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Antonio ana canceilina sandini. boys
etWinsl. .
Joseph b. ana Nellie GOforth. boy,
JeriniRh and Helen NJ DTiscoll. girl.
Matteo and Vittohi Bartlomas, girl
John Al. and Evelyn G.. BriclEley, girl.
George c. and Isegenia Heon, girl.
Winnard r and Virginia Cation, girl.
James 3. and Alexandria Mallos, girl
. Miashael and Grace NJ. Cannatella.
boy.
Harold and Ellen Hodglxlnson, girl.
8 Samuel "A and Doris p. Tucker, girl.
Laurie NJ and Cornelia Huck. boy.
David and Margaret Lynn, boy.
Herman and ADELAIDE Oilers boy.
Royal r. and Monte Conklin, boy.
Graham and Helen Loving. boy.
Clyde w. and Hazel Liggett, boy.
AlphOnso r. and Goldie Orr, girl.
Samuel 3. and Susan u. Thompson,
Girl.
Albert ]. and Mary q. Cornish. boy,
John w. and Viola L. Hoes. boy.
Robert and Ada Holmes, boy.
Albert and. .Edwine Coleman, boy.
& Walter and Sally Spriggs boy.
Charles and Virginia walker, boy. N
q Milton and Martha Barrum. BOY.
William and Susie Copeland, hey.
Thornton and Clara Hart, girl
Girl
James and katherine Robinson, girl.
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MARRIAGE LTCENSES

Bunley Carroll Gibson, Is, ana RUBY
Marie Henley. 90. The Rev. II. r.
! OownR
Linwood q. williams, "a. and Blanche
Il Hall. a. both Of Richmond. The
Rev. II. III Downs.
Irwin W. Kreut. "a. Glen Rock, Pa.
The Rev. II. r. Downs
Maurice Allen Herndon, I'll and
Marie 4 Russell. 1s. The. Rev. .. A.
Nestor.
Robert q. Atweli SIS. ana Lena /.
Roberts, IS. The Rev Weston Bruner.
Howard d. Speolk, 81. and DeIma u.
Burns, 81. Gaithersburg. Md. The Rev.
H. Il Schlincke.
\ John & Rose. so. Newark. Ohio, ana
Susie Mande Roberts. %. Greenville.
81 c. The Rev. w. A. Mckee.
Harry Rosenthal. Is. and Theresa
Falk. ~. both Of Baltimore. The Rev.
!. 81 ~. Loeb.
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DEATHS

John Lewis Heck. 50 years. s507
Northampton st.
Lydia A. Jones, 50 years, 1918 YER
mont Ave-. Chevy Chase, Nd.
Iumbia Rd. ". w.
Catherine Boyle: 50 years. 1870 Y
Mary Ann sexton. 50 years. els sheri-
dan N. w.
Charity elizabeth Thomas, So years,
o14 Pennsylvania Ave. s. n.
Lee Morris, IS years, George Wash.
ington University Hospital.
Hospital.
Raymond Mahoney. ~ years, Home
for Aged and Infirm.
Soren JaspersonY 50 years. Casualty
Hospital. t
ciaud Johnson, 80 years. Walter Reed
General Hospital.
Mary Mayfred Motherhood. 2s years
904 D st. s. w.
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LEMTN Q. RALL

Funeral services for levin Z. Ball,
81. lifelong resident OF Fairfax
county, Va viii ne held tomorrow
afternoon at the Presbyt terrain
church, Townsville, Va.
Mr.. Ball served in the Civil War
with the Confederate Army. He
died at the home Of his niece, Mrs.
Leonard ]. Bahlman. 429 Eleventh
st. N. r.. where he had lived for q
short time. s
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Bids and Proposals

OFFICE or PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND
{ Public Parks of the National Capital.
Washington. b. @. Sealed bids 10 duplicate
will be received until August 18th 1927.
and then publicly opened II Room 1919.
House, Beginners' Pool and swimming
Pool located on the s. w. corner Of the
Mckinley High School Grounds near First
and b Ste. N. r.. Washington. ID. G. Fur
ther Information upon application to this
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Cl.AlRVOYANTS I

MRS. AGNES HAFFERMAN
Readings daily 1419 W 81. NV Pot. 1857
DR.. JANE B. Goa les
Readings Col 6237 1919 A1amr Mill I'd.
seance MOnday, s 3 % main 4Ra7
PROF WRIGHT, $50 New Jersey Ave. s e.
seances We'd and Sun. o. M CRYSTAL
and palm readings. Z. 4193 appointments
MRS Ida ,A MASTlN FORMERLY 81 ionI
SO. N W., can be interviewed BY ap.
lOintment Al 3b46 HUlnead ri " =
block from l4th and Park wood n. Special
fees for month Of August. So Adj 1926.
NINE. FREEDA. 4lI Eve NV. expert card
reader good advice given. Err. 75S0-J.
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Il
cannon ana balls that were used during he Ryouonay w
contains $500 and miles Frsderick
e 3 @H5 80
catoctn room.
frspaces property
beauty
SPRINGS lakes sunksn yaterfai mountain
on or trouts
which contain quail other
Altitude 800 1890
suitable
club. and must be appreciated
price that should easily double
LANCELOT JACQUES.
Il 4s Hagerstown. Nd.
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Educational
INSTRUCTION COURSES

= AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS = LlceTleed white
men thorouEhly experienced hermit
quickly secured Est 10 vra9 Zinc 40
BOYD 1890 day business sources Thorough
up-to-date. easily mastered sncceseful
Boyd Secretarial School,
1888 g W Est q vrs,i N 23SS B 1
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MALE

N An col0red, exp. qualified wants ians
ltor's job ait first-class apartments; good
references. Phone North 1bSO-W.
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shaded lawn. large. comfortable house wide
yeFandas fresh country milk. eKgs and
cnicketls trained nurse ~ assenuanee lav
DR.. Lehman, Plate Specialist
PLATES REPAIRED WHILE You WAIT.
800 Seventh st. n. w, opposite Saks.
Nine Causby Private Salon
A cool and restful place TOR massaging
cleo treate.. marching. flat nerm wave, 81
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Situations Wanted
FEMAl.E

TWO girls would like position in Beaut,
shop, first class operators, will travel o
work in District can furnish best 81 rel
erences. Adams S424.
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CHEVERLY

Beautiful wooded homesites, B0x1b0,
apon water psve sSaIt aSW c " e ru IS.
white way. telephones. schools all deliy.
cry eefvice: good transportation: as low ~
ment In city. Send washington Suburban
Realty Co. District National Bank Bldg,
Tor Information on growth Of Northeast
HOUSES AND ESTATES FOR
! SALE-DIST. OF COLUMBIA 81
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S6,e5O 90

Terms: $3.50 90 Cash: $1,000 Per Month.
YOEI GET THESE THINGS
q large rooms bath, electric EtOTe. elec.
trio motor, electric water heater. hardwood
floors. open stairway. large pOrches and .
niece OF the best Yirginia real estate
67x200 IT,. cement cellar lnders entire
and Won will be located one block from
S300 600 schQol--near bus, and car lines.
TO INSPECT-Take Co1uD.bia Pike Bus
Sth & Pa Ave. N. W.. and get eff &c end
OF rOute-tnrn 10 right at eCd Of concrete
road-Phone Owner.
WALTER ora Ara
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PERSONALS
Scientific Massage

Scientific MASSAGE
2B23 l4th ST. ii. W. 1880. Col. 1888
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work; open all night. 900 y st. Er. 868a
|GODFRIED HOUSE-Kindly communicate
with JACOB MALE. Hotel Harris.
Johnson REST HOME FCk s(aED On.
valid and cOnvalescent: ought allt day gu
pervIel0m N0EIn 19nsl wv l95A - Nv w
EFFECTIVE TODAY Arg 3. 1927, ] will
not be responaible for any debts con:
!Iaeted ~ MIS-, u Il: MSH nWy' AorLneIH "a
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MAIE
AND FEMALE 50

HELP. FREE North 1884. Colored dish.
tors 212b 18th n. W.
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VALISE, containing lady's
and mans clothing, on
Marlboro Pike Sunday after
noon; $40 reward. Call
Capitol Heights $50.
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EI.EITISl(IANS-W WIRING

ELECTRIC fixtures: ret Sakrr'r eetimatee
lowest prices for Al york. 10 poys |. Worl
guar. 81 b St N. W. Nj 1888 Might N Z
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RUSSIAN LESSONS AND TRANSLATION
l110 10TH ST N w
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CHILDREN boarded In lovely home Of Gull
ture and refinement, pre-school age pre-
years Of age under supervision of teacher al
hnme achOOl next door Marlboro 27.F.l2l
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.RURAI REST HOME

5EAMSINESS--EXDe eWtuR OF q
kind CLAYTE GOLDEN
Cal Atlantic 2874-J.
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Mr.. f4TH 81 EUCLID SITS.
business district: real home of we'll
planned rooms, 2 complete tiled baths
|h.-w.-h.. elec. gas, fireplace in living rOorl
heater, eervaIlts' toilet. iaun-
dry trays. front and double rear porchesl
paved alley. room for garage. Only 81 400
cash required Main 343, or Shepherd 2641.
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PRACTICAL nurse, trustworthy woman, viii
serv. party going to New York. Lin. 6032-J.
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MASSAGE WHITE ONLY. NORTH 7267.
Three little girls. 9 to IL tel
board In denghtful home Of culture and re
'leInent: tutoring Ii desired. PHI Dec. 1851
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Mr.. NIVENS. formerly with Siccardi, TEL
now with the Munsey Beauty Shoppel
Munsey Bldg. Fr. 9796.
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Real -

FOCUSES AND ESTATE EDR
sAI.E-DIsT. OF C0LUAIBIA 81
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REPAIRING g REFTNTsHIN(l
WINDOW SHADES

DIRECT FROM FACTORY 70 you N
charge for Installing, Call CleV, 90,
Tor estimate and samples THE SHADt
FACTORY 3417 Connecticut Ave
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
By
Marion Valensi

the caught, breath taking stiffness be-
tween them. Julia thought of the pale
little wading boy in the fountain at
Northheld. But as she looked up at
Alec Farraday he turned his face to the
far gate.
Ought to find way out of here,
julia he said quietly
Julia's laugh was like a thin meager
wrath trying to live in the stiffness.
"We-we're all right" she assured him.
There's the church right through the
gate" She half led the way along the
crumbling flags to the rust eaten iron
grill that barred the way. ''It's lockedl''
She cried.
Then we are trespassingl And it looks
like a princely domain belonging to one
, Of the old Palazzo's. Thank fortune you
have a title, Julia. It may help U.S." He
offered little half laugh.
"Princely!' Julia shrugged. tits prob
! ably a playground for slum children by
day. lot Of the old world has to be
taken by moonlight"
AS If he hadn't heard her, Alec Farra-
day was bending over the lock. "I'll be
darned if I can find the combination,
he said.
Her own hand reached exploringly up
wards, touched his. For a second, wisr
Of second, their touching fingers chung
And in that one quick silver atom o!
time Julia breathed a frantic little
prayer.
Dear God" she prayed. ST want tt
tell him the truth. Help me to tell hin
! the truth! But how can I?" she argued
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18

feel so badly about having to tell you
that I'm of tomorrow. I've promised
some friends in Florence" There was a
second Of silence in which she could
hear the pounding of her heart.
'And So" said Alec Farraday, "this will
be our last evening together. I expect
to sail on the eighth" he finished evenly.
But the match, lit for his cigaret, burned
to the tips Of his fingers.
Naturally hate to CO." said Julia
For these have been nice, these days
haven't they?"
''Nicel For Gods sake, Julia, don't use
that word!' he jerked out. And then as
if to catch himself he made rasping
pretense Of laughter. I'm wretched
enough. And Venice surely deserves
something betterl" He passed hand
over his eyes with the despairing gesture
Of trying to brush away pain. Then
sharply, he bent towards her. you'll
think I'm no end Of a fool, but can't
stand this place a minute longer. Let's
get out. think it's partly that tenor
He tried again to laugh.
And so, somehow, they found them
selves outside-the coaxing black water
tapping up against the landing steps in
soft, gentle little splashes. There was g
sort Of frantic desperation in Alec Far.
raday's eyes as he turned.
Cant we-can't we walk somewhere?'
he asked. you know, Julia, feel as Il
II needed exercise. The laziness OF
this darned town has finally gotten or
my nerves"
And Julia, looking up at him, her Owl
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
published by special arrangement with The
Chicago Tribune Syndicate)
IN TWO PARTs-PART TWO
THE STORY so FAR

THE STORY so FAR
Julia Sloan was the daughter OF the IMAM
cial king Of Northheld, Ohio. She had never
been allowed to associate with other chill
recluSe in the big house on the hill during
her childhood. The summer Julia was nine
teen, Julia became acquainted with Alec
Farraday, son Of a local carpenter. They
were together much of the summer and
when Alec left for school 1t was with the
understanding that they would meet again
during the holidays. In the meantime, how
to Florence, Italy. During the war the
Sloan fortune is wasted away and shortly
afterward the Count is killed in a drunken
brawL Julia receives word that her cousins
viii meet her in Venice. The cousins are
forced to return to America because OF tll-
ness, and instead Of meeting them, Julia
meets Alec Farraday.
And now the story
"Alec," said Julia, I'D love it. Wei
go down the Guidecca-paSt the Zattere.
She scorned the huttering of her heart
And tomorrow was million hours away
Tomorrow she would be gone. On the
first, the earliest train! She gathered
her cloak about her shoulders and they
made their way out to the landing steps
embarking into the luminous blue darl
Of the City Of Enchantment. The lights
along the Guidecca were strung jewels
and the quays Of the zattere thread o
dull silver. Music mingled with the sot
tapping of water about them.
It was when they were almost back tt
the Piazza, while they were winding
about in the dark mystery Of the httlt
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18

Through the Montana State Hotel
association, the members are kept ad-
Vised of the operation of sWindlers and
bad check writer's who make a speciality
of passing worthless paper while stop
ping at hotels, according to w. F. Love,
manager of the Thornton hotel at
Butte and president of the association.
'Our association serves a particularly
good purpose in warning members Of the
crooks who prey on the hotel men," he
said. "It is amazing to contemplate the
long list Of offenders who are making a
comfortable living through defrauding
hotels. The national organization with
which we are affiliated, in turn Is in
close contact with the Burns detective
agency which keeps us posted on the
swindlers. The agency has been success
full in ferreting out and arresting many
of them.
To-day, for example, we are in receipt
Of this warning: "A party named George
Bresland and using many aliases is al
legged to have stolen numerous checks
from the Transcontinental Passenger as
Sociation for whom he formerly worked.
These checks against hotels range from
$50 to 500 and his transactions against
banks range from 81 200 to 81 500 each.
He is described as 20 years old, feet six
inches, weight 160 pounds, dark eyes and
heavy eyebrows which nearly meet. He
is good looking and has been taken for
Richard Barthelmess, the moving picture
actor. He plays the piano wonderfully
well and is a clever composer Of short
verses. He is a graduate Of Notre Dame.
This individual has been working in
the west and is likely to pass through
Montana en- route to the coast toward
which he was making his way when last
heard from"
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as the Countess Danziettil You haven't
heard? My dear, she gave up one Of the
old titles of Italy to come back here and
marry Alec Farraday. And the count
was the most fascinating personl Really
it seems incredible. OF course, Alec is 6
dear-a nice plain common sense bust
ness man-and making scads Of money
But imagine It'll The most utterly un-
romantic thing I've ever known"
Which only proves that Northfleld real.
ly knew neither Julia Sloan-nor AleC
Farradayl
Copyright: 1927: BY Marion P. valensiI
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
Select Swim Manager

Frances Nash, Butte, a junior at the
State university, has been appointed
swimming manager for her class, accord
ing to Zura- Gerdicia, women's swimming
coach. Miss Nash has taken an active
interest in swimming the past two years
She will be in charge Of the Junior class
team which meets women's teams repre-
senting the other classes. Tryouts for the
teams will be held Nov. Is and II.
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$4,000 in Premiums

Premiums totaling approximately $2,-
500 will be offered Montana exhibitors
at the International Grain and Hay show
at Chicago, Nov. 26 to Dec. 8. The man
agement offers 81 1868 in classes which
Montana will enter and, in addition, the
state will give more than $1,000 in spe-
cial bonuses to encourage Montana grow
ers to compete.
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HOTELS WARNED
AGAINST CROOKS
STATE AND NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
COOPERATE FOR PROTECTION,
SAYS w. F. LOVE

Members Constantly Being Informed Re-
garding Persons Who Make Their Llv-
ing by Defrauding Hotel Keepers; De-
tective Agency Keeps LandlOrds Posted
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
EIkhOrn Man May Die

HIhIIUILE NHtNII ltA1ly
While returning from the funeral OF
a friend, Fred Bell, so, was hit by west
bound Great Northern passenger train at
Basin. His condition Is critical. he Is
believed Co have been walking on the
side of the track towards the approach
inc train
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
Plant Purchases Horses

The Montana Horse Products company
Butte, were high bidders at recent sale
Of abandoned horses held at the Oswego
yards. About 900 horses were bought
colts bringing $3.50 each and older AMI
mails $40.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
FARM MACHINERY

FREE-A little booklet entitled Kiiiefer Till
age" which fully describes how the farming
Of difficult sol is being successfully done and
how successful farming has been accomplished
under dry but CLIMATIC conditions found in
Machinery Co., Of Billings, Montana, for this
free booklet.
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18
FARMS WANTED

WANTED TO RENT-A farm with equipment,
on shares. Ten years farming experience
IN Montana. Q. W. Edwards, Avondale, Mon
tana
WANT to hear from owner having farm for
sale: give particulars and lowest price. John
J. Black, Box 30, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
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CLASS SSIFIED
.ADVERTISEMENTS-
FARM LANDS FOR sATR

$40 ACRES Of fine land; $40 acres of which is
wheat land, 800 acres already seeded and up,
and the balance summer fallow; and 200 acres
pasture; location, on highway miles from
WaShtucna, washington; has house and barn
and two good wells; average yield this year IS
bushels. Price, S25 an acre including crop, 1-3
cash and balance good terms at per cent
Cox Investment Co, Inc, Pasco. WaShington-
The Bozeman courier., 1927-11-18

20 HOOch-HOunds NabDed
Arrests in Missoula for drunkenness
during the past month totaled 20, ac-
cording to- the report filed by the police
department.
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BOTTLES HELP OYSTERS

WASHINGTON. - Five hundred
bottles were recently floated off Con-
necticut shores. More than two hun
bred Of these have been recovered
and their courses plotted. The
courses of the currents, as shown by
the bottles, indicates where oyster
spawning beds should be established,
according to bureau Of fisheries ex-
ecutiVeS.
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Times Collector

lunch the office was entered and a
tin box of valuable papers taken.
Later Sidney Weinstein, 703 City
Trust Bldg, found the box in a room
near his office. A 800 certificate of
stock, New York Central Railroad,
and three stock certificates in the
Irvington Masonic Lodge were miss.
ing
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Automobiles for Sale
WORKING MAN

Mr.. WORKING MAN
Drive one of these cars back and forth
to work. Then too. you and the family
can enjoy many hours of pleasure by own
ing any of these. Every one ready to go
out on the road and give satisfactory
service.
Ford touring. In fine cunning condition,
service and will pay for itself in care fare
many times over.
1923 Ford coupe tires excellent, motor
AL. finish good. Value Is high price is
low, for quick sale.
500 BUYS
A 1928 Chevrolet touring. In splendid
condition, both in appearance and perfor-
nance. Tires good.
S295 BUYS
A Dodge coupe, tires, motor and finish
in excellent condition. Here Is a real buy.
See ii before you buy.
Very Easy Terms-Come Early.
THE BAXTER co.
1142 N. Meridian. Lin. 1877.
Opening evenings.
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Trucks
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the partner
shin existing between Ralph Hoffheim and
Ray Jones. doing business under the name
and style Of the Leader EEconqmizer Com
ind, is hereby dissolved. and Ralph Hoff-
helm shall be responsible for the payment
Of the outstanding indebtednesses
The business will be continued by the
said Ralph Hofheim under the name and
style of the Leader Economizer Company.
apolis, Ind.
The dissolution OF said partnership will
take effect Immediately and any person.
firm, or corporation having business with
said partnership heretofore, shall hereafter
correspond with said Ralph Hoffheim.
R. Y. JONES.
RALPH HOFFHEIM.
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that Is necessary Is to send In
the "lOst line" to the limerick,
using for convenience the COu-
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Is not essential.
2. All answers to today's limerick
must be In The Times office not
later than y. m. of the SEQ
Ond day following the publica-
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4 Memorionl Notices

.ltMORIAM-In Loving remembrance
fCarl b. Carson, who died two years
Jan. IS. Wife and brother, CORDE-
b. CARSON. FRANK e. CARSON.
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Houses for Rent

Al OuSGS Tor NGnL
>~~~~~~~~~s~~S~~~~~s
IN ROAD, 116 - broom upper
Sent, hardwood floors, steam heat.
fold water gas range, garage fur
Eb0. Irvington 1410. JOE n, RUS
EO.. $3.50 n. Wash. Irv. 1919.
1850: rms; half double; cleo.
awly. papered. new fur. gar. S23.
1910; B rms. cottage; semi-mod-
zee: S26. DRex. 7250-J.
3)NTAINE, 1880; 8 rms, modern:
tou.i wa. pd. only $50. Ra. 1870.
lLLE. Al and AZ; 5 rooms, semi
b double: $3.50: inside toilet.
e71l T.. Washington st.
.2043: 5 rms. large living-room:
r.. electric: only SOP so. Ii. 5743.
fDE. 2S16 bungalow: 4 rooms:
modsrn: S35. Phone Ken. 3143:
II. N, 1861 south half Arm. dou-
most new. mod. gar. We. 1879.
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Deaths.

ffSh e. iHns 1877 g. H Il wa' 81 SSSn
tuesday June at iTU ocioe eSnp p c InseT
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
PLUMMER. Departed this life Sunday,
EtIw6RTH.. the devoted som Of Rev.
chap g. rd and Eve Rs ss Co Nocs
funeral later.
REPETTI. Suddenly on Monday. June 8,
REPETTI. beloved husband of Louise Nc.
Nantz Repetti. Notice of funeral later.
sTANSBURY. On Sunday. June, s.. 1927. at
sfANsBts s2re edr Ros y the "hAM
Court OF the United States. in the 72nd
sace Of 81 hS sep6 RGay fsng G. h gc
s5a Z: f Ss 81 TSs:Ss5 as
Eressionai Cemetery ter,i''A' '''A'"''' 'O"
TAYLOR OBJ DespssTtsd this life Monday; June
NJ Willie and the late Frank Taylor.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
wHITLOCK: Monday. June 8. 1927. at the
g. WHrTI p6s mot mother Of Mrs Mrs. Ar A
M. Suit Funeral services at she above
fntef a1s Ucs CEDAR Hill hnne Cemetery f ''O PM
WILLIAMSON. Departed this life. after .
long Illness a'tosns FridaX |Tns Mls23r at
earcs H 10 moaTn their loss deS9ted wife
Mrs. Maude F, Williamson -!nee Romeroi !:
a foster daughter and son. Mabel West and
REGINALD D. Adam. Remains at his
residence. 273 n st. NV. Funeral frop
Florida Avenue Baptist Church. Florida
ave. and Bohrer st. NV. Rev. ". A. Tay,
pm. Friends invited 20 attend. inter.
ment at Harmony Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Departed this life on Thursday.
June .. 1927. at Freedmen's Hospital.
OLLIE WILLIAMS. devoted wife Of Rob
ert Williams. niece of Mary Grimes. She
also leaves to mourn their loss a host OF
other relatives and friends. Funeral Mon
from the W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral
parlors. 2222 Ga. ave. NV. Burial at
Newman. Ga.
WILLIAMSON. All members Of Thomas H.
Wright Lodge. No. 9607. G. U. o. of o. F.,
are ordered to be present at a special meet
inr of the lodge. Monday. June 8. 1927. at
7:30 pm, in Odd Fellows, Hall; 1909 n
past noble father: !; E /, WILLIAMSON.
fist Church. Tuesday, June z. 1927. at 1
pm. By order of the noble grand,
CLARENCE G. BROOKS.
Attest: L. M. LEAKE. sec.