davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PLASTERING me repair your plaste
| lrE all work guaranteed. estimates chAs-
fully given. Call Clrve 395a -
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TOURING CAR. 1923: guaran.
terd condition: S135: terms. Franklin $50
10Th 81
Evening star., 1925-12-03

II TOURING. 81: good condition: Any
500 Shircr. 11o6 18th nv as
tContlnued on Next PaKe.l
Evening star., 1925-12-03

FTNISHFR for ANTIQUE furniture: only frst-
class need amply %422 18th st. nv. e.
FORD MECHANIC preferahly Sitn assem-.
linz cvnorIerre See Nr Burress. Parkway
u %. - 1nSS yEl.nnn sin ave. nv.
Evening star., 1925-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUCTION SALES of furniture of all kinds
nesday and Saturday. Let us give you an
estimate on what. you have for sale:
shannon, Caldwell & Co, Auctioneers 3O4
10th at. NV. Phone M 9272.
CAMERAS, tooIs OF every KIND fieId glasses,
shotguns: anything you have to sell. Groce's,
11th and NV. Phi. Frank. S33 postal.
CASH REGIsTERs-wiI nay cash for
same. Stern Co.. 631 La. ave. NV. ~
Evening star., 1925-12-03

COpYIST. stcnogra pher or dictaphoue on
erafor wanted 70" occasional extra work out
Of regular Office hours. state terms and eH,
-, r5Dusc A3drpS. R0- +I"-R star ofice.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

AUTO ACCESSORY sToRY-LIvE. UP-To-
RfHt6 RRfTHHt 5T2ck YE4F E4S fodIFf6 HfIfE HflRf
Alto sFCTION. on PHNN, AVE: s-Ro6M
tPARTNEEST HES sTPsK TPPssTAlfSv Z RREEsREn En-
LEASE OWNER RETIRING ADDRESS
BOX 141-B. STAR OFFICE.
7 AN oFFrlTNG WELL PAYING HARD
WARE AND PAINT BUSINESS FOR SALE
LOCATED At SIi \ ST. NE. THIS IS
T9BEIs4Eb 4Ih 81 BpsfNEss on = G6o6PAY
ING BASIS. FOR FULL DETAILS SEE j. 4.
HAYDEN. 14l0 g ST. NV.
FINE ROOMING HOUSE.
Semi i-detaChed. downtown, IA rooms and
" baths. > toilets. running water in every
All rented. Owner wishes to go TO Florida
will sacrifice for Sl+ 500 Easy payments
BROWN l. NICHOLS
7OS Investment Bldg
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Suitable Gifts for the Family and Friends May Be Found the Christmas Gift
RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

2: ~
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CLOCKS ARE A LASTING GIFT-Watches
clocks. etc. Solid brass candlesticks from 81
TO 81 30 rr. P. R. Ayres. a02 10th q. NV
INITIATING, MONOGRAMING. Photographs
cards coiored IN oil, water eolors: good
work. Col. e25o-W. A.
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HEI.P-DONESTIC.


PAY, WORKER. 1925 Quincy st. ne,
Brookland.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. 10 stay nights;
GOOD home 100 Rosemary It. Chevy ChSse.
Nd Cleveland 6aa. ~
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK. part time, two in
family. Call after 6. Apt. AZ. 17lr 9Th
ST. NV, Potomac 4l6-W. :.
GENERAL HOuSEwORK reliable colored
woman: stay nights: $50 month; references
required. 1888 Oliver St. Chevy Chase. d.
c. Cleveland 1918.
GENERAL USEWORKER-white, coun-
try preferred. for cooking and general house
work; stay nights; three IN family: refer
erce. Address Box l4l-C. Star Office.
GIRL. white cham berniaid and waitress eH-
perienced. with references. 1868 Columbia
rd. Apt. 30l
LIGHT Observation-Disclosures. middle eaEed
white woman: good home for right person.
ADDRESS BOX 106. Scat Pleasant. Md. 3s
NURSE GIRL white foreign preferred. Call
between o and 10 am. - Wyatt BLDG.
1Ath and ats. NV.
wA1TREssSS-astay nights: pust hay. refer,
ences. 223S Que Il. NV. North a24S.
WHITE WOMAN who desires good home
rather than high wages. to help with house
work. Address Box l23C. Star offce. -
WOMAN. settled. colored. for general house,
work. half day in afternoon no girls need
apply. Call Adams 5404-J.
WOMAN for general housework: Apply 5000
Ingomar st. Phone Cleveland 3s4.
WOMAN 10 cook and do general housework
references required. w. Kirke St. Chevy
Chase Nd
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., good condition 2e3s Newark

SO to TO- $40: Other makes So II So si.s,
nE repairing Capitol sewing Machine
FIchanEe. 43 II 81. NV Frank. 377a 4.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

I PIANOS TUNED repalrrd and rehullt-WiE9
| grade work; McHTGH & LAWSON. 1@2s .
Evening star., 1925-12-03

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers. Any complaint found nee
essary 20 be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 5000, Branch
lis
Evening star., 1925-12-03
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

NTRTALS ERECTED ana repaired sets com.
nletslv tested for troubles: tubes tested and
ve1Uvensted in set. Estimates cheerfully
r1yen. Kcnnedvs. Adams 2ah
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star
readers Any complaint found nee
essary 20 be made to The Star
will receive prompt attention. For
admission to Recommended Serv-
ice Column call Main 500G Branch
lis.
REDDING--Box srrinss repaired. mattresses
BEDDING Co. SIC st NV. Main a5cs. $.
BEDDING..Box sprIngs reraIred; mattress.
Bedding Co: 6le A 1 =: nv Nv Nam aa2s-
BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
@aes Mattress attire co. ce 81 st tn nw Op ssFa s
BOOKS OPENED. accounting systems plan
ned ned !, ststemenss s, prepared Address Rox
BOX SPRINGS sF,ab matt; piilors down com
BOX SPRINGS. MATTRESSES and pillow
Get ready for Winter Let US renovate yours
RHsIE Rs iGS Go f ssryss s s
BRASS sEDs RELACoyEhED ana repaired.
auto rehectors replatsd sses oso, plating p re-
co s94f5 frTlGs q nv \ Atter sae Lee 2p4s
CARBON Turning soc PER CYLINDER
ecfFMax ecffE rf%2vi ao Russ s. sna
CARPENTER--Repairw work. floors. porches,
fqrntuLe fbans ataric ana EsraFes prices
igg fgs p M slndi rr Of 1s4sW saw work }. R0~e
ds sSrE and fTn T5oIE eE and
Phone Berwyn 1732J after p.m. ;.
ARSPENTER-All ll!inds jop and repair
enee H Maj Main i%1i0a9 1875. any PTfHTs time. years
RSi G.Sii sMssps w:s1:s ss'P.'s
cHAIR .cANING. UPHoLsTERING. RE
Enc sasag N0 L osii BaiIes stis p. e t2ss
sHs7 yASER 5'ft;a; Ss
I.fI,E ExpERT ,FT[S FLOOR FINIsHINS: HogsE
hkEeE 'Efe 81 ''fsisf P5!si
FLOORS CHEMICALLY CLEANED. Why
, Fsss, qis for Tssu}ss G. EASsES' FS:ns
Ss9 Doors: "a
Prompt service. !; G: FRICE, I12o 9TH st
nshRs resRs sRs saRe seTv
ice. r. E. NASH 2a71 9th St Col 4.3l
FURNITURE GPHoLsTEREp: rep.d; slip
free TiTTENsoR 1924 sth St NV N 1902.
GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS-''Duco'' paint
tns rs AND Ao Mo1Fs % faan dosr F s
JoB, PLASTERING AND CEMENT WORK
of all kinds. Reasonable prices. No job too
far auto service. Franklin 9S22. 80
KEYS-Duplicate keys o5 cents: made while
you wait. Turner & Clark. 1888 N. Y. ave.
NV. Basement. Fr. 3005.
MESSENGER SERyICE-A special Christ
mas service. Let US help Santa Claus de-
liver your Christmas presents. Call Main
512o. Dime Messenger Service. Inc. bonded
PAINTJNe: exterior, innEerlor; 1o9T finish
81 Z 81. NV. Potomac 2bi. dc4.
PAPERHANGER-Not, cheap work. but
good work cheap. Call Col. 9235. Economy
Wall Papering Co. 627 Princeton pl n w. g..
PAPERHANGING- AND PAINTING by day
or job; all work first class. Phone Franklin
103S4. H. C. wilkins. 20l ST. NV.
PAPERHANGING d rooms and 2-story
hall $50. Winter prices. Adams 1926.
PAPERHANGING and PAINTING-Get our
estimate first and save money. r. J. Lewis,
Frank b7lS 1929 Ist st. NV 5.
HANGTMG-.RooMs PAPEREp. 81
NV. Phone Adams 56S7.
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'IT'' NFT IltWI. ttNIITN VII
tTNDRY DRIVER white. for Ford truck,
chevy Chase section: no experience required:
mus, furnish surety bond. Address BOX
office
Evening star., 1925-12-03

SHOTGUN SHELLS 10 and ls gauge Re-
max. Nuhlsck and New Club SIS per thou
sand various loads. Powell Transnorta
60. Water 81 foot Of 10th -. NAN
Evening star., 1925-12-03

CHANDLER SEDAN 1921: the car for
family or professional man: very. good rub
Der: painted in a durable neutral color: an
investment at the price asked. Can be seen
at I'LL 14th ST. OF call North 55S. Terms
can he arranged
Evening star., 1925-12-03

nRIVFR for laundry >route must deposit
$40 cash hond. Rar9 Laundry. 18th and
T. % Aua"nstIa o
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

INSTRUCTION COURSES.
FRENCH CLASS. TUESDAYS $40 TO
80. 81 rer hour. Studio. 1871 Conn. ave.
VIDA TILL. Columbia $3.50.
IF A DOUBTER PASS ON-Progressiv read
STUDY "Boyd Shorthand in 30 School
DAYS" worlds most remark able system roads
like PRINT shorthand big asset Nu.WaX
touch typlnE. spellin Eng. Sec course 3
months. BOYD graduates earn large salariess
R0YD SCHOOL FOR SECRETARIES, 1883
G at Main ESQ. Rr. 9. Est. 1870. de14'
REFINED FRENCH GENTLEMAN. GRAD
uated from French universlty. would give
private lessons in French: best references
Address Box 13-C. Star once. D
THOSE WITH. UNDEVFLoPED TALENT
for drawinE-Larze studio offers unusual
opportunity for practical training evenings:
commercial art a profession. Address Box
12-C. Star office.
NOW is good time to begin course that
will fit you for Efe's duties. You will never
regret course IN our school. Thousands
say it placed them on thu road To success.
Call. write or telephone. II is better TO call.
WOODS SCHOOL. Established 1885.
81 East Capitol ST.
in Al months full time, or IA months,
spare time successful practicing commercial
artist teacher: students doing work for best
Arms in vicinity: call and see for E9Yrsslff, 4,
AcApf%Y et AIRS aNb sc1EScE year.
in Washington. 1917 Rhode Island ave.
Franklin 7475. So
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD, .EXPE:
enced instructors: satisfaction insured. Call
Lincoln 81
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SEWING MACHINE. Slnger drophesd al
49Sg-J -
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CHEVROLET COUPE 4-pass-: in perfect
condition: new Nav 10. 1929: run only
6.1nn miles: new spare tire. tube. chains
motnmeter. mirror: owner leaving city: must
sell at sacrifice: 500 cash. balance monthly
payments. Address Box i2sB star Office.
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rrRNHD BOY. Sec Nr. Loveisoe. 10 18th
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

Civil Service Examinations.
Special intensive courses for Decem her
Sa TGyH ana ssFS1 sRTs s1ap heERRs
SCHOOL. Sc. cor l.th and F Ph. Fr 20so:
Evening star., 1925-12-03

sFWING MACHINFS-Hub Special d. ~,
SIS SIncer j h.. SIS Others s5s35. 1894
1th - North 5Ro4 Omen sveninEs
Evening star., 1925-12-03

PAPER!NG AND PA1NTING-Let US efti-
r'ate You will he surprised White Huusr
Repair Service. 2004 NJ NV. Frank. 2s)6.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

ILFKk. eNperIenced. front once: must Elve
re reference. Address Box lose. Star oftice.
CONPANlON-TTTOR to boy Is. little
backward. helm hoy - with 9th srads
school work Catholic family: wages. 500
to Sl"5 month. room and hoard state axe.
qualifications and references months ot
tn" wear ~ the country. Address Box III
Sta OFiTP
Evening star., 1925-12-03

~IDFB0ARb fonel. one dining room table,
oue drop-tidn "oucn Can evening after
oci"cL. l5c2 Corcoran -. NV. -
snns-Hlrh- GRADE sods rich Top .oil veil
rOtted manure Phone Line "64 -
Evening star., 1925-12-03

GROCERY CLFRK-Mar who can cut meat.
Livingston Market SOL" Conn. ave
HAIR CUTTER Thoroughly e1perlenced In
ladies hohbinr Nargaret F. ScheetZe, skin
and scalp specialist 1145 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1925-12-03

FIRST MORTGAGE note. $1,000 return
So on less than 5Oet valuation OF prop
crty: endorsed by responsible Washington
business man. Address Box lsi-B. Star
Evening star., 1925-12-03

noEraph is out ~ ordr1 let us repair L.
We have a well equipDed shop. expert re-
pairmen and the necessary equipneut to nut
your monograph motor in as GOOD rondi-
tlon il was when new. THE GLOBE FUR
NITTRE co. INC. 1923 9TH St nv. Main
Evening star., 1925-12-03

SEWING MACHINE, portable electric.
S@p so: Singers. 81 down and 81 week
":,h y I4th ST. Sc. -
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
LAW JUSTIFIES
BOARDS ORDER
Continued from First Page)

(ConClnued from First Page)
1, Cascade county. Nine points of
law, all, which are involved in the
present Roosevelt county situation,
were given. The outstanding point
and one which is of the most inter
est to the public reads from court
records as follows Determination
in a first instance of who are non
resident pupils is with the board of
trustees of school district. In view
Of Rev. Codes, 1921, paragraph
1856, giving board of trustees of
school district power to admit chill
dren not residing in district, and
section 1915 giving it power to de-
termine rate of tuition Of nonresi-
dent pupils, determination in first
instance of who are and who are not
nonresident pupils with board, act
ing in quasi judicial capacity, and
courts will not interfere with proper
exercise of its discretion" Accord
ingly the local school board reached
the definite decision that it alone
had the power of determining in
each case as to whether the parents
in question had actually moved here
to make their home or whether they
were living here only for a short
period Of time in orde to take ad-
vantage of the schools. The resi-
dence of the parents was used as
the basis as a minor cannot establish
residence
Two concessions we've given to
those who will have to pay tuition.
October l is set as the last date on
the tuition can be paid. The
amount of the school tax which any
parent who is required to pay tut
ton pays in Roosevelt county will be
deducted from the sum of the tut
ton.
The attraction of the Wolf Point
schools and their having the fine
equipment regarding normal and
commercial courses have brought so
many outsiders in this fall that con-
ditions are extremely o~vercrowded
and it has been necessary to hire
two additional teachers as we'll as
using extra equipment. The board
was accordingly forced to take some
remedial measure for additional re-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
5000 MILE TRIP
MADE BY SMALLS
Continued from first page)

tCOQIlQucu from 1lISG Dd2eJ
Portland, Maine was the next city
visited. From there they drove down
through Massachusetts, visiting Am
herst, Mt. Holyoke and Smith col
leges, through Boston, Worchester
and across Mass. and New York
Buffalo. They spent one day at Nj
agara Falls before boarding the lake
boat again. Mr.. and Mrs. Small and
Mrs. Page made the trip by boat
across the Lakes. Miss Small took
the train going to Detroit where she
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
lyn Young in their new home. She.
rejoined her parents and they mo
tored from Duluth back to Wolf
Point. Mr.. Randall left the party at
Buffalo returning to his position in
Detroit.
Although they saw many accidents
on the eastern highways they only
had one piece Of trouble with their
car. This occurred near Devils
Lake, North Dakota, when they had
a blowout and drove the car into
a ditch at the side of the road to
prevent an accident.
Miss Small's cousin, Ruth Jen-
nings, accompanied them part of the
way on the return trip.
Miss Small has brought back with
her a large and varied collection Of
basket work done by the Passama-
quoddy Indians of Maine. She also
has a collection of novelty dolls
which a cousin of hers makes for
eastern gift shops. These dolls are
hand made and designed personally
by Mrs. Grace Bibber, Miss Small's
cousin, who has only been making
them for the last year and during
that time has made more than 1000.
She also has a large collection of
pictures which she took of interest
ing places and beautiful scenery
along the way.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

Maurice Zaffle, Backus, Mimi; Jo-
sephine Sandray, Granville, N. D.;
Warren Smith, south of Poplar;
Bernice Geisen, Weldon; Marian
Irving, Williston, N. D.; Kirk, Lois,
Terry and Sibyl Booth of Glasgow;
Powell White, Urbana, Illinois; John
Remmie, Scobey; Ruth Geisen, Bar
bara, Montana.
Twenty men reported for football
practice under the direction of
Coach Ralph Doe this week. The
first game of the season will be play
ed at Williston with the Williston
high school on October 8. Other
games definitely scheduled are with
Glasgow and Sidney. Possible games
may be with Havre and Saco. An
athletic tag day will be held some
time before the Williston game, the
to be used for the football
team.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
FOR
MUTUAL BENEFIT

CONTINUED from first page)
DDS of tillage. A sweet clover and
alfalfa campaign was believed to be
the first step toward a fair trial of
beets.
Neil McFarlan, J. NJ. Vigil and
several others offered suggestions. It
was agreed that the meeting should
be followed up by others and the
ball kept rolling. 1t was suggested
that the next meeting be held in
Poplar in about two weeks on a date
to be announced. 1t was agreed
that the spirit of cooperation dis
played at the meeting should be kept
alive and invitations extended to all
other surrounding towns that might
be interested.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
CITY OPEN
TOP
Continued from First Page)
MANY From Distance

A large number of new pupils
have enrolled, coming from as far
east as Urbana, Illinois and as far
west as Long View, Wash. With
the exception of the large numbers
from McCone and Valley county,
some Of whom have attended before
the newcomers are: Elna Tollefsrud,
Pine River, MINI; Rose Mary Dorm
field, Appelton, Mimi; Lillian Bur-
rows, Belt; John L. Bunker, Pendle-
ton, Ind; Frances, Marlyn, Marian
and Margaret Hougan, Great Falls;
Evelyn Lingle, Verndale, Mimi;
Leta, Marjorie, and Anona King,
St~ellicoon, Washington; Darwood
Broderick, Long View, Wash; Har-
riet, Eugene and Loren Strand, Bar
bara, Mont. Jovita Tolksdorf, Brock
ton; Dorothy Gilligan, B~rockton;
Frances Mitchell, Watertown, S. D.;
Helen Styer, Lacrosse, Wisconsin;
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
NOTICE

In the notes of the Presbyterian
church this week, which appear on
another page a meeting of the
young people of the church is an
nounced for Friday evening at the
manse This meeting is Friday, Sep
TENDER 20 and not Friday of this
week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

The taxpayers of the county are
already heavily burdened with
school taxes. One@of the reasons for
this burden is that so much of the
land is on the Reservation and is
tax free, throwing the bulk of the
taxes on a few property ners
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
TABLETS

A new shipment of boys
blazers just in-yes and they are
beauties too.
Ten thousand pairs of mittens
it may not be that many but
we sure have a lot of them. No
need Of cold hands this winter.
ERE
See our line of leather vests
before buying. We have almost
any kind of a leather vest made.
Yes and we sell them cheaper than
the catalog houses-to say moth
ing of the p~eddlers.
x q q
We have some very charming
little boys suits in the new long
pant style with vest and extra
knickers. Sizes 5 to 9 years. A
real treat for the little man.
4 q
New Stetson Hats for FALL.
We feature this we'll known
brand not alone for quality but
for style and dollar for dollar
value.
Boys blazers, boys mittens,
boys underwear, boys macki-
naws and sheep lined coats, boys
shirts, blouses and ~overalls, boys
Adjustable caps and all leather
shoes and last but not least the
AMERICAN BOY free to the
boys who trade here.
q u q
Another shipment of those ex-
quisite HART SCHAFFNER AND
MARX $500 suits are just in.
It's the best looking, the best fit
ting and the best wearing suit on
earth for $500.
BOSTONIAN shoes-STETSON
HATS and HART SCHAFFNER
AND MARX shoes-a rare COM
bination.
And then a suit of ALLAN "a
underwear, a Wilson Bros. shirt,
an E. and w. collar, a CHENEY
necktie and a pair of Allan "a
hose and you are a well dressed
man.
q
H FAD
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

A few of the Williston players
could not remain to play the second
round in the afternoon. 1t was
agreed that in such cases the scores
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
ALEXANDER CAR RECOVERED

An Oakland car belonging to L. L.
Alexander of this city, which was
stolen in May, has been recovered
in Great Falls, according to a tele-
gram received here today by the
sherif's office.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
ECO
MEET DECLARED

Continued from first page)
trip and declared they were delighted
with the Wolf Pont course. II was
mutually agreed that these inter
city meets must be continued next
season.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

made in the first afternoon round,
by the players of both teams, would
be repeated for the purpose of COM
pleting the score record.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

LARRY" Sweetman and Jimmy"
Lundquist and John McFarlan, of
Bainville were Sunday guests at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McFarlan
in this city.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17

Can the existence of God be rea-
sonably demonstrated? Hear what
Sydney A. Walker has to say next
Sunday morning at the Presbyterian
Church. Slit.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-15
AHN0UKC EMEnTS
Funeral Notices

MATTIcK-Died on Thursday morning
at 4:of. October Is. 1925. at her home
Sl2 S. Monumental ST.. Mrs. Minna Mat
tick. in her 57th year; beloved mother
Of Eugene Mattick OF San Antonio. She
is also survived by ono grandchild, one
brother. Herman Kruger of Cleveland.
Ohio; five sisters, Mrs. Hulda Klein
dienst. Mrs Rosa schiemenz, Mrs. Ida
Mattick, Mrs. Anna Ludwig and Mrs
Bertha Nellie. She was a native of Ger
many. residing in this country for
eighteen years and in San Antonio for
twelve years. Relatives and friends are
invited to attend funeral services on
Friday afternoon at o'clock from the
chapel of the Riebe Undertaking co.
Rev. A. l.. Wolff OF the 81. Johns Luth-
Gran church will officiate. Interment will
be in the New Lutheran cemetery.
JACOB NEWTON sURBER died in COL
Inns Gardens this morning. He was 20
years Of age, a native Of Newcastle. Ind,
coming to San Antonio about two and
one-half months ago for medical treat
ment. He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Surber; four brothers.
Frank NJ, Clarence H., Melvin and John
]. Surber; one sister. Miss Mabel surber,
all OF Newcastle. Ind The body will be
shipped to Harrington, Kan; the date
Will be announced later. The body is
being held at the Wilbert & Pelphrey
Undertaking Parlors.