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Baltimore district In 1903. A year later
he was elected bishop.
He spent much time in Europe during
the war and was slightly wounded while
inspecting Y. NJ. G. A. hut in Italy.
Although his work in church and as
president of the Anti-Saloon League
took him to many parts of the country,
Bishop Wilson always retained his In
diocese.
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Gar0 of ThankA

TAYLOR We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks and appreciation 10 the relatives,
friends and organizations for the lovely
flowers and kind expressions OF sympathy
beloved wife and mother. MOLLIE TAY-
TLIE PANTY
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capture of the bandits by sheriff 8
posse N another feature, and although
this is wild West" show there are
elephants and dancers on the program.
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WILD WEST SHOW COMING

Miller Brosthers' lo1 Ranch Real Wild
West Show is coming 10 Camp Meles
Monday and Tuesday with a large reu-
nue. of Sioux. Apache. Pawnee and other
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tribes Of Indians. as well as cowboys.
cowRirls and rough riders.
Included In the presentation will be
bronco busting trick and fancy riding,
trick and fancy roping, bulldogging and
an attack on wagon train by the In
dians Holdup of a stage coach and
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FOUND.
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FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescue
IeaEne. aAg Marxland ave &M- Maln s4a..
LOST.
READS, ehild's ambcr sbetwceu state nspi Dept
aud 3Snd and Decatur pl, reward. Nai
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| BiiIFoLp ladys; large -sum money satqr.
day afternoon nhsh,ips from bns @ "a' 'i,nrS LII
| Sib reward q.
BLACK BAa, containing s2s, key and PIC
lures. on iith st, car or Monroe nus ,p,ts p,ieaSs
ave, NV Adams alla-J
| HRACELET-~ 400 reward for return plat.
di1end na 'Hppns mtd pETfeS from
i Co, aa7 i La sale st. chieasc
RRIeP CASE eoQnteinps aeeonp! eocsS $, anS ,IS
Msn SGSF ssss Il S'S or Wisconsin, @ In ssas eyeninss
npoooA, pearl sunhnrst. Monday alter
| mont 81. NV. eiA KeeteF place n.w' or
| noo-~Whltc Maltese lap dos, disappeared
| Sunday, Answers TO name footS NO col
| lar Liberal reward 1873 Harvard NV,
| Embassy Ants. Jantor .
poo. female; setter. Fert Myef he,sess /.
noo~white wire hatred fox terrier, male
| return TO aa0a Hamin 81 ne, or phone 20
| tomae SlSeei Reward ~
| FISHING XIII III metal DON keNafu. Natl
| NJ AL OF Clev, 2aaa o
| FRATERNITY PIN, pearl studded, Tuesday
| between alst aud q SITS, and lhth ana Nj
as y II Arr'oston' deerse w"smns''n
UniVerSlty, s-
| GLASSES white sold trimmed IN ease, neaF
| iith and II sts, s.w, l4aA Euclid ST. Adams
| 4aalsl,
| KITTEN. Wnite PERSIAN, blue eyes. strayed
! away from Vic AR9 18th and Belmont Re
ward, 1909 h e.snt -, nv Adams 2eessa
Pan Round ola gnld pen, enamel broken ~
places. valuable only 20 owner Reward,
! aNN 0uaekeuhos 81, fakoma Park.
PIN. cameo, With diamond THURSDAY last,
ward Il returned 10 Mrs, l., n Waller
above address. y
| poCKErnooK. black leather, on Mclean
ear, OF between Mclean, Va, ana Chain
hra'f "1a "a o~Ser n ess. s a Oh RsGsS T.
| Very liberal reward .~-,~-.a,~----
| PURSE. rama, oranse lining, ,uentalnlnF
| fountain pen, etc, lost ~ han pArA ~
SsdF5 arl wI.sSnsIa IssasfI ssSS sSssS"rd 80 y hraa
REWARD Tor information leadlnw Ii reeese
| ers ef white Eskimo puppy. l. Nielsen, Col
srroTXCf.Ea shell Tlmmsd. In Franklin
ease, Monday Call between and 10 Ann,
uMnRRli.A Red SILK. June I on, Wash.
81 {inlon Atatien Reward can Miss Zoe,
Main AAa
uNlnREli.A -Laas'A. blue Ailk, on. TUESDAY
ssa,. q se' sbcSs st e, pssf cs| NSaaS F""F@s's
wAgoA ,..y Msss r, " or r'SnG Main vsa gss. n'1ssl r..
WRiaF WArCA, sold, piatinun ton. With
Aamnnds initials "H, " h Suitable re-
ware tor return 10 aai Manaes nlds.
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Some men are naturally good listen
ers; others get married and have to be.
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gn Memnrlanl.

EnMoNSoN. in memory Of ouv hEcthcr,
SFsaa {, is2s' osS'"' ''''' years "s' ''''s' 'S''
over the river faces we see.
Loved ones 1" s'ors NJ Sys'ilsyE 4HE 81 iylMYiy i.
MATTHEWS Tn sad and loving vep,su-
sTanes Of dcxntsd wife aad nsetssI.
NslLiE @ MATTHEWS ,Swss9o wso died ave
Dear mother is sIeepins. tree trors ell rain.
Awake her not, sweet srirs,, 70 SuHer
again,
she slambeys 50 swee,ly. on. let hss slgm-
Rer sickness is ended, her trouele al gene.
Oh tn,ak hoN she suffered aud meansd
IN ,Ne long hours ws soothea her In vain
un;n God, IN his mercy. came down fgom
witn angels. who WHISPERED msssass cl
mrp Pits sSssis ,ssss : in$ ! MA sRr4aESs sa AND
CHILDREN
MEADE, IN loy,ns memory 81 asyeg.s
husband and father. PHILIP Il. MEAns,
and three Towns sons, ~ " W >'' '
Sleep IN Jesus. cur dear leved cue,
We Know your work with Cod - done
Ssecp 10 rest in yoar reSttNE place
W FROM risx rAMUy =.
S nssr rSfg rNNNry Se sff rwyemsEs q ,t NJ gss
years ago tedav, June 4. 1000.
Gone but net teFgetten
SISTER
TAYLOR. In memory OF NV devoted mother,
ANNIE TAYLOR. who departed this tie
SnadeaN one year aso teaay, JNns s. is2F,
Mourning fer you, dear mother,
hut net with outward show,
Fpf the hearts that mourn sincerely
Mourn silently and low,
Nc one knows NV longiag,
Pew have seen me weep.
! Shsa my tears from an aching heart
While others are taSt aSte@n
LEE AEARlRRokEN nAlNlttFk. LyA
Evening star., 1928-06-06

FOR LOST ANIMALS, apply Animal Rescu.
T,eaRne aAp Maryland ave. S.w. Main sosA
Evening star., 1928-06-06

DOu~~Whlte Maltese lap dos, disappeared
SUNDAY Answers To name "fnotS," No col
lar. Liberal reward 1873 Harvard NV
Embassy Ants, iAnit0r.
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npoOCH. pearl sunhurSt, Monday after
noon, June I. vicinity Genrgla ave and La
mont 81 NV. ai4 keeier place NV" or
nhpne Columbia a2pa
Evening star., 1928-06-06

READS, ehtld'a amher sbetwcen state hsni
aud "4nd and Decatur pl reWdFd Nai'
North
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ARGENTINA DATA.

NHNfFtsN 7 NsNft WftN n
For week ending June I. 1925
~Temnexature--Preeipit -,
Cur, DcpRr. Cur. DepaT.
Corn and
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| RtiI.FOLn lady :, large sum money Satur-
| day afternoon nhghtipE from bus Garnnch
| els cofnrr Grace Hlieman. Wardman Psrh
| 81 reward "
Evening star., 1928-06-06

And Remember; The information you get
from STAR advertising is always thor
oughly reliable. II has 10 be to get into
The STAR. All advertising is rigidly
censored before The STAR will accept
H. Truthfulness and sincerity are the
prime essentials. II you read it in STAR
advertisement you may be sure IT is So
Evening star., 1928-06-06

| PURSE, rama, oranee lining, containing
| lountaln pen, etc, lost At ball park nt
cadrt drill Tuesday. Reward 30 y, hgad~
| iev Iana Wisconsin sara.
Evening star., 1928-06-06

DO0. female, setter. PORT Myer Helshts.
Va Phone Clarendon aa6-w3 after ., O.
White wire-hRiEed fox terrier, male
return % 2aoa Hamlln 81 ne OF hhohe ae~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
BEDTIME STORIES By *. T sSsszys

anxiously watching for him. He was
disappointed. Yes, sir, he was dis
appointed. Instead of finding her
anxiouSly peering out from the edge
of the dear Old Briar-Patch. Peter
couldn't find her at all. He was the
one who began to worry. The longer
he looked for her the more he worried.
Could she have ventured out from the
dear Old Briar-Patch. and been caught
by Reddy Fox. or Old Man Coyote or
Redtail the Hawk? Suddenly Peter
remembered the stamping signal. He
stamped. In less than half a minute
Little Mrs. Peter appeared from be-
hind him.
Peter" she cried, i've got some
thing to show you"
Peter turned and looked at her s,is-
piciously. Where were you?" he de-
manded. Were you hiding from me9"
You follow me-" said Little Mrs.
Peter. I've had secret. but now I'm
going to show it to you"
Peter followed. Mrs. Peter finally
turned down a little blind path-one
of the old. old paths of the dear Old
Briar-Patch. 1t was so long since 1t
had been in general use that Peter
hadn't once thought to investigate 1t
when he had been looking for Mrs.
Peter.
Well" said he. as Mrs. Peter
stopped. where's that secret?"
Right there" said Mrs. Peter proud
". pointing TO a little nest Of grass.
Peter peeped within. AT first, all
he saw was mass of fur. Then a
cute little head was lifted. 1t was the
head of baby rabbit.
Petaxa Understood then. He knew In
ste Ntly why Little Mrs. Peter had been
so inattentive to him. My DEAR" he
cried, why didn't you tell me before?
How many are there this time? They
certainly are fine looking babies. Yes,
indeed. they're fine looking babies. I
am proud of them. And I am proud
of you. my dear. But why didn't you
tell me before?"
Because know you, Peter Rabbit"
replied Little Mrs Peter. You couldn't
have kept the secret to save your life.
and I didn't want that secret known
while these babies were wholly help
less. Did you ever see such darlings?
Aren't they the dearest things ever?
There are five of them. Peter!"
Copyright. 1897
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
LITTLE BENNY
By LEE PAPE.

I was hurry up going errand for
ma on account of her being in exter
fearse hurry, and Pubs Simkins and
Glasses Magee was down at the corner
both looking up in the air as If there
was something to see up there. wich
there wasent, me saying, Watts q matter,
watts you doing?
We're trying to attrack q crowd by
pretending We see aireoplane, Pubs
sed.
And they kepp on looking UP saying,
G. there 1t is, there it goes, look at the
size of it, would you, holey smokes. o
boy, and diffrent things. and started
to look up with them to make it seem
more ixcitable, ony people kepp rite on
going pass as IL nuthing waSent hap
pening, and sed, Aw heck this amt
any way to attrack a crowd its too old
fashion, everybodys so use to aireo-
planes now they wouldent stop unless
one fell down on them. Lets all start
to wawk like Charley Chaplin IL We
wunt to get crowd around us, sed.
Wich we started to do, pulling our
caps way down and looking like a
Charley Chaplin contest, being so fun
ny it was all We could do not to laff
ourselfs, ony everybody kepp on going
pass Just q same without hardly even
looking at us, Pubs saying, Aw who
sed that was q good ideer, people are
just as use to Charlie Chaplin as wat
they are to aireoplanes, @ wizzickers
eyerybodys use to everything, its no use
trying to attrack a crowd any more. ].
WITCH Just then somebody took hold
OF my ear run. Being ma, Sayin, So
this is all the good 1t does for me to
tell you I'm in hurry. I've got good
mind to give you good spanking rite
here In the street.
And she gave me about 8 cracks to
prove she could IL she wunted to. wich
by that time there was about 10 people
standing there looking. being MYSTERY
ware they all came from so sudden.
Proving no matter wat elts people get
tired of. their always intriSted to see
somebody elts get the dickins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
Everyday Law Cases
win Agreenlent Not to LtDe To-
eetlrer Affect Validity OF
Marriage?
BIZ THE coUNsELLoR.

Mrs. Simpson died. leaving her hus-
land living at the same house with her
mother and sister. Miss Edwards.
Mr.. Simpson. accustomed to the
home. remained with the mother and
sister. This arrangement was salts
factory until the mother died shortly
thereafter. Realizing the difficult sit
uation they faced by living in the same
house together, Mr.. Simpson and Miss
Edwards, to avoid criticism, married
but with the understanding that they
we're not 70 live as husband and wife.
Subsequently, the former Miss Ed
wards and Mr.. Simpson obtained posi-
tons in different cities and separated.
Two years later, Miss Edwards planned
TO MARI. but the former marriage 10
Simpson stood In the way of her plans
She placed her predicament before
an attorney who filed petition in
court, asking that the former marriage
be AgnuIled.
The court, on reviewing the facts
surrounding the marriage, signed a
decree setting the marriage aside, and
stated:
Marriage formalities and attendant
ceremonies alone are not sufficient 70
create q valid marriage. There must
be present the consent Of both parties
TO live together as married couple.
There being present In this case an
agreement abr0gating the effect of the
marriage ceremony, the marriage is
void"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27

But Peter was quite mistaken in
thinking that Little Mrs. Peter was
worrying about him. AS matter of
fact, she wasn't giving Peter thought,
She was too busy She had too much
else to think about. In fact. Mrs.
Peter wasn't really aware that Peter
wasn't at home. If Peter had known
this, he would have been more out of
sorts than he was.
Peter remained away two DAYS.
Then he decided he had worried Little
Mrs. Peter enough. so he returned to
the dear Old Briar- Patch. He fully
expected to find Little Mrs. Peter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-27
Peter Understands.
Sometimes things become so plain.
You need net bother to explain.
Mrs Peter Eabf

Peter Rabbit had left the dear Old
Briar Patch a little bit out of sorts
1t seemed to him that he had been
sadly neglected by Little Mrs. Peter.
He was still out OF sorts when he
reached the Green Forest and he re-
manned out Of sorts. The result was
that he didn't go back to the dear
Old Briar-Patch at the break of day,
as was his custom. He remained over
In the Green Forest
I'll give her something to worry
about" thought Peter Then perhaps
she'll treat me better when I return. >
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-05

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FORFEiTuRR NOTICE
t"i (, kisas, your and earh of your
 heirs. executors. administrators legal representatives and assigns.

t"i C, kisss, your and tach of your
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-07-26
BABE BORN ON STEPS

Mother Bears Child After Being
= Thrown From Car in Denver.
sBy United Press -
= DENVER, July 26.-Shortly after
she was hurled from an automobile,
a girl was born to Carol Roberts,
New York. here late Wednesday
night, it was revealed today.
The young woman was found
huddled on a doorstep.
At the hospital she told officers
she was thrown from an automo-
bile and crawled to the doorstep
for shelter She refused to say with
y whom she was riding in the auto
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