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New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
His Little JokeS

Thompson is certainly q brag- gart.' began Ted Lambert What noW?" asked couple of the boys.
 He told me that during 1927 he entertained at his home 1000 dinner guests"
 That's nothing,' broke in Her bert Manning, 'Ill bet next year he'll say Nineteen Twenty ate,'
 Edna W. Schilling Copyright, 1927, Reproduction
 Forhidden)
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
Modern Trait,

Campbell: The ancient Egyptians worshipped the Bull. What do YOU think of that?"
 Brown: Tt shows they were about 3o0o years ahead of their times.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
u.,,t,ar n, the Associated Press

The Associated Press Is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication cI all news credited to t or p0t otherwise credited fu this paper and also local uoWs published therein.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
As usual, i've" got there.

As q golf player J. r. Morgan Is thc perfect tinancier.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
TELEPHONE CALLS
 Business D:fl [ ..t. s-5 Editorial Rooms .-.. 9-9

Ias only profitable advertising medium a the Ciry. Circulation books and press roam always open to advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Inc Herald is on sale daily in New loIx at Hotaliug's Newsstand Times s9uare; schultz's Sewsstands, Entrance gTand Central. 42nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
NOMINATIONS BY CHANGE

II is Samuel c. Blythe who makes tt fine art out of hypothesis this week. He proves what has happened 1N the record of the past; con- d,u1s the political methods under which such things can happen; lauds the results of what has taken place; and demands It shall not hap pen aaaiu if Ihe dear people are alive to their opportunities and pow yr.
 It's great stuff We got it ali out of the a-fsrm.d Saturday Evening Post, where Blythe swings hs scy'h@.
 "Ala,'auluy surpass>s ability in dftorminn- r"sults," ho says in referring to how presidents are And this:
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
S,ilogisln:

tSNIKVss TSTTIs ] am always amused. Yet l never seek woman. But amusement is Q woman. That is why l am always amused.
 Henry T. Black
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

ment for other Connecticut cities, IS of last January, differs in slight details with those just announced by the federal census bureau.
 For instance, the federal bureau rave New Brttains population as 51.20G; while the state health de- partm mt said the population was HOGS.
 In the case Of Hartford the fed ora bureau said 16S,So0; the state department had il 16S,25S.
 In the case of Now Haven the fed yrM bureau had it 1S4,9oo; the state department had il 1S4.727. And so on,
 The only city of importance in the state showing q marked dis rropancy between the federal and state bureau census is Stamford. The federal census estimates its popula- ton at 42.SoU, while the state gives it 4S,It5.
 These estimates, both federal and state, are too mechanically obtain- ed. X city may enjoy a boom and neither department take cognizanco Of if; or it may suffer a relapse and of the sort is considered as germane to the estimating.
 How the estimates are arrived at is interesting, and despite its alleged simplicity" it furnishes a first class mental test. Here is how the state health bureau announced it arrives at the estimates;
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
New Britain Herald
 HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY

Issued Daily Sunday EzcepteaA Al Herald Bldg. 6T Church Street
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
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  MHgoNI4nJ0 Y
Send all communications to Fun Shop Editor, care of the New Britain Herald, and your letter will be forwarded to New York.
Let's start the Year Right and All
 Run for Office!

Let's call in Fun-uary, for What month, Folks, could need
 humor more? Let's VOW with 1928
 We'll each one be a fundidate!
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

"The method of calculation is quite simple, The net change be tween the censUs of 1920 and 1910 is found This may be all increase or a decrease. As the interval between Ccnsuses was, roughly. 10 years. the annual change is found by dividing the actual or total difference be tween censuses by 10. Strictly speaking, the difference is di~ yidel by 2S3-24 years, Having now found the annual change, it is q simple matter to add this amount from year to year, thus continuing the population esti-
 mate beyond 1920 by process called eXtrapolation.'
 But suppose a city lost population between 1910 and 1920, and enjoyed an increase between 1920 and 1927 10 this mechanical toy. figuring the 1927 estimate would be q decrease from 1920.
 Or maybe, in such case, the de partment merely concludes, as ir the case of Bridgeport and Water bury. that the figures are too hot te handle
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Battered at the Post CT7ee at New H~.,- aju as Second CLASS Man Matter.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
Facts and dFancies

In the beginning man had an odd rib. And she's still odd.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Plat wanted 10 be rid of Roosevelt, so he planned an elimination of the objectionable
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Democracy: 4 theory that q ma lorlty of votes makes an ordinary man great.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Don't feel righteous because there are some laws you don't treak. Nobody breaks them all.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

s2gg Three NantEst
 sSc. a Meath,
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Tim he relates how Roosevelt just happened to be nominated for vice president. Thomas C. platt, New York state boss. had q low retacm of Roosevelt.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

"Wr"n final historical iHdg- u"ut ,s passrI on the goNoru- urut Of this country, Theodor" Eoosrvelt and Calvin Coolidge will he hrjd high among our presidents from Lincoln until uoW s8++ Neither 1h"odor" Eooos}rt nor Calvin Coolidge could have been or would hay" l-.H nominated for president in inc original instance by any Republican national convention whatsoever"
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Correct this sentence: T liked the dinner.' said the guest; Tt was so nice and greasy"
 Copyright, 1927. Publishers
 Syndicate
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

Ton never hear any gossip about the kind of woman whose chief pride is her pie crust.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-29

And then, another way to get ac- ouainted with some of the leading families is to do something that will land you in jail.
Evening star., 1927-05-15

Swinging Spout Faucet serves both
Trays. Your washing machine hose
need never be disconnected.
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SQUARE $3.50.

.ss;nV1 ~, ts:VI; 10. %a.b1; 129, &27l;
!so: s2.74: iSl, S2,74; 1872, S2.74; 1873,
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HiI; Ia. .s.ss: IA. ss,sO; 1is,
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souARE Slae.

MARTIN. William c.. Sc, s2.7S; ST.
Du POINT. Francis ", 81. ,s7s; 1s.
$2.7s.
sAyIDGE. Preston NJ. .. sara.
FAUST, John. 4, S2.7s.
CLARKE. William j.. Z, 42.7e.
DUNLOPE, Maurice r., IL. $3.46.
WATKINS. Albert j.. 10. S4.os.
SQUARE 54s7
" q -
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S~4S4e@NA
sAFFELLs Charles C.. 2 t1.oa
wHiTLocK. Lila L. {. si.2s: q slas.
BENHAM. A. J. H, 8, 5000.
cOLcoRD. Aaron Reppard. :. s2.o2.
CHEEK, Olivia, 10. e2.0s.
BosLER. VIM. D. ana Charles 4
Strunk. under firm name Of C. II.
strunk Of the Borough OF Manhattan.
City and state Of y. z. II, s2.o3: -
.2.O2: =. ts.es; Il. s2.e2; Is. ts.os;
wilkins. Isaac N. II. ss.os. is.
cUMMiNGs. j. Howell. 20. sa.os.
GARNER. Fred. g. SAGA; IS. SAGA
PARK. Ella Henrietta. %. S2.02.
WILLIS, John T.. 80. s2.02.
VOIGHT. Louise, IS. $3.50.
BECHT. Rudolph p, ~. t2.0S.
HAWKINS. Bovenor, IS. s2.0s.
KESNER. George T.. &c. S2.06.
RANDLE. Arthur T., 81, Ss.Ak
WASHINGTON LOAN q TRUST COM.
PANY, ~. $780,
McALLIsTER: John e.. %. s2.1s; 81.
PARK. william H., 60 s3.a7.
LANGSTON. Louis B. and Virginia d.
Dodge, sS. sf,9S.
CARROLL. Charles L., Sc, S1.24.
RUDISILL. Jacob A., n. $500: rs, t2.00.
FAUST John, los, ts.17: los. s2.1s;
90. s2.00: 90, s2.oo; 50. S5.0o Sc. Ss.0o
DI1 POINT. Francis ", 40. S2.02; "a.
S2.o2: /, s2.fs: SIS. $500: 81. $500;
S.. $500: 50. $500: 60. t1.ss: 81. SITS;
S2. $l.7s; 90: s2.oo; 81, 1890: IS.
400; 50. sa.oo; IS. ss.oo: So. 5000:
g .soo :2 iSs $50 g ' 49, s. ;sOO g.
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sHULER, J. E., 100. SS.4S: ITO, 32.s2.
SQUARE 566s.
RANDLE. Arthur g.. ?. s2S7; IS. $2.so.
.s' sac; a: s2.s5; As. $3.50; 80,
SQUARE 1884,
PENCE. Minnie. 20. sac: Fl. s2.72; a.
FlTzaERALD. Annie e. IS. sa.Os
Fletcher, "a, 32O5.
P P1dKIlM l Linda May: q. 1884,
]. $40; 5, ss4s; g. , 40. !. us: III:
pixoN' Fred. ,r. .. ,s.5s.
s..os; il. ss.o5; IS. ,2. S ' i. ;so Is
Z. -s2.Os; rs. I2.O5; IS. s2.O5; a..
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as: Il, ss.ss: g. w. ,s IA 4. ;si s.
Ia.ls; -. sa.is; Is. s222; Is. ;..ss a.;
g. s2..ts; SO; '247; 81. 1s,47; 50.
FAUST. John, 81 s2.47.
RAEDLE, Arthur e., SIS, &243; Sc.
sass; 81, ss,7s; IS. a2ss; 50. ,s.5s.
SQUARE sss4.
RANDLE. Arthur E., 81. Sass.
SQUARE 5674.
CRANDALL, Julia f., SIS. s2.s2: Sc,
$500.
SQUARE 6677.
BENzoN. Albert f. and Mary E., Is.
$2.40
GILKEsoN. william o.. Is, sss.42; ~,
$2.74.
SQUARE S67s.
DEBUTTS, Samuel W., 4, $22.31: s,
HIGH VIEW LAND CO.. INC, IL,
s3.03; IL, $4.06.
SQUARE ss7s.
AMES, William r. and James A. Bell,
2, $3.50; 3, $2.95.
SQUARE best.
HARRIS. Herbert C., 500, es4.SB.
SQUARE See1,
wEDDERBU1N, Mary D. %, O1.ta.
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SQUARE E5Bk
ODER. Albert n, !. 1856.
STEWART. Frank c.. s. 1921.
DANIEL John a. and Katherine. 10.
st.es; II. t4.esi II, sa.so; 10, t2.s2;
SQUARE 55ss
RIDGEwAY.. Laura B., 20. tll.es.
si 81 ~: a 1 sS'ep ana Anna ?" %
ris;TSss,AyaHT. william f. a. ,lT4s.
PAUL. Sophie, 80. s.4.os.
SQUARE 1857
cARRINGToN, Campbell. 10, 1928; IT.
KLfNGLAR. Philip ana Mary, 500.
t2O.77.
SQUARE 5sSs
RANDLE. Arthur e., .. 1925.
FLoYD. sherman and John G. Hanley.
SQUARE $3.50
PILKERToN. Mary E.. sos, ;15.sI..
livery, Harry, SOC, &1.1s.
SQUARE s6s1
KOHLER, veda e.. 81. t9Al6.
FINoTTE. Frank N. and Ellen H.. 50.
FLSsilis5esiHAuER. julius A. apd May b /.
GRAY Hsisksli and Kathleen Gray. IT.
PRzTaiER. Ed R. and Clara E.. 500.
cARRAHER. John v. and Others. sos.
KiRK. Luther g. and Mabel E. sls.
Won KENNEL ). and Barbara, si4.
voN KENNEL, J. and Barbara. s1I.
s1.24.
SQUARE 55s2
MoGARTH. Francis S. X. and Gladys
- - SQUARE 5sss
WYNN. Frederick, s.. s27.74; .. $3.50;
z. S1s.S5: 80, S25.16.
STOKES. Lloyd. II, t2s.97.
TRUSCoTT. Hazel r., /, $4ei9.
DUPONT. Francis ". s. s4.ct; >. ,t.oa.
HA Il; es;Ss: August II. 800.
FREEMAN, Mrs. Maud A.. 1855.
SQUARE s57s
TAYLOR, Elisha p. ~. aio.7s; S..
rR fnss1iT Hazel R.. IS. 1915; 20.
: :4s1s a. e. ,7s 1921 a. ssol: s. sss
MoYNIHAN, Myrtle H., se. sSs.77.
SCHLEGEL Leo H. and Anna J.. 80.
LYON. william II. and Edmunda H.. a..
JOHNSON, Frank NJ, SIS. sss.Ss.
SQUARE ss7s
CHEWING s4ENT william F.. 20. $3.50.
SQUARE 5S77
cRoSswELL. James j.. a. iS.oS.
HUGHES. villain. 81, s41s
CORYELL, William A. and Ruby c..
ARNOLD I'll isiS'' Edgar "a ''i NJ. As, 1850; s.
$4is
SQUARE b57s
RANDLE. Arthur E.. IS. ss,si. :.
FAUST tfS;1:' John, 2s. $3.50.
YoWEI.Lss Gideon, a.; aHss;
PARKiNs' oscar H.. transferred to
pARkINs, Oscar H.: Il; ,s5.ss. rs.
SQUARE 557s
RANDLE; Arthur E. Il: ;sss; - y.
HAS, i. " +, , 7ss VS.? Is ,sts; g. lass;
~. 1927; %. 3T.s9: 20: 500: 20,
$3.50: 81. s14os: 80. &s.12; SO. as.27:
81, 3l.I0; IS, sass.
SQUARE 1919.
HEIDER, Mabel D.. IS. &ss.A; ~,
piRKiNs,, oscar H. as. 1850; 80.
PELKoNAN. Fred j., a.. 1851; a.
SQUARE $3.50.
MacCUBB1N. Fannie L.. II, t3,s2.
MCKINNEY. Paul E.. II, S25.7s.
SQUARE 1851.
RANDLE, Arthur E., 7, sS,2s; q.
3t13: %, t4.1s; 30. SS;2S; a. 1927;
s5.2s: IS, .s.2s; 81. ss.25.
CURLEY, NJ. j., Arch. Bishop OF BALTIC,
is.2s: IL. .2s.Ss; IL. ,2.ss; IS. is.s
wHALEY. Washington A.. .. $S.27; Z.
FAUST. John. 3. ;s.27; s. s5.1s.
WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO. /. IS
SQUARE ssss.
R. :ss9. s. 1 sss4: FL s i go ..si +
sl.1s: is. 14ls; ls, sGls; II. i4.ls;
WILLIAMS. James Theodore. ., 34.s7.
TAYLOR, r. s.. rs. S4.67.
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THE CONVENTION Of the Prot. Episc.
chr Of the Diocese Of Wash, Inc.
20, Ats; %, A.1s; "a. H,os; %,
RANDLE, Arthur E., 1. sal: ., 1s.ss,
3, 1852.
ALLEN, Arthur H., I, t4s7,
HATTON, Nathan L., ), $3.50.
MARTIN, william c.. rs. $3.50.
SQUARE 55s4.
RANDLE. Arthur E.. ,, s4.s4; 3. sass:
= -,
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SQUARE S4ss.

BARKER. John s., is. S1.as; 1s, S1.2s..
ARMSTRONG. Richard and A. Rosea-
baum. 2. 5000; 8. t2.os; .. s2.oa; 10.
DUPONT: Francis v. 80. s2oe: "a.
IA. S2.02; 10. $2.02: 8. $2.02.
SLuSSER. Walter o.. Sc. $1.sS: Sc,
$l.ss.
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SQUARE $3.50.

RANDLE. Arthur E.. /, $2.45; 2, s2.4s;
: Z: : 49, = ! ss;ss' s. sa;oo; g, ::os:
II, $2.02; IL, s2O2; is. s2.o2; IL,
S2.o2: Is. SAGA: 16. 32.02: IL. S2.02:
Is. $2.o2; 10, $202: 20. S2.02; Il,
S2.o2: %. $2,O2; 20, s2.O2: "a. S2.o2;
%. S2.o2: &c. $2.O2: "a. s2.o2: 2S.
S2.02: 20. $2.O2: 80. y2.o2: III, s2.02:
S2. s2.o2: sS, s2.O2: "a. $2.o2; as,
S2.o2: 30. $3.O0: 81. S2.4s; 3s. sass:
81. os2.so: ~. s2s7: IL. $3.50; ~,
ABEL HOME BUILDERS. INC A.
$?.74: ~. sass: as. 3s.2G: 4s. Ss.as:
g, ts.73; As. sass; 4s, s4I7: go
$40: 81. $3.50: 81. s4S7: IS, Ss47
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SQUARE 55s4.

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RANDLE. Arthur E.. 2, s4.64: 3. 2l.3s:
1. S4.Ss; 5. s4.ss; 8. sAss; Z. S4ss;
s. a4.ss; .. s4,as; 10. S4,ss; II, S4.sS;
r., &A3s; -, t!:ss; u. s4ss; is.
49, 49, q; T. st 81 IS . 81 SO g.
alss: So. sass: IS. s4s$; 81, i4.ss;
SIS. sass: Sc, $4s3: ST. S4.3s; IS,
s4.ss: 50. $4.ss: so. S4.ss; 81. S4.ss;
g.. s4sa; So; s+s:; 81. s4.ss; So,
HATToN. Nathan L., 81. $4.s4: IS.
swART, H. A., So. s4.ss.
NSRToNl 1siab Ross g r. sit q '4ss'
0I.asoh rs .G :s, " 60 ana ssss nAsE s s. "a
REITER. John E.. Sc, $433
MCCORMICK. Rosa r.. 81, s4.sS.
DU POINT. Francis W. ~. t+33: IS,
S4.ss; 40, $4.5s,
SQUARE 55ss
TURNER, Virginia B.. %. 1919.
ssss; is. .a.ei; T. E. ,s Is ' Is. ;,.7s e;
49, s2,s1: 20. $2.47; 81. I2.ss; "a.
RANDALL. Arthur E.. IS, s3.7s.
WILTsIE. Charles H. tTax Deed), s.
Sans; II. S352; IL, $500.
HOBBS. John. 4. 1905.
TANNER. Ashby r, Z, t1.ss: 3. s1.9s.
SQUARE 55Ss
DUPONT. Francis W, /. 1887; :. 2453:
3, $453: I, $4.53.
sTANsBURY. Dulcimer. SO. 34s.os.
SQUARE 55s7
FARRELL. Jos. F. and Agnes c.. ..
S6.03. 10. $74.Sf.
SUMMERS. Mrs. Ida W., IL. ss5.47: 10.
DUPONT. Francis ", II. ss.17.
SQUARE $3.50
KING. Frank T., all, 1927.
SQUARE $3.50
ERWIN. Ernest H. and Augusta A.. 2.
MoREY. Elizabeth T. ana Frank E.. 6,
BEATTY. william E. and Mary E.. $.
FAUST, John. 1s, .s.17: II. ss17: rs.
HAslRB!A /. Joanna v. s., IS. ss.17;
HARBAUGH. Joanna v. s. and Julia e.
Smith, "a. s6.17,
BOWERS, George W., 80, 1856.
MONEY. Elizabeth and Frank E., 500,
S2.7O; sol, $2.7o.
SQUARE 5ss1
RABINoy1Tz, Maurice and Edith. /,
robinson. George F.. 20, sSo5.
MERRILL, Joella tTax Deed), 81. $S.o5.
CLANSEL. Joseph L., "a, $5.05.
SQUARE b592
COCKRELL. William f., 4, $4.7e.
GLADFELTER, Nathan, 81. $2.72
STARKER. Mary Elizabeth IL, S60s
DUPONT. Francis ", 8, SAFE: 0. $3.95;
10. 1894; 10, $500; II, $6.06; Is,
s6.os.
SQUARE $3.50
DUPONT, Francis ", i, $s52; 2, sl42;
., $352; 4. 1894.
SQUARE 55sA
ALOI, Paolo and Teresa, II. 1912.
LLOYD. Philemon and Julia M, 1S
$4.65.
wILTsIE. c. H.. sol. 34.1s.
DUPONT, Francis ", $780, 1906: 500
S3.77; s04, $500; SOS, $500; sos, SB.02
SWEENEY, Harry B., 2. S2S1.
SQUARE $500
BARBOUR, Florence. 6. &47.o7; .. tl1.aOt
IL, S41.sO,
SQUARE b6Oi
FEEDER1cK. Marie, Estate Of. sal
N~FN''
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RANDLE, Arthur E.. /. ss.s4; 3, sSss;
J, 1918; 4, $3.19; S. 1913; g. S31s.
!, 's;ls; $. :ai9: .: ss:ls: 10. ;sis;
1913: is, $3.50; 1s. $500: IL sai7.
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s$d7: %. a3.17; o. ss.17; 81 ;3.i7:
Is ss'Is5; .:s: sa,17; a. 1s17: %,
a. q. S:l7; 90. 1s;17; 81. SAN;
sSS.H 50, ss.1s; AZ, 1914; IS, ts.io;
g Slo; 20. ss,1o; II. S3.1o; a.,
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SQUARE 1857.
RANDLE. Arthur e., /, s2s.77; 2, ssSs;
D. $3.50; 4, $3.64; S, 1854; 6, SS.S4;
Z 1884; II, 1854; IL. 1884; ia,
1854: Is. S3,64; 1s. $s.64: II, sssl;
-, ss.s4; 20, s3.64; %. Ss.Ss; "a,
$3.50; 25, 1854; 26, $5.05; "a, $l.64;
sS' 1857; 20. 1857; 30. $3.s7: 81,
$S.s7: "a. 1857: a. ss.s4; Is, Ss.S4;
g, $3.50; So. $3.50; So. $40; S.,
1851: 81. $3.57; SIS, 3S.57; ~, sal;
%, $3.41; "a. sass.
ARLEGE, Virginia L., IS, 1854.
FRASER Eva H., 81, 1921; eS,
$3.50: s6, s25.6s.
SQUARE 6sss.
RANDLE, Arthur e., /, 1894,
SQUARE 5s41.
CAMPBELL Alice A.. 20, sS.2s.
ABEL HOME BUILDERS Co. INC,
s, 1916; Z, $3.46; s. $3.46; .. 1914;
TO- A.S2; IL sssU; IL. $3.50; 10,
SQUARE NORTH OF ssn.
ABEL HOME BUILDERS CO.. INC.
/. sl.4s; 2. 1920: ., 5000: /, LA;
S. $500; 6, s2,oe; 7, 81. 20s 8. ss.27;
9, a2ss; 10. s2.4b: II, 1s.2a II,
ss,s1 -, ls.asi ~ ts.le; Is, sass;
est Vvstua
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SQUARE Ssss.

RANDLE: Arthur E.. IL, uos: 90
ss.os; %. st.os: a. s4.Os: IS. i4Os;
KANDLE. Arthur E.. tr. to wilIia m
ana Josephine sommer. So, $27.7s.
RANDLE. Arthur E., 90, S2.S7
FAUST, John. "a, t4.0S; 2s. 94.0s
BRoWN, Thoman P. 81, S4.OS; ~
ABRAMS, J. H.. 50. s4.os.
SQUARE $685..
RANDLE, Arthur e.. s, $3.50: q. sasa
7, $3.50; 5. S3.s4; ., sS.S4; 10 s3St:
II. $3.50; 10. $3.B4: 22, $3.50: a.
t364; rs. $3.64; ~, $3.50: 80. s3s4"
MAuPiN. s. Dawson. IL. 1854
EuBANkS. Joel c., 81, 1854.
LINSLEY, Edgar s. "a, $3.50.
TURNER, Ulysses q. and Maria n
3g, $3.64; 80. $3.64, ~
vELTRI. lppelite, ~. $3.6l,
vELTRI. Nicola. IS. 1854.
MCCORMICK. C. H. as, $3.50.
FRASER as Jas S. and Eva H., IS,
SISTERS OF NorRE DAME OF Ma.
MUIR. 81, 1854.
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Mrs. W. Fl. Kratzer


Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Pearson re-
turned Tuesday from Spokane
where they spent a few days with
their daughter Mrs. Ray johnson
and family.
Miss Melissa Moeller with her
mother Mrs. Katherine Moeller left
Monday night for Los Angeles
where Melissa has good position
with the Mutual Creamery Co.
They will stop en- route in Tacoma
and visit Lawrence who is under
going treatment in the veterans
hospital. Mrs. Moeller, while in Los
Angeles will be under a specialists
care for her eyes.
j. H. Sanders and wife returned
home Sunday after very pleasant
two weeks vacation spent with
relatives and friends at Touchet,
College Place, Walla Walla. Day
ton and Dixie.
VIM. Radelmiller and family of
Pasco were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of his sister Mrs.
Katherine Moeller.
Thursday evening, Mrs. Dora
Mounsey and her mother enter
tanned at dinner in honor of her
sister Melissa, Mrs. G. w. Sherk
and daughter Beatrice.
Mrs. D. c. Bergen left Thursday
night for Lewiston to visit rela-
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mother and father Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Shaw visiting here for the
past two weeks. They left Satur-
day morning for a years trip to
Oklahoma and Kentucky to visit
at their old home.
Mrs. Zindel and the family were
dinner guests at the T. M. Gard
ener home Sunday.
Mrs. Zindel had word Monday,
of the marriage of her daughter,
Beulah to H. E. Steward of Port
land on September 18th. Beulah
is graduate from Finley high,
about four years ago and her many
friends extend her best wishes.
They will make their home in Port
land.
Sunday School as usual at 10 a.
m. Everybody welcome and a week
from Sunday is Rally Day. 1t is
hoped you start Rally Day Sun
hay and be on time at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Geo. r. Varne of Chicago.
| mother of Mrs. T. C. Baker will
SisS q lhOoSdSS vi SUNDAY at Il
o'clock. Subject "Word Pictures of
Jesus" Yon can't afford to miss
the service.
Junior League will be held in
the church Monday at close of
school.
Beautiful stereopticon pictures
showing man as Gods junior part
ner will be given at 7:3O pm.
next Sunday. 80 Lord our God.
Thy Mighty hand" will be illus
trated by 29 hand colored slides
and sung by the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Perkins and
family went to Pendleton Saturday
and: returned Sunday. They visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Purdy.
The Pomona grange will meet
here on Saturday, October 9Th.
Last Friday night the grange
entertained about fifty friends and
a very enjoyable evening was
spent. About one hundred in all
were present.
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tives until Sunday when she will
be joined by Mr.. Bergen who has
been working near Moscow. They
will return home Sunday.
I. Haugrud, who is employed
on the Wexler ranch across the
river. spent Sunday and Monday
with his family.
Miss Melissa Moeller and her
sister Mrs. Dora Mounsey were
dinner guests of Mrs. DR.. Spauld-
ing Saturday evening. Afterwards,
with their cousin Merle Radelmil-
Ter of Pasco they attended the Le-
gion dance.
d. j. Beinhart and family were
calling on old friends in the neigh
borhood Sunday.
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For the next meeting it has been
urged that each family try to bring
either cake or sandwiches. Definite
arrangements will be made to take
care of the refreshments problem
later. At the meeting when this
organization was formed, the fol-
lowing were appointed officers:
Mrs. Floyd Fades, president; Mrs.
VIM. Tewalt, vice-pres., and Mrs.
Lulu johnson, sec-treas. The pro-
gram put on by the children was
splendid and thoroly enjoyed. and
It is hoped there will be interest
shown at each meeting to make
them a success to help the COM
munity in general.
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CHEST CLINIC

There will be another free chest
clinic under the direction of the
state tuberculosis association next
Wednesday afternoon at the Ken
newick high school. The examina-
ton will be by DIR. j. j. Markey.
The clinic is free and those desir-
ing the examination please COM
municate with the county nurse,
Miss Monica M. Weber at Prosser.
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Bravery

Bravery is what il takes TO tell
q woman what you sometimes
really think of her new bat.-Atchi-
son Globe.
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hedges FINLEY
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FORM CLUB

FORM CLUB
Community club which will
!. the form of parent-teachers
..riation has been formed at Fin
The next meeting will be held
4 me school house Friday, October
4 large crowd was present at
A. last meeting when much in
R.rest was shown. Programs will
d given by children and parents
|[d community problems discussed.
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Far better TO Lose

II Is better to have loved an
lost than to be the victim Of q
hreach-of-promise suit - KanSas
City Star.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-01-16

an invita- ion to conduct five or
six orchestra concerts during The
Cleveland musical festival next June
Professor Walter has busy season
in Europe Each year he goes to
London for about six weeks to direct
opera performances at Covent Garden
and for the past two years has con-
Quoted subscription concerts of the
Berlin Philharmonic orchestra. He
is a regular guest conductor Of the
Salzburg festival plays and formerly
director general of the Munich opera
AT least three pianists are among
those who are coming to America.
Leonid Kreutzer, a German Russians
ELY Ney and Walter Gieseking, the
latter two being well known in