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Evening star., 1925-05-19

Aerial mail services in Australia
have been SO successful that they will
be extended to remote sections Of the
cOlIDtrv
Evening star., 1925-05-19
TOXIC UNALARMED
BY OAHU DEFENSES
Holds Strong u. S. Navy Base
in Pacific Is Not Menace
to Japan.
BY the Associated Press.

TOXIC, May ia spokesman for
the Japanese government today said
that Japan was not alarmed by the
reported plans for the further forti
fcation of the Hawaiian Islands
Japan feels, he said, that strengthen
ing the Hawaiian Island defenses is
entirely matter of United States do
mestc policy, and a strong naval base
Gus to japan.
Evening star., 1925-05-19

weights and not have some heavies
and some lights with an average of
that standard weight
Evening star., 1925-05-19

A writer says that America has al
ways been keenly interested in carly
settlers. Financially speaking?
Evening star., 1925-04-18
EDWARDS TO SPEAK.
|. BEFORE REALTORS.
President of National AsSo-
citation Will Address Meet
ing Here April 23.

. Announcement was made today by
John A. Petty, executive secretary of
the Washingto Real Estate Board,
that there will be a meeting of the
board at Wardman Park Hotel Thurs
day evening. April %, at which Charles
G. Edwards of New York City, presi-
dent of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards, would address the
realtors In his capacity as president
of the national associa ton, represent
ing over 500 boards located in all parts
of the country, Mr. Edwards is in a
position to speak from a broad eX-
perience on the subject of real estate
from a national viewpoint.
In view of the fact that the annual
convention of real estate boards will
be held within two months il is eX-
pccted that Mr.. Edwards will outline
some of the program of the sessions
TO be held in Detroit. Realtors from
Baltimore and Alexandra. as well as
the members of the newly formed
Prince Georges County Real Estate
Board, have been invited to attend the
meeting.
! Following the meeting a special
musical program will be given and an
informal buffet supper will be served.
Arrangements for the meeting are
being handled by w. Gilbert Dent,
chairman of "A special reception COM
mittee consisting of j. S. Eaton. Will
liam l.. King, Leroy Gaddis, Earl Nc
1ntosh. Tom l.. Peyton. George L.
Bunnell, James Holmes. William S.
Qulnter. H. Latane Lewis, William r.
Fllis, W. Cameron Burton. Maurice A.
Beckham. II. Clifford Bangs and H
L. Thornton.
Evening star., 1925-04-18
BUILDING PERMITS
MORE THAN MILLION
Total of S1,119,416 Gives
Record Breaking Total
Another Boost.

After a temporary lull last week
construction in the District again got
in it's ''million-do dollar -a-week stride"
during the last seven days. Already
ahead of the banner year of 1929
building records were given another
impetus with a weeks total of $11I9.
416.
Approximately so permits for con-
struction over 81 900 were granted bv
the office of the building inspector
during the week. These permits in
clude several apartment house propo-
sitions, the largest of which are: A
$125,000 apartment, to be built by
Harry Wardman at IS M street north
west; a 100000 apartment, to be built
by J. l.. billiard, at % Second street
northeast; the Kay-Schneider-R Co.
will begin 100000 residential prof.
ect on Connecticut avenue
List of Permits.
The permits granted include:
w. G. Harrell, to build 2223 Newton
street northeast; $4,000.
j. l.. billiard, to build apartment %
Second street northeast; $4,000
j. A. Murray, to build store, 5407
Wisconsin avenue; So, 900
Potomac Electric Power Co. to add
10 Substatlon, rear of Eighteenth.
Nineteenth, d and z streets north.
west; 1926.
b.. w. Brown, to repair, 721 G street
southwest; $1,000.
E. w. Brown, to erect garage, 721
street southwest; $1,000.
Robert Lyons, to build, 350S and
S5IZ TWenty-fourth street northeast;
$4,000.
Joseph Spano. to build, 1880 Flor
al street northwest; $4,000.
Julla X. Daniels, to build, 2304 2306
Fourth street northeast; $4,000.
Snlpman d Priest, to build, 4419 and
4423 r street northwest; S14 1000.
Evening star., 1925-04-18

William S. Weliener, to build. 2404
Thirty-third street southeast; $4,000.
Hedges & Middleton, to build, 3501
Davis street northwest $4,000.
G. l.. Tankersley. to build, 3621-
1927 Ordway street northwest; $4,000.
Allen c. Minnix. to build, 3S10-3S12
Woodley road; $4,000.
Arcade Sunshine Co., to build ware
house, 735 Lamont street northwest;
$4,000.
Howard S. Gott, to build. 5025 and
5029 Lee street northeast; So, 400.
r.. f. Hatcher. to repair 5500-5514
Connecticut avenue northwest; $35 900.
George w. Edmonson. to build, 4603
Hunt street northeast; $4,000.
schneider Kay Co., Inc, to
Evening star., 1925-04-18
BUILDERS WILL HEAR
INSURANCE DISCUSSED
Nesbit to Be Speaker at Monday
Meeting of Owners and
Managers.

The Washington Association of
Building Owners and Managers will
hold its monthly meeting at the City
Club on Monday. at 1890 o'clock.
Charles F. Nesbit, former commits
sioner of insurance for the District.
will be the guest, and will discuss
mutual insurance versus stock COM
pany insurance Mr.. Nesbit has been
identified with the insurance business
for some years, and is familiar with
the development and work of the mu-
tual companies.
The Building Owners and Managers
Associations throughout the country
are giving considerable thought to
insurance problems
Evening star., 1925-04-18

build, 5101-5123 Connecticut avenue
and 2501-2505 Chevy Chase Parkway
$4,000
G. e. Burch, to build, 1442 S street
southeast; $4,000.
Charles A. Peters. to build, 4S9z
Conduit road and 4sS7-sl and 80 Po
tomac avenue; 100000.
John NJ. King, to build, 2010 and
2014 Otis street northeast; $4,000.
Joseph Marucci, to build, 31lS Chan
ming street northeast; $500.
Sam Bernstein, to build, 5629 Four
teenth street northwest; $4,000.
Joseph Deckelbaum, to erect garage
1884 Gunlow road; $1,000.
Malcolm Morgan, to repair 3O10 T
street northwest; $4,000.
Evening star., 1925-04-18

Fl. l.. Thornton. to build, 6607 and
66l1 Fifth street northwest; $4,000.
Stern & Tomlinson. Inc, to builG
apartment, .2316 f street northwest
S65 900.
st. Patrick's Church, to repair, 93i
+ street northwest; $500.
Walter w. Carr, to build, 310!
Charming street northeast; $4,000.
Ourisms.n Chevrolet Co., to buiIt
garage, GA II street northeast; SIS.
900.
Wardman Construction Co., Inc, ts
build apartment, IS NJ street north,
west; 1925 900.
r. S. Campbell. to build, 3O57 Porter
street northwest; So ,290.
Evening star., 1925-04-18

Winfield Preston, to build, 1592-1532
Upshur street; $4,000.
Charles NJ. Hahn, to build, 1903
Tuckerman street northwest; s12, 500.
f. Z. Norwood, to build, SOIL Six
teenth street northwest, $4,000.
Willard ID. Hearn, to build, 23I6
Monroe street northeast; $500
Conrad NJ. CLANCY, to build, $500
Twenty-fourth street northwest;
$4,000.
III. l.. Thornton, to build. 5000 and
6612 Fifth street northwest; 50 900.
+. T.. Vivian, to build, 540O Nevada
avenue northwest; $1,000
w. B. Kraft, to build, 1SO1.1s09
East Capitol street; S35 ,000.s
Evening star., 1925-04-18

Elmer Young, to- build, Ais Eli
colt street northwest; $1,000.
III. A. Seabridge, to build, 2212-2216
Sixteenth street southeast; $4,000.
Rose A. O'Neil, to build, 4251 Ala
bama avenue southeast; $500.
Cooley Bros, to build, 1322-1330
Lewis street northeast; $4,000.
Richard G. Peterson, to build, 3016
South Dakota avenue northeast;
80, 500.
Hyman Sacks, to erect garage, 629
X street northwest; $4,000.
Howard Etcheson. to build apart
ment, Ia street northeast; 10000.
G. III. Swan, to build apartment,
1880 G street northeast; sac, 1000.
Evening star., 1925-04-18

The longest inaugural address was
that of William Henry Harrison, who
served the shortest term of any of the
Presidents.
Evening star., 1925-04-18
INTEREST RATES HIT.
Easier Money Necessary Before
Rents Come Down. Says Official.

So long as "a per cent of every dol
lar of rent paid goes for interest there
IS not likely to be readjustment down
ward of rentals in the lower-priced
apartments of the city.
The rate for money is entirely too
nigh, and not until it is possible TO
erect housings on capital costing a
total OF not more than per cent will
the lot of the man who cannot pay SIS
a room be improved according to
Clarence. s. Stein. chairman of the
New York State Bureau of Housing
and Regional Planning
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25

time Of the year, so Wen just give
them good surprise"
"You have the grandest IDEAS" said
Old Queen Thunder
Old King Thunder and Old Queen
Thunder rest when they are not hav-
ing parties and noisy talks. That gives
them so much more strength and en-
ergy when the time comes for a good
stormy time.
They went where it was warm most
of the time, but now and again they
like to surprise people, and they come
suddenly around when it just seems
too silly TO have a thunder and light
ming storm.
They called their Lightning friends
and asked them to join their fun.
And as you know the Lightning
family and the Thunder family have
been friends for years and years.
No two families are greater friends
than these two.
Well, the Thunder family and the
Lightning ramily went rumbling and
crashing and yelling and roaring and
flashing and forking about their sky
playground, and the Thunder children
played hide and seek around the
mountains and the hills.
And then along came the Raindrop
children and Old King of the Clouds
and then there was excitement.
Not only were they having their
party when 1t was cold but they had
it in the middle of the night.
People got up out of NICE warm
beds and pulled down windows in bed
rooms and the noise was so great
hardly any slept through 1t.
1t Quoted down soon again, but not
until it had given almost everyone
enough noise to wake them up.
The Thunder family and the Light
ming family had other plans aud en-
gagements and could not stay around
long, but they had splendid little
surprise party apd said they loved par
ties which were arranged on the spur
of the moment.
That's the way with my dear old
King" roared Old Queen Thunder.
And the Old King added
That's the appreciative kind Of
Old Queen have"
"Our dear parents" said the chill
dren.
And the thunder gradually died
away, and the lightning disappeared,
and only the rain remained around for
awhile"
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
EyppDddd!yS
R6Eyenin8
Fairy Tale
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING
~WARY GRAHAM BONNER
con al6saI NtSIlaN hGNsealta yhloh -

"Come on, hurry along" said Old
King Thunder to Old Queen Thunder
Lets have a surprise party to the
Earth people"
Lets do that" said Old Queen
Thunder.
Nov, as you know without doubt,
when Old King Thunder speaks to Old
Queen Thunder they yell at each other
and roar at each other at the very
'tip-tops" of their voices.
This is the way they enjoy talking.
Just the way we will talk in fairly
low voices, or shout only when we are
excited, they shout If ever they speak.
Sometimes their voices are louder
than at other times, but they never
speak In low tones.
They love their noisy, loud CONVEX
sation, and they have brought up all
their children to talk in the same way.
Can you imagine belonging to fam
fly that never once said:
You would never hear that il you
belonged to the Thunder family.
In fact, many time has King Thun-
der shouted to one of the Thunder
Cloud children and said:
what weak little rumble. Roar
louder. Give real rumble. Let's
hear now you can do it,
And then you will notice that the
little distant rumbles and the little
roars become stronger and louder, and
then great, great rolling ones are
louder than all.
The huge ones are King and Queen
Thunder talking. The ones that get
louder and louder but never the loud
est of all, but yet are very loud rum
bles after having been little ones
they are the children.
Its cold weather now." said old
King Thunder, around here, and they
don't expect one of our storms at this
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
DON'T BROOD OVER
STOMACH DISTRESS

Don't lay awake nights and feel mis-
cradle an day-there's one right way to
fix up your gassy, rebelious disordered
stomach in such short time that your
heart win be gladdened.
Today Dare's Mentha Pepsin is the one
remedy supremely efficient where acute
or chronic indigestion or gastritis is
making your days and nights miserable
Reports of it's mighty power to over
come unbearable. near sufrocating storm
ach agony have swept the land until to-
day it's sales are marvellous.
Get one bottle of this pleasant speedy
acting medicine today with the distinct
understanding that II it doesn't help you
your money will be returned.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Conundruras

When would it seem that lawyer
is out of temper? When he asks
cross-questions.
What Is it that you cannot see
though it is always before your Your
future
How do extravagant dresses differ
from law books? The first are costly
modes, the second mostly codes.
Why is cellar door like sin? Both
lead TO ahasement.
What Is that which we often return
but never borrow7 Thanks.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Woman Baptist Minister

The first woman to enter the Baptist
ministry in Great Britain is Miss An
ME d. Lodwick, recently ordained pas
tor of Pisgah Baptist church, Cress-
well Quay, Pembroke, Wales. Rev.
Miss Lodwick is twenty-six years of
age. Her church has six deacons and
a membership of 100. Her call re-
suited from a ten days mission con-
Quoted by her at the church, when she
so impressed the church officials that
they asked her to become the minister,
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Champion Noise-Maker

'Your son has fine voicev
"Yes. He sells newspapers outside
the opera house."
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25

The telephone system throughout
Russia is to be brought up to the
American standard, according to plans
completed by the Soviet government,
which call for an ultimate expenditure
of more than $100,000,000 Large
American companies have been asked
by the Soviet companies to cooperate
In the project
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
BIZ John DICKINSON SHERMAN

SAID to an American of English birth,
a Londoner. whats the longitude of
Greenwich" He answered with per-
fectly straight face II have never
heard of such a place" said. "Why,
Greenwich observatory, which gives
the world its time. It's only five miles
from st. PauPs cathedral-you've
heard of that, haven't your He said,
"Oh, you mean Grinnidge-and that's
one on you. But l don't know its
longitude" I said. "Naught-naught-
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
cuticura for Plmnlx Faces.

To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off in five minutes with Cuti-
cura Soap and hot water. Once clear
keep your skin clear by using them for
daily toilet purposes. Don't fail to in
Glude Cuticura Talcum. Advertisement,
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Dancing Old as Race

The Oldest people known to have In
habited the earth had forms of dane
Ing not unlike those which still exist.
The first ballet, however, was given
in Italy in 1889. and was introduced
into France a century after.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Silence Not Always Good

There may be times when silence is
gold, and speech silver; but there are
times, also, when silence is death, and
speech is life-the very life of Pents-
cost.-Max Miller.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1925-09-25
Safety-First Violation

Last year, according TO Rock Island
railroad statistics, a crossing gate
was broken every day by reckless mo-
florists. One cure for this is to give
the drivers the gate. Arkansas
Thomas Cat
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
FASHION HINTS
FOR SPRING GOWNS

Evening colors chosen by many
designers are pastel combined with
metal trimming. Metal, by the way,
has become SO popular that even the
Partisan furricrS are using it in odd
ways. For instance, seal is now
dyed in silver and bronze shades
and the effect Oh satin wraps of
similar tones is lovely. Squirrel is
dyed n ncw fawn shade to conform
with the spring vogue for yelIowish
tones. And white fox is dyed the
lightest beige imaginable. 1t looks
as though il were merely tinted.
Berthe stresses straight lines and
very short skirts. There are no flar-
ing hcmlincs in this collection.
Skirts are often but two inches be
low the bend of the knee. Daytime
trocks are bcltlcss, scant aud short
and Of soft wooden materials. Oc-
casimaally Berthe displays an after
noon gown of figured chiffon with
long, siightly-fittcd bodice and
tLrcc-ticrrd skirt.
On white sports frocks gild kid
belts are used and matching them
are the white felt hats with msets
Of gold kid. Kid flowers in gold
and ppstcl colors trim several street
frOcks.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Last Night of
Zane Grey's Epic
Story at Palace

Tonight will be the last night of
one Of the greatest American ro-
mances, 'Thc laundering Herd. -
Zane Grey's well known romance
against a thrilling background, with
q splendid east including Holt, Lois
Wilson, Noah Beerv and Raymond
Hatton, are some Of the high spots
of this Paramount production.
"PortS of Call. " with Edmund
Lowe and Hazel keener in the
leading roles will come to the Pal
ace theater tomrrow. This is Il
dramatic love story with. settings
in Now York and the burning
Orient. s.
In addition to the feature, Mar
cue and Marqueta, the sensa tional
dancers of the West. will appear at
both shows tomorrow night. This
dancing team gave novelty act at
the Lettuce Buyer 5 Ball recently
and proved very popular with their
splendid interpretations of Spanish
dances.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
Society, Clubs, Lodges,
Churches and Schools
MONTHLY HEEYING OF EXECUTIVE
BOARD OF CALIFORNIA FEDERATION
s..- HANDLES MANY IMPORTANT TSSJ' 'ES

lEez lovely .oaauside home of
I,4iS. Robeu I'rie}- state chairman
of Institutional relations. at ..tdou-
sdsl tis00L. rsa$ hs SCENE of the
Htgntliy all day meeting Of the aN-
vqWive board If tht;ea forap, Fed-
ttS- ien. Of Women $ Cub. on March
rs =. - s-~
Ton. sta.e Officers, nineteen state
.4ai}rra4f, ;ven u ti}Al members Of
tlfeS-SeHer}li ,fe@EfatioH boart, and
two comfy presidents We're ia at
1ehtI'Hesg- ss nunber coming down
from S8A"FF isc.sto and the .orth,
aud sgver7l ffoIa- san Diego ana
A:-u Bernarailro.
Matters Of legislation revision Of
.bv-lNwN III coming state couvcu-
.fiar t. wt.rc licensed ;aad acted
Nrort .''71T '7f-.
TIVE Ais. rchr5iug n stqt6 1,a,fSs,
@Fi .i0iireetIv ta the. redWoods,
wee arSr Heartily cnzorSe..-
tser"fe. 10 the first Of these
creates STATE r,.Tk cg4lld<ssIon Il,
three persons. - b., 4broiHtaA y,
jlee -goTc,Her. we for two wears,
oir fof, four and one Tor. >iz yeirs.
who sG8it have under tbtir direction
and QaHg cement al tie STATE parks,
Which 4, present ave fQur il min.
bpr ia addition = q nu4thdr o.fF'
toft7-dii4 vaiff are to:be pre-
seiy.,5@'r,5 t1,- state These -four
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
.SHEPERD-TOWNER
NURSE ANNOUNCES
lMONTH'.S SCHEDULE

The following is the schedule of
Miss Ruth Meter, local Sleperd-
Towner nurse who is giving infant
prc-SeLool and school age eNamina-
tions of children all over Imperial
Valley.
Wednesday, April 1.-Pre-school
examination conference, restroom,
I'll Centre. 9 to II Il. m.; to )
p. m.
Thursday. April 2.-Holtville
district, 9 to T. home visiting; >
70 I, civ. center. '
Friday, April 3-McCabe district,
8 to = a. m. farm homq demonstra-
/ tioA meeting; Seelev district, > to
i p. III. Community church.
Saturday, April +, Brawley dis
trict, 8 to II and , to !, prc-.chool
examination conference.
Monday. April 6.-Fcrde school
district, 9 to y Il. III. home visit
ing; > to / clinic in school.
Tuesday, April Wintsrhaycn
district. 9 a. IN. to =. III.
Wednesday,, April s.-Barl dis
! trio. 9 Il. M. to + y. II.
Thursday, Apr 9.-Office in
courthouse. FL Centric.
I Friday April 1O.-North End
school, , to / p. N.
, Saturday, April 11,-EI Centre,
home visiting.
Monday, April 13.-Calipatria dis
trict, pre-school examination con
ference, American Legion hall :
to + =. N.
Tuesday, April l}.-shcpcrd Tow
ner committee meeting, Court House
FL Ccntro, $3.50 p, m.
Wednesday, April 15.-Masnol;a
/ Tcachery, > to t r. m.
Thursday, April l6.-CalcXico pre-
school examination conference, 9
a. m. to II M; to + p m.
Friday, April 17.-Imperia! dis
trict. restroom 9 a. m. to - H.;
Eastside clin4t to p. m.
Saturday, April ls.-Office court
house, III Certro, . to II.
Monday, April 20.-Niland dis
trict 9 u. IN. to + =. III.
Tuesday, April 21.-IIome visit
lug IN I'll CCntrO district.
Wednesday, Apr.I 22.-lIebcr dis
trict, postofficc 9 to l.; school to
I p. III.
Thursday, April %. - Brawley
grammar school, to ?. N.
Friday. April 24.-CalcXico dis
,iirt Hoffman school 9 to l.. Dool
school > to /.
Saturday, April p, office in
courthouse, FL Ccntro 9 to y.
Monday, April p, Plaster City 9
TO y.
Tuesday, April %. -Calipatril,
Community Church, > to + p. III.
Wednesday,, April 29.-Mt. Sig
Eal distriC., 9 TO i.
Thursday, April 3O.-IIoltvillt
district, Civic Center to T. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
RECEPTI0N PLANNED
FOR NEW MEMBERS
At BAPTIST CHURCH

"A xfv elt;dv.fGa program Is
planned +ar tr,..bsIow evening IL
ii ae -slgs .s.st. ~ 4.ea. Hl!.ssl= A. re-
ceptioH Will 6c te.lc.ta neW mem
j bef~ If tie church. ~ona - new
members laEe heru received into
: the church as rosu' of the recent
! ;eaiFaI meetings and s;aco THAI
1iHc. a short Gey,flsaai period
VIII mark the opening. of The pro-
gram. arthur Martin viii give .
short u5are-~ Of welcome to the
ue1, members. AIfs Paul tcgieE
.rlH give the response for the new
eubef,. Tire hand ef Fellowship
rill BE- eyt.aacd ly ,Le entire con-
- gregat.ea.
Ms. Jewell TraaEeu viii r-udcr
, violin solo. Tie church PAPER
9Th. Owl" viii bee read b. the
c3itor. Miss Lucy Bieves. Church.
business for the quarter will be
transacted Tie women of the I'm
manuel Circle VIII serve rafresh-
Meuts. mf social time VIII he en-
jovyl Ir an. All utw members are
requested "a hc present a-.-~uests
o. thc evening, ami tire older mem-
beers VII act as hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-03-31
EY4.EIN1TTO} DAY
At PEST ROOE FOE
LOCAL CHILDREN

Tomorrow is thu free pre-school
examination day at the restroom
iii this city by Miss Ruth Nctzct,
local Nhcpcrd- Towncr nurse, wv h
the .diffcre.lt physicians and den
fists OF the city in attendance at
different hours, Lctwcru Il. III.
and ) /. ~.
Miss Meter is very desirous of
having ovew mother in Fl Ceutro
ws.h J,child VINO VIII enter school
iu September, take advantage Of
this opportunity and have them tx
amiucd before entering school. She
stated today that tho bca. time to
take care OF "a child 5 health j. be
fore h. enter, school. so that he
viii be "a bright and h"prv school
child and VIII lose 40 time from
his classes after starting.
At ,h.s cHme, the mothers will
bc informed II their child las any
J,foe- that should be attended to
or i 'LeE are under weight The
phys clam, aAd dcl i.t, Iho Will
bee present during the dag a.e as
follows
d. e.. < Brooks. 10 70 90. m.;
d. Philip IIut-kiu, lo to II 20. M;
I.a ". ). El-kullcu, II to l. a.. ~;
pr. j.. G.. House, 10 3 p. m.; pr.
J., s. Burger, > to ! T., H.; and Dr.
j vs.. ". Apple : - I =. m.
The dentist, WHO will be lu at
: tendance during the day aer 20, fol
lows: Ir. folcs' Kl.l 8 to 1890
a. ILL.,; d. r. e. Clcmons, 1870 TO
T. q. m.; Dr. K. If. Powers. to
a. ..; Ir Huscu TO J.. In.
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