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RENO DIDN'T CURE

NEW YORK, Sept, 6, (P)- Miss K. Rhinelander ChaqUanan, who was divorced from Julian St. Charles Chaquenan in Reno last May will become the bride of John Thom- as with in few days, reports say.
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BASEBALL GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, 0-4; Philadelphia, 43. Cincinnati, l; Chicago, II. Pittsburgh, 3; St. Louis, 6.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia, IT; Boston, 03 Washington, 11-6; New York. 0-1
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

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1912 Eye 81. NV. Franklin eS03
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row house.
Quincy Terrace,
QUINCY AND 22nd STREETS NE.
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for the community Is very dell
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@ SITS NV, and ride To 12nd and
isfl down 2and 81 TO Quincy.
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Incorporated
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BEAUTIFUL MODEL HOME.
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Telephone Adams 5937-J.
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Rrf
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SALE---HOUSES.
IDA.AG.

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0 mon Stfs Prlc e $1,000 Below market, value
Owner. leaving town. anxious to SELL can
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mod 4l os III tss syi iowa w ave- af NV
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A six-room brick house. like new; al
modern conveniences; good location owner
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NV.
COLORED BARGAIN.
7-ROOM CORNER BRICK HOME WITH
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large rooms and hath: one-car garage; paved
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SUMMER HOMES.

FoR RENT-A FIvE-ROOM COTTACaE.
furnished. az SimpSonville. on Middle Pa
tuxent River: state road 70 door hours
run via auto from WASHINGTON. Terms. $50
per month Ideal spot to spend the sun
mer or longer. Apply Mrs. JOHN l. IGt.s-
HART, ClarkSvtile. Md. IS
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PETWORTH-$,3 $50.
six-room brick house, like new; all
modern conveniences; good location owner
leaving city. must sell. 8o2 Delaneld pl
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Prominent Musicians and
Writers Here for Festival

& MONG the out-of-town visitors for
"A the festival of chamber music at
the Library Of Congress are the follow
ing:
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolfe. Prof. and
Mrs. George G. Cow. Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Hughes. Mrs Olive NJ. Green
Lynnwood Farnam, Mr. and Mrs. Jay
c. Freeman, Mrs. Olga Samaroff -Sto-
kowski Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bellamann,
Winthrop Tryon, Alfred w. Franken-
stein. Alfred Human, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Names, Miss Grace H. Spofford,
DR. and Mrs Eugene A. Noble, Rein
hold Faelten, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Surette, Rosario Scalero, Miss Marion
Bauer. H. I. Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward w Box. Miss Lillian Little
hales. Miss Helen Norfleet. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crosby Adams. Richard G.. Appel,
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Deis, Alfred A.
Knopf Miss Dorothy Lawton, Mr.. and
Mrs Emile Tas. Mr. and Mrs. Gustav
Saenger Miss RoSalie HouSman. Fred
erick Alexander, Prof. Roy ID. Welch.
George Foster Peabody. Mr. and Mrs.
Donald N. Tweedy, Charles N. Boyd.
Henry l., Mencken. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Walter Kramer. Miss Irene Lewisohn.
DR.. Lesser Kaufman. Percy Lee Ather-
ton, Miss Frances A. Wister, Prof. and
Mrs Clarence c. Hamilton. Miss Mabel
w. Daniels, Mrs. Franz Kneisel. DR..
William c. Carl. Mr.. and Mrs. Law
renee Gilman. Mime. Dina OStrowska,
Miss Gladys North. o. G.. Sonneek, Mr.
and Mrs Hugo Kortsehak. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lief Rosanoff. Aaron Copland, Mr. and
Mrs, Franklin Dunham, Prof and Mrs
Horace Alwyne. Mrs. Mark Fonaron.
Miss Barbara Duncan. Prof. and Mrs.
Dayton c. Miller. jacques Gordon, Lewis
Richards. Wallingford Riegger. Carlos
Salzedo Mrs II. II. A. Beach, Harold
Gleason, Prof and Mrs. David Stanley
Smith, Otto Klnkeldey, Mr., and Mrs,
Nicola A. Montani, Cornelius van Vliet,
Boris A. Bakhmeteff, William Arms
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludvi& Schwab,
Wallace Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs, Howard
Brockway, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Ja-
cobb, Miss Nan Bagby Stephens Arthur
Hartmann, Mr., and Mrs, Harry Holden
Huss. Miss Marianne E, Knetsel, Alex
ander SmallenS. Bernard Ocko. Mr., and
Mrs. Rudolph Wurlitgcr, DR., and Mrs.
Karol Lis1niewski Miss Lotta Van
Buren,, Oiln Downes. Fritz Reiner, Max
Jacobs. Laios Shuk. Mrs, II, +. Talbot.
MFR. and Mrs. Carl II. TollefSen. Or,
Edward Durney. Rudolph Ganz, Samuel
Il. Laeiar. Mr., and Mrs. John Finley
Williamson. Henry Junge. Alexander
RUSSELL Or. Howard Hanson, Edgar
Varese, Nicolai Berexowsky, Oscar
Thompson. Samuel ChotZinoff, Mr., and
Mrs Albert Sprague Coolidge OF Cam
bridge. Mass, and Hollister Noble.
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THE MIKADO"--TuESDAY. THURS
DAY, FRIDAY.

Harry Wheaton Howard. director of
the Junior Opera-Players' Club. Will
present that group in the eleventh semi
annual operate performance at the
auditorium Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton School, " street between Seventh
and Eighth streets northwest. Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights at s'la
o'clock IN Gilbert and SullIvan's comic
opera. THE Mikado." The story OF
this two-act popular work Is well known
The cast OF characters will include
The Mkado OF Japan ..., John sherman
Nankl Poo, his con diaguised as \ wan.
Titipu ..., Frederick Nolan
Pooh bah Lord High EverEthing o.,.u.
pp,,sh.fusfh.. mobile lord, y William Hannah
Yum un tttssss 4.ssfs FtpIrHth ,ineg" ns ~
Plttl-bihE tt,'.'.' tts'' tEisa'uIA kkat,,d
Katlsha. an elderly lIdy lu love with
Nanki Poo t,t.,l,., Kathryn H. ho"ers
Mlkadoe Umbrella bearer, George Newman
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The Dawson Glee Club.

THE Dawson Glee Club John \.
Monroe. conductor. with Lillian
Howard Mann, meaxo cCntralto. as as
SiSting SoioiSt. will give the Spring con-
cert May IN Pierce Hall. All-SOQlS'
Unitarian Church, at SlS pm
The program Will inclu3e works by
Johann Walther. J, :. Bach. EagiCO
BoSSl. Saint -SaenS. Dyorax. GoanOd.
arrangements by Kurt SCHNEIDER, A
Whiting and Gustav Hoist; Handel
Brahms. Richard Strauss and Emmanuel
Chahrier
The complete program Will ee PAD
lShed next week
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Washington pianists Club
Programs Begin This Week

IRIS. MARTIN 4. MORRISON. or
ganizer and director Of the Wash
4gton E>aniGts Club. which annually
sesents leading pupils of established
.agg0 teachers in q series of programs,
4gaoinCes that interest IN these pro-
sams has proved - Keen this year that
ready the supply Of inyitation-p
Fsngs has been exhausted. However,
ae wishes " announce here that an In
stAtion ts extended W all teachers and
agloaa students ~ music, III we'll ~
hers vino nay be interested " attend
'.3e programs. Wiglcn gi}l be- given IN the
aaln 8uolD0slan q the Columbia
1eigats Christian Church. 1895 PARK
agad, beginning IN each case ~ Z. pm.
me one program this week IL given be-
ON Tl2e others slli be printed next
Sunday
The one program this week. Saturday
81 9 pm. viii De
AHn gs5ilsF,
..lrl9@ 9's nelI 'isa'sf'sf' elsyiei2s9 &, :,
ss.,se sgs IA 5a,59 ' aogsm4ts a,aasse Dsee
D1@sss. sstI4fID,
= i4eJa9 r sbafo glasr' ..st.t,t. CHOPIN
~!
sC0aasrto synsghsusq8s 20. 81, s,.. .fAi0ln
SeegEd gg1KeEae8ta @tAsfk0,
seeoBe D5aAo Ms Hsssslgafh.
asrths aeASsms,
ss9aeesia sAe k9gae. II Minor" Ea<A ,faasis
koDeo r. BiHor - +t+sts*stst m"@@F
81.
"Fsslae 4 Plat Ma5of@' .....,ts.t : hgpft
apsreasoHe + eharR @s59r' s,ts, hgiai
u sYotLe Major" -....., .1tAA ~ sNHt
"ElaDs9ay. y A3nGg. s,fssste.,+ Iraail9
III,
Eeaah0s6i
e4ss9nG an1 third nessments sasg3o IN poo
nsofe Fogs9 sileFr9,
Second p,sG9. Ag EDasSs
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M Finale. 'vivaoe ma non troppo.''
.ss.:.s...s.sss .. ssas. 80.

(bl Finale. "vivace ma non troppo."
Combined Choirs--
tai Holy Lord God Almighty" stewart
tbl 'Cheruhm Song -. Tschaikowsky
fri Jesus Only" "...,......,.... Rotuii
America ........ .... by the Audience
Ruby Smith Stahl, chairman OF the
committee In charge Of the festival
calls attention TO the two rehearsals at
80 pm. tomorrow and Tuesday and
the two lectures at the First Congre-
gational Church at 4:45 pm. Tuesday
and Wednesday.
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Charlotte Klein's Recital.

IDNE Of the most popular Of the
group OF tine younger organists IN
Washington Charlotte Klein, will give
the recital this evening at BIS o'clock
at Mount Tabor Church IN response to
popular demand Miss Klein always
plays without her notes, Her program
tonight Will be
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CHAMBER MUSIC PROGRAMS
TODAY

The two final programs In the Spring
series sponsored by Mrs Frederick Cool
idge dhe Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge
FolIndation) viii be given today at the
Library of Congress Auditorium before
invitation audiences
III the afternoon at 3:l5 o'clock, AL
frcdo Casella. pianist: W. M. Kincaid.
fiutist. and Hans Kinder, violoncelilst,
wili play.
"c0nesrto, M. 3 IN D.. ..,...s. Rameau
..a For ,paue, huie and cello ..asito
~ = fer piano and huie.i c...,,,
For piano snd violoncelot g..
tFor plano. hdte aud celio)
At e;45 pm. the program featuring
Nine. Pat0rni- -Casadesus, harpsichord.
list, Marcel Tarbuteau. oboe player, and
chamber orchestra, Hans Kinder,
conductor, viii include
tLNztrHTaRHnre II Amour ,.tt hhhht
For ktflH8k Htd hHfpsrhprf1
Concerto for Dhoas IN II Fiat tt..t Hhhhel
ffof strings ald harpHehordt -.
'AtnfDiBia "a f8u1Ffh tu - t,tst Ets Hh3ui
Fur strings. Z tbaes hnf : hufns } go,
ADjaimusik DBHs - No !" lIadHtnlth
For strings Z H1iHs and = 1b9Hs,
"IFitiiDg jsuttteelitaug' s.t ..,. ~ aHsplkhi
taf ehHmtHF orchestral
Evening star., 1928-04-29
RuBINsTEIN cLug-~TuEsDAY.

The Hubinstein Club win hold It's
final concert Of the season Tuesday, at
the Willard Hotel at q 80 pm. Out
seppe MarLiDO~ lt0gsi, the young baritone
whose appearance here last year was
highly successful, viii again he the
guest sOl0ist
The program win be.
"VDtses ~ The N09ds' Hubigstain hpiekff
seeand nlaH0 EdYiu IfuiIl
The Hul4lnsteig Ciuh,
fssfeuadA" ...,.,......, Mozart
HMAtithalh" ...,,.,,ss,, t.6uneasa lI9
'Jsef2fe tlb Uayjtreak - kegin Harris
Marie" 1T, ,,.7 ..4t,. Franz HanRrit
Ten1r SOTO, William u hhAnahan
"fha False IfGtllet" ..,.tt Scott Brewer
gbe HHiHHsifiH Gun.
- ae yer1 annl Mel" ,.+tt.f, Verdi
AHA flpfn ErnaH
Mr BaitinG hgsel
Group ~ CHINESE sfgtEa ny GnlHlg MaRaHihl.
A TeHpls cbani
Maxln,sOptauO Miss Dna ~ if9EkIand.
't0'0r The Aes .4s4stt., .tfts, WHt song
The hngn&teln Club
In tbf silence VI hight' .,, haahmanlnnf
9sHlitnifpF fttttFttffstftstttf Anat l
M. MHliuo A9ssi,
The Aubihslein Club.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

q r. Handel lldsb-iTapl
Niaiimer Nasa
"snnata No. 4 =
r, Mondelssohn tls0ostsI1l
Allegro con brio
Andants felRtuso
Allegfettn
Allegro naeatoan NtVafe
hut the Lord Ia Mindful Of Ills own "
Meudelssuhn
Niadimef Ndsa
"AndAnte Ia n" Alfred Haltns 1884, ~
Carlton .a.. Edward higAr 1877
AS the unavoidable lolaa oi the street
cars prevents the softer tones OF the
organ being heard under the galleries,
II Is suggested the audience occupy seats
where.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Musical Sorority Alumnae
Present Program Tuesday

THE Washington Alumnae Club Of Nfu
l Phi Epsilon National Musical So
rority viii present mea Il, Miller Hazel
Gibson Wood and Mabel Linton Will
liams In concert Tuesday at Hla
pm. at the Emmanuel Baptist Church.
Sixteenth and Columbia road EVELYN
scott violinlst "a member ot Rho Beta.
the local active chapter, will be guest
aoloist.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
CHORAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The second annual festival OF the
Washington Church Music Council VIII
be held at Central High School Wednes-
day at $50 pm Approximately 300
singers are expected 10 sing, The fes-
tivai Ii planned aa an annual event IL
is hoped that In the near future aey"
eral thousand singers viii participate
every year
The mems group will be accompanied
by James L.. Mciain, the Women's group
by Janet Sheppard. and the mixed
chorus by Edith II. Athey al the piano
aud Charlotte Klein at the organ.
the National String Quartet, COM
posed OF Henri Sokol0y. first violin; Max
Pugatsky, second violin; Samuel Field
man, viola, and Richard LOrieberg,
cello, will contribute two groups
The program selected by Dr. Daniel
prother0e, guest conductor, IL as fol~
lows,
NJ iia ghgrus-~
tal let tverg, Tongue Adore Thee = bach
thi 'HHahiHt Folk song t..t.t HTahnis
feI "snnE Ot tha Marching Men
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Victor L. Eoenau has Joined the niss
triot OF Columbia Federation Of Music
Clubs as an artist member.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
KURT HETZEIl--FRIDAY.

The well known pianist and orchestra
conductor. Kurt HetZel, who came to
America from Munich. Germany. where
he had already established fine repu-
tation as pianist and conductor of opera
and orchestra, will make his first formal
concert appearance In Washington at
the Mayfiower Hotel, Friday, at 4:30
pm. Mr.. Hetzel is one of the most
active and popular members of local
music circles and has many friends here
as well as in New York. where he also
has established a successful studio.
Mr. Hetzel will play:
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Final Recital in Series
at ST. John 8 Wednesda,

THE last program OF organ music In
the series by r. Guy Lucas. NJ. A.,
organlst OF the church, will be- given at
st. Johns Church. Lafayette Square,
Wednesday at 4;4S pm.
The numbers will bL'
Evening star., 1928-04-29
EVENTS OF THE WEEK.

TODAY
The Spring of chamber music given at the Library Of
under the auspices the Elizabeth Sprague Cool
Foundation will be concluded with two programs
at 3:l5 and BIAS pm. by card only)
TUESDAY.
Rubnsten Club Giuseppe RoSs guest soloist
will concert this the Willard Hotel
$50 pm
Junior Players Club Harry Wheaton Howard direct
ng will present Gilbert and Sulivans "Mkado" at 8l5
pm the Immaculate Conception School Auditorium
street between Seventh and Eighth streets northwest
WEDNESDAY.
The Choral Festival In Washington 300 local
singers participating will be given at Central High School,
DR.. Daniel Protheroe, guest conductor at $3.50 pm
THURSDAY.
will be given performance by the Junior
Opera-Players Club at BIS pm.
FRIDAY
Kurt Hetzel Washington both conductor and as
pianist will give piano recital a: 430 pmp at the May
flower Hotel.
The third performance Mkado" the Junior Opera
Players will be presented at 8: Is pm.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
The Service Bands.
THE q. s. MARINE BAND.

THE u. y. MARINE BAND.
KXTAsHIAOTON composers win be
w featured In the program 10 be-
given Wednesday night in the audi
torium Of the Marine Barracks by the
United States Marine Band Orchestra,
Taylor Eransop, leader, and Arthur s..
Witcon1b. second leader, Arthur Tre-
gina viii be represented by the over
tufe, Mountains Of the North" and
later the grand march, THE presi"
dent" Edward Potter's music drama,
"Ishtar." viii he presented With sE~
cerpts given from the first act and as
soloigts Eiyina Neal Rowe, soprano,
and John l., Mitchell, tenor. fslegffied
EchaTbau's tone poem, Indians III
America" already highly acclaimed
wherever II has been played on the
bands tour, will be given and II. Deane
ssh1Te WtlI be represented by two works,
Grief" and "The Sacred sepnlcber."
The band program viii be- given at
the barracks Thursday. but viii begin
at q instead ~ pm. The Friday after
noon concert viii be- given, as usual, At
. 30 O'Clock in the barracks,
u. s. SOLDIERS HOME BAND.
The United States Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra, John f. M. thinner
mann, bandmasieT. will give the GUS
LOmary three concerts In Stanley Hall
| Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, be-
! ginning Ia each case 81 q 30 pm. The
J programs win ~ given in detail in thf
daily Star
1 This viii conclude the season 0f IN.
/ dO0F orchestral concerts, The military
band programs viii be- resumed Mon,
| day. May IL, at q am, and will be- giyer
1 throughout fhs Summer each Monday
1 Wednesday and Friday st that h0lll
aIsd alternative days Of the week al
$50 pm. Ia the upper bandstand.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Procession 20 the Cathedral" 'Lehen-
. Kfin ..,.......+. +.t.+....,.., Wagner
Pfeiude. III Act ,onlntette and Finale.
49,, arranged by Kurt HetselJ
III Rhapsody" ....,...s.,..... I.iszt
lie appears under the management
Of r. Arthur Smith, whose bureau is
located In Kits Music Store 1880 q
street northwest.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
WARFARE IN COURT BREAKS OUT INDIANS
 ALONG TIE QU|LAYUTE

PORT ANGELES, Wn., July IS. [P) Warfare has broken out along the Quillayute river but this time Indians laid aside their weapons and are use ing the United States courts in an at- tempt to drive barge and traders off the river.
 The Indian Department claims four fishing companies are trading from barges anchored to Dolphins in a portin of the river which runs over lands deeded to the Indians by the U. s. The complaint states the river changed its course So that it now rolls over a portion of the Indian lands.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
.FATHER-IN-LAW OF HOOVER PASSES AWAY
 SUFFERED 4 STROKE

PLACERVILLE, Calif., July Is. (P) Charles D. Henry, father in law of Herbert Hoover, died this morning without having realized the last wish that he might live to see Mrs. Hoover, his daughter, once more.
 The end came at 5:30 a. m. while a special train was bearing the Republi can candidate and his wife toward California and home racing across Iowa. MT. Henry was S4 years old and suffered a paralytic stroke on July 4.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
RUSSIAN COAL WAR

BERLIN, July IS. (P)-It was re- liably reported from Moscow that many were killed and wounded by a bomb thrown from the Lubianka jail 
 where those convicted of conspiracy to ruin Russia's coal industry are i'm prisoned.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
HOOVER MAY OFFER
 FARM RELIEF PLAN

OMAHA, (Aboard the Hoover train) July IS. (P-The prediction that Hoover will offer plan for farm re- lief, more practical and intelligent than any heretofore advanced, was made by Governor Hammill of Iowa after a conference with Hoover aboard the special train.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
AIRPLANE FLlRT

CHICAGO, July IS. (P)-Charging that her husband uses his airplane for flirtations, Mrs. Emory Westlake has filed suit for an injunction to restrain the young sportsman from making a flight to Paris.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
BACK HOME AGAIN

MADRID, July IS. (P)-After flying 400 mile toward Newfoundland from Horta, in the Azores Isands, Captain Frank Courtney returned to his base because of heavy fog.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18

H. V. Hoben was among those de- rarting today on the s. S. Admiral Evans on brief buisness trip to Jganik.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
CAPTURES FIRST PLACE

COPENHAGEN, July IS. (P-Tha saleema, sailed by Sherman Howe of New York, American entry in the six metre yacht races for the Scan dinavian gold cup, won the first race of the series.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
THROAT sLAsHED

NEW YORK, July IS: R)-The body of Joseph Terry, IT,, was found near Elm, N. j., with the throat slash ed. Police said Terry was probably the victim of a Philadelphia gang feud.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18

Kenneth Ackley, in charge of the Alaska Railroad suppy ear, arrived yesterday from Pt. Barrow.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18
MOTHER AND BABE FINE

Mrs Bloom, and daughter born a week ago. are both in excellent fealth, reports Dr. Baughman, the little girl especially, which weighed eight pounds at birth, doing very we'll. MT. and Mrs. Bloom arrived in Seward from the East about two months ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-18

Cleanliness and the best of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
Evening star., 1928-10-31
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