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Wilton

Raymond Glasner returned to his
home here from Minot where he has
been employed.
e. B. Flynn was a business visitor
in Mandan Wednesday.
j. W. Gramlerg of Regan passed
through Wilton Thursday en- route
home from Bismarck, where he had
attended the telephone convention.
The musical comedy, pickles.
which was given at the Grand Mon
day night was enjoyed by full
house. The comedy was put on by
the high school glee club under su.
pervision of Miss Gertrude Murdoch
a member of the faculty.
E. S. illness has resigned his posi-
ton with the Wilton Cooperative
Association and will work for a col.
lective agency as travelling man.
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGinnis arc
the parents Of a baby girl, born Tues.
day, March 8.
Miss Grace Howe spent Friday in
Bismarck as a guest at the Mrs. Mat.
tie Bigler home.
Mrs. F. E. Gerrish returned Mon.
day from her trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Claude Newman and daughter
Marie, visited relatives in Bismarck
over the weekend.
Mrs. Matte Bigler Of Bismarck
visited relatives in Wilton Sunday.
Miss Doris Cummings of Bismarcl
spent Sunday at her home.
Leo Clifford and Lawrence Richard
attended the basketball tournament
at Mandan last week.
A large crowd attended the pot
luck supper given in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Leonard by the Of
ficers Of the church and Sunda,
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard are
moving to Indiana this week. The
Leonards have made many friends ir
Wilton who wish them success il
their new home.
Mrs. Claude Newman returned from
Garrison Thursday evening, where
she has been visiting her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mccoy motoree
to Mandan Saturday to attend tn,
basketball tournament.
Mrs. F.. M. Pcttygrovc visited al
the J. L. Enright home in Bismarck
last week.
Mrs. Cecil Proctor was a Bismarcl
visitor Wednesday.
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Lem


A large crowd attended the Ladies
Aid held at NJ. A. Liens last Wednes-
day.
Ed Nygaard, who has spent the
past week visiting in Dickinson, re-
turned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Rise, Clarence
and Arthur spent Thursday evening
at Ole Spilde's.
Sybil Strandness, Olga and Joseph
Rise and Helmer Arneson spent We'd
nesday evening at the NJ. A. Lien
home.
Alfred Arneson, accompanied by
Mr.. Christensen and son. Arnold
motored to Bismarck Wednesday, the
latter going to consult a doctor. He
stuck a fork in his foot and it was
reported he had blood poisoning and
had to enter the hospital.
A few from this vicinity attended
the. sale which Frank Berkvam had
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Berkvam
plan to leave for Minnesota soon. S.
/ Members of the township board
met at the y. M. Bjerke home Tues.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Hagen and fam
lily spent Friday visiting ut the Geo
fChristianson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Rise, Selma
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Sterling

Miss Nina Lewis and Miss Ma!
Hall were hostesses at birthday
party given for Miss Lillian Hall
Thursday evening. A delicious lunch
was served ut midnight. Dancing
and games featured the evening.
Mrs. Carol Byers is on the sick
list
A masquerade will be given at the
Sterling hall Thursday evening.
Mrs. Helmer Melland entertained
afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Turner entertained the
Might Hawks" ut her home Thurs
day evening.
Max Lang. daughters Esther and
Johnson and Miss Belva Beatty were
shopping in Bismarck Friday.
Miss Vivian Gaskill and Mrs. =.
given for Miss Florence Gosney and
Charles Gosney Saturday evening.
The evening was spent in playing
ed at midnight.
Raymond johnson spent the week
end with friends at Sterling.
NJ ISIS ESlHcT LdISOu SpSuL a lew
days with Mrs. John Sedivec last
week.
Miss Ruth Fuller spent the week
end in Bismarck.
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Melland Wis
tied in Driscoll Sunday.
Miss Mildred Johnson visited at
Max Lang's Sunday.
Three big rabbit drives have been
held in this vicinity and close to
| 900 jackrabbits have been brought
in
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Lang and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsen and
family visited at the Max Lang home
Sunday.
Warren Belle. Martin Nelson and
son. Howard, and II. B. Wagner were
Bismarck callers Monday.
James Sedivec was caller in town
Thursday.
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.Estherville

Fred Erbuck motored to Wilton,
Tuesday, where he received medical
attention.
AL Tourtlotte returned from Bis
marck Tuesday. where he had been
receiving medical attention.
Miss Edna Eide visited with Mrs
A. H. Helgeson Monday evening.
Edna Knudson was shopper in
Regain Tuesday.
Zoe Keifer was caller in town
Tuesday.
Ole Aune has been busy painting
the Alcott Ryberg home, four miles
southeast of town.
The Keaton boys were callers in
Regain Tuesday.
Mrs. Andy Fischer called at the
Joe Nicholson home Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Hillstead called in town
Tuesday.
Alfred Anderson returned Tues
day from Fargo where he attend
ed the Hanson auto and tractor
school, 49,.
The Misses Alice O'Brien, Edna
Eide, Lydia ..Msrske-- and Mildred
funston called in town Wednesday
after school
Miss Rose Holstein Of Wing held
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interesting and comical program to
be put on ut Braddock Tuesday eve
ming, March 90, by the P. T. A. there.
Anyone who enjoys good laugh had
better attend.
A large crowd was out Sunday eve
ming to the services held here by
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Leiske. Rever-
end Leiske received a call to Beach
and it will be several weeks before
they will return.
The NJ. H. Brownawell family and
two of our popular teachers, Misses
Erickson and Skramstad, were enter
tanned at the o. B. Swanson home
Saturday evening. Radio music and
whist were enjoyed and lunch was
served by Mrs. Swanson.
Mrs. r. J. Elliott received a fine
turkey feeder from Owatonna Metal
Products company, Owatonna, Mimi,
for having the second best exhibit
Of White Holland turkeys at the ALL
American turkey show at Fargo.
Not very many went to the town.
ship election held at school No. 2
Tuesday. o. L. Peterson was re-elect-
ed to succeed himself as supervisor.
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Vivian Ingram, 25-year-old flapper
bandit, pictured above, confessed in
Toledo, Ohio, that she and two men
men held up nine filling stations and
number of petting parties. The
girl has a fOur-ycar-old daughter.
She faces Imprisonment. Here is
story she wrote about her plight.
BY VIVIAN INGRAM
l advise any girl who has home
not to leave 1t for q week
hubby. No matter how much you
love him, it can't be done-not when
God sends you babies.
It's easy for the people to sit in
their comfortable homes with loved
ones, who have three meals a day,
and condemn me, but l wonder how
many of those very people, if they
had my tough breaks-thrown out
into the world alone-could make
good.
l know nothing about law, but
admire it, ! wish that had been
caught before.
Now my only hope is that l get
square deal
Somehow ! don't get a thrill now
out of my title, Her Royal High
ness, Queen of the Bandits
hope that girls who have home
and mother will profit by may mis-
take.
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Mrs. C. A. Swanson was pleasantly
surprised Saturday evening by a
large gathering of friends in honor
of her birthday.
E. C. Ruble has returned from the
Twin Cities after spending the win
ter there.
Mr.. ad Mrs. John Kuck and fam
lily spent Tuesday evening at the
+. O. johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Lee Of Sterling
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer K0on. r.
Mrs. E. l.. Carr and Mrs. N. Koes-
sci visited school Tuesday and Wed.
ncsday.
Miss Runey and Mrs. Everetts OF
Bismarck visited school Monday.
Mr.. Stewart has recovered from his
recent illness and is back on duty u
the schoolhouse.
Mrs. Ole Quale called at the Amun.
son home Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Langeborg Rasmussen is home
after long stay in Mandan and New
MI. and Mrs. C. H. Hillerson
Misses Guam and Hanson and Mrs
p. NJ. Lathrop motored to Bismarck
Saturday.
Miss Doris Tice spent TUESDAY
night with her friend, Vivian Schaf'
fer.
The Sewing club met at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Nelson Friday
evening.
Miss Emma Eisenbeiz visited over.
night with Alice Olson Tuesday.
H. E. Wildfang Of Sterling was q
caller in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart spent
Sunday at the home Of John Stewart
Mrs. H. Ward and children motor.
ed to Steele Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bruschwein, Mr.
and. Mrs. C. E. Ankrum, Mrs. VIM
Meyers, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johns
Mr.:and Mrs. i. III. Omodt and Misses
Hanson, Guam and Hendrickson spent
Monday evening at the. home Of A
Eisenbeisz in honor Of Mr.. Essen
beixz's 52nd birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer KOon and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Lee of Sterling motor
ed out to the James Koon farm sun
day for dinner.
Frank johnson took some horses K
Steele Thursday. :.
Rev. Monsoon OF Bismarck srrivet
on No. 8 Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Kuck called On Mrs. VIM
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Edgerrl0nt

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stroh and Mr..
and Mrs. Wahl motored to Stark to
visit relatives.
Fred Warmers called on Schaffers
Tuesday afternoon. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil .Zelmer are the
parents Of a daughter born recently.
Mrs. Zelmer formerly was Miss Ln-
ella Johnson of this. community and
she and Mr.. Zelmer recently moved
to Canada.
Mary Hochalter is visiting with
her brother, Fred Hochalter. at Bis
marck.
birthday party. was given in
honor Of Gustave Schatz Wednesday
evening. es
Sisters and brothers Of Miss Wor-
letz are visiting with her for the
weekend.
Susie Schatz visited her sister.
! Mrs. John Stroh, ThurA9sx and Err
day.
Johns Lake p. r.. A. and basket
social held Friday evening was q
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Four AlmOnt Men
Here Trade Week;
Three Win Prizes

How four Almont men motorcd to
Bismarck during Trade Week and how
three of them drew prizes is told in
a letter from c. E. Withroe, Almont.
Mr.. Withroe says that Fred Bonus,
Martin Elvick, he and his son Frank
lin drove to Bismarck March 8, regis
tering in the morning.
When prizes were awarded, Fred
Bonus drew the Barker Baking COM
pany prize; c. +. Withroe drew the
Vacuum Oil company prize of 10
gallon drum Of oil and Franklin
Withroe drew the Melody Shops
prize Of a ukulele.
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Brittin

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crawford
were Bismarck callers ut the auto.
mobile and style show.
The Misses Irene and Ida johnson
left Bismarck Saturday to go to
school near Mr.. Allcnsworth's.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Whitaker were
Bismarck visitors Saturday.
The party at Jason Hoover's Sat
urday evening was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doan attended the
automobile and style show in Bis
marck last week.
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Don't Fuss With
Mustard Plasters!

Don't mix mess Of mustard, flour
and water when you can relieve pain.
soreness or stiffness with a little
clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made Of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredi-
ents, and takes the place Of mustard
plasters.
Musterole usually gives prompt re-
lief from sore throat, bronchitis.
tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia, headache, congestion,
pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains
and aches Of the back. or joints,
sprairs, sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds OF !, the
chest ut may prevent pneum onia).
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most enjoyable affair. First and
second prizes were awarded to the
Worletz sisters and third prize to
Mrs. Hauser. The first prize basket
was a doll house in lovely colonial
paper dress.
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Primary Grade

Primary Grade
We have enjoyed IA victrola record
Bcauford Moen brought us.
Our milk monitors are Warren
Ticker and Leroy Heron. Paper
monitors are Leona Williams and
Chester Schmcchel. Lorraine Wealth
erly visited our room last Wednes-
day.
The second grades are bringing
Dutch pictures to make more vivid
the daily life in Holland. They are
constructing canal and windmill
poster.
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Leith

G.. w. Jones and f.. Anhorn made
a business trip to Carson Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Moen was rendered 3
shower by a number Of friends We'd
nesday. Many pretty and usefu
gifts were received. Luncheon was
served by Miss Marjorie Sundin and
Miss HAIL Chalgren.
Pete Anderson spent Thursday and
Friday at Elgin.
Sheriff Henry Hertz and Pete On
lcnburg were business callers here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Kicker and family were
callers at He'll Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schroeder
Of Mott were dinner guests at the
T.. Anhorn home Tuesday.
Mrs. Merrick and Mrs. Wheeler
were here Tuesday returning IRON
Bismarck where they have been visit
ing the past week.
Mrs. n. f. Jones and Mrs. ID. Kan
rath were Joint hostesses to the Pres
bytcrian Ladies Aid at the Edythc
Jones home Thursday. The follow
ing officers were elected: president,
Mrs. f.. Anhorn; vice president, Mrs.
Edythe Jones; secretary, Mrs. FRED
Sent.
Ross Wyman motored to Glen I'll
lin Monday with Gertrude. and Jean
Cooper, who will reside with their
father in the future.
jim McGarry was visiting friends
here Monday and Tuesday.
The VI. W. A. Forester team went
to t.lgin Monday evening to help
initiate 20 members.
Mrs +. j. LAWYER returned home
Thursday evening from weeks
visit at New Salem.
Mrs. Robt. O'Conncll and little
daughter, Eileen, returned home
Monday from Bismarck.
Bculah and Bcrnicc Emch enter
tanned the members Of the Star
Clothing club at their home Monday
evening.
Many are looking forward to the
Passion Play which will he given at
the X. p. hall. March 23 and "a.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Ashbridgc and
children were business callers here
Saturday.
Mrs. Martin Dahl entertained the
Norwegian Ladies Aid at her home
Tuesday.
At the Presbyterian church, Sun
day, March 20: Leith, morning wor-
ship at 10; Sunday school at III
o'clock. Lark. preaching service at
2:30. A congregational meeting viii
be he'd following this service.
Raleigh, Sunday school at the usual
hour, no preaching. Carson, Sunday
school at l a. m. Y. +. c. +. meets
at o'clock. Evening worship at
o'clock. The congregational meeting
for the year will be held Tuesday
evening III the church at s.
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Woman Burned When
Gasoline ExplOdes

jamestown, N. D., March 21.--(R)-
Mrs. 5. N. Chapman of the Wolfcr
apartments here had her face, hair,
arms and hands burned when some
gasoline, in which she was rinsing
out some silk and wool materials, cx-
ploded. The burns, though painful,
arc not expected to be serious.
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The tomato is the only new salad
ingredient known to modern times.
The Egyptians used onions and gar
lie, Confucius liked cucumbcrs, Per-
slams. used lettuce, and radishes, the
Chinese used watcrcress, mustard.
nasturtium leaves land hard-boiled
eggs.
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intermediate Room

The attendance in our room has
been good. Florence and Oscar
Wrolson have returned. They have
been i'll a week.
TIE fourth and fifth grades have
made an interesting product map of
the United States.
The third grade studied poem
called THE Journey" Each pupil
picked out one picture to make.
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High School Notes

Billy Burbagc visited school Tues
day.
The following pupils we're absent
during the past week: Stella Stew
stadvold, Elsie Meyer, Selma Repp,
Bill Rosvold, Loren Carr, Lillian
Meland and Kenneth Carlson.
Lucille Gustafson stayed with her
friend, Bcryl johnson Saturday night.
The Modern history class has been
studying about China the past week.
The advanced algebra class is now
solving homogeneous quadratic equa-
tions.
Friday English club observed Fri
day as China day by giving a pro-
gram consisting of interesting topics
on China.
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Movers and Mrs. A. Bruschwein Tues
day.
The Kings Hcralds will meet at
the home Of Mrs. Hillerson Friday
afternoon after school.
The Lutherans will have English
service at the NJ. E. church Sunday
morning, March 20, at II a. M. Rev.
Grcss will preach at 2 p. m.
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High School Notes

The high school report cards were
de ~" asst week.
Our high school is taking part in Il
STAGE .l.lerwrlting contest. The
student is to write a letter to a local
merchant on the following topic /:
"Why Merchants Should Handle Da-
kota Maid Flour
The Z. 7. A. holds its regular meet
ing Monday, March 2lst, in the
schoolhouse ut 8 o'clock. A splendid
lecture will be the feature.
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Czechoslovakia has gardeners
school
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MIDWEST STORM
K|LLS2, INJURIES 8
Hail, Rain and Wind Cause
Heavy Damage in Iowa
and Illinois.


CHICAGO. July "A storm, tor
nadic. in Henry County, Iowa. and &C
companied in Illinois by high winds
hail and heavy downpours, cost two
lives. injured eight persons and caused
heavy property and crop damage ir
the two States last night.
The small son of Harry Hazen was
killed when the storm struck the
HAGEN home, near Whalen.. Iowa
Chicago by q lightning bolt. Eight
persons were injured in Iowa.
The storm hit suddenly. routing a
new heat wave which had descended
upon the two States during the day
1t was OF comparatively short dura'
ton, but much rain fell, and there
were hailstorms over the entire
storm area.
Hail Skaters Windows.
Crop damage was reported from
both States. Trees In Clinton. Iowa,
were all but stripped of their leaves,
and windows in every part of the city
were shattered by the bulletlike tattoo
of the hailstones.
Keota and Iowa City. Iowa. also re-
ported storm and crop damage.
In Chicago what was dead calm
one minute vas a shrieking wind
storm the next. whirling sheets of
rain through the streets. The storm
came while thousands of bathers still
were at the beaches. Many sought to
save themselves from the pelting hail
attack by submerging up to their
necks in water. but the storm became
so intense and was accompanied by
such a temperature drop that they
fastened to sheltering lighthouses.
Three deaths had occurred here in
the heat that preceded the storm.
Mail Pilot Injured.
Pilot I. o. Bif1e, carrying west
bound air mail for the Boeing Air
Transport Co., was forced down at
Franklin Grove, ILL.,, last night by the
storm
Panic resulted among 500 persons
attending a church carnival when the
wind tore down tents and tipped over
q ferris wheel. One man was struck
by falling tent pole and his neck
was broken. Doctors did not expect
him to live.
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The Console Card Table
helps out enormously when
the room must look its best,
and It becomes absolutely
indispensable at card time.
$4,000
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LANDING REPORT GROUNDLESs
U. S. Marines Not Put Ashore at
TsingtaO.

PEKING, July R.-A report from
Japanese sources yesterday that 400
American Marines had been landed
at Tsingtao, Shantung Province, was
unfounded, it was learned today.
There are no American Marines in
that vicinity, the only American
naval men there being the crews of
4 few submarines which are Summer.
ing at Tsingtao.
Latest official reports make no men.
ton Of the landing of any Of these
forces, although they describe the
situation in the city as tense.
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HELD FOR GRAND JURY
IN KILLING OF MAN
Coroner's Jury Binds Over George
Sylvester Washington for
Staying Neighbor.

George Sylvester Washington, col.
ored, ~ years old, 319 Knox court
southwest, was held for the action of
the grand jury today by a coroner's
jury which conducted an inquest into
the killing yesterday Of Jesse Johnson,
also colored, q years old, who resided
at 331 Knox court. southwest.
Washington appeared at No. 4
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police station yesterday afternoon and
announced to Policeman Rosenberg.
acting desk sergeant, that he had
come to surrender, because he had
killed a neighbor. He then told the
police that his wife, who was sick. had
been annoyed by colored woman
living nearby and when he ordered her
awav. johnson interviewed. Washing
ton said johnson made a move which
indicated to him that the former was
going to use a weapon, SO he drew
his pistol and fired two shots. One
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
american shipper-London.
Bergensfjord-Christian Oslo and copen.
Coamo-san Juan.
Martha washinsson-Sspies.' Pal Palermo As"s and
President Garasld-Around the world.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Martiniaue--Puerto Colombia and Cartarena
UNIympicSChernourg and Southampton.
Ln9a-TgFks Island. Puerto cabello and
Poseidon-Pnerto Colombia.
Minnesota-London.
Bantu-Buenos Aires.
Gholuteca-Puerto Cortez.
Tercero-Buenos Aires.
SAILING SATURDAY. JULY o.
Adriatic-=Queenstown and Liverpool.
rrance-Plymouth and Havre.
ASuitania@cherbo oaa1, and Southampton.
s;SoIa la-22ueenstown and Liverpool.
Catherine-Monte Christi. Puerto Plata. San
calamares--Havana. Cfisto6al and Port
Aetapan-santiago, Kingston and Puerto
Nerissa-St, Johns
Maravi--Santiago. KINGSTON and Puerto Co.
Vestris-Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo and
r,a Sne 7 air Airef p.d-o \. r.oo,,,
mingo City.
SAILING SUNDAY-JULY 10.
observation-disclosures. Sydney and Melbourne.
SAILING 'MoNDAY-JULY II,
Roma-Alexandria. Beirut and Jaffa.
SAILING TUESDAY. JULY 10.
Ancon-Port All Prince
Berlin-Plvmouth. Cherbourg and Bremen.
George Washington-Plymouth. Cherbourg
and Bremen,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Southampton and
Hamburg.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JULY 13.
caibo.
Maraval-Grenada. Trinidad and George.
town.
'Iiwives-Kingston. Cristobal and Port lmon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-07-07

DUE WEDNESDAY. JULY IS.
FrTessldent Harding-Rremen. July 4
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BENJAMIN and Annie Seigel. boy,
Philip p and Ester NJ Quinn. girl.
Martin Z. and Ella Fladung. girl.
William and Mary G.. Andrews girl.
Ludwig F.. and Ethel l.. Crossman, boy.
Theodore and Hermina Edelschein. boy.
BENJAMIN and Ann II. Furman. boy.
Vincent A. and Mildred E. Holmes. girl.
Earl r. and Harriet T. Lester. boy.
Forrest j. and Daisy G.; Nelson. boy.
William G., and Mary TITO, Thort2 nov ooS.
Thornton H. and Leona Gray. giri.
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Births Reported.

he Health Department in the past - hours s.
Burton l.. and Allie 3. Knight. boy
Peter and Durso Paulini. girl.
Joseph ] and Laura G. Sullivan girl
Walter $. and Bldena Walton. girl.
William H and Ethel l.; Wells. boy.
Eric H and Gladys M. Hadlev. boy.
Newton G. and Grace E. Robertson. girl.
William G. and Ida A. Law. girl.
Ortesino and Antoma Peixoto. girl.
Basilio and Angelina Sapienza girl
Harvey aud Jane Brasse boy.
James B, and lola Fletcher girl
Norman f. and Edythe McGinnis girl
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A genuine Mahogany Low Boy
can be used effectively in the
foyer, the bedroom, or the living
room. And its drawer space is
equally useful wherever It may
be placed. $500.
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1000 i. 5. SAILORS
T0LAND IN CHINA
-
Force to Be Put Ashore in
Shantung Under New
Agreement.


By the Associated Press.
SHANGHAI, July 7.--Advices from
TOXIC. state that dispatches received
at the Japanese foreign Office today
told of an agreement reached al
Tsingtao. Shantung, last night by
which the United States would land
loco bluejackets there and Great
Britain send contingent from
Shanghai.
The advices said that the agree
ment was reached at conference OF
he British, Japanese, German and
American consuls at Tsingtao.