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Evening star., 1928-11-15
DUE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
DUE THURSDAY, NovEMBER "a.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.

SA1LlNG TODAx.
Stuttgart = Southampton, Boulogne and
San Lofenzoesan Juan and santo DOMINGO.
American Farmer-London.
Estonta-copenhagen Danzig and Libau.
dbsTboSHF GSa9 anS sS
oassemala.-PueTto Colombia. cartssesna,
Use de Guatemala.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Lancsstria-Plypouth:. Eayrss and London.
lie dc EEan1ceNTPym0H1tn an1 drF Favre. M prince
curacao. Puerto Cabeilo, La Guayra and
Eafamaribo.
Hai had port de paix. oonaves
Cubano-santos.
aInIN0 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II.
Oarinthia-Cobh and Liverpool
Aiesia-~-Azores, Palermo and AIexandria;
otterdam-Plymouth. BouloEne and Rot
Albert Baliin-Cherbourg Southampton and
co7ts mfmGIIE mSGIrIaEnde-cenoa, Naples and Gibraltar.
southern Cross@Rio de Janeiro. Santos,
Montevideo and Buenos Aires.
caiifornia-Havana. cristObal and San Fran
ceoTge Gorge ashington-Plymouth. Cherbours
Toioa-Hsvana. cristobal and Port Limon.
ka1ccfhserbourg Che and London.
Cedric-Cobh and Liverpool
Majestic-Cherbourg and Southampton. ..
Nova Scotia-St. Thomas. st. Croix. st. Kits
and Trinidad.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Silvia-St Johns and Halifax.
Bsrmuda-Bermuda.
La Playa-Puerto Barrios.
Manaaui-Santiago, Kingston and Puerto
Colombia.
Castilla-Puerto Castillo.
SAILING MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Madison-Norfolk.
SAILING TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20.
Providence-Lisbon, Naples, Palermo and
Marseille. , - -.
Bergensfjord - ChriStiansanoS OsIo anu
Copenhagen.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER al.
Berengaria-Cherbourg and Southampton.
America-Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
haven.
Fort Victoria-Bermuda.
Santa Marta-Kingston, Cristobal, Carta-
Rena, Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta.
Carabobo-San Juan, La Guayra, Puerto
Cshello. Curacao and Maracaibo
Evening star., 1928-11-15
Twentieth Century.

The first century comprised the years
to 100 inclusive; the second century,
the years 101 to 200 inclusive, and so
on to the twentieth century, which is
the period beginning with 1901 and ex-
tending to the year 2001.
Evening star., 1928-11-15

Surely this remarkable sale of rugs could
not be more timely-with the Thanks
giving season nearing! The prices of
these rich, glorious rugs are remarkably
low!
Evening star., 1928-11-15

Patterns and colors such as only the
Orient produces-in the well-known
weaves that every one recognizes as the
last word in rug beauty, A magnificent
collection!
Evening star., 1928-11-15

You have no doubt heard how serviceabe
they are They are well known for that. An
Administer rug is an excellent investment-and
it will give YOU world of satisfaction Select
yours here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
COUNTRY GONRI,
SUBURBAN BOARD.

POOLES-I.AT CHICKEN.
CEDAR GROVE. ND.
WsI.t six Summer boarSiers.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


11O0 14th ST, N.W.-MOST DESIRABLE T.
rm. ant: ami: central. $40 mo. Apply jani.
TOR Oh premises or owner. Frank. 369. 1Ts
BRooKLAND-3I2O 10th sT Me-
rooms. glassed.in sleeping porch: gas ii0ht
ard neat. for Lh.k. Potomac 61p3.
boz z. CAPITOL ST.-THREE LARGE RMS.
hgnt. gas. Adults only. Sc
1878 PARK RID. NV. THE PARKRTDGE@
HIIy. corner apt 2 rooms. kit. d. ale. b.
guiet yell Kept building. Resident n1gF..
1892 BILTMoRE INVITE BALTTM0RE.
- large rooms and bath. newly decorated:
EriR1oalre: reasonable rental. Apply janitoF.
4.ROoM, KITCHENETTE AND BATH
'front.' apt. 15l5 X. / ave. ne. Jznitor serv.
ice: S53 North 6445 or 4OO4.
1873 IRVING ST. NV. Ist FLOOR-2
large rooms, kitchen and bath: large yard.
No. 4th hoor. rooms. kitchen and BATH
$40. Gas. electricity furnished.
1858 COLUMBIA RID. THE COvTNGTOE-
rooms bath. lavatory a bsdroomsl:
rooms and room. Col. e14S.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATE AND IN
closed porch very reasonable rent Adams
b526. 1904 14th st. NV.
THE CLYDESDALE. 2sOi ADAMS Mill.
I'd rooms. kitchen. bath. elevator Frig-
Idalre. Entrance TO Zoo. Call isnitor
315 5th ST EE-TO ADULTS 4 LARGE
rooms pantry. tile bath. hardwood floors
front and back Dorches. h.-w.h electric
liEht; all outside rooms: clean and hon1eiiks.
0ne-half block from Stanton PARK: garage
500 d ST NV" RMS T. 2ATu 40. m
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Packard straight 3 Phaeton
Lincoln Judkins Sedan.
ChrysIer 70 Roadster
Oakland Roadster
Hudson Custom Brongham
Studebaker Special Roadster.
iewett Coach.
Peerless ~ Club Coupe.
These cars are the very latest
modeis aud priced to sell At
once.
PEERLESS MOTOR co.
i4th at + 81. Main $3.50.
Open Evening and Sundays
Until 10 pm.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

exposures fNfEFpUgeS W NAFflMHn EaFk fnAtl
Annex. resident manager.
etT 2 ST. NE.
Ideal 2 rooms and bath, furnished for
OPP, MAYFLowER hoTEIs7-Hi@R.cLLAss Ls
! rms 2 hathsl clean 0ut.t; cool in Sum:
contn. NV; ianitor: refs ,7lT DE Sales. So
LARGE FRONT Rooms; PRIVATE TEL. BATH .srI'
near cars AZ i 81. ne ne ---. 1'1 =
THE kENEsAw 18th AND IRVING SITS
n,w.--Desirahle furnished and unturnished
unexceiied location frenroof, .4;,hour
elevator service and switchboard Phone
mo K N.w.-NIcELY FURNISHED end
Il desired. Green's Franklin se47
THE WEST END AP'Ts.-G0O Goth ST Nv
! and rooms and bath attractlyely fur.
w l.tnkinS realtor 1733 De Sales st Main
s seGo cALyERT ST oo, NV iaciosIs aEpRooS ROOM
gas elee phene service s4o col. seas, :
, ROOMS. KITCHENETTE AND BATH
.entlnuous hot water electricity phone
VERY DESIRABLE idih ST APT FOR
rent until October furnished; two rooms
reception hall and bath and large elose1 closet
Phone Manager North aih - So'
nished apartment three rooms. rec hall,
kitchen and bath: heat ami. near MI.
fJeAAant ear HnN tNSt on AotNtANA& WI NV
Immediate nossesSion, cali evenings after
mrs W, Mcclure Moler, ssis i7th st
FURNISHED SMALL APARTMENT FOR
light housekeening III private nome, Large
room AMI kltchenette. Reasonable SIZE n
Canliel 81, %
!: LARGE ROOMS AND HATH; REnEc0
Thou .1S" any ho.sI Is,e srrS,Ss: SaH to siOo month
bachelor, iT37 ST NV. -
aaan WISCONSIN AVE. OPPOSITE NATL,
t,IllS iSrnishesi comnicte, summer rates.
S4a6n: maid service Il desired, a'
esoT ONTARIO Rn,---. ROOMS, KITCHEN
pleteiy furnished continuous hos water
rs.pAsANr coNroRrAaLE APT
rGS%s mlSSss aSc, sfn'" As. Gs,S nss ass sSfs
ar, AND r. $50, r. AND n, SaS; : 4
Nd hath ane sun room $50 emi porch
~, ward iaAi NeWtan st. ne. IN, n. SsnS,
$50 Atter i pm kot q 81 Rasaslnh
AFrRACTIvF BUNGALOWS, Il ROOMS
bath = roens, kttehenette bath AM.
hFepaces, Scpeened marches 81 James Glen
Fcho Rraalev s0a,ft. los
a0Na GARFlrLn an NEAR WARnMAN
eark~~Connletely FURNISHED ! r"onis s,,eh.
*" rSan. s'1 Ads. sTs ass"s' aSsi ~ lSs 'GS '0e s
,HOs i5th sr> Nwt--tlyIN9 ROOM, RArH
enl, Ant l before q nm. .-.
iaI9 apth sr NICELY FURNISHED
A'faam ant ami omen nteniaee, Ss'Nen
good neighh0rhnod " block car ar has
North aHaa .. ,--
ROOM KtIVHfNsrrE AND nArH Apr
tn Genrgelnwn, Nav Is 90 sept AnnW
eos Mammoth Oak Gardens thtl dlst NV
nAvaNf0Nr Arr~-Two Rooms kINM,
en AMI hath. can aHppnlmAdRte fnnrs, very
attractive tanitor service sac tlse oth
st, NV.
/ s0h NEWTON NV ~~ \ NICELY FUR,
nished housekeeping faunis, Kitchen, aseeping
nprch. private bath amt all expoAuFes
500 adults, --,.,
NEAN DUPONT CiRrI.E - YOUNG LADY
VIII share her attraetlvely furnished house,
keeninE ant with ypung married eountel
re ierenees, lalt asnd NV. Ant cOa Call
before Y aud after 4 nm. ..
ROOM ron nNE OR rWo LADIES oR
shate snartmeni, reasonable Ant =. ai"A
GeAfRia ave, nv
ia1A HAVING sT, NV ~~oNE NOON, KIT.
aplvAta hath continuous hot water, iants
tor service, Rent NHA ~,
linn s',s gSescHs Ss ;,., nSrA aNg lS. S;acgSS SS
1uth VI IN a.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
HUPMOBILE.
BUICK
STANLEY H. HORNER, Inc
USED CAR DEPT.
Gold Seal Bucks.

We have a fine selection oil
Gold Seal Bucks in all body
styles. Remember. a Gold Seal
Buick is guaranteed same as
new. Be safe, buy Buick here !
Evening star., 1928-05-05

Al. 3rd sT. NE, ONE BLOCK FROM
Union Station-one room and bath. beau-
tfuly furnished: in new apartment houss ::
$40 Apply janitor or PHILIP MIL
STONE tt04 Vermont ave. n.w Decatur
CONTEMPLATING TRAVEL WILL SUB.
let 20 responsible party Z rooms. ? baths.
unusual in attractions and view: three open
exposures. references Warfiman Park Hotel
Annex resident manager 1s
Evening star., 1928-05-05

l.. p. STEUART.
OAKLAND. PONTIAC.
REMOVAL SALE.
GOOD WILL OAKLAND
SAYS.

Now is the time 10 buy your
used car for the Summer. The
following ears are right for the
prices that We are asking for
them.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFUK.

ENHF4NH . HNOVNEb~-N UHks VIZ NTANT OTA-
ROOM KITCHEN AND BATH: use OF
phone: ami: private family: $"5 month.
Call Adams 2506
NE. SUBURB cOlored--2 communicating
rooms. with porch: h.-w.h. and electricity;
garage available: near cars. Phone At. 4Oo
CHEVY CHASE D C.-Two sunny rooms
with bath; one block from car. Phone Col
1:i2-W
331O 10th N.W-Rooms furnished or un-
furnished one or more. g.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
1r~-Al-ssAI

gentleman: reasonable. Cab after 9 p.n1. or
before . am 7---
LACLEDE Thomas Circlel. 1928 W: ave
Apt. 64--Well ventilated quiet: southern.
NEAR 18th AND COL RD.-'Two or three
rooms, nicely furnished, for Housekeeping:
hnth $40 and ShH mnnth Adams lA3l.
Evening star., 1928-05-05

VOkNER AFT MAN iNtA ANp COte M
-~RsSentlaN haM, living Nom. SeCtr<A-s,s.
Kitchen and hath On third heer; SS.Ao0r
elevator and SwteaNesrd service, HeCalss
tee III fens allowed ea taiS act FAcae
Evening star., 1928-05-05
AUTO WRECKERS.
SALE OR RENT-GARAGES.

REAR 4OiS GA. AVE. Mr. SHEPHERD u
bricks. newly painted: only 81 pr mo- each
or rc seir cheap on your terms: trade,
FoR RENT ONLY--Rear Colony Theabr:
also rear 1890 Delafcld nj large garages,
IS 90 mo. each
y. T.. RYON co. 34ts 1ith. 14.3 Est
Evening star., 1928-05-05
APARrMkNTS-uNFuRNlSnEp

APAkrMENTS--uNFuRNlSHED
ste 3rd sT Ne --oNE BLOcK FR0A
% esw snartmen, 6aibainss SaS per nSsss
1aHiter on nreNlseS oF pHft1P Mu.SflNE
tlnS Vermont ava, NV
BLOCK EAST on CONN. AVE-. 1907 II. l
ave. toens Faonls housekeeping, ire
niares' southern exposure attractive cut
look lAe
woonRtnGE-~s LARGE, 3 SNAIL RMS
SAT SO Cali North SeoI
MEiIIS, ac4 Mn, AVE- Ne,--EtREpRonF>
thtee large outside rooms ant hath near
Canttel ami iaaitev Anplv Rl0 nd ave
CoNGRESSloNAIs
.,,ihins,.s ,uhS.nsn.sheS ae9Ttmens rooms bath
FIRST AND sECoNp El.tl0g Arr, OvER
eiRa lSth 81 aw--Ais sonvenieaeess hei
Watei gas slee and heat rent TNAsonahla
COLONY GEORGTA Avn AND EAKRAEuT
Il ALI outside rooms elevator daS RRd
atsht iagitaF serStSe aew up,t0'aste alart
srAN(. Ny ,CRXNpAlI REAi.TY nEfT
Maia A0sO, er On prNmlses,
WILL suRtNAsE NY. AFARTMENT, No
auA lacated al MA Y "a ne. tor N3a 80
gwntAN until oetoeeg tss 1858 Can North
SA1A
now LOCATION ArrRAC
rental retereNees reUuired egiNeess lpia
kye ~ a,w Sc
TnR tNal. .ESlne taaS isl Sr NV
latss Cis,@a ANa bath With aeESA $50 80
lats $ sr. NV, MEAN ANRAssApNR
Ants ~~' 'ewa gOaAs kltehen hAth MNppAS
bed 'saltef setysav, Reasonable ret saA.
Evening star., 1928-05-05
HAWKINS.
LATE MODELS.
HAWKINS NASH MOTOR
COMPANY, INC.
1888, 1909 l4th st. NV.
Main $3.50.
REBUILDING
SALE.
3 DAY ONLY.

We are remodeling our show
room and can't display our
stock Of late model cars on our
floor. Here is your opportunity
to get a car at great reduction
Evening star., 1928-05-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROARD.

LYON VILLAGE--Geutleman and wife de
sire comfortable accommodations summer
months: refinement essential. Address Boa
l3.X star Office. &c
Evening star., 1928-05-05

WEST FALLS CHURCH. VA furnished
rooms; breakfast, private family attractive
home aud grounds ear lines. employed
Es
, 1928-10-23
RO L L E DIN GS
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
F y r S T. & r DIX

Continued from yesterdays AUjS.)
The Chairman: | do not want 10 inter.
rupt the gentleman, but | am afraid he is
not within the Rules OF Business, | would
like to draw his attention to Paragraph
IL of the Rules of Business. | do not
think the Council Is so bankrupt that we
cannot deal with this matter ourselves,
we have the machinery.
Bird Member for Frederiksted Country
District ,AnderSen): Mr.. Chairman. my
understanding of the Rules Of Business
is that 3rd discussion is the same a the
1st discussion general discussion can be
had OF both.
, 1928-10-23

'Mirach". ''Mirach sighted October sew
enteenth at 11.30 pm. fifty tnlee degrees
three minutes north and afOrtythree de
grees fortytwo minutes west, in bearing
~onehundred and thirty sdegrees true, big
distant lights most probably resembling
rXp!oSjOn.' The position indicate in TIE
message is five ,undred miles east OF Nc
d0naid's starunE point and ne W0uld
have been in thar ana a. eleven 10! t. on
Wednesday evening SIX ant a udt 0ourS
after he left Newfoundland. There could
have been 10 ,XD,J,I1l in ms alrplaue
then however as ne was seen at IZ.3U
Thursday morning an nOur later, by the
Dutch steamer H~ardenberg. 1t is sug
gested be had already found himself 10
difficulties and vas throwing out Verey
lights as Signals of distress. Sueh lights
dropped from an height would be visible
at a great distance. Inc my steriOus point
in this hapDeniu is that he should have
been seen fyi0& an nour later apparently
all we'll.
Perth, West Australia. Oct 20 1.-The
EngIIsh cricket team which will tour Aus
tralIa, has arrived here Today they be
gan the first match on their programme
and met a western Australian team. the
EnglIshmen made a brilliant start, scOr
ing 300 for SIX Wlcket5, Top scorers we've
Jardine 100, TyldesIey sc and Hendren
55, not out.
Washington, Oct. 20tb-A letter to the
Most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson
Archbishop of Canterbury, which Will
be sent him with the Fluctuations of the
Bishops and Deputies Of the Episcopal
Churcn on his retirement, has been made
pubic. With it will be sent a purse
of money to be tax u up at the con
v~ention Gifts tota.iing 5000 dollars
have already ben made. No
ting that Archbishop pavidson's ten.
ure OF office has exceeded that of any
Archbishop since Archbishop Warren
tour centuries ago, letter says hat al
ways Archbishop Davidson has met his
varied duties WIKI patience, wisdom and
courage.
, 1928-10-23

bnying.
Chicago, Ills, Oct 10th Aggressive
mmission house buying of future deli
ri-S Of corn Sprang 40 in the lat deal,
IS and gave q tresh hoist t. prices. o.
HIays were scarce on the advance
hich was 0a2e3 largely on indications OF
broadening OF corn export business.
Wheat. aass and ry= followed the late up-
ward ue96 of corn 4 fresh drive sell
ny Just It the finish corn r-arttd sharp
IL from the top and closed irregular j
cents net lower to 8 cent advanced Wheat
furnished nervous at I to + cent decline.
New York, Oct Oth.--Ofic!aIs of the
Moud MCKEE Company will meet officials
of the International Nickle Company here
to consider plans for the merger of the
two companies, according 10 reports in
the financial district.
York EngIand, Oct. 20th-Fhe Most
Rev DR. Cosme Lang. Archbishop Of
York and Archbishop designate o Canter
bury. has bid good bye 70 the Laity and
Archdeaconry Of York and district. Re
plying to a resolution expressing graft
tude for his Eminent services to the
Church in the Province, Archbishop
Lang said that he could not have been
|fNElt - iedJEf CtiCOUl aEOA1lt biL NbAlt w
,now that God had given him Just
n0ugh of the things that mattered IN
he world to win the affection Of the
people Of Yorkshire. He had been given
chance during tn last twenty years
D do something Tor tue people and the
'hurch in Yorkshire The chance had
Dassnd and he could say that he had
RED to do his best, but he could wish
nat il had been better. There must
no retreat. There must be an al
4nce, Archbishop Lang continued there
l,t be something inspiring to you IN
re thought that the Cd Church IS ris
10 to meet the needs of the new world
he Old Church with great traditions and
memories, which are best in the lite Of
be nation. What is better to meet the
needs Of The new world. than the Old
Church. which has TO restore The tounda
tlon and recover the soul Of England.
Nairobi Kenya, Oct 10th. he hunt
inc "Trip OF the Duke Of Gloucester IS
meeting with great success, says a
message received today. The Duke aim
self brought down what was described
as a world record specimen" Of a
fringe cared Oryx, or African antelope
LondGn. Oct. 20th-A wireless mess
age from a ship In the western Atlantic
brought news last night, that may be
connected with the missing British al
man Lieut.. Commander Mcdonald. who
lett Harbour Grace, Newfound-
land on Wednesday. in an attempt
to fly the Atlantic in small moth. aero
, 1928-10-23

providing .Or loans from rhe Reserve
Fund to property owners
Be il enacted By the Colonial C0uRcjJ OF
st. CrojU III session assembled;
l. That there shall be advanced from
the reserve Fund a sum of Frcs Us, 600
90 accrued on loans in real property to
those owners whose properties have been
damaged in the recent hurricane to be
used exclusively for the purpose of re
pairs.
2. The amount thus advanced shall be
~repayabl1 il 10 years at 3 per cent per
annum. The maximum amount of advan.
ces shalI be at the discretion Of the Com
mission.
3. For the purpose of administering
loans under this ordinance there shall be
appointed a Commission consisting Of the
Governor or his representative and four
al men appointed by tie Colonial Couu-
clI.
4. All persons receiving loans here
under snail Oh demand submit a detailed
statement to the Commission Of all eX.
ppnses incurred in effectinQ such repairs.
Introduced by Bird Member for FIRE.
deriksred Country District Andersen
4th Appointed Member kobt. w.
Skeoch)
LIST Member for Christiansted Town
Canegata
ChristIanSted,
September %, 1923.
ITO be c0HtiRued.)
, 1928-10-23

The Chairman: NJ, | will explain,
First discussion is a general discussion;
second discussion relates to plrticular pa
ragraphS AMI amandmants; third IlScus-
sion deals with specific ]amanImants in
trOduced ~ Gpvernmant, but you cannot
20 ontsisia Of the letter OF tha draft.
No one requesting the word further 3rd
discussion closed. the Secretary read the
ordinance as amended aod the Chairman
put 81 ne t. th4 Vnr-.
"A members voted for; l against and 1
not voting.
The Chairman: The ordinance is pass
ed.
, 1928-10-23

be coHtlRued.)
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03
ELY OLD TIMER
CALLED BY DEATH.

The grim reaper again invaded
the ranks of the old time residents
of the city on Wednesday morning
and called from this earth Mrs.
Maria Uusijarvi Hario, at the age of
76 years after an illness of several
months.
Mrs. Hario was born in Tornio,
Finland, in 1851 and came to Ely
almost with the beginning of the
town in 1889. Her husband pre-
ceded her in death by "a years.
Surviving her are two daughters
and one son, also three foster child
rem and four grandchildren. The
daughters are Mrs. A. B. Mcleod of
Butte, Montana, and Mrs. Emil Leino
of this city. The son is Walter
Hario of this city. The foster child
rem are Miss Myrtle Homer of Ely,
Mrs. A. R. Nelson of Eveleth and
John Hario of Butte, Montana,
Grandchildren, Mrs. w. L. DAZZLING
of Butte, Corrine, Laurin ard Walter
Leino with their parents in this city.
The funeral will take place Sun
day afternoon from the Finnish
church, Rev. G. A. Aho officiating.
She has host of friends in the city
who join in rendering sympathy to
the bereaved family.
Her passing leaves void in the
circles in which she was best known.
She was motherly person and
many are the activities in both
church and society circles with which
she is credited.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03
JOE ROTHMAN BUYS THE
ROTHMAN-NORTHERN OIL CO.

News of interest to local motor
lists is the announcement that j. A..
Rothman of this city has purchased
from the Northern Oil Company of
Virginia, their interest in the old
firm known as the Rothman-North-
ern Oil Company. The Rothman-
Northern Oil Company was branch
of the Northern Oil Company, doing
business in Ely, and hereafter the
business will be conducted by j. A.
Rothman in connection with his
garage. Mr.. Rothman will continue
to sell Texaco gasoline and motor oil
from the service station at the gar
age, and will make tank deliveries
in this territory, giving the same
super-service as formerly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Thos. Flynn. former member of
the st. Paul fire department, now
retired from that organization on
pension, was in ,he city several
days this week selling shirts for the
Whiting Charlton Shirt Company of
Minneapolis
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

The regular meeting of the Ely
Mothers Club will be held at the
Community Center on Friday, Feb
ruary 10 at s P. M. Business of
Importance will be transacted and
special program has been prepared
for the meeting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Judge Grannis in District Court
in Duluth on Wednesday granted a
divorce to Alice Margaret Durbin of
this city from Herman Durbin on
grounds of desertion.- They were
married in 1924 at Virginia
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Contractor Raut is placing a
new front in the building on First
Avenue recently occupied by the
Yeager Barber Shop. 1t is under
stood that a sandwich shop and
flower store will occupy the same
after completion.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03
CHURCH NOTES
METHODIST CHURCH.

February 5, Men ad Boys Day.
Sunday School 9:45.
Preaching 11.00 and 1880.
Epworth League 6:45.
Special Music, male voices.
February IL, Worhen's Day.
February 10, Young Peoples Day.
Special program each day. A re-
cord will be kept during the month
to- seee whether more men or women
attend religious services.
The last night boquet of roses
will be presented TO the largest fam
lily in attendance. Attendance at
mid-week service will also be count
ed.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

T. E. Hunter, superintendent Of
the Tennessee Coal & Iron Co., at
Birmingham, Alabama. and well
known on the Vermilion range, was
instantly killed when he fell into a
open quarry Wednesday. He is sur
vived by his widow and two children,
his mother, two brothers and sister.
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the round trip. The convention,
which is for merchants of every re-
tail classification, will be held SIM
ultaneously with the twelfth semi
annual Twin City Market Week OBJ
served jointly in the Twin Cities on
the same dates.
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Padded Cell for Machine.

A padded cell for machinery II be-
Ing used at Manchester, England, to
test high speed electrical devices 10
the breaking point Cushioned walls
Of reinforced concrete aine feet thiek
protect observers who with telescopes
and fast camera lenses peer throueh
holes In the wall to watch the tesla
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Miss Signora Lindbeck who is TAX
ing a nurses training course at the
University of Minnesota is spending
two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Gustafson.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Sigurd Olson enter
tanned at five tables Of bridge at
their home Friday evening. Mrs.
H. J. Eockhart winning first prize
and Mrs. Chas Miller of Fargo, N.
D., won low prize for the ladies;
]. N. Santo first and Henry Berg low
for the men. Mrs. R. j. Chinn as
sisted the hostess in serving.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Bourgin re-
turned Sunday from Rochester where
Mr.. Bourgin underwent an opera
ton at the Mayo hospital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Mrs. VIM. Nudge and Mrs. Ray
Hoefer will entertain the Methodist
Ladies Aid Thursday afternoon at
the Community Center.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Albert Prisk, Mike Prisk and VIM.
Jones were in Duluth last week to
attend the safety meeting of the
Oliver Iron Mining Company.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

Mrs. C. B. billiard, Miss Margaret
Topper and Miss Lulu Cummings
are entertaining with a toboggan
party this evening.
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Miss Corrine Leino who is stud
ent at olumbia University has been
called home by the illness of her
grandmother, Mrs. Harrio.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-02-03

VIM. Campbell, a recent graduate
of the Young & Hursh Business Col
lege in Duluth, went to work last
Monday.-adv.