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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27
Dance Monday nigh: at Senson
Hill Hall.

Hill Hall.
L. ]. Conway has received word
that his daughter, Frances Louise,
will graduate from high school at
Delaware, Ohio, June 2. Miss Con-
way will be remembered by Seattle
friends by her visit here two years
ago.
Mrs. Nora Walker has been select
ed by the educational department Of
the University of Washington as a
typical western race woman to pose
for the art class in that department.
Miss Cordelia Forney was one of
the seven students of the music de-
partment who was honored by being
selected by the teacher, Miss A. F.
Venina, to appear in recital at
Meany Hail last Thursday night.
Miss Forney played two selections,
March Wind" by Mcdowell, and
"valse," by Levitike.
DR.. Susan Moody Of Persia and
Miss Helen Pilkington of this city
were interesting speakers at the First
A. NJ. Z. Church Sunday school last
Sunday.
The Welcome Club celebrated its
sixth anniversary at the Y. w. e. A.
Wednesday night, at which time it
presented an interesting program.
Mrs. Butler, president, has increased
the membership to IS, who are doing
effective social uplift work. More
than so guests were present at the
celebration.
The Joan de Arc Club will have
charge of the vesper services Sunday,
at which time Miss Candace Black,
student at the University of Wash
ington, will speak. A pleasing mu-
steal program has been arranged.
This will close the services for this
season.
Buy your haberdashery at MeFsr-
Inns.
Rev. Frank L. Donohoo of Everett
has been in the city several days this
WIN WI. OuoiHeSSs
Mrs. Anna Barnett entertained at
dinner last Sunday for the pleasure
of Sam Mccoy, after which Mr.. Nc
Coy and Mrs. Barnett motored to
Snoqualmie Falls.
Dance Monday night at Renton
Hill Hall.
In the March edition of Music ana
Musicians Mrs. Josephine c. Preston.
state superintendent of public IN
struction, has published a complete
list Of accredited music teachers.
This list reveals the fact that Mrs.
Candace M. Black, 2004 East John
Street Is the only colofed teacher IN
the state Of Washington who has sue
cessfully passed the state board ex-
aminations and has been awarded her
life certificate. This gives Mrs. Black
the same rating as high school In
structor.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27
Dance Monday night at Renton
Hill Hall.

For the pleasure of his father, ].
w. Robinson, and his brother-ln-law,
]. r. Chase, who left On the SIS. III.
F. Alexander Tuesday, DR.. A.. w.
Robinson entertained at dinner SUM-
day in the private dining room OF
Mrs. Art Smiths Cafe. The table
was beautifully decorated with flow
ers and candles, at which covers were
placed for Miss Olga Robinette, Miss
Evelena Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Chase, j. w. Robinson and the hose.
In celebration of their goth ami
yersary, Queen Esther temple, 5. NJ.
T., entertained members and friends
with a party Tuesday night at their
lodge rooms. A large anniversary
cake with 20 candles was baked for
the occasion by Mrs. Mary ]. Robin
son. OF the charter members OF the
temple the only ones living are Mrs.
Elizabeth Rutherford and Mrs. Anna
Bagley. Queen Esther Temple and
Evergreen Lodge held their annual
thanksgiving ceremonies last Sunday
night at the First A. M. E. Church,
the Rev. T. F. Jones preaching the
sermon.
Mrs. Charles c. Daniels plans to
leave Tuesday for her native home In
Missouri to visit her mother. She
expects to be gone about three
months.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

The Bungalow Tea Shop is closed
this week due to the illness of the
proprietress, Miss Clara Williams,
who is confined at Seattle General
Hospital.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

The Rosebud Art Club has an
nounced an entertainment and dance
to be given June II at the Tennis
Club Hall.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

Tuesday Howard Mitchell returned
from Chicago, where he was called
to attend the funeral of his mother,
Mrs. Ida Mitchell.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27
Dance Monday night at Renton
Hill Hall.

Miss Margaret Green passed the
weekend at Everett, where she was
the guest of Miss Susie Prince. Dur
ing her stay Miss Green was the hon.
or guest at dinner at which covers
were placed for ten.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

Mrs. A. c.. Nichols was hostess
Thursday afternoon for the social
meeting of the Rosebud Art Club, at
which a delicious luncheon was
served. The next meeting of the
club will be held June y at the home
of Mrs. Virginia Griffin.
c. c. Wilson, well-known basso,
was presented in {. song recital We'd
nesday night at the First Presbyte-
rian Church of Everett. A large au-
dience was present and Mr.. Wilson .
singing was enthusiastically received.
After the concert Mr.. Wilson was
rendered reception at the home of
Miss Dora Davis.
The Lone Star Art Club met Fri
day at the home Of Mrs. Mary Creas-
mon. After the session the hostess
served dainty two-course luncheon
The next meeting of the club will be
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Fields June
3. The president asks that all MEM
bers be present.
Mrs. Margaret McShan, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Samuel
Peoples, and infant granddaughter,
Margaret Elaine, plans to pass the
weekend at Spokane visiting rela-
tives and friends.
: Mrs. McCloskey Of Brcmerton Is in
the city to attend her sister, Mrs.
Johnson, who continues quite Ill at
her home.
Dance Monday night at Renton
Hill Hall.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

Friends of B. F. Tut will be sorry
to learn he is confined by illness tc
his home, 1422 33rd Avenue.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

L. ]. Conway has received word
that his daughter, Frances Louise,
will graduate from high school at
Delaware, Ohio, June 2. Miss Con-
way will be remembered by Seattle
friends by her visit here two years
ago.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

Dance Monday night at Rsnson
Hill Hall.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

Mrs. Nora Walker has been select
ed by the educational department OF
the University of Washington as a
typical western race woman to pose
for the art class in that department,
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1927-05-27

! Mrs. McCloskey of Brcmerton is in
the city to attend her sister, Mrs.
Johnson, who continues quite Ill at
her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
TWO ADMIT THEFTS,
SAYS INSPECTOR
Prisoners Accused of Rob-
bling Chain Store and
Shop Here.

Found in the vicinity of chain
grocery store at 305S Mount Pleasant
street last Friday morning and arrest
ed by Policeman l.. NJ. Francis Of the
tenth precinct as a "prowler." Louis
Waters colored. 10 years old, has
since admitted participation in two
housebreaking cases and theft Of five
automobiles. according to an AN
nouncement today ny Inspector Henry
G. Pratts homicide squad Waters is
said to have implicated Frederick Carl
Russell. also colored. Is years old, OF
629 w street in some OF the thefts.
and the latter under arrest also is
said to have confessed.
Police state that the prisoners ad-
NIT having taken a 300pound safe
from a Sanitary grocery store at 351l
Twelfth street northeast and abau-
doned il near Martlnsburg. w. Va,
after battering it open and taking its
contents Of about S200 in cash Wa
tiers. according to the police also ad.
mitted taking a cabinet safe from the
Shade Shop. at 34i7 Connecticut ave.
nue.. and taking st7.S4 from it, aban-
doning II on lot in rear Of the store
Two charges of househreaklng and
five of joy-riding were preferred
against Waters, White a similar mum.
Der Of joy-riding ana one Of house
breaking were preferred against Rus.
sell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-09
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

SAILING TODAY.
President HardinE-Plyniouth. Cherbourc
ana South1r0nfon
Tstonia---Copenhagen and Dan.ig.
Observation-Disclosures Oslo and Co
Manuel Caivo---cadiz and Barcelona
Aneon-Pprt au Prince and -CTistobal.
Slnaia-Algiers.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10.
MISUNDERSTANDING and SOUTHAMPTON.
Tivivee--kingston. Cristobal and Puerto Co
Fort 81. Georre-Bermnda.
Carahobo--San Juan. La Guayra and Mara
caib0.
SAILING THURSDAY. AUGUST IL.
.seauibo9cristobaI. iouidu s"' and Ti' Val
san Lorsnso-san Juan and santo Domingo
United ststes-christiansand, Oslo and Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Southampton and
Hamburg.
SAILING FRIDAY. AUGUST 10.
Alfonso XIII-Corunna. Santander and Bill
Martinique-puerto colomhia and cartc.
Merope-Fssrt au Prince and Cane Haitien
Caronia--Iondon.
SAILING SATURDAY AUGUST 10.
reltic---oxenstown and Liverpool.
Grin Pinsho shTSSG otRenSnrT
sScytst11.oqsens,own and Liverpool,
MinnetonAa--Plymouth Cherbourg and
puiilowNaples and Genoa.
Or zaba--Havana.
Arap- hoe--San Juan.
CoIombia--Puerto Colombia Cristobal and
San Francisco.
Pastores--Havana. Cristobal and Port LimoD
American Legion--Rio de Janeiro. Santos
Monteviteo and Buenos Aires.
Dorothy-santo Domingo City.
Silvia-St Johns.
La Mar-a-Santiago. Kingston and Puerto
Bar-ios.
Mascabi-Puerto Colombia.
SAILING MONDAY AUGUST IS.
Liberty 1and-Genoa and Marseile.
SAILING TUESDAY. AUGUST 16.
George Washngton-Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen.
Hsiti-St. Thomas. Martinique and Bar
bados
Maraval--Grenada. Trinidad and Derierara
Evening star., 1927-05-06

F(Jk O()LOK Ell.
Corner 18th and se.-6 rooms bath.
For sale: no cash down. S41 80 per month.
Phone Main gtO7
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JUST 4 FEW APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
IN THE FRANKLIN PAhh,

1882 EYE ST. N.W., 49,
elevators. M ali apartments have high, ceilings:
large closets large, we'll yentlla1ea rooms; i,,s,
around the corner from .theaters. Govern va1-
ment departments, shopping district. COZ COZ
leges, universities. graded schools CHURCHES, I
banks. markets etc Cool in Summer. free
from dust: quiet and restful. A GOOD pace
for the business or professional man 10 hge.
Q g. e. & rooms and reception hall apart
me9tsR ghRDfS ksaISnSoifD SER 3 DENT. ES INC. AGENTS
MAIN 1884. l409 L ~. N.M'
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED
1880 an

1899 3lst 81. y e. MT. RAINIER
Detached house OF large rooms and bath
electric lights. biz cellar: broad front porch.
ward 5uX2uu, shade trees excellent nlace for
children. Just reduced to $40. KEYS across
street
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RENI-W WAItETUISES
$1,000 SQUARE FEET OF FLOOR SPACE
on R ]. ave tirerroOf building: $500 per
month. X. f. MILOR. Main SO2.
FLORIDA AVENUE. NE.
"a 900 Square Feet.
The Western Electric Building. No. go
Florida avenue nOrthcSy*. fireproof ware
house. containing "a 600 square feet. Eie
vator two loading platfo.sV4-. sprinklers
heating plant and large office sbace.
Available to responsible tenant at very
low rental
500 18th st. NV. Main 94S6
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1911 22nd ST NV. NEAR DUPONT
GlrGle-3 c,s;- e, 70 rooms reception han. bath.
S4750 TO $50. One month free.
2300 18th ST. NV.
large rooms and bath h............S6 S65
f. ROY LEWIS.
1928 Investment Bldg. Main 1921.
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aiS am II. R. HowENsTEIN CO, oos

SEVERAL y. VERY DEsTRABLE Al APART, Eb
nf1leen1ts&oNE men ROOM, GRILs CLQSSEEIp SE y ANP bTH
BPEFNNfTAf,S r. S34 50 PER MONTH AND 1,r6>t "
@ACC0RDING TO SIZE AND L0TA4lON' 90,
~ GRO0MFS. 1i16 K 81.
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WANTED TO RUY-APTS.

MT RAINIER. MD-3 ROOMS. AMI. EN-
tire End floor eiec. and heat furnished: $40
mo- half block from bus stop. Hyatts.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

sUBDIVIDTNG LARGE FARM. SELLING
any acreage desired Beautiful sites in bear
ing orchard, high Woodland or fertile field,
At Woodford. on Wash.-Ya. eec. line: S150
to $3.50 per acre, in easy payments. No
cash If you build. Owner, w. A. SHERMAN.
Kienna.. Va. 1Ls
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SO L St. NV.
o rooms and bath. h.................S4 $4,000
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T44 9th At u.w.--6 rooms and bath
downtown location: S3050 per month.
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42S 18Th NE r. AND B.....-.S33 50
b4l Elliott .e.--6 2. aud b......... 1850
~ Florida ave. VT r. and b.. so
3GlV y. II. ave .--S r. and b......... 1000
CDT0RED
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WANT TO BUY FOR CLIENT TO Il
family apartment. Connecticut ave. section
See W. 5. MATTHEWS. with MAURY & Mo
LEAN. realtors, 1872 st. NV. Main 1926.
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Observation-Disclosures.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BROOM APARTMENT. UNPUBLISHED;
w section: for couple: describe and state
price; reasonable. J. C. Martin 800 St n. e
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
COLORED-S33.50.
THE ARNO 1035 goth ST. NV.
3 large rooms and bath.
SEE LANIT0R OR CAIII MAIN 500

Lanier ri. n.w-4 rooms, bath anil
S57. so; 3 roomse bath. ami. $45. Can be
seen anytime; see ianitor
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COS EMERSON ST. Nw--8-ROOM. BATH
ami. newly built home: in splendid Ioca-
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AIS end at. % rooms. bath. h. w b
cleo. in excellent location for rooming house
Newly papered and painted throughout: S85
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THE AMHERST APARTMENT. 1864 Co
lumbia I'd. n.w.--Apartments of . rooms,
kitchen. bath. $50 90: 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. $55. Apartments open.
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FOR COLORED.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
LOW RENTS.
1915 North Carolina Ave. NE.
1 rooms. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S300 90

2041 Rosedale St. NE.
rooms and bath. S35 90
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1719 Eye ST. n.w--15 rooms. baths:
stn. elec: 4-car gar. Large rooms suit
able for rooning house tea room. In ex-
cellent condition: reasonable.
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3c3 14th st. ne--Large Groom and hath
house, INV H.. el light; excellent condition.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER .
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1917 Eve st-9 rooms, bath: cleo Suit-
able for rooming house. In excellent CON
dition: SIS.
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317 10th ST. SET rooms. bath; elec.
lat; gar. Splendid condition; S45.
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1927 14th St n.w.--6 rooms bath
h:-ah.. cleo; gar. In splendid location
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ass0 aSf6 ST N-W--JTsT ONE SQUARE
IoTtb of Wardinan Park Inn and one square lre
aast of conn, ave. cars: four large nSn{
rooms. bath and porch, Soo' opeclai
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il6 3rd n,e.--6 r................. S32.50
1910 Fla ave VI v.... ~ 30
T5S Harvard n.w~-6 r. and b.. 5000
iT57 Willard VT r.. and b....-.. 5000
D. Il LOHNsON co Mll \ y. Ave
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STONE & FAIRFAX.

o1tside r"1s sEty - irbt 5nt ir rSnt en-
$50: nex. to the corner of East CBp.. NJ. 4
9th ST. ne
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25 Seaton pl n.w--6 rooms bath: h.-a h .
cleo: 2-car gar: $50.
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6IH 9 ST W--LARGF STOREROON
and II rooms and bath above; can be rented
"a whole or in part. Excellent location
for laundry branch etc. with roOmIu-
house above. Reasonable rent.
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14th & X

1867 ID ST. S.E.
q large rooms aud hath. front and rear
double pOrches. hot-water heat aud electric
lights new home sos
RITZ.
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J. DALLAS GRADY,
904 14th st. NV.
Main 6IS1.
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Close "a the Northsast bnsirass center.
new house Of rooms aud bath. hOt-watcr
heat, electric lights in perfect condition.
Nam QOnl Rranch 4
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THE LANSING APARTMENT. 116 North
Carolina ave. s.e.-Apt. 5: rooms. bath
and porch S45. Can be seen anytime.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

APT. HOUSE ON CORNER
of 10 modern apts: annual rental
ey,024 annual expenses approximately
II ;6I5. What have you to trade for my
80 900 equity? Call. or see Mr.. CONTELLA,
SOS 5th 50. NV. Franklin $500.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
CLEAN 'EM-UP''

WILLIAM r. JACKSONS appointment to succeed himself as w in.tiyator If the States Aorneys Windham County has been ratified by umbu This gives sat saetion of the county they be law abiding
 they breakers they not so we'll pleased to see MT Jackson continued They know him officer who will not be denied and who usually gets what he goes after
 Down New London County he has earned the obrquet Clean Up Jackson because of his excellent work in that county for seven years preceding his coming to this county
 Jackson with the late Theodore Roosevelt in the Spanish War When the Colonel President of the United States passed through Wilmante day he made special inquiry Bill Jackson who although he personally knew the President kept in the background
 When he returned from Cuba Mir Jackson was appointed constable and short time later city sheriff of Nilmanc For years he special detective for the Erie railroad March 1905 appointed of the then mem of the State Police He served with that organization with thirteen years a received his first appointment as county investigator.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
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COLONIAL FARM HOUSE

Together HHtH l25 acres 4 land or any part tharea3 far sale at private treaty Known a tba Wolf Den Farm. and owned bF Charles l Ransom. and i1= c4t.d In lnEal tha most beautiful and h turie4 a u the aHlEerse. .-JilI= afed ahaaH tHrer minute ride from P4mffef Depot con the Haif heH Raad lending fI 3ssii!i f.af Corners. al-,aiied hr Connecticut ~tats r-4 and General lsHael Putnam s RaIf deH Interior ei the hausy Is If
 trang calaalal influence having been eaH .traetea H# i59G. hRe tjBe iifepIaees. aHc oi unusually large dimensions. many af taH ruam- attraetierIy pam rIlcd If ahIeh there are sixteen m number =Iide shutters at fhc win lau eXt ileut supply af water by 5uWtr pump Ystem. bath faam and Haat Electricity available Tho view
 .ue If fhe most beautiful among the NeV England hills. u fact its equal WIll Het soon be found Spring water in abundance. You are cordially invt- ed now ta visit the prgmisa#. inspect 'be house and old furniture thereim winch m8g be purchased in its entirety with thl property, Price uhtainable from Nr Ransom on the premises. =er Mitte Bros, agents Office 42 Main street Ranlelson. Conn.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BUS IN COLLISION
Horse Killed. Driver Hurt. Wagon Smashed. Near Abingdon Four
 Corners

One horse #f team xas killed, the other SO badIs injured that # l, Co be killed and E F WhitehoHse driver of the team. Was injured when bus of the New England Transportation Com pany collided with the team on the state road naf far from Abingdon Four Corner Monday afternoon. The wagon "a mashed The bus was drived bg Charles Woodward of Put nam. a second lieutenant ia the Put nam Heada# a#after- Company.
 Mr Nhs#H48ses team was at standstill at the time of the accident. 1 light tfzsH was stopped nearly op- posite the empty horse-draWa lumber wagon. leaving 8 marrow pasagewaE. The bus e down the grade and around the s4rge and did nat make the passagewae ieft by the standing yehi- ries
 One aI taa horses was Instantly killed The #ber wagon Was thrown an t1p of fHe ether horse. and it was
 badly Hed that # z said it iz 70 be sHlt Mir Whifehausc was thrown from she wagon and Wa badly bruised and HakeH up.
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
BURBERRY TIME

yu,HF bueberry season M height and some fine tfa Is
 \ being brought to market Nothing Is better 'u"i than % , ,e ,,ess be i've bneberry pies But oh the back aches in picking little berries that seemingly take ao
 to make quart However to some there IS iaselhato" about picking berries just as there Is asena"n aoou' s Roth he berrypeker and the fisherman find satisfaction III m result of the days If the result be meaEer neVefthee the day outing enjoyed Those who scorn To s m atoo toned boat in brong with line m the water rom lhor" ing until night something just as do those who can gel no satisfaction from passing bush bush and hng and re- filling the little that a last fills the bg pail Unless you have shed day and eaten cold luncheon or picked berries all day and become thoroughly physically red out you don
 know how good supper how good bed can feel
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
WINSLOW STAR ATHLETE
 AT CAMP TRUMBULL

Gordon Winslo~ of Putnam was the star performer in the athletic meet held B, Camp T,unhull, Mantle, Wed nesday afternoon. as the closing event on the Governor day program Aided materially by Winslo,s's brillia nt showing. the member, of the siE-man detachment from Headqusrters com. pany scored enough points to easily win the meet over al the companies of the i6sth regiment whose two weeks snesmpment closes Sunday
 Putnam's star dash man won the Hundred yard dash by a five yard mar gin. took the 220 with fifteen yards to spare, the 40 by an equal mar gin. placed second in the running broad jump and ran on Putnam Nin-
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22

Al q Court of Probate held at Put nam, in and for the District of Put nam on the 22ud day pf July. l92T Present Henry N Bcnoit. Judge Els tatcof Archie LacroiN late of Putnam.
 u .a.d District. deceased The admin isuat0r of said estate having made written application Co this Court for au order authorizing and empowering him ta sell certain real estate belong
 ing to said estate. as per application nn file fully appears ORDERED That UH the 27th day uf July. 1927. at iH o'clock in the forenoon. at the Court 5f Probate in Putnam. be and th, same is assigned for hearing on thy foregoing application. and this Court directs the Administrator Co cite au persons interested therein 10 ap- pear at said time and place. by pub llShng this order of notice once in some newspaper having circulation in saId District. and by posting a copy on tho public sign post in the Town of Putnam where the deceased last dwelt. at least days before said day of hearing. and return make Co this Court af the notice gwen HENRY \ BENOIT. Judge 29
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22

ming relay combination Ills point total was nineteen. enough 10 win the meet alone Private Charles Murphy was third the hundred and sec end in the g20 dash. Prlvate Bove competed fn the high jump and ran in the reIa7 and PriEate Perry was in a tie for tbIrd in the high jump and also a relay runner The mile run and ths shot put were the only events in which Putnam eompeti- tors failed t0 place. Their point score totailed twenty-eight.
 When the whole strength of head quarters company .s present at Man tic in the last two weeks 8f the en. campment. clean sweep Of the athletic meet is expected for there are several good athletes n the re- main5ieF Of the company
Putnam patriot., 1927-07-22
CIFWs AS TO woMANS
 WHEREABOUTS A MYSTERY

The police of Dudley have temporar- IV abandoned the search for Mrs Willis who disappeared from her home n chat town July 3rd
 Otto. the Putnam police dog owned bv Louis Bodo. led the searching par ty tu tho bank of the Qunehaue river six times MT Bedo felt confident chat the woman body would be found under the water Hf the stream Crap bling hooks were used for hours hut without result Meanwhile new eleWs were coming in and. as in an such cases. q woman answering thc ursUrtp= tl1n. WAS reported III number of piac
 Chief George Reynolds has become somewhat discouraged. declaring that 8u if the clews run down SO far lead Co blank walls. and that he has uo more tleWs that seem worth while