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w. E. HANCOCK
REALTOR
546 Main Street
Phone 437
BARGAINS
In a Few Good Houses

In a Few Good Houses
Len Rey, five rooms ................ $500
Vine, furnished ................ $4,000
Hamilton, six rooms .............$36O0
Holt, five rooms $500
Commercial, large house ......$300
Brighton, furnished $1,000
One and half acre chicken, ranch,
close in, down payment .-......$259
These are all good houses and, en-
be handled on easy terms, at sia
price below cost of building. il .g
See AFFLERBAUGH, with
6t6 Edgar Bros. Realty Co. w
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

The berry growers of Mason
county, Washington, will this year
sell their loeanherries IN ihe FORM
of Juice.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeSt0rdav's Roslll

VcVOKWUy . IsOoVtIVo
st. Louis >, Philadelphia 3.
Boston ., Chicago 3.
BROOKLYN 7-l3, Cincinnati ST.
New ork ., Pittsburgh ].
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

TAKEN UP--1 black marc. years
old, very desirable. 3 miles east
FL Centre, Il mile south of
Elder canal. Chas. Richmond
lt5
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Santa Ana is to have citrus by
product factory, to be built at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Special Notice

-AGENT-El Centre
and surrounding towns. Perman-
ent connection, unusual large in
come Western factory San Diego.
Product nationally known, in de-
mand everywhere. Patent protec'
tion, sales large. Require man
well recommended. $1,000. rcquir-
ed to finance. Estimated income
above $4,000 yearly. Arnold
Electric Signs (Westcrn) 6i3
Second St, San Diego, Cal. l0t3
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
For Sale-Keal Estufs
FREE SERVICE

If you want to buy or sell pas.r
ture, hay, corn, or hogs, con
tract plowing, get q mixer or
meet your friend in Ell Centre
remember that my office is at
your service and often has a.
record of just what you want,
for this and many other cour.
tcsies there i'll no charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

WILL SELL equity in new Ford
touring, run about POO miles. Will
save you about 800 ON this.
Tuesday or Thursday, 631 Olive,
evening between 900 and 200
u. m. llt2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
NAME AMERICAN
WOMEN TO MEET
BRITISH TEAM
NY United Press Leased Wire

NEW YORK, Aug. ll.-Six, of
America s greatest women. tennis
players have been named to meet
ia" British team in the Wightmaa
cup matches at Forest Hills Friday
and Saturday. The cup is now in
tn" possession of the British team.
The American team named was
Helen Wills, national champion; /;
Mrs. Molla Mallory, Mary X.
Browne. Eleanor Goss, Mrs. May
Sutton Bundy and Mrs. Marion Jcs-
sup. Tho United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association decided ON another
match between Vincent Richards
aud Billy Johnston to decide number
two position on the, American Davis
cup team
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

The secretary of the Washington
state grange has moved his office
from Olympia to 1907 Weller ST.,
Seattle.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
Press CZassifiedAd Section
For Kent-ROcn1s,
a ApartnientS and Houses

FOR RENT-ApIs. Summer rates.
$l5 to $25. Glacier Apts. loft
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11
W0nted-MisceliaReOUs

WANTED-To buy 5000 feeder
hogs. Jack Hauser, ?. 0. Box 762
City, 6t2e
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

FOR RENT-Severai good houses,
furnished and unturnished. Mrs.
Lauu. 'oo i-arh. yL1
Imperial Valley press., 1925-08-11

Gridlcy, Butte county, has dcdi
Gated a new city hall costing $2s,'
0Q0.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following
owen H. Parrot of Baltimore. Md. and
Grace Williston of this city.
Morris A. King and REGINA Ferraro.
william Mclley and Ellie Strauderman.
Robert n. stable and Anna j Lohman
Carl johnson and Alberta Gross, both Of
Baltimore. Md.
Edgar W. Snicer and Mary c. Stultz. both
of culpeper. Va.
Rudolph G. scott and Maude A. Brown
both of Plea-antvlle, \. J.
Gilbert Powell and Elizabeth Rice.
Robert K hrhrmann and Teresa l.. Street
er both Of Utica. y. Y.
William Jansson OF BROOKLYN. y. y. md
Florence r. PcdIgu of tins city.
j. Wallace Kilhan of South Hill. Va.
and Susie 4. Killan al Roanoke. Va
John r. CaullS and Florence f.. Lee.
samuel &. Calvert Of Portsmouth. Va. and
Bessie F.. Morris Of Norfolk. Va.
Henry Anderson and Bessie FCnv'l"k.
Jacob ERIN and Sarah Bear.
John l.. Han-el and Craze +. Neh. both
Of Cumberland. Nd
Samuel Bradshaw and Rehe"ca Dlcller son
Guy r. Craig and Josephine Presley.
Harvey q. Murphy and Annie Putty.
Mansfield Ford and Ida Hunter.
Charlie White and Ada Perry.
Charles T. Carter and Rosa Robinson.
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CARDS of Tbanks
ItF.<S(

HENSON. We wish 10 express our sincere
thanks and deepest appreciation TO the
MANY friends for their faItnfulneSs and
beautiful forsl offerings Mrs. MARY
G. HENSON. deceased
LEWIS, We wish to express our sincere
ihahEs and apprecIatiUn to the many
friends and rganiZations for their kind
ness during the illness of our beloved hus-
bsnd and father. EDWARD +. LEWIS. and
also 10 the friends. ORGANIZATIONS and to
the principal and teachers of Garnet Pat
tcfson school for the beautiful floral trlb-
utcs sent at his death
THE FAMILY. :
REDDlC. A tribute of thanks to friends for
thelr sympathy in the death of my mother.
Mrs. MARTHA REDDIC. who departed this
ne one month ago today. November 20.
1928. at 900 . 81. NV.
Gone but not forgotten
HER DAUGHTER. MRS. MINNIE ROSS. :
>IMo>. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. Simon and Miss
anne simon are truly apprecIarivc Of tn"
many k,ndne-sr-. both IN words and deeds
rendered them IN their recent bareavr-
mrut. 81
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MISS LUCY ABBOT DIES.
Woman, 81. Had Long Record in
Federal Service.

Miss Lucy T.. Abbot. 81 wears old.
an employee of the United States Gov
eminent here for many wears and a
resident of this city for more than a
naf century. died al her residence. in
the Portner Apartments Saturday.
Funeral services were conducted AT
81. James Episcopal Church. Eighth
street between = and & streets north
east, today at 10 O'Clock. DIR. George
W. Atkinson. rector. officiated. In
terment was in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Miss Abbot was a native of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, where she lived before
coming to Washington. She had long
been member of st James Church
ana taught Sunday school there many
wears ago. Her first appointment
with the Government was in the early
seventies, when she was given a po-
sition in the United States Patent
Office. She was retired after long
service
She Is survived by sister Mrs
William Martin of This city. and q
brother. Horace Abbot.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been repnrte,.
hours.
Don J. Gr0ogan so ~. I'm - -
Lnhn X DAVIS. rs Walter Reed Hospital
Anna ID Mitchell. 81 Emergency Hospital
George smith. 50 Geor-r Washington I'm
r"rSiiY Hospital
Rosahe Ferguson. 81. 2@22 Pennsylvania
Thoma. Gathn -. Emergency Hospi,aI
1ohn VI Berran7. so. ;0S Massachusett-
J Iohn 7; Wager. 90. Homeopsthic Hospital
Mary Munroe. II 455 VI 81
William VI Cannon ~ 455 NJ -
ant 81. ''""' '"S
Lucy + Abbott. So. The por,ner
mary l. Burke. 6s ~ = - n
anna { Bell. rs. Lutheran Hom,
RGth { Harris. 20 1929 p 81
- Johu b. Harms > ru roijte Geor,t,,, d,
University Hospital '' '
Prdr1 Gonzales. %. Garfield HosnitsI
Rachel T Curtin. IS. 6"I I2tb - ne
:, hohrrt VI. Henderson. DAYS Sa,,opar
homeopathic Hospital -'a''""'
II, !h"ma- Featherstnne. 30 Metropohtap
John Hicks. -. Galinger Hosn,,aI
Lena Young. 80 1880 NH i
It ne. i''' MOUNT Ph'r'
tran"es Acwith. -. 1925 T i
nlGe mite. 20. Freedmen Hospt,.I
NlIham r. Randolph 30 CafbedraI Man.
William Lucas -. % Defreas :,
'If"rse Morgan. GallJngar Hnsn,,.r
N-k =. SsInoers "a 9IO Snnu.s ~
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
70 the Health Department in the last II
hours
william Fl and Henrietta :. Maxwell, boy
Carl l.. aud Virginia b. padgett. boy.
George w. and Bertha o. Zimmerman. hoy
James e. and Anna F.. Ballard glrl.
George. n. and Nargu"rjt" ". Stew an
boy.
James G. and Sadi.. g HAYS boy
James NJ. aud Duroihea Y MCLynn. hoy.
Georg" NJ. and Laura r forrIveau. girl.
Robert and Jo-nuhIne Lander. glrl.
Rohert and GusSIr kiett. boy.
Frederick A. and Alice Hooks boy
Joseph ~ and Beruicr johnson. -Irl
Henry and Rose Watson. girl
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MRS. MARIA c. LANZlLLl
EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL
Principal of School of Latin Lam
guages Had Been Ill for
Several Months.

Mrs. Maria G. Lanzilli principal of
the School of Latin Languages, 1921
X street, died at Emergency Hospital
Saturday after an illness of several
months Death was due to pernicious
anemia. She had been a resident Of
this city since 1901.
Mrs. Lanzilli was native of Milan,
Italy. and was the daughter Of Count
Giulio Cernuscoli. After being grad
uated from several educational insti-
tutions in Italy. she WAS an instruc-
tor of Italian literature in Genoa. She
leaves her husband Prof. Pietro
LanZilli, a well known fencing master
Funeral services were conducted at
Ilysong ) undertaking establishment
yesterday afternoon. Interment was in
Congressional Cemetery.
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Neatb8.

ROY. Departed this life December 90, 1879:
WARSAW aftsr Of b 3b a,a n Stewart ROY
devoted mother of Louis W, sr.; ChrlnstIn ne
R2iX Lillian Dorsey; SISTER Of Mr y.n K6Ta
devoted mother-in-f law, Of Mrs Geor.ia
Roy: John Dorsey and joseph Pleasa Rts
Aeksr St f nom % RsT ssds peeeRSsr 50;
a e pm -, thence to the Israel B sn9
SITS. Rev. john H. Burke officiating. 30
sILCOTT. Monday, December %. 1928 at At
fs anEad 1a2a lst ST ar Nc g so
Remains s'f restns :o at John r a Wright ~
mment at Hamilton, Va. Please qo emit
SMtLJ.WOOD. Departed this life Decerbsr
9s s 9s3 at sa noRGE Ct sbM, NJ Tf55aeRin
brother of Luvrnia Robinson and the late
Margaret Brown. uncle of Charles. Ethe e.
viewed a! bis sisters residence. - 44s 9TH 9th
81. -.w.. Wednesday evening and T'hursdsy
"ember 81. At ] 81
SMITH. SUNDAY December II. 1925. after
lingering illness 1t the residence Of her
cousin. Grace ". Williams 219 10th street
southwest VIRGINIA. beloved daughter
Of the late William 4 and Sarah .G G. Smith NTH
= her Funeral Services at ERtbPhsnfy
o ON Plat ~G a5 and 5 :, go pm
Intcrment in Congressional cemetery,
ST0NER0AD. Monday December %. 1925;
At the residence of her sister. Mrs. Samuel
4 Dashiell. 260G Garfield ST. NV, SARAH
DAVIS STONEROAD sister Of DR. Re
bec"a StOneroad. Services II tn" abo'e
address THURSDAY. December ~. Not'oe
OF time later.
THOMAS. Saturday. Deccmher Is 1H23.
q Blue Plains. y. G. DAVID THONAN
Remains resting At The Ernst Jsry,=
Funeral Wednesday. December 30. at /
TRIrLETT. Monday, pecemhecr IS, 1925.
At IL - am. DANIEL G. TRIPLETT. he
loved husband Of Annie l., Triplett FL
neral services al Emory NJ. f Church.
Brghtwood. D. e. Wednesday. = 80 pm.
Relatives and friends invited.
WILLIAMS. The remains of FRANCES
WILLIAMS viii be taken from the vault
and inferred at Harmony Cemetery Wednes
day December 30 1928 at , pm. Rela-
tIve- and friends invited to attend
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Will Reopen Police School.

The school NJ instruction for police.
men * ordered reupened January 4 al
the seventh precinct station. with
Sergt. f. :. W. Burke in charge. il
was announced in q bulletin sent To all
captains late Yesterday by Mai. Edwin
= Hesse chief OF police. Sessions OF
the school will he daily. except sun.
days. from a m. to $50 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

consin avenue east on Ordway to Thir
tyfourth, to Woodley road
SiSners of the petition declared that
they are denied reasonable and ade-
quate transportation facilities, having
to walk five or six blocks from the bus
on Thirty-siXth and Macomb streets to
Thirty-sixth and Newark streets.
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JOSEPH ]. LEWIS DIES;
WAS LOCAL MERCHANT
Director of Dulin & Martin Co.
and Affiliated With Firm
for As Years.

Joseph Johnston Lewis. So years
old, a member of the board of direc-
tors of the Dulin Martin Co..
with which he had been affiliated -
years. died AT the residence of his
brother. John i. Lewis. where he
made his home. Sunday morning.
Paralysis vas the cause of death.
The funeral was held from the home
At II o'clock this morning. Rev. H.
r Smith of Columbia Heights Chris
;ian Church, conducting the services
Interment was in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
The palbearers were Gen. Anton
Stephan. Horace Dulin, William Mar
tin. Lee Whitmore, Frank Moore, Ed
ward Godfrey and Creighton Ellis.
Mr.. Lewis, a native of FairtaX
County. Va. entered the service of
Dulin & Martin a clerk, later
became q buyer. and at the time of
his death, was in charge Of the silver
department.
lie was member of the Board of
Trade and Chamber of Commerce.
surviving are two broth John
J.. and Jonathan. and two sisters,
Misses EliZahet and Katherine
Lewis, all of kensington.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES
TONIGHT.

The Susan Is. Anthony Foundation
announces a musical and literary eve
ming in the gold room Of the Shore
ham Hotel, s o'clock. DR.. Daniel H..
kress will give an illustrated lecture
on Who Are Our Best Citizens?'
and Nine. Lucy Thoumaian of France,
Will lead a public debate. The Mein-
niger Studio Orchestra Will play. Ad-
mission free. Public invited
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signatures of so residents of the COM
munity, and asked that the line he
extended north on Wisconsin avenue
to Ordway street, To Thirty-fourth
street, to Newark street. and thence
To Thirty.tifth street, to join the pres
ent route. or an extension from Wis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29
ASK BUS LINE SERVICE,

\ petition for the extension of the
Woodley road bus line into Richmond
Park was filed with the Public UtiH-
ties Commission today. 1t bore the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

Veterans of Foreign Mars. viii enter.
tain the patients ~ Waller Reed Hos
pital New Year dan with a program
"f dinner music. starting at noon. in
The hospital dining room, after which
one hour viii be given To the ECG
Cross recreation building for the en-
PERTAINING eff patients unable Ia -.
present in the dining hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

hold It's business luncheon tOmOrrOW.
l2:30 pm, at the Franklin Square
Hotel. Undergraduate brothers are in
vited as guests of the graduate asS"-
cha ton.
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Fol ND

GAP-Call North 374. after pm,
! 1oG-Tan-colored female dog TeI.nbo,
| Columbia 6l2l-w 3O33 10Th = n "a epiiu d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

Ionadah. will hold a watch meeting
Thursday. from \ pm. I" midnight. al
s23 Iomisia nA ANcnmc.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The AIpha Delta Phi fraternity will

The United Lodge of Theosophists.
1871 Il street, will have a study class.
s O'Clock. Public invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

SeNentN-tWo per cent of the water
power in the United States is west of
the Mississippi River, while - per
cent of the demand for electrical
energy is east
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LOST.

bAh flN gold set with 3 small diamonds
Sun,ldE afteruoon bet. Maytiower and A.
! li2toh Hotels: reward Adams 1907
! BOSTON BAG-Between RlvprdsIe and
"aShinston' 9ntalns baby clothes ami
g"%kettook with drivers permit: reward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

! BhtAsIPlN-fellow and white gold
shape. knot with long ends. small 1ismond
| ~ center: lost between Takoma Park Geo.
ga avenue AT New Hampshire and wheaton
| suitable reward. Phone Kensington ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

thANbt ~ RSE. containing bill and
mango. Al Dupont Circle car stop on Monday
hranCh IS.
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FUR NECKPIECF. brown: safety pin AZ
taChed Dec. 81 y 81. bet. Del. ave. and -ud
Il Sc: return III ST. &c. Maggie Camp
bcl
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Po0DLE-White; tag No. 10165. 2O2 Crom-
well terrace n,. Reward.
PURSE. gray. containing bills front Ills
Girard =. Monday afternoon: reward can
Col. 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

! PoCkETBOOk. green. on Conn. ave. or Mt.
( Pleasant car Monday. contains KEYS AMI
| drivers license; return and receive reward
| Telephone Columbia 21I5 ant lO4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

LITTLE. suddenly. Sunday. December -
1875 at Freedmen's Hospital. MATTE
RUTH LITTLE, She leaves TO mourn their
loss a dear mother; Rosa Little; two 81. SIS
two brothers. Frank and Richard Little
one aunt Mrs. Rosa Williams: one brother
in-law Mr.. George ROYAL. Funeral. Wed
nesday December 30. at Union Wesley
Church at ! pm. 1nterment at Payne
Cemetery.
We did not now the pains you bore.
We did not you die:
We can only say you went away
And did not say gnod-hye.
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pOCKETBOOK. black. on Georgia ave. bet
Farrsgut and Hamilton SIS. Phone Adams
163O-W
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DOG-Tan. female: scar on left side of face
larry large: new collar: reward Lincoln
t-'9-N or 40 I0th st.
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| WATCH. Lady Elgln. gold vicinity ath and
! + SITS: valued gift; Monday morning. re-
ward. .,21 18th ri. ne
WRIST WATCH-I.sdy initials A R X
| on back: T II between 10Th and III
NV. Reward. a. r. Watt Apt. 706. 81
1 I 81
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The annual session Of the u. \. J.. d.
convention of the District will convene
at Mckinley Memorial Baptist Church
tomorrow. pm. Rev. :. GeriAh
Lampkins. pastor. Election Of officers
and annual reports
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

COLLIE. female: name Pal: white ami
yellow: chlld,s pet. Hvattsville I5-R
COLLIE. male. Finder communicate with
Nam 1851. Reward
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~ I=NtIdIIu W., phOhe IItV. -SSN- 5U'
foN TERRIER. male. bobbed tail. white
symmetrical brown and black patches on
head. black spot center back $1,000. Al
ans 1ouQ.W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

RING. black ONYX. diamond in center. in
Hechts department store. Saturday sf,er.
noon. Iinc. 1928.
TRAVELLING BAG. tan. containing man.
business suit. silver pencil. gold watch
chain. etc. valued at 500: liberal reward
Return to .S3l n c. ave Sc "dio'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-29

EARRING tscrewl on December ~: two
haematite stones Phone North 5133
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rOA TERRIER; wire-halred WHITE two
nrnWn ears; black spot around tail: reward.
Sol Cleveland ave-. nhnne Cley 0sSS 2n.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

64l 81 ST. NE. Phone L. 5543
J. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and Em
balmer Livery in Connection Commodiou.
chapel and modern crematorium Moierafs
prices. 49, Pa. Ave. NV. Call M I3SS
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KIR>HNER. Tuesday. Decen,her 30. 1925.
at Columbia Hospital. ARLENE GRACE
beloved wife of Lester +. Kirshner and
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. John T. Kane.
Funeral services at her late residence.
"ember 81 at pm. Interment Al Fort
Lincoln Cemetery 30
LEE. Sunday December - 1925 at Prov
dence Hospital. CATHERINE G. LEE tnee
Rutherford. beloved wife of Harry Lee
Funeral from Nally's undertaking parlors.
1871 18th 81. Sc. Wednesday. December 30.
At y M thence to St Peters Church.
where high mass will be sung. 1nternlent
at Mount ohvet Cemetery. Friends and
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viii hold watch night services Thurs
day evening. pm. \ presentation OF
the work nf the organizations of the
church in pictorial form viii be fol.
lowed by a social hour and refresh
mcntS. Rev. +. W. Johnson will have
charge Of the closing period
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JOHNSON. Departed this life Monday. De
dence. 81 @3rd ST. NV. ROSA. devoted
wife of Arthur johnson. Remains resting
John T. Rhnes' funeral chapel. Bird and
Eve SIS SW Notice of funeral later.
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1895. at her residence 3214 18th It. w.
MARY EMMA wife of the late T. H. Nc
Iaughlin and beloved sister of Mrs. J: {.
Haley Mrs. W. L. Jenkins and Richard
RYDER Funeral services at above address
Wednesday December 80. > nm.
MILLER. Entered into eternal rest; sud,
denly SATURDAY. December 20 I222 At
her residence; 49t l. st sw M MA M NIL IS
Arlington Va: Daisy Green of New York.
william. George and Robert Brooks. she
also leaves to mourn her departure a host
of relatives and friends. Funeral Wednes-
day December 30. at PM. from Reno
both Baptist Church Rev. Elijah Colman
officiating Interment Arlington National
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-22
At The Movies
EI.TINCE THEATRE

A rousing romance, seasoned WIFI
several spectacular thrills and some
uenuine laughs-that's "Code Of the
West" the new film that made Its
debut last night at the Eltinge thea
ire. It's a perturbation OF the story
Of the same name by the we'll known
Zane Grey.
The plot has lost none of its viz
ility and vitality by its transfer 10
the silver sheet. Moreover, the act
ual locations mentioned in the book
the picturesque and rugged coun-
try in the Tonic Basin, Arizona
were used as backgrounds, so that
the colorful scenery is not the least
of the photoplay's worthwhile fea-
lures.
Interest in the picture is further
heightened by the performances OF
an exceptional cast headed by a
quintet of popular players including
owen Moore, Constance Bennett, Ma
bel BALM, Charles Ogle and David
Butler.
The action of the story deals with
the romance of Miss Bennett, vivac-
ious little flapper from the East, and
Owen Moore, somewhat bashful
cowboy from the West. Miss Ben
nett's flirtatious ways provoke
Moore, who is genuinely in love with
her, into using caveman tactics and
forcing her to marry him at the point
of gun.
Two of the big scenes in the pic
ture include dynamic automobile de-
horse race and raging forest fire.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-05-22
Union Of Two
Church Branches
Is Proposed

Columbus, May 22.-(AP)-Pro-
gress toward union of the Ptesby-
terrain Church in the u. S. A., the
United Presbyterian Church, and the
Congregational Church, was indicated
in report made to the Presbyterian
General Assembly this morning by
the Department Of Church Cooper
alton and Union, of which DR.. J.
Ross Stevenson of Princeton. N. j..
is chairman. and DIR. Lewis Seymour
Nudge Of Philadelphia, Pa, secre-
tary.
The report submits recommends
tons as follows: -.
II. That the Presbytery of cleve-
land and other ,Presbyteries and sy-
mods, where the situation is similar.
be encouraged to work out plans of
cooperation and union in their local
areas as demonstration of the prac-
teal operation of united churches
within their bounds, subject to the
joint counsel of the Department of
Church Cooperation and Union Of the
Presbyterian Church, and the COM
missions Of Inter-Church Relations
of the Congregational Church, and
that report thereof be made to the
next assembly.
"2. That the department be au-
thorized to take up with the COM
mission of the National Congrega-
tional Council the whole question OF
closer cooperation in the work OF
! E.
stoned by the union of the Presby-
terrain and Congregational churches
on the foreign field"