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Evening star., 1926-10-06
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PARKER, widow OF Chss. " Parker and
,5.sla d1nshter of the late DR.. T; L. oSier Of
neral services today at Hcf o9IoGE Sf eir N CAV sa
tfer chapel. Internlent a. Charleston. ;.
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lv h, t lsts :, Agtharr Rollins, tand roher-in-
S6tDof 96ct0ofr = G q !, nm; from GTlets funeral
Pavnes Cemetery
ROSS nepartcd this life SUNDAY October
TX" Edse At i n% Nr. At RTrif aIr resfG2s E6Ss
the devoted wife OF the lste 'a Edws"d Il
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kefn her Jesus. N Thy keeping
And give her back to me forever.
THE FAMILY ..
SMITH. On Monday. October !, 1926. a,
MARIE IA ff:idSg*S THS H6ok t EgGhf sNIfu -i,esl
Middleton Sr1lth, Funeral from her lats
residence. Thursday, October : at II
oc,oGk o,cns, corIn, Ia,srnlent private IN Congress
TYLER. On Monday October a. 1928. 40
6;05 pm; RUTH R. beloved daughter
o. Mary J. and the late Noble S. TYLER.
Funeral from the residence OF her mother.
o. SlEo ave. Silver SprinE, Md. Thurs
day. October :, at = pm. thence TO Emory
NJ E. Church. Brichtwood D. C. In
ierment at Rock Creek Cemetery. Rels-
tlves and friends invited TO attend. Sc
1928. at Worcester Mass. MARY ELIZA,
BETH BRADFORD. widow OF the late
william I, Wheaton of Providence r. l..
IN the SD year of her age
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Carroll F.. Hantzmon of Alexandria. Va
and Elsie G. JOcs of this city.
William Harold Lewis and Irene Noble
Harry y. Bentham and Helen A. Nc
Carthv. both Of New York.
Dier b Croft and Mamie G. Giles.
George c. Smith of this city and Adah
Eugene A. Hood and Ruby Freddy. both
of Greensboro. ~ G.
william H Myers and Doris E. Gary.
Matthew f Wnderl and F. Argenta
TieInev
Lee B Price Of Chevy Chase. Md and
Mary G. Burrow Of Norfolk Va
Kenneth T. Williamson and Lucille W
Bean
Stenhen Anderson and Cecilia Thomas.
Clyde W, Wasson OF Grove City Pa. and
Mabel Bacltus of Sanford Fla.
Eugene Johnson and Marie Austin.
Charlie W. Warheld ami Margaret f. Rav
william r. Cochrane, jr., and Elsie r.
Brasse Of Rarrroft, Va.
Wilbur w. st, Clair and EVELYN l..
Mattinglv.
Waller B. Matorey and Alta NJ ChaHee
William F.. Edgar and Audrey Van
Dercoci.
Rembrandt T Lane and Mabel A. HERON
Walter Fl F. Jaeger and Berthe !. Gil
breath
Walter H Kirch of nittshuran, Pa aud
Edna G. White of this citv.
John s: JosephS of This citv and O"ta L.
Rassett of Selva. Va.
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FOWLER RITES TOMORROW
Requiem Mass to Be Celebrated for
Theater Man.

Requiem mass for William H.
Fowler. So years old. manager of the
National Theater. who died Monday
at his residence. 10 Eighth street
northeast, will be conducted tomorrow
morning at Q O'Clock at St Joseph's s
Catholic Church. Second and c streets
northeast. by Rev. Edward 7. Nc
Adams assisted by Rev. Joseph /.
Kennedy. The services will be fol.
lowed by interment in Mount OllreE
Cemetery.
Members of r. r q. f.. Lodge No.
Is and Fraternal Order of EaG!es.
Washington Aerie. No. l25. Will be
present at the funeral The following
will act as honorary pallhearer&: l.
S. Taylor. l.. s. Leavitt. r. +. Ro'r
bins. Ira !. T.smotte. Hairy Jarboe
and Charles Linkins. The active pail
hearers will be S r. Cochran Henry
Talbert. c. j. Harris. NJ. T. Shipman
Walter Burke and George Hutchinson
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MRS. M. G. PARKER DIES.

Mrs. Maria Grayson Parker, 81
years old. widow of Charles w.
Parker. Southern Railway official,
died yesterday of paraly at her res
idence, 211S L street. She was A
daughter of the late DR.. Y. l.. OGier
of Charleston, S. c.. Confederate Sur
geon General for the States of North
Carolina. South Carolina and Georgia
and had resided in Washington for the
past 81 years.
She is survived by daughter. Mrs.
Nj. l.. Goodwin of this city; a son. T. O.
Parker of Philadelphia, and Il sister,
Mrs. VI. r. SimonS of Charleston.
Funeral services will be conducted
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at C@awier' S
chapel, 1880 Pennsylvania avenue. by
Rev. James IL. W. Blake formerly of
Christ Church. Georgetown, after
which the remains will he taken to
Charleston for burial.
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THE WEATHER

District of mbia-Partly cloudy
and cooler tonight, tomorrow fair;
moderate west and northwest winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and cooi'
er tonight: tomorrow. fair; moderate
west winds.
Nirginia-Partly cloudy and cooler
tonight: tomorrow fair; fresh west
and northwest winds.
West Nirglnia-F'air and cooler to-
night. tomorrow fair.
sRecords for "a Hours.
The1 mometer-4 pm. 81: pm,
76; II midnight. "a; am, "a: s am,
81: noon. 81.
Barometer pm. 3o.o4; pm.
3o.ol; II midnight, 23.79; j am. 297s;
am. 29S5; noon, 29.So.
Highest temperature. 81. occMred
at 2f5 pm. yesterday, lowest tenn
perature. 81. occurred at am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest. sc; lowest. AZ.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide. i;56 am. and
PIP pm; high tide, 7:S9 am and
7:55 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 236 am. and
2:49 PM; high tide, SIS am. and
S:31 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose COS am; sun sets
5:44 pm.
TomorroW-Sun rises 500 am; sun
sets 5:43 pm.
Moon rises 5:3S a m; sets 6:O2 pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Temperature and condition of the
water at Great Falls at a.m.-Tem
perature. 66: condition, very muddy
Weather i'm Various Cities.
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Deaths Reported.

Ellen NJ. Rrpsnahan. ST 424 VI ST.
ave. ne.
Ruth r. Tyler 81 sihlpy Hospital
Martha A. kIdwcll, 50. Providence Hos
pital.
Samuel l.. Murphy. 10, 144s Minnesota
Mary f. Morrill,. 81. 3o4s n st.
william H. Hood. -. Masonic Home
Adalme Dlntino. 3d. Providence Hospital
Doddrldge d. Redd, %. Emer= .nry Hos
pital
Annie l.. Scott 81 "a Abner 81 80
William German, rs. Freedmen Iospital
Robert Burgess. AZ Emergency Hospital
v, william ! i Harris 43 Ga!lins"r H"snitaI
Edward Harms. GS Freedmen Hospital.
Mary Brown, 40. no Q St
George Easton. 26; Freedmeus Hospital.
ptnl
, Elizabeth Washington. :, months 1904
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order permitting the visiting veterans
to parade.
Vice Comdr. Henry NJ. Jet. of the
Costello Post has been appointed chief
Of the reception committee and will
be acting commander of the post
while Gomdr. William Mitchell is In
Philadelphia. Groups of Costello
members will be posted at the Union
Station to welcome the veterans.
Costello Post, it was announced last
night now has membership of $40.
Comdr Mitchell has set 1000 as the
membership goal. Among the new
members enrolled last night was Rob
elt Blume OF 1916 r street southeast,
veteran of the Philippine and MeNi.
ican campaigns and of the World
War. who is holder of the congress
sional medal of honor.
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PARADESPLANNED
BY LEC|ONNA|RES
Thousands to Come Here Be-
fore and After Convention
in PhiIadeIuhia.

Thousands of Legionnaires return
ing home from the convention of the
American Legion. 10 he held in Phila-
delpha next week. will stop in Wash.
ington Friday evening and Saturday,
and after series of colorful parades
up PENNSYLVANIA avenue will make pill.
grmages To Arlington Cemetery to
pay homage to the Unknown Soldier.
Announcement of plans for the re-
ceDtion here of the veterans and for
their parade was made last night at
the meeting Of the Vincent Il. Costello
Post al the District Building.
North DakOtans Coming.
One of the largest delegations will
be from North Dakota. which will
have in its ranks nearly a thousand
uniformed men who will he augment.
ed by three bands. Word has been
received from the delesa ton coming
from Miami. Fla. that they plan to
stop here October is and asked per-
mission for 500 veterans. band and
drum corps to parade. Part of the
Red Wing. Mimi, delegation also will
stop over here.
The entire Iowa State delegation Of
more than 1000 will stop here Sun.
day morning. while en- route TO Phila-
delphia and will spend the day parad.
Ing and sightseeing. They are to arr
rive on four special trains between 3
and 10 am. and will he met at the
.station by Hanford Mac Nicer. Assist
ant Secretary of War. who is an
lowan and a past national command
er of the American Legion. The dele
Sation will he accompanied by six
l1a nds
William Franklin. adjutaH' Of the
Costello Post. has obtained from the
Metropolitan Police here general
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RETIRED POLICEMAN DIES.
George Kelley, SO Years on Force.
Victim of Paralysis.

George Kelley. Il years old. a re-
tired policeman. who suffered a stroke
of paralysis about month ago. died at
his home, 1854 Georgia avenue, Mon
day afternoon. A native of New York,
he enlisted in the Army as drum
mer boy shortly after the close of
the Civil War. and was appointed a
member of the police force So years
ago. being retired a short while ago.
During part of his police service
Kelley filled a detail at the White
House, where he made the acuuain-
tance of many persons prominent in
official circles. He was married 40
years ago. his widow. who was Miss
Annie G. Graninger before marriage
surviving him. Funeral services will
he conducted in Imma culate Concep-
tion Church at $40 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Interment will be at Ar
lingfon.
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Much U. S. Money in Canada.

It 10 estimated by the Canadian de-
partment of commerce that residents
of the United States will leave about
$3.50 ,000. 900 in American money in
Canada this year. The sum Is a tenta-
tive estimate. based on. expenditures
of the last year. and many authorities
say that the sum is more nearly
$500 000. 900 annually.
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CARROLL; In loving remembrance Of ROY
voted son Of Alice +. and Roy / ga "arrnii
who died in Nievres France erEbt years
MqTaERi FATHER. SISTERS AM
COXEN In loving memory. Of onr dear
daughter and sister MARVEL I. C0XFS,
who died eight years ago to-day. October
Al home on The beautiful hills Of God.
done -
,oWINi VIII JOY o,E os ;5a,l me-. gqg there
AND BROTHERS
DE VILE. In memory OF our loved ones.
HATTIE G. and IDA 6 DE VILE. Who
LETT us August 3, 1916 and October q,
1910. respectively.
T's sweet 10 remember them who once
Though absent from us they are lust as
dear.
Thy purpose Lord We cannot see
Bul AZ is we'll thai Is done nv Thee M
DEVOTED PARENTS AND SISTER
GEDDES. IN sal hut loving rcmen hrance
W GEDnEs. Who '' died cd in % Viftel FTasr' srms
eight years ago TODAY. October 6. 1919
while serving with l1"th Engineers. 31th
HIS LOVING MOTHER AND SISTER
HITE. tribute of love and devotion to
father EDMISp HITE, October s, 1910:
sister SUSIE sRo.f PAIEE: si: March rari H. 1925.
MARY A8Yx + !, HITE H1Tt, tA!Rt ppSt srEWART
my dear son. serr,. HARRY =. HuTH
who passed away eight years ago today.
October q. 1918
MOTHER
"fkk kk Il 4FRs Gz9s Ws" m Of +. cur .rh sGssr s!sr
- Gone but remembered -.
CJGTEDC
MARY MYERS.
NETTEKOvEN. In memory of our darling
son and brother JAY GORDON NETTE-
October s. 1921
Sweetest memories of your glorious per
FATHER MOTHER AND SISTER
RoTMRoCS oI,B In Bnlscmory ncr Of my dear mothsr
years ago today. October e. 1908
Sometimes when my heart grows weary
Or my task seems very long
when NY ;, burdens feel fee, to heayy
As | rise to proudly say
Lot me do my duty hravcv,
Loy1lNe" "I5 6ArGHTER, 1G Tria "Si9f NAE ccAR!s
deay TrhB bihand and nd..dS father JAMss ,hsda
ago today October G. 1923.
Just when life was sweetest
rAs AMI he r24Ih have have LIVED, lived his best
And God rallcl him home ~ rest
WEE AND DAUGHTER
WILLIAMS. In loving n'er'nrv nf my he
loved husband. Rev THEODORE WI.
tTAMc who entered tho Great beyond
three Years ago today p,.tnbcr Is 1929
MRS. y J. WILLIAMS
WILLIAMS Sacred to tho memory of onr
beloved pastor. Rev. THEODORE VII
LTANS. whom God called from labor IN
reward thrR years az" today. October 8,
1893
often we think of YOU. dear nastor.
And our hearts sad with pain
Oh. church would scenl like Heaven,
Could hear vour VOICE again
Done by order Of NJ Lebanon Bapttst
Church
REV J. n FORD PASTOR MRS. NJ.
HEREDON. CHURCH CLERK.
fathes REV. THEoDoRE 'wIIIIAMs.
who departed this life three years ago,
October s. 1923.
Dear father SING on Thy faithful watch
keeping
sin- us sweet fragment Of thy songs
Of love.
Till mornings ioys shall end the night Of
weeping
And life's long shadows break cloud
less love.
HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN
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FOUND.

! HANDBAG. lady,s gray leather Tuesday
/ Redeem by identifying. Address Box 365-C
| Star office.
/ ONE SACK OF GROCERIES, October
! Owner please call for same at $50 Indiana
ave. NV.
| Phone Columbia o5O0
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Carbs of Thanks.

ABNER W DANGERFlEtD appreciates
the MESSAGES Of symnathy; the many acts
tributes Of relativea and trends
WIFE AND FAMILY.
HALE. I wish to express my thanks 10 all
friends and neighhors for their kindness
and sympathy during the illness and At the
death of my. husband. also for the beau
HIS WIFE. MARY C. HALE
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Tie American War Mothers Will
meet Friday at the Lee House.

Barbara Frietcnie Council, No. 21.
Daughters of America. will have
500 card party tomorrow. $50 pm
at Star Hail. Mount Rainier, for the
benefit of the council.
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free lecture on 'Dynamic Living
and Youth Culture" will he given. s
o'clock. at 1928 X street. Linn A. f.
Gale. speaker.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

4 meeting for men and boys will
he held at The Emmanuel aPrish Hail.
Saturday night at 1880 O'Clock. Ihefe
will be patriotic songs. led by William
Scantlehury, and talks on Good
Health by Mai. e. c. Bingham. The
bows from the Central Y NJ. G.. \,
will give a performance of athletic
stunts. Refreshments will he served
Evening star., 1926-10-06

The Big Sisters Of the District OF
Columbia will meet Friday, pm, at
st. PatrickS rectory.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT,

The District of Columbia Public
School ,Associa ton will meet, S
o'clock in hoardroom of the District
Building. G. +. Carusi of the School
Board will talk tof THE Public
Schools of Washington.
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BrigI.twoO Citizens Association
will meet Friday. pm. at Holy Com
forter Parish Hall. Election of Of
ficerS.
Evening star., 1926-10-06

A fish packing plant to he built in
Argentina will handle 100 tons of fish
daily.
Evening star., 1926-10-06

The United Lodge of Theosophists,
Hill Building. Seventeenth and 7
streets. will have a talk on Rein
carnation." and continue the study of
Echoes From the Orient"
Evening star., 1926-10-06

Association Oldest Inhabitants will
meet 80 o'clock at Union Engine
House, Nineteenth and IT streets.
Charles Moore. chairman of the Fine
Arts Commission will speak of The
New Washington"
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Park View Woman'S Club will meet
at Park View School. S o'clock Mrs
Abrams of the General Federation
will speak.
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The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation.

0VU cara party tOInOIFOW. 80" pm
at Star Hall. Mount Rainier. for the
benefit of the council.
The Susan Il. Anthony Foundation.
Inc. will hold it's first social meeting
tomorrow. pm. AT the Hotel Ham
! ilton Robert Carlton Mason and DR..
kates, personal friends of Susan X.
Anthony. will speak Mrs. Caroline
Norton. Best will sing and reports Will
he presented of work done hy dele
gates of the foundation AT the hien,
nial of the G.. F. w. g.. to the first
conference on anti-narcotics. in Phlia
delphia, during the Summer.
Columbia W. c. T. L. will meet Fri
day. 9 pm, with Mrs. S. w. Morris,
Woodley Apartments. Election of
officers.
BrigIdwood Citizens Association
will meet Friday 8 pm. at Holy Com
forter Parish Hall. Election of Of
ficers.
The Big Sisters Of the District Of
Columbia will meet Friday, pm, at
st. Patricks rectory.
The Twentieth Century Club will
meet for the first time this season
tomorrow. II m. in assembly hall
of Cosmos Club Alfred p Dennis,
United States Tariff Commission. will
speak Of THE Romance of World
Trade" Program will open with
playlet. "A Clubwoman's ldNll, writ
ten by Mrs Frederic r. Farringt on.
Mount Pleasant Citizens ASSOcia-
ton will meet Saturday. pm. in
the Mount Pleasant Public Library,
Sixteenth and Lamont streets.
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Columbia w. G. r. L. will meet Fri
day, 9 pm, with Mrs. S. w. Morris,
Woodlev Apartments. Election of
officers.
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The City Club will give its first
musical Of the season tomorrow. a:lo
pm. in the lounge. The program
| will be given by Will Pierson, Mrs
| Raymond Dickey. Mrs. c. w. F>rletag.
| Mime Marie Won Unschuld, Mrs.
Ethel Holtzclaw Gawier and the Co
lumbia Trio, directed by Katherine
| Crowley
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And then
Grandma
Danced

"vTTE quite alarmed about mother. She wouldn't
w eat, terribly constpated bilious and seemed to
be fading fast We thought due entirely to her 86 years
Of age. But neighbor brought bottle of Dr. Caldwes
Syrup Pepsn and really remarkable how She picked right
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Born.

JACOBSON. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gerson
Y. jacobson of New York City. on OCto
her ,. 1925. q daughter. at the Woman I
HOsnltal y. Y. O
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up and now she can even dance around with her grand
children. Now are never without Syrup Pepsin in
the house." Name and address furnished upon requesD
Regulates BoUeLs of Old Folks
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is SO palatable sets so
well the stomach works so easily gently kindly
with old folks as to accomplish its purpose without
gripe, pain or other distress. For biousness, sour
stomach coated tongue constipation and the aude whether
Of Children parents those the evening of life, Syrup
Pesn recommended everywhere 1t sold by all druggists
For a free trial bottle send and address to
Pepsin Syrup Company Monticello. Illinois
Evening star., 1926-10-06

The study class In Esperanto viii
meet tomorrow, 7:30 pm. at Ills
Euclid street. instruction free,
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Marrlen.

WEICH-WHETSEL. Mrs. Lucy p Sheafe.
9o3 r st. NV. announces the nlarrIase OF
WHETSEL. To Dr. WILLIAM H. WEIGH
Saturday noon. October ,. 1876
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fS am, Greenwich time. today
II
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Mount Pleasant Citizens AsSocia
tion will meet Saturday, pm. II
the Mount Pleasant Publ" Library
Sixteenth and Lamont streets.
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HESS. On October s 1925. at $50 p m !.
MARY. beloved wife Of the late Louis
Heiss aged S3 years Funeral from the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. Maggie
Hutchinson. $40 st. se.. FRIDAY. October
s at 9 nm. Friends and relatives in
vited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemeter%
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HALL. On Wednesday morning. October g.
St NV JAMES MARSHALL. beloved
husband of Anna j. Hall. Funeral SER
vices at his late residence Thursday. Octo-
her 7. AT 7:30 O'Clock. Interment at
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-05-07
LINWOoD oRDINANcE.

AN ORDINANCE providing for the
acquisition of a tract of lands and
premises fifty feet in width and
extending through the Borough of
Linwood as hereinafter described,
to be used as a public highway;
and providing for the assessment
of benefits. if my.
Be it Ordained by the Borough
Council of the Borough of Linwood:
Section /. That all that tract of
lands and premises situate in the
Borough of Linwood. bounded and
described as follows. to wit:
BEGINNING at a point in the line
separating the Borough of Linwood
from the City of Northfield, said
point being in the center line of
Newton Avenue, as shown on map
of Central" and at that point join
ing the center line of the aforesaid
road in the City of Northfield; thence,
d.. South Thirty-eight Degrees
Twelve Minutes and Fifteen Seconds
West Is. SO degrees 10 Is" W. Five
Hundred Twenty-Five (525) feet,
more or less, to a point near the
Southerly property line of Marven
Avenue: thence, (2) by the arc of a
circle curving to the right having a
radius of One Thousand Four Hun
dred Thirty-two and SiXty-nine One
hundredths C,432.69) Feet. a distance
of Six Hundred Seventeen and Four
teen One-hundredths (617.1D Feet to
a point in or near the center line of
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-05-07

Council of the City of Pleasantville:
Section 1. That section n of an
ordinance entitled, A ordinance to
establish, regulate and control a po-
lice department in the City of Pleas
antville and to fix and determine the
compensation to be paid to the mem
bers thereof" approved April 8. 1925.
be and the same is hereby
so as to read as follows:
Section /. Be it Ordained by the
Common Council of the City of Plea
santville, that there be established
in the City of Pleasantville a police
department, which shall consist of
one chief of police, n captain of
police, one sergeant of police and ten
patrolmen, and such special patrol
men or officers as shall be deemed
necessary or advisable by the Mayor
for the preservation of the public
peace and good order.
Section 2. That section three of
said ordinance be and the same is
hereby amended to read as follows:
Section 3. Be it further Ordained
membership of the Police Depart
ment who is not a citizen of the
United States between the ages of
twenty-one and thirty-five years at
the time of his appointment or who
has ever been convicted of crime
involving moral turpitude. Each
person so appointed shall have been
prior to his appointment, a resident
for two years of the City of Pleas
antville. must be of good moral char
acter, sound in body and health, and
able to read and write the English
language intelligently.
Section 3. That ALE ordinances or
parts of ordinances inconsistent with
the provisions hereof. be and the
same are hereby repealed and that
this ordinance shall take effect inn
mediately after final passage and
publication.
Notice is hereby given by the Com
mon Council of the City of Pleasant
vile that the foregoing ordinance
introduced and passed first read
ing at a regular meeting held on the
3rd day of May, 1926, and will be
further considered by said Common
Council at a regular meeting to be
held in the City Council Chambers,
City Hall. Pleasantville, on the 18th
day of May, 1926, at 8 o'clock in the
evening, daylight saving time.
NEHEMIAH ANDREWS,
Dated May 3, 1926. City Clerk.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-05-07
PU BLIC NOTICE..

Take notice that at a regular
meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Absecon held on the 18th
day of April. 1926, the ordinance
published herewith was introduced
and given first hearing. Take fur
Their notice that such ordinance will
be further considered for second
reading and final passage by the
Common Council of the City of Alb
secon at an adjourned regular meet
ing of said Common Council to be
held in the council chambers. city
hall, on the 18th day of May. 1926. at
8 o'clock p. M. daylight saving time
or as soon thereafter as the same
may be heard; and take notice that
at that time a public hearing will be
given on said ordinance.
AN ORDINANCE
for the issuance of school
bonds in the sum of S65 900 and ap-
propriating the money arising there
from for the purpose of erecting.
constructing and furnishing a school
building in the City of Absecon City,
County of Atlantic, State of New
Jersey.
Passed at a meeting Of the Com
mon Council. City of Absecon, held
January 20, 1926.
HARRY H. CARTON,
President Common Council.
Approved.
HARRY MATTSoN, sR.,
Mayor.
Attest:
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
CITY Clerk,
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1890 a. M. Morning worship and
Pastors subject: THE
First Commandment with Promise"
Junior Male Quartet will sing.
2.30 D. M, Sunday School, Harold
A. Stanton, Supt. Glasses for all.
Mems Glass in recreation room, John
S. Weaver. teacher.
7.45 p. M, Evening worship. The
pastor will speak on Mothers Day;
Its Meaning and Mission" The Ju-
Nor choir will sing. Herman L..
Madden will preside at the organ.
Wednesday, 7.45 p. M, Gods
Hour" for praise, prayer and Bible
study.
Friday, T D.. M, Junior Choir re-
hearsal; 8 o'clock, Philathea Chorus,
Salem Mems Club. All men of the
neighhorhood invited.