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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued

at the office of the Board of Public Works
- S1'0 N''' CHARLES Z. COFFIN.
w H. FREEMAN.
M. j. SPENCER,
Board of Public Works City of Indian
Dec, s. 8. 10 II. IL, 13, 10. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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Board Of Public Works. City of Indian
apOlls-
lee :. q. 10. IT, II. -. -. I124.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD


Indianapolis. Ind. Dee s, 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby gwen by the Board
Of Public Works of the City % Indian
apolis Indiana that on the 5th day of
December. 1929. they approved an assess
ment roll showing the prima facie assess
ments for the following described public
Improvement. is authorized by the I'm
provcmeut Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No. 1882.
FIRST ALLEY WEST OF GRACELAND
From north property line of Thirty
To south property line OF Thirty-Fourth
St
Except the intersection OF Thirty Third
ST.
BY grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt. Asphaitic-Conerete, Concrete or
Brick laid on 6-lneh gravel concrete
foundation from . inches Of property line
10 Is inches of Troperty line to uniform
width OF ( feet
Also extending all water. gas. sewer
and other private service connections to
property line, where not already IN
All 10 be as shown on plan and as speci-
fed
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works
OF said city has fixed Wednesday, Dee
Il. 1924. - =. m. AS a date upon which
circumstances will be- wed or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described i'm said roll.
and viii determine the question as TO
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or Will be benefited i'm the amounts
named on said roll. or IN a greater or less
sum than that named on said roll
sad assessment roll showing said prfua
fa,le assessments with the names Of
owners and descriptions of property sub
.ect 10 he assessed l. on hle and may be
seen at The Office Of the Board OF Public
Works Of said city
CHARLES F. COFFIN.
w II FREEMAN.
". T. SPENCER
Board of Public Works. City OF Indian
apoiis.
U.r $. q. 10. II. 10. II. Il. 1924
.---L-.- .1..----.-L,1 /. 80 I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES
Continued
FIRST ALLEY NORTH or EIGHTEENTH
STREET.

FIRST ALLEY NORTH or EIGHTEENTH
From west property line of first alley
east of Rural Street trimming nOrth)
To east property line of first alley cast
Of Rural Street trimming south
By grading and paving the alley with
Asphalt. Aspha tic-COncrete. Concrete or
Brick, laid on 6-inch gravel concrete
foundation from inches of property line
width of II feet.
Also extending all water, gas, sewer and
other private service connections to prop
erty line. where not already in.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works
of said city has fixed Friday, Dee. 10 1924,
, p. m. as a date upon which remon-
strances will be received, or heard, against
property described in said roll. and will
determine the question as 10 whether such
lots or tracts OF land have been or will
be benefited in the amounts named on said
roll, or in a greater or less sum than
that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said prlma
tacie assessments, with the names OF own
ers and descriptions Of property subject TO
be assessed, is on file and may be seen at
the office Of the Board OF Public Works Of
said city. -
CHARLES T. COFFIN.
W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER.
Board o. Public Works, City OF Indian
Dec 10. II. IL. -. -. 16 II 1924
CITY ADVFRrTSENIF %T
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Indianapolis. Ind Doc. 6. 1924.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works OF the City of Indianapolis,
Indiana. that on the 9TH day of December.
1924. they approved an assessment roll
showing the priPa facie assess nlents for
the folio wing described public improve
inert. as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named:
Improv ment Resolution No. 1851.
BROADWAY
From north property line of Fifty
Fourth Street
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS



Iudianepous. Ind. Dec g 1924
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notlre Il hey. hy given by the Board %
Indiana. Thar oa the 9TH day ot December
1924. they approved an assessment roll
showing ~" Url-ua t7cle assessments for
the following described public improve
mcut. IA authorized hy the Improvement
Improvement Resolution 70. 1850
ORIENTAL STREET
From north property line OF Market
70 south property line Of Ohio Street.
BY grading the roadway from. curb line
10 curb line. 90 o uniform width Of II
feet: grading n" wings Of the iutersectins
alleys in similar manner and to the
widths as shown. on plan curbne both
Limestone, Herea sandstone Granite OF
hV@i-lDch Concrete curb. CNruiDc the
vin-s Of the tutersertin- alleys IN
similar mannc- and 60 the widths "a shown
radius Granite corn ers.
Al to be as shown on plan and As speci-
Persons interested in or affected by SAIL
ar-'rih.d public Improvement am hereby
n.t31',! that the Board OF rnbic Works OF
1921 - p m. as 4 date upon which re-
maustranacs Will be received or heard
against the amount assessed against c7cn
piece of property described iN said roll.
and viii determine the question rs 20
whether such lots or tracts Of land have
been or VIII hr benefited ia fhe amounts
named on said roll or in a greater or Ices
sum than that named GA said roll.
sad assessment roll showing said prima
fasic arsees5n"rfs- V.fh t'c rawes o. own
p" assessed Is on file and may h" -arn n
'ne office OF the Board OF Pubic Works Of
ad city
NJ j. spFNCFR
Board ~ Public Works, City Of Indian
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improvement Resolution No. l1lS0.
LANSING STREET
From north property line of New York
Street.
: To south property line of Michigan
Street
By grading and crawling the roadway
from curb line to curb line. to uniform
width of 30 feet; grading and graveling
the wings of the intersectlng alley in
similar manner and to the width shown
on plan. grading the lawns to a uniform
width OF 9 u feet; curbing both sides of
Berea sandstone, granite or 6X24-inch con
crete curb curling the wings Of the in
tersecting alley in a similar manner and
TO the widths shown on plan; providing
IS lin #. Of it. granite radius corners;
constructing l Catch-basin including inlet
top; providing l iron inlet; laying 80 lin
it. of 12-inch drain pipe with connections
made to inlet, catch-basln and sewer.
All to be as shown on plan and as
specified.
Persons interested IN or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board of Public Works of
said city has fixed Wednesday, Dec. 18th,
1924. = y. N. as a date upon which re-
mOnstraucCs viii be received, or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described IN SAID roll, and
VIII determine the question as TO whether
such lots or tracts Of land have been cc
will be benefited in the amounts named on
said roll. or in a greater OF les sum than
that named on said roll
said assessment roll showing said prinA
facle assessments. with The names OF own
RS and descriptions Of property subject TO
he assessed. IS on file and may he seen at
the office of the Board of Public Works
OF said city
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CHARLES Z COFFIN.

W. II. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER,
apois.
Dec. 10, II, IL. -. Is. IS. II. 1924.
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CHARLES z. COFFIN.
W H. FREEMAN.
NJ J SPENCER.
Board ~ Public Works. City Of Indian
apoiis
Dec. $. .. 10. u. L. II. l.. 1924
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

T1TrT TT-E Tlr' n = HfIA hI
r...-.--.rf- Ia ror q 1904
IT., yrrrDy TT aTtv COTCrPE.
81 ba-ebr riyln Nv the poard
of rI,tri., yvo-iss Of tba Cifv If fn.ilsr-
aoofis Indiana that on the 5th day OF
Tla..lI,+Fe- 1po4 fi,rv anrrov.f an Assess
-,..,,, v~rf sb,,,,,,ro- rho r~iy,4 f-,-a as-ezs-
r,e-fs f-- ne folfoycir- l-,-s-lhe5 public
IMPROVEMENT q. aufhor,zrf bg the I'm
provenaut Resolution named.
announcement Resoliti9n No. fc0n7
FIRST ALLEY NORTH OF THIRTEENTH
ST
From cast p-opertv line 81 Parker Ave,
To s-est r,rorfrfv line Of Oakland Ave
Nv rrs'.irr 3r5 paving the aYev With
4Lrhaft acknowledgements C0nerrte or
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE or THE BOARD

Indianapolis Ind, Dec. 6. 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board of
Public Works of the City of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the 9th day of December
1924, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment as authorized by the Improvement
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No 111S5.
LANSING. I1EfV
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CHARLES F. COFFIN.
" Il FREEMAN

NJ. J. u Il-fNIT
Board Of Public Works City OF Indian
apOlls.
Dec. $. Q, 10. Il. II -. Is 1924
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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''YO1 Are ImVited''
TO
Investigate
EaSY Terms

We loan you any amount up 20
$500 on your furniture. fixtures.
pianos. automobiles. allowing you
from one 20 thirty months time 20
repay loan. Pay all or any part OF
loan az any time and only be
charged for the sctuA time the
money ia r-zed
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or PUBLIC WORKS

10. II. IL. -. -. IS. II. 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
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" r. FREEMAN.
NJ. j. SPENCER.
Board ~ Public Works. City Of indian
apOLS
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The Washington times., 1924-05-15

Otto Van Akin. 20 years. Episcopal
Robert H. Rathvon, "a yearn a9Oa
North Capitol street.
Sarah A. Young, 80 yo0ra olA Var
mum street northwest.
Buhrman Warfield, 10 yoarA George
Washington Hospital.
Arthur 8. Littlefield, 90 years. Coor9a
Washington Hospital.
pital.
donce Hospital.
Catherine MoNulty. 4S ysGra SIS n
street southwest.
Samuel 8. simpson. 90 yoara GOorro
Warrington University Hospital.
William Hardy. IL yearA ~ Firth
, ESsaT v: q BannOn. II month. chill
Edith JoneS.i months chiidrsn's
infant Of James ana QoIdso Lssmsn.
. days, Sibley Hospital
ss Sona .tEss ma sa;u.SSe::. 10 y'Sr@ 1913
Harlan B. Lovotte, 81 years. 912l KALI
Drama road northwest.
william Green. ~ yeara eo1 W street
Flora J. Cooper IL yssrs. Bruce place
southeast.
saIiie Graves 10 pears $40 D street
southwest -
Lawrence Burgess u years. 0allingsr
Hospital.
LSonor. Ware 20 ysarS $40 P street
Milton Giles. % years. 4ss L street
southwest.
Eugene Harrison. = years. s1s v street
Dorothy Green. months. Sos II street
southweae.
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BIRTHS.

Frank W. and Alma Settlers. bov.
Charles ana Annette Di Carlo, girl
Bonnie l.. and Mamie d. Marshall. bov.
Edward b. and Nellie q. Ryan, bov.
William I. and Marguerite A. Shields.
louis W. and Alberta R. Plowman.
Frank ana Margherita PasterO. boy.
Donald and Doris Macleod, Rira.
NorbornO T. N. and Alice N. Robin
George P; ana Sara T. synde. boy and
Carroll and Alsine McwilIiamn boy.
Elmer L. and Leona Ketohum, Rfri.
Edward 3. and Mildred Kelly, boy.
Charles r. and Sarah Kidweli, girl.
William d. r. and Vera Covell, girI.
william G. and Marguerite RolIiTi, 4irl.
Thomas L., jr., and Ruth c. Hume,
Angeles II. and Deula Bacas. boy.
Paul g. and Geraldine Lauder, boy.
John and Margie Turner, girl.
Clarence L. and Elizabeth Cool. boy.
Linn and jamie Price, girl.
Harry and Ophelia Parnell, girl.
william and Della Joloy, girl.
william and Georgiana Robinson, boy.
Spencer and Annie Berry, girl
Henry and Eleanor Lee, boy.
William ana Sadie Holly, girl.
Carroll and Lydia Smith, hoy. x
s SSsTt en0 ana 1ans so SSSGsE eSK
Fred ana Bertha williams, boy,
James H. and Pearl M. Bryan, girl
William and Ada M. jackson, boy.
, Kilvers and Mollie baltimore, boy.
George and Estelle Courtney. boy.
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Or
ALEXANDRIA
PLAN DRIVE
"DeaI.at Home Is Slogan Of
Campaign to Be Put
Under Way

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 49,
The final report on the Deal at
Home campaign, which IL to be
launched In the near future by the
Retail Merchants Club OF the
Chamber of Commerce. was made
at q meeting Of the Club last
night.
The questionable to be sen. out
to the people in Alexandria by the
Club In an effort to find out In
what way local merchants fall
short in competing with their out
of-town competitors has been COM
pleted. The merchants hope to OBJ.
tain clues for the increase Of their
business and final Suggestions to
make the Deal at Home" CAM
paign moro effective.
"A request was made at the meet.
ing that the merchants decorate
their stores for the Red Mems Con-
vention which will be held May 81
and ~.
The election OF officers for the
grand chapter Of the Order OF
Eastern Star. which is in session
here, will be the chief business to.
day. The business sessions OF the
chapter are being held IN the Elks
hall.
The Rev. DR.. william 8. Ham
mond, pastor Of the Southern Meth.
odist Church. spoke before the reg
ular weekly meeting Of the Kiwanis
Club today in the auditorium Of the
Chamber of Commerce.
DIR. Hammond's talk was on
Municipal Government"
Word was received from a brother,
George Benner, Of Snellingdale, Pa,
by Director Of Public Safety Paul
B. Morton. assured the removal and
burial Of the body Of Bernard Ben
ner, forty-two, who died at the Alex.
andria Hospital yesterday after a
short illness.
Benner was employed here as a
cigarmaker.
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices 70 Main $3.50. Obituary Desk
FRANK BARROW

Frank Barrow, legislative clerk OF
the House Of Representatives, il
dead following an attack of heart
trouble suffered while heA was in
speeding his new home, at the end
Of Massachusetts avenue extended.
last night. He was fifty-one years
sold.
He was dead before the arrived
Of bis physician, Doctor e, w.
Burch, 336 Maryland avenue north.
east. The funeral win be held fol.
lowing the arrival Of Mr.. BarrOw's
former employer, Frank w. Mondell,
member OF the War Finance Corpo.
ration and former member or Con.
eress, who IL now away from Wash
ington.
Mr.. Barrow has been q familiar
figure at the Capitol for twenty
four years. He came to Washing.
ton as secretary to Senator Clark
Of Wyoming. Two years later he
became secretary to Congressman
Mondell, serving In that capacity
until Mr.. Mondell became House
leader in 1919, when he was made
legislative clerk.
Mr.. Barrow was one OF Wyo-
ming's pioneer newspaper men. He
was founder Of the Casper Tribune,
now the largest paper in the State,
and was editor of the Douglas
Enterprise. He was a brother Of
the late Bill Barrow, nationally
known as "the Sagebrush Phlloso-
pher." He Is survived by his widow
and son, Robert, twelve years old.
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Historic Bridge Goes
Out at Harper's Ferry
As Flood There Recedes

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va, May
16-The historic old bridge across
the Potomac river here-the same
bridge that was crossed and re-
CROSSED by the Union armies in the
eixties-haS fallen victim to the
Potomac flood.
The old structure which had with.
stood the ravishes of the elements
for over fifty years, was on the
Maryland side Of the boundary line,
The buffeting received during the
last two floods proved too much,
and the creaking structure was torn
from its Inoorings. Scores of people
who had journeyed to that point to
view the falling waters of the river.
just escaped being preqipitated into
the river, when the structure was
torn loose, Immediately after they
had crossed. Traffic at that point
will be held up for an indefinite
time.
With the gradual slibsiding of the
flood, the stricken sections are rap.
idly recovering. Traffic was resumed
TO Cumberland yesterday, when the
water fell below the floor OF the
Licking creek bridge. Scores of
tourists, who were confind to Han
cock and nearby towns were able to
resume their journey today.
Those who have homes near the
rivers banks were preparing to re-
turn to them today, when a seven.
teen.foot fall Of the river brought
It nearly to it's banks. At Harpers
Ferry. the waters have returned to
their banks, leaving the town cover.
ed by blanket Of mud foot deep.
The Charles Town, w. Va, fire de.
partment Is making efforts to wash
It away today with streams of water
under high pressure.
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FARM, BANK, AND POSTAL
BILLS PUSHED IN HOUSE

In line with plans of leaders to
adjourn on June Z, the House Rules
Committee voted today to push the
following measures ahead:
McNary-Haugen farm relief bill.
The bill to increase the pay Of
postal employees.
The bill to liberalize national bank
ing laws.
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III GlelnoEIaIIl

CAT.E.AN-Yn sad but devoted remern.
brnnce Of our dear HUSBAND &ng
father. LAWRENCE F. CALLAN,
who departed this life one year AsO
ms WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RATIEY. IN sad but loving rem T en- en-
brance Of MRS, MATILDA KAlE taea ;
who departed this life, May 1e' HAe'
One year seems but Q day. 80
zach moment brings to minu
The form. the touch Of motnnssrs
The friend unlike any we IIno'
Husband, Children and Brother An
drew.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.


Rates delivered ~ CARRIER ID wash,
ington and AlexandrlAs The Waahing-
ton TIMES daily only. 4 delivered by
carrier at ISc per week, and The WASH
IngtOn TIMES. daily. III combination With
the sunday HERALD. Il delivered Ger
mail. Or teIephons Main $3.50. cciisetsoa
!. made weekly ~ carriers.
Special Combination Rate
DAILY and Sunday Herald ana
Evening Times
Soo Per week, Delivered bv Carries.
~ Editions for Soos
Rate by Mall
Payable IN Advance.
Dally TIMES with Sunday HERALD
one Year ....... e1e,ee
Six Months sssss zoe
Three Aonthn -. 4Bo
Daily Only: sunday HERALD;.
One Year 80. $500 One Year t..s $500
6Ix Months J. $50 Six Months ). o.So
Three Months las Three Months 1.e6
One Month :. - One Month - .Se
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MRS. SALLTE A. YOUNG.

Final rites for Mrs. Sallie A.
Young, widow Of Charles T. Young,
former Cedar Grove merchant. who
died Tuesday at the home Of her
son, Carleton Young, Of this city,
Will be held tomorrow afternoon
at the Methodist Church at Cedar
Grove.
Mrs. Young was a native and life.
long resident of Maryland, and is
survived by two sons, Carleton. of
Washington, and Linwood Young,
Of Cedar Grove.
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A DAYS
WALK
JIM KING
OUR DAILY TOAST

His able qu0vGnfiners,
They giUs the tOSDn a helping
hand
In housing sc0vlotiners.
Ed. Note: "Scarlatiners" is a
brand-new noun, meaning per-
sons afflicted with scarlatina,
scarlet fever. and so on. If
necessary, we will invent other
nouns for the sake of rhyme,
such as 'tmumpers." Chicken.
poxists," etc.
After a tree conservation talk
at the Rotary Club yesterday, Ed
Droop and a visiting Rotarian
clamored to recite poems about
wood, Ed getting the floor first
and the visitor running second.
II Delegate Dan Sutherland
ever addresses the club on reindeer
preservation in Alaska, we will
beg permission to recite 1.-THE
Night Before Christmas" and II
that doesn't bring down the
house, we win follow with 1.-The
Shooting Of Dan McGrew."
The meanest man in the world
does not rob poor boxes. He lives
in Park View. His little son last
night was Fostering HIM to go for
q car ride to look at the raging
Potomac. But papa was count.
Ing his pennies and saying mo. {"
Finally the parent relented. He
remembered that the child had
never seen the river before.
So they walked down and looked
at the reservoir.
Cuthbert Lee, associate score.
tary Of the American Federation
OF Arts, holds the record tor the
years worst Joke.
Addressing the federation YES.
terday q. m. he was deplorinR hia
newnesB' on the Job, and wanted
20 say something aprupos. He
YVES reminded, he said, Of q re-
marx made by q small niece, aged
1--WE. who had gone out TO dinner
with her parents.
TheSe was no high chair IN the
hosts home. so the child was
seated atop q huge old dictionary
ON her chair at dinner.
catch your breath! the Jokes
The little girl pointed down 70
the musty book below her and
said to her elders:
% newt -
Our idea Of good Joke IN the
one Congressman Davev of ohio
tell on himself. He saws:
During my campaign for cleo
lion my manager and were
nivver1ng through the COUNTRY
when q tire died. My friend went
70 q farmhouse to get a lack. and
returned with the jack and the
Mr.. Jones'" he said to the
farmer, Il want you to meot Mr..
Oavey our next Congressman"
NOW, when farmers meet pro-
spective Congressmen. thew o,,rht
70 be impressed. This one WASN'T.
He stroked his chin whiskera ana
looked me UP and down with 3
sour expression. After a willis
he drawled:
"Waaaal. I guess we rot To
have Congressmenp
Frank Weller IL hobblinx
around on canes or anything eiee
THESE days, as he is just getting
over q dislocated knee. =
The injured member. saws
Frank. win be out OF the cast In
q week. but II 10 likely our in.
Dormant win not take part IA the
olympic games this year-
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

John d. L. johnson. 20, Of Arlington,
Va, and Edyth L. Burke, 10. The Rev
erend H. l.. Durrant.
Charles william Hannigan, jr., II, and
Muriel Yvonne Tucker, 10, both OF Bal
timore, Nd. The Reverend H d.
II. Newton Halfpenny, %, and Cath
crime d. Williams 20. The Reverend L.
johnson. &
Israel schlaffsr. 20. and Rose Resnik,
Mattingly.
John b. Larson. "a. and Ethel q.
Yohe, Is. Reverend Charles Wood.
IS. Reverend a. ID. 6pielman.
Charles w. Mahon, 20. and Augusta
KrAmmS. %. Reverend W. NJ. HOff-
James D. Williams. IS. Of Alexandria,
and Carrie 8. Roland. -. Reverend
= JAMES ms y. Coz. II. ana ca,h.r,n. y.
Yeatman. 10. Reverend b. x. Bis
chott.
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JOHN +. LAWS.

Masonic rites will be conducted
at Metropolitan M. e. Church to.
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock for
John T. Laws, secretary to Super
intendent of Police Major Daniel
Sullivan, who died yesterday at his
home, 1454 Euclid street northwest,
from heart disease.
Two hours before his death he
had attended the circus with his
wife and their young daughter.
Death came after an illness Of only
a few minutes. Mr.. Laws had been
secretary to the last three superin.
tendents Of police and he, was a
member Of Acacia Lodge No. 1S,
b. A. A. M.
He Is survived by his widow,
Annie Louise Laws and their
daughter.
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MARTHA SPENCER

DIHTINGUIeHHD MENTAL Psychic
MEDIUMfAND LIFE READER.
81 YEARS SUCCESSFUL PRACTICE IN
er,-vWT WASHINGTON. D: g.
STUDIO, 924 14TH ST. N. w.
WILL TELL you THE OBJECT OF
YOUR CALL, NAMES OF FRIENDS.
RELATIVES AND ACTUAL FACTS
CONCERNING YOUR LIFE AND CIR
CUMSTANCES. WHICH YOU KNOW
TO BE ABSOLUTELY TRUE. ONE
VISIT TO
MARTHA SPENCER
WILL REPAY YOU FOR DISAPPOINT-
MENTS IN OTHERS. THIS LADY
DOES NOT READ 10 PLEASE you,
BUT GIVES ONLY TRUTHFUL AD-
VICE you CAN DEPEND UPON
SATI6FACTION GUARANTEED OR NO
+ d ACCEPTED. IMMEDIATELY
BENEFITED AND PERMANENTLY
HELPED By CONSULTING HER AT
ONCE.
The Washington times., 1924-05-15

The great increase In crimes nj
violence In the United States. called
the crime wave," Is parallel 10 the
use Of heroin as an addiction drmg.
The word herOln Is derived from
: the word hero, because the herOiTl
addict, In the early stages OF aifllc.
ton, feels himself q hero, and viii
DO or dare any desperate thing.