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New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1928
| benefited.

benefited.
The re-allocation of November II
faithfully carried out this re-dis
Itribution and all parts OF the nation
now have their proportions of the
radio total. based on population, IN
strict compliance with the mandate
.of congress.
Each state and section, moreover
now also has its appropriate share
of the various positions on the dial.
from 200 meters to 545 meters. boz
example. Massachusetts. which for
merly had the advantage of using
lengths. now has Its state channels
fairly spread across the dial and has
necessarily witnessed the transfer Of
certain of It's stations down"
where they are finding themselves
able to give equally good Cor bet
teri service on relatively cleared
channels. as rapidly as their trans
mitters are adjusted to the new as
signments.
While the resulting reduction of
local radio service in certain parts
OF the Atlantic Seahoard will occa-
sion some inconvenience. as COM
pared with the former excess of
broadcasting enjoyed by astern lis
teners. it is believed that citizens
thus deprived will cheerfulIy accept
this equalization and re distribution.
knowing that the facilities thus lost
by them are by act of congress. being
made available TO other American
citizens in those other parts OF the
country which formerly had little or
no radio service"
t. G.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

There's a rev game going
On called Buying half .
radie." And it il founded on
Barnum's old saying, 'Thers's
one born every minute" A
year age Il might have
wsrksd-but not today! The
eSjset Of the game IL to pass
Of On an unsuspsetins public
radios that look good, but
pick up only half The stations
at prices that "a the eur
face, are invitine-but in the
end are vsry costly.
We say the game won't work today
And there is one vital reason for max
ins this statement. The public know
that cheap radio b worse than no
radio 1t all-and that one particular
radio, the famous Bosch, can be de-
pended upon 70 get stations from every
point On the DIAL high. intermediate
and low. ct cast that Is no more IN
most cases. than these so-called Radio
Bargains". II there ever V0 Q ttml
when you should be cautious In ouyina
= Radio. now y the time, for Z large
majority Of the radios IN Use, and 10
sale. are not Designed to handle proper.
y receptions, broadcast from $50 meterl
and down On the dial Since NovembeI
18th. when many popular stations vers
forced 70 broadcast on new vavG
enlths belqv $50 meters, experts frank.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Gov. Smith En- Route
To N. Y. From Atlanta

Atlanta. Ca. Nov. - A-lntent
on ching his desk at Albany Wed
nesdsy, Governor Alfred E. Smith
was en- route to New York today.
Governor Smith closed his Vaca-
ton in the south. most of which
was spent OH the Mississippi coast.
here Yesterday, as guest of Ma j0r
John s. Cohen. publisher Of the At
lsnta Journal and democratic ma
tional committeeman.
At a luncheon attended by about
Zoe prominent Georgians. Governor
Smith reiterated his declaration that
he will retire from politics at the ex-
piration Of his gubernatorial term,
but will always hold himself In
readiness 10 aid the democratic
party.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Stamford Not Healthy
For Persons With Guns

Stamford, Conn, Nov. ~ Up
This city is rapidly getting the repu-
tation of being an unhealthy place
for guntoters. since the advent OF
the new city patrol. comprising
three keen eyed policemen. cruising
around in a car, watching for sua-
picious characters. Late last night.
the police car stopped a machine
with New York markers and ar
rested Fred. 25, and James Bonac-
carsi. 81, brothers. after a loaded
revolver was found in the car. They
gave their address as II East 1oSth
street. New York city. The arrest
Of the two youths last night. on
charges Of carrying concealed wea-
pons. brings the total on this charge
in three days to ten persons.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
a{H!kas p |! 2 F|A45
SsS@z IL "a az&
GernShack

Gernsback
f0-Old Town Hall
10-Raymond Hunter. baritone
10:t5-Angelus quartet
13OO-WEVD-:3l
S-Women In the Campaign
k:2o-Cantor S. Beinhorn. songs
5:40-Sara Shallow, reader
S-Lucille Marsh, Dancing"
S:20-Clement Wood. Marjorie
Smith. songs
S:40-Algernon Lee. American His
tory"
9-Gertrude Lyons. coioratura
9:20-Brookwood Labor Temple
3: 40-Minnevitch Trio
10-Chatte s. A. De Witt
10:20-Minnevitch Trio
10: 40--Winnifred Cooley. Books
1l-Entertainers
i35O-NCDA-::2
Educational Household Topics
5:10-Vecchione Brothers recital
5:3o-Caruso Phonograph Shop
6-Dinner music
S:So-Health talk: Caputo. tenor
7-Michaels Brothers
7: English lesson
S-Silvertone Melodians
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
EASTERN STATIONS

125O-WGCP, Ncwark-:iO
S-Merchants' program
5:S0-.Alice from Wonderland
| 10-Jimmy Shearer's Christina
Fund program
IL mid.-Orchestra
12SO-NAAM, Ncwark-:4O
G-Orchestra
6:55-Ainbinder Investment talk
7-Niltality hour
7:s0-Scrvice to Motorists
7:45-Walter Wooley. tenor
f45O-WNJ. Ncwark-:O7
9:o1-Russian Palace program
l0-studio program
10:30--The Teaneckcrs
11-Orchestra
S1O-WlP, PhiIadcIpllia-is:
6:3o-Concert orchestra
G:45-Ellot Lester. Drama"
7-Roll Call, Birthday List
fi7rWCAU, Phtlaielphia-:S0
s:SO-This and That Revue
6-Penn Aviators; sport talk
y oV~~lId kodlIC piSoSh'osloh
7-Orchestra
7:3O-Snellenburg program
S-Vogt's Reed birds
S:30-Harper's Concert Hour
9-Mawson and De May frolic
10-Sam Cole. baritone
10:15-Orchestra
11:05-Orchestra
f1UO-WPG, Atlantic City-273
5-Theatrical review and High
lights
5:SO-Organ recital: news
S-Concert orchestra
S:30-Studio program
9-Han Dual Trio
1O-Bridge game
10:30-Musical Maids
11:10-Dance orchestra
7e0-WGY, Schenectady-3S0
6-Stock reports: produce market
farm forum news
6:30-Dinner music
7:30-Same as WEAF
10:3O-Dance music
11:3o-Television transmission
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Australian Plane Is
Unable to Make Flight

Athens, Greece, Nov. p w -
Captain Hurley. Australian airmsn
whose airplane, the Spirit of Aus
traIia, crashed here yesterday as II
started for France. was admitted Ia
a local hospital today suffering from
slight head wound. His condition
was satisfactory.
The plane in which Captain Hur.
ley and two companions were max
ing round trip Australia England
flight was so badly damaged that II
will not be able to continue the
flight.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
TO ACT ON PETITIONS

A meeting OF the board Of adjust
day. December IL, at f:3O o'clock for
the purpose of clearing the docket Of
petitions which have been awaiting
hearing or decision for several
weeks. The Franklin square lunch
cart protest. already continued four
times, is one of those to be acted
on.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Waterbury Bandit Gets
SIS in Gasoline Station

waterbury, Nov. p ga lone
bandit held up II, c. Stills, manager
of gas station in East Main street
here last night and rifled the cash
register Of SIS. The bandit entered
and held the manager at bay with a
gun while he stuffed the contents
into his pockets.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
SYRACUSE NEEDS SPEED

Syracuse, N. Y, Nov. y UP)-
Speed will be necessary if Syracuse
is TO best Columbia in their annual
game Thursday at New York,
coaches here feel. Much time is be-
ing spent popping up the line play
and drilling backs in getting under
way rapidly.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

Here IL the Worlds Finest Radio
What We .sntaf. The Wssds pra
flying and censp,e Tu6e
New tps Bosch SPEAKER $50 additional ~ WV ~ ~
NOW ON EXHIBITION
nv 1ch 1879 Radio Mede
csesneng radio cears Throughout
Ueseh eadjo
4eAe
- which Of
OEALERk
Bosch selling plan proved and valuable addition radoI
With the nearest H M Corporation
n TOWER CORPORATION Dhtrfbs,,a
tWHOLtsALk
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70 CsaQen ~
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
FAMOUS BOSCH RADIO
SAFEST TO BUY Since
Wave LENGTHS CHANGE
t This Critical Time

good a Bosch" don't let this compli-
ment to Bosch Radio sway your sood
Judgment. Make him prove It Just -
good as . Bosch before you PIT with
any money. Don't gamble on radio per-
formance-you can't break even. Either
you win or you lose. there Is no half
way mark. nIy genuine Bosch and
have no regrets. Get all the stations
the other fellow gets. and . lot he'll
never get Look for the Bosch Manu.
plate, your safeguard against misrepes-
sentation and disappointment!
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

y admit three quarters Of the radio
owners throughout the cour-y have
besn forced to do without programs
from these stations. When some sales
man says: Here Ia Z Radio tust as
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
TUESDAY
Eastern standard Time
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

SOO-NTtC, Hartford-SOO
S:2S-Summary of program; news
6:3O-Dinner music
Musical program
7:30-Sketch. Birth of Red Cross
S-The Mediterraneans
S:3o-The Electra ensemble
3-Musical program
9:s0-Old Fashioned Singing schoo
1O-Musical program
10:30-Correct time
10:31-Organ recital
11-News and weather
SsO-WBZ. Springfickl-303
6-Dance orchestra
6:15-Offieial Agriculture report
6:35-Dance orchestra
6:55-Spotlgh Review
News and Chimes
7:O6-Dance orchestra
7:25-World Bookman
7:30-MemorieS Garden
S-The Air Weavers
S:3o-Concert program
9-Three- One Theater
9:30-DutCh Masters MinstrelS
10-Correct time
1O:0l-SailortoWn
10:30-Sportograms
10:35-Dance orchestra
11-News and weather
123O-WNAC. BOstOn-.l4
5-Ted and His Gang
6-Dance orchestra
6:.5Newscasting
:3N-Dance orchestra
News
7:11-"Amos m Andy"
7:25-Lady Of the worries
7:30-Dance orchestra
S-Organ recital
S:30-Musical Scenes from Other
Nations
9-Night Club Romances
9:3O-Opera. THE Nlikado'
:30-Thirty Minute Men
11-News
:lO-Dance orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

$Sd-Now also, genuine famous Bosch
Radio for SIS, in time for Xmas-Model
100, Z tube receiver. Employs 8 Radio
Applying Tubes and / Rectifying
Tube. This means you can now enjoy
the famous Bosch type Of performance
1t the same price You would have to pay
for Cheap" radio outfit,
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
4 Me1nER's PROBLEM
10. how TO treat her child who 10 peevish
md ffetty vet not eeriOualv sick Aanv

Mothers say they A.
ways keep apackass Of
Moeber Gray's Sweet
HossAeQB on hand for
use wheh needed. They
break up colds, relieve
feverishness, worm
constipation, headache.
{ eothing disorders
and stomach troubles,
and act ~ . tonic to
the whole system.
Equally good for Older
people. Sold By Drug
-f~ta A~AN-~hA~~
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
Public Recognition of Bosch Superiorit,
Founded On Actual Performance.

Bosch rolls merrv along bringing in stations from
cry point the da-as 75% of existing radios fail to
tune in properly stations now broadcastng below $50
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27

1uv yUU4tT1UtS giSt1 6veTyWheTe.
1nal pockAss sent Pro-. Addrefs.
TD9 00T0I1 GRAY CO, L. 1oy. n. Y.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-27
NEW YORK CITY
57O-WNYC-526

jSO-WNIN-JSO
6:30-Italian lessons
7:sO-Correct time: police alarms
7:35-Air College. Richard Deb
MEL" DR.. Harry Slochower
7:55-Air College, Teachers and
the Public" DIR. Samuel w. Pat
S:15-Salyatore Cusenza. mandolin
list
s:3o-"H. G. Wells" Prof. G. Troop
$3.50 Time; National Security
League
s:10-Time: police alarms; weather
57O-WMCA-52s
5-Finance and service talk
5:05-Theater review
5:45-Crippled children's program
6-WMCA ensemble
9:3o-Jewish hour Of music
Observation-Disclosures
11-Correct time
11-Dance orchestra
l1:3O-News; dance orchestra
IL mid.-Mirador entertainers and
music
12:3V-OrcheStra
l a. m.-Wolfe and Baer. songs
S6O-WEAF-454
Studio program
5:30-Jolly Bill and Jane
Spinner music
6:55-Summary OF programs
THE Morley singers
7:30-Sketches
l'nrIip
Grofe
9-Concert hour
1O-The Eskimos
1O:3O-Correct time
10:30-Vaughn de Leath and nov
city orchestra
11-Orchestra
7iO-WOl,-42:
5-Mhxcal musings
5:3O-"Your Child"
5:50-Sports talk: Miller, baritone
6:10-News; N. Y. U. series
6:30-Orchestra
7-Koko: Enginite Boys
7:30-LaungeroI Bubbles
S-Chimes: Main Street
9-Barbizon recital. Henycr. BARI
tone; Katherine Bacon, pianist
1O-Carolin Trio
10:15-Darktown Shutters
11-Time: news: weather
11:05-Orchestra
1l:30-Orchestra
78O-WJZ-39o
5-Idler's moments
5:S0-Reports: stock market. tlnan-
cisl summary, cotton prices. ssri-
cultural reports
s.l5-Ivy Scott. soprano
S-Orchestra
6:55-Summar of programs
Correct time
7-Smslle and Robertson
7:30-In memory's garden
S-The Air Weavers
Ssn-Nluslc hour
3-Thester hour
sG-Dutch Masters Mlnstrels
10-Correct time
1o-Great composers works: Peter
son, Theodore Webb. NJ. Rosen-
ker
11-Slumher music
s1O-WPCH-37O
5-Narcotic symposium
5:30-Mrs. Wystock, songs
5:45-Delivery Boys
6:15-Jewish program
G:50-Dayes, talk
S6O-WABC-3l9
5-Dr. Daniel Hodgdon, Food
5:3e---Lee Burke. songs
5:45-Joe OCallahan, tenor
G-Jennie Buchwald's hour
5:3D-Namm's Santa Claus
Universal travel contest
7:15-Time: weather forecast
7:17-L'inancial Investment Corpor-
alton
7:3o-Black Rock Boys
S-Aips music
S:3o-"Taking the Air.
might club romances
9:30-Opera. The Mikado"
1o:3o-Thirty Minute Men
11-Orchestra
11:30-Orchestra
II mid.-Guy Lombardos Candadi-
ans
iO1O-WRNY-2S7
S :3n-Yoi nda Is. Murray, Books
45-Nat Rraffman. baritone
S-Radio Sweetbearts
s:3o-Aching Hearts club
6:45-Old time song contest
Hotel news; finance talk
7:10 - Thought Transference," j.
H. kraus
7:25-Edmund Scott, Law"
7:3o-Musical comedy half hour
martha Barry dinner
9:45-"Mysteries Of Radio" Hugo
Evening star., 1928-05-25
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair tonight
and tomorrow; slightly warmer tomor-
row.
Maryland Generally fair tonight and
tomorrow, not much change In tenn
perature.
Virginia--Mostly cloudy with showers
in south portion tonight; tomorrow fair
and slightly warmer.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 65; 8 pm, 81:
IL midnight, Sd; 4 am, So; 8 am, 81;
noon. So.
Barometer--4 pm, 29.74; 8 pm,
2974: IL midnight 29.74; A am, 29.72;
8 am, 2972; noon, 1906.
Highest temperature. SO, occurred at
5:45 pm.
Lowest temperature. So. occurred at
2:l5 am.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, 65; lowest. SIS.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey)
Today-Iow tide. 7:20 am. and 7:54
pm; high tide, l2:46 am. and l:06
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. 8;22 am. and
$50 pm. high tide, 1:47 am and 2:07
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 448 am; sun sets
7:22 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4:47 am; sun
sets 1928 pm.
Moon rises 1888 am; sets 12:39 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Muddy.
Weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
to the Health Department in the past -
hours:
Laura A. Cox. Sc. 1"o7 9Th st
Elizabeth Ryan. 80. Little Sisters OF the
Poor
Caroline 7. Neuheck. r.. 1872 18th st.
Juhana j. b. Deudnnne. 16. 1859 Rosedale
Mary r. Connor. Ss. 2o2T lat ST.
Albeft " Ware so. in auto in front Of
fa06 18th ST
Madeline g. Kavsnagh. so, $500 14th St
John NJ Ferree, i. 323 Cromwell terrace
ne.
Noah Best Z. asn St sw
John Green So Home for Aged and Innrm
Evening star., 1928-05-25
C. w. NEWHOUSER DIES.
Former d. c. Real Estate Operator
to Be Buried Tomorrow.

Charles w. Newhouser, "a years old
former real estate operator and resi-
dent of this city for % years, died III
the Washington Sanitarium, Takoma
Park. Md, last night after an illness
Of several weeks.
MIR. Newhouser was born in New York
City the son of the late Anthony New
houScr. He spent the greater portion
of his life in Pennsylvania. He at
tended Dickinson Seminary.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Emma j. Newhouser; three daughters
Miss Bueiah c. and Miss Enolah of this
CITY and Mrs. William Millard OF
OLYMPIA. wash and by son, Roy L.,
OF this city.
Private funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the residence tomorrow. IN
terment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been ren2rte,
To the Health Department in the past "a
hours L.,
r. clifford and Ann McKimmie. Eirl.
Melvin 4 and Violet Turney. girl,
SETON and Hope Darr girl,
+ {. and Mary Reckert. girl
David A. and Ada Jenkins, girl
Hugo T. and Margaret Oswald. boy.
carl T. aud Tassie Borumann, boy.
Francis n. and Helen Peacock boy.
NV, rctt and Florence Clements, boy.
Robert and Iellie Merritt, boy
Allort f. and Missouri Young, girl,
Herbert and Erma G.. Robinson. girl.
Melnin and Elizabeth Dcdson. boy.
John r and lnita Whcrier. hoy.
ester aud Louise Lewis. boy.
Charles r. and Bertha r. Mitchell. boy
ALVIN and Elzaheth Proctor, boy
Alien and Magnolia HaskiHs, boy.
lanes T. and Helen Dean. girl.
Leonard and A Geneva Perry, girl.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
BROOKE FUNERAL TODAY.
Pioneer Resident and Bureau En-
ploye Died Wednesday.

Funeral services for Lloyd B. Brooke,
70 years old, who died at his residence,
IL Kennedy street northeast, Wednes-
day. were conducted in st. Paul's Epis-
copal Church, Rock Creek Parish, this
afternoon Interment was in Rock
Greek Cemetery,
Pallbearers we're Charles Kindle and
II. E. Kramer of the building associa-
ton: Daniel w. McCallum, Alfred r.
Gould. John Prender and Charles A.
Hall. all co-workers at the bureau
Mr. Brooke was employed at the Bu
reau of Engraving and Printing for
more than half century. He was a
member of the Association of Oldest In
habitants of the District of Columbia
the Glebe Rod and Gun Club of Mary
land and was director of the Ameri-
can Building Association
Evening star., 1928-05-25

flower. president of the mausoleum, will
preside.
The Rev. Thomas w. Cooke, pastor
of the Church of the Ascension, will
speak. and Col. Wade II. Cooper will
give history OF mausoleums. Charles
W. Darr, State deputy Of the Knights
of Columbus, will give the memorial
address
Evening star., 1928-05-25
MEETS INSTANT DEATH.
Charles s. Carrigan, 90, Killed by
Railway Engine.

Charles s. Carrigan, SO years old.
ALP Hayes street northeast, was in
stantly killed yesterday afternoon when
he was struck by a Pennsylvania Rail-
road engine opposite Barnes lane north
east An inquest will be held today
at the District Morgue.
According to Engineer William II.
White. 1853 Good Hope road south
east Carrigan stepped from behind a
freight car directly in the path of
the engine. The locomotive, yard
engine, was south-bound at the time
of the accident.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
Deatbs.

WEAVER. On Thureday May "a. IT,"
MARY ELLEN beloved wife Of the
Lloyd r. Weaver and dear mother
Ernest. Elsie Frank and Clarence weat'
Funeral services viii r. held at Zurhn' :
funeral nariors 30l East Capitol ~ Z
Saturday. Nav 2G at 2 pm. Interr'
GienwOnd Cemetery. -
Evening star., 1928-05-25
ARLINGTON RITES SUNDAY
New Abbey Mausoleum Will Be
Dedicated at 8 O'Clock.

The new granite and marble Abbey
Mausoleum, erected on site near the
south entrance to Arlington National
Cemetery will be dedicated Sunday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock James E. Coli
Evening star., 1928-05-25
FOUND.

FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescu,
LLeagne a4a MARYLAND ave .w Main s9ss
LOST.
BOSTON TERRIER. brindle with white
mars'ngs has INJURED front leg; answSrs on to
0s2f 39th st. NV. Cleveland 100.
BRACELET--1n Belasco Theater or vicinity
of home, n childs gold link bracelet. LIB
BRACELET WATCH. gold lost on May 10;
Walter Reed Hospital. Finder please com
muncate with Miss. Whelton tnursel. Walter
REED Hosplial. Washington d. G. Reward
probably at Poli's Theater or on r. l. ave
near Betty Lou shop: S33 reward. Phone
answers 10 name "Bobs': name and address
on collar. Liberal reward. Return 400
ENe st; sW.- sW. --
CAMEO PIN in downtown section Thursday
morning. Reward. Adams 1865. 2521
l4th st. NV.
CAT--$5 reward for return, Of yellow cat
perss9 so nes game N.v .g,
Chase. Phone Cleveland 40p5. 26'
DIAMOND RISG--E Engagement about Wash
inCton Monument grounds Reward. Phone
Franklin GgjS 25'
EARR1NG-Pearl aud diamond earring. on
Phone Main $500.
EYEGLASSES. chased white gold blfocal
oxford. Saturday. May ~. at or in vicinity
link chain attached Finder leave with
principal Of above school. Reward. NJ. T..
Larcomhe Lanham. Md.
PINK CRYSTAL NECKLACE CE--Thursriay
Phone Clarendon 1493-J-l. Reward.
poCKETBOOK. lady's under arm. "Wednesday
afternoon Rosslyn or Lacey street car.
Reward, Call Clarendon Isl .J.2:
Call Berwyri l67. Mr. Van Derweer, X. +. d
POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER Company
preferred stock. So 8: Series OF 1877: on
pnrchase or an2H' cereats eTe 30 igoi of june st
1927. for shares. Reward. Address Box
sAR1.E FUR NECKPTECE. about / o'clock
Wednesday: lost on Jackson pl., Conn. ave.
and street ear Q, Conn. AYE, between /
Return 10 Grafton Hotel.
WATCH FOB--wedneSday evening. Reward
4. r. Gleason. aO3 st. ne. Lin 325g. 20.
WATCH. white gold I7th st. and H Tues
n.y. ~. a.er ase an RewPrG PGa'' return 4''
AMETHYST BRACELET -
Double string; lost Palm Sum
day between Epiphany Church
and the Cathedral. Suitable re-
ward. Apt. 6lS, Roosevelt
Hotel. Decatur 500.
PLATINUM BOW KNOT
PIN-Small diamond setting !;
May p, between 1890 and I;
between Epiphany Church. Will
lard Hotel and Union Station.
Suitable reward. Apt. 6l8,
Roosevelt Hotel. Decatur 800.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
NON-SEIT1 RAN

BE sure 10 visit this wonderful edi"
fce; open for inspection at all times,
representative at mausoleum every
Sunday or by appointment any time.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
NATHAN WE'LL. Exalted Ruler.
Aflnnf. Ghnlfr Gnnrnfarv

GlTLLAND. On Thursday May 81 1923.
al . 20 am al his residence / 3s3 r 81
ne GEORGE WILLIAM beloved son OF
George Adams and Charity Euialie Gill;
land decreased. brother OF Mrs Floreine
Hanen. Mrs Victor NJ Hurley and Mrs.
Bert Robertson. Funeral from above resi-
tience on Saturday May a6. at ] 80 nm.
Tntefment Glenwaod Cemetery. Relatives
and fr4nnfis Invited oSe
Evening star., 1928-05-25

HAZARD. On Thursday. May %. 1928. NJ
S,hley Hosn,tsl. IDA n. beloved wife Of
mains resting At Zarhorst funeral nariors,
3ol East Cani,ol e Fune.al irom G,aee
ave. se ON SATURDAY. May 26 at nm.
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Evening star., 1928-05-25

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Evening star., 1928-05-25

FOWLER. Washington. n. G.. Lodge. No
Is. p. P. o. Elks The lodge will meet in
Session Of sorrow at :4A o'clock m.
paving tribute To the memory Of our late
brother. y. EDWARD FOWLER, who
passed to the Grand Lodge Of the Here
after MAY On 1898 Elk services At late
residence 5i0i 5th st. NV. at SIS nm.
By order of
Evening star., 1928-05-25

OK LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
.eagne 34n MARYLAND ave s;w Main sOss
Evening star., 1928-05-25

COOKE. Departed this life Thursday. May
"a. 1928, at 3 am. RICHARD H.. be
loved son Of the late Louis and Elizabeth
Cooke and husband of Lavinia A. at his
residence 1899 Bowen rd. Sc. He leaves
3 to mourn their loss eight children, four
grandchildren. FIVE sisters and three
brothers, Solemn requiem mass for the
repose 81 his soul will he sing on SatuT-
day morning MAY 20 al . am at the
Church of 0ur Lady of Perpetual Help.
1ntermeut Mount Olivet Cemetery. 25'