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Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
". J. Bartlett Store
 ITS Main St. Putnam, Connecticut
YOU ARE INVITED For Your fieaith's Sake

You especially invited during demonstra ton of the famous Battle Creek saniarum Health
 MISS LILLIAN E. HAWKES.,
 4 Detitian trained in Battle
 Methods qualified to give you infor-
 nation and questions
 gardng foods and food values will
 be in store September 2f-29 Each Day delicious dishes will be Fig and Bran and Bran Bscut Samples together with tur will be given is hoped will find opportunity come to the store and make arey review of the Health Foods served in the wodamed sanitarium and recommended by doctors eeywhre try dc not BUY Save these dates September for of the sxy-page Battle DIET WITH OUR COMPLIMENTS.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
 or WOODSTOCK COUPLE

Mir. and Mrs. Mowry V. Ross of West Woodstock announce the engage ment of their daughter, Emily Bur Iingame Ross. Co Clarence Oliver Lyon, also of West Woodstock. The mar riage will take place early in the fall
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
r Frederick N. Olmsted
 Marries In New York

Frederick N. Olmsted of New York City, son of Dr.. and Mrs. William Beach Olmstead of pomfret was mar ried. Wednesday. in the Brick Pres byterian church, New York. to Miss Mary Dey Ellis. of Dallas, Texas. The wedding was a very quiet one, only relatives witnessing the ceremony.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
DR. BILLIARD IMPROVES

Dr. Marguerite J. Bullard, who was operated upon at the Day Kimball Hospital, three weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be able to sit up.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20

kiiss Margaret Grant, ticket agent at the local railroad station, Is talk ing a vacation and has gone fof an extended trip through Canada.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
MARRIED IN SPRINGFIELD

Miss Juliet LeClair, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Hector LeClair, formerly of Putnam, was married in Springfield Monday morning.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
MISS BYRNE AT REPUBLICAN,
 HEADQUARTERS rms WEEK

Ilis Katherine Gy.ae, vise-ehair man of the Republican siate central committee. has been at headquarters in the Allyn House, Hartford, much of this week. Miss Byrne's services US speaker at political gathering has been much .H demand. Sunday she addressed gathering of the Frcnca Republican Clubs of the ssate al Waterbury,
 Loeal Rebekahs VII go to Central Nil!..-e .s...e--e.. ...s-<- ....-.a the Dis lrict Deputy rres,d ni VII be .here.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20
TELEPHONE EMPLoYEs DANCE

A dance will be given by the Put nam Telephone Employees Association in Odd Fellows Hall. Thursday eve. ming. September 27th. The music will be bv Irving Speetor's Vitaphone Or chestra of Providence. The pubic IS invited.
Putnam patriot., 1928-09-20

Richard Cilpatric returned this week to Hrl School, Pottstown, Pa.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-09-13
What a Rexall 1c Sale Means

1t where item the regular price, then another
illustration: The standard
Kenzo Soc You buy tube at this price
tubes Every article In this
standard of merchandise just the Is sold
every day at the regular prices
United Drug advertising PLAN
other convince
of the merits these goods they spending on this sale in
hitting sell full sized package of standard Tor h
sacrifice profit justified
knowing the goods will please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-11
sALE-APAKTMENT HOUSES.

For Sale-Colored Apt. House.
rooms. tile bath and screened porch each. All
ants. rented for $3.50 each. Also 5 brick
garages. al rented for So each. Total yearly
lost days rental for the last year. is mod.
srn IN every detail and in excellent condition.
Price S35 900. Can be purchased on as low
as -, 900 cash and reasonable monthly pay.
FRIsToE REALTY CO.. Main s7ss.
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3 rooms.

An apartment unit comprising a complete
wing OF modern elevator equipped building.
contains bedrooms and two fulfilled baths
| For sale below original cost two years ago
with more than 81 900 in extras thrown in.
these include showers. pedestal stands spe-
cial stove. large Frgidaire etc MaRnifcent-
~ situated with direct park outlook that can
never be obstructed. Priced at $4,000
land 23SS Sunday
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q Rooms.
second floor corner apartment with Q
bedrooms. in the midst OF home surroundings.
one half block from Conn. ave. Perpetually
unobstructed outlook south and west on
beautifully shaded streets Condition same
as new but priced far below cost to insure
immediate sale.
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$500 Itth ST. NV
Ap.e ,ment II Two rooms Kitchen and
bath, 500 month.
ni.d IHtb 81. NV
OysrippkiHs Rock Cfeek Park tonr exs
cfpttot,altF large r0aiis AMI bath, fecsp'
lion ball SPACIOUS closets, raaannable
rents
Hbai CONNECTICUT AVE,
Two fuUnls, Kitchen AMI hatht thfee
raon,s kitahen aud bath, $40 10 $40
month,
1880 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
Apartments OF two rooms kitchen, dtn'
ing aieaVs and hath ntrfured dnnTeL nne.
hall spuags from Dupont Circle 300 and
17O month,
laai EUCLID sT. NV,
Near Central High school very atrse'
two rooms, Kitchen and bath three ro0ms,
kitchen and bath,
THE YORKSHIRE 1900 COLUMBIA ROAD
Five t0nms ami hath frnul and rear
p0rphsm, reasonable rent,
1904 A sT hE,
Apafimsnts 0f ihfas Fanins hiieheH and
bath, 800 30 mnnih,
Try co, INC.
Main 5W3 As.
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81. NEWTON ST NM ROOMS
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3 Rooms.

Nearly new Groom cooperative apart
nent with two exposures. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Equipped with shower and
5000 worth of extras not charged for. A
real chance to reduce living cost to a mere
maintenance item in q few years
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Call Mr.. Sumner,
CLEVELAND 6O84.
EQUITY SACRIFICE

A 1892 equity will be sacrificed this
week for S222 cash. Pay S222. move in,
and save $1.400 on the price: Your low
the Balance on price T IN ssW ysa Pay a 6
reduce your rent bill TO a mere maintenance
item. This Is in front corner Of recently
erected building within five blocks from 18th
and Eye SITS. NV. 1t contains living room,
reception hall. dressing room. kitchen. din.
ing alcove and bath. Address Box 56-H.
NEW 5-ROOM AND BATH COOPERATIVE
apartment facing three directions. in fully
iireproof building recently erected, facing
Rock Creek Park. Frigidairs and all modern
convenlences. Very easy terms. Monthly
bills for maintenance and amortization low
est IN Washington for n similar apartment.
Owner leaving city. Cleveland 22ss. to
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RENT HOUSES-FUR. 4 UNFTR
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNlSHED


RENT Observation-Disclosures
Saas fsisa9 : s,s sf nI., Maj, m 81 sl -
pAy nhnne. ", as: night rhone, Col. 66T0
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pssshs. sA o~n sss'. Has. W. W. Two
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aol HOBART ri.- NV ID ROOMS. SIN,
msr e., e,';hen iarSe garage, corner house, keS
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Sas 81. Anply ia 81. 80, is.
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from, pirch, leep Sar,i: Sia' T rrar ssrsx-
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RMS; NEWLY rAPEREp. rAINTEn;
4. WHITE. 1900 As,h st, keniiworih ne.
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new, o-room home, J large rsrcoss. si) med,
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sod i"s.s,2S rsn, rs.ipEea to sac u,ne,h
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SALE-CO- OrERATlVE ACTS.

sALE--CO-OrERATIVE ARTS.
Two, hEnRooM Co'orRRATivES ArARI>
nlent having llvinx room, reeepttea hall
Kitchen and ,tlnlNR alcose additional Alaa
larse Eiassesi, IL poreh, 4 frunt taeiNg apart,
pleht y, nearly new elevation, elu,pnsd huikt
Mest conveniently situated resap,liag ear
llnss saeili tnei uwms 10 renov VI tr0al city,
iaii Ant 100 rntamae AeOn
h Warren. rantaIu,ns sntsaaye hall issns
tpam, hedta"e, Altyhen sna Ducts, an pna
nnneF .AAes eoa, anId Porter a Nv 10 hs
l'e.alut thlu, upsn tar INSPECTION syealas I
and rNnhats.
ny. NAVAL OFFICaN CIEvEIANn NARk
built tF'ee attractive % tnterestNt buyer,
.nsnest!an ANY ume, ausu fer,er u, NV,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT--Fl.ATS.

RENT-Fl.ATS.
1911 10th Nw,-FLAT FOR COl.oREp~~s
rooms and Kitchen, electricity. gas and hot
water; heat turnlshe,i reasonable
1854 GiRARn ST' NV, ,s4A oo~~~a RMS
aud r., h,.w.h, eiee,; newly Decorated, IL
SACHS itA W ave, NV necatur 1851,
atu ElIioT So NE. INT, iath Am
ian, and q ats - r. and b., elec. It's
fent,, Slo,ao, HowENsTEiN BROS, tth
aud sta ne,
laia GEoRaIA AVE. NV,
Three large rooms with bath back march
aud ward The rental ct Naa " unusually
low HEY ~ orttu viii he seat upaa TO-
attest -
CAFRiTa.
UNFURNisuED
l.uA T. 81 sM - fpotns aud hath
h " H. electric heht $40 40,
n'h Slss ~ y, nw,"~~e fo"ms and hath
1881 iah - ava rooms aod hath;
llsp li,h st,~~a reeps, y baths; $50,
1910 GARD NV, Let hear~s~a roatus hitch
Gu and bath, heat aud xAa turnished.
F0R Cdi .oREb.
enah rye 81, ANY roams and Kitchen
,aana 10th a. avs seems aad water;
tTad pa salea ~. Main 10000,
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ALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
fC0ntinued.)
IF INTERESTED
IN
COOPERATIVE
APARTMENTS
CALL
M. & r. B. WARREN,
Adams goo.
sALE-CO.OpERATryE APIS.
5 Rooms.

great bargain at $4,000 This apart
ment faces three ways in a reinforced con
crete building having all-night elevator and
switchboard service. Very hgh-cIass Sc.
ected tenancy. This II near 10Th and Co1um.
bia ri. Extremely easy terms. Your total
monthly bills including principal. interest and
maintenance will be $50 below rental value
Of the same apartment il you pay down only
$1,000.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18

proximately six hundred thousand, but this has been reduced since 1924 to two hundred thousand dol lars. There has been no public re- four hundred thousand dollars is being investigated in connection with the Teapot Dome investigation because it is recalled that in 1923 Sinclair testified that he donated to the Democratic campaign fund the year previous, but who will be called upon to testify has not yet been determined.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
WEDNESDAY,
 ;reLEcRAPHIc)
LlNDBERGH TU CONTINUE
 EXPERIMENTAL FLYING

st. Louis. Feb. 15, R)-Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh will continue the work of experimental flying de- spite the hazards incident to the profession. He says he has no def nite plans at present except to try rest in private life.
 He says: There are so many things to be done for the improve ment of aviation that it is certain they will come, and they cannot come unless experiments be made"
 When asked about his opinion of Secretary Davis proposal that he tstop the hazardous game of flying. Lindbergh replied: T don't consid CT that l have been doing hazard ous flying. Of course, in sense, ! took unnecessary chances and some methods of transportation were coming into use. There must be a few pioneers in every new industry to show the way to others. and a few of them are bound to be killed But the ones who do the pioneering are the last ones to think of the hazards. If il happens that I get killed doing those things. then ! am willing to make the sacrifice.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE
To: K. F. Christensen, your heirs,
 administrators. executors and as.

To: K. F. Christensen, your heirs,
 administrators. executors and as.
 signs.
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the undersigned as CO., owner in the placer claims herein after described. has expended the sum of Two Hundred Dollars dur ing each annual expenditure year ending on July 1st of each of the years 1925. 1926 and 1927 in la bor and Improvements on the Thom- tion and the katinka Association Placer Mining Claims. situated on Buck creek in the Port Clarence Recording Precinct. Second Divis- ion. Territory of Alaska. the rec ord of the location of said claims being on Page 157 Volume 97 of the records of said recording dis trict.
 That said expenditure was made III iHt ptliUi IUdn'F VI IHt GnHudI assessment work as required by law for the purpose of holding said mining claims,
 And you are hereby notified that if within ninety days from the com pletion of the publication hereof for the period of ninety days, you fail, neglect or refuse to contribute to the undersigned your proportion of such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said mining claims will become the property of the undersigned co-owner who has made such required expenditure.
 H. J. CHRISTENSEN,
 Co-owner Publish Nov. 1s. 26, Dec. 3, 10, IF, 24, 31. 1927, and Jan. 2, 14, 21. 2S, Feb. !, II, 1923.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
THURSDAY
 (TElEGRAPAlC,
FORMER GREEK CONSUL
 GOES VIOLENTLY INSANE

Seward. Feb. 15. LPa-John kap- semules. former Greek Consul at San Francisco. became violently insane here yesterday. He attack ed the local marshal and chiel of police with a sharpened file. When he failed in his attack he threat ened to kill himself. He was final ly overcome and manacled. and vas placed aboard the Steamer Alaska which sailed southward last night, to be confined in hospital for the insane.
 For at least fifteen yearss last past. Kapsemules has been operat- ing a mine near Seward.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
McNARY.HAUGEN FARM BILL
 REPORTED FAVORABLY

Washington, Feb. 15, R)-The revised McNaryHaugen Farm Re lief Bill was today ordered favor ably reported by the Senate Agri- cultural Committee after about two hours consideration. By this action. the Committee put the con troversial farm problems again be- fore the Senate by unanimous vote of those members present.
 Some of the members of the com mittee, however, reserved the right to oppose the bill on the floor, and offer amendments to it. if such ac- ticn seems warranted to insure it's passage.
 The modified bill carries an equal ization fee. which Was so strenn ously opposed by President Coolidge when the bill came up at the last session of Congress, at which time President Coolidge vetoed it.
 The revised bill, however. is be- lieved to meet the several obiec- tions voiced by the President last session.
 The fee applies now only in the event of emergencies and could be made to apply on all commodities. whereas only basic commodities were included within the provis- ions of the vetoed measure. The new measure involves fund of two hundred and fifty million dol- lars which is to be created. from which loans at four per cent inter- est would be made available for cooperative marketing associations.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
SMALL WRECK ON
 ALASKA RAILROAD

Seward. Feb. II. lP)-1n blind ng blizzard yesterday freight train eolfided ith the rear end of a rotary snow plough at Mile '5S on the Alaska Railroad. Two men re- ceived slight injuries. Two caboos- es burned to the ground. The passenger train followine the freight train was uaroonea for two hours awaiting the clearing up of the debris. The freCn' ana passenger train were proceeding to Fairbanks headed by the rotary which was clearing the track for them. This is the first accident of the kind in many years.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18

the newspapers and friends have been unable to find the heirs, if any. the Circuit Court of Appeals has decided to guard against the possibility of later claims by heirs yet unknoW1.
 It is known that the sourdough when he died December 5, 1920, left no blood relatives to claim the placer mining interests which are said to be very valuable.
 4 petition from the Attorney General of Alaska asking that the title to the property be turned over to the Territory, owing to lack of heirs, was denied. The issue brought before the court the peti- tion of Albert Wiegand who want ed a title to the property owned by Byrne because the executive of the estate failed to do certain assess ment work on the property in 1924 as required by law.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
lIONGNORTH GIVES POLITICAL
 VIEWS N. Y. REP. CLUB

New York, Feb. l4, lPl-Respon- sible party government is the very backbone of the United States and any departure from tisat system will lead to anarchy. Nicholas Lonsworth, Speaker Of the House Of Representatives told the Nation al Republican Cinb of New York at their Lincoln Day dinner He said My experience has convinced me that the safety of the nation de bends upon responsible party gov ernment believe it woul; he disastrous for the United States to adopt, even in the slightest C gree, any group or bloc system with their numerous parties. which has proven the bane of European lower houses The system of rt- sponsible party government has pretty well solved the problems il has to handle. Another body for which I have the highest respect has no such system. so it has done nothing"
 He expressed con nfitence that the important legislation pending in the House. including flood relief. merchant marine and the navy problems will be effectively solved this session.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
VOCAL STUNT FOR DADS

Harrington, Neb., [P-A put the baby to sleep" contest Is the newest competition at county falrs' taking it's place with hos-calllhs and husband calling ntests. It IS limited to father. and each must coo to his own child. At the Ce- dar County fair three dads tired for the prize, each gurgling so nicely that their offspring went 10 sleep in ten minutes.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
STUDIES AIR CURRENTS

Luray, Va, (4',-Air currents which delicate instruments have shown to move in seven different directions in the some moment at Crescent Rock. atop the Blue Ridge Mountains, are the subject of scientific study by Prof. Paul Layman, of Minnesota. Light ar ticles thrown from the rock toward the gorge below yield to gravity until reaching a certain level. from which they are hurled back.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
GREEN RE.ApPOINTED FOR
 LAND OFFICE POST

Washington, Feb. l5. lPt-The nomination of J. Lindley Green of Anchorage was today sent to the Senate by President Coolidge for the position of Register of the |. s. Land Office at Anchorage. This is a reappointment. as MF. Greea has been in charge of hat office slnct shortly after t Wa remov -d 70 Anchorage from Juneau.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
TEAPOT DOME CASE NOW
 HAS CRACK AT DEMOCRATS

Washington. Feb. 14. LPl-ln an effort to determine the source of four hundred thousand dollars which was used to pay off in part 2 deficit of the Democratic Party following the Presidential Campaign of 1920, the Senate Teapot Dome Committee is planning to summon prominent members of the pa.-'y to explain the situation. Senat 1T Nye said that at the close of the campaign it was known that Dem ocratic Party had dehcit Of ap-
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
JEROME WALSH TRIES DELAY
 HICKMAN TRIAL; BLOCKED

Los Angeles, Feb. 15, lPl-This morning, move by Jerome Walsh, Kansas City attorney for Hickman. was made to delay the joint trial of Hickman and Hunt for the murder of druggist, more than year ago. but the motion was denied and the movement blocked when Judge Hardy assigned the case for hearing before the Superior Court and as signed the case for hearing before Superior Judge Elliott.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
.AIRPLANE DOPE

Noel Wien pilotlag his Stinson- Detroiter arrived at Nome from Candle about 3:5o this afternoon with Alfred J. LOmen as a return ing passenger. The plane also brought a small quantity of letter mail. Pilot Wien expects to leave Nome for Fairbanks Friday morn ing. weather permitting. with pas sengers and mail.
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
NEWTON ID. BAKER BOOMED
 FOR THE PRESIDENCY

Washington, Feb. 14, ,Pl-New- ton D. Baker. Secretary of War un- der President Woodrow Wilson is being boomed by Edwin T. Meri- ,deth of Iowa. as one of the lead i've Democrats, for the President ial nomination,
The Nome nugget., 1928-02-18
EDDIE FOY, FAMOUS COMEDIAN PASSES FROM EARTH'S STAGE

Kansas City, Feb. 16, lP)-Eddie Foy. a veteran musical comedy star and vaudeville headliner. died here unexpectedly while on farewell ed for more than half century. He was seventy years old and died following heart attack which left him weak but conscious to the end.