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New Britain herald., 1924-11-06
COINS FOR POLAND

Warsaw, Nov. 6.-The United States supplied 1c,ooo,o00 silver coins Of one zloty and 6,ooo,o0o sil- yer coins of two zlotys. Trance and Great Britain are also ninting coins for Poland from silver furnishel by the Polish treasury. In 1925, how ever. silver Polish coins will be eX- clusivelv minted in the United States out of the 12o tons of silver pur- chased in the United States by the Polish government.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-06
Common Council Asked
 To Parade November II

Cards are being sent out today 10 members of the common council in viting them to participate in the Armistice Day parade November H. Stores will close at 5 o'clock Tn the afternoon, and etnployes who are to take part in the parade will he re- leased from work at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-06
n. D, AT EI.KS' MEETING

District Deputy T. r. O'Longhln of Rockville will pay an official visit to New Britain lodge of Elks this evening. Several candidates will he initiated. Luncheon will be served.
New Britain herald., 1924-11-06
EGYPTIAN COTTON CROP

Cairo, Now 6.--The Egyptian cot ton crop was estimated today at S. 379,S62 kantars, of which 2.497- GAS are sakelarides, and 3,SS22l4 other varieties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

LIE dies FOR a living
II Every time Joe KING Is az.
signed 10 role In a motion picture
he Immediately prepares himself for
a death scene. Poor Joe has been
killed moro times for the ediflcati0n
Of movie fans than Lenine has for
newspaper readers. But. unlike Len.
inc, Joe fully expects TO keep right
on with his dying" for some tim. TO
come.
Directors started Killing Joe
quite some time ago. Perhaps IL was
because King did the death scene 80
well ON his first attempt that almost
every director who used him after.
ward thought that II would be a
shame to lot the man live thru the
picture when he could die so effec.
lively. Anyway. King did series Of
Northwest Mounted Police pictures
and was killed off in every one Of
them. And when Allan Dwnn want.
cd a man TO do pathetic death scene
in Big Brother" ho naturally called
for Joe.
a few weeks ago Joe was again
called TO tho Paramount studio in
Long Island. Director Alan CroaIand
had phoned him that he had good,
sympathetic part for him in cros.
lands production for Paramount.
"Unguarded Women. which features
Bebe Daniels and Richard Dix. King
thought that he was at last going
TO be given a chance TO live thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
PANTAGEs

The Cunningham a Bennett Revue
will open at the Pantagss theater.
with the Monday matinee as the
feature attraction. presenting 4 very
artistic variety revue. entitled Beau
BFummell and Lady Fair" Erna
Alma and Victor Valenti are fea.
tured. assisted by the Beau Brum.
nell orchestra and Yonder & Marie.
The revue is said TO be very cleyeriy
staged consisting Of symphonic
melody Instrumentation. interpreted
with special song and some very
clever ideas in the art OF terpsichore.
Lillian Come. vaudevilles favorite
Coincidence, holds the added attrac.
ton honors, with Roy LaPearl. billed
as the worlds greatest aerialist. Miss
Come has an original comedy skit,
entitled. Merry Xmas," consisting
OF a program Of character comedy
mingled with songs and dances in her
ininitable style.
Roy LaPearl is in a class by him.
self, as one OF the clevcrest surprise
comedians in vaudeville. His pro.
gram consists of a live wire variety
program that promises many humor.
Gus situations.
The Three Reddingtons present
their latest comedy novelty. Bounce
Inn"
Jack North and Paul South. arc ap.
pcarins In their new seasons hit,
Friendly Enemies"
Glenn Golf Will arrange an ad.
ditional songolouge feature for this
weeks bill The Pantagescopc com.
plctes the bill with comedy feature
and the Pathe News Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
METROPOLITAN

A Lruo the term. veteran" seems
y Inappropriate when applied 20 a
youthful commedisnne, Il Is diff.
cult 60 avoid using u In connection
with Bessie Bacons length OF ssry.
ice ia "Ilghtnin. the famous
comedy classic which her father.
Frank Bacon. wrote IN collaboration
with wtncheli Smith and which
John Golden Is presenting at the
Metropolitan theator for second
weeks engagement BEGINNING sun
day night. Mas Bacon Is stiil on
the safe side OF 80 but she has ap.
peared IN upwards OF 5000 perform.
ances OF the play, For five years
she was a regular member OF the
cast appearing at the Gaicty theater.
New York, but az her own request
she was transferred 10 tho touring
company.
As most players know the Bacons
arc Caiifornanis. Bessie has been
ON the stage since she was four
years old and she has appeared with
her distinguished father In a great
variety Of plays. For several years
he family transformed In tho Far
West. and as u precocious child act
ross she Was the real star OF the
company. In tent pitched amid
The ruins she appeared In the first
theatrical performance given IN san
Francisco after the earthquake. A
few years ago she collaborated with
her father on a play that enjoyed a
successful run at the Fulton theater
Five O'clock"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Jackie CoOgan
Badfor German
B0ys--CensOe

BERLIN. June zi.-iLniis4 IrlrI
-Jaekic coogan 80 "Fe4s Hal Boy"
b "terbotenT Tor German cHHlTaa
The 'Fumpruefsteils CD otbsrriss
tie ccupDr iooksd OYer TIC puka
Of ihe youthful American Har and
tlen sent around ~ tho big hqlse
an edict, thus
Jackie CO0Ftu cannot ir played
bsfors children u tender year
Thoun1nds ~ k.ddir1. many VI
them actually weeping. vers lUrHsd
from the kiBO houses suhseqgrni.y
With tie Eruff Information fhal
-pecka Iad boy" Or Der Lalsbu
vas only FOE grUEngps. Y
The United Press inauiTlnE AZ %
the relton for this ''Vsrbot~ WAS 10
formed
"Ach, n would BE- bad f9r the
morals u our children n they Nere
70 see the I4aiisbub.reisn GDraHks n
,he I.ausbub. n h Tor us impaasible
70 tolerate that. our children must
only heo good nlma."
Tho censor. however. does not pre-
vent aisplny u certain Degenerate
pictures which elsewhere would never
b. tolerated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
PALACE HIP

starting June 81. the WIN King
COMPANY, az the Palace Hip ,heater.
Is offering new musical farce at.
traction. entitled Cry Baby" fca-
turing Win King as key Leschin-
skey. in the leading comedy roc. as
the head of a family and a man who
loves his wife and liquor. Many 10.
dicious situations. charncterixe the
performance, and the vIvacious hu.
NOR is gayly enhanced By tho clever
histriOnic ability OF the popular King
asst.
Lew Dunbar. Kings right.hAnd
man. plays another highly entertain
ing comedy role. under tho guise OF
an, elevator man. and bis unique
manner and pleasing personality are
shown to advantage. Other impor.
tant roles are taken by Honora
Hamilton. in Swedish characterize.
ton; Bess Hill. leading lady. Reeco
Gardner. Billie Bingham. Harry Da.
Wis and Howard Evans.
The plot Is intcrspersed with gay
fhlHic@Al ana uADce iuteFluatss open
ing with -My Jewel Girl" by Mile
Markic. star trio and the girls Ca.
sey Jones. the popular JAZZ soloiss.
nterprets est. Louis Gar In a song
speciality that IS scheduled 10 30
over big. Journeys End" is Don
Smiths number. with the King
choristers.
THAT Old Gang Of Nine is an.
Other number sung By Mile Mar
Vie. Don Smith. Jimmy EllArd and
Casey Jones.
Popular Ruby Adams silgs New.
r Again, with the girls OF the
'rystai runway and trio. \ number
" clever song and dance surprises
are In store for patrons. and a Jolly
prosram IS promised.
Hermie King features & choice or.
chestral program as a prelude 10
the performance. Souvenir photos
OF Hermie King are to be given la
dies attending matinees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
SCREEN

Betty Compson, considered
by many the most beautiful
girl on the screen. is at the
Blue Mouse In Miami" The
Heilig Is showing n dramatic
picture. "rhe Plunderer," "
with Frank Mayo and Thorn
as Santschi staging a great
battle. THE Fighting Amer
lean" brings Pat 0'Malley
and lovely little Mary Aston
TO the Columbia. The Win
ter Garden will show James
Oliver Curwood's latest story.
THE Broken Silence" which
goes OH view Sunday at the
Winter Garden, and Madge
Kennedy is TO be here again
in Three Miles Out" this
time at the Colonial, starting
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Ralph Graves
Is the Typical
American Boy

MACK sENRETTs search Tor
Nl the typical American boy haa
ended De has belectcd Ralph
Graves
I'Qr months Sir sennett secured
not only Hollywood but The entire
country Iie wanted q youuE actor
Who not only looked the part, but
was the part AZ iari be selected
Ralph Graves
And this " what Graves D. Ike;
he b. 20 years old. 9 feet ~
inches tall. weighs i7O pounds eyes
of blue. brown hair.
re - from the Middle West A.
a young boy bis experiences WIRE
about those u the normal Middle
West younEster
And the quality that he admirea
most IN women ~ honesty Ala
likes girls who haye an ambition 10
DO something tn life.
Has an AnKio.Sax0n distale for
displays ~ scntimenL
he likes books that reflect hope.
idenlism and optimism Does not
like the so-cailed young intel
lectunls" and their cynical viewpoint
on hfeT
Now ~ Mack Sennett hghtT Does
Ralph Graves represent the typical
American boy and the typical ideals
and standards Of Young America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
UPR0AR IN HOLLYWOOD

a deathly silencel 4 flondlsh yell,
A calmor OF tongues! uproar,
No. dear reader not a mob OF
screaming. bloodthirsiy derv!ahes In.
tent on murder nor even an African
big game party with its noisy half.
craEed Kaffirs bringing a forocious
tiger to hay. but only an every day
scene in Hollywood.
The location; That haven OF al.
rectorial genius and card manipu.
lators, The Motion Picture Directors
club.
The action: A game. Poker? No.
not poker nor auction bridge. nor
even NAH jongg, but just a friendly
Nwcetl tweetD round OF that brain
fatigulng gamef OF HEARTS.
Tho denouement land couse OF up.
roar; Phil Roson being slipped the
Indy"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

johnny Walker aud MARI
Carr IN a scene from "T'he
Spirit Of the u. S. A." the
first photopLav production
they hare appeared ia TO-
Oether since "OUer the Hill"
IN all the cinema world there Is no
Il sveetcr mother and son team thnn
Mary Carr and Johnnie Walker. II
was this famous pair who started a
flood Of mother pictures while
ago. when they appeared In over
tho Hlll."
"The Spirit Of the L. s. A" which
has been booked for "A showing at
the Hellig soon. brings these two
stars together again. And Il Is d
coincidence that they are playing In
Ia picture written and directed by q
mother and son. Emory johnson.
whose followers are myriad directed
the picture. and his mother, Emile
johnson. Ia the author.
Those who witnessed a preview Of
this feature a short time ago 1T one
OF the local exchanges were unanl.
nous In their views that u is the
best moiher.ioyc picture since over
the Hili" and "Humorcsque,
Tears. laughter and thrills are the
three prcdominnting elements. No
director Of pictures - any more ca
pablo ~ working in unexpected eli.
MAKES than Emory johnson.
johnson has selected his support.
ing cast with care Again you'il fec
little Gloria Grey. the Limberlost giri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
WINTER GARDEN

Moving picture fans are prone 10
take everything for granted. They
think that mast 81 the thrills seen
In picture arc fixed. tricks Of the
camera man. or examples OF the In.
genuity Of The director. bu. N they
think that tho dog fight which e.
one ~ tho big scenes IN The James
oliver Curwood stop'. The Broken
silence " which opens al tho Winter
Garden Sunday. b faxed they win
BE- badly fooled, for the reason that
two rival dos teams were urcd. and
while n was not INTENDED they
6iioil4 actually como 20 grlps. All n.
forts ~ tho director and his assist.
ants failed 70 prevent a fight.
HcuR keofc. the star or the pic.
'ure. ~ surrounded by capable
cast. Including j. barney shorty and
Robert Elliott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
STAGE

"Lighmin." the John Col
den production, which opened
a weeks engagement at the
Metropolitan last Sunday.
has been such a success that
the management has ar
ranged for an additional
weeks booking. Cry Baby"
is the new musical comedy
offering at the Palace Hip.
and q feature of the new
program, which opens Moli-
day afternoon at the Pan
tages, viii be a big musical
revue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Movie Quiz

THREE queries received by
L the motion picture depart
ment OF The star this week
concerning movie players have
inspired a quis column. II
there is anything you want 20
know about your picture favor
ties wen tEy 10 tell you. The
quiz column will be printed each
Saturday or II you want a per.
sonRl reply. send a stamped.
selfaddreSssd envelope. II you
do not want your name printed
just sign initials.
On g. v, wants TO know
whether OF not Jack Fiekfort's wife
Marilyn Miller - appearing in IN,
movies
A--No. she isu't, but it IS s.it
plans are under way for Agarilyr
10 make her screen debut som,
time in tho near future.
Q. wan you please tell mo John
ME Walkers address,
L. EHRLtS.
a. Address Johnnie Walker. Fox
Studio, Los Angeles, Cal.
Q.-what has happened to Pear
White? JACK II.
A-Mlss White has left the
screen. Last picture work she did
was to assist directing a photoplay
Miss White is now In Paris. where
she Is very much In the lImeliEhi
In the social whirl
OILS IL true that Mary Pickford
Is coming 10 Scatter RUBY II.
A.-Thsre Is chance Mary and
Douglas Fairbanks win return "a
Los Angeles. via Seattle. Word
comes to US from tho Fairbanks
studio that this is very likely "a
happen. We hope no. don't you
Ruby?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
BANG
POWELL EE.'
sBOOOOONIp

or all the screens leading worcen
Diana Alden has the worst luck
when it comes to explosive tires.
She 10 invariably supplied with a
blowout whenever on her way to
the studio. Now. after having com.
pIeted her part in Dynamite Dan"
for Sunset productions. she is Civ.
ing heg autos rubber shoes a thoro
once-over. She Is inclined 10 be.
lieye that this noise attends her be.
cause she was featured in Might
Life In Hollywood"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
JAMES CRUzE

james CRUZ has completed The
Production u Merton Of the Nov
ss" ~ Paramount picture. Glenn
Hunter. who - starred M The pie.
ture. has returned 10 New York
ana viii resume the road Tour q
the stage version. SIR. Cruze will
begin work soon on the production
Of THE Cafe OF Fallen Angels" a
story by r. Leroy Scott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Rudolph Valentino has be-
come a camcraman. For his
own amusement he takes pie.
iurcs Of scenes Ia ~ sainted
Devif In which he does not np.
pear, He intends TO keep the
film record himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Joe King Holds Unbroken
Dying Record in Movies

picture. Hopefully reporting 20 Mr..
Crosland, Joe was told lac was 10
play the role Of Capt Griffith Ban.
ming. an American army officer.
Needless TO say ZOO diea noble
death 90 the baltletIslds Of France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Of Luis Hlccardi, the amster mind q
tie rum running system. and Ivan
llnow snaclins ruffianly bully and
Yilinlnous character known as
Bull JorFen.
Fort. McDomott and ilnow have
appeared IN some ~ the biggest
screen successes 81 tho past year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

In an appealing role. Carl stockdale.
Rosemary Cooper and cuyler suppiee
arc also IN prominent roles.
THE Spirit Of the u. s. A." u The
kind Of a picture the whole family
will want 10 sec. u. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
Here Is Some
Good News

THEODORE ROBERTS will hayo
i a part IN Cecil DC Miles new
picture. Feet OF Clay" This Is tho
first acting Roberts has been able to
do since his serious Illness which
sent him 10 the hospital in Pittsburg
while on u vaudeville tour. For
weeks the veteran character mans
lifo was dcspalred of, but nc rallied
and returned to Hollywood where
his rocuperation has been rapid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Walter Hers. rotund comedian.
has contracted to make u series Of
two.recl comedies for tho Educational
Film Exchange under supervision OF
Al Christie.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Paul Bern, recently appointed a
Paramount director by Jesse l..
LasISy. has started tho production
Of his first picture at the West
Coast studio. II is open All
Night" by Wills Goldbock. sug.
rested by the stories OF Paul Mo.
rand, The cast includes vlola
Dana. Adolphe MenJou. Raymond
Griffith. Jotta Goudal and Maurice
u. Lefty Flynn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
nLuE MOUSE

J barney sherry, who has an I'm.
portAnt part IN Miami" tho Alan
Grassland society picture starring
Betty Compron. now playing az the
Blue Mouse, has had long and var
lod screen experiences. His dignlned
bearing aud talent for character
work enable him 70 play sym.
pathetic father. a man OF tho world
or a priest with equal facility. u
- as tho latter that he gave such
a fine performance IN The White
Sister" with Lillian Gish.
His pictures include Burn I'm
Up BarncA" '-rhs Lotus Eaters.
shadows Of the Sea" Back Pay. q"
Island Wives" Tho Broken g..
lenos- (Which IL also hero this
week., "a woman's a Woman. +"
Till We Meet Again" ''NOtoriety."
Secrets Of Paris" "sufe Pre-
Flint" what Fools Men Are
The Inner Alan" and "Jscauel.no +"
In Miami" Mr sherry gives an
expert portrayal a. too. tolerant
father OF a modern girl
HEIIIG
Frank Mayo. lead. and Jim Ma.
son. heavy. stage ierfi1c fight in
George Archalnblue's new William
Fox production. ~rho Plundercr.
the story Of which deals with clash .
Ing mine interests, siAlWart men.
and romance Jim Mason ia right
hand man TO Tom santschi. tho
other heavy o. the story. Frank
Mayo, head Of the mine which 4
being plundsred BY santschi and
Mason. Ia nearly killed aa tho re-
suit Of being deliberately entoml,ed
IN tho mine by Mason. When lie
comes 10 the towns only dancehall
and sees Mason playing faro, ho
goes after him. Tho oniookers
make no effort 10 prevent the night.
Frank. livid with rage. battles
them down aud by force OF mental
and physical force. subdues their
peaceful tendencies
BY popular request Manager aIc.
kee 10 holding over the Los An.
Relcu Newsboys' quartet. The boys
have been mailing great hit NJ
the Heilig.
OAK
Marion Davies Is back again In
Little Old New York" This pic.
ture IL ono or tie big productions
OF the season and has been enjoying
great popularity Miss Davies has a
charming roe. At Patricia o'Day.
she assumes the part OF an Irish
boy. Her exciting adventures In
America often get her into trouble.
and once into real danger. when she
is pursued by a mob and tied up TO
the whipping post
The picture, which viii bo shown
NJ the oak for three days, starting
Sunday. is an adaptation OF Rida
Johnson Young's stage play.
COLONIAL
Madge Kcnnoy. popular star or the
stage and screen. appears in tho lead.
ing role in "Three Miles out, a,John
Emerson.Anita Loos story. which
will bo shown for three days at the
Colonial. beginning Sunday.
In addition to tho charming and
irresistible star Harrison Ford will
DO seen in heroic role. playing "op.
positc" Miss Kennedy: Marc McDer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21
OOIIMnIA

HVNHE FIGHTING AMERICAN"
Il awarded the scholarship prize
Ia the intercollegiate scenario contest
that Carl iaemmlc. president u I'M.
versal Pictures corporation. con,
oeived. j. now having ia first show
ing az the Columbia. Screened us Il
Universal Jewel and played by AN ALL
star east under direction Of Thomas
Forman. THE Fighting American
tells In "A brisk and humorous fash
ion the adventures Of college youth
who. AFTER he waA expelled and dis
owned by hts fnther. followed tho Girl
he loved 90 China. William Elwcll
oliver University Of California hiu.
dent won tho scholarship with this
story
Tho cast Is very good. Including
Pat o'Maiiey. MARY Aston Raymond
ilatton and Warner GLAND. The lat.
ter gives another ono Of his popular
Oriental Characterization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-06-21

Upper left, Thomas Jeffer-
sou as Bill Jones in Light
MIN" the John Golden pro-
dHction which is being held
over another Week at the
Metropolitan, Upper right,
Lillian Come, coming TO the
Pantages Monday. LoWer
left, HoHora Hamilton, COM
edienne. Nth VIII King
Players, Palace Hip.
Evening star., 1924-05-12
HOOVER ASKS EARLY
| PURCHASING OF COAL
Says Summer Buying Will Pre-.
vent Car Shortage During
/ Early Fall.
URGES STORAGE OF FUEL
May, June and July Periods of
Lowest Prices.
URGES STORAGE OF FUEL

An appeal to the coal consumers of
the nation to prevent a coal shortage
by laying in coal supplies during the
summer was made today by Secretary
Hoover. Urging industry to purchase
Its stocks during the slack coal sea-
son to prevent congestion on the rail-
roads during the fall, which. Mr.. Hoo
yer said, would tend to increase the
coal prices and create a shortage.
Ihe appeal was made in a letter to
the national and state trade associa-
tlons in the United States.
The fall car shortage" Secretary
hoover said, always has the effect of
increasing the price of coal and of
seriously disturbing the whole eco
ItoHl!c machine. Security lies in re-
,pedtlnS the storage performance of
last year by the manufacturers of the
country taking reserves of coal dur
ing the months of May, June and
July, thus foregoing the necessity of
coal shipments during the peak period
IN competition with the household
movement. Outside of strike years
tnese summer months are universally
the period of lowest bituminous coal
prices
We also have a national problem in
the long view of securing cheapar
codl py maintaining more regularity
III the production of our coal mines
aenroush planning out it's seasonal
fluctuations. This can only be brought
ABOUT If the consumers are willing 10
store coal during the low production
season"
Evening star., 1924-05-12
ASK VETS RECOGNITION.
Legion to Call Attention of U. s
Departments to Delay.

Arrangements have been made for
calling attention of the government
departments to what is considered
delay In. properly recognizing the
war service of their employees, it was
announced today by the American
Legion.
committee consisting of Mai.
william Wolff Smith. general coun-
sci of the Veterans Bureau. 7 q
Rooerts. Maj. Randolph C. Shaw,
Iapt; Oliver A. Phelps and Warren
T. Miller will take up the matter
with the departments and establish
1nents, according to Paul j. McGahan.
department commander of the Amer
lean Legion.
1t is the view of Maj. Smith that
there exist many good reasons why
no action has heretofore been taken
by the departing nts. But it is now
only necessary, he believes, to call
the matter to the attention of those
interested. He has already addressed
letters to cabinet officers
Evening star., 1924-05-12
Woman. "a, Dies of Gas.

Mrs. Myra Meade, eighty-four. widow
of Edward Meade, died at Emergency
Hospital last night as a result of
illuminating gas poisoning, having been
found unconscious in her room at the
home of Mrs. NJ. A. Weeks, her niece,
332 I street southwest, where she re-
sided the past six years.
Mrs. Meade had been in i'll health
the past several years, and her niece
said she thought her mind had become
affected DR.. Herbert E. Martyr,
deputy coroner, gave a certificate of
suicide.