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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kikul and
family were called to Bismarck
Wednesday by the death of Mr..
Kikul's brother, Gottfried Kikul,
pioneer resident Of the Missouri
Slope, who dropped dead while on
the Bismarck streets. The death
of Mr.. Kikul came Is shock to his
many friends in this community.
Harry Diamond, cattle and stock
dealer, of Regain, was here several
days Of the past week buying hogs.
Ira Falkenstein was q business
caller in Regain Friday where he
sold a number Of hogs.
Work on the local section began
. few days ago with Section Fore
man Ncls Anderson, Merle White
and Bill GilbertsoA forming the
crew. We understand that q third
man will be added to the section
gang later on.
Mr.. Prickett is digging rocks for
The road graders.
Mrs. Bill Gilbertson who has been
visiting with relatives at Braddock
Is expected home at an early cate.
Edmund Rupp will act % substi-
tute mail carrier on Star Route
north and west Of Baldwin while
Fred Nelson attends to other bust
ness affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maureen rBrien
have rented the house owned by
Mrs. Henry Rupp. They also pur-
chased some furniture from Miss
Rupp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Nordstrom
and family motored to Bismarck
Saturday where Mr.. Nordstrom had
considerable dental work dore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Eliason Of Bis
marck were recent visitors at the
home of relatives in this locality.
Mrs. Wayne Cummings recently
purchased a new brooder for little
chickens. She also has large in
eubator.
For just about the first time in
the history Of the town, every house
in Baldwin is occupied.
Sam Brown was a business caller
In the capital city Friday.
School resumed after q weeks
vacation while the pupils enjoyed
the mumps. About all who have
had the humps have recovered.
Mrs. E. A. Fricke and son Ralph
were transacting business in Wilton
Friday afternoon.
Miss Vivian Erstrom spent the
past week It the home Of her uncle,
E. S. Thompson, and family in
Wilton.
Local friends of J. C. Beattie of
Bismarck will be interested in
knowing he is just completing .
beautiful modern home. Mr.. Beat
tie is we'll known here. He helped
build the residence and other build
ings on the j. B. Rack farm south
of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Yakish are
working on the McGillis farm Q
mile south of town. They were
employed on the same place year
before last.
Wallace Falkenstein of Still was
a visitor at the home Of his uncle.
Ira Falkenstein, part Of the week.
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horses had left without the wagon.
Bob Welch, on his way to the field
with the tractor, stopped them. Leo
took them back to the field and
worked them until supper time.
The p. 7. A. met at Boyd school
No. 2 Friday night. Owing to sick
ness not many attended.
Ed. Doppler sold = number Of
cattle to Joe Chesek the latter part
Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack lshmael and
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dirlam and
family were Bismarck visitors Sat-
urday.
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Welcl's Spur

Robt. Boyd, who has been quite
i'll in the hospital for. some time
was to come home Sunday.
There were very few Of the pupils
Of Boyd school No. /, who attended
last week, on account Of sickness
The Snyder children and Conrad
WEIGH were out all week with the
flu.
Chas. Snyder bought seed wheat
from Oliver WEIGH this week.
Otto Dorman's three sons have
been quite i'll with flu for several
days. A doctor was called Satur.
day.
Mrs. John Nieland, teacher Of
Boyd No. /, has been keeping hel
little nephew, Eldon Snyder, with
her this week so that she might at.
tend school.
Clarence Doppler who attends St
Mary's high school in Bismarck, Yves
at home all week with the flu.
llr.. Rittle has his new barn near.
~ completed. He did most of thu
carpenter work himself.
A number of residents Of thi,
vicinity attended tho funeral Of Mr.
Dance Of Menoken Thursday. Mr.
Dance died of cancer Of the stomach
Ed. Doppler motored to Bismarck
Robt. Wslch hauled . small load
Of coal from Menoken Friday. HI
spent most Of the day with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Welch. His uncle was not 80 well
Friday.
John WEIGH and SON Conrad mo.
tored to Bismarck Saturday.
Robert WEIGH helped his father
0. r. WEIGH, to get started plow
ing with the new tractor Saturday
Mr.. RIFLES butchsred . large hcl
this week.
The baby son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Chss. Weymouth Of sedre Woolley
WASH, died when nine days old. NJ
Weymouth WAS formerly . rosideu,
Of this vicinity.
Oliver WEIGH completed his seed
ing Of wheat this week and Is nov
blowing for feed. Mr.. .sWelch il
enjoying his new tractor.
Mrs. John Nieland spent TIL
weekend ct her home near Hassl
ton. She returned 70 her boarding.
place ct Robert Weleh's late Sun
day evening but her little nephew
did net return with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weir ant
family and Oliver Weleh visited q
the home Of Mr., and Mrs. Hugh Nc
| Murrioh. Sunday.
When Loe Doppler turned aroun.
to hitch his horses to the wagon Ii
60 home for dinner Monday, hil
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Schrunk

MyS. john Rode ana family calico
at the James Walters home Satur.
day evening.
Miss Bculah Lawyer called or
Miss Helen Marchant Monday even.
ing.
Mrs. Fred Homberg and daugh-
tar, Mrs. George Eadmon, were Re.
gan shoppers Tuesday.
laughter Eeulah
spent Tuesday eveling at the Mar.
chant horne.
]. E. Witt called at the F.. G.
Marchant home Wednesday, even.
ing.
Ted Ehnes is blowing with trac.
tor for John Koch.
The Nolan boys visited at the
Schulz home Sunday.
Cord Schulz spent last Sunday
visiting with his brother Ed. ant
family in McClusky.
Irene and Margaret Marchan1
were absent from school Wednes.
day because of the stormy weather
Jo0 Clemmene was caller 81
the James Novy home Sunday.
Pearl White is visiting at the AL.
bert Little home.
John Witt and Leroy Marchani
were Wing callers Thursday after
noon.
The Nolan boys and Warren
Sperry were absent from schoo
Wednesday.
Andrew Meters visited at thu
Roy Merchant home Wednesda,
evening.
Rose Ryan Is on the sick list thi,
week.
Pearl White was Z Wing callel
Thursday afternoon.
Annie LIGHT was absent from
school Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Msrchan
were Wing shoppars Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Herman Meters and Mrs
VIM. Witt spent Friday with Mrs
Wits daughter, Mrs. Henry Sic
bel, who is sick.
Henry Siebel called 1T the Triew
basser home near McClusky Frida,
afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey call
ed at the Henry Siebel home Fr,
day afternoon on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Homberl
were Wing shoppers Saturday at
ternoon.
Leroy Marchant was . business
caller in Wing Saturday.
Herman Meters and sons Leo, AL
bert, Herman and Robert attended
Catholic services in Wing Saturda!
and Sunday morning.
The Chris Helm children are o.
| TIT sick list this week.
James Novy and family and Loui
Novy attended church in Wing o.
Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Siebel called at the Her
man Meters homo Friday evening
bringing Mrs. Meters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Helm spen
Sunday in futile visiting Mrs
Hdn's folks.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mra
Henry Sisbel Friday. and died tn
same day at ) P. m: The funsra
was held ct the Baptist churc'
Sunday 1T 3 p. m. A large crow
was present at the funeral. III
people Of this community extern
their sympathy to Mr.. and Mr.,
Siebel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Homberl
spent Sunday witt thar daughte
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mr.,
George Harmon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Car. johnson speu
Sunday Afternoon ct the lake Went
home.
| The Carl johnson children start
ed beck b school Monday altar
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news OF OUR NElCHBORS

seem to be having excellent luck
with their matches Of baby chicks,
Mrs. Ben Klagenburg has $50, Mrs.
Andrew Kraft 126, Mrs. w. H.
Stark ITS, Mrs. Milt Goldsmith 200,
and Mrs. Harry Ulfers has 70 that
she purchased from Lawrence Gold
smith. He is running . hatchery
on . small scale and Il having ex.
cellent matches.
Johnnie Sattler attended the dance
in Wing Friday night.
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The worst snow storm Of the sea-
son struck this vicinity Wednesday
Of last week. It may be of benefit
to the crops, but the trouble is that
there is only a small acreage Of
grain in and it has held back farm
ing operations considerably.
Martha, Irene and Alvina Kraft
have been suffering with an attack
of the flu the past week.
Ben Klagenburg was transacting
business in Arena Saturday.
Harry Ulfers had two men arrive
from Fargo Thursday to assist him
with spring work.
James Tees called at McIntyrc's
SUNDAY evening.
Andrew Kraft and his son An
drew and daughter Alvina were in
Wing after some repairs. Miss Al
vina also visited the Degner girls
the same day.
The local mail carrier only got
half way around his mail route
Wednesday Of last week, due to the
snow storm making the roads a.
most impossible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kraft were
callers at the w. H. Stark's Fri
day.
Philip Weber was q business
caller in Goodrich Thursday.
Elmer Perry was in futile Sat
urday after repairs for his drill.
Emil Sattler and Roy Hazlegrove
were business callers at Bluch
Wagner'S Monday.
Henry Josephson was at the Nc
Intyles and started out the new
tractor. He also left some repairs
ut Ben Klagenburg's for Ben's
plow.
Miss Dorothy Rocker finished q
very successful term Of school In
Phoenix district Tuesday and re-
turned to her home near Baldwin.
Harry Ulfers had the misfortune
to break one of his new plows and
went to futile for repairs Saturday,
Bluch Wagner ran his car Sunday
for the first time since it was over.
hauled and it seemed to be in tip
top shape. Ben and Bluch did the
overhauling.
Miss D. lone Goldsmith spent the
weekend with Mrs. Harry Ulfers.
w. H. Stark was transactina
business in Wilton Friday.
The Kraft young folks were shop.
ping in Tuttle Saturday evening.
Those attending Catholic ser.
vices in Wing Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Klagenburg and family
Ed. Smith and the Mcintyre family
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Granville were
guests ct Bert Glanville's Thursday
Emerson was breaking . bronche
and they also hitched one up fol
Bert the same day.
Harry Ulfers recently purchased
Q tractor drill. Harry says wher
help is 50 scarce you're got to find
some way to get the crop in.
Rudy Melhof visited over the
weekend ct the Lambert home.
Ed. Smith was 4 supper guest q
the Mcintyre home Sunday evening
Ben Klagenburg was . guest q
Elmer Drums Sunday afternoon.
McIntyres ground I load Of oati
for Ed. Pond Saturday with the
new tractor.
Graham Hubbell was q business
caller at McIntyre's Thursday.
II. L. Hansen and Carl Schor
were Saturday shoppers in Arena.
A pleasant surprise was giver
Mrs. Ida Perry Saturday evenipa
wnen . number Of her friends came
to spend the evening in honor o,
her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Der. Granville wert
shopping in Wing Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Drum and daughter
spent Friday afternoon visiting Mrs
Philip Weber. Mr.. Drum went OF
to Wing to attend to some business
A number Of our sister farmer
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weeks absence on account Of siek-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl johnson were
Wing shoppers Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Philips Schulz and sons Ale
Ian, Cord and Philip visited 1t tho
Ed. Nolan home Sunday evening.
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Sunday afternoon. Albert is now
helping the Rybergs near Regar
with their spring work.
VIM. Brown hauled home . load
Of coal Friday.
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Deaths.

1928. at Tubereulosis Hospitaf REITY,
@oSsq EseSsq o He BESSIE Psrper and sister q
Frances Majors, Funeral THURSDAY, No
yemoer l. from LOpss:s r;.rss ehsrs IS,s. 400 r.
ment Alexandria, Va. 81
SELTMAN, ANNA M. Suddenly on Monday
October %, isSs a hsE rfsiGheNHce h lsss ssS
Six.y-eiEhth fN s % year. ear beloved % daushtsr Of the
iste t Charles s and Msria sssmsn apd ,i:sss
li15 7th St. NV. Notice Of funeral here
EssIJ.6s. 5S5sT g iSsS iisS i.1S ELI Ref HIW n.
kISs; Is Is: d:yyetsa y Is! ": r.: sSls99 .G9
g. many rsiatiyss and friends @ mourn her
STANFORD, ISAAC WILLIAM. On Monday.
st y S.w.. ISAAC waiELiAM. husband Of the
late Emma n. Stanford. aged 81 years and
dence on wednesday. October 81. at .. IN,
spd se sehs tIend te
TRUSS, GEORGE 4. Departed this life sun
day. octoeer 2s; 1923. at $50 PIE,
voted father Of Robert. Russell. Lenors
day. october 81. from S' 'daibraith A. NJ D.
Zion Church at PM, Rev. w; d, Battle,
pastor. Relatives and friends invited.
October 20. 1925. at i1:5o pm, MARY
CROOH. beloved wife of william z. Vim
stein and mother of William Virnstein
jr. Notice of funeral hereafter.
WILLIAMS, WILSON C. On Monday. octo-
ber 29, at his residence, 444 Emerson street
northwest. WILSON c., beloved husband
of Isabella B. williams Funeral from his
late residence. Thursday. November, l.. At
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment (private) at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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FOREIGN
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Leslie swinburn, 90. and Bertha L. Buck
Robert p. l. Brown. %. and Frances v.
eeKles sFhest H. Bser Bsy a. F0ra;y Fors:t Hills N
and Mary F. Wheatley, 81, this city; Rev.
Samuel r. Davis, 81. and Ruth A. Dent,
joseph L Russell. 3s. and Elizabeth NJ.
william Johnson 5o Is and aoSs1ss Ssnsy williams
,sohssiss ssS aqgd%sn; e. and Rae reldman
Hewitt Smith: 4s. and Marie j. Hicks. IS;
4s ReU Fs9"erN r Niehoias a saa Iauretta Courtney
werren GLADDEN., 80, and May King. 80;
John J. skehan, 20. Dallas, Tex, and
Frances e. De Grange, 81; this city; Rev.
Charles N. johnson. 23. and vernett Jones,
John II. Mclean. II, sne and Lucille B. Chap
iR Howard arc ey way Nase s. anS pnS Ellen NJ powk.r
%; Rev. j. Hillman Hollister.
Mars g w. KShh SSse H. a1 RssTs Pa ga s.v nd
:, : Ssaysmond sIs i. 4soghardss; Il q; Towson. Nd,
Rev Thomas w. Cooke. '1''
william Owens; 4s. and Amanda Thomp-
SH Harry sheton. a. and Torz NJ HILL a1
Rev. H. M. Hennig.
.nS ya% RsP2 s. Schnsid;r S G,2sv,w 2g wssh:r VA
Va. Rev; william M. HOFFMAN. -'
:. Edward S. harrington. 80. and Mary O.
joseph Lawler, 81. Jess1p' Pa. and Mary
g Flanagan. 49, this city; Rev. Patrick e.
ROY williams "a. and Lucille Campbell,
Herbert Carroll So and Gertrude Gibbs,
Clarence joseph. 81, and cathern Thomas.
ID; Rev. r. D. Bolts.
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia, MARYLAND, Vir-
ginia and West Virginia-Partly cloudy
tonight, tomorrow increasing cloudiness
with rising temperature.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, IS; 8 pm, II:
IL midnight, So; am, "a; 8 am, 35;
noon, As.
Barometer-4 pm. 3o.35; 8 pm,
30.39; IL midnight, 30.44; 4 am, BOAT;
8 am. 30.54; noon 30.54.
Highest temperature, 4S, occurred at
$3.50 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 80, occurred at
6 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, so.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide. sos am. and 3:11
pm: high tide, 8:4S am. and 9:0S pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 1855 am. and
4:02 p.m.; high tide, 9:33 am. and
9:59 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6;33 am; sun sets,
5:11 PM
Tomorrow-Sun rises, 6:34 am; sun
sets. 500 pm.
Moon rises 6:32 pm; sets, $3.50 am
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear. -
Potomac and Shei ldoah-Clear
this morning.
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

rSt ors Of %nHH my devoted Cd rothsr. s1sH %ARTH& =
ago today, october 80, 1918.
In the heavens above.
The angels, whispering one to another,
Can And amid their burning terms Of love
DEVOTED son. BENTON H. BERRY.
HAWKINS, ELLANDEo. In sad but loving
ssandmotSsr EhLAsEo e esfE HA so
October 80, 1918.
And place some spotless flowers
HER0 Go3iss S2i ssaiSsg pAgaHfEk. SSias MRS MAG
Grandma. not one day are you forgotten.
I mention your name. II only . whisper,
HEX Ms93t Hsd TiEs si5f shiii e.
MINNIE A. LAWRIE.
SEARS, JOHN n. In sad but loving memory
OF Of % crr dear ear husband a snd tathsr' fs @ JoHN Il
ago today, october 30, 1922. In Denver,
How We miss the, welcome footsteps
Oft we listen for his coming
DEyoTED WIFE i%-S AND Son. 'ETFrE AND
dear sistsr cAREoTrE wATTEs, snss' wSo Ss a. a.
parted this life october 80, 1922.
2. LOVING.
"nths nothsr ecHHAAFEe11E cHAREorTE whrTGsl sn0fS OF my
ve2 1s a%sy h0y octSSef il ts me since you
'- ETHEL HILL.
WOLTZ, G. WILLIAM. Sacred to the men,
ory Of my husband. G. WILLIAM WOLFF,
who passed to the great beyond thirteen
years ago today. october 30. 1915
HIS WIFE, SADIE p. WOLFF.
YATES. MARTHA A. c. In loving remern-
TIA A. G. YATES. who departed this
life at her home in Baltimore. 427 North
Gilmore ST.. one year ago today. October
80, 1927.
Dear. mother. you are gone. but will
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. SARAH o.
v. TAYLOR.
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DtathG.

BRINK, MAUDE ELLA. On Sunday, Octo-
AGpE 4S6 EFfsdsaee EEa VIE ssi q auftsr. Hsr.
RI eis0n ms g Brink Tunegsl from the chapel
THURSDAY NoVembsr izOs at Stn isS g. p NV 1n1
terment at Arlington National Cemetery.
sEoTN sSy !eaM saiSrd: t. J P.psEtsS 7 a,s th; M
Brown and son Of Massie Brown: He also
ths john Rhiness tsSersP ts1ns ehsps lspas sra "a
October 81 at Pm S from his iwffaneIast fste resi-
dence, SO Pierce st. NV. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
c4svEs s CLARA E pm On Nsnaiz SRaEx qSs2SsE sEaE
CARVER. beloved wife of A. E. II. Carver.
from her late rssdsnce lSct
Invited. intsrment at Fairfax Court House,
denly, Monday. october 80, 1928. DATUs
z. COON, beloved husband of Elizabeth
a's hsrai wed1ssaay. S9s 6sSS osSSs1 snfs nf
from the residence. Beltsville. Md. 81
CRowDER. GEORGE. on Sunday. octe-
Fsss SsF t. HosDts wife
% the late ph Pom her te 60
at lo:3o am. Relatives and friends In
SNoqrfolk kSsr@sni papers please ss eecap ccpy5 p s.
l9as. JOHN S. DUNN Notice Of funeral
EVANS. LAWRENCE BOYD; suddenly. early
bYp S Tssaes VSss IN Motee If aer
Boston papers please copy) l.
Ns Ser ~ 1889 sthl AIRERr 1 sdiRsEfPNSfR aREPNER be-
loved husband of Florence tnee Lumsdenl
Christian Psai Sm cSarch 'fn in Bsnnins. % D. e. on
"Wednesday, October 81; at 'd Pm Eelat
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
HOGAN. MARY B. On Monday, October 2s,
& Ann. seSsSs. rsasEs SsEsf !.4ss:: .ss:.
at her late residence wednesday, october
81. at $40 am, thence to st, ,Gabriel's
At am. for the repose Of her soul In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
HUGHES, FRANCIS r. On Sunday. october
sS. S ls2s nW PANs Ne 5afnS R HUSBAND Of late
e. Marguerite Oil Hughes. Funeral serv-
ss a. 10 McuS
Olivet Cemetery.
HUNT. ROSA. The Ladies' Banneker Aid
ROSA JUN 5IH 1hssiafz WEsT HAHToN ff2Se p Pres ESQ
LANDONIA FULSOME. Rec. Secy.
JONES: WILLIAM H. On Friday; octobsr
H.. beloved husband. Of Bessie 6. Jones. Of
Atlantic City. N j. Funeral from the
on. Wednesday, October 81, at 1890 am:
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
KAUFMAN. CORA s. on Sunday; october
g Cora a'as ktAuEmAE & hfl SS' beloved RsspVzi Wife 81
sful g ceef k'qsaERR nnq and rssGfsa Msssm
w s; az gG9 s osoek ssoD P seHSs.s
at chapel at Cemetery of washington
Hebrew CongreEation. Friends ard rela:
wssbtpTton ysi ysef a.brsW
toSer RnoRve Ha Tenn JOHN
H.. beloved husband OF Jennie Kin
pm Relatives and friends invited. sO'
n 1888 ssbIE MACE SeoTed sister er0ofr 0f car
rie, Edward and CLARENCE jackson. She
snds Notice
fT funeral pariors. aS52 Georsis ave. NV.
MILES. EUGENE. Departed this life sud
ENE inE MEs Hs ssSss M is2i II friends
to mourn his departure. Remains resting
at the John r. Rhines funeral chapel.
3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funeral
later.
IS. 1928. at GARFIELD Hos5itai, JAMES L.,
beloved husband of Emily H. Munger o
1907 Harvard st. NV, aged IS years. Fu-
nsnsr Funeral home asoi i NV a. nes ON rues
day. october 30, at r.r.
NESRITT, ANNA T. On OH'ase~ 90. 1923. at
Sandy Spring. Nd. ANNA T. NESBITT.
sa M.sS3 S' years yife q T.. late qsoTs:
Cemetery only. wednesday. October 81,
at IL am.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department In the last "a hours:
James II. Thompson. SO. George Washing
Martha A. Mayse, So. 1884 Chaplin st. NV.
Joseph A. Peacock. 30. $40 4th st. ne.
Clara Breen. 70. 2127 California ST. NV
Emma Helmick IS. Providence Hospital.
II, GeorEta Crowder. 65. George washington
Annie Handy, so. SibIey Hospital.
Jessie Wright, So. $40 Franklin st. ne.
Georgia Swope, 50, Garfield Hospital
Mary e. Keefe, 43. 30s7 NJ st. NV.
Beryl Trogner Brown. SO, Columbia Hos
Edith NJ. Pollard. 30. Homeopathic Hospital.
,William Perry. Z months, Children's Hos
Elsie ]. Coulter, IL years. s44 H stns
Cornelius Courtney, n. st. Elizabeth's Hos
Thomas Lynch. SO, 63s Morton st. NV.
Mary, Gabaniss; az. Garfield Hospital.
Mapei Green. 81. tuberculosis Hospital.
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|. w. STANFORD EXPIRES;
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Former Sea Food Merchant Will
Be Buried in Bethel Gene
terry, Alexandria.

Isaac william Stanford, who was for
many years In the sea food business at
the foot Of Eleventh street, where the
Municipal Market now stands, died at
the residence of his son, George H.
Stanford, 601 G street southwest, yes
terday. He was nearly IS years old.
Mr.. Stanford was a native Of Mary
land. He Is survived by two other sons,
Ollie Francis Stanford of this city and
William j. Stanford of Colonial Beach,
Va; a daughter, Mrs. Katie B. Jewell
of Mount Ida, Va: % grandchildren
and great-grandchildren
Funeral services will be conducted at
the sons residence tomorrow afternoon
at Q o'clock. Interment will be in
Bethel Cemetery, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
SCOT ASKS HOME RULE.
Duke of Montrose Makes Plea in
Glasgow Address.

GLASGOW, Scotland, October 30 OpO.
Home rule for Scotland was demand
ed by the Duke of Montrose, who is lord
lieutenant of Buteshire, at a national
party demonstration last night.
The duke said that Stanley Baldwin
prime minister, who was elected lord
rector of Glasgow University on Satur-
day, would be the last English poll
tician" to hold that post.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
FLYING FISH IN NORFOLK.
Plane, Planning Bermuda Hop,
Stops for Adjustments.

NORFOLK. Va. October 80 R.-
The seaplane Flying Fish, in which
George Putnam, New York author and
publisher, and others plan to fly from
Norfolk to Bermuda, was here for ad-
iustment today, prior to the take-off
for the islands, 700 miles away.
The plane landed here late yester-
day from Atlantic City with Putnam
and his flight companions aboard. They
included Capt Harry Lyon of Southern
Cross fame and Lieut.. w. N. Lancaster
OF the British Royal Air Forces.
A companion ship, piloted by Donald
Vanderwater, was forced down off the
Virginia Capes yesterday, but was found
and towed in.
Evening star., 1928-10-30
MRS. MARY B. HOGAN DIES.
61-Year-old Resident Had Been
Ill Several Months.

Mrs. Mary B. Hogan. 81 years old,
died at her residence, 402l Illinois ave-
nue., yesterday after an illness Of sew
eral months.
Mrs. Hogan came to this city from
Ireland six years ago. A daughter, Mrs
Anna M. Richards Of Washington, and
two sons, William j. Hogan of Chicago
and Edward P. Hogan of Cork, Ireland,
survive.
Mrs. Hogan was a member Of the
Third Order of st. Francis.
Funeral services will be conducted at
ST. Gabriel's Catholic Church tomor-
row morning at o'clock Interment
will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

waneta Council, No. 6, D. of P. will
give 500 card party. $50 o'clock, at
Pythian Temple.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

Mizpah Council. No. 3, Daughters of
America. will give a Halloween dance,
$3.50 o'clock at Potomac Savings Bank
Hall
Evening star., 1928-10-30
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TO-DAY.

Acacia Chapter, o. e. S., will give a
card party, 8 o'clock, at Chestnut
Farms Dairy, Twenty-f1rst street and
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

A card party for the benefit of the
Episcopal Home for the Aged, o'clock,
at northeast Masonic Temple, Eighth
and F streets northeast.
Evening star., 1928-10-30

The Fellowcraft Club Of Federal
Lodge, No. /. r. A. A. NJ, will have a
Halloween dance tomorrow night at
Willard Hotel. G. A. Cole, chairman
Evening star., 1928-10-30

The Botanical Society of Washington
will meet, 8 o'clock, in assembly room
of the Cosmos Club. Speakers: E. H.
Toole, Miss A. M. Anderson w. L.
Goss and Edgar Brown H. B.
Humphrey, chairman.