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Deatils.

LHfotN i5 II On 49qday bs Ael io1 l22 c,,oa a,
Seed years widow II Henry Freeman
Lincoln. Funeral from her late ges,den'a
and friends invited Iotsrmeat private
LOGAN. suddenly on Tuesday. Aprl b..
ALYS WILLIAM LOGAN. devoted wlfa
Williams. sister ot Louis T. Williams Re-.
mains resting 2t the W.. Ernest Jarvis
Notice OF funeral later.
MACPHERSON. On Tuesday Anril ~ 1o2~
at Garhelq Memoral Hospital. QkLA\lp
n MACPHERSON. husband Of Rachc! p.
Pbor-on lands and NauGe Esther Ma
Phersou. Services, az 81. ialte home l14s
pm. lutcrmeut at Glenw0od Cemeterv.
MILLER. "Wednesday April ~ 1927. st
homeopathic Hospital SAMLIL l., BE-
Io1sd & Re-e3ta lI-.,,.. 9I Mary Mi.5et h.,
An~j Is M s am. Funeral services III
I4th II. w. Friday. Anril ;. AZ 10 :. m
Iutermcnt Congressional Cemetery II
PFCK. on Tue-d-v Aprf II 1o.r MARY
~ mother Of WiH.am n PecS Fuuera1
AZ $3.50 pm. Iutermcnt at Fort LINCOLN
POTTS. Funerel geryic,s, ,lGqlr ;he late Can't.
Navy. viii be held az the Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Dewey Monument sectiog
i6oa!7l ''0'N ''''''' o" S1'1'''S' A''i. Ia. o.
PYLE. suddenly at sLbley Hospital Nor,
day. April II, 1927 lO%A JARRETT
motber Of Meiba Los. Nova and john
Oscar. II; Funeral from her -i.ters Te,'-
nent Andrew Chapel va IS
REYNOLDS. TUESDAY Apr.l IT, 1927 MISS
MARY 5. REYNOLDS beloved daurEter
5 s. jhe ate TEL joseph % g4ha fu4h N.f' tft Eeyqo lc
Conn. ave. arI E'heoi 30. rV frt7r.
Aprii Is. al 10 am. Iutcruent OaS Hi
scAGGs. on Tuesday Aqg.l - 1907. At
/ CHARLES EUGENE beloved husband ~
Fannie ; >caggs aSed AZ Netr7- = uue,
from above residence on Friday. Anril ~
/ az . pm Relatives nud friends invited.
I Tntermrnt at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
/ sORREIL. On Tuesday. April Il 1897 A.
/ 80 qq9z a Sibley iHIospi'ial RUSSELL.
/ Rosa v. Sorrell Funeral from Deal under
taking p2riors ,Ap,] T. az pm. Inter
/ ment at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
wAEscHE: on ,Mqndqy.. AgEil T. S1 1897 r Ct
aged 81 years. beloved wife Of Henry =.
residen@e id 6Io55' o5'74th 4th y nv. awedinesdsy
| ocacv Cemetery.
/ WILLIAMS. Departed this life TUESDAY.
! April H. 1927 MARCUS father Of VIII
/ liam and brother Of Benjamin Williams
! Remains ,restinnE, at the chapel Of Ridgelyy
| services Friday April Is az p.m. at
| First Baptist Church 18th ~. and Dunn
| barton ave. NV. Relatives and friends in
ylted "a
WILLIAMS. On Mondae. April 4 1927 az
| Denver. Colo. ROGER. beloved husband
or Nell Williams. and son Of Ella 5, VII,
1iams and the late Roger Williams ~
Washington D. G. Funeral from zurhorst
/ narlors. 3rd and East Captol sts. Sc,
! Thursday. April IL at 80 pm.
! WILSON. Suddenly Saturday. Auril o 1927
! AZ Freedmen's Hospital AUGUSTUS WI
SON. devoted son OF Julius and Minnie
Wilson and brother of Mary Jane Holt
Remains resting al the w. Ernest Jarvis
Go. funeral parlOrs. 2222 GeOrgia ave.
NV Funeral Thursday. April Ia at
p.m. from Gulford Baptist Church. Sth
St. and Florida ave. NV.
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Jn Memoriam.

ALLEN. sacred to the memory of my dear
sister, BERTHA ALLEN. who died two
years ago today, April l3. 1928.
You suffered hours. yes. hours OF pain.
Tin God alone knew what was best,
He called TnU home 10 give you rest.
HER LONELY SISTER, MRS ANA
MAY C0NTEE.
CARNELL. IN loving memory Of our dear
baby DAVID NJ CARMEL. who was
taken away one year ago today April 10
1926. at the age OF 7ar mqrthFsi, E, ,7rv
EDWARDS. In loving memory OF nv de
voted mother. ANNE EDWARDS. who
departed this life one year ago today
HER PAi-GHTER. Mrs Josephine
EDWARDS. A tribute Of love. in sad but
and grandmother who departed this life
one year ago today. April l3. 1926.
Dear, mother, you sufiArss hours. ia.
To wait for a cure but all in vain.
Till God above knew what was best,
He called you home 20 give you rest.
How sad is the day TO rs
The day on WHICH she died;
HER ~ DIV voTEBs rDATGHTER ,A3Np
PEARSON. EMILY PEARSON.
MATTHEWS. In loving remenhrancs OF nv
dear husband JOSHUA MATTHEWS. who
departed this life two years aso today.
April is. 1925.
We loved you. dear one.
But God loved you best.
And that is why He sent the angels
HIS lPBEsvoTEDD" WIFI" " Agnes MAT
THEWS.
MCCARTHY. In sacred memory Of my. dear
husband and our dear father JOHN
JOSEPH MCCARTHY. whom God in His
infinite wisdom chose to call 20 Him one
year ago today. April 10. 1895.
Eternal rest grant unto him. o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon hum.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
SPFER In loving remembrance Of my
father. IRWIN E. SPEER. who died three
years ago today. April 13. 1924.
'Tis sweet to remember him
Who once was here. -
LOVING DAUGHTER. EVELYN &
SPEER.
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Both Hands Amputated.
- Disnatch to N star.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
LYNCHBURG, Va. April 13.-Both
hands of James Weir. 50 years old, OF
Monroe. employe of the Southern Rail
way. at that place, were amputated
at the Lynchburg Hospital following
an accident. in which they were
crushed by freight car.
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4 Dutch gypsy whose wife found
S20 600 string OF pearls In residen-
tiaI street Of Amsterdam recently re-
turned it 10 an insurance company
and was asked to name his own re-
ward. lie chose a horse. new wagon
and a new scissors. grinding machine.
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| High School Parent-Teacher Associ
alton at S pm.
FIFTU RE.

lIish School Parent-Teacher Associ-
alton at pm.
FUTURE
The Phi Chi Fraternity viii give a
dance Friday evening in the Garden
House of Grace Dodge Hotel
The meeting of the Park View CIti-
zons' Association scheduled for tonight
has been postponed to April 20.
The American Association of. En-
gineers will meet tomorrow, $ pm.
at the Playhouse. Maj. l.. l.. Jones
of the aeronautics branch of the De
partment of Commerce VIII speak Of
Commercial Air Service.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Orphan Home will meet tomor-
row. 3 pm. at the home.
Phi Gamma Delta. Washington
graduate chapter. will meet al lunch
con tomorrow, 1345 pm, at the Uni
versity Club.
The Quota Clue will meet tomUr-
row. $50 pm. at clubhouse OF Uni
yersity Women. l634 | street
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Caros of Tbanks

BEUCHERT We wish to express our sin
our many relatives friends and neighbors
for their kind expressions Of. sympathy,
beautiful floral tributes and kindness TO
US at the death of our beloved daughter
THE FAMILY.
DUNGEON. We wish to extend our sincere
thanks 10 oar many friends for their KIND
expressions and sympathy on the occa-
SION Of the death Of our father and hus-
baud. y. w DUNGEON.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. "
LEWIS. MILDRED G. Sincerest gratitude
TO each one for every courtesy 10 mother,
NATALIE ) HILL.
IEONIDAS A. LEWIS. 10"
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IL Edison. Orson D. Mum of New
York. John L. Larner. Henry Meem,
/ Walter $. Pratt. John +. Davis Of New
! Yo.k John Z. Schrott. w. S. Quinter,
/ Thomas Robertso.l and James I, New
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who died in his home. 1910 Hobart
street. sunday night, were conducted
at the residence this afternoon at :
O'Clock Rev. O. Ernest Smith, rector
of ST Thomas Episcopal Church. Of
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The Cen. Hamilton Smith Hawkins
Garrison, No. IL, Army ana Navy
Union. viii muster at 1870 o'clock i'm
lower lodge rooms OF Stanley Han,
United states Soldiers Home,
4 500 party viii be given by Justice
Council, No. .. Sons and Daughters of
Liberty, $50 o'clock, at Naval Lodge
Hall.
Alpha Theta Fraternity oG Jniver-
sitv Of Maryland viii have a dance in
Garden House of Grace Dodge Hotel.
The regular meeting OF the Quarter
master Unit. Organized Reserves. will
beheld i'm the Graham Building. s
O'clock. Capt. Rowan will talk on
Transportation Capt. German will
cover agent officers functions and re
sponsibility for funds; Col. wills sub.
ject will he Fuel Engineering and
Capt. Middleton will give instructions
regarding Motor Transport Convoy
officers duties.
Or. l.. =. Wheeler. physicist at the
Naval Research Laboratories. win ad-
dress the Washington section of the
Institute Of Radio Engineers at Har-
vey's. Dinner at $50 o'clock will pre-
cede the lecture. Subject, Establish
ment of Standard Frequencies.
The child's study class or the Parent
Teacher Association will be held at
o'clock in the Public Library. DR..
Lois Meeller will speak.
Miss Dorothy Quincy Smith will give
an illustrated lecture on North
Africa" o'clock. at the clubhouse Of
the American Association Of Cniver-
sity Women, 1884 | street. Hostess,
Mrs. Harris T. Baldwin.
The Social Club. Ii. Ii. A.. viii give
q pre-PasSover dance, o'clock, at the
Hebrew Home for the Aged.
District Camp, 10. ). National In
diI n War Veterans. will meet,
o clock in Grand Army Han.
THE Federation Of the Republican
Women of Montgomery County will
hold an all-afternoon meeting. begin
ming at o'clock, at the residence Of
Mrs. T.. w. Koch. G street WOodside.
Md Mrs. Edward l.. Stock, chairman,
will conduct the round table.
A lecture. Liturgy and Ceremonies
of Holy Week." by Rev. Fr. Edmund
Fontaine. S o'clock. at st. Paurs
Church, Fifteenth and Y streets.
! Classes to study the Italian IAN
guage Will be opened, 7:30 o'clock, at
/ Southeast Center, Junior High School
Building. under direction OF Prof.
| Mario Barra. Registrations for classes
| for Wednesday and Friday evenings
will be made through Mrs. NJ. W.
/ Davis.
At Emmanuel Protestant Episcopal
/ Church, s O'Clock. "The CruciGSion'
] will be sung by the choir and assist
/ ing guest singers. Florence Sindell,
/ Fred East and William Raymond.
Henry OMauey, commissioner Of
| the Bureau Of Fisheries: DR.. Stephen
| II. Capps, explorer Of Mount McKin-
| ley, and Mrs. Robert Griggs. wife of
the Alaskan territorial explorer. will
speak at $50 pm. at a dinner at the
Women's City Club.
Dean Reudiger of George Washing.
ton University win speak on Extra
Curriculum Activities" at Central
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ficiated. assisted by Rev ". w.
Shearer. rector of 81 Columbia :.
Chapel Interment was in Cslenwood
Cemetery.
Honorary palbeareTs We're John
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FOREIGN
ARGENTINA

For the week ending April IL. 1927
-Temperature-Precipi
Cur Depar. Cur Depar-
Corn and north
eru wheat area G2 - IS r Is
Southern wheat
"a o. -tfD
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FOUND
gGlST

FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League $40 Maryland ave. s.W. Main
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4 500 party viii be given by Justice
Council, No. .. Sons and Daughters Of
Liberty, $50 o'clock, at Naval Lodge
Han
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sUSE.
BOSTON TERRIER PUPPY. SOLID white
female, year old. full bat ears, short screw
tail black spots on left ear: had on leather
hrass-studGed collar ReWafd. :; ,. Oottuh-
4443 Conduit rd. NV West 22o+. IL
BULL TERRIERS. two. sQhd white pupNes
dubbed Reward G. :. Cotton. i443 Cou-
dIit rd nv West s564 4.---.----.---- IL
BROOCH dtamoqd-shaped, stone set. out-outt out
once c.ff .'''S Harrfnfton @ Hotel. 13.
COMB. tortoise she'll and silver in rose ieath-
or case between Colorado ave- ana Peap0GX
ST. Sunday night. Adams 1SSI-N opoo
@ .5r4 Il. y. v. -------------
DOG, black and tan, male, answering to name
''Trxie - Petworth vicinity Please uotiiy
william Shields $50 Emerson NV. Col
DOC English bun terrier white. with brown
ears: reward. Cail Lincoln 40l y.
DOG red Irish setter. white nose. male. lost
Friday: reward. Ret. TO 927 NV. Phone
DRESS. black, crepe @ chine trimmed with
white in or near Kann oso 3; reward. s530
Hamilton st. NV. Col. S38l. T
FYFGIASSF SFS-Between Decatur place and
conn ave ana st. Phone Potomac $500.
FOX TERRIER. wire haired male; black
saddle on back and tan ON ears dnd zee;
rest white: two weeks ago Reward. 1870
FRATERNITY PIN. with 5 red stones. CAN
West 1876 Reward ID
GLASSES, tortoise shell. and fountain pen
tDaRtDRT.
turn postmaster. Ballston. Va. Reward; H.
p. Bragg. Id
GT-OVEs-Men $: vicinity Lanier pi and Co.
lumbia rd.: reward. Apt. 2l0. Conard Apis,
GOLD RING. green stone in white setting:
between Toronto Ants. and 18th and Pa
station. Reward. Phone Alex. 42-F-12 14F
HAT. gray Rhode Island and 3rd St NV;
initials IN. F." Return to 1911 10th st. NV
Reward. -
I6GNETTES. gold between olst and r sts
and the Connecticut. April IL: reward. Apt,
So. the Connecticut
POCKETBOOK. black pat. leather; contain
ing IS, change. tokens, key. papers. Reward.
r. Marks. SI5 Jefferson NV. Ad. 2099.
PTRSE-Small black. containing $50 bill.
on G ST. NV. between 18th and 10th. Main
1880. Branch 362.
PURSE green and silver. beaded containing
rosary: April reward. sos Webster st.
nv: or phone Columbia 6335.
sTAMPS-RolI OF STAMPS somewhere be-
tween Federal American National Bank and
18th and SITS. Call Miss johnson, Main
STICK PIN, iianlond. SATURDAY evening"
646 Center Market Jules 4. Ebel Main
WRIST WATCH. Tady :. very small, set with
4 small diamonds Sand sapphires: reward.
i36l Conn. ave. franklin 435.
itisls Mn B, n K. l welnity fsG sth and % Iith sts.
se Saturday evening. Finder please return
60 3001 Douglas ST. ne. and receive reward.
Evening star., 1927-04-13
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY

The Cen. Hamilton Smith Hawkins
Garrison. No. IL, Army ana Navy
Union. viii muster at 1870 o'clock i'm
lower lodge rooms OF Stanley Han
United States Soldiers Home,
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Alpha Theta Fraternity OG Jniver-
sity Of Maryland will have dance III
Garden House of Grace Dodge Hotel.
Evening star., 1927-04-13
RITES FOR P. 3. TURPIN.

Funeral services for Perry + Tur.
hin. IS years old, lawyer and flnancier.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Dean Reudiger of George Washing.
ton University win speak on Extra
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HOILINS. Departed this life Tuesday, April
~ 1927 at Providence Hospital. Rev
john y HoLLtN;S the pastor te Of ,djd1o9 Union
husband OF Mrs Matte Hollius devoted
father Of Ruth Matter Rar5art Rsmsir rSs}Sr %4Gd
row and Jessie b,5d np9o 200 sesains si NV Fu
neral Friday April / 3. from Union NJ; Z.
Church Marlboro. Nd. Friends invited.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Or. +. 7. Wheeler physicist at the
Naval Research Laboratories. viii ad-
dress the Washington section of the
Institute Of Radio Engineers at Har-
vey's. Dinner at $50 o'clock will pre-
cede the lecture Subject, Establish
ment Of Standard F'requencies.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

IOYNER. Monday. April II. 1927. at $50
am at the residence OF her sister. Mrs
Viola LOmex 26i6 Eye 81. NV. Mrs.
MARTHA JOYNER departed this life She
leaves to mourn their loss one sister. two
brothers and q host Of relatives and
friends Funeral Thursday. April IA. at
2 pm. at above residence. lnterment
Harmony Cemetery. All relatives ana
friends cordially invited. baltimore
papers please c0py.l l3e
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DOG, black and tan, male. answering to name
t"T'rxie" Petworth vicinity Please notify
William Shields $50 Emerson NV. Col
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TT1TT1TIlII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!Il L-IIIIIl
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April II, 1927. at 3 80 am: WILLIAM
H. INLOES devoted son Of the late Har-
riet Inloes and husband of Mrs. Catherine
Inloes. He leaves two devoted brothers.
Charles n and Edward J ! lnloes; one SIS
ter Mrs Lutte Butler: one brother-n-iaw,
William II Butler and "A host OF other
relatives ana friends. Funeral THURSDAY
April IL from his sisters residence, l6l"
I5th st NV az > pm thence to Asbury
A NJ E. Church. Relatives and friends
invited
Where loved ones meet again..
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CARTER. Suddenly, on Tuesday, April II.
1927, -at his residence. 173O NJ 81 Nv,
r. Carter son of Hattie Williams of New
York. nephew Of Alice Carter and brother
of Gertrude and Benjamin Williams and
nephew of BENJAMIN Marshall Notice Of
funeral hereafter. Family at 1880 NJ
Evening star., 1927-04-13

COME. tortoise she'll and silver in rose ieath-
or ease between Colorado ave and Peabody
st. Sunday night Adams 7SSl-W 5000
Evening star., 1927-04-13

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Orphan Home will meet tomor-
rnM 3 n n at the homa
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" There is hope. the hope OF heaven.

INLOES. The Elder Mems Relief AssoGla-
Lion 2nnounces The death OF Brother VII VII
will be held THURSDAY. April IA. at , PM.
from Asbury NJ. +. Church
IL Il MAYOR. Pres.
Evening star., 1927-04-13

Example
The Bedroom
Suite illustrat
cd d c N 0 n
strates the pos
sjbiiities at a
III 0 d { ate
price This
Suite will give
the House &
II crrm ann
kind oi salts
faction. even
I h 0u z n the
price Is only
$1875O
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22

efficiency and home finances will be
discussed. The program next Wednes-
day eeyning will open with commun-
ity singing led by Dean Bellwood of
the Teachers college. There will be
a discussion of the social influence of
better homes, and readings descrip-
tive of home life This is free eve
ming.
The play, "Uno de Ellos Debe Ca
sarse," directed by Mrs. Ida Doug
lass of the Spanish department at
Teachers college, will be a feature of
Friday evenings entertainment; also
a reading, "At the Matinee by Miss
Nancy Yellot, besides several musical
and dance numbers, will make an in
teresting program.
Hosts and hostesses for the dance
following the entertainment will be
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mitchell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Merkle, DR.. and Mrs. Doug
lass, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Albers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gold.
oOo-
Allen Jones, %, and Miss Pauline
Lockwood, 18, both Of Flagstaff, Sc
cured a marriage license in Prescott
SATURDAY uAO1IlIIlS anu WS1S Aidl IiSu
Immediately by Judge Gordon Clark
of the Prescott justice court. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones returned to Flagstaff
where they will make their home. The
bride is a popular young high school
junior, the daughter of Ed Lockwood,
while her husband is employed by the
Flagstaff Lumber Co.
-oOo-
Mrs. C. HI. Cooper planned a de-
lightful Easter luncheon at o'clock
Sunday for her little daughter, Viola
Mae, whose guests were Justine James,
Marion Gaisser and Callie Hoovler
-oOo
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Dickinson were
hosts last night when members of the
Five Hundred club and few guests
met with them. Members present:
Messrs and Mesdames Orinn Comp
ton, Marvin Leamon, Joe Schmidt,
Charles N Ploussard, Henry /. AL
bers, guests: Messrs and Mesdames
Tommy Long, Francis Decker, w. B.
Raudebaugh, B. A. Cameron and c..
S. Dingle.
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22
UTAH PARKS COMPANY
IRTICLES OF INCORPORATE


Know All Men By These Presents:
That we, whose names are hereuntc
subscribed, do hereby agree and asso-
ciate ourselves together as and fol
the purpose of forming a corporation
under and by virtue Of the laws Of
the State of Utah, and to that enc
do hereby certify and declare that we
have adopted and do adopt the follow
ing articles of incorporation.
ARTICLE /.
The name of the corporation hereby
formed is UTAH PARKS COM
PANY."
ARTICLE II.
This corporation is organized in the
city of Salt Lake, County Of Salt Lake
in the State of Utah.
ARTICLE III.
The names of the incorporators anc
their places Of residence are:
C. r. Gray, Omaha, Nebraska.
Fl. M. Adams, Omaha, Nebraska.
e. E. Calvin, Omaha, Nebraska.
N. H. Loomis, Omaha, Nebraska.
Geo. H. Smith, Salt Lake City, Utah
ARTICLE w.
This corporation shall continue ir
existence for the period of one hun
dred (100) years from and after the
date of the filing of these Articles OF
Incorporation in the office of the Sec
retary of State of the State of Utah
ARTICLE v.
The business of this corporation
may be carried on and conducted any
place in the State of Utah and any
where else in the United States and
shall be as follows:
First: To own, lease, construct
maintain, operate and conduct hotels
chalets, inns, eating houses, restau-
rants, lunch counters, and camps for
the accommodation and entertainment
of tourists, travellers, guests and 9th
ers; to own, lease, establish, maintain
operate and conduct automobile trans
portation lines or systems for the
carriage of passengers and property;
to own, lease, operate and maintain
automobiles, automobile busses, trucks
and other self propelled vehicles and
to establish, maintain, operate and
conduct general automobile, livery,
and garage business and service in
cluding the hiring out Of automobiles
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22
Local Forest Men
Observe Forest Week
Planning Fewer Fires

Al renewed determination to keep
down the total of man-caused forest
fires is the prevailing spirit at the
local forest office as its way of
observing American Forest week,
April 24-30. According to Supervisor
Ed Miller there were last year during
the fire season in the Coconino forest
$50 fires Of which II were man
caused, the balance set by lightning.
The goal this year is to reduce the
former to the lowest possible mini
mum, the visible goal of not more
than 40, and the visionary of as many
less than that as is humanity possible.
The fire force is now on the range
repairing telephone lines, assembling
and arranging equipment, building
trails and such preliminary work as
is necessary to put the forest in first
class shape for the fire season. The
last storm was a big help in giving
temporary relief and more time to
prepare.
Mr.. Miller gives these few sug-
gestions to motorists in the forest:
A tossed match from car fre-
quently starts a fire. The only way
to prevent this is to break your match
in two before you throw it away.
Burning tobacco in the form of
cigarette or cigar stubs is apt to glow
as result of the brisk ride through
the air and set fire where it falls.
Always when camping or picnick-
ing, no matter for how short time
your fire is wanted, go through the
same punctillious proceedings-dig a
small hole and build a small fire.
Bury your fire completely before
leaving it, as breeze coming up may
fan the tiniest spark into devastat-
ing blaze.
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22
ARIZONA OFFICIAL
is TARGET, SAID

Unverified reports have been re-
ceived to the effect that United
States Senator King of Utah had filed
with the treasury department at
Washington charges against John w.
Towles, internal revenue collector for
Arizona, alleging that the federal Of
ficial had been too active in politics
during the last campaign. 1t was
brought out during the investigation
of the election expenditures of Sen
ator Cameron at Phoenix last year
that the internal revenue office was
used as something like clearing
house for the Cameron campaign.
The Coconino sun., 1927-04-22

Anne Singleton, the society writer,
says:
Quite lately, have had another re-
quest for information on this point.
Some one asks: ''In writing to con-
dole with newly made widow, do
you address her by her husbands
name ?"
/ suppose it seems strange to the
questioner to call a woman, "Mrs.
Thomas Fielding" when Thomas
Fielding has just died, or the question
would not have been asked. But it
would seem very strange to anyone in
Vogue's world to call her anything
else. When a young woman marries
and takes her husbands name, she is
supposed to keep it. Of course, in
these days of divorce, she may separ-
ate from him long before death di-
vides them, but even then she calls
herself by his last name. Mary Grey
stone, divorced from Thomas Fielding,
calls herself Mrs. Greystone Fielding.
Mary Greystone, deprived by death of
Thomas Fielding, still calls herself
Mrs. Thomas Fielding,
The custom, if there is one, of US
ing your Christian name instead of
your husbands after you become a
widow is not a custom of the great
social world. "Mrs. Mary Fielding"
would stamp at once as belonging to
different atmosphere. Just as good
a one, no doubt, but still different. If
a woman preferred to do this, should
have every respect for her. individual
choice in the matter and should adj
dress her so. But if did not know
positively that such was her wish,
should advise against it as being
slightly provincial.