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Evening star., 1926-09-26
MUSIC LOVERS HEAR
Jazz FRIEND AND FOE
One Terms It "Perfect Expression
Of Age"-Other Predicts
It's Downfall.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, September 25.--Predic-
ton that the jazz era Is due for an
early end and declaration that sucn
music lis the perfect expression of
the present age" were laid before
music lovers for consideration today.
It was DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon. author
Of I'm His Steps" en- route home to
Topeka, Kans., who saw the fate Of
Jazz 80 near. The cave man, the
sheik and the movie Of sex have run
their gamut." he said. The people
are tiring Of them and on the point
Of turning to something different.
Men who study the popular demand
in entertainment are beginning to
sense this
On the other hand, Benny MeroH.
Chicago orchestra leader, who will be
crowned King of Jazz at the Interna,
tional Jazz Congress tonight. declared
jazz Is a protest against the music
Of opera whose theme is often murder
and unhappiness. The popularity Of
Jazz began when the effects of the
war were fading. Youngsters want
ed something gay, something happy"
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Ice In being sod ~ "lore than
cent q pound in Colombia.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
HONOR FOR COL. YOUNG.
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity to Erec.
Memorial to Him.

The Omega Psi Phi fraternity is
sponsoring a campaign TO raise money
70 place a memorial stone over the
grave Of Col. Charles Young, dis
tinguished colored soldier. in Airing,
ton Cemetery.
Col. Young's widow had planned to
place over the grave a memorial from
the family. but gave up her plans for
those Of the organization Of which he
was a member. with the provision that
any funds raised in excess of what
is needed for the memorial he used as
the basis of scholar rship fund.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
NOTED ARTISTS COMING.
Homer Saint-Gaudens and Others
to Visit Capital

Homer Saint .Gaudens. director Of
fire arts At Carnegie Institute. will
oon1e 10 Washington tomorrow and
will ston a; the Chevy Chase club for
a. few days.
Three noted European artists will
ACCOMPANY him; Charles Sims Of Eng
land. Pierre Rornard Of France and
Giovanni Eonnagnoli OF Italy
They will inspect local galleries.
The foreign artists will serve on the
fury of award for the twenty-fifth
Carnegie Institution international
exhibition
Evening star., 1926-09-26
ORDER TO PARADE HERE.
Jr. Q. o. A. M. Plans Rally From
Various States October i6.

The general executive hoard Of the
Jr. q. L A. NJ will hold its annual
convention in Alexandria October Is
and 10
The convention will he preceded
hv a torchlisht parade On Pennsyi-
vania avenue here the night Of Octo-
bar is The parade viii consist OF
five or six divisions with members
present from Virginia. MARYLAND,
PENNSYLVANIA, News York and New
Jersey.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
WOMAN HURT BY AUTO.
Injuries OF Laura B. Leonard Said
Not to Be Serious.

Laura 3. Leonard. IS years old.
sac sixth street southwest. was
knocked down hv an automobile
operated by Gupple McCurry. 267 \
street, last night. suffering bruises
on her face and back. according TO
o report made At the eleventh pre-
cinct station.
Police say the woman. who wes
waiting for a street car. became be-
w1Idered when she saw the automo-
bile coming and stepped in front Of
4, Her condition is not serious. She
vanr<yeafed. at.Sts Elizahethk~
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Ice Ia being sod q" rlore than
cent a pound in Colombia.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Farmers IS Cents
Snubbed by Pair
OF Female Bandits

spedal Dispatch 10 The Star.
HAGERSTOWN. Nd. Septem'
ber 25.-John Wolf. a farmer. was
held up Yesterday. while en- route
10 Carlisle with a load Of wood. by
two womer
One leveled a revolver at his
head and told him to step down
and be searched. while the other
rified his pockets and found %
cents.
The pair handed hack the money
with a sneer and disappeared into
xhAessnAaghnust naax thASoa6s
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Fer 60 years chapnnsr D. Co. has been tame'
4 special curing proess. insuree = rich. tepptn
haTer Ter. sh.t no.a is no, found in ordinary h.gs
modern Kitchen under the most sanitary condi
tions Now a. all our ssritsry seds fountain
vich. Try one today-you're 10 enjoy H.
Evening star., 1926-09-26

Here's an exceptional value that
every housewife should take advan-
tage Of. They are made of highly
polished seamless aluminium and have
easy-grip handles. One-half gallon
capacity. Special, ooc.
Evening star., 1926-09-26
Theft of Burial Robe Charged

Special Dispatch "a The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. September 25.--
James Lewis was fined 500 here to.
day for the theft o. lace burial
robe from a casket containing body.
He made a strenuous denial.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
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Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
HHEk NETTsGS1 HEEk
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George Colwen, al the conclusion of his days work Saturday 1ee- Sew ard in a gas car for Anchorage. with Helen Natcschei, who was bf--en Hy a dog earlier in the day N-. Nat schei accompanied N-- Co2weu \ phone message is expec1e5 today from Anchorage relative to Eelens conds- ton and if there Is a oharce 1o save her from having . permanent facia- iisfiguremenI.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
NRTHFRN IEHN

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Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
alRE lllfl HlE
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Clarke An6resen- who. Tgr5o- Tn he. coming a8fache6 9o 1he aaoal seo-e staff of Brown & 45ews7ns %ga-p8ra as1. was employed lr the Anchos1re Stg-e for a number oF wears hss beer nam ed manager o1 1he hardware 6ars-e- menL according to EunancaneEs made a1y T. T1- Hawslns- saa1r- -hs young man Is thoroughly corws-Ssr- with aD branches oE hzs ae-z-rman1 ana his pr0mo0on Is 3ooSe5 Gno1 alv his swarm of warm 9aen6s ss the n-S. step up the ladder .oF succsss-
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
sNc4oseeE E-Sar-E VISITS

V5csu- GIT, 0ne oE she bszz sR around s1hlsses ot Ancho-zEe sn5 so- three years R member oS the cham. pion h1eh schoo- haske-bz- sesz came oyer o1 Sa-E-az- 10 spend g se~ dzvs visiting friends. T5c~ S . s0z of Oscar Gin, wh0 coaeuc-s the Ga1z Garage h the 7nle< -swn. Caa-Se An- dresen, one oe ''V1c's pals. and whs $ nov pe-mansuz zx-u-e hs-e. VII sn- 1roauoe h7n so she poyu1a- zane og indoor baseball r-7o- 1o hss aeps-, 1u-e for home. ToEug ST Is s1 sx- pert su-o me6hs1ic sn6 Is one sE eAs moving picture ope-z4o-s employed fv the Enr-ess 7hez-s~.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
MIDDLETON STUCK oN seacs

The hslibur s1h0ne- N5dd1eton which was shove6 up bn The beach 1as- week to have he- hun scrane6- Is ha-- ing difficulty in getting bacE frTo -l7e briny deep owing 10 lowering -iaes. The biz boat Sumne- a- 1empre6 11 pun the Ai6dletor fnr0 the water yes 1erday bu5 was unable 10 audre her an inch. n is uu7ce possible eha1 he Niadleton mag have zo E~a1c the nex1 change 0f 5tw1eelC nsN change e 6de twelve 5zrS from now
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
N P ssEN- eoEs sou-s

Karl k. Ks1z. ~sy-sss--s-s- oe the Northern Pacific railway, -s-u-1eZ to Seward Saturday Iron he zr1e-ao-, where he has spent the pssc -e1 days in the interests 0t pzssengE- --E-s. for his company. He departed las evening on the S-S. Yukon for his Seattle office.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
CANNED SALMON NOT TNuolvso

In connection with the zpplica1on of the railroads for a horizontal a6- vance in freight rates, shippers of can ned salmon on the Pacific coast have been advised that the advance asked for, fl granted, would not affect This commodity.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
.ogK7s VALLEY sco77>z" AGAIN

OLYMPIA, May IT. lPl.-'Dsa1h Valley Scotty' who is reported to have brought a million dollars in gold to the San Francisco mint and who disseminated his fortune by reckless spending, is going to seek oil on land he has leased near the Canadian e0-- der, he announced during his stay here.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
Ps--sssoN. NoM NHaNH

The motorshfp Par1srsUI, xshsch was supposed to have entered inn 1he sousfweste-r Alaska -uL uu1 n< Sc attls, is reported ID have seau 1u-nea into a whalsr b its new owners, The Northern Whaling 6 --a67ng Com pany, Of New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
SCHOOL BEAD ON VISIT

Lester D. Henderson, c0mmisslone- Of Education, Territorial schools s01 Alaska, arrived Saturday from gunesu and this morning continued on into the Interior. While hs~e vest8rdzv. MT. Henderson 1nspec1ed 1he 1oca1 schools, also the woodrow school.
Seward daily gateway., 1926-05-17
caARsEs coNNEerE NEE

The Seward CshzrSa- eE Comne-ce VII nest 71esaET mon sz <he Ssw~ a-dE ls-sL So- sss -ezu1s~ E-ees..r srs- 7ness meeting. P-essaH-< ?. = Nc- Nule1 zsRzs eaeA -e-ns- so e-azg along X Eues<
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

and when night falls there well patterned town with
 main street outlined s length white electric globes with theatres here and there alike peas and hotels that comfortable modern and exactly similar Where you ask the country the James Brothers and Billy the Kid and the bandit and the Indian asaeres Gone swept the tide patterns Here he hotel and comfortable clean. uneXcitug hotel filed with weary travelling men clad in the patterned clothes o the monthly and weekly Here clean anchrooms and patterned after the clean and snowwhe unehrooms thousand cities Here the newspapers with her weegaed and pattern ed What there of individuality is that old mountain there that catches the holds
 with and charm until the bright light monday makes t a coorless and ugly rock.
 But be for there be novelty and adven and something uniquely American down here And there but all that eolorul and novel and thrilling that is Jeff H in Nature Man has succumbed to of regulation No longer there bandits dance halls where twogun men operate Gone the fasefronts of saloons and general
 place chain grocery white lunch the standard hotel the patterned postoes the we'll regulated life that begins with tmecard and ends with movie
 This of course is fer here is prosperity and wealth and neessant development Look city, cry the signs of thousand chambers of We look and city town that in appearance and motive and in spirit exactly like the left behind fifty sixty miles away. What be done about it? Nothing for this the chosen monotony of easy and comfortable civilization and nothing stand is way America goes it's glory comfortable carpet choosing here and there pattern for city for town, for a life
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
LEGAL NOTICES
LIMITATION OE CLAI.is

Ala .f.se 70 at T Ha-
 r tr Dr5e ot Thaur oz tE EtH aaE f 7lHe 1426 Pres=nt Erad A dunya7. Iudge Eztate = George N Dexter late rf fhrmHeCE .H sad District. ceased Olive L Knight. ! hn R Dey. fer a1d Clara L. Ryan, Executors REp-That six months from tha date hereof P and the same are hereby appointed and limited for tho creditors Cf said estate to bring in their claims against the same to Clara r. Ryan. Thompson. Connecticut an Executof; and that public notice be gwen af thls order hy posting @ copy hereof on the slgnpost nearest Co where Che deceased last dWelt and iu the same town. and publishing a Ike copy ln some new paper having elr- c4lat5su 5u said Dssrt5ct FRED A. NAN. Judge 24-25
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
PUTNAM PEQS0EsLS

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 Hs and Ars Frank BIHnss sa- testazrse .ast Week Mr and bra aFts4r MaaIfr of Dagsae aa. Elss Gallant sp-nt tAs week end lr hltmantle the guest ef her sister Nss L. Lcrsna Gallant Hillism B.adle- of Thompsoa avenue Was operated on at the Day D sHa5ai hospital Necuesday. Or and art j. 5 ksnt of Lzreh- uert : l. are at their cottage a Crescent Beach. Conn. Tor thas month Miss Ernestine Sherman. Wood s.aEs avenue. spent the weekend wlta boz ster Mr Joseph Munro. War seH E
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
ODD FELLOW HOLD
 MEMORIAL SERVICE

traeE direction o GrsHt ahea S Petersaa. aatH Faa Grand Ga- E eHaIffI.a -al @ P1f-a Lodge 8f odd FseEs were He.z t6e5F eali fae-5aE evening Es -zzr
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
ABINGTON

Dorothy Kenyon spens San NIllmartie T Ladies' st met last Thars#iaz
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 CtItr.ns Day services WlA hs held at the aHgrerafienal church #e morning at eleven o'clock H and Mrs ] 0 Waln attended fta eamrzHr1ea.F rt exercises and luncheon at fHe Rectory Sehoo. Wed Hesstsr
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
poMFREr SCHOOL GRADUATION
Prize Day EKereises Planned For
 Sext Friday June IS

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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
S25 REWARD

The City of Putnam hereby offers 8 reward of Sz5 co anyone giving information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons who shall ring any false alarm of fire in said City of Putnam
 VICTOR CHAPDELAINE.
 Mayor. Dated ai Putnam this iE day oi June 1926 23-2s
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
SECOND MARRIAGE
 CEREMONY iS DETROIT

MarH Neeii iHff for business tr5H ta Michigan M= Needle. Was unable ta aaeamfaHs her 4saaHd an account af her a school She wl sn Mr N ia Detroit thH latter rart HHsh Fht couple wrra mErf.Hd ~It. asdar hy Judge 6eissier tgt a sgerf marriage ceremony aiIA he HeriaHr ty a Eahh at fhe hams at Mrz Ea les uncle u Detroit
 Following the second erer ttf wedding trip WIil be taktH ta st.art City. where Mr and Mr. Needle vii spend two weeks. followed he aaathH tseo weeks ir the mountains
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
FORMER PUBLISHER
 VISITS fS PUTNAM

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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
ORDER or NOTICE

District af Woodstock ss.. Tsa' q. Court. June .. 4. D 1926 Estst. oi Marion X Starr lat. af Aalds-aea a sad District deceased Upan tae -r- uleatlHn uf Lltner S Place pray 2 that letters of administration mas as granted on sad estate represented .n- t5stats may be approved. allow [ aad admitted to probate as per application on ale more fully appears. it is OE- pEREn-That sad application ha heard and determined at the Probate Ofice n Woodstock in said District, an the l7th day of June A D 1926
 at 200 o'clock in the afternoon; and that a public notice b. given of tHe pcudency of sad application and t.me and place of hearing thereon by pub fishing a copy af this order in a news paper having circulation in sad pis- trict. and by posting copy thereof ar the public sigHpost in the town af V aadsfock the said District at least dee day. before sad daF af hearing. ROBERT F HARRIS. Judge 24
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

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 Elizabeth carrzs5 bronze ua- Gladys Evans bronze medal Eeaa.a Perkins bronze medal hea- Gstzfser honorable msrtzaa- fE4aeez &aEalza honorable eaH-
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

District of pomfre.. ss Calrt 4 Proaate, June TtH 1926. Trust Ee tate v Jonathan C Randall late di pomfret. in said District The Tras- Zee having exhibited his twenty second annual account. with said Trust F.. tatc to this Court for allowance. tt fs ORpERED-That the 18th day o. Jane. 4. D 1926. at one o'clock in the afternoon. at the Probate Ofhce in Pomfret. he and Che same is assigned for a hearing on the allowance af said Trustees Annual Account with sad estate and this court directs the said Trustee Co cite all persons interested therein to appear at sad time and place hy publishing this order in the Putnam Patriot. & newspaper having a circulation in sad District, and by posting a copy en the public sign post in the Town af Pomfre;. at least seven days before sad time assigned. and re- turn make to this coart of the notice given WILLIS CoNELL. Judge.
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
WANTED
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 bat wl ts required .a famfrst eE 5z5q a m lar 2. a2 cared for sH pubic garage Lii -la af aa HlaH. HaH b ages thirty dollars per Hask State eferences and age BOX :. care af Patris, office. Z4s
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

My wife, Mabel [. Gee, having lef, my bed and board against my will without just cause or provoeauou. I refuse to pay any pills contracted by her or anyone but myself after this date May 27, 1926.
 GEORGE r. GEE.
 East Woodstoek. Conn. % ass
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
22ae4.

4 carrier pigeon bearing a message to the naval station at San Diego ar rived there perehed on the running board of an automobile, where it had hidden fer forty miles. according 10 the driver.
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
FOR RAIF

FOR sALE-z-horsa lumber wagon. l=a5Hze uH-earz. nearly new . horse sled. z-horse moving machine. nearly new; horse rake. 75 bu. corn. -4 it. ladder. lIEnE wagons, blows saw and arbor, combination culti- vator and Weeder. grind-stone. hay fork and rope platform scales Mss EMMA L0GEE, Putnam. Tel i3z-l4 24-25s
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-EzteHea cabinet, Morris caaH Kitchen cable and music ca szeE laH 4t H> Chapman street.
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Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

FOR RENT--A number of good tepe. ments in the Manhasset village. Rent moderate. Apply PUTNAM LAND AND MILLS CO. s3 Canal street. Putnam. If
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11
FOR RENT

TO RENT-Secoad floor tenement. s rooms and bath, Al condition. Electricity hardwood floors, new nath room. with garage Tel. 92S or inquire at 3l0 South Main street
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T,'- PUTNAM PATRIOT

PUBLISHED BY THE PATRIOT PRESS, INC
 - LAWRENCE PERKINS Rsa4Saat JOHN WHITEHEAD TE Editor tprwf-p s MACDONALD Assistznt Eat5r
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

FOR RENT-Private garage. on Oak street of School street Can be used for storage. Three minutes Hak from Main street Tel. 5s5-l8 WILLIAM GIBBONS. School street 24tf
Putnam patriot., 1926-06-11

FOk NENI-A four room apart tmeut wla modern improvements h. quire of $. GORDON. 24 Wilsinsoa st.. Putnam Tel 4l7. Istf
 FOR RENT-The pest market garden farm in Wiudham County. 90 acres. lz room house. with steam heat. bath room. and electric lights. Equal distance from Putnam. N b- ster and Southorldge. Never fa,.- ing water Large spring water pond. ARTHUR [ MORSE. R r. D. 2, Putnam, Conn. Tel Put nam 625-2 etf
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-24
HEIR Wanted Male

YOUNG man over IS years of age to
travel in Indiana Salary, commission
and railroad fare. See MR.. MCCLURE,
6O7 Meyer Kiser Bank Bldg.
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Business Places for Rent

OFFICE SPACE
Very desirable. partitioned office. with
desk stenographer and phone service IL
desired; very reasonable. 40 Lemcke
Bldg. Lin. 1882.
LAMBERT. 1916: large storeroom. shelves
and counter: livingrms. above. Be. 1923 NJ
COLLEGE. -2146; DOUBLE GARAGE.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-24
IN Memorian1 Notices

IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance
of our little son, Joseph Bechert. who
departed this life one year ago today. Au-
gust "a. 1925.
Today recalls sad memories.
OF our little one gone to rest,
And those who think of him today
Are the ones who loved him best
FATHER. MOTHER. SISTER. -BKOIhEA: