he and his wife were re.
turning from honeymoon trip to
Canada, where they had gone to
visit Mrs. Provost's people. Near
Plattsburg. Provost lost control of
his automobile 1t crashed into q
ditch and turned over. Mrs. Pro,
vost was thrown clear, but Provost
was pinned under the wreck and
killed
Mr.. Provost was employed here
by the Washington Ornamental
Company, 1913 Thirteenth street
northwest.
BERNARD HI. R.AWL.
Funeral services will be held to
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morrow at Berkeley; CAL, for Ber-
tlard III. RawI, forty-eight, former
chief of the dairy division Of the
Department of Agriculture, who
died Tuesday at Oakland, Cal.
A native of Lexington, KY, Mr..
RI wi came to Washington in April,
1865, to enter the division of animal
industry. He was made chief Of
the dairy division in 1909, resigning
in June, 1921, to enter business in
California.
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GHours ROB GRAVE
oF DIAMOND BROOCH

MEDIA. Pa, Sept. 25:-Ulysses
Walter and Frank Bias, both col
ored. Of Chester, were found guilty
Of robbing the body of Doctor Ellen
McEwen. physician, who was
buried in Lawncroft Cemetery, be-
low Chester, of diamond brooch
and OF violating the sepulchre.
The maximum sentence for this
ghoulish crime is four years.
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RIRTHS.

William b. and Kate v. Summers.
girl.
James A. and Margaret McDcrmOtt,
girl.
Harry and Annie Hubert, boy
Ralph g. and Louise M. Proctor, 10y.
Thomas and Margaret e. Finch, EifL
Donald H. and Pearl G. Glev, boy.
George and Victoria S. MARTA, girl.
Leon and Shirley p. Shore boy.
+. Joseph w. and Frances A. Herbert
boy.
Arthur P. and Hannah E. Hughes.
girl.
Robert A. and Sue G. Mattlngly, gifls
Frank H. and Anna e. Peyton, girl.
Joseph and Carmeia Pugliese, giKi
Wilson and Alice Row, girl.
Lloyd L. and Odessa Cullimore, girl
Daniel L. and Pauline p. Borden,
boy.
Augustus and Gretchen johnson, Kira.
Robert D. ana Mary Williams, boy.
Perry and Alice Lightsy, boy.
Milford and Bessie Dove, girl.
Marcus and Elsie Cubbage, boy.
Lewis and Mary Jones. girl
Lawrence o. and Emma X. Rose.
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MISS RUTH /. GOLDEN.

Funeral services for Miss Ruth
Il. Golden, seventeen.year-o old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Golden. of sos L street northeast,
were held today. Interment will
be in Wind Ridge. Pa.
Miss Golden, born in Waynes.
burg Pa, came here when thirteen
years old. She attended Columbia
High School and then took post
with the Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company.
She was member of Ninth
Street Christian Church. She Is
survived by her mother and father,
end two brothers, Hale L. and
Charles p. Golden, also of this