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groups. Girls Club. Girls Literary
Club. Saturday Evening Club. Eveready
Boys Club, clubroom.
Military Road Center, Military road
near Brightwood:
Monday--3l5 pm. music extension
piano class, Buzziny Bees Dramatic
Club.
Wednesday--3:l5 pm, Buzzing Bees
Dramatic Club.
Friday-3:15 pm. music extension
piano class.
Smotfcrs Music Center. Forty-second
and Benning road northeast:
Monday-3:15 pm. music extension
piano class. floWer-making class.
Deanwood Music Center. Whiting
ham and Lane places northeast:
Thursday-3:l5 pm, music extension
piano class.
West Washington Center, Phillips
School, Twenty-seventh and N streets.
Friday-7:30 pm. Handwork: paper,
reed and wax work. Reglar Fcllers.
Vincent Social Club. Junior West
Washington Athletic Club. community
singing, modelling. chair Gaming.
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FIRST COUSINS TO WED.
Chicago Society Girl Plans Mar.
riage In London in May.

CHICAGO. March II (Hp.-Announce-
ment of the engagement Of Miss
Katherine Valentine to Patrick Ander-
son Valentine. her first cousin, has been
made by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alastair I. Valentine. the former Mrs.
Philip d. Armour II.
The marriage is to take place in
London next May After a tour of
Europe. the couple will make their
home in New York. The marriage of
first cousins is not legal In Illinois
Patrick Anderson Valentine inherited
an estate estimated at several million
dollars upon the death OF his father in
1915. His father and Miss Valentines
father were brothers The late Mr..
Valentine was fiscal agent for Armour
& Co. many years. His widow is a
recognized social leader in Chicago.
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tnaC lUU AIT COTps
Reserve officers will
be placed on active
with tactical
units for one year,
beginning July /.
1923. It is antici-
pated In the War
Department. how
ever. there will
be some difficulty
in securing this
number of quail
fed Reserve officers.
The 100 officers to
be selected will in
clude the 10 per
cent 20 or Z off,
ccrs) to be retained
to complete a max-
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SALE Or RENT HOUSES.

ATTRACTIVE 5.ROOM BUNGALOW. ahai
I1th 81 Amstiran University Parkr-~Inls
$40 nontbiy with option "a ptIsrbses io re-
spon-ihh party fb 1ue Ileve. $50
si5 0GAGKEkEOs sT, N.w.-~~G ROOMS
hath ssbii teta"het hrick heated garage
= hloeks tF1m caf ling: furnished of unfnf'
uished ifasnnshle Inquire kia uuheken'
fJys ar Phone Georgia 5I3
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j. P. Morgan Sails for England.

NEW YORK, March II (P).--J. P
Morgan sailed early today on the liner
Olympic for England. He said he was
on his way to the Mediterranean to
Join party of friends on his yacht
Corsair. for pleasure cruise after
which the yacht will return to America
Evening star., 1928-03-18
SEVEN OAKS,
SILVER SPRING. MD

Five rooms tiled bath, open fireplace. large pantry.
hotwater heat hardwood floors electric range stationary
laundry tub. and water. Large lots 1000 So f.
Eight rooms three baths, brick buill~in garage hot
heat sewer water electricity copper screens sleep
ing porch 50 f. Of front porch stationary laundry tubs.
Maids with bath Corner lot
-Four rooms aud bath, bricks hot-watcr heat, sewer,
water and electricity. Large shaded lots
FRANK l., HEWITT.
Silver Spring Md. Phone Silver Spring ~,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Civilian Army News

In accordance with the provisions of
the five-year Air Corps program, Maj
Gen. Lutz Wahl. Adjutant General Of
the Army, issued instructions last week
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Paris. Past and Present" is the sub
iect of the travel talk by Mrs. Frank
II. Ruscoe at Southeast Center in Hine
Junior High School March 81 at Sis
O'Clock.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

A womcn's gymnasium class Is FORM
Ing at the Southeast Center under the
leadership of Q. B. Porter. in charge OF
community center athletics.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
COUNTRY HOMES.

COUNTRY HOMES.
GENTIEMAA's COUNTRY HOME IN
GREEN SPRING VAtLEY
BALTIMORE, MD
sisinn, .u minutes i,nm ",is on Hue MAJ, ma"
| atamifed r"ais, ia, acres iH.tonn hpuse
pl'nisrn anpontmtnis. u hsths, tate takers
very attractive, The eselustte seetton fnr
= country home adtausnt 10 the CtS,, iaa
- CALVERT .nE N4VN 90
HaI N GaheltAt na'ilmnfn. Nd
PlatA ilti, Univ erslty lala.
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VANS AVAILABLE

Fhrt Ioad % and full or part loads from
tlsnsp0As and Chicago Hicnity, Van leaves
here Op of Defore ADfli 2. Full or parts de-
siFef from Detroit Toledo Ce eveland IN,
tgnibi,t. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh OF he,
tore Asrcn - ALSO ~ Or from Phiiadfl
phIs ana AF@ fDtk sicint} about March @i
aR9 asasn shout March 80.
Cloverlesf Motorvsn Service. Inc.
IttB ~ ~. Nv Main H0sn
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The operetta Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs." by the children Of Gar
field Center. will be repeated March 81
at s pm. Social dancing will follow the
performance. The other activities Of
the center will be closed
Evening star., 1928-03-18

A railway 900 miles long Is to he built
between Bagdad and Iaifa, Iraq.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
OIT .0F.TOWN KKAL ESTATE

OLT1F.TOWA kEtL ESTATE
CrIhTEY HGBE ~ sRESsA kfs'1h n
VALLEY bist'si3e gf ttp4t h,,a.s st,fth s9Hs
L'e setsFaslpf. A6s4sess fDE 5i1H star pf
Not @TAfA BOARDING tDJTAGk FOR
sejt tsp@t4'y ~ pe5eons - u Scare.
rt'n rtt'e1 sjlsas@b ssi. N. ig1ts goG1
81 state fe&ds Trolley Dassss pfD,e,ts
SrTfsss ByS sE ttsf nfi's
VIRGiNIA BEACH. VA.
- aNeHsns D . J. oCrAsF proDsftg
soossnle4a pss gyaG ray set sGlg lp' stlGsg
Pc0G u3snl ~ abUSBnB rssDrt DNaeF
10 bfossf AGffees bD> HitB II star offtre
ISs
Evening star., 1928-03-18

MOVING. PACKING a. S1OKAttE
WANTED load 10 ErFFALO " = on
xicinitT leaving Ass"h ~ ". y. Smith
franefeF C9., Alexandria Va. Phone 1904
.TORAGE -F0E FCRNITERK ASD PIANO.
WE9hikks D2o "a ave nv Phone
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Mcfarland Center, Iowa avenue and
Webster street:
Friday-7 pm. free period In gym
for boys. rhythm for girls; 7:30 pm.
Girl Scouts, No. al; q pm. central
red basket ball team. bridge class. 0
pm, Carolina basket ball team.
Park View Center, Warder and New
ton streets.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The Community Institute announces
an extra event. the Kedroff Quartet,
"A Miracle OF Vocal Art" for April IL
at Sis pm. at the Central Community
Center. Tickets may be procured at
the Willard newsstand at Franklin Ad-
ministration Building or at the door.
Holders OF season tickets will be ad-
mitted by presenting the TX" coupon
Evening star., 1928-03-18

SALE OR RENT HOUSES.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Clayton Union held It's meeting at
the Rohedale Church March IA.
Mrs. Davis was leader She gave out
envelopes To MI with Jokes and poems
for the soldiers.
This branch OF the Loyal Temperance
Legion Is going to try to be the largest
In the Northeast.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsEs,

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs.
5000 Oh Sc 900 lash FOR WE'LL BUTT
hogse in good nelehfaofhaod. n.w, Or suburbs
nss's sss'st'e" ADDRESS Box SCH star
SMALL H0rsE. I4ih AND " wv. OR sth
sne 3 ~. From owner osIs. r. PIG
s-ROoN BOISE ROONs on EACH
N@ars Plsassn, p,sips pir ms. Pe'Tsfo's r. n
si@ 800. Addfsss Boz a99.H. Star %" of.
coIEED-LTsT YorR FoR REHT
long LIST Of pnsnts waiting. DAVIS g.
Ltpsr0KB IIib You 81. NV
! WAIT. HOtsgs THAT cAS EE sop
1910 6 s. nv, phon. Main asos.
ghtE scLiENTs ,F6K pgTAcHED ERIc.ki
tsrsck la ns' Ad6fess B91 4SfH Star .ot.
VIII -PfRcHAsE At OaCE 0sE OR MORE
ssless 1 = eoeo M ssh Esns elea,. ii "s1 70 pss r.
chsss homes. apartments and s.9Fes on tsrns
sgztTTY < r "a c9 9A q. 90t Ss ystsa; ya@%aLsEs T..
ra2ns Nsln l2ba. sysniays. Yrsnklin i44e
wAhTED-~0~AkEe LIST VOTE a0f;sE>
pt.a. +, .'!s sa19 4s:s .sos ikF'A 1910 6 {" nv
JET YotR .Pa5PgRTY. ron SALE On
r. ret f.l5 si'A e;.,E 6 irahrSEkgT % iol6 .'t
f-EF-F I'm M kfseD HIeki< - = j y BIO
~ EF1ie al q bEEgaip. q " eTRATTGN
~ X ave. North 41A2 2as
FoE tRMEDIATE creToMER H0rSg IN
Pftporth Or kSuis AGGitl1H, with Dec
F>sonss. st&ss price ztf terms
1ED. " LiNXIhs
J5a3 i1t f4ies ~. gE
NSs1ED HOUSES VICINITY Or rOI.
Hgae. snc flsf@tTf3g Va section foT sals
@sEe ~ sert. IL ypur ptB4ek tefDls %Hd
leftsis are Teasonst3e Ne rsn stt sou qupk
ges255s,
Also @sHoeG "oiofec houses for homes sna
int+sinjfa'. sps s4"f}pa. b 10 10 fO0tls, ot'
ess3 Ds2Hiepf DiAs5
\. T. RYON co, INC.
Hs3s gs2b ~ Is@s %s
fisFenGyH 1850 tHt Vtleas EiY4
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The uen. Nela0n A. Miles Auxiliary
celebrated ita frat anniversary March
at Pythian Temple. President Minnie
Murdoch presiding, Among the guests
and speakers were Department Presi-
dent Margaret u. Burns, Department
COmdr Albert Michand. Past Com
mander- In Chief Rice w. Means, Tilile
Mae Roth, first president Of the auSil~
larry, Edna r. aummerileld. mother Of
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Burrviile Center, Division avenue and
Corcoran street northeast:
Tuesdays pm. vaudeville enter
tainment by children's classics class.
Philomathean Dramatic and Social
Club. De Luxe A. c.. Boy Scouts, Wolf
Girl Scouts. basketry, flower making,
toy making, boys game group.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Community Center Department.,
Franklin Administration Building. Main
6036.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Birney Center. Nichols avenue and
Howard street southeast.
Monday-6:30 pm, adult piano class;
T:l5 pm. Campfire Girls Club; 7:3O
pm. Boys whiting Club, BOYS
Marching Club. boys basket ball, boys
athletics; 8 pm. Cooperative Associa-
ton, needlecraft. sewing. Choral So
ciety, Women's Club Mems Club, Ana.
costa A. c.. Junior Needle Guild. 8:3C
pm, Southeast Dramatic Club. Girls
Social Club
Friday-3:l5 pm, Junior Needlecraft
Club.
Saturday-3:l5 pm. music extension
piano class.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Loyejoy Center. Twelfth and D
streets northeast.
M0nday~~3;i5 pm, music extension
piano classes. dramatic class.
Wednesday, 3:i6 pm, industrial
art class. stercopticon slide program.
Thursday-~7:30 pm, athletic groups.
Whiting Club, game groups. basketry.
Dennjson craft work. embr0idering. etc.
singing groups. Harmonica Club, Good
Words Club. Stitch and Chatter Club,
clubroom. Whirlpool Club.
Satnrday'~~7:30 pm. logan A. c..
Manchester A. c.. athletic groups. game
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Y. v. Brown Center, Connecticut
avenue and Mckinley street:
Monday--3 pm. beginners French
class. beginners rhythm class. begin.
ners' piano class: 3:45 pm. advanced
French class advanced rhythm class
advanced piano class.
Tuesday, pm. and 3:45 pm, be-
! ginners' piano classes.
Thursday~-3 pm, violin class. be-
] ginners' French class, beginners
/ rhythm class: 345 pm. advanced
| French class advanced rhythm class
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PEYSER, Julius l. and william c.,
sullivan. J.. tlo.o7: 2. 311.sS; s.
t1s.16.
SQUARE 1884
PEYSER. Julius l. and william c.
sullivan. SOC. $5I.s1
SQUARE 2asS
LARRIMoRE. Alice ", IL. tSs21.
SQUARE 1855
aAtGHT, Allen c. and Gertrude T.,
s1s, 1880.
VAN ALsTYNE, Jess. H. $50, sS,se;
!.ic $40. S7e: ssa. a1.lT: S54.
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Esca SCH :, Marie D. ana Helen D.. ~.
MESS. Edna Dwyer, 81. 34s.14.
GINGELL Barry q. and Marguerite.
ckRLis Gsorr. s. and Psrmiua r..
MURPHY. Thomas +. and Margaret T..
sHuMAN. Royal L and Mary b. c..
ABENDscHEIN. Ruth r.. 81. 3So.S1.
SQUARE 1891
MANTZOURIS. Ana sta si0us 2e. 31O3.47
DEAN. John R., Est. Of. 2S, t47.S1.
HEALY: stephen =. and Mabls NJ.
kEARD. Joseph G.. So. ,s7a4
PLAMER. Lewis c.. 20. s4s.46.
LALEGER. George H.. "a. st1B.SS.
SQUARE 2ss2
COPELAND: Ethel .. and Lena o..
oCoNNELL Norris P, and Catherine
yYMAN. Hester A.. So. sss.ss.
FOWLER, Clarence e. SIS. Sslss
GRIFFITH, Margaret X. 224. t50.2s.
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BARBOUR. Florence. "a. 47Oess
WHITEHEAD. Robert g.. 53. t39.1e.
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REED. Ellen Med. s4, SIT SO: is,
SQUARE zsss
j0sT. Susie ". IS, 3ss.SI.
LEWIS. Anna. 81. ts2.92.
SQUARE 1897
soPER, Elizabeth A.. ~. Sss.ss
AnTuoNo. Luigi and Florence. -
NcKIBBIN Marshall. lI3 sss1a
olSKIN. Sarah. sos. S397S.
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SEAL. Edwood III: 81 s2s;os:
sUTHERLAND. Thomas H. and Mary
SHELTON HEIdah II. ls s1sc.ss: ~.
BEcKER. sssssssd Il Jas j. ana
Chas. y. Marsh. trs. SOS. t21.s0.
SQUARE 31ss
LOWELL. Katie. 8. 3sS.iS
SQUARE s17o
WALKER. Cyrus p 1s. sfe.st; III.
CLEMENT. assessed e Edw. n, e..
22 416.SS; "a 8f5.SB
Dl on Charles q ana Julia =. g.
cHAssE. raanis ann ~ s.. 10. s1snsn 81
rHAxToN, frederick II. 10, sso.4s.
SQUARE si73
scHR1DER. samuel SO. 1904.
SQUARE SITS
MuELLER Ludwis, and Dora. =
Melville clyde B.. J. sfso,1s
DUDLEY. assessed 70 Lewis and
YOUNG. Isadore Il. si7.ss: IA. $T.4es
s7.4s: s7.ts II. s1o.l7: II. stossts
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A~11AGAbs GCOtHS Vs. 3ot tAAsNDsss8
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DAIToN. i,lisI samuel srsasf s.. . j sss.so
Is, sI17 .s2 !; u. sIO.24-
DONALDSON. Edwin Il and Grace f..
cIxsE I I esorss vi. ss sa,ss; s..
$43Z: a. 42.4e.
BRIETBARTH. ida Little. sos. sI4s.se
SQUARE sis2
GAsKINs. Charles III. transferred g
DAntnono. Mates and Santa n
SQUARE sis7
Ma VEL. William =. and Glars n, 81.
rELDMAN. fiSiS David. sI4. ss4oss.
SQUARE s1ss
CHERRY Joseph ri. 1. 1885.
PARKER. Jane. g. 80 s2I:ss; Sea-
SQUARE sIsz
WENCHEL. John n and Ella 81. Is.
s1l.ss: 81. si7i.so. 500 s5.is.
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DoRMER. Eugens =. and Mas n. Is,
SQUARE s1st
sTINEsPRING Hedrlc G.. ~. tif.st.
SQUARE s19S
wTI4LIAM 5. PHILLIPS q co. INC,
i, 311.0s: 2. $f1.oss 8. 911.os:
glt.0s; s. Si1.0s. ,.,, = ...,
PEYsER. julius = and william g. sui
PEYsER, Julius f. and William g. Sui.
Iivan. III. $500. !. ~. 31e.I3; ~. Sls,13;
is, &is13: II, t19.is; -. els.0s.
RIDDELA Charles g.. 20. &zz.e4.
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WHITE. samuel q; sas s7a;sd; cd ~.
So. S2s.9s; 40. sz5.s3.
THOMAS Hugh Ns A sse.s1; IL.
REsERvlE. ssgiigi wnllam R:. 4; sss,ss: y
FULLER. Jasper r. 50. 1855; "a
siRiiKER James VI. "a. siLs4. "a
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KNIGHT. Lafayette NJ. :. ss.92; q
ptsfILIPs. sfisLIIPs wiIIiam 81. "a s1.s2:
RUSSO Tony and Louis "a. s2s.es;
z1Ns, fTi Lar lsranes H. ri ssi.si; u.
wARDMAN. Harry ana Thomas 2.
Bones. -. .s9.57: %. % a. =
PEYsER. Julins =. and William g
sullivan. sol. t20.b0-
SQUARE slss
BURGESS. pc Witt T. and Geneva p.
rRfSsLE1 Thomas \. ana Ruth W
ARnisfSoSG. III iistsSi french and Elinabeth
MERcER. James = and Dolly. q.
psosSWsS!sa. a.y =. sad vanaa p
BoRDAs. Joseph, 80. sioz.sz.
FIGUERAs. Charles and Mercedes "a.
roRD. D. samusl ]. and EiinaBsth ~.
=, a1s.,,,..i nA Winfrsd u
MITCHELL. rSsa Ora 4. and AIIe. G. g,
BLAND. ]. Raymond ana Helen p.
BLACKWELL Robert L and Mar
RuTKoWsKA. Martha NJ. -. s17.ae-
HUGHES. Van p. and Ethel M s4
KELLY. ROY ?. and Emma y q.
srRiiciIANp. i;ss;IAp Louis " ana MARGARET
BECKHAM. Richard p. and MasEis =.
BEGKIET. 6. Perry ana Helen =. ies.
BENTLEY. Mill Jordan n. ana Catherine
w%ooLEY. 90 Harry Z. ana Minnie =.
piek:1NsoN. TX: ssoiS. Tr.nel. !. and Alma q.
rIckL1SG tss Frank q. and Bianch. 1tt.
swan ls;so' Lawrence ana Louise n. rs.
CURTAIN. Hsrri. L and Anna r.. III
scHISW;tAsiRzMANN. Robert II. and olivs
w6aDLARD. "a laIs Mauric. =. and virEinia.
YA1SRs "a i':. sarah E.. 1so. sls:ss.
SMITH, George H. and Cecena ~
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CUSTER. Arlington >. and Mary -,
ROGERS James D. and Ellen 2. i,
sEALs Maxine D.. u. s1Ol.sa
THOMPSON. Arthur A.. ls. t4s.s1.
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VENEzKY. BENJAMIN and Annie. g.
EI.uTo, chas and Lizzie, 70. sio4ss.
sHAFFER, John and Helen A.. 81.
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COOPER, Earl w and Jessie L.. 80.
cooMBs, John ". and Elsie N, Is.
PETITE Joseph u. ana Ha.ti. .. Is.
SQUARE si47
YEAGEE. Lorie G. and Annie b.. 20,
$500; 116, 11.0s.
FUTRovsKY Abraham and sophie.
McREADY. Boyd Anna, s.. sto2.ss.
SQUARE sf4s
sYE9ysAs kEMEAs; Lillian =, lo1. sts1O.
AIExANDER George and Christina
e G.. I07, 1881
SHAPIRO. Jacob 1T. sa2.0s.
.HoLoBEa; ~. .sao, Jeseph and MotIis ".
LEE. John p. ir. ls2. ,ss.s4
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aals anasssai. asssRs nse.aI.y assss e g
BADEN John +, and Harli.tt ..
doLlossRG. Nathan q and Sssi sofdis, II.
SMITH. Mary Al. IL. sls4
PINNER. Lewis j. ana Dori. =. u.
RICE. Joseph 4. ana Mary a. iOs.
RifNEs. Richard ". ana theresa,
III. tss.47.
SQUARE s1sO
walter r. s. $3.50.
HERsERTi II ssf'ai Bruce =, and Ailda u
JENK iNs. Henry X. and Louise n.
ALIEN, Rhesa N. ana Joy HELEN. -.
b. u. DUNCAN. INC. 81 ss171
SQUARE s15s
FAUST. John. .. 917D.79.
DE COBB, spencer. and Nina Evana
wTLTsTE Emily W.. s04 944.75.
CITATION, VIM. NJ. SO, s54.s3; s1i.
t5AsS.
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GERHARDT. Charles u, 70. sf0O.17.
SHAW Frank G. and Gertruds. -
wALKER. John Lewis and Elizabeth
BURGESS Arthur and Clara g.
40. Sss.S4
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LARR1MoRE. Alice ". Is. sss-s7, l
COURT Oscar p g 1887.
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NATIONAL REALTY Co. INC. :
H.YSEs. ~ Il +; .. j. ssa.1s: !. ssa.ssH
BEE REED r,nS Y n y Yers. s1sd5 g.. ~ sis1 sInr
OF WESTON w. VA. INC. IL
aENTLsH. 4 samuel =. siass; Il
SQUARE sfs7
PAYNE. Eulainna A.. .. Sis.7s; .
KRANoFsKY. Justin. ID. sso.os.
WERKsMAN Anna and Sarah Lesfer
~. s47t: 20. sA71.
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MULKERoN. Frank q. z. $3.50: s
siTs 81 REALTY ca, NC. i. so.gs
s2st3: 1s. s2s.45: II. s2s.4s: Is
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PEYsER. 5u;i.s I and william g. sui.
SQUARE $3.50
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JAMES. Judson j. and Fannie. s7. 1885:
Sc. $8.s1: So. 1851; 20, Ss.64: II,
ss.s4: "a. sI5.4S: IS. STAT: SIS.
SQUARE sts1
KIssocK. Jas. N. and Ora Frances.
20. 343.77.
wARDMAN. Harry and Thomas r.
Bones. ~. 4S9.41.
MAULL. Ida b.. 81. sss.l1
GURGANUs. Russell =. and Dennie. A.
S89.21.
Gill. Elmer c. and Myrtle W. Is.
S43.6A
FITzGERALD. Francis J. ana Cecilia
s., 5s. $93.82.
HENDERSON. Hilda r.. So. 3Ss41.
SUTHERLAND. Orlando r. and Truley
e. S.. 1874.
HARRIS. Wilson T. and Jane M fS.
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POOLE. chas. D. and Theresa B.
LIZ. I.st.r a.. lit. 143.44.
nIsanlYnRRoWN, . Mary. III. SSs.O1.
9oRBs. James d. and Thomas z.
Bones. 132, $SS.5T -
AIKEN, Ernest NJ, and Hermina H.
-sTiTr aS Ruth f.. 1ss. 3S5.4s.
LYONS, Thomas W., 1SS. $3.50.
WARDMAN Harry and Thomas
Bones, 12O. 1861: 164. 4S.sS; 22O'
1852.
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HAIGgT. Joseph s. and Anita l.. -.
HUMMER, william r.. J. Enos Ray.
IT,. and John Brayshaw. sos. sass;
SQUARE 1881
HOOPER. Lille 5s 310ses
SUCK. Vernon G. and Ella Jeanette.
Baltz, g. $12.ss:~ "a, 3384.61.
REINHART. Jack and ottilda- III.
ef21.2s.
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sNYDER. Minor E.. II s1sL14; rs.
STEERS. Charles W.. 81. ss.44: 81
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The Wolf Point herald., 1928-10-12

Two yearling steers,
one roam and one red. Last
seen on Tule Creek. Branded
J. N. over quarter circle on
right rib. $500 reward for in
formation leading to recovery
Jacob Neufeld, Wolf Point. 34t2
The Wolf Point herald., 1928-10-12
SOCIAL EVENTS
DEGREE OF HONOR

The Degree of Honor held their
regular meeting on Tuesday even.
ing. October 9thf A short ses-
sion was held at which a class of
three members were conducted in
to the order. The members were
Mrs. Robert Mckenzie. Mrs. A. M.
Fishel and Mrs. Oscar Abraham
son.
A Lodge of Remembrance was
then given in memory of Laurence
Poulson and Theodore Olson who
passed away during the past year.
The Memorial team, Mrs. Ben An
derson, Mrs. ]. c. Yandell, Mrs.
Oscar Erickson. Mrs. Martin Nit
chell, Mrs. Charles Warmbrod
and Mrs. A. w. Burgess, put on
the work. This same team will be
sent by the local lodge to the
state convention to be held at
Butte, Oct 1924, where they will
exemplify the same work. A fine
lunch was then served by Mrs. J.
C. Yandell, Mrs. D. D. Booth and
Mrs. Harry Lovejoy. The next
will be held on the Goth
and will be Halloween social.
Mrs. Booth is chairman of the
The Wolf Point herald., 1928-10-12

See our Carnival prices on dres.
ses at the Woman's Exchange. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mixner of
Sioux Falls, S. Oak, came Wed
nesday for a two weeks visit at
the Frank Good home Mrs. Mix
ner and Mrs Good are sisters.
Winifred Trail will entertain in
costume and sketches and song,
Sunday evening at the Liberty,
starting at S:15 just before the
feature. Don't come late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. R. Forbes
and Mrs j. A. Nickel attended the
fair in Culbertson on Friday and
before returning visited friends
and relatives in Ft. Buford and
Williston.
Greta Carlo, much lauded and
talked of screen star, will lead the
cast in "The Divine Woman"
showing Sunday Monday at the
Liberty.
R. Mccormick was taken to the
Ferguson hospital Thursday suf-
fering from bloodpoisoning in his
hand. He tried to get a silver out
of his hand with jackknife and
infection set in.
The Wolf Point herald., 1928-10-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u.
S. Land Office at Great Falls,
Montana, October 9Th 1928.
Notice is hereby given that
Rudolph J. Melquist, of Wolf
Point, Montana, who on Sept. oath,
1925, made Add Homestead entry,
Glasgow 060845, now Great Falls,
No. 05S529, for E1aSEA, Section
10, Township 29N., Range AYE,
Montana Meridian, has filed no
tice of intention to make final
three year Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described,
before o. T. Stennes, U. S. Com
missioner, Wolf Point, Montana,
on the oath day of November,
1928.
Claimant names as witnesses:
VIM. Crawford, Martin Bakken,
Axel Holden, Ole T. Kylingmark,
all of Wolf Point, Montana.
M. d. NICHOLSON,
355t Register.
The Wolf Point herald., 1928-10-12

Jane Clark spent the weekend
with friends in Poplar.
Miss Hedwig Tessman and Miss
Marie Tessman visited at their
home in Poplar over the weekend.
| T. B. Flint of Spencer, Iowa, is
here visiting his sons Geo. H. Of
this city and Clyde of Frazer.
Miss Edith Graham of Chicago,
who has been visiting Mrs. Mar
garet Inglehart, left for her home
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Welzenbach
returned this week from a motor
trip to Havre and Chinook where
they visited relatives.
Dance at Nashua. Saturday
night, Oct. 18th. Music by North
eastern Montana's premier dance
orchestra, the Montanans.
Mrs. J. D. Thiessen of the Lus-
ire country underwent a major
operation at the Dewitt hospital
Tuesday.
9TH Heaven" is hailed as a
photoplay without fault-which is
a big statement-bu nevertheless
the verdict of many noted critics.
See for yourself Thursday and
Friday at the Liberty.
Rev. Balzer of Mountain Lake,
Mimi, an old teacher of J. A.
Nickel, has been visiting him here.
He is also visiting friends and rel
atives in Lustre and Volt.
Among the lawyers who attend
ed court here Wednesday were J.
e. Rucker Of Culbertson, Eric
Noun of Poplar and w. L. Rose
of Poplar.
If you are looking for a tonic
don't look farther just see w. G.
Fields and Chester Conklin In
1.-TWO Flaming Youths" No argu-
ment the laughs will come In
wholesale quantities Saturday
night, Liberty
Several members of the Froid
school district No. were in Wolf
Point consulting Mrs. Inglehart re-
garding school matters. They |
were Messrs. Miller, McCabe, |
Priebe and VIM. Base.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hall drove /
to Minot this week to take Mrs.
Halls daughter, Miss Vera Smith,
to st. Joseph's hospital where she
will take nurses training. She is
a member of the 1928 graduating
class.