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New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
Gossip;s Corner
Bell Sleeves

Beside the long tight sleeve for day wear is the bell-shaped model lined with contrasting color.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
White Crcre

\ youthful and charming coat is made of white crepe romain with huge bands of white rabbit.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

will melt 1t sufficiently to loosen 1t without spelling the shape of the mold.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23
= GOOD MANNERS May Keep
 Seat

If a gentleman Is sitting in a crowded street car and ladies enter, should they be young. he may with perfect propr1ety keep his seat If a very old woman or a young one carrying baby enters fhe car. q gentleman rises at once. lifts his hat and says, Please take my seat"
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

crsrford Heat Control, . feature
 of Crawford Gas Ranges, is . sci- sntihc device which kesps your oven st exactly the hes, you wish for any length oftinne. Just sstfhs indicator st the desired tsrnpers. ture. Heat control does the rssti
New Britain herald., 1924-05-23

Unless otherwise specified, these recipes are planned for four persons).
 To Bake a Pic
Evening star., 1924-01-31
Philip Harding, Leonard Herbert
HoltzclaW. Howard Alton Peterson.

Philip Harding. Leonard Herbert
Holtzclaw, Howard Alton Peterson.
Carbery School, Florence C. Morti-
mer. teacher-To Eastern: William
Bartle. James Todd Brooks. Stewart
Lyman Bryce, Harvey Sylvester Fear
now. Raymond Adams Fisher. jr.: !:
Ephraim Holdsworth, Henry Clifford
Irion. Sebastian Francis Latona. John
Gilliss Perry, James Calhoun Sander
son. Roy Gideon Wildman. Arthur
Charles Wood, Anna Frances Amidon,
MaL MMargaret Louise Beckett. Edith Lyle
Grace Mary Green, Grace Ethelyn
Lady. Margaret Josephine Reed, Nina
Lee Sharpnack. To Business: Kath-
crime Louise Koerner.
Edmonds School. A. f. Hopkins.
teacher-To Eastern: William Blake
Ackerman. Aubrey Benjamin Balder-
son. Benjamin Mercer Barker. Samuel
Stewart Cross, Charles Earl Dawson,
James Wilton Hardie. Francis VIII
liam. 1iam II muise h,s.n oiIn I, Eugene Lanham.
McCloskey. Henry Edward Tripp.
Esther Belnick. Christina Barbara
Campbell. Helen Evelyn Carr. Lois,
Mae Crown. Gertrude Gertie Dekel-
Hope Harding. Alma Hickox. Gather
Inc Loella Hulse, Irene Gertrude Lam
lam. Dorothy Alberta Lawrence. To
Mckinley: Bryan Miller Dorsey, Rob-
ort Barron Havell. Anna Mecca. Edna
Gertrude Padgett. Thelma Louise
Virginia Riedel. Polly Anita Ritten-
house, Catherine Elizabeth Shredder.
Mary Elizabeth Smith. Frances Annie
Throop. Anna Louise Turner. I'm
classified: Pangie Grace Lambert
Madison School, III. NJ knight,
teacher-To Business: Marjorie Luz
ellie Embrey, Eleanor Mary Hanra-
han. To Eastern: Herbert William
Cooper. Curtis Edward Curtin, Ernest
Joseph Grissette, John Hoffer, Ed
ward Lawrence Madigan, Thomas
Harrison Quinlan, Joseph Rao, Ira
Ryan, William Scheer, William
Charles Sherwood. William Ataway
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Thompson. Dorothy Lyel Belfeld,
Regina Mary Deenihan, Doris Marion
Hancock, Nellie jeanette Peak, Doris
Jane Shiels. Mary Louise Selby, Mary
Devona Stoops. Nellie LIE Maine Teeple,
Ruth Agnes Wannal To Mckinley:
Alvin Fletcher Fairfax. No high
school: Joseph Patrick Sheehan, Anna
May Graves.
Pierce School. c. s. Markhus. teach
er-To Business: Helen Isabelle Mil
Ter. To Mckinley: John James Den
mean, Anthony Francis Shanahan.
TO Eastern: Anthony Cicala. Richard
Counts. Clarence Anthony Dore. John
Randolph Dyer, Rudolph Constant
Goddard. Isadore Greenberg, Horace
Richard Higgins. Richard Williamson
Higgins. 1sadore Matthew'S. John Milton
Nagel. Edward Philip Shanahan, Francis
mtt. Howard Melvin Thomas, Edward
Felix West, Anna Kathleen Darr,
Margaret Mary Edwards. Sylvia Mae
Gibson, Esther Elizabeth Hess. Esther
Mary Halliday, Mary Agnes Page.
beth Rose. Sophie Schwartz. Lily
Mary Soper. Promoted, but not as
signed: Mary Virginia Byram, Russell
Bernard Clanton.
Wheatley School. Mary Stewart,
Harry L. Ryan, E. Veronica Cullinan,
Fern NJ. Fleichman, Mary NJ Gastrock,
Ruth NJ. Glotzbach. Ruth c. Marston,
f. Virginia Schmidt. Virginia E. VAN
der Schaaf. To McKinley-GiIbert
H. Brandenburg, Charles w. Cook,
Leroy L. Corcoran, Samuel De Fran
els, Carl q. Drescher, Alonzo F..
Jones. George V. kissal, Karl +.
Krehbiel. William J. Land. Raymond
F.. Rock, Joseph c.. Rowen, Marjorie
F. Stevens. Unassigned-Margue
L. Jarrin, Bertha Rosenberg.
Congress Heights School, S. A.
Tichenor, teacher-To Eastern: Lii
lian NJ Anderson, Florence Z. Bell,
Dorothy l.. Boran, Elona O. Flynn.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Edward Taltavull, Harry Lee Taylor,
Raymond Earl Taylor, Harold Chris
tian Witherite, Pauline Smith Bald
win. Mary Agnes De Sales Bean, The1-
ma Gladys Fields, Evelyn Louise
Hewitt. Edith Clara Kessler. Cath
crime Holden King, Mary Ruth Lang.
Margaret Clara Licarione, Zelda Es-
telle McLennan, Alta May Shepard,
Lillian Louise Smith, Myra Lucille
Thompson. Clara Dorothy Wood, Tillie
Rose Lelasko.
Ketcham-V Van Buren School, M. NJ.
Lockwood. teacher - To Business:
Mary IL. Booth, Alice S. Deane. Bessie
G.. Fastnaught, Katherine Z. Peaper.
To Eastern: Clarence I. Brazerol.
Ralph !. Maher, Grace NJ Baker,
Esther A. Rankin. Emily p. Traband.
To Mckinley: Lee c. Hudson.
Brent-Dent School, NJ. l. Stephens.
teacher-To Business: Thelma c.
Burch, Rachael A. Foley. To East
crn: Hermon c. Bishop, Milton john
son. Theodore l.. Leap, Robert LeR.
Evening star., 1924-01-31

NJ. Frizzelle Gable. Florence L. Pett.
Carroll A. Miller. r. Elwood Owen.
Ellsworth W. Owens, B. Harley Tai
ley
Bryan School, G. A. Phillips, teach
er-TO Eastern: Preston Campbell, r.
barrett Cole, X. Douglas Dyas, Elmer
l.. Ferber, Harry W. Higham, Robert
Lee Keats, Frank T. Mills, Henry J.
Ockershausen. Andrew F. Oehmann.
Elmer H. Oliver. Curtis S. Phillips.
Milton A. Smith, Thomas Smithson,
Carl r. Tellefsen. c. Vernon Way
land. J. Wilbur Winchester, Margaret
Beuchert. Maryland l.. Cashey. Mar
garet c. Eiker, Pauline l.. Roth. Flor
ence B. Smith. To Centrala Alice NJ.
Brennan Evelyn B. Harrison
Buchanan School. NJ. f. Wood,
teacher-To Eastern: George VIII
liam America, George Edward De-
shaZo, SeWell Lee Hensley, Hyacinth
Francis Licarione, James Stanley Pot
ter. Louis Edgar Purnell, Elvin Wal
ter Sill. Carl Bertram .Smyser, Harry
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Lilly, Earl r. Long, Stephen l..
Mamakos. Luden II. Norris. Lester L.
Oliff. Richard S, Policy, Edward j.
Humphrey, Donald T. Rodier, Robert
J. Scheitlin. John T. ID. Wolf, Alice NJ.
Brown. Helen NJ. Bowman, Margaret
r. Cecil, Cecilia NJ. Constantine. An
nette Dcvlin. Justina Di Nenna, Fran
ces NJ. Durso. Florence f. Hayes.
Evening star., 1924-01-31
angelina B. Apperti, Mildred L. slye,

angelina B. Apperti, Mildred L. slye,
Thelma E. Steinert. To Mckinley:
Louis Becker, Milton S. Fry, Clarence
II. Trundle. Catharine NJ. Alexander
Margaret ODonnoghue
Langdon School. A. NJ. Sisson and
! NJ. c. Luyster. teachers-To Business:
Charlotte A. Xander TO Mckinley:
Mildred G. Marshall, Doris Miller.
Ella l.. White. William r. Matthews.
Richard F. Rassier. Carl White. To
western: Blanche V. Lee.
er-To Business: Albert NJ. Frowert.
Helen 4. Chinn, Antoinette NJ. Del
negro. Maybelle G. Godfrey. Reginna
G. Hunter. Ethel L. Jones, Fannie L.
Jones. Blanche d. Keeney. Teresa A.
+. Riley, Catherine E. Rosetta Jennie
J. Shenk. Mildred X. Turner. To
Mckinley: Abraham A. Abby, Roland
+. Denham Carl p. Reichel. Agostino
J. Scala, Roberta M. Hodgson. To
Every. Cecilia S. Shapiro. To Cen
trail: Ruben r. Aronstein, Adam L.
ofenbacher. Dominic N. Rosa, jose
rhine NJ. Anzelmo. Rosetta NJ. Croc-
cia. The following pupils completed
the eighth grade. but will not attend
high school In this city: Joseph Vas
co. Mildred Brown. Lillian Binsky.
John Burroughs School, NJ. E.
loraney, pr1ncipal-To Business: Ma
rlan Louise Walker. To Central:
Charles Lewis Edmonds. John Law
renee Fassett. William Pickford May.
Chester Naylor Veach. Helen Louise
davenport Pauline Catherine Fullem.
Margaret Ruth Schwabauer. To Nc
kinley: Alvin Taras Ardan. James
benjamin Egloff, Frank Carlton Roll
Inns, Malcolm Taylor. To a business
college: Mabel Ethel Williams.
Brookland School, c. ". Allen.
teacher-To Business: Dorothy En-
docia Collins, Marian Lillian Collins.
barbara Virginia Ludwig, Helen
Florence McDevitt. To Central:
Ross Albright Dice. William Arthur
Warrene. To Mckinley: James Rus
sell Byrd, George Fielden, Harry Pad
dock Libert, Howard lie Roy hght,
Harold Butler Norwood. Mary An
nette Pettey. Ruth Anna Saltzman,
lie Roy Christman Woodruff.
SIXTH DIVISION.
Elair-Hayes School. A. S. Hughes.
toacher-To Business: Frances Eliza
beth Bayliss. Virginia Elizabeth
I.aRue. To Central: Charles Baer
Tyson. To Eastern: Dorothy Louise
ciaypoole. Thelma Lucille Courtney,
Anna Lorraine Curtin. Ethel Anna
Dillon, Gertrude Effenhach, Elizabeth
Virginia Holland Lucille Barbara
Parker, Ella Louise Steinbach Jane
Ellen Nandergrift, John Maurice
Cooper, Joseph Raymond Kearney,
Hugh MacSnelling. To Mckinley:
Weston Montague Ackman. George
Rtchard Anderson, Earnest Frederick
Roswell John Frederick, GerhoId
Rossell Alvin Glasgow, Hallette
Evening star., 1924-01-31

Lula M. Hid. Jennie NJ: Ice eraYnN
NJ. Monaco, Dorothy Thume. HAtAr
NJ. Yowell. To Mckinley: ia k1kl ri
McNerhany, Raymond OrndorffI Iio, d
M. TfaynoI- herbert A. Van Guc.ie J.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
SmallwoQd Bowen school. 4 i. =,
Schwingha MINER. teacher-Tol k.as.- :
Continued on Twenty-third IAge,
Evening star., 1924-01-31
1872 GRADUATED
BY GRADE SCHOOLS

(Continued from Nineteenth Page.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
The ''Lewis'' Treatment
Is Practically Never Failing

So surely will this Method of Treating Giandular
hsutficiency bring back your strength and renew
your interest in life that can claim very truth
fully that we are offering you your choice between
Happiness and Health or Dependency and Deolll-
tation.
If you have tried many other forms of medical
treatment without relief and have despared OF md
inc ANYTHING helpful. then you are the very one
above all others to whom we will most gladly send
one of our Demonstration Treatments. All you are
asked to do is to Test this Method in your nome
and at our expense. Surely you will not permit any
doubt or prejudice to stand in your way when such
a liberal offer as this is made you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
You Will Throw swayYo ''Tonics''
and Your Alcoholic 1" Medicines
Once You Try This Greatest Of
All Health Builders.

The Lewis Gland Treatment is absolutely
original in every particular and nothing like
it has ever been known in medical science.
This Combination Method is far ahead of any
"Medicine" - "Tonic" - or stimulant ever
used in the past. In one weeks time it Will
accomplish more in the cases for which it is
intended than a years doctoring with any
other form of treatment or drugs known
First you must realize that this most modern
method of administering Actual Gland Sub
stance is so entirely new that it can not yet be
purchased in drug stores. Every treatment
is sent direct to the person for whom it is in
tended.
And in order to introduce the Lewis Method
quickly, we are prepared to send $4,000 Dem
onstration Treatments entirely FREE without
one penny of expense now or ever to those VINO
will send for them.
We know that everyone who gives this GLAND
Rejuvenator trial will be living, walking
testimony for every claim we are making ana
that it is destined to replace all the old fash
Toned drugs usually prescribed for weakness
and lack of vigor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
Not a Mere I" ediciine"
But a Genuine Systemic Restorative

This Gland Building Treatment is the greatest re-
builder of worn or wasted gland tissues that has ever
before been prescribed.
1t will act very much like powerful force that
reached down, picked you up when you were helpless
and set you on your feet with the will and the power
to be man among men.
Only those who have had the privilege of testing
this Method can have any real comprehension of its
wonderful efficiency.
Send for your Demonstration Treatment NOW.
Don't wait until it is too late and all the free treat
ments are gone. If you will follow your impulse
and fill out the coupon and mail it before you let this
paper get out of your hands you will be sure to re-
ceive YOUR treatment within few DAYS. Then you
will see and know and will be in the happy position
of being able to Judge for yourself.
All our correspondence and all packages sent by
us come to you in plain, sealed containers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
We Prove the Truth Of Every State
ment and Every Claim By Sending
These Demonstration Treatments
Absolutely free

The Demonstration Treatment will prove to
YOU beyond reasonable doubt that the Lewis
Method of Gland Growth and Regeneration is
the most wonderful treatment for the renew
ing of strength and vigor that has ever been
conceived.
It is based entirely on the principle of Feed
ing Actual Gland Substance Direct to the
Glands-thereby actually renewing and reju-
venating themA
This Method of giving new life to the glands
is advocated and endorsed by the leading stu
dents of gland therapy throughout the world
including Dr. Arnold Lorand who is gener-
ally conceded to be the greatest living author
ity on this subject
The actual Method of Treatment used by us
is the result of exhaustive experiments cover
ing several thousand cases, during the past
two years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
Remarkable Letters Come to Us Daily. Here
Is Sample. Read 1t.

Laboratories
Chicago, ILL.,
Gentlemen
Relieving owe testimonial. will tell you ana 10 'he
world that consider gland systematic treatment
the O modern times nave doctoreu io'
when read Oh my
understand grateful TO YOU usee ~
an actor in the Show business ana oiu o VI
and tumble work. from overeSertioh 'os' NY
manly vgor my and feet gave way ana kno oi Wy,
For years had 10 dr's my ,.it
leg and always the toes of my shoe sores on. 80
n,n,h back coudnt get up Ut uo"n
stairs In fact was wreck tired everything
without any help gland treatment as ias
resort After three weeks treatment iouho couu 81
down and raise my feet air. Before couion. '"se
my foot inches from floor AUer I'VE "eeNS W
nauo,s;. a;s,rne.re rod could good as any
man nv yigor has and feel ike a.
Younger And everybody look II TOO ., -.
jieve vour gland treatment should be oroush' " 'e -
of everybody his health ana pep anu , lied
s;d 7 know II will help for everything nave w,
failed to help me everybody when nave 80 = Mnoss
10 trv vo,r gland treatment the same am 90
here memher + O. O. NJ number H. Moose Legion No. -
and INV lodge brothers sign their names 10 any
I make.
truly,
John Robert Address. -
aOS East Georgia St, Indianapolis ihu'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
THIS COUPON ];
Entities You 10 a Den10nSfs'a.
ton Treatment Entirely j;
FREE
- N . - ~ - - - . - - - n u

Lewis Laboratories
1913 No. Dearborn St.,
Dept BIB, Chicago, ILL.,
Please send to at of your Demonstration
Treatments for the Replacement by Renewal OF Wo or
Wasted Glands.
My age ISL.
This to be sent plain wrapper and entirely without
cost obligation my part wish the treatment for
...... Male Female
Mark before the you wish)
eff you WISH please enclose 1Ocs for postage and
packing)
Name
Address
Town state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31

Laboratories Chicago. ILL.,
a congratulate
does possible that can
quickly through simple
engineer of this building have
months and the shock so nnnrved
has certainly done wonder for MY wire sa
her The treatment put
blood and feel much younger rs nn-
special
to all friends and VIII oe
glad about this
~ Nh Gratefu yours. Mr. Waindl
s Chicago, Ill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31
Here Is the Experience of One Michigan Woman


Lewis Laboratories,
which rush
I last treatment
wonderful discovery
what the treatment has done
hospital here have fbroid tuor
Their life has been miserable suffered so much
that ! have
everything without relief and the agony was awful
thanked
The first week noticed remarkable change
rapidly. a ambition inilled in me to live
I
this to have recommended your gland
Yours
zoos Burton ST,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-31

A Special Treatm ent
For Women Also
You will notice in the coupon that we ask whether
the treatment is intended for male or female.
This is necessary because the two treatments are
absolutely different as to formulas. The female
treatment contains Luein and is particularly recon-
mended for the ailments to which women are most
commonly subject. Any Physician will testify as to
the wonderful value of Lutein for womens troubles
and will also understand that this substance would
be of no benefit if administered in treatment for
men, We mention this one point of difference to
emphasize the fact that the Lewis Treatment for
Women is especially prepared for that sex.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
FOREIGN,
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported tt
the health department in the last "a hours
Peter ]. and Lillian E. Rich, girl.
Thomas A. and Marie X. Reed. boy.
Charles +. and Grace ID. Hughitt. girl.
Albert and Sarah Hubschman. girl.
James and Helen A. Schwartz. boy.
Harry H. and Fannie Richard. girl.
Franklin ]. and Mabel l.. Jackson. girl.
Herbert Fl. and Irene r. Howell. girl.
Charles and Mary NJ. Hayden. girl.
Vernis and Letha Absher. girl.
William and Elizabeth ludlow. boy.
Levi J. and Della L. Cable. boy.
Harvey W. and Katherine V. Cook boy
Lloyd s. and Leone II. Spooner. boy.
Girard B. and Marion Fl. ireland, girl.
Richard B. and Emma Franklin, boy.
Charles and Ollie Pierce, girl.
Eustce Fl. and Estelle A. Waller. boy.
Herrick $. and Louise W. Massie, boy.
Charles 4. and Margaret Everett. boy.
Frederick f. NJ. and Marion V. Schenke
boy.
William c. and Bertrice l.. Grimes girl.
Ernest r. and Elizabeth c. Graham, boy.
Karl r. and Matte l.. klee, boy.
William NJ. and Virgie J.. Beavers, boy.
Ashton and Lottie Hewitt. boy.
Norris and Mary Simon. girl.
William H. and Gertrude r. Dorsey, boy.
Malichi and Bessie Hill. girl.
John Z. and Lucy Taylor. boy.
Harry and Elizabeth Davis. girl.
Arthur and Georgia Livingstone, girl.
Austin A. and Reissel b. Carter. girl.
George and Florence Williams. boy.
Milton L. and Lottie Lee. boy.
Chauncey and Emily Harris, girl
Nathaniel and Ruth Dawes, girl.
Raymond and Marie Minor, boy
Edwin b. and Alberta Fuller, boy.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
|. M. THIBADEAU DEAD.
Captain in Army Succumbs t.
Long Illness at Walter Reed.

Capt. Louis NJ. Thibadeau, g. S. A.,
a veteran of the World War, died at
Walter Reed Hospital Wednesday. He
was So years old. Funeral services
and interment, with military honors,
will be in Arlington Cemetery this
afternoon.
Capt. Thibadeau was born in Fort
Kent, Me-, July 23, 1865. He was a
Federal pay clerk from June "a. 1899,
to July 16, 1916. He was commits
stoned captain in the United States
Quartermaster's Corps in February,
1918, and in August of that year was
promoted to the rank of major and
served until honorably discharged
June 80, 1920. He was again commits
stoned and transferred to the finance
department in the latter part of 1920.
Prior to 1918 he had served as q Sec
ond lieutenant, dating from 1915.
He had served as finance officer of
Army, at Fort Sam Houston, San An
tonic, Tex; as a disbursing officer at
Camp Wadsworth, s. c., and as a
finance officer at Atlanta, Ca, and
also at Tientsin, China He was sta
toned at Fort Howard. Md, from
1921 to September 10. 1923, when he
became ILL.,
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Nevada E. Thiebadeau; a young son
and five brothers, J. F. and Baxter
Thibadeau of this city and Charlie
and Robert Thibadeau and another
brother, all of Atlanta, Ga.
A committee from the local lodge
of Elks attended the funeral services
at Arlington and following the mill
tary rites took charge of the burial.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
italian Navy at Maneuvers.

ROME, August pa wireless mes
sage from the battleship Cavour to-
day stated that the Italian naval
maneuvers in the Mediterranean
which which had been In preparation
several weeks started at midnight.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia-Showers late
tonight or tomorrow; slightly warmer
tonight; moderate southeast and east
winds.
Maryland-Showers late tonight or
tomorrow; slightly warmer tonight;
moderate to fresh east to southeast
winds on the coast.
Virginia-Mostly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; probably local showers to-
morrow; slightly warmer in northern
portion tonight; fresh easterly winds
on coast; possibly increasing tomo.~
row.
West virginia-Local thunderstorms
In extreme east portion tonight; cooler
In west portion tomorrow.
Record for - Hours.
Thermometer-4 p.m.. S5; pm, q;
IL midnight, 50; 4 am, 65; am, So;
noon, IS.
Barometer-4 pm, 2s.s7; pm,
3o.o3; IL midnight, 1907: 4 am, 3o.os;
am, 30.15; noon, 30.13.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred at
$3.50 pm. yesterday; lowest tempera-
ture, SO, occurred at $3.50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 70; lowest, 81.
Condition OF the Water.
Temperature and condition Of the
water at Great Falls at a.m.-Tem-
perature. 72; condition. clear.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, S:14 am. and $3.50
pm; high tide, 1:28 am. and 1:53 pm.
Tomorrow-I-ow tide, 9:07 am. and
S:21 PM; high tide. 2:1S am. and
2:45 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose, 5:28 am; sun sets,
6:54 pm.
sets, 6:53 pm.
Moon rises, 1888 pm; sets, 1:06 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
gn Menorianr.

BLAND. In loving memory of our dear ia
ther,. JOHN H. BLAND, who departed this
life II years ago today, August %, 1907.
We know that you are happy
In the mansions of the blest,
Where there is no pain or sorrow
- jour '"ss' e' TIE FAMILY.
CUNNINGHAM. In loving remembrance Of
our dear husband and father, MAURICE b.
CUNNINGHAM: who died three years ago
today, August 90, 1921.
No one knows the silent heartache
Only those who have lost can tell.
OF the grief that Is borne In silence
For father we loved we'll
WIFE AND DAUGHTER
HILL. In loving remembrance Of Capt.
GEORGE +. HILL. vino was killed at Pen
sacoIa. August %, 1928.
JONES. A token of love to the sacred mem
Ory of my dear sister. LAURA RICHARDS
JONES, who departed this life August %,
1899.
One by one you all have left me,
In this unfriendly world alone:
But I will met you all one bright morning
HER LONELY SISTER. VIOLA RICH.
ARDS.
NANDECK. In sad but loving remembrance
Of my dear husband. DWIGHT L. MAN.
BECK, who departed this life two years ago
today, August %, 1922.
Loved in life, remembered in DEATH
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EDNA NJ. MAN.
BECK.
tDesMones, Iowa, papers please copy.)
SULLIVAN. In memory of our dear husband
and father, JOHN SULLIVAN, who died
~ years ago today, August %. 1902.
WIFE AND CHILDREN
wooDeoN. In loving remembrance of my
dear father, HENRY WOODSoN, who de.
parted this life three years ago today. An.
gust %, 1921
From this world Of pain and sorrow
To the land Of peace and rest,
God has taken you, dear father,
Where you have found eternal rest
HIS LOVING SON, CHARLES HENRY
W0ODSOM.
Evening star., 1924-08-22
E. A. SCANLON DIES.

Edward A. Scanlon, 81 years old,
Ifelong resident, died at his resi-
dence, 935 Fifth street northeast, yes
terday. Death is said to have been
due to bronchial trouble contracted
last March. He was a bricklayer.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Bridget Scanlon; three sons. Edward
Scanion. jr.,, Daniel Francis Scanlon
and Joseph Ignatius Scanlon, and
three daughters, Miss Catherine Scan
lon, Miss Mary M. Scanlon and Mrs.
Helen Bishop. all of this city.
Mr.. Scanlon was a member of the
Third Sunday Brigade of st. Aloysius
Catholic Church and of the Holy
Name Society. Funeral services will
bt conducted at St. Aloysius Church
Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Requiem mass will be said. Inter-
ment will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.