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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

SO, California In tho winter. Maine
woods In tho summer Atlantic City
In the spring and fall Last
year took my daughter 20 Europe
That's where I'm bound for.
May told him
Waterbury looked AZ her sharply.
when arc you sailing he asked.
May ahrugg her shoulders
Pretty soon" she said vaguely.
I'm Ike sou sort or yagp
bond don't want to stay put
anywhere Ny motto Is 'footlopnc'l ''
Waterbury showed his white teeth
in grin "poggone good motto. -
he nald Il think III hayr to adopt
Il Tor mine. too. VIII you let me r
May looked up At him and smiled.
for anSwer,
That's the way you looked At me
last night. when held you In my
arms" Waterbury said Ia q low
voice lie took one Of Mays hands
In his. stripped tho glove from e.
and kissed no erumpisd pink palm.
Hello. what's thia," he c1claim-
cd examining the black pearl that
sicnmcd on her third finger. The
ring that Carlotta said you bought
yesterday
May nodded. Pretty nillc thing.
isn't ity she asked, carclcaaly shr
wanted Herby Waterbury 10 think
that. for her NJ least. expensive
black pearls grew on bushes
You say you're vAgahoud.
she changed tho subject adroitly
Tell me about the world that lies
over the sea- I've never been out
OF this country"
Waterbury took another long look
az the black pearl before he spoke
That's an interesting ring" no OBJ
\ served
We'll. now. what do you want to
know about Europe ?" he went on
after n moment THE interesting
! plscesg''
May nodded shs laid hcr Fiovcd
hand over Herbert waterbury's In
littlo carezsing movement
ITO me the interesting places arc
tho out-of-tho- ones. where
lonely travellers sometimes meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

answered I'm never at
'eacs with myself unless I'm on tho
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" o. Olive Roberts Barton ~
No S-PLACE WHERE CUCKOO CLOCKS ARE Made

'Sit down" said tho friendly
cuckoo on the cuckoo clock. when
he had finished calling tho hour.
Yes, do sit down" begged the
little men OF the mountain who.
like the cuckoo. were carved out
Of wood and put on the clock for
ornaments.
The three Of them had suddenly
come to life In tho dim old living
room. where the Twins and the
clock fairy had come to visitor
TO PUT the Swiss clock in order. I
should say. They were not really
visiting at all.
Upstairs deaf old Mister Kublcr
slept soundly on, not even dream
Ins OF what was going on beneath
aim. "wnl you tell us story II
we stay" asked Nancy. We can't
stop very long as We have lot OF
work to do tonight Mel, and are
helping Tick Took to put all the
old clocks In order before morning,
1T won't take me long" said
the little cuckoo.
NO. II won't take him long.
echoed the little wooden mountain
men stifhy.
SO Tick Took and the Twins SAT
down on a sofa and the little cuckoo
began:
"Cuckoo clocks are made in far
country across the sea called Swift
zeriand. 1t u not as far as Ger
many, but farther than France and
right near Italy. So the people in
Switzerland speak either French OF
German or Italian. There Is nc
swiss language. That is one queer
thing about it. Another queer
thing about It is that it is higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

TOMORROW-Leitcr from Mabel
Carter TO Joseph Downey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

But she was not Initiated with Her
bert Tor buying too much food for
them. what worried her war the
episode OF tho giasa.
ITO really had stolen the glass
from the people IA the teldnione
house,
A strictly honest man would have
borrowed 10 and returned D. She
was sure of that
she glanced upward az him Hls
blue eyes mot The world with q
frank aud honest lock ne had the
aggressive nose ~ @ conqueror and
fighter. Aud set wasn't
mere something weak about The
slack mouth. the cier chin Of tho
mhnP
At that moment waterbury looked
down az her and smiled. he slipped
hlF arm around her ana held her
close 90 him.
Are We going 20 have another
walk tonight ,t sou and u De
asked lipa To her ear
"Do sou want 20 take walk
with mcg May whispered TRULY
You know I dor' he answered,
pressing her close TO him Ia the
purple twilight he kissed her again
aud again.
AN right. then" May answered,
softly, tsnderly And she kissed
him back,
wait a minute, and IN ask iotia
and Dan about u. Waterbury raid
10 leaned forward aud spoke above
tho sound Of tho wind.
do you feel wcll enough to cat
dinner AZ tho Ambassador with the
rest Of IA. CurIottaY" ho asked.
Don't ever mention food 20 me
agalnr Cariottn moaned. Hut n /
, can llft my head. Ia love 70 come
20 your party"
May wore her new black velvet
drrss for the nmt time that night
Tho mock ~ ID was cut square and
low And there was white gar
denia fastened on ono shoulder
NO black pearls" May decided ~
she dressed She unfastencd the
string or imitation onrH from her
neck and flung them down on tho
dressing table.
She stepped hack and looked nt
her reflection in tho long mirror oi
the wardrobe Her eyer met hefa.
They were brilliant and they looked
happier somehow than
they had looked In many months
Herbert Waterbury remarked
upon that radiant look when she
nHt AZ HIS fiEht. In the dining room
or the Ambassador hotel. later that
night
You're radiant, tonight" he snld
20 her In an undcrtone Your eyes
arc like stars"
May thrilled 10 his words 20 hi.
eager tone. THAT la because they
arr looking at YOU" she answered
/ quietly.
u should love 20 rec you sitting
I az tho other end ~ the long table
tn my house Ia fiJtsficld. Hcfby
said, presently II can imagine
/ you sitting there IN The light uf the
tail silver candles. smiling. aud talk
ms 10 my guests"
May caught her breath Was be
proposing marriage 10 herr
What would lie with him be like.
Hhr wondered
She looked At him sharBly, bat
he turned hts head and sald some
thing 10 Carint,s The plump litue
woman dimpied up AZ him.
You do aay tho funniest thiaFn
Herhy Waterbury, May heard her
say in her habyLsh voice.
she wondered what Herby had
said 20 her
And sho marvcled a. The lightning
change IN him. ono moment 10 be
making love TO her. And the next
TO b. Joking with little Lot,a,
II wonder II he means anything
he fs3s or n he's only Kidding
me along" she thought
10 he Continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-03

NAY SEYMOUR whosr husband
nH 1OitN Sl.N MpIR killed himself
i'rcausc ot her love affair with JIM
teAllEWE. returns o. her home town
amer 8 Years absence
She romca late ono ulshi o. lhc
bhme 90 hcr lawyer DICK GREG
DRY and GLORIA hts wife She
tells them how che ugly story of her
past has followed her every where.
And SO she has made up her mind to
ge 10 Europe. where no enc Viii
Know her
ULYSSES y FORGAN, wealthy
wld0wer Ca sell for her And she
hess Dick 20 sell her stocks and
bends al once FOR whatever they wili
hFlnE All she wants, she explains
10 enough money 20 dress the part
of wealthy widow Tor the next
FEW. months sa that she can land
asfich husband
A week later with $1,000 In her
handbag. May goes 20 Atlantic CITY
for rest before sailing. There she
meets a diVprcrc, carlotta FrolktuE,
and her two friends, HERBERT
WATERBURY, and DAN SPRAGuE
One night the four ~ them 80 %
.Ndoreos supper club MAY accl-
dentslly drops her has and the
money fails out Waterbury offers
10 take care og the huge RON FOR her,
but MAY refuses 10 LEI him That
night. on the way back 20 tho hotel
he makes violent love Ca her And
May feels herself powerfully at
traeted 60 him
Next day she buys some wonder
ful new clothes and $500 black
pearl rims, She wears an expensive
gray chiffon frock and hat tho next
daS whom Waterbury invites tho
foursomc 20 drive 10 Philadelphia Go
lunch with him. ON the way he
shows May a snapshot uf hts tows,
house, and tells her he has country
estate iu Massachusetts, where his
young daughter lives. May hsk
him " he has "a ~ ife. too,
NON 60 ON WIN THE STonNl
'My wife died 1 5 years ago when
my daughter was born. Herbert
Waterbury said. quietly There was
a hint OF melancholy in his deep
tones.
May was filled with sudden. un-
reasoning jealousy for the dead won.
an. whose memory could sim bring
that note OF sadness into his voice.
And since that time Two scarcely
looked at a woman until you sat
down opposite me in tho train the
other day." be went on. taking her
gioved hands IN his,
May trembled lhtle. Then she
drew them gently away.
Tell nae more about yourself. she
said. unsteady
There's nothing much TO tell. I'm
sort OF yagabond. suppose, 20
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ana 50 ON their separate ways,
be said "CiuCs like Bokhara aud
Budapest and Leninuad'
May quiycrrd with excitement
'Just Co hear the names Or them
thrills me-" she cried "oh can
hardly wait until I see them
"iioW b. II you've never travel
edo" waterbury asked
May dropped her lashes becoming
b. MY husband my husband
was much oldyf than ilo didnt
cbrr for travel" 7hc sighed, "iiui
an my no have lungcd 10 go
loo. 30 get away ,. tp see Won
dsrrul. strange zlghta, And nov, at
last. Ina going
ilcrby took both ~ her hands Ia
his then tie held them gnpped
them until Mays flesh hurt
II don't want YOU 60 so - ]
don't want 90 iose you, Do shid
aayaEely. n feel a. II ia Juht
found something precious that ia
been hunting for AN my hfc. o., %
Youl'
May drew In her breath with
signing sound.
"po you honestly feel that way
about meT' bho asked.
She turned her face up toward
his
because. she added simply that
h Just tho way feel about you
And ia broad daylight, Ia an open
motor speeding along "a much'lrav'
sled road, rIcrbert Waterbury kissed
May Seymour as II they had been
alone In a primoyal forest,
Herbert ordered wonderful
luncheon az tho Bellevue sruiford
ieniod consomme, breast of
guinea hen. mushrooms under glass
salad with Russian dressing stuffed
celery. merugue glacc. and coffee.
Tho four Of them were very say
over tho meal
Gat CarlottB ate too much ana
wfithed In agony an the way back
20 Atlantic city
You've got 90 stop somewhere
and get me some baking soda, or
I'm going TO die, tell your she
kept saying 10 Dan,
Wen. where hm ! going 10 got
"a out here IN lhr country,
miles from drus stores Dan
asked her over ana over.
"Ooo-ooh' Stop ~ farm.
housag Cariotta finally told him.
They're sure TO have some
country people live on soda bic
cults Oh"'
so Dan stopped AZ long field
stone house. set Hospitality near the
road. and Herbert ran IA TO ask for
the soda. lie returned with large
box Of u and a tumbler u water.
IAN right. Dan. hc auid. climb
Ing back into thu car straight
ahead, We want TO make Atlantic
city before dark"
And almost instantly They were
under way again.
"But The glass, You forgot 90 re-.
turn IT, May reminded him And
rs an expensive one etched
you ses shs held i, up 70 show
him,
waterbury took q from hsr and
tossed il over the side ut the speed
Ing car "oh. what's a llitio glass,
vars among strangers he laughed
csrslssaly. Those people will never
SEQ me again And they probably
have plenty Of siSases. anyway
itow'B tho pain t,otia7"
carluta groanrd Coins. going.
simos, gone. ahs admitted. but
II was terrible while !, lasted I sure
thought l was going to die
Yes aud some day you're going
70 double up and do that very
thing after four course
meal. Herbert assured her. You
cat too much.
Well. who bought her tho four.
course mealG your MAY reminded
him sharply You haven't any
right to jump on her for having
indlgcxilou"
There VuH annoyance in her voice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
The "Bunn Special"
r. r. Watch Delivered For 81

The Bum Special Railroad watch is equipped with
tweniy.one ruby and sapphire jewels and Is the only
railroad watch adjusted 10 SIX positions. The nation.
ally advertised price Of tho Bum Special In $3.50
CASH. Rnt az tho Burnett JstyelrY Stnrea Won Mood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Mann Street

Samuel Anderson. home
builder entorlns Peoples Bank
building; l.. 4. Gaskill. deputy
United States marshal. putting
up Union IT.: J. ". Mack. cir,
cula,lon manager % coast
Banker, histling down Second
ave. Erie Bccson. advertising
man, entering DmNman's for
iunoh' William Hcrrin. Chamber
Of Commerce assistant secre.
iary golng out 10 lunch. AZ.
torncy George Olson. hurglng
toward the court house: William
short, labor leader. holding
jubilee" over election result.
Reuben Jones, secretary school
board entering Central build.
Ing; Roy iSle, prohibition dlroc,
tor, climbing Cherry a. hill.
Fred Pace. carrying brief
case. Paul Gregg. banker, stroll.
ms on Second ave Cecil Iilr.
gerald, telling friend how Il
happened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BENEFIT DANCE
Friends OF "BIind Sam"
Arrange Affair March II

Friends and sympathizers ~ sam
LinnenKohl better known as blind
Sam. arc Arranging and promoting
a "big time" az the lIippodromo on
81 Patrek'H night Tuesday. March
nth The proceeds Of thls benefit
dance and vaudeville entertainment
viii DO used 70 help Blind Sam TO
pay of his loan on tho purchase
OF a small candy factory lfiid sales
store that be IL now operating al
2G22 California ave.
a select vaudeville program s.
being arranged by Miss L. Bowerr,
theatrical booking agent uud dance
director. including her eight dancing
beauties.
The popular Douglas dancers VIII
offer two numbers. Ruth Dohery
viii appear In person and the Cor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
TAX DEAD LINE
DRAWS NEAR
Must Be Paid by Midnight
Next Monday a

WASHINGTON, March lg.-TaI
paycm have until midnight next
Monday 70 file their Income tax
returns this year hesinterual rev
enuo bureau pointed out IN an Off
Clal statement today.
The legal last day" IL March IS.
but because n falls on Sunday.
- hours Of grace viii b.
given.
The bureau warned. however
that II placed In the malls. the re.
turn should be posted in ample time
20 reach the collectors office under
ordinary handling Of the mails.
ION or before the date on which
the return 10 required 70 b. filed"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
BDILDING LOOMS
BIC FOR 1926
lodicatlOns Are for Heaviest
Year in History

s,,,,ls's forward march Of build
projects continue unahated and
! ,Da,caticns point to tho heaviest
q, N thNclty's history
- -..,,,s.,ayi Il Mas learned that oon-
ls-' ~ the drcdgipg Of a slip On
Y, ,,.'l nsrsor island site Of The stand
=. esrsnm company have been lei,
~ n e,snt win cost 100000, Henry
s-,.rl,k handed the deal,
s..stee, Y. w voorhees, Is pre-
..,.nr plans FOR emodcliug me Sc
- ~. Irngineering school 20 turn lt
49, ~. an apartment the procct 10
~, s:se,ceo.
A Apartment Rt isi7 Roren ave.
\. h,en authorized, according TO J.
ss.,r Holmes. architect 10 cost
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
PAGES IL TO 20
Start Construction
of Office Building

EVERETT. March l2-EHchyailOn
began yesterday on Tho site 20 b.
occupied by tho steel and concrete
office building 10 be erected o. Colby
ave. and California a.. whore the
Or IS. G. Cox rosldence stood. Peter
iienniug or Seattle. will construct
tie building n VIII BE 40 feet by
100 feet 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
He Won't Eat Her
Meals; Asks Decree

- wife said it was the hoightth
OF cruelty but he merely said It was
solf-pwsenpuon. Al any rate AIRS.
Ruth Michigan claims that because
her husband refused 20 ga, her
meals, and insisted ON cooking HIS
own. that eho has been cruelty trcat.
ed and Is entitled to a divorce. She
also asks custody OF four children
and alimouy cor their support. The
couple reside az lNs Henderson IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

Upl thhN tHNt amount
from your bank acc
count. Just pay n
dollar and take tho
Bum along with you.
Pay the balance rs
You are paid. n dol
lar n week will do.
Note: n Is no longer
necessary for Rail-
way operat tors TO
write us mn order on
I b o paymnHter" In
order 10 secure lma
mediate delivery OF
any Railroad Watch.
The Burnett Jcwelry
stores take the broad
stand that worry
Railroad Man Ia an
Titled to- Crcdlt--un.
less he has himself
= h o wn that he Is
MOTT write II you
cannot come. Same
prices. same terms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
100000

A lot was sold az Eighth ave. and
University u. 10 the Interstate In.
ycstment company. thru John Davis
4 Co, for $50. 0oo A $500. 600 hotel
win be erected on u, A 500. 600 struc.
turv al ia wcstlakc has hcsn an
nouneed, and 100000 business
block Will SO up az the corner ot
Terry ave, and John 81. for an East,
ern concern whose name was with.
k.nN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12

niah school wg lend some Of their
best talent.
The music VIII be furnished by
tho Hippodromo orchestra. Abe
Brashon. their DIRECTOR. win have on
hand all Of the popular Irish melo.
dies Doors open az .; dancing
from $50 90 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-12
Aberdeen Police
Chief Dismissed

ABERDEEN, March Mayer
a. q. Hopkins last night dismissed
Police Chief James Davis nm ap.
pointed Traffic officer Harry Allen
10 the place
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KFOA at 6.45.

Rhodes Department store Will offer a
program az ssfs Tuesday under auspices
~ the Crescent Manufacturing Co. The
following artists viii take part Dwight
Stephenson, lyric tenor. owen J VIII
Hams. baritone. Mrs Robert r prctiov.
coutraitp} Mrs John Newer. soprano
Agnes Nielsen FkartyFdt. cautFaito and
the ballard High School trio eompoEed
oi Henry do .Goajor. violin. Donald
Buahsil, cello. ana Esther Parker piano
The program;
La Road Of the Loving Heart
fRtirkicsi. tbJ You win Forget
tsueklcD Dwight stsplsnaon accom-.
panied - Mrs 4, r spnEr
2--tal Since Lnddlr Went Away
fStrickiand). % Holiday tScottD- Mts,
Robert 7 rrntIow. accompanied b. Miss
Jeseic PHtmau
s-sslsmund's Love sopE CwaEnsrl-
Ballard High School trio.
t--tal Under the Lantern tSandsrsonl .
o. Trees CRAsharh) Mrs ~ u Dick
ormau. accompanied BY Mra Spear
5-tal Tho gpicndOr Of tho Morn tsAn.
derson1: 90 what's In tho Air To-day
tEdont--Mrs John Mcfvsr. accompanied
by Mrs Montgomery Lynch
s-AmaryiHs (Ghyri Ballard High
School Trio.
Tar The Prologue from Pagilncrl
OL~on Cavaliol. 90 The Dnnio Song
tHomorJ --Owen T. Williams, accom-.
panied b. Mrs Williams
s-(al a Dream fBartiet); ~ Moth
or, Ny Dear tTrehatneJ Agnes Nielsen
skHrtvodt accompanied by Mrs. Mont
gomsry Lynch.
0-Orientni (CuJ 49, ballard High
School Trio
t0--(a) Song Of BonEs tMoyh) %
when Ny ShipH Come Sailing Homc
tDoroil-DwiRht stophenaou, accom-.
panied BY Mrs a H. spear
fi--tlebestrhuin Gdazt) - Ballard High
School Trio
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Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
BIRTHS

Hlrlha in their households are re-
ported By the following mon
Dupar. Harold Everett. ttOz sunny
lean Ross =. C7iO Sixth ave. n. W.
'sehuti. Ray Lewsllyn. nremorton.
boy
IThompson. william A.. 1900 Wood
land Park ave, boy.
IRedpath, larry h, 1903 Harvard
ave. girl.
stoffcL Leo. Chicago. girl
Mclean, James o., sip T.. list st.
Ilsei,etl Robert c. GOA 2srd ave 3,
Icnos Ernest l.. 500 18Th ave, boy
i6aaeson. r Alfred, 1877 vs.. Gith 81.
l girl
caiiinaoe, David 81. iss y. 18th a..
nowsrman. Ira LArIin. 5ss7 i5th
HSrup, Howard. soOsa Second ave.
Hubbard, Alfred 81, 2o2S ssnd ave.
Angel, Isaac. 1909 washington St.
Fsrrsro David, 100, L. Spruce st.
irrilehard Frank 4. SO Hayes St.
William william Henry, z7i5 18th
ave. n. boy.
FLETCHER. Ernest so7 W. Crockett
nelson. q. Robert 7'r s'th ave. 8.
Anderson. Lsslle Albert. 1907 18th
ave ~. boy.
Marbet Arthur l., 1851 9ist ave.
FrsderieEsou. Francis. $50 H,h ave.
Rouse. Nassau, isl 10th ave. girl.
Moore Homer Wesley 1888 Kim
FdjlShin. Minekiehi nCls 18th ave.
Clarke. Julian r.. iss7 Findlsy St.
daughter.
suihsrlAnd. Daniel West. 5OiG 18th
Towns. Francis r.. 1912 Roy st.. son.
Irwin Glenn W, s0b3 HunnyHidc
ave. daughter,
Quinlhn, John Michael. i2s 18th ave.
IH9tiofd. clark s, esi5 ssth ave. g
Roberts, Henry \, 1905 Ninth ave-
daughter,
IGabrisisan. Frank "a. s7ii seventh
I ave ~ ". daughter.
Tyedt, Henry. 1908 Earl ave, daugh-
I ter
cella. Joseph. ,saso corson ave,
daughter,
ToEami. YutRTo. tsEAquAh. son.
chin. PAX. 1907 T.. Alder st, daugh-
/ tor
Rsnton. Arthur Floyd, AT 18th ave.
~ daughter,
| s. r.. girl
Heller. Arthur 4. At Ravsnna blvd.
boy
Lueiis Herman. .i5ss 27th ave. g.
girl
ALBERT. George Augustus. sosG seth
( ave 3, W, girl
| kuhnhansen walter Carl. Aszs
/ 10th ave X T.. girl
Higgins, Rcecs ~ ais ssth ave g.
Mason. Dennis d. 7so Z i7th st.
boy.
ILiteRman. Mark NJ, 4Os Il. Soth St.
boy
wir6dsly julius, aos ssh ave. &.
boy
rieissus william. s'1e ssrd ave. w
twin boys
Moore ralph otto. s5ss sith ave
{ &. hsy,
Rhin,ani. Taleh 1857 Main It. boy
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DEATHS

Campbell. Howard. 20. King Hotel
Walker. Edna T., 5s $40 Garfield
place, April 30.
osbbrn. John MeGinty. II, 5il7 2ist
ave, ~ r.. May /.
Green: conoortia, g. Sii 18th ave
~, May 1.
Peterson. obal 81, 10000 s2nd ave
s., May j.
Benson, Betty Anna. /. 2Gis 18th
ave, w, May /.
Mundorff Lloyd. 20, no address
given. May 2.
nlelschcr, Ross Lee. G months, 1919
bakeview ave. May 4.
Larson. Svcnd, is, 226 3sth ave.
May 2,
Barnes. Charlie. A.. IS. 5000 Ssth
Scott Gn.,I Li !. D. 90, 1908 Donovan at,
Rodonoff. German. Is. 500 EastlalSo
ave, April 90.
Dobson, Dewey 81. iiiS Stewart st.,
PepIcr, James G., S7. ai5 Mclroso
ave, ~. April rs.
Neville Ruby, 90, Chehnlis, April 90,
Fritz Charles j., 40, III Eastlako
ave. April rs,
llulscman, Frank G., 65. SOil War
rem ave-, April 90.
Vlttone Plotro &C. 1909 Clovcrdale
st., April rs.
Lundln, GustOf David, 60, roquiam.
April 30.
Martin, Edward 8, a., 2sis Broad
way NJ, April 2S.
sharpe, Elizabeth, "a, itiM N, s5th
I at, April ~.
llcndrlltson, Erie r.. 30. 1919 Pike
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From KTCL at g..

Members OF tho Music study club will
give Better Homes week musical pro-
gram from KTCL 3O5l, starting ut 5
Tuesday
The program:
DUET When TWILIGHT woavcA
CBrnnHcombo) Mrs H. g. Bimpkln aud
Mrs y. n r. Anderson.
SOLOS tal Would God Were thm
Tender Apple Blossom CBobbj tb) I
Love You tsoboHkDi tcD Haocp and
Lamb sidney Homer Mrs. y. ~. r.
Anderson.
TALK Planning the small home 20
facilitate household operations MiHH
Barbara Davidson, y. Of w.
DUET Sweetest Story Ever Told
tstultzl-Mlsa Ruth Prior and Mrs.
simplln.
SOLOS Ia Absent tMctcalD. Oh
lilac Tree tGnrlnnd) 90 oh. Dry Thorn
Tears tdel RioRoj Mrs Hlmpkin, violin
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