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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20
cam PARTY
ADDITIONAL CLUBS
PROGRAM FOR

PROGRAM FOR
REMAINDER OF WEEK
Meetings Of the woman's Century
club for the remainder OF tho week
includes:
Thursday. January 22-The social
ssryico department will assemble ot
the homo Of Mrs. Arthur II. Rush
ton. 1917 w. McGraw ST. Assisting
hostcsscs. Mrs a. NJ. Price and Mrs
]. II. Linton. Mrs. Carl Smith will
review The Survey" and Mira Il.
X. Rinehart will discuss conditions
in county and city jails yesterday
and today. Take Kinnear car.
Friday. January 23-The literature
and travel department will meet al
II o'clock in the Y. NJ. G, a. Fol-
lowing the business meeting tho
program will be devoted TO a review
by Mrs. Nymnn II. Holland OF The
Rover" by Joseph Conrad, and Mrs
A. o. Graft will talk on Conrad
tho Man"
Tho political science department
meets at 1916 noon in the private
dining room OF the Y. w. G. a. cafe
terra. Mrs. Il. f. Weeks will give
an interesting talk on Federal and
State Taxes"
Members Of the club will meet in
general assembly Mt o'clock in the
auditorium OF the Y. w. G. a. After
tho business meeting tho program
at . o'clock will DO in charge Of
tho child study department Mrs
Arthur Holt and Mira J. +. Nelson
have arranged very interesting
entertainment
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Personal

ar. ana sire. T.. *. Churchill and
daughter. AUHs Amy Churchill of
Idaho fau-. idaho. viii arrive tu
town Friday t1 yl-lt Mr, and Mra
George ilargun.
AIr ANA Mrs MARRIED. HgIcam re-
turned sunday night from frw dHFa
FsIt at Mount Rainier
Niru Phillips Morrison n GONZALES
cling at ber home after ana illness az
Virginia Mason hospital
Miaa Pbeb- TidmaraH has returned
from Portland, where she was tho
Euert % Nir and Mra Hamilton Cor.
hett SIR George Tidmaroh is spend.
Ing few d8y5 in Aberdeen with hlH
brother. SIC Pat Tiimaub.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Miller
AiArFuerito Crosby Of New York.
are guests at The Olympic. for a
week. en- route 20 California.
Crendel Hole came up from Absr.
den 20 spend tho week end with his
rarcuiA Afr ana Mrs, @, Aston
Hole
Mr.. and Mrs. James n Brewster
ana Mr and Mrs- James Esary left
Tuesday On a six weeka' motor trip
90 California
Mrs Harold Preston win leave
Saturday night Tor California. 20 be
gone several months
Mrs Clare T. Furnsworih viii
leave next week FOR New York city
on = months visit,
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Nr. Gott VIII
Be HoR0rcd

V. Robert McAusiaRd viii enter
Il. 1; tea Friday afternoon. from
1 uri1 { o'clock. IN honor Of Mrs
Ear \. Gott. who win leave sat
ray i1r California FOR an indefin-
a vdt
Nh James n, EaEleson. Mr.,
srers McrEsn. Mrs Mary McAus-
Ind saa Mrs Rufus King viii pro
St 4. ths tea table. assisted BY
X-1 Eugene Msacham. Mrs Samuel
arsS Mrs Thomas ScruEEs and
IN A. Rocks Robertson.
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WnNIAN.a CENrTnY CLTn


The chorus q the Womana Cen
fury club win meet Wednesday,
January 20. az 10 a. m. Tor rehearsal
az the homo % Mrs, J II, Templrion.
laos Seneca e.
Tho drama department Of the club
will meet az tho home ~ Mrs. Robert
EUcErcn. e9lg 4. 6lSt o.. az 1880
o'clock.
Mrs 81 ]. Carrigan. luncheon
hostess. and Mrs. Arthur Holt. pro-
gram chairman. announce tho pro,
dueuon OF a comedy. entitled Miss
Civilization" by Richard Harding
Davis. In which Mrs. H. = Hodg'
son. Mrs James Kerr. Mrs y 4.
Iugraham and Mrs J II. sapcr take
the leading roles,
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Moroni Olson PLAYERS

Tho Moroui Olson players, who
have brought 20 the West some Of
tho best dramatic offerings IN tho
past two ysarp, are 10 bo IN Seattle
Wednesday evening. January 81. AZ
tho Woman's University club aud
turlum.
They viii offer tho clever comedy.
You and l." By Phillip barry.
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Buffers Hosts at Dinner

V. an Mrs Jason y Butler en-
~-sirea with a dinner % ten covers
Aslr hons saturday evening. IN
,srpr a TIE birthday o. their son.
n. lcAa D. Butler.
Majesty afternoon. Mrs. Butler
" sa,sraln few friends az .
w,z-aai a. the Sunset club and
sisa IN compliment 20 Mrs o. e
lszr.. who with Air LBmson re-
w.ly removed hers from Olympia
. -aks her home.
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NNTing Musicale

n NEsical Ar society win pre-
gs. Louise Van OEle az It's second
rcrrlrg musicale wednesday at II
ssnck m the Women's University
- auditorium Mrs. Van Ogis VIII
YAH On The Invisible City Of ki-
psk-
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N. and Mrs. Stoncdrt
rnifrinilllnq

a, ,nt Mrs A. n Stewart VIII
....-.,is with a bridge dinner a.
-. Nsme al The Highlands Frt-
- wsnias. IN honog % Mr.. and
rF Rlaino. who are spending
~ ucaihs In town
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AouILA LODGE no IS

Mrs Carmel Doom. Of Aquila lodge
80, %. u, OF r., viii entertain with
a progressive whist p1rty az her
homo. SO ", Smith ave. wcdnss.
day, January n. Luncheon az 1890
o'clock. All u. Of II, members and
friends lnvitcd For reservations call
GA rndiisT.
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Isiormal Dinner for
rmrflerS

N, and Nh. Charles X. Poo win
!, A,,,s a an Informal diuner AZ
s.i- Aens Monday evening, January
~ oomplment 20 Mr.. and Mrs,
i-,,.s N. Seelsy. who viii sail Tues
III a. re President MoKinley for
4, Or.sn..
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Stuiy GrOupS

The morning book review class n
Tho Womra.a University club win
assemble at I111 O'Clock Mrs A. s.
husty win review '-rho Little
French GiFI7 ~ Ann Douglas seag,
wick The discussion will ~ laA hay
Mrs C. W Hlaison and Mrs, A. II.
Wtsrmnn
The current events class win meet
No 1859 O'Clock Lieutenant koeuig.
commander % Sand r1.nt, win talk
GA 'Airpauc Defense
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whole right side
and could nos lie
on my left side. l
was in bed about
two months and
could not get up
only az my son
would liftme. Az
terdoctOringwith.
out relief a man
who was rooming
with ustold myson
thatLydia Pink
hams Vegetable
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WEST hill PIT. A.

West I'M Parent Teachers ascot
alton viii give a silver tea wetuos,
day. January n. az 80 o'clock. AZ
tho home ~ Mrs A. j Fab,r. so.7
W Holden ~, A program win b
given az the affair which viii take
tho place OF tho monthly meeting
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MONTHLY CONCERT

The regular monthly concert Of tho
Britlsh.Amorican association will be
given in tho Fine Arts hall. 2O2s
Third ave.. on Friday evening. Janu.
airy 20. Mt o'clock. All persons
OF British birth, whether residents
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pYTUIAN HIgTFUg

Pythlah Sisters Of Temple No. =
win hold is regular meeting wedasa-
day, January 81. al 1880 2. m. NJ
A. o. q. W hall. iio9 Ninth ave.
Pythlan Sisters viii give an enter
iainmcnt on Pythian homo night
A splendid program has beoa pre-
pared
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hol added. VIII turn
gray. Htreakod and
faded hair beautifully
dark and luxuriant.
Mixing the Sage Tea
and sulphur recipe
NJ home. though. II
roubies ono. An
easier way II 10 get
tho ready 20 use
preparation i'm.
proved by the nd.
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CLUBs roR WEDNESDAY

IONA SOCIAL CLUB
l1aa Social club VIII meet az the
'Ma-onic temple. "Wednesday lauu
AIRY zi. az O.. On, whist An East,
.rn STARS and friends invited
HARRISON PIT. A.
The Harrison PIT. A. viii hold
its regular arrtiug Wednesday, Jan
uarY ei. az $50 sharp speaker,
Frank T. Willard. ON Marking Of
mo Report card Rev a. , Hawa
klus, on Child Labor Law Amend.
m0.t"
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Rreakfast

Mrs Frank NJ Preston viii en-
terrain with a bridge breakfast Tor
sixteen az her home on wedurs-
day. Ia honor Of Miss imoEcue Cor
nett
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wOAfEN+s SOCIETY

Tho womrn's society OF tho Tab
srnacls Baptis, church will NEE,
"Wednesday. January 81. az 10 a. m.
AZ the church. FOR an Rll-day meet
ing. Luncheon will ID served.
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MOUNT HoLYoKE
ALuAfNAE

Tho Mount Holyoks siumnas viii
hold ~ monthly meeting wednes.
day. January 81. at 80 o'clock. AZ
tho Womsn's University club
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The business and Professional
women'a club Will meet Tusriay
evening. January 20. az 6tb ?. m.
az tho Engineer club. The pro,
gram II Ia charge OF tho Chamber
OF Commerce
The present interest % tho club
+ conferred on tho moving picture.
THE -Four Seasons. TO 30 shown
under ita auspices Thurrday eve
ming. January e. al o'clock. IN
tho y. W. C. A. auditorium. Dur.
ing tho intsunhuion an ercnllent
speciality program will bo presented.
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sgu Ro5tad. Toefsen;
IIaug cashier marshal Mrs J. n sher
Thompson: Hayor inside guard Mrs James Daht
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AUXILIARY TO RUTH SCHOOL
Queen Anne auxiliary % Ruth
school building fund viii meet az The
homo % Muk Sarah Adams. -ada
Sixth ave, W. on Wednesday. Janu-
gry 20. az noon.
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SICK WOMEN
Of MIDDLE AGE
laR Carried Comfortably Over
Tie Critical Period by Lydia E.
Fhtham's Vegetable Compound
Note Mrs. Headden's Case

Nicon, Georgia. During tho
large Of Life / suffered with my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-01-20

outside guard. Mrs. Henry Dickseni
trustee. Mrs. p. Hamstad. and mus
sician. Miss Olga Stevens.
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rRusTEHs. MEETfNn

The board q trustees OF the Scat
,is Hebrew Benevolent society will
meet NJ Temple Center "Wednesday,
January -. AZ 1880 a IN
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COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR

Common garden sage brewcd into
. heavy Ten. with aulphur and nlco.
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DAUGHTERS or NORWAY

AfNAAttA 4 AsAFH VT HNHAs " n
INSTALL OFFICERS
Tho following officers Of Vaiiyy
hen No. 4. Daughters o. Norway
wcro installed wednesday night.
dent. Mrs o. q. kruKaiad. vico pres
dent. Mra. o. q. KruFsiad. vice pres.
dent. SIR. J N Stevens. Judge,
SIR Martin Aalbu. secretary, Mrs.
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sidney Jonesi vocal selections by
SIR. Worth Densmore.
Tho program will bo followed by
a business meeting.
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DUNLAP P.T. A

Tho Dunlap PIT. A. win hold ~
regular meeting on "Wednesday.
January 81. AZ p. m. IN tho audi
forum Of tho new building Tho
pupils Of Miss J. strnsland'H room
VIII furnish tho program Mira H..
A. ~ Bounar will speak on tho
Child Labor Amendment. Miss A..
l. clifford on Thrift" a large
attendance Is expected. as this r.
the frs, public meeting In tho now
school.
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wolrENs

GIDNEEH NNNII4INTFI
Tho womeu'g Pioneer Auxiliary 20
tho Washington state Pioneers win
hold an interesting meeting Wednes-
day, January II. at the Y. w. C. A.
There viii bo n noon luncheon in
The private dining room. 4 special
program has been arranged which
win include community singing led
by r. II. Vivian. who will also give
some vocal numbers: piano solo. Mr..
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no 1NsrALL orrIcERs

TO INSTALL OFFICERS
West Seattle Review No. 81. w.
n. A. OF tho Maccnbses, win install
officers on "wednesday. January 81,
al s p. m. a. Carpentora' hall.
Those 10 be installed ara Ka'h-
iecn Butler. commander: Mary Nc
Donald. lieutenant commander. julia
Rellcm. past commander; Loiso
Nacher. collector: Deborah Woeck.
record keeper: Emma johnson. lady
alarms: Caroline Watson, chaplain:
Margaret Anderson, sergeant: Mrs
Daisy wambsly. picket: Mrs. Eng
land. captain; Mrs Myra Dawson.
installing officers
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nusINEss woAnENs cLun

or visitors arc cordially invited.
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III " - hAt 'Hssasa+sHfsl-
Tho program will bo followed hy
a business meeting.
FEDERATED CLUBS
Federated clubs 70 NEE. wedner-
day. January 81. include: Progressive
Thought club. with Mrs Helen l..
wilbur, gGs T.. 6Ith (Meridilan
carr. at 1880 O'Clock; Mrs Meta
Holmes win speak on when Dreams
Come True" Mrs. ]. Ellsworth Ives.
insisting hostcsA Friends and
former members welcome.
West Seattle Art club. with Mrs
G. y. BUGGY. Roi Vuo gardens, Of
1890 o'clock. Mrs G. J. Stanley
win have lesson for tho day, with
topic. "Rirrnan Rugs" Mrs. J. G.
Hayes will talk on 'sllycrSmithing, +"
CARD PARTY
Tho ladies' auxiliary 10 the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers will
give a card party. Wednesday, Janu-
airy Fl. at 2 o'clock. nt tho homo Of
Mrs c. r. Swift. SIS s2d ave. Take
Il. Cherry ~. car.
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Mrs Clare T. Farnworth vii
leave next week Tor New York cts
on a months visit.
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Mrs Harold Preston will leave
Saturday night FOR California. 70 be
gone several months
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Mr.. and Mrs. James n Brewster
ana Mr and Mira James Eaary left
Tuesday On a six weeks motor trip
% California
Evening star., 1925-07-22

in addition to deriving handsome
salaries for their services, went
secretly" into the tobacco redrying
business at South Boston and during
1922, 1923 and 1924 made a clear profit
of $500, 900 by favoring the concern
in which they had invested money by
redrying contracts. They are charged
with graft" and with ''wrecking" the
organization. Fifty-two charges are
brought directly, and AZ interroga-
tories are filed, to which answers are
requested. The declaration goes into
minute details of redrying contracts
and at one point declares that Robert
A. Wade, after informing high officials
of the information which he had, was
urged to keep quiet" for the sake OF
the organization.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
ASK TOBACCO MEN
'D|SGORCE' S5)O,ODO
. Growers of Cooperative
Market Sue "PooI" Officials
at DanviIIe, Va.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

DANVILLE, Va, July 22.-Suit was
filed today in the United States Court
by J. C. Wade, Halifax, attorney for
members of the Tobacco Growers Co
operative Marketing Association,
against Tucker Watkins, r. r. Pat
terson and f. r. Edmundson. officials
of the pool" asking that a receiver
ship be appointed for the growers or
ganization and that the three men
"disgorge" 100000. The case will be
docketed for September and is ex-
pected to bring Aaron Sapiro, general
counsel for the organization, to Dan
vile.
It is charged that the three officials,
Evening star., 1925-07-22
HOOPER WINS In PRIMARY.
Will Face Carney in Michigan
Congressional Election.

DETROIT, Mich, July 22 R).-Jo-
seph l.. Hooper of Battle Creek and
Claude S. Carney of Kalamazoo will
head the Republican and Democratic
tickets, respectively. in the special con-
gressional election to be held August
Is in the third district of Michigan as
a result of the primaries held yester-
day. Hooper received total OF 11.7S9
votes by Republican voters, while
Carney received ] ISL.
Evening star., 1925-07-22
SI.0 Messalines
S1.10

35-inch Satin Mes
saline, rich satin-face,
all-silk quality, in all
wanted S t r e e t and
evening shades, also
black.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

Five-quarter Table Oilcloth. irreguars
of the standard quality; choice of plain
white, fancy or tiling effects in various
colorings.
Godenberg's-First Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-22

In this assortment you will find patterns and
colorings suitable for the new beach or auto
coats so popular this season, as well as for
draperies and coverings of all sorts. Light
and dark floral, stripe, bird and tapestry de-
signs. Full bolts and mill lengths
First Floor--Barrain TabIe-and Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1925-07-22

40-inch Flowered Voiles,
all newest floral effects on
white and colored grounds;
extra fine, sheer chiffon-fin-
ish grade.
Evening star., 1925-07-22

All Pure Silk Chiffon
Taffeta, with rich. lus-
trous finish, in a COM
plete assortment of street
and evening shades. as
well as beautiful change
able effects. 35 inches
wide.
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MRS FEMME SPIES FOUT.

Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie
Spies Fout. former school teacher
here and wife of the Reverend J..
E. Fout. formerly pastor of the
United Brethren Memorial Church,
at North Capitol and r streets,
will be held today in Dayton, Ohio,
it was learned here today. Soon
after her marriage, Mrs. Fout dis
continued her school teaching and
Doctor Fout accepted the position
of superintendent of the Bonebrake
Theological Seminary at Dayton.
The couple had planned to take
trip to Palestine soon. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Spies, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Spies and the Misses
Addie and Maud Spies, brothers
and sisters of Mrs. Fout, will at.
tend the funeral.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

jeremiah Babylon. ~, of Westminster
Md. and Nora bowling, 30. The Rev
erend ]. ]. Coady.
Douglas NJ. Burgess, 90, of The
Plains Va. and Ethel r. Haigler, 10
of Aiken, S. c. The Reverend J. e.
Briggs.
Karl Brown. 81, and Gladys BOwens
10 The Reverend William A. Jones.
Thomas F. Magruder. 40, and Irene
Miles, S5. The Reverend ]. w. Mano-
key.
James Tyler. %, and Dorothy Andsr-
son, 20. The Reverend w. Westray.
Mason White, %, and Beatrice Fen
wick. Is. The Reverend r. ]. Froeh-
Itch.
James H. Crawford, "a and Margaret
V. Weikert, %. The Reverend w. r.
Smith
Robert Brawner Garrison. "a, and Alice
l.. Rummel. "a. The Reverend ]. r.
Huddle.
Arthur c. Bolden 29 and Sara r.
Copeland, "a. The Reverend <. D. W.
Jones.
Erwin Isaiah Brown, "a, and lucille
De Graffenried, %. The Reverend G.
COntee.
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DEATHS

Herman Eiseman, 81 years, Garfield
Hospital.
Melissa S. Riley. rs years, No. 1909
Fern street northwest.
- Howard p. Locke. SO years, Home for
Incura bles.
Joseph F. Roberts, So years, No. $40
G street northeast.
Annie V. Rogers, SIS years, No. 100
Eighth street southeast
Henry J. Bradley 70 years, No. SOS
Sixth street southwest.
Elizabeth Vetter. years. ChiIdren's
Hospital.
Infant of Leonard and Lily Beavers,
days. Providence Hospital.
Mary jackson, sc years. No. 9O1 I
street northeast
Alice Dunnlore ~ years. Galiinger
Hospital
John r. johnson, So years. Walter
Reed Hospital.
Landon Ford. As years. st. EIizabeths
Hospital.
Leroy Burnett, 1 year, No. s24 First
street southwest.
TheIma Louise Garland, 2 months.
Childrens Hospital.
Infant Grandson and Mary p. Jones,
hours. No. 3fi5 Eleventh street north
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MISS CATHERINE MARION
TOOMEY.

Miss Catherine Marion Toomey,
for many years teacher in the
public schools of the District, died
Tuesday after a lingering illness OF
several months.
Funeral services will be held from
her late residence, 466 I street
northwest, tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock.
REQUIEM mass will be held at ST.
Patrick's Church at 10 o'clock. In
torment will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
For the past few years, Miss
Toomey had been teaching at the
Adams School on 1 street. She
was we'll known in local school
circles. She is survived by one
sister, Miss Agnes Toomey.
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Real Estate Transfers

Square $50. lot 32-Peter Cokinos ct
ux.. Pauline. to National Savings and
and Trust Co. $500. years, per
Square 1884. lot ao-shapirqzKatz
Phelps. to secure Clara T. Way, $3.50
S years. 61z per cent. semiannually.
SQUARE 1884 lot sS-Abraham l..
YudeIevit and John Krupsaw, to secure
Jennie Yudelevit. 1925. monthly pay
s Square S Ss7. 'T part lot s-Thelma An
dreson 20 P. Elliott and G. Washburn
70 secure Anna and Harry Hoffman.
$3.50, monthly payments, siz per cent.
Russell ct ux.. Adelaide. to National
Savings and Trust Co, TO secure Amer
icsn Security and Trust Co., $500; 3
years. per cent. semiannually. t6l)
Square 33S. lot I3-Joseph De GraZia
81 ux.. Mary Y. TO +. l.. Neubeck and
Inc, $1,000, on demand, per cent.
square 1850, lot 1s1-Thomas W.
Penn ct al. to Ben J.. Fuller and e. T.
22.5oO. years. per cent. semi
SQUARE $50. lot 55-concertta vitale
secure the Chattel Title Co. Inc,
5000. on demand. per cent G40
square 455. part lot S-Whitefield
MCklnIay ct al TO american security
& Trust Co. 10 secure National Savings
e. Trust Co. S22 900. monthly payments,
per cent. 133D
lille O. Guy TO ". Carl Wyatt. to
secure II NJ. Brunk, 1910, monthly pay
ments. Z per cent %
Square 80. part lot Joseph Potts TO
J b Stein and J. c. DePurtron, 10
secure j. p SIosberg 81 900: / year,
per cent. semi annually. 49,
Square 259s. lot 37-Helen 3. May
field to National Savings and Trust Co,
10 secure American Security and Trust
Co. $4,000. years. per cent, semi
annually. t49b
Resurvey on New seat Vale, part
tract-seraphin A. Gatti et ux.. Heller
B. to the National metropolitan Bank
of Washington. to secure Mary r. Hen
derson. 5000; 5 years, per cent
square 2s35, lot 79-Lso B. Norris et
TX. Marion. to Washington Loan and
Trust Co. to secure Equitable Co-opera
tive B. A, $500. t52D
Parcel c01-52-Ellen Waters TO y Z
Taylor to secure s. Lee Tucker. 1r-
$500; monthly payments, 6 per cent.
90
Square west of 1929. lot 16-Antonic
Largo ct TX, Grazzis. to 3. f. Sau
and William p. Benson TO secure jana
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Births, Marriages, Deaths
Phone Notices to Main $780, Obituary Desk
HENRY JEFFERSON BRADLEY

Members of the Association or
Oldest Inhabitants attended the
funeral of Henry Jefferson Bradley
from his late residence, COS Sixth
street southwest, yesterday a1ter-
noon. Interment will be at Con
gressional Cemetery.
Mr.. Bradley died at mis- home
Monday. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Augusta e. Bradley.
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23
ANTONIO FRATONI.

Antonio Fratoni, a mosaic worker
who fell six stories to his death
Tuesday while at work on the new
at Seventh and F streets
northwest, will be buried tomorrow
in Cedar Hill Cemetery. The funeral
services will be held at the Church
of NV Redeemer, Italian Baptist.
Kirby street and New York avenue
northwest, at 2 o'clock. He lived at
6 Decatur street northeast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-23
JUDGE ROSS SUCCESSOR
CONSIDERED BY SARGENT

Members of the Memphis, Tenn,
Bar Association conferred with AT
torney General Sargent today reia.
tive to the appointment Of sue
cessor to the late Judge J. William
Ross, of the western Federal dis
trict of Tennessee.
Judge Ross died in an automc-
bile accident following his indict
ment in State court for com
plicity in a bank failure.
Judge Charles n. Burch, of
Memphis, headed the delegation.
He said that no specific recon-
mendations have been made, bu:
that the Attorney General was
urged to select a jurist of high
character and qualifications.
Sargent said that the Tennessee
association would soon submit 20
him a number Of names Of qualified
judges who will be considered in
making the appointment