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New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
ALCORN OPPOSES BILL
 ON COUNTY DETECTIVES
Measure Would Cripple Force Assist ing states Attorney Is Claim
 Made Al Hearing,
Especial to tho HeraldJ

Hartford, March 3,--There was a hearing before the Judiciary commit tee this afternoon on an act- con corning the county detectives, which If passed. would cripple the work of the force.
 States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn spoke against the bill, reciting the fine work of the county detectives for this country. The states attor- ney of New London county spoke in the same vein.
 Attorney Arthur W. Upson, of New Britain, spoke for the Civic Safety League, registering protest for the league, saying 1t was in favor of a county detective.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
Wall Street Briefs

The National Distillers' Products Corporation has made a contract to furnish the D. I. Dupont De Nemours Co. with It's entire alcohol require ments for 1925, President Porter of the former company announced to- day, Net profits for 1924 were ss64,- 9Sl equal after preferred dividends to si'lG a share on the common stock. Net sales were s7,272,S7l.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
MAKES FINAL ATTi.NIPT

Washington, March @.-An 1l1h hour attempt To pass farm l"aIS'a- ton was made in the senate today by Senator Howell. Uuhu0Jn. Ne braska in proposing 'hr modified MrNary-Haugeu bill IS an am'nd- ment 10 the naval omnibus measure.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
RAT" NELSON IN HOSPITAL

Rochester, Minu.. March 3. - "Rattling" Nelson, former light weight champion, registered for treatment at thr \Nayo clinic her" today in the eye, ear nose and throat department. The nature Of his ill- ness was not learned,
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

New financing involved in the re- cent transfer of the Gould Coupler Co. to new interests, will be com pleted today by the sale of a $4,- 100000 issue of 1j-ycar 6 per cent bonds, which are priced at 95ls 10 yield about $50 per cent An issue Of class A shares of the new corpor- alton were sold by bankers last week.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
Jlt.rrraIH
Mrs. Katherine Morton

The funeral of Mrs. Katherine Morton was held this afternoon from the late residence on Arch street, with Rev. NJ. w. Gaudian. pastor of st. Johns German Lutheran church. officiating. 1ntermrnt was in Fairvicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
Charles VI. SChu,r

Funeral services for Charles N. Schurr will be held tomorrow ar"r- noon at o'clock from the late homo, PIG Maple street, and at @:@o o'clock from the Erwin chapel. Rev.. NJ, w. Gaudian, pastor ot St. Johns German Lutheran church. will otIi- cfate and intcrment will be in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

thrilled orders of the Allis Chalm- CTS Manufacturing Co.,. amounting to l0,427,0 ,00O show increase of s230,- 600 over January and S750,OO0 more than on December last. Export or ders from Japan, South America and South Africa were being received at q moderate rate, officials said, but there were no signs of larger orders from Europe.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

Carloadings Of the. Missouri Pa ciiic in February were tho largest for any February in the roads history, reaching 19O,930. an Increase of .l0,- 2i5 over February 1924.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

Weakness of the radio stocks has been one of the features of recent sessions of the curb market. The heavy holiday demand for radio sets resulted in spirited demand for these issues, many of which doubled and trcbled in price in the closing months Of last year. The falling off of business, coupled with price re- ductions as a result of increased competition, has brought about heavy liquidations, which has carried most issues down from , to nearly 2j points below this years high lev els. At the closing prices last night, Ware was 9 IA points below the years high, Freed Eismann 1924 Thompson 12, Dubilier 10 IA, and Thermiodyne S34.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
CLEARINGS AND BALANCES

Now Norl, -- ENchanErs, tGu7- GOO .uun. bainucrs. lu1.ou" h"u.
 Boston -- Exchanges, >I,""."u9, balances, 25,0oQ,o00.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

Net profits of the J. c, Penney Co. for 1924 Increased to 4,6S6,572 equal after preferred dividends 10 s4S.9S q share on $9,244,500 common stock compared with $4.49O,293 or $5S.26 q share on $7,413,5OO common stock in 1923.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

[. s. TREASURN STATEMENT |. s. treasury halanrn. &223,3&3,54i
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

Directors of the Draper Corpora ton, manufacturers of textile ma chinery, have declared the regular quarterly dividend of s3 and an eX- tra dividend of $2, both payable March S1 to stock record March 2. Instead of paving s3 quarterly in the future, the directors have decided to pay regular dividends at $2 quarter ly with extras.
 R. G. Dun & Co. reports 1,793 commercial failures involving S40,- 123.017, in February, as compared with 2,317, involving s54,354,0 ,032, in January and 1,730. totalling 5,942,- O27, in February, 1924.
 The National Public Service Cor poration has been organized by A. E. Fitkin x Go. as a major holding company for public utility interests scattered throughout the country. The completion of the organization will be followed by financing approx imating $30,O00,00o.
 New corporations formed in Feb ruary numbered 543 and represented total capital investment of $431,- 200,30O, say q compilation in the Journal of Commerce. Many were oil and gas companies. In January SEQ, corporations were chartered with combined capital of s677,712,- 900.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

American Alliance American Surety Continental Ins. Fldellty-Phenix Ins Franklin Fire Ins. Co. t25l Glens Falls Tns. Co. u0l Globe & Rutgers Great American Insurance Co. Hanover Insurance Co. t50) Home Insurance Co. Ins. Co. Ut North America Cl0l National Liberty InE Go. tSol Sational Surety NlakAta Fsiis tuH. Go tsol Preferred Accident Westchestsr Fire tns. Go. u0l inE Co. of \. A. Rts,
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New Britain herald., 1925-03-03
NEW YORK BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES

America (Bank oO American Exchange Nat'l Bankers Trust Go. Bank of N. '. 6 Trust Central Union Trust Chase National Chatham Phenix Natl Chemical National Commerce (NatL Bauk ofl Corn Exchange Equitable Trust Farmers Loan & Trust Go. Farmers Loan & Trust Rts. Flrst National Bank Guaranty Trust Co. Hanover National Irving Bank Columbia Trust Lawyers Title 6 Trust Manhattan Co. (Bank ofl (so) Mechanics & Metals Natl. National City eS New York Trust Go. Park National Title, Guarantee 6 Trust U. s. Mortgage & Trust Co. Lawyers Title Rts.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-03

Hid. City G. It. Co.,, ptd IIfd. City C. It. Co.,, com Hartford Electric It. pfd. Hartford Electric It, con So. N. England Tel. Co.
 Conn. u. & Pow 7eo pfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
CHARGES POLICE
Chief HIT HIM
Renton Man Files Suit
Against Town Official
ASKS S10,660 DAMAGES
Alleges Officer Severely in
iured Him in Arrest
ASKS s1o,66o DAMAGES

THARGtSG that he was brmaliy
~ beaten by Police Chief Peter
Duiiahant OF Reniou. Mike po,osh.
mix filed sui; against the Rsuton
official Monday IN superior court.
He asks ti0,s damages on two
cauaes Of action, assault and false
imprisonment.
foioshnlk says in his complaint
That he was arrested without cause
on January 81 and that on the way
10 jail Dullahant severely injured
him. lie charges he was beaten ter.
riflcally on the head. that his left
thumb was cut with an AK and Tint
while no was down on the ground
tho Rcuton chief severely hit him on
tho right cheek
Potoshnik was found guilty OF re.
sisting an officer before Justice
wood January rs Mt Renton. but on
April s on an appeal to the superior
court. he was acquitted by jury
verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
LACK OF FACILITIES
SHAMEFUL TO SEATTLE
FORT TROOPS TO
AID TEST DAY
LEGION Plans to Exceed City
Quota Of 9,470

To assist Seattle in her Defense
Do program on July 4. Col. Il. M.
x gssler, OF Fort Worden. will bring
a battalion OF troops from the Four
teenth Coast artillery. Two more
battalions win be recruited from
seattIe's American Legion. who In
tend TO bring the clty's turnout
above It's quota Of 0,470 men.
Governor Hartley has given his
approval TO the second national de-
Tense test, and has ordered that the
National Guard be modified on that
day TO demonstrate their readiness
in case Of national emergency.
Hon. Frank Comerford, national
president Of the Service Veterans
of the United states, Inns Issued a
call to all members Of the selectiyc
service boards and this American
Protective league TO got solidly be-
!. bind the war department In max
1ng defense day a practical success.
Daniel y. Trefethen. Or. y =.
wiitalc. Or. J. Thomas, Bowling,
Or A. o, foe and w. Gardner
Gable have been appointed to rep
resent the service veterans In Sc
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
The Seattle Star
1907 Seventh Ave.
MA in-O6OO
Classified Advertising
Rates

TRANSIENT RATES
Count six Words TO tho Line)
One limo or moro--l insertion.
20 Cents Per Line.
Ono line or more--l Insertions
18 Cents Per Line.
ono line or More---6 Insertions
10 Cents Per Line.
Male md Female Help Wanted
and Male and Female Situations
All at To-, per linz 70 eeS S,e,
COMING FROM OUT OF THE
STATE or WASHINGTON COSTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
ADD 100 ROOMS
TO HOSPITAL
New Addition, Six Stories
High, Is Planned

one hundred rooms will be added
70 the Swedish hospital when the
new addition is completed, DR.. N. a.
Johansou. chairman Of the building
and finance committee. announced
Monday.
Architect John a. Creuter has
been selected to make the plans for
the addition. and Otto Roseleaf viii
be In general charge OF building.
The building will be six stories In
height and have modern equipment
thruout. The exterior will be faced
with pressed brick and terra Gotta,
while the Interior finish will be
Bataan mahogany.
The Swedish hospital win contain
total Of 900 rooms when the adj
dition is completed, according TO
Or. Johanson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Baby Born in Ambulance.
as Hospital Sought Bed.
Such Over-Crowded Conditions Cause
Seattle General to Plan Increase

- The Seattle General Is a charlts.
bic corporation. organized under
the statutes OF our state. I, has no
stock. II il a service corporation.
pure and simple. It's only limits
have been those due 20 lack Of AIDE.
qunto space and facilities
Think Of a civic institution, In
which. during the years 1898 and
1924. ss4 babies were horn, having
only one maternity room.
I, Is because OF this that the
trustees OF the hospital. with the
safety OF seattls's citizens in mind,
are ou, to build a 220.bcd hospital.
at a cost OF 1890. 900.
II is because OF this that they are
asking the citizens Of Seattle 20
raise at least 100000 OF this
amount.
An active campaign viii be start.
ed shortly TO raise this amount.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
zB|NDEN TRIED
Seattle Man Up Again for
Auto Sales Forgery

Ray Zbinden. Seattle auto sales
man. was brought before Judge II. G.
Mills. sitting in superior court here
from Walla Waila Monday, on n sec
ond charge OF grand larceny by auto
sales contract forgery
ZbInden has pleaded guilty to the
charge and prosecutors and his at
torney were arguing tho case before
sentence Is passed.
This particular case accuses Ibln'
den OF selling studebaker car on
January 20 10 T.. Benbrook on II
forged contract. The amount In
yolved was 800
Zblnden some time ago pleaded
guilty to a similar charge before
Judge walter NJ. French Of Yakima
and received suspended sentence
This action a,ouBed considerable crit.
Icism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
REPORT KAISER
LEAVES Wife
Domestic Trouble Rumored
in Former ROYAL Family

BERLIN. June 22.--The former
kaiser and Princess Hcrmino, his
wife, have parted temporarily, nc.
cording to the Montag MorRon.
Tho paper intlmates that VIII
helms present melancholy Ia due 10
domestic dIsagrcements regarding
tho tactics followed By the family
after the election OF President Won
Hindenburg.
At the last moment wilhelm can
celled his holiday at the seaside but
Hermlne did not alter her plans 70
visit a German health resort,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
BY G. LUCILLE BUTLER

THE ambulance whistle sounded
i peremptorily. as tho long. slender
motor came gently 70 stop al the
hospital door
Nurses and ordcrlics Immediately
responded. No broken victim OF nc.
cidsnt herr. but an emergency case
Just the same. For. with the coming
Of the dawn's pink fingers the whirr
OF stork wings we're distinctly audi.
hle.
Thank God we're here. Just a
XIV minutes more, dear. and yon'll
be comfortable" The young hus.
band wiped the persplration from
the pale lips Of the little mother.to.
be. She would be in competent hands
now. He felt safe.
Within the hopsital vestionle q
hurried consultation was held What
to dor Not bed vacant. and the
woman on the strctcher needing IN
slant attention.
To try another hospital meant a
fatal delay. They must find a way
out.
An. yes. patient in room 40! Due
10 vocate within 4s hours. Would
he ohlige BY giving up his room now
instead? Sure. he's little weak
but he could make IL. Into his street
clothes. a hurried change Of bed
linen. Then down the corridor the
harried nurse flew 10 the young
woman on the stretcher.
But the baby had already been
born--ln the waiting ambulance.
A ND this shameful thing happened
"A one day recently before the en-.
trance OF the Seattle General hos.
pltai. Shameful. because Seattle's
hospital facilities arc only 80 per
cent adequate to her population.
LACK OF FACILITIES
SHAMEFUL TO SEATTLE
shameful. because while Seattle
has Increased It's factories, eliminat.
ed It's slurns. built up a great ocean
commerce and parks and playfields,
II has permitted it's hospital facill.
ties 20 become utterly inadequate
10 It's demands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
noYs
WANTED AT ONCE

SEVERAL GOOD DOWNTOWN
ROUTES. WITH EXTRA
SALARY PAID FOR LOAD
INC PAPERS ON STREET
CARS. ARE NOW OPEN TO
LIVE WIRE. ENERGETIC
BOYS or GRADE AND HIGH
SCHOOL AGE.
HERE is A CHANCE TO
EARN AND LEARN. AP-
PLY IN PERSON AT THE
CIRCULATION DEPT. THE
SEATTLE STAR. SEVENTH
AVE, BETWEEN UNION
AND UNIVERSITY SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Marshal Joffre Is
iii With Influenza

PARIS, June 20, Omitted press)
Marshal Joffre, formerly COM
mander.in-chlef Of the Frene h
forces, Ii slightly III with an all
ment akin to influenza.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
MONTHLY LINEAGE RATE
calendar MONTH";

30 to 90 lines uscd during calsn-
lnr month.......15 cents per limo
iog 70 1913 limos used during calen.
OAR month. ...>,..14 cents per limo
2og to 2Oo lines used during oalon-
oar month. .......13 cents per limo
Sog 10 800 lines used during cnlon-
oar month. .....12 cents per limo
400 TO 400 lines used durlag calen-
oar month ......t1 u cents per line
cog to 500 lines used during cnlon.
9hr month ........11 cents per limo
oog TO 500 lines used during onlon.
OAR month ,...10h cents per ino
foO or more Ines used during cal
endnr month";. 10 cents per mo
CQlPONS--cash In Advnnce--t0o
FIXED SPACE RATES
line or moro for 10 months.
$500 per limo.
line or moro for months.
s3.2b per limo,
j lino or moro for months.
fa.60 por line,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
66 WANTED
REAL ESTATE
Awful Cheap--10
CT FOR SALE--ACREAGE

OWNERS Loss-YoUR GAIN
1880 cash takes . acres, house.
barn, chicken and hog house.
fencing; near Winslow, cambridge
Island to avoid mortgage fore
closure; might arrange terms,
MA in-297t, Bl1 aen-a107-J.1 eve
nlngS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
Larpent q RYAN. Inc.

REALTORS
, 1895 ~. f5th 81 ME lrHe-JS25
OFFICE OPEN EVENINGS
VIE WILL CALL FOR YOU
< X x y y y X X X X x X X X y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22
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POULTRY

BIG SACRIFICE 49, g-Acre
up-to.dAto poultry farm,
Poultry mans opportunity
TO secure ono OF the finest
poultry ranches ~ 5000
birds capacity in Western
Washington: I acres in high
state OF cultivation Large
modern house. two nice bed
ruoma. spacious sitting
room. convenient Kitchen.
bathroom. half cement base.
uirnt, outdoor kitchen with
laundry trays Large rows
81 modern chicken houses
aud brDoder houses with run
ming water Barn and tx
penaEyc electric pumping
plant Ali buildings electric
lighted and well construct
cd Buildings insured for
tt2.7o0 Strawberries. TAsp-
berries and fruit orchard.
This wonderful offer IN
corner property, located
minuteH' walk from Seattle
Everett iulorurban station.
Price only $4,000. Terms,
1900 cash. $500 in 30 days:
use per month. Call at 100
Walker Bldg. corner End
ave. and University ST.
Phone FL iot-0ts2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-22

1919 SURE TO see Western Lands,
Inc, 9i7-g1S Green Bldgo " you
have any farm or city property TO
sell on. trade, MA in-ilio.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
Neatbs.

McAULIFFE. THURSDAY. December .. 1925. At
ner II res,dspce y pg 329 -, R2ck creek Church "a
R"Enni .ed beloved wife Of, the late Maurco
thence to st. Gabriers Church where mass
m rends ee 5rItsd 5Qns at to si.dnd Restivss ana
Mount Olvet Cemetery
MERCIER. suddenly. Wednesday. Dscemb.-
lo22; at 1er . residence 1895 Clifton e.
Brown Merccr. Funeral Funeral .ry serytcos 81 9G9I Ing.
vate) Saturday. December s. at / pm 1
MILES. TUESDAY. December / 1925. atI1:I5
IHuR MILES OF 1905 st. n ". beloved
brothern.iaw Of Robert Wood 9 Gnh and nsabes mi1e
OF the Re- James d Jackson. Remains
nrdaY Dsceer g. ns ase II Funeral sat
at Harmony Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited.
NESnIT, ;sa E, THURSDAY. pecen,ber ?. 1925. a.
scoTT SEsBIT IN the hnsesnf so,h gtaf 15asss 3, NJ Il.
va the re5idehce Of his SON Mr. Har2son
Sesoit of Pittsburgh. Saturday December
OLDEN. Entered INTO eternal rest wedn.s
day. December .. 1928 at 8 20 am. at
h; ,, residence. e, i1 400 sth y s.w:. ,FREDER.
Lillian Digs, lnee Oid"nl and uncle Of
Mamie Mamie. Carroll Gilbert Funeral from, Zion
sts. s.w.. sunday. December o at j nm
Body viii lie IN state from 4 O'Clock Sat
Relatives and friends invited.
I-prieht and faithful in all his wars
Devoted and true to the end q his DAYS:
A loving father. so true and kind.
What wonderful memory he left behind 5
PARKS. Thursday. December 3. 1925. at
parlors Of Perry 4 walsh 30 II st. nv, :.
ment at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Relatives
and friends invited.
PAIIES Sqddsnlyi y .Ed is,sI iDecemher e 1925:
he Pa.e Is Tcsgde assd 90 I'D earf M Funeral from from
Holy Comforter Church. where solemn re-
ouiem mass viii be sung at o'clock fo-
the repose of her soul Intcrment at Mount
o.vst Cemetery Friends and relatives IN
TAI At rhWTS hS FSsideGoe Nd NJ @ Ar
Ruth and Rchard @ 4'" ser1ces Vi n'a at baRsstGs
F. Church saturday. Interment a.
friends invited. lCleveiand papers please
RAPHAEL. At the residence q his dauEh-
Nv. nv; CHAPMAN RAPHAEL. aged IS
day. December .. at 10
SHIELDS; December 3 1925 in Detroit
MOI, sdhaa, MARTHA i !. SHIELDS. sister OF Mary.
ROBERT james. Edward and Arthur Wood
son Notice Of funeral later.
sTABLER. Decenlber 3 1925 at . 80 IN.
t = M2qn5 Pa-ant m t s W, GEoRG E6e
Stahier. n the S2d year of his age. Serv-
iceS ~ H. Hines COS funeral home.
@9hl IAN St n W. SATURDAY.. December ;.
at 10 am. Interment at Woodslde. Nd.
Cemetery
ST0NAL. To the officers and members o.
tn Wiling Heipere,' Associ alton: You are
Gerp4y f51 r no1l9d 11 OF the death Of Sister
gustIne's Church. 18th st between L and
NJ sts. Il ". SATURDAY.. December >. at 10
! an: IOSEPHINE RTTLFR President
ROSA SLIGER Recording Secretary.
/ S0t RS. Thursday. Deoemher 3. 1928.
4 hARL IOt RlS beloved father OF Mrs.
/ Rofe FigaBo 10 6th : nw; Funeral
/ from his late residence 736 18th Ct. NV
Monday December = at 80 a m. thence
to st Mary's Churo Ii. where mass will be
saId at am. InteImrnt at St Mary :
Evening star., 1925-12-04
1n M emoriafn.

BROWN. tribute Of love 10 our dear
b5Ihe1 Nor l,o REt r., NMEK 81 bK0G toGaT
Deaem6er Dee '1@ / iaa5 4&3N v" HEX a5I CHiIDRES
BIRD~ALI. In remembrance Of our dear
son and brother. PRANK BTRDSALL- who
December /. 1918
You are not forgotten. dear Frank.
Nor never can you he.
A long as life aud memory last
LoV1%G * Tit M0TaER rS!rfFIsr AN6 :2ne BROTHER.
COLLEGEMAN. In sad but loving remem.
RTnqse q ny my 4G4 5 dsTshtgF 6o Eb9THdd
io17. ''-''' . a. '''1,. ~.
The one ! love i now at rest
Her fond true heart is stI.l.
Tie hands that would have helped me
HER IF DEvoTEb .' Il FAT FATHER 1 GEORGE NrR-
HrGHEs 13s n sad INT Int l4s2s roy F9emfF9s N4Fon
ago today December 4. 1871
God reeded one more bud
To bloom in Hl@ garden far,
Ms APd pEN5TF tFSTi5fSa ToTHER m PSef LAD 5sc AND
BROTHERS
{ dear a. For; cHARLEs R RIcKETT$% v5o
His Lot'v1'IISG MOTHER AND FATHER
FITS AID GRASDNoTHER. IRA
srL'AN In Io,ins IemsmhTan@s bo q 5c 9y
u.rted this life one year ago. December 4.
HER SISTER. ALICE L. GULF
TATE. trIhute to our dear wife ard
mother HESTER TATE who departed this
1898. '" a's - ''1a' ss'-'s'
\. -,ooa bc-ide your bedside
tud -aW YOUR life depart
And hen they said that YOU were dead
II almost hroke our hearts.
HER HUSBAND. THOMAS TATE. AND
CHILDREN.
WATTS. IN loving remembrance Of loving
father and uncle RICHARD WATTS. who
departed this life one wear today De
Ccnlher 4 1924
You are not forgotten. dear father.
That would =. too hard 10 DO.
A. long life ana memory lasts
We VIII ALWAYS think Of YOU
DAUGHTER AND NIECE.
| WILLIAMS In loving remembrance Of our
! dear mother LAURA n WILLIAMS who
| departed this life tour wears AGO today
December /. 1921. HER CHILDREN.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
GaroS of Ubanks.

BARRY. We wish to extend sincere thanks
Tor the beautiful floral offerings and ex-
presslons Of sympathy in our sad bereave
nlent of wife and daughter.
HUSBAND AND FAMILY.
GARNER. We wish to thank our neiEhbors
relatives and friends for their Kindness and
sympathy at the death Of our niece and
s.ster: ANNE QTINFTTE GARNER
MARY (. CHAPMAN. BERTHA CARTER
G0oDSON. We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks and decpc~t appr"clation 10 our
relatives. friends. and neighbors for their
faith fulness and beautiful floral tributes
AT the death of our dear wife and daugh-
ter ALBLRTA /. GOODSON.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Mrs. Harriette Gum Robertson is
giving a series of free lectures entitled
lour Keys to Personal Achieve
ment," each evening, through Decem
Der 9, at the Playhouse, S o'clock.
Evening star., 1925-12-04
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGIIT.

An illustrated lecture, "a Journey
Through Palestine" by DR.. Milton b..
Lambdin. will be given, O'Clock, at
the American University, 1901 +
street.
Evening star., 1925-12-04

Tipping the scales at 100 pounds.
Meredith S Taylor, 3-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, is
believed to be the largest child for