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Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
MISS OLMSTED TO BE
 MARRIED SATURDAY
Wedding Will Take Place In Pomfret School Chapel At
 Noon.
Many Out of Town Guests Expect
 ed-Reeeption Follows Ceremony

The marriage of Miss Anne Nel- son olmsted, daughter of the Reve- rend Dr. Mm. Beach Olmstead. Head master of Pomfrct School. and Mfs. 0lmstead. and Mr Robert Warren hayer. son of Mir and Mrs. George \. THayer of Port Washington. Long Island. x. I. will take place on Saturday. June 25th. at twelve o'- clock noon in the School Chapel in R8mfret The ceremony will be per formed by the Rt Reverend Dr Arthur S Lloyd of New York. and Che father af the bride
 The matfou af honor Is Co be Mrs Nm. Beach omsted. Jf.. If New York. and the best man Mr Geosea i fhaT r, 3id. af Long Isl8Hd
 Miss Oimsted el have for her bride H1ias. Nr taalpha IT. Bradley of pamfref. Mss Nareanat 1. Thas CT of Ione Island Miss elariss7 Jaeobuz of Hartford. and Mr Chaun eee H Beas'ty If Iaur f#aHd.
 The ushers AIlI ha Air Sydney Clark af Philadelphia fif Malcolm C. Fie'd af New York. Hr Winston Sizer af New York. Mr Frauei K. Th8yer. Jr.. af EaHt Washington. Long Island Nh setb Thaeer of Port Wasmuctaa. Ine Island Mr Howard Johnson of Gharlasi 4H4 West Virginia, Nr Huntington Miller of St. Paul. Minnesota Nr FrederIek Nelson Olmsted of New York
 There will be recentaa immodi# tely following the ceremony at fhe house of the brides parents Many guests WiIl he present from out of town.
 On their retufn from their wedding trip, Mr and Mrs. Thaver will re side at Port Washington. Long Is land. N. Y.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
PLANT OAK FROM ACORN
 BROUGHT FROM ENGLAND

The tree planted by Che class os 1922 Woodstock Academy. at thair class day exercise, last week Thurs day. June l6tb Was an English oak. The young tree WAS grown from an acorn planted u the Bowen greenhouse on Woodstock Hlll. The acorn was brought to Woodstock. Connecticut L. <. A by Mir. Clarence Bowen Mr. Bowen uiek- ed the acorn up under an oak tree in Woodstock. England.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

EAfAfE=z
 Rev N. < keefe Eden fatem Memorial Award h Eng
 fish.
 Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter. D
 \ R.. Award in History. Announcement of Honors
 Edwin l.. Robinson
 Principal Presentation of Diplomas
 Ralph (. Jenkins
 Superintendent SaHg. sStar Spangled Banner
 School and Audience
 Prize Awards
 Principal Edwin L. Robinson an- haaneed thai Miss Ethel Ruth Bennett had hlen chosen for fhe N Eden Ta- tenn Memorial Award in English. This F11se l= awarded annually at KHadua- tieH ta thr member If the senior class Nha. n tAs Judgment of the principal and head If the English department. ha during the last two wears. shown
 halaH hip and has brought zz tHs aHrk If English composition a5# literature the greatest Harnest-
 WfEei aad enthHaiasm The eBsizfs a6 che income from an .H#eHt 8f s5a0 in fha form of ex- eaHIFHH editions If book suited to the asiIF IFs#HaI HectiFinr them The win ger Hame also placed on the me- mar.al hald ia iha fleh School h- AEarN The auH aaz Hf aHted hV the iate 3 T#em sHd Hrs. Ha.em some ##f- sH IH memory of 5heir dauRh- t#E M5a- II Eden F#t-sa aH alt,aa- 5#I ziHaIa af tha Emerson eaE.el aI 4EaiaHe. HastGH A 4peeiHl H==t Histe attached to 6aeh beok of tH eaes
 Hhe EIsaheth Porter Putnam Chap tHH N A. E Award ii History. n gold medal fsf esfeli acc n United states history Va given ta Raymond Robin son Fh.s is m annual awnrd estuh= lshed n l822
 Cum Laade Members
 The following members If the class earned cum iauae seals on their di- plomas for general average of s5 per cent for the full four years eoarse with no mark below 70 per cent. Ethel Ruth Bennett. Jeanneft Doro- thea Green Raymond Loomis Robin son. Edith Rita Goyelte Alexina Lii Han Rothwell. Vera Barrett Morse. Leodore Joseph pcehie Frederick Eu- gene Alvord, Jeanne Priscilla Benoit. Anita Louise Brodcuf Eleanor Louise Peterson
 Perfect tn Attendance
 The principal also announced that the following pupils had been perfect in attendance during the school year Lawrence Keith Noemie Daigle. Dominick Rove Alfred Benoit. Edna Kent, Helen Narbedian Howard Tour tellotte Norman Sherlock. Edgar f.a- hante, Jean Sponeey. Jennie Lomhar do. Katherine Blake. Clara Giraca, Reynolds neBeradinis. Rhea taeigne. Gracia Neeiard Augustus Wilson Leo Pomiuvillc Herbert Lepire Nelson King. Katherine Banahan. Rita Bou- thillette Raymond Robinson Mildred Qrwat stella Barker Rose Roee Phil iH fiifAea Margaret Greene. Newart Narhedian, Eugene Dumas Charles Rove Arthur Rove Phyllis Tatem. Alier Perry Nellie Davis. Nadev Nh hihewitz Dorothy Morse. Aida Ietfe Eleanor Peterson. Frederick Alvord Edward Auihier, Elizabeth Authier. Elmer Irving feadore Pechie
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

He urged the young people to aa samg Ghis speHslhalHy IF the entan- siastie spirit of Che world .paf heroes. Only hY sacrifice and submission like theirs Co legitimate discipline can sue cess be attained The great danger today lies in that license they call liberty Carcltssness. lack ef inter- est. and thf failure to work threaten us. he evo things necessary for you ta remember are discipline and honest 5ahoH tHe peakef repeated. Liudbcrehs aSpleH was sited by Father kvefe uratideutai exam pic of such willingness yo work and Io submit to hand discipline, the saefi- flee of everything to an idvui 'We may HaE zsH 6eeame HlEa tliers noE great leaders, le .lid, but Che world calls ou every grad uate to do Che best he cau iu tHe best way he cau wherever hc s Make Ehi5 q real graduation. sI-u f#s'sHeH tzr your high sehoel training and ifve up 10 Your motto Sct your aim hieh r the spirit of Che heroes saer everything to glorious end 1Hs you will become uaf onlN the iu-ei leeiual lca ler but Hha maIa If the world
 Father kecfe. iu closing. m1da plea tn the parents for further gia eaton of fhe high school fadua at college
 The prize award were announced briefly by Nr Robinson after vh1a Mir Jenkins. with a few words t1 lHe graduating cias presented the dI#Ia= mas.
 The Program HWch Trumphal March Aida
 IeHHt
 High School Orchestra Invocation
 Rev James F English sung. sGloria from Twelfth Mas
 Hosast
 High school Chorus Dialogue. shall Gn tn High sehoolsa
 Written and Presented by Jeannette Dorothea Green and
 Edith Rita Goyette Song "A Song Al Sunrise2
 Chaics FoHtcyn HoHHcH
 Girls Chorus Essay. "ln pcrspective'
 Ethel Ruth Bennett Sang. ~ king SonR'
 .S colcrid0c fagior
 High School Chorus
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24
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Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

On Sunday, Mir. and Mrs C. |. Adams, in company with Mir and Mrs C. Sherman Putnam of West boro. Mass. motored to Winthrop Mass. where they were royalty enter tained by Capt. Bill" Anderson. the Mayor of Point Shirley" frien ! of many years standing.
Putnam patriot., 1927-06-24

Prsszo. Warren of walimanti-, formerly Putnam resident IS visit iHr Ezs male- Vernon Warren. of Putnam Heights
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
$4,000 Miners MAY
QUIT ON april |
Illinois Fields Await Announce.
ment Of Wage Offer

Chicago, sMarch 80 (PD Mid
night tomorrow will usher in Il
strike in the Illinois coal fields
which it is predicted will be 100
per cent effective unless miners
make a proposal acceptable to
operators in the interim.
Tho strike will stop the labors OF
$4,000 miners in $50 mines.
Directors of the Illinois Coal
operators perhaps will make a
statement on the strike after their
meeting today. President Ross Mil
Ter announced last night
Mr.. Miller said the walkout will
affect approximately 10000 coal
diggers in tho central competitive
field. He did not believe miners in
the unorsanized fields. which he
estimated produce 10 per cent OF
the country's bituminous coal. will
join the strike April !.
Already miners in Franklin, vii
hanson and Saline counties of H.
lnois are planning for summer
Of idleness. Many will close their
homes and seek work in othe,
counties and other states. If neces-
sary. In these three counties more
than 2S,000 workers will be with.
ont employment when the suspcn'
rn is effected.
Work at the colicries toda,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

seemed to go on about as usual.
but the monthly production OF al
most 100000 tons will be inter
rupted at midnight tomorrow. un-
less a new wage scale agreement
can he proposed by the miners and
accepted by the operators in the
meanwhile.
Negotiations between the United
Mine Workers of America and the
National Association OF Operators 10
fix n.I wage scale contract in
place OF the one recently lapsed
broke down ut Miami. Fla, Prosi-
dent John l.. lewis Of the Mine
Workers then su@g hsta1 that pend
ing a settlement. OF difficulties sep
arate agreements be made within
the various districts. The Illinois
mine operators refused to make any
arrangement that involved con-
tinuance OF mining at the present
wage scale, which they asserted
made them unable TO compete with
the product OF nearby non unior
mines.
| President George Harpers, Jr., o.
/ the Iowa Coal Mine Operators as.
ISOLATION predicted that Iowa mines
like those in Illinois, would close TO-
morrow midnight. ut looks a:
| though there will be no coal mincC
in Iowa after April L. he said.
Indiana miners today We're pre-
pairing to enter negotiations Will
operators there for continuance o
mining, but that results might b.
expected could not be predicte'
pending some indication Of the at
titude the Indiana mine operator
intend to take.
Mr.. Miller said the mines in til
central competitive field which ais
includes western Pennsylvania, OHIO
Indiana and section of Iowa, vii
also shut down as the miners agree
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
Is Residents Must Make
Decision on Taxation

Hewlett Harbor. N. T.. March so
'P,-Whether they should continue
to tax themselves for support OF
their community Of wealthy estates
even though no use for accruing tax
receipts can be found is the ques-
ton disturbing the Is residents OF
this Long Island village.
The roads OF the village are
privately owned. all property own
ers employ private policemen, the
town tax takers care OF the fire pro-
lection and the street lighting and
there is nothing else the residents
can think OF for which to tax them
selves.
The village has asked the state
attorney to rule on the question.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

came attached to Ackerson's chill.
dren left motherlsss by tho divorce
and time formed an attachment for
Ackerson. their marriage creating
unusual precedent OF p legal en-
change of wives. Il hope they are
as happy as c. the second
Mrs Ackcrson said today. In refer
ring to her former husband and
Ackersons nrst wife.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30
English Bishops Approve
Forwarding PRAYER Book

London. March 80 R = The
bishops OF Canterbury and York.
sitting in convocation. today passed
a resolution consenting to the for
warding OF the revised prayer book
measure to the National Assembly OF
the Church OF England. IN July. II
approved by the church assembly.
the measure will so to parliament
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

n.ent with the operators expires
Apri! |.
For several months a strike has
Threatened in the organized bitumin-
Gus fields and operators estimate
there are between S0,00G,0 900 and
100 10000 tons of soft coal in
storage.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

Romo-1n the next war De Pinedo
Pc maps will have some fair assist
ants. The government announces
women are to be used in the
acronautieal service, principally at
frontier posts watching for enemy
craft.
Daytona Beach. Fla.-Quite ap-
proNriate for the r1an who moved on
earth faster than anything else TO
te'f with the wife at home n quick
~ as possible After his whirlwind
ntomohile race Major Ssgravc used
f. f"E'o None 'oud Pre-
sumably he told the Mrs. that he
Hoetofellsr one for himself ono FOR
her and for his parents.
Washiagton-Mc and more OF
us are getting fast whittier We will.
Al The last count there were g.
001&9S motor vehicles in the L. S.
panama-Possibly il will be play
ID for the grand march of the next
Inaugural ball at Washington
Virginia Dawes" An orchestra
leader composed it in honor Of the
visit Of the vice president and
daughter and presented the score
20 him al dinner.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

airplane. He has been flying II over
the campus.
Lakehurst. \. J.-Unc,e Sam has
a boomerang balloon. Carrying sew
en- men II was blown miles from the
naval air station. Then it drifted
back after four hours.
Newark, Y. J-Mr ard Mrs
Thomas Hinchman lived in the
speaking. if The allegations in her
suit for divorce are correct.
Elmira. n. Y.--Just after Elmira
High lost the state basket ball cham
pionship by one point, it develops
that Walter Watkins OF the team
has been married for two months.
Washinston--It you spend your
old money eventually Uncle sam
will make money ont Of II. A new
process or converting soiled cur
rcncy into high grade paper has in
creased the salvage profits from
$4,000 10 $4,000.
Newark, y. J.-Tirst in holes-in-
one among his countrymen- so he
; thinks Is Washington Thomas
/ Washington. solt pro. He has made
/ IA OF 'om, beginning when nine
/ years old.
/ New Haycn--Ncw American rec
ord for l500-mcter free style swim
/ of 2e.17 set by G.. II. Langner OF
/ Yale varsity team, while his team
/ mate, J. a. House, continues mcr-
! rlly smashing records by setting new
/ intcrCollo giate record of o:4o 3-o II
@2o-yard back stroke. +. NJ. Rick
man makes new intcrcollo gia'e rec
ord Of Gas rs In 440-yard breas
( stroke.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

acknowledgements from 50 to rs
cents an hour. with eight-hour day
in place OF present nine hours. and
four-hour Saturday, voted by 1000
common lahorers. members OF local
union No. 631. effective May ..
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

New HaveD-New Haven W. c. y.
l.. votes to send letter to Governor
frumbull urging that judges OF New
Haven city court be appointed with
out political consideration and on
character and ability alone.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

acknowledgement on proposal
to allocate directly TO cities and
towns a portion OF state revenue
from excise tax on use OF highways
by public service motor vehicles
reached at conference with tax COM
missioner. w. II. Blodgett, at which
various interests were represented.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

Clinton-Constab bic Joseph Hurd
fined S25, with $40 RENTED, on
charge Of reckless driving after
forcing truck off road Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-30

airplane. He has been flying II over
the campus.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
Buy a Home With No Cash
Pavrnent

east home who will sell to you. without
cash. on a monthly payment Of $3.50
(which includes all interest. principal and
hardwood floors hot-water heat and electric
ity:. tastefuily decorated. quaint in design.
full particulars. address Box 30O-H. Star
office
Evening star., 1927-11-12
SALE-RTSINESS PROPERTY,

CORNER BUSINESS PROPERTY. NEAR A
large school in a new northeast DEVELOPMENT.
consisting of six apartments and two stores
ard 4-car brick garage rental over $4,000: ::
everything rented but one store. This is a
splendid investment and opportunity to open
- for off
Evening star., 1927-11-12

l424 HOLLY ST. NV. 10th ST:
Heights!. half block from 10Th st. st:-New .i,S
construction lot 50x142: price. S17.750
net. Owner. Franklin 1882 or Cleveland $50.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
WOODBRIDGE.

. Nearly new Groom emibungalow on
X. L. ave-, Buit-in garage. oak floors. fire.
place. All modern features. Any reason-
able cash payment. Balance like rent. In
qulre 1922 South Dakota ave. ne. North
Evening star., 1927-11-12
BUNGALOW.
CHEVY CHASE.

This attractive little home contains living
room with open fireplace. dining room kitch.
en-. pantry, two bedrooms and tile bath al.
on first floor: oak floors. hot-water heat.
screens. metal weather stripped: lot 50x1as
with garage: just one square from Conn.
ave. on a, concrete street: very easy terms.
Robert Lewis Adams 1875
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
14l5 X ST. MAIN ASP.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN!

Stop at Garland and Davis aves Takoma
Park. two blocks north of Sanitarium on
Carroll ave. one block east on Garland, first
house left
Look at a dandy cottage. we'll furnished.
on lot 65X165. with magnificent shade.
l.isten-on account of leaving city-I
wish to sell my equity of 5000 with, or
without furniture). leaving only S4.700 due.
IN two trusts. Make ME an offer. 13'
Evening star., 1927-11-12
SALE-HOUSES.

NEW. BEAUTIFUL. FIVE-ROOM AND BATH
brick home: has large. built-in garage. 3
large porches, hardwood floors throughout.
High school Price only $3.50: $500 cash,
balance $50 monthly. includes everything.
Star office
Evening star., 1927-11-12
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
----------------~~---
REDTCED 81 000

Woodbridge, D. c.. special bargain; 6 large
rooms. strictly modern; h-w.h. with auto
matte, control: 90 foot lot. beautiful shade
and shrubbery; only $3.50: small cash pay
ment and $50 per mo. Call North 1908.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

AMY GORDON, HOME SPECIALIST. DE-
tached home to Army and Navy officers and
other reliable persons on monthly payment
plan. Room HOS. 1343 H st. NV. Main
Evening star., 1927-11-12
SALE-HOUSES.

MUST -sACRIFICE--s-ROOM 2bath. de.
cellent condition: all improvements: near
Walter Reed terms. Address Box 2-H.
i24 G. ST. NE.-RENT OR sALE-THIs
lights. h-wh. and garage, ideal for room:
'eF sssms house Cali Hr aRs rssa s1 low easy
dHf day for Inspection. : to 8; win sacrifice for
quick sale, this fine Or: brick: elec. lights.
aetms aet M %SShes g9SRs Col ail s515 e0mOle'e
AMY GORDON. HOME SPECIALIST. DE;
tached home to Army and Navy officers and
other reliable persons on monthly payment
plan. Room HOS. 1343 H st. NV. Main
5S3.
!, ADJOINING BRICK HOUSES. 23rd ST:
$4,000. Address Box 34O-K. Star office.
HERE'S THE SEASONS BEST BUY.
Close to Woodley rd. and Conn; ave
Brick; eight rooms. two master baths. -four
bedrooms: bult.n garage: concrete front
porch awnings for porch and and al %lndoWs;
hot-water, heat. electricity: in fact. every
dition. Must be sold at once. Priced at
a figure far below reproduction cost Terms
Cleve. 2407. after 8 pm.
OPPORTUNITY
corner il, an excellent NV neiehborhood at
and other exceptional features: close to
schools churches. stores. bus lines and car
lines 1nSsstjsa'f THosa F. tcfskk;R JfAk;RE11 co.
7s1 10th st. NV. Main 7ee.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ACRES. SOUTH RIVER NEAR DEFENSE
Highway: ST $50: terms $50 cash. balance
monthly. Address Box 355-K. Star office. .
WATER PRONT ESTATES.
CHARLES r. LEE
AnnapOlis. Md
Evening star., 1927-11-12

4.250: brick, large rooms. bath, all I'M
provements small cash payment and S37 go
Evening star., 1927-11-12

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Evening star., 1927-11-12

ITO Y ST. n. E.
Bright. sunshiny home. 6 rooms and bath
20-ft. lot garage, 3: porches. cleo. h.-w h.
foored basement. Highest point in Wash
ington: 3 minutes to Treasury. Govern
ment employe transferred will sell at posi-
day
Evening star., 1927-11-12
RENT-RUSINFSS PR0PERTV

RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
NE. CORNER 4th & G sTS. N.w-3.
story story brick building: 3 large stores and s
ant a9fs- wi. with private bath: gas: elec
VII rent separate or en- suite: ideal for
oe1oatessen: reasonable. Phone Cleve. 1920.
SHOP FOR ANY KIND OF BUSINESS OR
work; 494 Louisiana ave- NV
2nd hoor of 419 and 421 9th st. NV.
suitable for club or upstairs restaurant:
large room. 3S by 100.
3-story warehouse. containing about 81 600
SQUARE feet and elevator; in the heart of the
central business section.
EDWARD KOHNER.
$40 Woodward Bldg. Phone Main $3.50.
REAR 1885 18th NW.-6-CAR GAR $40 90
$50 33 18th n.w;s-,Large store ..... $50 GO GO
slS ID s.w.--Store and dwelling. -. 5000
5ua 1th s.w.-Store and rooms. -. $500
5o3 9TH s.w.-Store and r. and b.. 500
FtnYsnT, tn n, hEi"'mnSt9Te nSVfS .coMpiNy "'''o
733 18th St. NV Main 353-352.
ao4 FLA: AVE. N.w:IIDEAL LOCATION
Csh Penn REsALTY CORP. Franklin aa1.
5le 18th ST. N.W.-FIRST FLOOR. MAKE
los. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1927-11-12
BIG 4.ROOM CORNER HOME.
8 LARGE PORCHES AND GARAGE.
PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE.

PRICED TO SELL AT ONCE.
A wonderful corner home in a splendid
restricted NV. community: z large rooms. 4
big bedrooms. white tiled bath with built-n
porches, pantry and garage: hardwood floors
and artistic decoration. electricity. hot-water
heat. This home is in splendid condition and
tapestry brick 20 IT. by 35 IT.. it has an
attractive exterior and in floor plan and ar.
rangement leaves nothing to be desired in
comfort and efficiency. This is an unusual
home in every respect and is priced to sell
at once. on very good terms: Will consider
this home today: call Atlantic 274.W for
appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

-Ten n
CLARENDON, VA.
New Broom and bath bungalow fire.
place. furnace heat cleo. gas. Corner lot:
Price. -; $50 Cash. 500: balance. $425O
LYON PARK.
Groom and bath semi.bungalow, h-wh..
cleo. gas fireplace. Corner lot. 75x143 it.
Garage. Shade. Price. $7.150. Terms.
II interested in buying a lot. farm. acre
age or exchanging for property in nearby
x,rginda ,nIdnda, it will pay you to consult our
N. f. RYON CO.. INC,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
u BLOCK FROM CONCRETE STREET AND
transportation. an ideal b-room and bath tl
lar: in a most convenient and desirable 10.
cation: besides being convenient to graded
and high schools. it is only 10 minutes ride
from one Of Maryland's hest universities:
Price, 81 500 Small cash h payment and o32
st n.wt Main 1871.
Evening star., 1927-11-12

Colored Buyers, Read This.
northeast home near colored school. walking
DISTANCE of colored high school, near City
Pest Office and Union Station. A six-room
house with hot-water heat and electricity.
bug cellar and IN excellent condition: garage
Tor your car. This IL a bargain at $3.50.
on very reasonable terms For full informa.
tinn and inspection. address Box 3OS-H. Star
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