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The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11
KANSAS CITY WEEKLY
MARKET REPORT
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JANUARY z, 1924--Cattle receipts
at the principal Western markets were
liberal today, the result ef moderation
in weather conditions which have been
retarding shipments for the past ten
days. Prices for fat cattle ruled
steady TO Is cents lower, stockers and
feeders were steady and calves were
down 80 cents to $100. Hog prices
advanced advanced 10 60 ID cents,
under an active demand. No sheep
arrived and lambs were fully steady.
Mondays Receipts
Receipts today were $4,000 cattle,
$4,000 hogs and 5000 sheep. compared
with f1,0e0 cattle, 10000 hogs, and
5000 sheep a week ago, and 1880
cattle, 1880 hogs and 5000 sheep a
year ago.
Beef Cattle
Though trade in fat cattle opened
slowly with bids IS to Is cents lower
there was q fairly active demand later
and some kinds that suited orders
were steady and most other classes
were OF 10 to Is cents. Some
ordinary steers, especially the "dogie
class" were 20 to 25 cents lower. The
best steers offered sold at 1925 to
$1,000 but nothing with much finish
was offered. Cows and heifers were
quoted weak to Is cents lower. Most
Of the offerings were plain medium
grades. A good many COWS were off
wheat fields. Choice cows were
scarce, and no finished heifers arrived.
Veal calves were so cents to S1.00
lower.
StOckers and Feeders
Trade in stockers and feeders was
fairly active at steady prices, except
for the common classes they were
lower. There was good inquiry for
fleshy feeders. Several large punches
of Texas stockers sold at $685. to
$7.85.
Sheep And Lambs
No fat sheep arrived today. About
500 lambs were consigned direct to
killers and 1900 feeding lan1bs were on
through billing to feed lots. The
other offerings, 1000 lambs sold at
$12.c0 to S13.10. No choice handy
weight lambs were offered.
-CHAS. NJ. PEPKIN,
Market Correspondent.
The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11
OFFICIAL MINUTES

o e Board Of Supervisors County coconno 7h 1924
Pursuant law the of Supervisors met today
Present Chairman Taylor and 10y Clerk Ricke Dep
utv Clerk Mckinney County Attorney Frank HARRISON
Meeting Chairman Rittenhouse at 9'45 A. M
M enort OF VIM Been Comfy showing
during the year 1928 in the amount 0f $i9''
The of VIM Beeson County showing the collection Of
taxes for the the amount of $o5 was presented
approved. ~
The report of Tom Superior Court showing the eo
ton Of December the amount Of $0lO was pre-
ented checked with Treasurers receipt and approved
The report Clerk Of Superior Court showing the eoec
the ending December a 1928 in the amount Of @
22775 checked with FreasHrers receipts ana approved
The report H. Marine, Recorder showing the collection
month of December the amount OF Szou was cneeeo WI"
The expense report Sheriff showing the expenditure
S9 refunded to Treasurer was checked wh ea
The civil report Of showing the collection Of civil
month OF December the amount OF SzoSo was ee WI"
Treasurer's approved
The report Campbell Sheriff. showing the expenditures and re-
checked with Teurer receipts and
The license report of Campbell Sheriff. showing the collection
the amount of $14oo was checked
The report of R. j. Kidd Justice of the Flagstaff precinct showing
the month of December was presented and ap
The civil report of R. j. Kidd Flagstaff precinct
showing the collection Of December the amount
of 5000 checked Treaurers receipt and approved
The report azOn Bright Angel Trail showing the
the month of December in the amount Of S25oO was
checked Treasurer's receipt and approved
auzon Constable Grand Canyon precinct showing no
business for presented and approved
The report of Manning Health Officer showing the num-
of ndgn cared for during the month was presented and approved
Jeies County Health Officer Williams precinct
Of ndgents cared for in that district was presented
anda approved.
appointment Assessor presented
and approved
appointment Chief Deputy Assessor
and approved.
The appointment presented
and approved.
The appointment Sheriff and
proved.
printing for the 1924
he onlyb bid presented approved
Custodian of Warehouse presented
approved, $125Oo Effective
petion of warehouse
following approved by the Board
w. Supt of County Hospital.
c.. D.. erson, omm
J. B. Wright, County Engineer.
Lauzon, Custodian Bright Angel Trail
o. X. Clark, Custodian Lees Ferry.
j. B. Rcke, Clerl Board of Supervisors.
D. L. Mckinney Deputy Clerk Board of Supervisors.
The bid w Valy hundred interest for Bonds
berng High accepted
notify deliver mentioned bonds the Bank
make sight
There the Beard the
We, We Rittnhor Chairman and E. Taylor John Loy Mem
bers Of the Board Coconio
Frnk Attorney of said County each for himself
the other his OATH and That by the
Ana FrohmIer Treasurer said County
Treasury said County
That Paragraph 2449 Revised Arizona
each personally the money the County Treasury of said
The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11
STOCK BOARD MEETING

A meeting Of the state livestock
sanitary board has been called to
convene in Douglas on January n ac-
cording to an announcement by Chas.
r. Francis, secretary to the board.
The meeting Of the board will be held
il conjunction with the annual meet
ing Of the Arizona Cattle Growers as
soeiation, which meets in Douglas dur
ing the week OF January 27.
The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11
.FLEAsANT FOR PA

Father (of Mrs. Newlywed): What
was It your husband wanted to see
me about
Mrs. Newlywed: | think he wanted
to borrow a couple of hundred doll
lars from you. the dear fellow is so
anxious to get out of debt,
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and that said with the
for year ending December 31st, 1928.
following bills audited allowed and Clerk instructed
proper persons drawn the funds for
d same.
The Coconino sun., 1924-01-11
found in said treasury the following and kinds Of money

County treasury following and kinds
to-wit: I
Currency -..--........$ 100000
Silver 10000
Pennies .-... -. -...-...-~.-. IL
Items 3311363
Deposit Arizona Central Bank .$105154.18
outstanding checks 84.S1 105119.87
Deposit First National Bank 54497.00
Less outstanding checks 154497.00
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PRIZNAVA Sc K VRlAzDE
DfVKY.

Canton, O., 6. unora. y Sto-
je vedle rakve, v niz sspocivalo
telo slecny Florence Nitzma,
move fsfrte:; bylENfe~sp'
bita pred tydnem, Joseph Pier
ce, 31lety, z Detroit. dnes We.
Ger zvolal: "To je divka, kite.
rou jsem zabil." T9lo devcete
bylo nalezeno obtezkano ka.
'meny v melkem potoce v, jiho.
vychodnfm konci mesta. Do.
znanf ucineno bylo v pohrob-
nickem zavod9, kde t6lo bylo
chovano cd jeho nalezeni v pa
TEX. Pierce, jenz die vyjadre-
nj lekard, jest abnormalnim
lidskym typem, vykladal pax
podrobn9 detektivdm, jak div
ku zabil. Byl v Canton ienom
sest dni pred spachanim vraz.
dy a po ten Cas- Sc zdrzoval v
nakladni kare ma ikolejich
Pennsylvanske drahy. Je to
tulak bez domova.
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chova We vdecne pameti Wood
rowa Wilsona, verneho dusev-
niho zastupce demokratickeho
americkeho naroda."
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ROzHORCEM PROTI NEMECKU.
BYl0 vYvoLkNo JEHo BEzTAkTNo.
N0STl vtCI LS0N0vl.
NEPOCHYBNE svEDE Sc TO MA WASH.
INGTONSKEHO VYSLANCE.

Berlin, 6. lnora. = Zahra-
nicni lfad a politicke kruhy
jsou vzruseny dnes skandalem
vyvolanym tim, re nemecky
velvyslanec We Washingtone
nepodilel Sc ma narodnim smut
ku "a ex-presidenta Wilsona.
Berlin, kdyz byl poznal, jakou
bouri proti sobe rozpoutal, ne
pochybn9 uvalf celou zodpo-
vednost ma bedra velvyslance
Wiedfeldta, jenz pax $ nejvet-
81 ochotou poda resignaci.
Pc radiogramech, kabelo-
gramech a telegramech hrnou
cich sc z Washingtonu, New
Yorku. Londyna a Parize, 1--WE
domila 81 nemecka vlada, ze-
jmena zahranicni trad, re Ne
mecko opet jednou provedlo
kardinalni hloupost, jez NIUE
poskoditi jeho zaimy zejme-
ma nyni, kdy zde dli americti
financnf odbornici a kdy slib.
ne bylo zapocato Americe
Sc sbirkami pro Alleniv fond
pro n8mecke d6ti.
,Urednici " zahranicnim mi
nisterstvu snazili Sc vysvetlo
watt americkym koresponden
tim, jak se 10 ~stalo.s zc vla5Rl
mad nemeckym vyslanectvfn
we Washingtonu nebyla spus.
tena do pil zerdi, ale nedarilo
Sc Jim to.
Gredni verse, ktera byla row
Fnez rozsirena ma oklamani ne
meckeho verejneho min6ni
veskerym n6meckym tiskem
jest. ze "nemecky velvyslanec
We Washingtone kabelografic-
ky tazal Sc ministerstva zahra
nici. m6l-li by uciniti uredni
projev soustrasti a uredne sc
podileti ma narodnim smutku,
nacez vlada odpov6dela velmi
podrobne, zaujavsi stanovisko,
re nemel by byti tlumocen "a
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y Washington, c6. lnora.
.Predseda nejvySsiho soudu
Taft stizens byl dnes zachva-
tenn nezazivnosti q lekar ma
lridil obdobi naprosteho klidu.
Ackoli zachvat- netrval 'dlouho
q stav p. Tafta neni pokladan
"a vazny, lekaf mu naffdil,
aby ufehl.
+ Nasledkem teto nemoci p.
Taft nemohl Sc slcastniti pohf
|bu ex-presidenta Wilsona. pro
nejz byl jmenovan jednfm z
Gestnych nosici rakve. Sou
casne vzdaf Sc cesty do New
Yorku q do New Haven, sve-
no byvaleho domova, ma niz sc
chtel vydati Ultra. DR.. Clay
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FRANCIE ZAPLATf SVE
DLUHY.

Pariz, 6. dnora. 'Ffan-
Gle beze strachu .snesla hlIBsi
rany a bolestnejsf, nezli ztra-
ty financni, a bude stati pevns
v budoucnosti, jako staia. y mi
nulosti. ~" TAX prohlasil presi-
dent Millerand pfi vcerejsim
banketu ma pocest republican
skych zurnalistd..- "Jak to prij-
de, ze jeff odpdrci maji- tax
kratkou pamet'?- Ona nenf' bez
myslenkovitou ami nestalou,
Ona vi, CO chce. q take to do.
stane. Ona chce, ably drfvejsi
jeji nepfatele zaplatili syste-
maticky zphsoben6 skody. Po-
nevada domldvy selhaly, ona
jest nynf nucena spolu Sc svy.
mi belgickymi pfateli uchyliti
Sc k nasili a pojistiti 81 nezkra
Gene zaplaceni vseho, CO jest
il dluhovano. Avsak nyni "a.
vazky, jez musela prevziti, na
sledkem selhanf iejich verite.
lii stavaji Sc splatnymi. Fran.
Gle svym zavazkim dostoji
Ably docilila vitezstvi, obeto.
vala sve syny; aby uchovala
svdj over bez pohromy, jes'
ochotna datit v3echny sv6 zdrc
je. Takov& jest jednotn6 vi
le Francie bez ohledu ma stra'
n.y."
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dny lfedni projev soustrasti,
iezto Wilson hyl soukromym
obcanem V dobe sve smrti, ale
re jinak nemecky velvyslanec
mdze uciniti, co "a dobre IL
zna, pokud bude Sc osobn6 po-
dileti ma narodnim smutku a
pohrebnich obfadech."
Co vsak Sc skutecne stalo
jest, re velvyslanec Wied-
feldt, jenz dobre vedel. co sc
sluselo, kabelografoval do Ber
lima, ze bude tlumociti 1fedni
soustrast a posle venec jme-
mem nemecke vlady, nacez "a
hranicni ministerstvo dalo
Wiedfeldtovi urcite instrukce,
aby tax necinil. Wiedfeldt 81
tento rozkaz vlady prirozen6
WHO'LL. re nem6la byti vlajka
spustena do p1l zerdi mad bu-
dovou velvyslanectvi a ze VII
bee mel Sc zdrzeti vseho dcas-
tenstvi ma narodnim smutku.
Americky velvyslanec SHoug
ton dnes zavital do minister
stya zahranici a zadal "a tife-
dni vysvetleni cele prihody.
Washington, 6. unora. -
Dfpzina ffdicn autodrozek, kite
III x4aseliaii pr;see dfies We.
hodiny rano, zpdsobila pfekva
peni sidelnfmu m6stu, vlastne
jenom lidem bydlicim blize ne
meckeho vyslanectvi ma Mas
sachusetts ave. Tito America
ne, podrazdeni tim, re nemec-
ka vlaika nebyla spust6na do
pnl stezne ma znamenf smut
ku "a presidenta Wilsona, W.
splhali Sc ma budOvu upevni-
Ii ma zerd' vlajku americkou.
Tato byla snata policii az "
8 hodin rano.
Dnes o 1890 spuStena
byla konecne do pill zerdi
vlajka mad budovou n6mecke.
no velvyslanectvf.
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vkELY TRIBUT JEHO NEZAPOMENUTEL
MENU PR1TELI, WOODROW
WILSONOVI.

Praha, 6. lnora. - csl. nil
INSTR zahranicnfch zalezitostf
dr.. Ed. BeneS, kdyz obdrzel
zpravu 0 smrti expresidenta
Woodrowa Wilsona, ucinil ma
sledujicf projev:
1"Ja jako Nsechsn teskoslo-
vsnsky n4rod, jsern zdrcen
zArmutkeun. Mnosf lido jGj hi
tisovali. To plati o ka3d6m
st&tnfkovi, jsnz n9kdy n6co w
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POHRESOVANE DEVcATKO

Vcera odpoledne byla re Sko
" marne ocekavana starostli-
YOU matkou 8-leta Anna Maste
rova, 1O313 Lalmontier ave. S.
f. DIE vypov6di iedne spolu-
zacky. pozdrzela sc Masterova
We skole jest9 as 10 minut.
Pied budovou cekal ma sesta1l
desetilety Jeff bratr John 8 ~.
kolika dr,Ihy, ktery sc vsak
vrAtil tentokrate doand bez SOW
rozenky. UstraSena matka O.
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konal, avAak je zapsano v pa
m9ti milionu muzh. ze v nej-
tragict9jsfm okamziku moder-
nj historic velke moralni silly
americkeho naroda promluvily
k Europe jeho prostrednic-
twin. NArody male j velke ma.
lszly v jeho ide6lech 0 sebeur-
Cent In&rpd6 svoje vlastnf sna-
hy.
"cssA$ nArod pro vzdy "a.
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znamila pflpad policii. jez Sc
snazi pobyt d4vcete vypatrati.
FRANCOUZSKY sNEM PRO
USpORU.

Pafiz, 6. Gnora. - Sn9mov-
ma poslanecka odhlasovala
dnes pfedlohu, kterou ma se
docfliti 6spory jednoho bilho-
nu frankd v b1Bn4m rocs. 90
cialistk hlasovsli jsuom pro "
polozky, tykijici 30 6spory '
arm&dS = v3lstn6m lod'sbvu.
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CINNOST LUPlcU v BLfZ.
KOSTI PUBLIC SQUARU.

Do obchodu q muzskymt ode
w the H. & M. Eisenberg Co.
1o4 Prospect u sameho Public
Squaru vessel vcera jediny muz,
ienz pozadoval predlozeni linn
.cii. " obchod6 prave meskali
MATTEL NJ. Eisenberg, klerk
A.. Schlachter. 59l3 Quincy
-ave:: a re souaedstvi. DIR. Radio.
Kdyz .prodavat z&kaznika OBJ
sluhoval, vrazili- dovnitr diva
,dalsi n,uM 8 revolvery,. nacez
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velikJ vSle6ny president uSinil
pro osvobozeni nASi otGiny.
TOMS cAPEK,
prozatimni pfedseda; /;
ALOIS AcHEC,
proxatimni polkladnik. -

Ocsk1v6me, ze z organise
ci. JET vedly akci osvobozen-
skou, vyjde iniciativa, ably
cesky Cleveland ,zaujal cestne
.misto v tomto hnutf ma uct9ni
velik6ho pfitele teakosloven-
sk&ho n&roda, valecneho pre-
sidenta Ameriky, Woodrow
Wilsona. My ouSem mileradi
robezn&mfme verejnost Sc vse-
mi kroky, jez " tom sm9ru
budou podniknuty.
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Sc musei pfitomni odebrati do
sklepa, kde postaveni celem ke
zdi prohledani. Lupici se-
brali pfekvapenym skvostG v
Gene $3.50 ma hotovosti OBJ
nos s98.77. Eisenman prOti
nasili professional, ale byl jed
MIN z. lupict umlcen nehoraz-
nym poli6kem. Pc vykonane
,prohlidce .nafidili bandite o.
kradenym byti zticha, nacez
vysli, vsedli do maleho auta
odjeli pc Prospect ave. sme-
rem vychodnfm.
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Ex-PREsIDENT TAFT 0NEM0ChEL.
STIzEN ZACHVATEM NEZAzIVNOSTI, ALE
! 49, STAV JEHO NENt VAzNYM

ton pravil, ze nepoklada stav
p. Tafta "a vazny a re nebude
nutno, aby zistal dlouho ma 10
Ii. Pacient nema pry zadne
horecky a stava vyhlidka, re
bude opet zdrav "a den neb
diva.
Soudce Taft tesil Sc dobre-
mu zdravf po vyslouzeni Thu
tu presidentske, hlavne dix to-
mu, re 81 dopraval hojne po-
hybu. l "a zimnich mesicd ko-
nal denne prochazku temer
ctyri mile dlouhou mezi svym
obydlim a kapitolem vykra-
coval 81 statne a rychle. Zpra-
va 9 jeho nAhlem onemocn6ni
vseobecn6 prekvapila.
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StDELNt MESTO NARODA vZDALO PosLE
DNt POCTU vALEcNEMU PREsI-
DENTU A1GERIKY. I

w aShlngtOn, D. unOra.
Cerna jednoducha rakev, ma
niz spocivala kytice vstavacd,
nesena byla z ciheln6ho domu
ma s ulici nekolik minut po 8.
hodin6 dnes odpoledne. Neby-
la zahalena vlajkou, avsak me-
sena muzi til odvetvi ,sluzby,
kteri nosi americkou uniformu,
ktefi pred ocima tisicd stojf-
cich Sc sklonenymi hlavami ne
sli il mezi fadami jinych pro
hrdinstvi vyznamenanych mu-
I'd z armady, valecneho LODI
stva a namofnf pechoty a W.
zdvihli il do cern6ho pohreb-
niho vozu.
Nebylo tn zadnych trofejf
valky, nicm6n6 vsak hrmeni
del. v arnadnich posadkach
ma pevnin6 a bitevnich lodi
ma mofich vyprav6lo v ozvEne
kolem celeho sv6ta, ze valec-
ny president Spojenych Statl
pfekrocil naposled prah sveho
domova. ,%
IA hodinus a pIl pozd2ji,
Ikdy- yetio po,ra aho simpi =
dne zacalo mizeti, neptehled-
ne zastupy lidi obklopujici
zalesn9ne vysiny Mount St. AL
bans, mad nimiz zdviha Sc ne
dohotovena kathedrala sv. Pc
ira a Pavla, jeste cekaly v hlu
bokem mlcenf, mezitim CO ro-
dina prodlevala v kapli Bet
lemske, stojic u otevren6 kryp
ty pod lodi chramovou.
z blfzkosti kaple polnice
zaznela. Byla to tataz polnice,
jejiz tally zvuk byl rekviem
neznamemu vojaku, pfi ltech
tehoz trubace a zalostne zvu-
ky nesene doli do 1doli Pot0-
macu ma kridlech umirajiciho
dne oznamovaly zastupIm, ze
jednoducha cerna rakev, KITE
ra byla vynesena z domu ma
S ulici, byla spust9na do kryp
ty a ze Woodrow Wilson byl
odevzdavan hrobu historic.
Kdyz ctyricet osm delovych
vystreli hfmelo pfi soumraku
z jedne kazde americk& vojen
ske posadky, kteryzto rozluG-
ny pozdrav sidelni m9sto sly
selo z Fort Meyer, ma virgin
ske stran6 Potomacu, velkole-
pa stavba kathedraly stala "
houstnoucim soumraku jake
novy narodnf pomnik a veliky
apostol dobre vile mezi n&ro.
dy odpocfval pod mramoro-
YOU deskou v kapi, mad jeji3
vchodem vytesan jest n&pB
"Cesta k mfru".
Ackoliv pohfeb zesnulehc
expresidenta byl soukromt, ID
vno pred tfeti hodinou nepfe.
hledne zastupy lidi tisnily se
v okoli Wilsonova obydh M
S ulici a We vsech ulicich We
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y
Kratce pc pfijezdu preadenta
q pi., Coolidge-ov&, sestn&ct
vojakl sefadilo Sc ma powell d1
stojnika pred bilymi dvefml O.
bydli zesnuleho expresidenta,
Osm jinych, kteri nell n&sti
!rakev q kteri tutez sluzbu pro
kazali ned&vno zesnul&mu pre-
sidentu Hardingovi, veslo do
domu.
Uvnitf pred oknenn v pokoji
ma druhem poschodi We vycho-
nj polovin6 domu, pred oknem
|vyhlizejicim k severn, spool
|vala rakev p. Wilsona. Hlava
|byla smerem k zapadu. Seaku-
Ipeni We sv6tnici byli nejddv9r-
|nejsi pratele zesnuleho a krat-
'ce pred zahajenfm obradd,
William G.. McAdoo, p. Wilso-
.nIv zet', pfisel s dv9ma dee
'rami, pf. McAdoo-ovou slec-
Inou Margaret Wilsenovou. do
pokoje. ri. Wilsonova dlela '
|sousednim pokoji, kde mohla
sazna naslouchati obfaddm.
President mi Coalid dgeo oyA
stall blfze hlavy rakve We
die Mich til duchovnf, jiz NELL
vykonati obfady. Tyto byly
velmi strucne a pozistavaly
|jenom pfecteni nekolika zal
mi a modified. Pc te rakev
|vynesena voj&ky a namofniky.
Stejn6 v kapl byly obfady
strucn6, bez jakychkoli chva-
'loreci.
Tam rakem umist3na ma ka
,tafalk hlavou k oltafi. Rodina.
'pi. Wilsonova Sc svym bra
|trem, p. McAdoo dv9ma dee
rami zaujali sva mista. Presi-
dent a pi. Coolidge-ova a Gle
move kabinetu nasledovali. Pi.
IWilsonova byla nejblfze rakve
ma leve strane, president Coo
lidge ma prav6. Obfady zah&r
|jeny episkopalnfm biskupem
Freemanem, jenz pfecetl 20.
zalm a pax Cast epistoly ku
Korintskym. Pc te chramovy
sbor- .zapel hymnu zacinajfci
"Day is dying in the West" a
tpo modlitb6 hiskupa Freema-
ma lapel shor ''The Strife is
Ger, the Battle Done" a
/ T&hly zvuk polnice, kterou
pfilozil Ike rthm serzant Frank
|Witchely, nesl 50 do udolf q
oznamoval, ze byvaly wchni
velitel brannych sill n&roda u.
lozen byl k v4cnemu odpoGin-
ku.
" krypte, vedle architekta ka.
thedr&ly a prvnich episkopal-
Mich biskuph washfngtonsky ych
pfibyla nejnov9jSf rakev, sc
sffbrnym stftkem. ma ,n9mz je
n&pis: Woodrow Wilson. -
Narozen %. prosince. 1856. -
iZemrel 3. tinora, 1924"
The Washington times., 1924-12-06
Bilfhs, Marriages, Deaths
CORNELIA avn PURsELL.

:
Funeral arrangements for CorneIia
Ann Pursell, eighty-seven, daughter
of the late Thomas and Mary Pur.
sell, who died yesterday at her
residence. 126 New York avenue
northwest, have not been completed.
BIRTHS.
Charles and Bertha Herscnel, boy
Joseph and Rosa Plccolo. girl
Antony and Josie Sabetti, boy.
Walter e. and Helen NJ. Malcolm,
8, Patrick ]. and Mary NJ Mathews.
Harry T. and Lula NJ Robey. boy.
Ernest s. and Mary x. Johnston,
william ]. ana Helen u. Maier, boy.
John F. and Marie +. Victory, girl.
Glenn G. and Pearl L. Tobias, boy.
Lawrence and Louise Colbarn. boy.
Thomas A. and Gertrude M. Burns,
Warren and cornelia oaksy. boy ana
Jack and xanthe Heros. girl.
aubrey and A. Viola Osmand, girl.
Cornelius ]. and May Il. Norton, boy.
Harold F. and Ruth Birnbaum girl.
HalfOrd r. and Edith yireenlee, boy.
Walter A, and Annie e. Rollins, girl.
Thomas n. and Rose M. Rhodes, boy.
Guy B. and Sigrid 6. stephenson.
boy.
Cornelius D. and Myrtle II. Moyni-
John r. and Marie q. Weber, girl.
John H. and virginia 9. Donnelly.
boy.
Louis L. and. Beatrice Watson, girl.
q William and Bessie Shorts girl.
Joseph H. and BeRnice johnson, girl.
Howard M. and Madeline LAWS, girl.
John NJ. and Joella G. Gibson, girl.
William and WIllena Ball, 10y.
James A. and Susie Young, girl.
The Washington times., 1924-12-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

The following persons yesterday were
licensed to-. marry. Unless otherwise
noted all persons reside in the District
Ashton r: owen, "a, Ballston. Va,
and Virginia Byers, %, No. IT'S Nor
ton street northwest. Reverend John
e. Briggs.
Winfield william Riefler, q, No. 1874
! street northwest, and Dorothy Miles
Brown, s3. No. 1929 g Street northwest.
Judge Robert e. Mattingly.
Henry A. Latimer, 90. No 3706 Hunt
ington street, and Helen s. Buckham,
20, No. 300S street northwest Rev
erend D. p Birnie
Henry Alan virts, Fl, Clarendon, va,
and Verna Putnam, 20, Clarendon, Va.
Reverend Joseph T. Kelly.
John w. Collins. 81. No 934 Twenty
third street northwest, and Susie M.
Decker, ~, No. 9S4 Twenty.third street
northwest. Reverend John e. Briggs.
James w. Woodward. 49,, No. 1918 g
street northwest. and Gertrude s. Frey,
80, No: 1919 g street northwest Rev
erend William NJ. Hoffman.
James B. Lloyd. 28. No. 1912 Engle-
side terrace, and GLADYS Lloyd 90,
Galnsboro, Va. Reverend William III.
Hoffman.
John G. Gray 80. Chevy Chase. Nd.
and Florence A. Priest. rs. No. 2526
The Washington times., 1924-12-06
NARY To Spend
HONEYMOON
IN CUBA
Winsome Screen Star Already
Wed to Naval Officer,
Rumor Persists
BY international News Service.

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 6.-As In.
accessible as the Grand Llama,
Mary Miles Minter, screen star,
who came to- Norfolk during the
stay here Of her sweetheart Lieu
tenant Commander Harold Hof.
mann Ritter, commander of the
United States naval collier Jason,
remained in seclusion in her suite
Of rooms at a local hotel today.
Neither the actress nor the officer
would make a statement regarding
rumors that they already had been
married in Boston from whence the
Jason sailed early this week.
The collier will proceed to Guam
tanamo sometime next week and
rumors are current that Miss Min
ter and Lieutenant Commander
Ritter will be married here, before
that time and spend their honey
moon in Cuba.
The Washington times., 1924-12-06
DEATHS.

Jane Gately, 70 years, Little Sisters
of the Poor.
Mary A. sullivan. 40 years. Provi-
dence Hospital.
SAMUEL Stark. IS years. Emergency
George o. Beal. u years. Iowa Apart
ment.
Sarah J. Perkins. n years. No. 1888
w street southeast
Edwin A. willard. 81 vaafs, No. 4311
Seventh street northwest.
Walter s. Douglas. So years, Gar
field Hospital
Jane F. Poss. AZ years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
William T. Morrissey, SIS years, Naval
Robert N. Wilson, years. chIldren's
Hospital
Vernon E. Riley, jr.. month. No.
1421 Monroe street northwest.
.Ayda Pappas. hours. George Wash
ingt0n University Hospital.
Esther e. Pappas hours, George
Washington University Hospital
Douglas Clay. 80 years, Emergency
Anna w. Quander, 4s years, No. 1Os
Capitol avenue northeast.
David Samuels. 20 years. Providence
Hospital. Z
Georgana Buncombe. "a years. No.
1909 Marion street northwest
Clifton Cash. months, Chlidren's
Hospital.