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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Grand Splitting of
Booze at Portland

Portland, Me-, March 25-(AP)--
officials and clerks in the federal
courthouse today Joined the ,"open
window campaign to avoid alco-
holic dizziness as hundreds of cases
of whiskey, together with hundreds
of gallons of alcohol and "hootch:
were emptied into the sewer. TINS
included nearly 1000 cases of whls.
key, alleged to have been landed
here and at South Freeport last Au-
gust from the yacht Conejo, later
seized in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Jail Prisoners Received Women
In Screened Cells Says Former Inmate
Gambling and Drunkenness We're
Common Occurrences Prosecutions
Star Witness Testifies at First Days
Hearing on Removal Proceedings
Against Sheriff Cummings

William w. Shaw, Confined for Is Months
Under Cummings Regime, Kept Diary Of
"Banquets' and Poker Games Participated
in by Favored "Millionaires Club" = An
other Tells of Seeing Sheriff Visit Rum
Room with Empty Satchel and Come Out
with 1t Full Hearing Will Continue This
Morning at O'clock = House of Represen-
tatives Thronged to Hear Opening .Testi-
smOny
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Brunswick Pastor
II. of M. Baccalaureate

Orono, Me-, March 25-AP)-Rev'
.JamesF. Albion, DID,, pastor OF the
Uniyersalist church Of Brunswick
will deliver the baccalaureate address
on Sunday. June 10, at the both com
mencement exercises of the Univer
stiv of Maine, Acting President Har-
old s. Boardman announced today:
DIR. Albion is a graduate OF Iuf's
college and Tufts Divinity school ana
for many years was pr tor OF Tue
Congress Square church in portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
The Day in Washington

Senator Borah declared some of
the war claims of American citizens
against Great Britain and France
would be paid.
The senate elections committee
voted ten to one for the unseating of
Senator Brookhart, Republican. Iowa.
Articles of Impeachment against
Federal Judge George w. English
were reported to the house.
The senate asked the department
of justice how MUCH was spent in
the prosecution of Senator Wheeler.
Democrat, Montana.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
General Forecast

The disturbance that was over low
err Michigan Wednesday night mas
advanced northeastward to Ne"
Brunswick with a trough extending
south and southwestward to the Aia-
bama coast, lowest pressure Father
Point, 1920 inches, Mobile z9.4o
inches.
The outlook is for fair weather
Friday and Saturday in the states
east of the Mississippi river except
for showers on Friday along the
south Atlantic coast. 1t will be cold
er on Friday in the Atlantic and east
gulf states.
Storm warnings are displayed on
the Atlantic coast from Hatteras, n.
c.. to Portland, Maine.
Winds north of Sandy Hook
Fresh to strong west and northwest
winds, weather partly overcast Fri
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Name Debaters
uefeat Middlehurv

M. Maine, Mar. 25.-(AP) -
~ s''y OF Maine debaters, argu-
49,. ue negative, defeated Middle
,.,, l.. '0nisht on the question: "Re-
,houlda' mat the federal government
mines own and operate the coal
pdss., =, the United States" The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
The senate took up the Italian debt

The senate took up the Italian debt
settlement.
Deportation bills were taken up by
the house immigration committee.
Income tax collections for the first
quarter were estimated at $435.000,-
600.
The house commerce committee de-
cided to begin coal legislation hear
ings Tuesday.
The corn belt surplus crop bill was
again, urged before the ouse agri-
culture comrpittee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
THE WEATHER
PARTLY CLOUDY

Northern New England and Eas-
tern New York - Partly cloudy
slightly colder Friday; Saturday fair.
Southern New England = Parity
cloudy and colder Friday; Saturday
fair,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Nhittemore Weakens
Would Barter Confession
Ito Free Tiger Girl Wife

|ulion Dollar Crime
Ring Leader Makes
Prefer After Hear
mo Plea of His Faith
r-Young Wife I'm
der Indictment for
Conspiracy in OAR
ing Robberies-Pro-
|gress M ade in
Rounding Up Gang
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Bryant Named as
Lewiston Postmaster

Washington, March % - (AP) -
Presidential nominations for post
~-erS today included the name Of
! c. Bryant for Lewiston,
Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Local Radio Report

Reception last night was the best
II has been for some time, stations
coming through with clarity ana
good volume. There was some static
and a little fading. Some code was
noticed shortly after 10 P. NJ, which
interfered somewhat.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-26
Boston Forecast

Boston Forecast
Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Friday partly cloudy and colder
Saturday fair; fresh to strong north
west winds
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
v "
MAURY
. (Mrs. Alex Moore
- a. .

-
The marriage OF TWO pop1,''
young iolks TOOK place ~ 9o"''rr
Ia,'t Msa''e oaS, AZ ''v 1u noi''o ~
were MISS Myrtle Caihouh a"o
Joseph ,. Collins MISS 'a'lou''
is the daughter OF Nlr. ana Mr.
smith Calhoun ana ME- 'ollN,S
the son OF Mrs. Ilhotny Nolli'->
pie a happy ana pfospero"' i.'
together. They are on ihel
at the present writing,
Mrs. &. Boothroyd OF AillotI
was the guest or her dauente'
two days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter kayliei
daughters were week end guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nelson ant
family.
Miss Louise Mcpherson niece @
Mrs. Fred inland returned 10 heI
home in Colby last saturday a'
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
vAsHoN WINS TWO

Saturday morning the Nashon
Island baseball team defeated the
li-abcula aggregation hy a scor
of l3 to s. The Vashon pitcher
having Lisabeula at his mercy
with the exception of one inning.
Sunday the BOYS repealed Wh'u
they took the pIri Or hard TENN
into camp. Weger did the tossing
for Vashon and he was well sup
ported throughout the game.
Sunday the lst the loea ia m
viii play the French Srrvie, Sa-
tion team Of Seattle on the High
School grounds,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

Mrs. j. Bussanich spent Thurs
day and Friday visiting relatives
at Gig Hrbor.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Albert Nilscn and
iaby visited at the Richard Nil
m home on Thursday.
Capt and Mrs. J. a. Jensen and
laughter Mary of Seattle were
guests at The c. Petersen home on
sunday.
Mss Byrle Tower of Puget Is
land is making an extended visit
with her aunt, Mrs. J, Petersen.
=
Dinner guests at the John Peter
home OF Sunday were the Rev
aagoes of Tacoma aud DIR. and
Mr.. Miller.
Mrs. Earl Odion and son visit,
d with Mrs. Odion's sister, Mrs.
ireland in Tacoma Thursday and
friday.
Mrs. Antoine Martinolich and
IN returned home Friday after
pending ii few days in Tacoma.
The Messrs. Kenneth and Ar.
;hur Kindred and Lester Beard of
lsalfair and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl La
I'raaae Of Tacoma were entertain
d at tie C. Keen home Saturday
sd Sunday and attended the Car
niyal at Vashon.
Joe Collins who has been en-
ploged at the gravel bunkers for
ONE time left with his bride, Miss
Myrtle Calhoun. for Everett where
he mas employment.
The Messrs. John Danielscn, L,
Dauielsen and A. Petersen spent
verol days with their families
mere last week.
III, Earl Challcnder family en-
ioyad a visit from the following
relativcs who motored here and
pent sevesaI days last week. Mrs
CFaIlendcrs motllcr of Oriing,
Ir. anl Mrs. ChallGrlcr and two
9is from Spokane, Mr.. and Mrs
In. Cresselt Of Spokane aud Mr.
land Mr. Steen OF Masonia,
a
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

We are glad 90 announce that
.Dr. ! H. M,Granahau j, arriving
.on.he island the fifth Of August
IN tead Of thc twentieth. Mrs NJ
Granahan will not join aim hrre
until September
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
Y q 3 3 y z
BURTON
Mrs. A. Hunt)

c. a. Tonneson, executive sec.
retary of the Pacific Coast Asso-
eiation CT Nurserymen returned
Saturday from Victoria where he
had been in attendance at the con-
ention held at the Empress Hotel
# that city.
Ninety-fom meals were served
1t Island Inn Saturday and still
Lady Evans came up smiling Sun
ay morning ready for another
busy day.
Mr.. and Mrs. paul Hitchcock
nd two sons drove up from 0eoSta
ay the sea, for Il short visit at The
Hunt home. The Illness Of youns
Walter prevented Mrs. Hitchcock
from meeting with her old High
school class which were entertain.
ed at luncheon Wednesday at tho
home OF Mrs Il. Il. Stone.
DR. Miller a young physician
from Nebraska, Mo. now located
at Toppeniih, Wash. is spending
few days at Island Inn. Other
roppeni.l and Yakima people
stopping at this hotel include
Mrs. D. II. Bonsted, Miss LeilS
Bonsted. Mrs. Frank Snipes, Mis-.
Ellen Bradbury, DR.. and Mrs. G
W. Wimharly and son George.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

Mrs. Dicmer spent Sunday with
Mr. anil Mrs. John jenkins.
Southern Height had the Cof
lee booth at the Carnival and dld
j. rushing business.
Alr. and Mrs. Peter Rolando en-
jeitlined last Sunday a party Of
over twenty Tacoma friends. Ev.
srybody had a merry time, espcc.
ially the Riddles.
Mr. and Mrs. James FORE
8ad Miss Smith as their Sunday
cue 4. II wa, a ferewell dinner al
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest started Mon
day morning on Il two dwcek
taur of the Hoods Canal region
Mr. Forrest had happy anticipa
ion. Of some trout fishing
Rev. and Mrs. Sherman Warrei
pent tn week end with Mr.. an,
Mr.. S. II. Berry Mrs Warren i
Mrs. Berrys sister Mr. Warrei
has been transferred from Castf
Rock To lIydcr, Alaska where the.
viii be the next three years.
There viii be a business meeting
! Vi th Southern Heights Commun
| .y Club at the school house FIR
lday evening. There viii be som
/ ori of club meeting every Frida
evening until further notice, S
Inlelsa savc that date
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
vAsHoN LOCALS

Mrs. L. ID. McDoilald, a sister
of c. j. Robinson, and her son
Charles, of Chicago were guests
of the c. j. Robinson home for a
few days just passed. On Sunday
they motored to Mt. Rainier, en-
joying the wonderful scenery, aud
on Wednesday Mrs. Mcdonald and
Charles left for the Chicago home.
The Maury Island Woman 5
Cooperative Club will meet at the
hall next Thursday afternoon, the
liostesses being Mrs. Rev. johnson
and Mrs. Dir. Jones.
Banker Ralph Steen is taking
much needed rest from hi col
umns of figures and compound IN
tercst this week.
L. II. Miller left for Wenatchee
Wednesday evening 10 look after
business interests.
-o--
l.. G Ccmstock of the TahleQuah
district has just completed fine
modern poultry house to care for
100 chickens, which with is goats
will "a ke thing, hum aroaad there
this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Il. Story of
IIoquiam, Wash, With their mctn-
Fer. Mrs. 7. Norstrand pent few
days of last week visiting relativ-
rs in Bellingham, Wash. The for
meEalso spent short time at New
Westminster. Il. e.
-O--
Ira Thompson, rural mail carrier
Is driving one of Ecnry's new
creations on his rounds.
!. The movie pictures which were
taken at the Carnival last Satur
day will be run at the Liberty
theatre in Seattle, beginning next
, Saturday. See yourself in a rea
movie by attending one of th'
hows.
l.. Y. Williams, candidate 70.
! representative from this district
b was over from his big Kent farm
e last Saturday, meeting friends an,
: enjoying the carnival spirit to th
fullest extent. lie was well re
ceived.
adi,c Cove. the summc
home If Mr.. ami Mr. W. +
{ Bates. which is near Camp Sealt
is the mecca Of many outside Wis
tors. Recently the following PEI
o ous have been entertained there
}. Mr. and Mrs. IL. $. Eaton aud iau
r. ily. Alameda. Calf, Mrs Crea
J. Seattle, sir. and Mrs Rolfe, Tac'
s. ma, Jamie Bark. Arizona, Mi'
Elinor II. Could Of New Yor
CITY. Mrs Jane Greeley Of Bo
a- ton, Mass. Miss a. Greeley ,
Ie Milwaukee. Wis. the daughteI
d Of Mr.. =. y. Could Of Ia aona au
b. the Miss Margaret and FL
Smith of Hollywood, Calf
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

was carried out in perfect accord
and good cheer. This paper can
NOT give anyone undue credit for
the sucecss ol the day as there
re people from every neighbor-
hood working like beavers to put
It across. and il seemed all day as
II the island was just one big,
united. and happy family. The
results havc heeu tabulated so far
Tire money part is concerned
hut stand VIII reap wholesome
result, -mm this day activity To-
mJny years YET % come.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
BURTON BAPTIST ASSEMBLY

The Burton Assembly will be
aeld from August 3-10 at the AS
cmblv grounds. These meetings
re free to Island people who can
Intend classes or lectures aS they
choose. One of the special fea-
nuras will be the Bible lectures be
Ginning at II 80 a. m. Wednesday
N the theme, Portraits OF
Christ as shown by differen.
books Of Tie Bible. DIR. Dillard
from birmingham, Alabama will
De tn speaker. The evening lee
lures will be full Of interest. The
missionary tudies will he chiefly
nuterd anominational
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
MIDsUEIMER CARNIyAL
UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS
Pronounced Biggest Thing Ever
Staged On island With None
Disappointed


T. Hansen. President 1of the
Vashon State Bank, told the News
Eeeold Monday morning that IN
his opinion the Carnival was ~
ouastionoblv the bigqest lhing IA,
;ll,nd has eyer nut over. With
snch a statement this paper Is nj
fnlI anc-rd There watn't a hitea
!, tbn n,boIa undertaking from thu
nm p : Petfelle and Mrs &. II
Miller hacked hy nh the ot5e,
leaders Of island thought. started
on, Win their Dlans until the last
Jance ,yas over and the lasf
,y.. devrnipd With sueh men a
p : ps+feile givng SO unstintine
Iyof bis limo and experience. moth
;no la,t sm.cass could result
rho Oneor arrived on scEadul
ti,ae ot Pnrtan wbers She was met
o,,4,o,,,.;;n ;;n,, Of ber faith.
py oy, a ~. y o",i AID after y briaf pr
iui s''Ive;1' 90" rra;cb ,ime she was
gam @ Iu'l" ~. " Nm i.lond empire
S's' .i'' D,.,.;od "ry in mo big Silent
she W. 60 60, H., IA Zartb and
hhisN'' ", H. : 1oTr rroca.sion of
loii.M'u y oars IN the pa-
~ e's ""u - ,,.,,5s o+ the Cam.
rade, 10 ~ l'e si0"' -
ihn9'I9 i llo'p' st,+omept If tbe re-
NeN' VIZ .,o,,,lit,iras . s'p' will be
- @ a. aan,r, ittee in charge.
gwen y ,i'o Jo'nt',,5' ,;;taS - adennafe.
SPaee j 700 y MI .,,o o,,ents - which
y dealliuG an ,t oi'e o,onar,d a.. .te.
merit '''ei.,,o,'' ,g'l,od g"a and tbaf General
iheil' = V"i'sttsI 4',t 49,, h,,ndreJ. IF ont-
S,atgMclls :. liz Ia aho,,,n 'l" n yasbon
siae Ptop'e "'l. ,i'I ,l'st the island
island , own WY AZ tT"' xxi bir tajnr
knows no" 10 Nv ''"'
wen e,.o. seatflo
lltpQfVuS cdilic V'N
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

5. j. Ilarmeiiug went over to Sc
aitls on Monday % witness the
development Of the city and in
cideutllly talk about knight Ten
pIar Masonry.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
1.-THE GOOSE WOMAN

Rex Beach departed from his
usual trend Of stories in The
Goose Woman. a Universal J w
cl coming To lhe Vashou rhclt q
Wednesday. August lth. Iu nlae,
lf bis tories of the north. the oi
Fields or the outdoor he ha. hlf
n thrilling style the story Of q
4ewspaper and murder Clat
.nce Brown directed. The east in
ludes Jack Piekforl. Louis Dire
er, Constance Bennett. Georg'
Cooper. Spottiswood Aiken. GHs
lave Won SeyffeititS, George
Nichols aud Mare MaeDernoti
Mr.. aud Mr.. w. J Mcgowan
arr in u.s. big city W slas
attending % samc hu,iue>s mat
tiers and beholding the lights.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

TIE annual Iowa picnic will be
held at Pt. Defiance park on Sat
urday. August 7th. There will be
music, >peeehe., and q big feed at
u 30.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
DOCKToN

Mrs. Claude Petersen) :
. #7 @& y .
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

Mrs. James l.. Owen and two
augaters. Joan aud Mauanna,
left for ;heir home at New Ply
mouth. Idaho today after spend
nr ix week az the home Of Mrs
}wen's faihr. p. VI Smock.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30
SOUTHERN HEIGHTS

(NIiss Bertha Il. SMITH
p = as
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1926-07-30

l.. Y. Williams, candidate 70.
representative from this district
was over from his big Kent farn
last saturday, meeting friends and
enjoying the carnival spirit to the
fullest extent. lie was well re-
ceivcd.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
DEATHS

Michael IcNulty, 81 years. 111s Park
Pl ~. f.
Emily Magee Jones, SO years 1904
Eleanor Henderson Millar. 70 years.
3640 New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Edward Deviny, ~ years, Providence
Hospital
Joseph w. Fields, rs years George
town University Hospital,
Clarence r. Wallace, GO years, U. S.
Soldiers Home Hospital
G. william P. Crook. 81 years 1910 NJ
Michael J; Harrington, ss years. sos
Jennie Milton Caswell. SO years 1881
New Hampshire Ave. N. w.
Ann f. kellogg; 81 years, SO Rhode
Harry Bernadine Burch, 50 years. 1921
John W. Taylor, So years, 1905 First
s. w.
EsteiIa schwien. ~ years. tuberculosis
Hospital
Fannie Thompkins, 4s years. George
town University Hospital.
Edna Delbridge, IS years, Walter
Reed Hospital
Veterans Bureau Hospital
Harry A. Clarke, 20 years. George.
town University Hospital.
.. Anthony George Keily, jr.. 10 years
Betty Lorraine Gray. years. 6O7
Russell II. Rtzzo, months, Stbley
Hospital.
Annie Tramel. 6s years, 26o6 Dunn
barton Ave. n. w.
William Howard Holiburton. 66 years,
1898 K ST. s. E.
Samuel Yearwood. Al years, en- route
TO Freedmen's Hospital.
Laura Barnes. 40 years, 112 Second
$. w.
stokley Bogans, "a years, $3.50 Eiev-
enth N. w
Richard CianIon, &c years. Freedmen
Hospital
Florence May Hunt, "a years, All
Florida Ave. n. W.
Gertrude coghiH % months, 429 T
". w.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
COAL MEN COY.
To NJ CARL

COMPTROLLER General McCarl is
extending ''feelers" today toward
the local coal dealers with regard
to auditing their books as au-
thorized yesterday by the Senate
District Committee which is in
vestigating local retail coal prices.
The Comptroller made it plain
that he does not intend to send
any of his force of expert &C
countAnts to the offices OF the
various dealers until he is assured
that they will be allowed to see
the books.
In order to save the Government
time and money, he is first send
ing his special investigators to the
dealers to get their attitude To-
ward the investigation, and more
specifically the audit.
Up to noon today the dealers
were still holding off with their
replies until they can agree among
themselves ON what stand they viii
take, it is expected that they VIII
refuse to allow the general account
ing office auditors to see their
books. =.
In that case the next move will
ha nm to the Senate District Com.
mittee which is making the probe.
The committee may have to 80 TO
the courts in order to get access 20
the coal dealers books.
Meanwhile President Coolidge has
indicated that he is in favor of the
local coal price probe. Although
not familiar with the details of the
situation, the President is said to
he following the investigation and
Is hoping that 1t will be carried
through to determine whether or
not unfair prices are being charged.
1t has been indicated that he viii
make no move to interfere with
the investigation, no matter which
direction it seems to be headed.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
RIRTHS

Gus and Mary Kiatta. girl
Joseph II. and Florence &. Hurley,
girl.
Joseph and Mary Fl. McGobrick, girl
Edward ID. and Mary p Spedden, boy
Joseph A. and Margaret X. Dodge
jr.. girl
Paul A. and Helen Coyle, girl
John and Mary Reeder. girl.
Max and Myla Harris boy.
Abraham and Fannie Friedman. girl
MAreen II. and Vera Coffren. boy.
Earl S. and Grace Horn, girl.
Robert c. and Christine Walker, boy
Matthew and Vera Whalen, boy.
girl
Ralph L. and Sarah H. Dixon. boy.
Byron b. and Frances Cain, girl.
Ellis NJ. and Clara e. Zaehkrias, boy
Frank X. and Eta b. West. girl
Burton and Misunderstanding girl.
James and Margaret johnson, girl
James and Margaret Clemmons, girl
Boyd and Alleane Bennett. girl.
Lawrence and Eva DAWN, boy.
Norman and Mary Winsmore, boy.
Thomas and Elizabeth Gordon. boy.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
death Notices

GILL-On February 5, 1925. CHAR -
LOTTE ELIZABETH GILL, aged
years at AS Fifteenth ST: Ia.,aa
widow of Charles Fl. Gill, ana DeioNeI
mother of Andrew j., Norman w. ana
Ralph T. Gill and Mrs Annie NJ
Buchanan. f,op.
pressionai Cemetery, Monday, FEBRUARY
at 9 o. m. Friends invited.
HTCKMAN-At his residence r,Sav
rahr,,ary & 1926. HARRY BRIAN, be-
loved husband Of Emma " Hickman
and father OF Mrs. Wilfred y. lawson
and Henry r. Hickman.
Funeral from his late residence, on
Monday. February s, at 10 q. m. hela4
fiyes and friends invited. lnteFnehe
IT5T- FT5--Ss17d 5enIy FEBRUARY e. 1925.
TOWNLEY A. MKEE, aged 90 years;
Funeral from st. Philips Episcopa.
Church, Laurel, Ma. Monqay, 1 = ~ 49,
Is. at 2 O'clock. Interment .GlenWoou
Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
H0WARD BEVERLY WHINING

Funeral services for Howard
Beverley Whiting, who died Friday
at George Washington University
Hospital. vii be held at the home
of his sister. 925 Delafield Pl. n. w,
on Mondoy afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tnterment win be In Arlington Ma.
tionai Cemetery.
Surviving him are-his wife, Mrs,
Lauradele Whiting: his father,
Douglas Whiting, OF Marshall. Va.
two daughters, Miss Mary f. and
Miss Helen D. Whiting; one brother,
Norman F. Whiting. OF Reading
Pa; and one sister, Mrs. Thomas G.
Atkinson, OF this city.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
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new paint, good tires and
spare; mechanical condition
excellent .......,.s.......
Car No. 2S2; Chevrolet coupe,
1924 model; good tires and
spare: excellent mech. cond
Car No. SAC: Chevrolet coupe,
1928 model: new paint.
spare tire. nickel radiator
and head lights; excellent
mechanicaI condition. ......
Car No. SAL: Chevrolet coupe.
1928 model; front bumper.
parking light. new paint.
excellent condition. ........
Car No. 534; Dodge touring.
Car No. SO: Ford touring,
1926 ...,L........
Car No. t22; Overland sedan.
Car No. 635; Ford touring
Car No. $50; Buick touring.
Car No. 63S; Ford touring.
1924 .............
Car No. 499; Chevrolet tour
ing, 1924 ,.........
Car No. $40; Maxwell touring.
Car No. sol; Ford coupe. -.
The Washington times., 1926-02-06
TOWNLEY a. McKEE

Funeral services for Townley A.
Mckee, prominent hotel man of
this city. who died at his home on
Winterburne Farm, near Laurel,
Nd, late Thursday night, will be
held Monday afternoon at st. Philips
Episcopal Church. Laurel. Inter.
ment viii be in Glenwood.
Mr.. Mckee was the owner of the
Metropolitan Hotel. and was well
known irrs, hotel, banking, and fra,
ternal circles.