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New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
FLORIDA POSSE IS
 PURSUING OUTLAWS
Chasing Famous Bandit Gang
 Into Forest Businesses

West Palm Beach. Fla, Jan. 10.- Officers and possemen are following three trails through the everglades ir pursuit of members of the famous Ashley gang who escaped after a gun fight which began early yesterday and in which one outlaw was left dead ill the bandit camp in payment for the life of one officer. The fighting started when Sheriff Bob Baker and fouI reptiles sought to enter the hidden camp to arrest Joe w. Ashley on a charge of highway robbery. Deputy Sheriff Frel Baker was killed by a lookout.
 Bloodhounds Used
 The pursuers. led by packs of blood hounds, are determined to wipe out the outlaw band which is held re- sponsible for many of the major crimes in Florida during the past ten years, and know that they are seeking men who will die fighting. Early in the day they encountered John Ashley. son of Joe Ashley, near OlymSNis, and exchanged shots with him. The off, cers' automobile stalled and Ashley approached, not recognizing the deputies.
 Shoots and Runs
 He was ordered to throw up his hands, but whipped out his pistol, fired and fled. At the home of John Rogers, nearby, the officers learned that Albert Miller, severely wounded, alleged slayer of Deputy Fred Baker, had fled when he heard the exchange of shots.
 It was Miller, the officers said, who, acting as lookout at the baidits' tent camp, fired from behind tree and killed Baker.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10

Positively fresh eggs Sic dog. Russell Bros. 301 Main street.-AdF.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
are1ic Air Crash

Chrstiania-Ca Oscar Wist- ing. of I.0ald Amundsen's ship Maud. which is locked in the polar ice. states that on July 16 sD airplane trip was attempted. but on account cf engine trouble the machine had 10 descend and crashed on the ice. Dr s~erdrup. the scientist secompanying the expedition. is of opinion that no great land areas exist northeast Of east Siberia.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
MEDICAL SOCIETY OFFICERS
Dr. 6eDrge IT. Dalton Elected pIssi-
 dent of Organization at Annual

At the annual meeting Of the New Britain Medical society last night. Dr George II. Dalton was elected presi- dent. Dr. Dalton is a local man, d graduate of St. Mary's parochial school and New Britain high school and took his medical course at Yale university. He has been in practice in New Britain for about 10 years. Dur ing the war he was a captain in a medical corps, serving with the 4. F.. r. in France and Germany.
 The other officers elected are: Vice president. Dr. D. N. O'COnnell: sec- etary-treasurer, Dr. A. $. Grant; l; board Of ceusors. Dr George W Dunn. Dr. VI. \. Kinseils and Dr John purucy: board Of directors Dr. Carl J. Hart. Dr. William T. Morris sey and Dr C. VI. Cooley
 Following the reading o' reports the annual banquet was held.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
Ihat snit. I.,rrtbnIr

The Major lover garden wsfl1-If you were 2 gentleman yoH would apologize for your dogs behatior.
 The Coiouei-I could nerer think 0f apOIogizing 10 you. sir
 sir. I thought yoa were 8 gen tleInan ,''
 "T never thought you were ore. sir"
 "WrIi. perhaps ue were both mis- taken .''- Answers U.ondonJ.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
BUY JUDD BLOCK
Menus. BiInbaum and Levin Have Been Holding Property Under Bond for Deed Since 1919.

Samuel W. Menus. Jacob Birnbaum and Samuel Levin have purchased the D. c. Judd Co. block on the west side of Main street. near Central park. The building is composed of stores, business offices. apartments and a meeting hall. The new owners have held the building under a bond for a deed since April 29, 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

Idsm,rH 4u which D am Iasf aud 90
ihr while calling calling for DOa
! ald not think Be- possible dear
heart thHi Sour aiHrHea could r
r.H'y make u.b Is difference Iu ng
life.
AliHp .f may make sou more con-
DH.icI than ans man should h7. 4 cam
not resist telling sou mat , think
would go out and throw myself on
tHe steel pier tonight n J. knew 90
were not coming has, 20 me
would not aut 10 iiEt without you.
9 DO not think 1 could live without
sou
/ n someone lad told me Few
months ago that sou or ans 0ne eire
boo an The world could have possibly
made himself a part n me aT sou
have dear one. ! would have thought
H1 were crazy.
I ~ iH 20 wonderful 20 know that
somewhere in this world tonight
there b. q man who is thinking Of
me. wishing Tor me. az ] am think.
. ing and wishing FOR him.
feel your kisses. dearest I hear
F.. your carcssing voice zee your
loyelit cyes-oh. what ls The ufe, !
am un old married woman and prob.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
IN IOO
~ Allah III
HOW0f>A10SG4$S5&47Hy
GIo24 h LA Service Inc. MlIS


Fad t0 tH.gE SON bad sug'u plaus,
ihIo excuse ug thc tablets DUt 7
,aut srE tJ However. Il put BE- up
90 thg dol..rs They % know Tor cor.
Tain vhsfAc your explanation can
possibly he "a true one
"Nrn we'll" Nancy Eavnor drew
herself up In s.gmul dignity su
HHH ask Ilr DOCTOR aa % detective
lt iS your rEht but az "A man, ask
sou not o. dyuleo she fa. 90 my
Husblnd' wrlkncss, unless absolute
N necessary I want Co save Dis
namr from that stirma-.f ] can %
THAT stigma w.li never resi- on
the name of Douglas iaUor and
pout.ns' look asulnei auow DTS dis.
heller ru thc whole story
re went away and Nan tuning
10 Finley said
~ think BE- would be- wise Tor sou
20 SO away Malcolm. I have an I
can hear with these horrible scenes.
auI 90 have sou ueaF me and SET
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

not able % lct myself Co."
keep your head. now Nan don Z
rct hysterleal. know you've enough
70 make you so-but don't Tell me
about tho morphine. dear
There's nothing 20 tell except
what ] said. Douglas did take u ON
The SIS and 30 l.
wait q minute. Nancy-tcu me
thiE why ala you marry Rnyuorg"
II had to-oh. Nal. there were
terrible. dreadful reasons not rta.
sons " my own-but affecting others
4 can't tell u-but there wus no
way out.
II wish sou could eonilde In me.
dearest. Don't you know that from
now ON. I'm your protector guar.
dian. guidcf Don't you know that
I'm always hack OF you. Ike . roek
IA stronghold. Won't sou realize
this"
But you cant--you mustn't talk
llso that"
"Oh. what are tho conventions be.
tween u.s. You never loved Raynor.
did your And you do love me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

aaT Sou ur EH#E1Hl. rrf f.-.
FE-=+ - F. f-TH ~ ruFr Jon 49,
fapfnl'afIraI Thoughts CO. j lave e..
psf aurH bore.
] ~ rat cara whatever son nt.t
NJ D. . au going 90 rrr1 .taHyv..
for lover mlaa . B=urEc I lave 49,
able ig realize SHAT % sraaf-vfst !.
W.r1ru.aH thing H b. f1 d. ~ b.
lpTr anyone aa .Hrr gga.
lH Ell tu0 bgsEr DO I'D ne dram.
.a all far poetry emo Taa1s N -.
pain ~ I0rnF arI me- fgg N te-v
lowed
Dearest Iarr uraFr1 r8 mra.,
40 irsHt t4atf9 really love- I5,.r
Hf.fsEiE lggaI.gr fHfauuy 49,
fpstflnr BE- faa greatest tlss T.
lbis earth
" egTHar arm gHHgrakaLry f-r.-
in tae kn1H ledge that sou love r..
bar more even more Than tfst-l
am filled with fHr log that d.d NJ,
know war " IIE earth b-rsB.s
have found thar DO mg frozen bse.
has CrspE tEr pguer ~ lose lou
The sunshine b. more -oldsn III.
moon i7 more radiant IN lts silver
sheen fhe trees are gresner. Tie ~
BE- bluer iie n0rf1 more fragrar,
the birds s.ng more awestly and s1
the world % ~ beautiful that ~
thought of golden streets and pssrlg
gates % not intrigue he in ne ca
while sou are alive and ] can loys
you
lcgurEHl 1894. STA seHI1t t.st
TOMORROW This letter COO.
iinued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

The brs5e-t glance af enc tsauil-
Iuf 500 vgUT SAVE rfuirI hi7 anew 30.
ana rbsu. before either could
speak aaIn. Dolly Hay came ruu
MINIS taN arI the aTHuE
''uh san sHe glrl aud seeing
Finley shg addict "HhaIl rpraE
right out tefo=c lhc IgueeE
Eyes" said Nan. smiling a little.
Speak out Dolby what d itF
why found thc NUl fur Sou
'The wulr'
Yes Nr iiaAulr win chat
leaves thr money to sou yuu know
Crazy child what Do sou mean
Don't slu -, "a crazy child
look lI that
Dolly produced % much folded "a.
per.
"a viii doesn't look like ms dear
"a viii b an important hooking doea.
mruI.r
llut San uufoldeI tFo film SCI.
low paper and a8 She read Do hsr
face changed
Malcolm shr said. "iha D. "a
copy Of the wliIr'
And BE- wan Evidently a carbon
copy m1de az tho same time the viii
was typed and ur course identical
boo wording,
FINLEY took li aud psnsed lt in.
iguiiy
That's what b is Nan Where
dld sou SEE o. Dolly
Ohio ma not su.b "a crazy child
after 100 Am a. Welt IU tsll sou. q"
she gave g detailed account OF her
hniIus the win in GaunoHa house.
You see" FINLEY said 20 Nan.
"thls IN merely IA copy. and n ia
neither Signed nor witnessed. There.
fore Be- b. % no value us "a win. bat it
Is ~ grcat value as "a proof that d
VIII iu your favor was drawn
''uh. I know N wHHl saw H."
Nan said.
This proves o." FINLEY went on
You've dome "a great thing far Mira
Iayuor Dolly And ] think. Nau.
You should grt this copy into tho
hands uf your lawyer just aa soon as
possible There's trirksy work go.
ms on and from Dolly's story I De-
sim 10 think lionel i,aynor ana ola
Cannon arr pals"
oh mo-" Dolly cried. They're
mad as hops "a each other.
THAT doeTnt deny their being ln
league ugalnst your interests, Nan.
But Gushswc Cannon was Doug.
las friend-they were especially Gro.
uies-G 0fon Wondered % H. {
thought sometimes "a irked Douglas.
but hr always treated Cannon with
utmost courtesy. even Difference
Perhaps Cannon has bold on
him
Nans eyes widcnsJ. II never
thought Of that before! Do you
know. AIai. ! believe it's the truth.
though As look hack. ! can eco
how Douglas often submitted 20
Gnunou's presence. or 20 his WISHES.
against his own WILL
II think TN quiE The Oh man, lie
Is shrcwd, but he may iet uut s1ms
th.ug Inadvertently Nancy sou go
with that paper 90 s'utton aI once.
Don't take ii 90 pobblns SO right
10 tho lawyer Take Dolly with sou
aud tell him tho whole story I'm
going 20 see Cannon
ON bis way io Cannon house.
FINLEY was Joined by Ezra Goddard.
and ihsy went together
You're in an anomalous position.
Malcolm. Goddard said. serloutr
you're more than half suspected Of
that shooting. you know -and yet
you don't deny II polntblank"
They can't prove u on me-" Fin.
ley spoke dsflantly. why worry T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

LEAVES THE MONEY no VOC"
his things after you had put l there
row. as l see b. you not only gave
your husband poison tablets but YOU
arc yourself a morphine addict
'oh. stop Nan cried. goaded he
yond endurance. II didn't take the
stuff-he didr'
''Your husband took drugs.
ayes; I win tell you. but dom let
81 become public-don't let Miss Ray
nor krow-my husband was secret
indulgcr in morphine and tho tab
lets put in his tcacup or coffee cup
Nrerr- were 20 cure Hmm of the
habit"
ION. Nan, was that ite Finleys
eyes siclmcd with a glad relief lf
this explanation Of tho tablets
But pobhus shook his head.
Ingenious. Mrs. Rayuor. positive.
is a mastcr.stroke, But Il won't
wash. Tho late Mr. Rnyuor showed
no symptoms OF being a drug addict.
there were no traces Of morphine
found AZ the autopsy and I'm afraid
] must set this story down as an in
vcniion OF your clever brain. ia be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

A teacher in a village Fchol asked
the other day. how many kinds "
flowers there are Three pupils held w
ihgir hands She chose ono 20 reply.
Wen. oswald, how many kinds u
flowers are there
Three. teacher"
Indeed And what are thcyg.
wild, tame. an collieG-FlF Leaf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

CidrdlB You .uuw where that VIII
sand you'd better produce it,
"Nov, now. SIR Finley" The old
man removed his pipe from his
mouth on no Ei6wcrcd n, the speak
or. 80 don't become You=thr rus
pccitd murderer of SIR. I,hyn0r. aud
The present lover OF Mu liaynor 10
come around here with such talk
You amt IN no position 20 threaten
me-you'd better lay low. n you
know what's good Tor yourself"
"Gnmshaws Cannon. you're an
Old man or IA knock sou down for
that sperch' Moreover II you ever
mention that lBdys name except Goo
terms Of utmost respect and FtYrr
snoe. I'm deal with sou accordingly
Your ugcusaiipu7 against myself
bother me not ai lII= but, remember
what ! have said, Now I know you
f9r fraud and rascal ! know sou
witnessed that wiIi for Mr. llAyhbr
and I also know that ~ p boz your
possession. Produce b.. or TN have
you arrested for fraud and deceit"
"My Eo0I iauda From "a eompla
cent bullying old man. Cannon
changed 10 cFinEinE. frightened
coward what DO you mean. aIr.
Fnlsy9 I don't know anything
about tho Will"
CONTINUED In Our Next issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

Every time take castor OIL
mother puts fiye cents in ms money
box"
and when your money box e.
fuilg"
"sho buyr n new bottle - castor
oit''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

planes. musIcbo2es, blocks. horns
ioli bureaus ana books
Suddenly DO had am idea
"Iu glye DADDY Iolg legs "a
ridrr' be- cried, and selling tho long
cotton gentleman. Do stuffed him
into The .rat or the 1sroplane that
dbnrled from the ceiling hy O.
string
Daddy VAS much too large "a pas
Frngcr but by hanging head down
and feet down Ike "a sheet over
clothes line, Do stuck on pretty we'll
Then the had little goblin wound
mp the engine with n key and gave
d q purh.
Round tho room started the aero
plane with Daddy Every minute n
went nster and higher until o. al
most touched the ceiling
Dandy Long Legs could stand u
no longer. out hC flew. and In fall
nE De knocked over Miss To0tsig
Eobb, VINO feii onto the hearth and
against "a hot coal
Daddy Long Legs fell on the
hearth. too. bis long cotton leEf and
hh long cotton arms spraNling boz
every direction like the fingers Of
un old glove.
Ills coat tails had-Elartsd 20 burn
brightly. aud Miss Toolsie Bobh's
hair was slowly smuggling, when
down the chimney came Johnny
sweep and the Twins
They were Just IN time 10 rescue
the poor things. bat not quick
enough 20 catch snilcher snatch,
who jumped out of tho window,
IRA .la.lala.la.hT he sang ~ he
vent.
10 De Continued
.e1UrrIrEl 1854 g. T. A Service. Inc j
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Don't D. fiippant Sometimes I
think you really did DO O.
Thank you
Don't ~ silly n you ara. I'm
not sure Ia nlamc sou e1uch. That
woman was going through he'll with
that mani ne ought 10 have besn
shot On the other hand. N fhc shot
him you're holding or % shield hor
when necessary
why. Goddard. sou ought 70 be a
dttectivc' 4 scientific one' How you
DO discern things tm HmaEtd al
your perspieuity' liui never mind
tho murder Tor the moment llstcu
20 this complication about the will
Finley told him The whole story Of
the copy ~ the willard then said.
'N0n, 10 Cannon and young IA,
nor arc Goa rabOotH. rr must fad Do
out: and II they're not-iutu sc
must l,Bru ail we can from Cannon. DO
They found Cannon on h'H porch
~ usual
"Whlteha uaBtg' i,r Erowicd on
they approached
I'VE want 70 know about the Ray.
nor viii" Goddard said. stetnly.
"aud VIC want tho truth. We have
tho carbon copy and NO want tho
original Where la ~"
''ponnc. gentlemen. YOU'RE barkln'
up tho wrong tree"
NO, we're not" said Finley. de.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

am hair and grass.E Tetn=,ycs EN-.
lruIdrrcd on her jersey skin
She was gazing into her isl cup.
ana sltiiHE very Informally on "a
doll trunk, b-vinE tea with Daddy
Long LsEE cotton gentleman.
whose width was out % an proper
ton 10 his height Indeed. Daddy
might b. raid 10 bs three dolls long
and half % doll wide.
Daddy iu order to Efl Dds entire
length or the floor. waa installed In
a hiFh chair Evidently DIS thoughts
were not on food Tor hr was bent
far back. staring straight up a. tho
ceiling
These two wsrt the only people .n
the room when snifchtr Snatch
poktd hiH head in
"Ah. has' griuncd The goblin II
am now going 10 have ono merry
time" Ana hc looked around az all
The other toys trains. tracks. aero,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
LITTER FROM RUN BURKs TO
MAIIIN nInkI

Dear Man ~ Mine Z ann smiling
20 m}Felf az / vr.fs Dear Man n
Mine Ger I never thought that !
would ever SAINT any man 10 Dr.
mine aEl.H, and now my whole De-
ms thrills when think of sou. dear
8H ms man.
lent b. strange that q ufrfaH can
come into ones lfs ana iu a ven
Htlle Time make himself sp iudis
psBna1i1 that when hr goes away
Tor ever 20 short @ while one b. lr
guutUiat0
Dear, ] am - lonely chat II.H gas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29
CAN YOU FIND THE MISSING LETTERS,
GET BUSY

Nineteen letters have been
puIposely omitted from nineteen
advertisements on this page.
The nineteen letters, when cor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

"uh, dear mrr tbugklsd suIiclrf
Snatch. the goblin. "Whai "a good
time I ann going 90 have with tie
.chIisrrn's toys. uoW That ChrlslmBH
b. over Lets sce, Whore shalt 1
50 ursteF
re rat down on the edge og a
chimney, hia knees under bis chin.
and thought and thought II know
DE cried witt a vag ~ liH head
'lu $50 % Tho UsuIya They have
about a 1OseB children and there
win br u9 end 90 things 20 smash. /"
SO or Er HRmp1rrd 0vrr hack,
yards and fences until De came 20
.Wr HgIiIys and thcu DO slipped iu
lac lhr Kitchen door when fHa gro,
csD boy came
ils gueaArI up 90 the nursery and
stuck DTS head iu TAerc was no.
body there Nobody except the
toys Mas T0otsie Bobb with tie
latest shinEis cut on her brown
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rectly arranged will spell STAK ADVERTISING PAlS.
Find the missing letters mention the words and the
names of the advertisements where the letters were
omitted and mail your answer to the Guide contest
Manager, Of The Seattle Star Neatness and origin
atty as well as correctness viii count.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

TOMORROW This letter con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-29

All answers must be in the
office of The Seattle Star not
later than Thursday, following
the last issue of the Business
Guide Of each month.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
DENVER JUNIOR BRANCH N. A. A.
c. p. ORGANIZED

With large number of the Girls
Reserves and lily boys present a
strong Junior Branch of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People was organized at the
Y. w. C. A. last Thursday afternoon.
The students were full of pep" and
some splendid addresses were made.
The officers selected for the first year
were as follows:
Harry Polk, president; Miss Cousins,
vice president; Miss Parsons, secre-
tary Charles Bishop, treasurer. 1t is
planned to have every student in our
high schools as well as Denver's young
people in general become members of
the branch, in view of the unsettled
school conditions just now.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that on
May IL, 1924, the interest of Curtis M.
Harris, deceased, in The Peoples Nor
tuary of Denver was purchased by Mr..
T. G. Cranberry, who has assumed all
obligations of The Peoples Mortuary,
and the partnership heretofore exist
ing between Mrs. II. G. Cranberry and
Curtis NJ. Harris is therefore dissolved
from May u, 1924.
MRS. ELLA r. HARRIS.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
THE FUNERAL SERVICE over the

THE FUNERAL SERVICE over the
remains of Mrs. S. A. Mcclure at
Shorter Church last Sunday was large
ly attended. The floral offerings were
most beautiful and appropriate. The
vacant chair in the choir stand was
adorned with Easter lilies. FIR. III. H..
Rahming spoke feelingly of the lie
and Christian character of the de-
ceased. In addition to u vocal solo by
Mr.. Shirley Liggins and musical Sc
lection from trio of the Morrison Or
chestra, the full Shorter choir partici-
pated.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

The Colored Women's Republican
Chapter held an enthusiastic meeting
last Thursday night at the residence
of Mrs. Geo. w. Gross, the secretary
of the chapter. Many new members
were enrolled and every indication Civ
en- that the chapter will prove an I'M
portant factor in the approaching
campaign. The next meeting will be
held at the residence of Mrs. S. l. Con-
tee, 245S Lafayette street. on June II.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
No. $1,000

No $1,000
Estate of Doschia G. Crockett, Mac
Williams, Deceased.
All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
ty Court of the City and County of
Denver, Colorado, on the 3rd day OF
June, 1924.
WILLIAM II. JACKSON,
E. P. BLAKEMORE, Executor.
Attorney for Estate.
First Publication April 10, 1924.
Last Publication May II, 1924.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Messrs l.. l.. Duncan and FRANK a.
Work, old time citizens and Repuo-
lican war horses of Colorado Springs
were Sunday visitors in Denver. Ihey
,vora the quests of Geo. w. Gross and
A, Il. Harris while here.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Mr.. Ben Curtis, well known chef'
left today for Decker Springs, where
he will have charge of the beautiful
hostelry at that popular summer re-
sort. Mr. Curtis was for many years
beod chef ut the Shirley-Savoy hotel,
and will prove great drawing card ut
Decker Springs.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Mrs. Thomas Mahamitt of OMAHA
Neb., was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William Sprague for IL few days this
week, en- route home after Il winter
sojourn in California. Mrs. Mahamitt
is very prominent in Omaha and has
host of friends in Denver.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
ANNUAL FASHION SHOW AT
SHORTER'S

The Ladies' Sewing Circle Of Shorter
church will hold their Annual Fashion
Show Wednesday evening, May 2sth.
This show has become an event OF
much interest always drawing a large
crowd.
ADMISSION rs CENTS
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

The annual Thanksgiving serv1cesof
the G. U. o. of o. f. were conducted
Sunday afternoon at Zion Baptist
Church with Rev. G. l.. Prince offlclat-
ing. A splendid program was rem
dered before the large crowd attend
ing.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Bennie Arbuckle, son of Mrs. Lizzie
Osborne died May B. Funeral was held
in st. Augustine Church, Buffalo, New
York.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Word comes that Hon "Bill' Nc
Donald of Fort Worth is lecturing to
packed audiences. He probably han
dies a packed audience with the same
skill he handled packed" state con-
ventions when he was in the political
game. d. ..~
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Friends of Mr.. Titus Rector will be
sorry to learn of his illness ut his
home, 1909 East Twenty-sixth avenue.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

A delightful card party was given ut
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Lee
Jones, Saturday night, under the direc-
tion of st. Katherine Guild.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

The Prince of Wales, while in Paris,
frequented the Montmarte cafe, which
is owned by n colored American.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Detroit leads all other cities in the
number of colored iron molders, foun-
ders and casters, and is followed in
the order named by Chicago, Indian
apolis, Cleveland and Birmingham.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17
NOTICE OF THE PEOPLES
MORTUARY

Jones-Mother Sarah Jones was
buried from Bethel church Tuesday at
p. m May 13, the Rev. John Perkins
officiating.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

There are 375 colored married males
and 1,071 married females under the
age of Is years.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

The Progressive Art and Charity
Club will give a dinner. at 2452 Glen
arm Place, Friray, May %, from 1880
a. m. to 7 p. m. Dinner, 35c.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

On the average, Hebrew women are
said to live longer than those of any
other race.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Attorney "Billy" Hueston, of Gary,
is a candidate for the Indiana Legisla-
ture.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-05-17

Birmingham leads all other cities in
the number of colored persons engaged
in the iron and steel industry.