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The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
CHEERFUL CHIRPS
(BY "DEI."
Mostly those intervals when real idea
along is grabbed off,
(BY DEL"

Don't know where DIR. A. J. Mackey
gets 'em all, but he allus prefaces his
introductions of chairmen at Rotary
meetings with story. Of Tom Bell
wood, song leader, he said Tom was
out late one night and went to doc
tor to get an excuse to take to his
wife. The doctor told him to tell her
his trouble was syncopation. He did
so, and then she went to the dictionary
and found that syncopation means IAN
uneven movement from bar to bar"
Art Riordan, chairman last week,
Tex said, took down recipe over the
radio for his wife. But Art got two
stations at once, and this is the way
he wrote it down:
Hands on hips, place one cup of
flour on shoulders, raise knees and
depress toes and mix thoroughly in
one-half cup of milk. Repeat six
times. Inhale quickly one-haf tea
spoonful of baking powder, lower the
legs and mash two hard-boiled eggs in
a sieve. Exhale, breathe naturally,
and sift into bowl.
Attention! Lie flat on the floor
and roll the white of an egg backward
and forward until it comes to boil.
In 10 minutes remove from the fire
and rub smartly with a rough towel.
Breathe naturally, dress in warm
flannels, and serve with soup"
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
Renew Your [ Health
by Publication

Any physician will tell you that
perfect Publication of the System
is Natures Foundation of Perfect
Health" Why not rid yourself OF
chronic ailments that are undermin-
ing your vitality? Purify your en-
tire system by taking a thorough
course of Calotabs,-once or twice a
week for several weeks-an see how
Nature rewards you with health.
Calotabs are the greatest Of all
system purifiers. Get a family pack
age, containing full directions. Only
35 cts, At any drug store. (Adv.)
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
INSTRUMENTS
RECORDED
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Quit claim deed-Grand Canyon
Cattle company to Heber ]. Grant
Lees Ferry ranch.
Notice of claim location-Ben H
McClesky-Zenonia.
Warranty deed-Florence FARES
Zalba to Santa Gomez, residence prop
erty in Brannen addition.
Warranty deed-Roy Nagiller ct uz
to Charlotte Pouquette, township
property near Williams.
Lease-Arthur Anderson and M
Fleming to Claude Mack, lots west Of
Bank hotel building.
Supplemental decree of distribution
In the matter Of the estate of Per,
cival Lowell.
Warranty William Franklir
Baker to Jos. j. Waldhaus, property
in Normal addition.
Bill Of sale-A. K. Hawkins to ]
A. Kelly, live stock at Williams.
Warranty deed-Orrin E. Webbel
to Kenneth L. Webber, clearing vi
title to garage property.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
WALLAPAI INDIANS TO
HAVE OLD TIME POW-WOW

The Wallapai Indians are preparing
for a "pow-wow" which will be held
cast of the "Y" on the evening of
August 12. A large gathering of In
dians of the various bands of Walla-
pals and Mohaves will attend the
gathering, together with a few of the
sSupais. Various matters connected
with the affairs of the tribes will be
talked over and then there will be a
big .'cry" during the night. Many In
dams have passed to the Happy Hunt
ing Grounds since the last gathering
and these will be properly mourned.
These sessions are being tabooed by
the Indian department, and it will not
be many years until they will be held
in few places. -Kingman Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

New impetus for the poultry indus
try of Arizona, which now produces
only 40 per cent of the eggs used in
the state is seen in the formation in
Phoenix of the Poultry Producers of
Arizona, Inc, which began operations
recently with the opening of a mod
ern handling plant.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
COUNTY CHRONOLOGY
Compiled from the Files Of The
Coconino Sun, Twenty Years
Ago This Week.
*44@+++%%#+#****' 80 q

Mrs. Sam Black goes to Williams
Saturday, for a short visit with
friends.
T. A. Pitts, well-known cattleman
Of this section Of the country, here
on business.
S. t. Elliott, with Babbitt Bros. for
past 10 years in charge OF the dry
goods section, resigns to go to San
Francisco.
Mrs. ]. L. Boyce left Friday for
few days visit in Williams.
Company /, N. G. A., left Tuesday
for Prescott for encampment. Officers:
w. A. Campbell, captain; Cleye Hocn-
/ derffer. 1st lieutenant; William M.
Rudd, Jr., End lieutenant.
Zenda club organized with follow
mo executive committee: George
Rickel. Henry Conrad, A. Jones, Par
ker Sights, C. Murry and Eben
Greenlaw.
Edgar A. Brown and Robert Irwin
purchase Flagstaff Wood and Fuel
Co.
Mrs. Hugh Campbell and Mrs. Dan
M. Francis issue invitations Tor
party.
/ o. P. Taylor, cattleman here from
Williams on Thursday.
Mrs. ]. F. Sheehan arrived Friday
from Kansas City after visit with
relatives.
George Barnes and R. H. Jones, on
bear hunt in Sitgreaves mountains,
promise a big game dinner to guests
at Commercial on their return.
The Misses Lula and Bessie Scar
gent entertain in honor OF Phoenix
guests. Mrs. John Francis given
prize.
| F. J. Stein purchases the dairy Of
Mrs. L. Hansen. Mrs. Hansen and
brother Ray leaving Saturday for
Portland, Oregon.
Mrs. Clara Drummond, the "sleep-
I ing beauty" of Fresno, Calf, has
awakened. Mrs Drummond was over
come by monoxide gas in her room on
April A and fell into deep sleep DR..
Il w. ]. Peacock, chiropractor, who took
charge of the case several weeks ago
announces that the coma victim re-
gained consciousness after 109 days.
--O--
Give +bo Si1n yo11r iob rrintinQ.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
MYSTERY!

If someone can explain to me
How these things ever came to be
Upon the brim
OF Babbitt's Rim
He is the one wish to see.
A box which once held Paris Carriers
And dusty flannel shirt;
A rag which once was overalls;
A Penney bill the worse for dirt.
To me it is a mystery,
How these things ever came to be
Upon the rim
Of Babbitt's Rim.
I'm filled with curiosity.
-CORDONNIE,
Dear Del:
1t was awfully sweet of you to put
my "Skeeter" into print, for I'm only
IA, and haven't had any experience.
Thank you very much. Some day
I'm coming to see you.
Until then, I'm just,
Cordonnie.
And that other mystery: Who is
Cordonnie?
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29
Dear Del:
ARIZONA
Cordonnie /?

In our Arizona land,
There are many things at hand;
There is much to do;
There is much to do.
Where the blooming cactus grows,
And it hardly ever SHOWS.
There is much to do;
There is much to do.
In the mountains, in the mines,
In the good old ferty-nines,
There was much to do;
There was much to do.
In the later day and age,
The riders of the sage,
Find much to do;
Find much to do.
Written when he was nine years
old by Harvey K. Meyer, Jr.
Did you get the right answers to
last weeks knowledge test questions
Here they are:
/. Awkwardly.N
2. Because.
8. Out of doors.
A. Because you can't hear her.
5. Because thirty-two rabbits
couldn't smoke one cigar.
6. One who takes life seriously.
z. A man whose wife has gone
out with the car.
8. The husband of a widow.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

The contract for the construction of
the Globe Stafford federal aid highway
project. better known as the Coolidge
dam highway, was awarded to Ken
Hogman, Yuma contractor. who sub
mitted the low bid of $3O3, ,31O.62. The
road. will be 10 miles long and COM
pleted in 300 working days.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Although he refused to reveal the
amount, Aaron Sapiro, the plaintiff in
the Ford-Sapiro libel suit, admitted
that he received substantial sum
from Henry Ford in settlement of
the 81 100000 libel suit against Ford.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Yavapai county reports one of the
best years for fruit growers this sea-
son, plenty of rain and the insect pes
thence at a minimum.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Orders taken at The Sun office
for engraved cards, letter heads and
envelopes.
envelopes.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Seventy-five tons of pennies are
spent each day by New Workers for
newspapers.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Arch Ude bought hissef new port
able garage last week and set it up in
his back yard Then he tied his aire-
dale pup in it. Then cat happened
along. Ever since then Arch's been
lookin' for his new portable garage.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Speed Campbell says once when he
proposed to a girl he was pretty ex-
cited and he suffered some.
"W-w-w-will you m-m-m-m- m-marry
n-m-m-me ?" he asked her.
What? Say it again" she said.
"G-g-g- good g-g-gosh," Speed said,
81 s-s-said it t-t-three t-t-times t-t-the
f-f-first t-t-time."
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

The navy department has awarded
five contracts for Sd new airplanes Of
improved types and AZ air-cooled
motors at total cost of $1,600,000.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Approximately 5000 acres have
been planted to cotton in the Salt
River Valley this season.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Give the Sun your job printing.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Mayor I. B. Koch telegraphed us
the other day:
''It's great to be alive"
1t took us two minutes to study out
what l. B. meant. You see, he had
just been in Chicago.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

f. J. Stein purchases the dairy Of
Mrs. L. Hansen. Mrs. Hansen and
brother Ray leaving Saturday for
Portland, Oregon.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

"Speakin' of Ed Whipple as an
undertaken" Dad Compton says, she
sure knows his buries."
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Joe Blumberg says he amt 20 young
like he vas vonce. Now after he's
worn a hat a couple hours his ears
gets tired.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

A style correspondent from Shanghai
Says clothing is getting so danghai,
That it's not fox pass
For ladies in grass
To go for walk out in Shanghai.
FRANCIS DECKER.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

The Misses Lula and Bessie Scar
gent entertain in honor of Phoenix
guests. Mrs. John Francis given
prize.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Dean Lockwood of the State uni
versity at Rotary last week briefly
described the functions of a dean as
one who does what he can. A scientist,
he said, is zone who knows more and
more of the less and less"
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

S. t. Elliott, with Babbitt Bros. for
past 10 years in charge of the dry
goods section, resigns to go to San
Francisco.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Sometimes these astronomers get
all mixed up. Asked DR.. v. M.
Slipher, director of Lowell observa-
tory, what the name of the dog-star
is. and he said it is Sirius. Any feller
what watches the movie news a-tall
knows it's -Tin-Tin.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Manager George Garfield of Hotel
Monte Vista started calling down a
porter for shining a pair of shoes in
the corridor next to one of the guest
rooms, telling him to take them down
stairs. The porter said he couldn't t
because the Scotchman who owned
the shoes was a hanging on to the
shoe laces under the door.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Rimmy Jim Giddings writes that
maybe the women's dresses nowadays
don't leave nothin' to the imagination,
but they sure does leave a lot to self
control.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

There was a young girl named Mint;
Who went to the gym in the winta;
She slipped on the floor
And ran into door
Oh, my, how the splinters went inta
HARRY RICHWINE
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

George Barnes and R. H. Jones'. on
bear hunt in Sitgreaves mountains,
promise big game dinner to guests
at Commercial on their return.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Our bootlegger informs us he's right
up to the latest. Now that they've in
vented flexible glass he's a goin' to
sell his hooch in flexible bottles that
when you've emptied you can turn in
side out and lick up the remainder.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Mrs. ]. L. Boyce left Friday for
few days visit in Williams.
The Coconino sun., 1927-07-29

Speaking about warts" says Al
Beasley, 81 once had a wart on my
toe But it went away after while.
/ walked so much wart off,"
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
THE sATTERFIELD FAREWELL

A farewell and testimonial ser
vice will be held at the Fifth Street
Baptist Church Sunday, tomorrow
$3.50 P. M. in appreciation of the
services of Mrs. Mary E Satterfield
as organist of said Church for q
number of years. Mrs. Satterfield
is leaving the city to reside in Ger
mantown. Pa with her mother. The
following is the program:
The principal address will be de-
livered by Prof NJ. NJ. Fisher and
Mrs. Ella o. Waller is mistress OF
ceremonies Sixth Mount Zion Choir
under direction of Mrs. Louise T..
Dean and Hardy Brothers Orchestra
will furnish music. Vocal solos will
be sung by Mrs. Carrie HAWKINS
Mrs. Josephine Graham, Mr.. Paul
Morton and Mr.. Alvin Campbell will
render a violin solo accompanied by
Mr.. George Toombs. Reading. Miss
Ethelyn NJ. Bailey and an apprecia-
ton by Miss Viola Chaplain. Testi-
monials from friends and each de-
partment OF the Church will feature
the service The public is invited =.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

The guest of the band were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes and
the members of the Ladies Auxiliary
to the Band. The Band played to
the delight and satisfaction of all
present after which the officers roll
was called and Mrs Susie j. Will
liams, in a few choice and befitting
words presented the Grand Shepherd
who with we'll chosen words laden
with inspiration and encouragement,
installed the officers of the Band
as follows:
Director, Benjamin Prosser; Cap
tain, Leroy Price; Librarian. A.
Kidd; Petty Treasurer, A. A. Lynch;
Instrument Treasurer James Kyle;
Secretary, R. H. Howard; Assistant
Secretary, Elliott Athey; Chaplain
Mr.. Lee; Business Manager, A. c..
Clark; Assistant Business Manager
James Forester.
At the conclusion of the lnstal!a-
ton of these officers suitable and
appropriate expressions were made
by a number of the ladies Of the
Auxiliary. Light refreshments were
served in abundance.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
THIRD STREET A. M. E. CHURCH
PETITIONS PASTOR'S RETURN.

January 29rd was quarterly meet
ing day at Third Street and Dr.
Nottingham P e. preached two
great sermons. Monday night the
fourth quarterly conference con-
yened at 8 P. M. A summary Of the
reports follows: Membership after
dropping delinquents and those ont
of town, 500; conversions. 25; az
cessions, 20; deaths. 5; marriages,
1; total moneys raised, 81 500;
membership of Children's Church,
1872; in Children's Church treasury.
$500.
A resolution was read and unan-
inlously adopted by the Conference
petitioning the return of DR.. James
S. Hatcher and his wife for another
year Junior Stewardess Board Nc.
2 served the Conference to hot cocoa
and cake. Speeches were made
praising and commendings DR.. and
Mrs Hatcher for their great worth
and leadership.
Out of more than 1000 ministers
in the A. M E. Church DR.. Hatcher
was chosen soloist for the Bishops
and Correctional Councils meeting
in Jacksonville next month.
Sunday. January 80, at II A NJ
DR.. Hatcher will deliver another ex-
position for st. Luke. At night
special sermon. The Calendar Rally
for February 27 has been launched.
Watch us roll up $1,000. Come TO
Third Street.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
REV, HINES breaches.

Rev. I. H. Hines held forth at the
Sixth Mount Zion Baptist Church
last Sunday morning. preaching a
powerful sermon to an audience
which packed the spacious auditor
ium from the pulpit to the doors.
The galleries were over-flowing He
gave complete satisfaction. Sister
Jennie Miller was much in evidence
and gave voice to her religious joy.
Chairman G. H. Branch made his
usual appeals to the congregation,
and he was followed by Deacon
Quinn Shelton. These two officials
WELD a powerful influence in Zion.
Clerk N. w. Bouldin was not pres
ent, being indisposed.
The mornings collection aggre-
gated $155.00. The able pastor. Rev.
A. w. Brown sent the church a
telegram through Deacon Branch
He was conducting services In
Cleveland, Ohio.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
MEMORIAL window
FOR LATEZ. D. LEWIS

The following program will be rem
6ered at the Unveiling Exercises OF
the Memorial Window in honor OF
the late DR. q. D. Lewis, who served
the Second Baptist Church, as Pas
tor. for 81 years The exercises Will
take place at the Church, on the httn
Sunday evening, January 80, 1927,
at o'clock.
Devotionals, Rev. Joseph AIRING
ten and Rev. John E. Fountain;
solo. Madam Savilla Briggs; intro
ductory remarks, Mrs. Rosa q.
Watson; eu,ogist!c remarks by the
following representatives: The
Church, Mrs. Cora Bright jack
son; Deacon Board, Deacon Edward
H Johnson; Sunday School, DR., M.
B. Jones; solo, Madam Mildred a
Cross; unveiling address and pre-
sentation of window, Rev. DR.. w.
It. Johnson, unveiling, Dorothy A.
Lewis and Lewis Bland.
Friends are invited Committee:
Mrs Emma B. Jones, Mrs. Emeline
Johnson, Deacon George T. Walker.
Deacon R E. Brown, Deacon z. F.
Johnson. Mrs. Fannie James, secre-
tary; Mrs Rosa Watson, chairman
and mistress of ceremonies.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
SHEPHERD NOTES.

Pride of Chesterfield Fold No. l12
reflected great credit upon itself in
the supper which was given to its
members and friends on the l91h
inst. There was large concourse
of members of this Fold present as
well as the neighbors of the COM
munity A splendid program was
rendered. This magnificent occasion
vas graced with the presence OF oar
Grand Presiding Shepherd, Mrs.
Ora Brown Stokes, DR.. William H.
Stokes. Mrs. Mary E. Cousins. our
Grand Recording Secretary; Miss
Emily o. Lewis, Miss Mary Z.
Crump, Mrs. Emma Wynn. our
G.qnd Regalia Maker, Mr.. 3oha
Henderson and amos G. Clark Grand
Serrrtary-Treasrrer.
The outstanding feature OF the
program was the membership drive
which was emphasized in very tell
ing way by the representatives OF the
Red and Blue colors. Much interest
was aroused by the speakers. The
principal address of the evening was
delivered by our Grand Presiding
Shepherd Mrs Ora Brown Stokes.
which was a gem and was highly
enjoyed by every one present. She
scared high in her praise of the
Pride of Chesterfield Fo.d for its
accomplishments since its organlZa-
ton. She called to their attention
the fact that they stood in the front
ranks of the Folds in the Brother
hood in that they had purchased.
built and paid for their own meet
iug place. She had them to know
that their accomplishments were an
inspiration to the Grand Fold for
at the present time it is contemplat-
ing buying Headquarters. After the
program very appetizing menu was
served. consisting of ham, CHICKEN
turkey ice cream. cake and fruits.
At II o'clock the Richmond party
was excused and left Immediately
for the Saint Luke Hall of the city,
where Sojourner Truth Fold was In
the midst of the installation of their
officers Arriving on the scene about
1880, they found them serving their
guest with light refreshments The
Shepherds Band was present and up
on the entrance of the Grand Shep-
herd and her party they began 70
play The music was thrilling and
inspiring and it was stated by
number of spectators who had heard
the Band before that the progress
made by it was almost unbelievable
A very timely and appropriate ad-
dress was made by the Grand Shep-
herd which was encouraging and In
spring to the members of the Band.
This was also another splendid
meeting.
On the Goth the officers of the
SheBherds Band were publicly in
stalled by the Grand Shepherd Mrs.
Ora Brown Stokes at the band room.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
MISS DAVIS HERE.

Miss Henrietta Vinton Davis. the
well-known lecturer and elocution-
ist spoke twice in this city last week,
at the 31st Street Baptist Church,
and at the First Presbyterian Church
Thursday and Friday. respectively,
in the interest of the U. N. /. A.
movement. She was the guest Of
Richmond Division, No 1913: Mrs.
A. v Davenport, Mrs. Willie John
son Mrs. Elizabeth Waith, Mrs.
ophelia johnson, Mrs. Racilia W.
s. Jones, secretary; Mr.. ]. Fl.
Burke Mr.. James Edwards, vice
president; Mr.. George Hargroye.
Mr.. John Tyes.
The only criticism voiced was that
sufficient notice is not given In ad
vance of these meetings and out
siders are not aware of the meetings
until after the speakers have come
and gone.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
Lynchin0
Averted.


REIDVILLE, N. c., January Z2
Much excitement has been causea
here by the charge that Paul Settle.
a colored youth, attacked wnlte
girl in this neighborhood. Settle
was arrested and hurried to the
wentworth jail and later transferred
to the jail at Greensboro, n. Z. A
mob of 200 white men had formed
to lynch the alleged culprit the
Rockingham County officers were
vigilant and it is evident that the
law will take it's course.
Paul Settle will be returned mere
next week for a hearing in court ana
he will be protected against mop
violence, The attitude of the eolored
people is the same as that or the
iaw-abfding white people. There is
no sympathy with lawlessness on.
the part of either the prisoner or
the mob. Troops were ordered out
to uphold the law here and to see 10
it that Settles is not lynched. This
town is only about IL miles from
Danville Va.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
PEsONALs AND BRIEFS.

Mr.. William Miller has returned
to the city.
Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker is much
improved. She is suffering with a
rheumatic affection, which is slowly
yielding to treatment.
Funeral Director A. D. Price, Jr.
is remodeling the street floor in his
place of business.
Prof j. H. Blackwell, Sr., who
has been indisposed for the past two
weeks is convalescing He is resid-
ing at the. residence of his son. DR.
j. Hayward Blackwell, 215 E. 18th
Street.
Mr. Webster Dean, of 1706 Stock
ton Street is somewhat indisposed
this week.
Mrs. Richard Johnson, 220 East
14th Street who has been sick for
two weeks is improving.
Mrs Celestine Cooley. 1903 Ever
ett Street, who has been confined for
several weeks is improving slowly
Bring Us your job printing. We
thank those who have been patron
izing us.
Mr.. w T. Gray. the popular auto
mobile and accessory dealer is doing
a satisfactory business at both Of
his ablishments. His customers
are delighted with the service.
DR.. R. E. Jones, the we'll known
physician and surgeon formerly OF
this city, but now resident of Phil
adelphia was in the city this week,
looking the picture Of health. " He
was heartily greeted by his many
friends here. His son. Pharmacist
w. w. Jones is employed at Rowles
and Shackleford's Pharmacy.
Ernest Jordan, who shot up the
Biltmore Hotel some time ago
wounding Leon Fields and others,
when tried in the Hastings Court
il this city was given four years in
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
Card of Thanks.

wish to return thanks to the
Southern Aid Society The Planet
Office, the Y. M. c. A. the Second
Baptist Church the Fifth ST. Bap-
tist Missionary Circle, the Odd Eel
lows and a number of friends who
helped to make Christmas very
pleasant. I wish you all Happy
and Prosperous New Year.
And when life's weary journey
ends, may each one stand with harps
and with viols in that great throng.
in the presence of Jesus and sing a
new song.
MRS. THOMAS M CRUMP.
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29

. 0cers Protect Safe Keeping
Southern Aid Society
Holds Annual Meet

Bristol, Va; Messrs. R. L. Tate,
J. H. Threat, Major Johnson, B.
R. Powell, A. G. Bates, c.. A. Will
liams, ]. M Ridley and D. F. Brown
of Petersburg; Messrs. A. D. Price
Jr., Edward R. Carter, John R
Chiles, R. c.. Scott and H. B. Bur-
we'll, of Richmond, Va.
At 1890 A. M. the happy and
we'll satisfied host of shareholders,
dispersed to their several homes.
with. assurances to the officers and
board that they would back them up
during the year with 100 per cent.
cooperation on every endeayor put
forth for the development of the
business
Richmond planet., 1927-01-29
the Virginia PeniteHtiary +.

The trial of Cornelius Yancey, son
of Roland Yancey. who shot and
killed Clarence Kelly, has been post
poned until February 14th.
Mr.. Robert w. Weaver. a prom
inent member of the Philadelphia
police force with fifteen years OF
service to his credit and his brother.
Mr.. C. Weaver from Baltimore, Md
who has been with the B. and O.
railroad for fifteen years. were in
the city for the week to attend the
funeral of their broher.
They were the guests of few old
friends and acquaintances before
leaving: Messrs. George Preston,
Henry Mallory, Sr.. H. Curtis, Will
liam B. Smith, Jr. John B. Jones,
Isaiah Williams, Junius Whalan. A.
Barber, w. B. Shorts George Sig
nor and W. H. Quarles, Sr.