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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
MAYORS SARCASTIC
ABOUT MIR. GALLANT

This u exceedingly dangerous
and your delegate is inclined To-
agree with engineers outside those
on the project that this Is matter
that should be fully gone into before
water Is turned into The tunnel for
operation OF the plant"
Mayor Brown heard the report
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

BY FIELDING LENNON
THREE little kittens are going on
i the auction block for the sake OF
the Peoples Salt Water park ut
Zenith.
This was the decision Thursday
OF Ralph Warren. 10 years old. OF
CLOS Latona ave. Ralph had read
about the park in The Star. but he
didn't have any money for dona-
ton.
Skitsy. his cat, however. had three
little kittens - Step-a-Long. Ming
and Ind. Skitsy. It seems. was will
ing to make the sacrifice. Ralph
decided he was. too.
Step-a-Long, Ming and Tad de-
cided-well. they didn't much care
just as long as there is always a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

full milk bowl for them.
SO Ralph is going to hold an
auction and sell the kittens to the
highest bidder. There is only one
stipulation that Ralph and his
mother will make. That is that the
kittens must get good home and
be insured kind treatment They
are used TO no other kind, the pair
say.
Tad at the present time Is rather
indisposed This kitten suffered a
scratched eye in a quarrel, but as
soon as the eye heals the kittens
will be sold.
And whoever buys the kittens will
not only he getting nice pet but
will be helping Ralph do his bit for
the Salt Water park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

over the telephone Thursday. lie
had a few gentle remarks to make
as follows.
Gallant Is not bothered so much
by the water hammer ~ he Is with
wat'r on the brain. n you were
hunting elephants you wouldn't pay
any attention TO n flea. would your
II MIR. Gallant was an electrical
engineer he wouldn't be selling
scholarships In correspondence
school"
Continues Gallnnts report
Again. under the low head az
which the plant must operate for
sometime 10 come. there viii be- no
water in the surge tank proper az
the bottom rs at an elevation Of sac.
whereas the intake elevation IL
77g 80
"a little icarnlnE Is n dangerous
thing" ohirps IN the mayor. Cal
liant has been fighting the light
plant, Ross and Engineer uhden
for many years, but all he does Is
talk"
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Redmond jumped into the breach
Tuesday with Mayor William Brown
taking the role OF Horatius at the
bridge. They shall not pass quoth
Mayor Bill"-News Item.
This is the first intlmation we've
had that Horatius kept the bridge
at verdun.
4 strange. fantastic creature
Is Ezra Horace Biickers.
The tciHdshieIf Of his flirrcr
Is free Of sHappy stickers
I'll Gee Gee n not much Of an
athlete. but when It comes 10 swim.
ming she can outstrip all the other
girls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

Breaking thru skylight into the
Peterson Hardware company, b3lt
Ballard nveu Wednesday night
thieves smashcd open three cash reg.
Istcrs, taking $50 cash The burglars
left excellent fIngerprlnts on some
plate glass, according to detectives.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
SAYS GALLANT
n A "NICE BOY

Says sIf. unnant with the wateF
standing 70 this elevation In ia
neck the ndrse tank IA likely 20
give unsatisfactory operation on the
two present units. thus neceSsitAt.
ing operation OF the steam plant
TO take cars Of rapid fluctuations
in load and prevent pressure rises
on tho turbines"
Turn 10 Page 3. Column ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
Stereotypers' Head
Dies in New Jersey

CALDWELL. n. j., July Sl--J, J,
Freei, for 20 years president of the
international stcrootypers and Elcc.
trotypers' union. died here today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
Conner Murder Witness
Is Held in Seattle Jail
Mrs. Macarthur, Friend of Accused
Man, Is Federal Prisoner, Too

MRS. RICHARD MACARTHUR, IS.
1'l year.old Tacoma woman for
whose love Richard Conner ia al.
legged to have killed his wife. was
held in tho King county Jail Thurs.
day on federal warrant as n ma
terinl witness in tho Conner muir.
der trial. Mrs. Macarthur was ar.
rested Tuesday afternoon. She has
been held in lieu OF $500 cash
bond.
Mrs. Macarthur was employed in
tho Fern Hill Grocery store Mt the
Same time Conner worked there
and was alleged by Prosecuting At.
torney James Seldon TO have been
the third member OF triangle"
SeIden declared Mt the time Of
Corners arrest that he had at.
tempted 10 get Mrs. Macarthur TO
play the role OF detective and find
out from Conner whore his wife's
itody wfs4 hidden
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Mrs. Macarthur denied this charge.
declaring there was no such thing
planned.
Richard and were only friends. +"
tho woman said.
When Mrs. Macarthur refused to
work with him, seiden got Mrs. Irene
Holt, Of Ashford. close friend OF Mrs.
Conner. 10 try tho scheme. Mrs.
Holt, thru subtcrfuge. got Conner to
disclose where HIS wifc's body had
been hidden
CONNER is ACCUSED
or Staying WIFE
The information proved correct.
for the remains Of Mrs. Pearl Con.
nor were found In an old well on a
farm between the Roy and Mountain
roads on Sunday. July 20. Conner
at that time WINS held in the Van.
couver. Wash, Jail, where he had
been taken after his arrest few
days before.
After he was returned to Tacoma
his case was turned over TO federal
authorities. as II was found tho muir.
der was committed on the Camp
Lewis military reservation.
Conner was formally charged with
the murder az his wife In federal
court in Tacoma Wednesday.
Mrs. Macarthur is expected to be
returned TO Tacoma when Conner is
nrralgned. She was working In n
Seattle cannery ut the time OF her
arrest. IL is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
4OTH AVE. PLAN
IS URGED FOR
DISTRICT
Parkway Scheme Too Cost
ly, Say Business Men
HAVE CHEAPER IDEA
Plan for "vista" 10 Cost
$3.50, 900, Is Charge

COME 200 business men Of the TINT
~ versiiy district. deeply indignant.
Thursday declared the proposed ap.
preach 20 the University campus.
approved by the board Of regents. is
being jammed down their threats
against their wishes.
As a substitute, the business men
and residents propose 20 widen East
10th St. from the University bridge
TO the campus. some five blocks.
group street car traffic TO the north
side OF the street and establish an
uninterrupted driveway for vehicles
that will lead 70 tho center OF the
campus. and 20 the Stadium ms we'll
THAT Is the sensible. busineapliha
and practical plan. said C. X. Ham.
ilton. chairman OF the citizens com.
mitec OF tho University Commercial
club.
1T win have TO be done anyway.
so why waste a half million dollars
for a visionary aesthetic vista.
PANS PROPOSED
PARKWAY SCHEME
The proposed parkway or vista
would cvict residents and business
owners in its path. condemn 5000. 900
worth OF private property and pro-
vide n lounginK place for oilers
and roustabouts." said Hamilton.
Our plan. the widening OF 10th
81. IL simple. effective and cconom.
ical.' he said. I'VE expect 70 carry
our fight to the city council"
Hamilton declares that the busi.
ness men OF the district are 30 per
cent for the Z. 10th st. plan as
opposed to the plan Of Architect
Turn to Page 8, Co.mun 81
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wen said Adam, tohcn IN
formed that Cain had Just
Killed Abel nitro an the alien
lists there are; pelH get the boy
oil Det."
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The world fliers will end their
flight in Seattle and not in Los
Angeles. so the Cafeteria City viii
have TO continue 60 depend upon
murders for It's publicity
Ashes 10 ashes,
Dust TO dust.
We're going TO stop here.
II the paper goes bust.
a. j. s.
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REFUSED TO
PLAY spy

Mrs, Macarthur refused, he sald,
saying that she would stick By
Richard"
sclden declared that Mrs. Near.
thur had secured n divorce from
her husband. and that Conner had
planned TO divorce his wife. 50 the
two could be married. lie found he
would have to divide his property
with Mrs. Conner II he divorced her,
SO dropped that idea. Selden
charged.
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SAYINGS OF TIE GREAT
solomon: II love the ladies'"

4 Star reporter worked as street
cleaner yesterday. he scooped the
tosn.
Here lies the body
OF Jabe= MCGEE;
He iras driving car and
Was stuHO bv bee.
This Is No More War Week. but
as long as we have matrimony there
will always be wars
Hotel register. just discovered.
shows that General Grant ordered
up 81 at. and IL cigars"
That's nothing. Some OF the no.
Eel registers in Vancouver viii show
that some Seattle men order up Il.
ats. and / cigar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

a lecturer says we ought 10 cat
more dried apples. That's one way
10 swell Seattle's population.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31

LIT Gee Gee never sits on her
Sweetie's lap. She says IL makes
her seasick. He has water on the
the knee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-31
BY FIELDING LENNON

By star photographer
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Deaths.

Iodse Ancient Free Aeeepied fsa Nasons s''aae are
Saturday night. sso a m nU to '.n arsn.e sa nE he
BAkER; BY order Of Most worshinful
ALPHoNzo PACE, Sec Is.
BAKER. All officers. members and repre-
ssntatives Of Nimrcd Supreme Grand En-
',sras SamGrnea5' A. Q; r. of L. are hereby or
February "A; 1924. AZ 1 pm, in full uni.
grand commander. Brother ENoCH BAKER.
who departed this life Thursday. February
al lss4 casrd a, pm By the order of the
L. q. W. GAINES.
Supreme Grand sec'y.
BAYLOR. Wednesday. February -. 1924, at
II pm. JAMES H., beloved of James
and Calie Baylor. He leaves to mourn
their loss two brothers, three sisters and a
hest of relatives. Funeral from late resi-
dence, 342 w ST.; nv, saturday, February
-, at pm. Burial at Oak Grove, Va.
Relatives and friends inv ted.
Dearest taby, thou hast left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel.
But tits God who has hereft rs
he will all our SDrrows heal
FAMILY. .
BuRsEY. suddeniy, Friday, Fenruary 90,
loved wife of Robert W. RurSey. Funeral
from her late residence. SIT St. nc. on
MODudy, repFudTy at Pm. RplatiIpS
and friends invited to attend. lnterment
Glenwood cemetery. ~
CHISoLM. Friday, February 80, 1929, ROL-
LINS r. devoted husband of Frances CHS
olm. Funeral from his late residence, 1913
T st. NV, Tuesday, February 70, at . y IN.
Relatives and friends invited. 2f
COLBERT. Departed this life Wednesday
February %. 1924, at 1904 am. at his
residence. 2403 + st. NV, GEORGE w. T.
COLBERT. beloved brother OF Louisa Mar
shall, Annie Colbert, Richard Colbert. other
relatives and a faithful FREUD, Cora B.
Jones. Funeral services at the First Baptist
Church. 2Tth st. and Dunbarton ave. NV.
Sunday, February "a. at PM. Rev. James
j.. Pinn. pastor. Rclntves and friends in
yjteG. 23
COLBERT. The Elder Mems Relief Associa-
tjon Announces the death "f Brother
GEORGE w. r. COLBERT at h'o residence.
2fG; ST. NV, ami the memfrs are
quested 10 attend the funeral on Sunday.
February "A. at ! PM, from the first
Baptist Church West Washington.
II. IL. NAILOR President.
J. c. RURLIS Secretary. II
CONNoRS. February 81, 1924. at her resi-
dence. .2l7 14th st. Sc. ANNIE C0NNORS
(nee Corriganl. beloved wife of Bryan Con-
nors; a member of the Ladies' Auxiliary to
Division No. 8, 4. o. H.: also member of
the Ladies' Auxiliary, No. so. knights of
st. John, and the Ladies' Benevolent Society
of st. Teresa's Church. Funeral Monday.
February 25. ut am from St. Teresa s
Church. with high mass. Interment Mount
Oliget cemetery. 24S
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Jm M enorian,.

DABNEY. Todly. the ssddrst of the year,
our daring. TRINA DABNEY, departed this
life nine years ago today, February 23, 1915.
Apgc,s called thee, darling Irma.
Called thee in thy carry bloom;
Now thy little form is lying
In the cold and silent tomb.
BE gave no one last farewell,
he sa d goodbye 10 none,
His loving heart just ceased 10 beat
And before knew 1t he was gone.
How l miss the little footsteps
OF the one loved so dear;
l often listen for his coming
Feeling sure that be is near.
FAMILY.
DIPPLE. In sad but loving remembrance of
my devoted mother, ANNA BiPPlE. who
departed this life year ago today, Feb
ruary 23, 1928
4 loving mother, SO good and kind,
W friend earth like her III hHd.
sad WAS the hour ot thai unhappy day
When God "a led my mother away.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER LILLE.
DOUGLAS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear little son and brother, JOHN
HARVEY DOUGLAS, who entered into
heaven nine years ago today. February 23,
1915.
In dreams we see his sweet little face
And kiss his dear, cold brow,
And whisper as we loved him then,
We love his memory now.
LOVING MOTHER. BROTHER AND SIS.
TIERS.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Coast Guard Seeks
BOOse-Latien Craft
Deserted off Coast

Filled with liquor, crippled in
her engines. deserted by her crew,
there ts sloshing about today,
somewhere in the smugglers' wa
ters off F'lorida's coast, a drunk
en- derelict motor boat.
She was sighted yesterday by
the steamship Frederick Kellogg,
bound for Portland, Me, helpless
~ adrift, her power useless and
her crew of four men at the
mercy of the seas
The men were picked up by the
ship as mariners I'm distress, and
were being carried northward to-
day on the Frederick Kellogg
while their reelins craft known as
the eagle wandered airnIessly
somewhere at sea-
Ihc United States coast guard
which reported the matter today.
was securing the Florida waters
Tor the booze-Iaden craft Is
derelict, menace 10 NAVIGATION.
What can be done with the four
men aboard the Frederick Kellogg
tiDn.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
MACREADY FAILS
TO BREAK RECORD
Celebration Shows Indicated New
Altitude Mark Was Not
Set BY Flyer.
FAR SHORT OF FIGURE
Official Height Proves Nearly 5000
Feet Too Low.
FAR SHORT OF FIGURE

By tine Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio. February 23.--For
the second time within two months
the United States yesterday failed TO
wrest the world aviation altitude
record from France
Lieut.. John A. Macready. McCook
Field flyer, and former holder of the
title, aroused hope that the honor
would return to America, when he
pushed his LIE Pere biplane to an in
dicated height OF $1,000 feet. but
subsequent celebration of his instru-
ments reduced this TO 34.9S4 feet
far under the mark of 1855 feet set
by the FreDchman, Sadi Lecointe.
While Lecointe's actual altitude was
less than $1,000 feet, Macready must
have attained u height of 81 $50 feet
to have broken the record. A recent
ruling requires that any new record
be 1900 feet higher than the old one
before 1t becomes Off icial.
Assigns Two Causes for I,ailurc.
Macready attributed his failure
today to two causeS-a breakdown
Of his supercharger. the mechanism
which permits his engine to operate
In rarefied atmosphere, and to thk
extreme cold.
altitude of 4l,e00 feet, with the en-
Gine apparently running perfectly,
there was a sudden snap. he said,
which shook the plane from end to
end. He prepared to make para
chute jump, he said, but found that
1T was the supercharger, and was able
to bring the ship to the ground. A
similar incident forced him down on
his last attempt.
At this height his Thermometer had
failed to register after touching so
degrees below zero, centigrade. Mac
Ready estimates il was much colder,
as he had climbed some distance after
noticing that his Thermometer had
stopped registering.
His En1iAe Useless.
SO far as his personal condition was
CONCERNED he could have gone higher,
MacReady declared, but his engine
was useless after the supercharger
had failed. He had two frost-bitten
spots on his face and his feet were
numbed by the cold, but otherwise he
was comfortable in special clothing.
He probably will make no more alti-
tCde attempts in the LIE Pere ship, Of
ficials said. but may try again in an
other machine now being turned out
lat the field.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported TO
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Laurence Mcy. and Anne L. Benedict boy.
Samuel b. and Adah 4. Burnside, boy.
Walter and Margaret NJ. Payne, boy.
George n. and Lucille r. Hydrick, boy.
George L. and Lille N. Oliver. boy.
Theodore S. and Lorna Amussen, boy.
Thomas G: and Pearl G. Green, girl.
Frances and Bertha Castro, girl.
Thomas B. and Marcia Hopper, bog.
Llevellyn n. and Edith S. Nicholson. girl
George !. and Mary X. Cullen. boy.
Robert and Fannie Sickens, boy.
Charles :. and Martha l.. Norris, Siri
David and Louise Williams, girl.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty -four
hours:
Ii. Scott Ryer, Al, Garfield Hospital.
Henry Garland Dupre, so. 1410 Girard st.
Virginia I.iliard. s. ChiIdren's Hospital
John w. Carmichael, 60, $500 eth st.
Michael Gateley, So. Home for Aged and In
firm.
Ida n. Jones. 81, Sibley Hospital.
Carrie W. Henkel, AZ. Waiter Reed Hos.
ptAl.
Betty wysong, months, Children's Hos
pltAl.
James p. Russell, 40, 2314 shannon nj. Sc.
James Molten. 80. Gall niger Hospital.
George Walker, -, Gall.nger Hospital
George washington Frazier. ~. 129 D st.
S.w.
Smith Raymond. 1s. Garfield Hospital
George Branch. II months, Childrens Hos
ptsl.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Traffic Judge Praises Colored Driver
arrested While Hiding Woman in Tie-Up
Scene at 18th Street and Ne,U York Auenue De
scribed Before Mcmahon and William, Jackson,
Truchman, Civen Liberty.

of 10th street and New York avenue
when the traffic jam tied up all mo tor
vehicles.
Just ahead of Jackson, a woman,
alone in coupe, became bewildered
and was seesawing her course. Will
liam got off of his truck, went to her
assistance ard soon had her car
Strengthened out and ready to go on
signal. When he returned to his
truck he was arrested for blocking
traffic
Judge Mcmahon expressed his ap-
probation of Jackson's act.
While the traffic jam lasted-proh-
ably five or six minutes-a long lin,
of. automobiles on both sides
"Home, Sweet Home" made a bedlai
with the continuous footing and blasts
of their horns.
Evening star., 1924-02-23

It Is legally proper to be courteous.
William jackson, colored. driver OF
an automobile truck, charged with
obstructing traffic at 10Th street and
New York avenue northwest, was ac-
quilted In the Traffic Court yesterday
by Judge John p McMahon and COM
plimented for assistance he rendered
TO a woman automobilist caught in n
traffic jam.
"Home, Sweet, Home" tho model
home building erected as an object
lesson, just south of the Treasury De-
partment, was the cause Of the trou-
BILE. That building was being wheeled
from it's site across the Intersection
Evening star., 1924-02-23

Barone~S de Cartier
Returns Here 1uesany.
! Baroness lie Cartier, wife of the
ambassador of Belgium, will return
TO Washington Tuesday from New
York, where she accompanied the am
hassauor the end of last week. The
ambassador returned to the city We'd
: ineSday.
! The minister of Sweden and Nine.
, Wallehberg will entertain at dinner
[ March 6.
Nine wallenberg entertained in-
Formally at luncheon Tuesday. She
! VIII be hostess at luncheon Tuesday.
The minister Of Bulgaria and Nine.
PanaretoT will entertain informally
| at dinner this evening in compliment
To Mr.. Nicola Michatlow, artist TO the
king of Bulga ria. The other guests
will be the members of the legation
| stan and their wives. MIR Micha low
mas completed "A portrait of the min :
istcr, hich will be shown Friday aft :
jernoon, when Nine. Panaretoff will
trcceiye.
Last evening Mr. Michailow was
host at dinner at the willard, having
as his guests the minister and Nine.
iPanaretoff and Miss Louise Prussing
of Chicago.
| The minister of Czechoslovakia. DR.
tChvalkovsky, postponed the dinner he
was to give this evening owing to the
official mourning period.
The commercial counselor of the
J British embassy and Mrs. John joyce
! Broderick will entertain a company
Of fourteen informally at dinner this
evening.
Mrs. Gertrude Divine Ritter will be
hostess at tea this afternoon from
to o'clock, in her home at 2I07
/ Massachusetts avenue. Mrs. Victor
Cushman, Mrs. Howard Chandler
| Christy and Mrs. Harold Walker will
preside at the tea table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright
will entertain a large company at
dinner at the Hamilton Monday eve
/. ming.
Mr. Justice Edward T. Sanford and
Mrs. Sanford will be the guests of
Mrs. J. y. Sullivan and Miss Laura
] Thornborough at the annual banquet
of the International Association Of
Art and Letters at the LII Fayette
Hotel February IS.
Bishop and Mrs. Mcdowell will be
at home at the bishops residence,
/ 210T Wyoming avenue. Monday after
noon and evening, February 20.
Nine. Yousry Pasha, wife of the
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Woman's Purse Snatched.

Marie Carnot, 62S 10Th street north
west, was robbed of her handbag last
night while passing near the corner
of I'd and + streets northeast The
bag, containing So in cash and keys,
was snatched from her hand by a
young colo-ed man. whose deScrip-
tinn waS furnished the police
Evening star., 1924-02-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Recently elected officers Of the G..
a. Il. and Women's Relief Corps will
pc installed Monday night. at 1880
O'Clock. in G. =. r. Hall.
Lfghter-thnn-nir ships will he ex-
planned by Starr Truscott of the
Navy Departments bureau Of aero
nauticS. and one of the designers of
TUESDAY night at O'clock, of the
Laymen's League of All Souls JJui-
tartan Church, at 18th and Harvard
streets northwest
Representative Louis W. FaircbjI5
of Angola, Ind, will be the PRINCIPAL
speaker at the Indiana Societys meet
ing Monday night, at the Ebbitt Ho-
tel, at S o'clock.
Mrs. Carnline Greenfield of New
York will address the Washington
Chapter, Hadassah, at the Unity Club
tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The MardeiIe Social Club will hold
a leap year dance at the Cairo Hotel.
February IS.
Representative Arthur N. Free of
We Must Guard Our Gates" before
the Women's City Club, Monday night
at $50 o'clock.
The Northwest w. G.. r. L.. will
meet Friday night at 1880 O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. NJ. G. Copeland,
e7o9 Woodley road.
The Rubin.tein Club will conduct
an afternoon card party March II
in the ballroom of the New willard
Hotel. Mrs. Frank Lord, 2eo1 18th
street, is in charge of table reserva-
tions.
IOynity Chapter. No. 81. will hold q
card party at Gave1 Club Tuesday.
The monthly meeting Of the North b
Reach Home Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. Louis Raeder, Tuesday.
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
louis P. Reed and Mary Y. Roach. both Of
Mccall pate Of Norfolk, Va, and Myrtle
John n. Mason and Irene Blackwell.
Herbert II. Buckhoiz and Esther n. Mcnta-
Evening star., 1924-02-23
Carn of Tbanks.

WILLIAMS. We wish TO express our thanks
and apprecia ton to our friends for their
sympathy. kindness and assistance during
the brief illness and a. the death Of our
husband and father. JOSEPH l. WILLIAMS.
WIFE AND pACGHTER