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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

Dine in Comfort. New Oregon
Hotel Coffee Shop. Air Cooled. adv
County Budge:s Complete.-Ah
county budgets were turned in to
the county clerk by the various
county officials Yesterday and sub
nitted to the board Of supervisors.
They We're turned over to w. d.
Gary. county auditor, who is pre-
pairing them for presentation in
compiled form to the board at the
next meeting of the supervisors.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

Hundreds of thousands of people
have been drinking Paul's Lemon
ade for many years. All gar round,
at Piekwick Stage Depot adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

Thieves Steal Car.-M c. Bates
of 5G3 Brighton street reported to
city police last night that his Ford
coupe had been stolen from park
ing place in front Of his residence.
He described the machine as being
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

DR.. Z. j. BaraDe, Dentist, CAT Main
Over Piggly Wiggly. Phone 3S2W.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

Judgment For Jaintiff-Judg.
ment for the plaintiff in the totai
sum of @97I77 was returned by
Judge Vaughn y. Thompson in
superior court yesterday afternoon
IN the ease of the First National
Bank of CalcXico against j. 2. Nc
Donald. The Judgment was returned
following default hearing in the
ease which was based on a prom~-
sory note. II. :. MacKinnon appear.
ed as attorney for the plaintiff.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

DR.. A. B. Hanson, Dentis., Davies
Bldg. Extraction speci-iist. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-21

Before you buy your next automo-
bile-see the Bigger and Better
Chevrolet!
Here are the beauty and safety of
bodies by Fisher! Here is the
spirited, thrilling performance of an
improved vaive.in.head motor! Here
ere the comfort, reliability and
safety of 1O7.inch wheelbase, long
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Deaths.

REEVES, MARY ]. On Tuesday. Angus, :,
1928, NARY j. REEVES. widow Of the late
Edward w; Reeves .aeed rs years. Funeral
from her late residence. 486 ~ ST. sw., on
FRIDAY, August 10, at 10 am. lnterment
Congressional Cemetery
SANFORD. WILLIAM z. L. Entered into
rest wednesday. August 3. 1917, WILLIAM
E. L. Sanford. beloved husband Of Lucy j.
SANFORD. Funeral sunday. ADJUST H. at
o'clock, from Metropolitan A. NJ e.
Church Remains at Boyd & Wilson .tI-
nera! parlors (Rsleight. NJ O.. Oxford
~ G; Brockton. Mass, and Philadelphia
sEMpLE. WILLIS. H. Departed this m.
Calf. WILLIS II. sEMPLE, devoted husband
q Laura Semple, son OF the late James
g and Rosetta A. Gemple and brother Of
DelIah g. Banks and Llri.as s. Horton
Internent At Monrovia. Cali,
SMITH, MARY e.. Departed this life wed.
nesday: August .. 1928, AZ % Quincy u.
NV: MARY T. SMITH. the devoted mother
Of John. Milton and william smith, Mr-.
Chtntiana Bank and Mrs Cordoba Os.
eorn: sister OF Mrs, Lydia Robinson 81
SneSter' Pa. and Mrs. LYDIA Homer Of
BOSTON: Mass. Remains resting at tins
Jonn. y. Rhines funeral chapel. Ord and
Eye sts. sw. Funeral SATURDAY.. AuSust
T.: az ! IN az DARLINGTON Md. 1ntermsnt
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
virginia--Fair tonight and tomorrow.
not much change In temperature.
Record for Twenty.fonr Hours.
Thermometers pm. SO: 8 PM, 81:
IL midnight, III 4 am, rs; 8 am,
u.s. noon. 81.
Barometer---4 pm, 1894; pm,
29.96; IL midnight. 1896: am,
1898; am. 29.97; noon, 1896.
Highest temperature, 80, occurred at
4.30 pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, 70, occurred at
$50 am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, a. lowest. g.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide. s:3e am. and
8:42 pm; high tide. i:40 am. and
Tomorrow-Low tide, o:40 am. and
GAS pm; high tide, 2:39 am and
sos pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose Sis am; sun sets
7:11 pm.
Tomorrow--Sun rises 5:l6 am; sun
sets 7:l0 pm.
Moon sets SO pm.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Slightlv muddy.
Harpers Ferry-Potomac slightly
muddy: Shenandoah very muddy this
morning.
Weather in Varints Cities
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FOREIGN.
Marriage Licenses.

Marrlase licenses have been issued to the
Irving Amernck, "a and Eva sugarman.
~ both of Baltimore Md; Rev. George
Jack Anlernick. "a. and Ethel caplan. 10.
both OF Baltimore. Md; Rev Georse silver
stone
Georse A. Powell a. this city. and Alice
king, 80; Silver Spring Md
Sol NJ. Farber. "a Baltimore, Md. and
Esther silycrman, 40, this city; Rev Moses
A. Horovitz,
Allie S. Click. al. Dayton. Va, and Mar
guerita CARRIER. 20. Hsrrisonhurg. Va; Rev.
Earl M Bowman.
Lawrence A. Hackett. 81. and Dorothy NJ.
Kormann. la. both of Baltimore. Md: Judge
Robert f. Mattinely.
Haywood A. Sparks. rs. and Marion e. W.
Hughes, 81; Rev. A. B. Fisher
Ben Grolnick. ~. and Hilda wagenheim.
10, both of Baltimore. Md; Rev Julius T.
Loeb
irving Curtis %. and Mabel V. Kube. 10,
both OF Fredericksburg. Va; Rev. f. J.
Councillor
Paul f. Townsend. Al. and Alice Thornton.
"a: Rev. J. Maurice Ktng.
Oscar H. Burton. 38 and Mary =. Leth-
bridge. Is: Rev. Charles n. Austin.
Vernon l., MattSon, as; Charlestown. w.
Va. and carrihelIe Pitcher. 20, this city.
Rev n A. Grifnth.
Ceorse w Howard 2s and Ruth A.
Brown, rs Rev. w. p. Battle.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
FUTURE.


The Loyal Knights Of the Round
Table will meet for their weekly lunch
con tomorrow afternoon, 1890 o'clock,
at the University Club. Dr. William c.
Fowler, health oficer of the District,
will speak. Pianist Mrs. Page Mex
EtchiSon.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
have a picnic supper and card party
tomorrow at the clubhouse. Bring
lunch. Coffee and iced tea will be fur
nished. Guy d. Spain IN charge
concert will be given tomorrow
evening at the Albright Memorial
Evangelical Church Fourth and Rit-
tenhouse streets, by the Mems Glee
Club Of North Central College of Naper-
vile, III.
Alpha Delta Phi luncheon tomorrow.
1880 pm, at. Hotel Gordon.
w. Bruce Evans Lodge, No $50, l. B.
P. o. E., OF Fairmont Heights, Md, will
give its first outing and dance Satur-
day, 8 pm, at Love Nest Park, Sixty
first street and Eastern avenue north
east, for the benefit of the Elks' Home
The japanese have a vogue for wear
ing imported sports clothing.
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ASHTON. BERTHA. In sad but loving 70.
er BERfA4 a AsH HesT ana no l9ynS dsufh
NE Two years ago today. August Q, 1928.
pave had two years Of sorrow.
nj, an an ssnpnerins The, awful loss.
VIII try 10 bear my cross
Flowers may wither.
Leaves may fade and die,
Others may FORGET You.
SISTER ADE1.
T ,r, years have passed since lhst sad day
God TOOK her home. II was His will
But in my heart love her still
BLACKWELL, JAMES AND ELIZABETH. sa-
JAMES and EI1zABaEsITlH q sLAcRwEII.
who departed this life twenty-five years
ago today. August o. 1906.
Console; II yor will. lean bear it;
Rpt i So me q, Tsti meant aims ; OF breath
Has made death only death tti''' "U'"
LONELY DAUGHTER, LUELLA JOHN
BRIDwELL. ELIPHELET. In. sad but loving
ELrPHELET BRsiiDwTFLL ' Who dde epsrt.d
this life three years ago. August 9. 1928.
The world NAV change from year to year,
But the love and memory Of my dear hus-
Shall never pass awsy
And in heaven with ioy to greet thee,
~o'f' no i'FeT MS ' nFvo Srf Sn WIFE
CATLETT. JANE. In sad brit ioyins rsmsn-
pTsrrs v q my a.sr T,1 r.. JAE E
ago today. August D. 1890
am thinking OF you. dear mother.
Just thinking of the past.
Ptcturtnz you IN my memory
LOVING DAUGHTER. ELTzAnETH. AND
CLARK, J. BLAKE. In memory Of my be
Loved husband t Bdahs 1LAHSS' , Sno
Masses at st. Aioysius and Holy Comforter
Churches.
Reouieseat in e. Rae e. CLARK
HARDY, ELEANOR. TIGtnR, ISABEL V.
n IoAsa ones DA ElEaNoh Has s2ES ySo Ss-
1918; ISABEL v. TIGNoR fnee Hardy
nine years ago July % 1919. and DAN
aust 3. 1919 INV
Called from this world To a peaceful rest.
Called by God who knows hest:
Dear in memory YOU will always De
On'" IN heaven w mse' THE FAMILY.
HARRIS. HENRIETTA. In sad but loging
snd aant aEN Il Ga- nf aARRs Who de-
Ausust 8. logs
4
And a pleasant thing to and
Although you are absent
g1 You ssf slTays N SVT soss
HARRIS. AND NIECE VIOLA MOSS
MORRIS. CHARLES w. Sacred 80 the low;
ing memory of our devoted hu5hand eno
father. CHARLES W. NORRIS. who de-
parted this life seven years ESQ TO-DAY
August 9. 1921.
Sweet memory fond ard true.
LOVING WIFE AND SON. MARY L..
WELLNER c. MORRIS
NELSON. NELLIE, In IeTiIg msm.er C. OF ny
departed this life eight years ago. Ausus'
i HER LOVING SON. GEORGE.
ScHrITF, ANNIE :. In LOVING remem-
hrancs Of my dear mother. ANNIE 3
SCHULTZ, vim departed this LIE ore
year ago today. August II. 1927. High
mass Saturday n.arnirz, August ~,
at a o'clock. al St, Mary's Church. new
York and Albany papers please copyA
siscp, dear mother. and take thy rest.
loved thee. but God loved thee BEST
HER DEVOTED son, WILLIAM D.
SCHULTZ 10
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Depa rtmeut IN the past "a hours.
MARY f. Webster. %. Sa4s " ST
Emily J. Shipley, 10, Little Sisters Of the
Poor
Martha Sanford. II. SAT Gresham place
Mary lane N Reeves, rs. 4ss st, NV.
John II watson, II, Soldiers Home Hos
oitst
James Maloney. Sc. Little Sisters OF the
Poor.
fsasc Hawkins. so, Sibley Hospital
william Wells, g.. Stbisy Hospital
Joseph Decatur al Emergencv Hosrital
lille * Gilman. As. 1899 Quebec piace.
Coarse Poore. ~; Georgetown Hospital
wiiliar, VI Wincheole. 90. 1000 8 st,
Mary Holshouser. as Emergency Hosnitai
Arthur BOYD. IT,, II months, chtldren's
Hospital.
Ennice Hunt II months. childrens Hos
oitai
arm.
Mary Ella coursey. IS. 1919 9th,
Mary A Lewis. so, 1915 Vermont ave,
Emma ofsotS so. 1907 T st.
John Kins.. rs. Gallinser Hnsnttal
Mary r. Johnson. SO. 3sss Chesapeake 81.
Viola T;riNr, A. Tuberculosis Hospital
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Births Reported.

Harry e. and Maude e. Hardy; girl;
Norman and Mary r. Cornwell, girl
THOMAS II and Lena G. Wharton, girl.
William B. and Bertha K. Benson. girl.
James and Susie G. CLANCY. boy,
Frank ano Josephine M Perna, tr.. boy.
Antonio and Eugenia Giuffreda. hoy
Ernest M and Elizabeth Boss, girl.
George e. and Edna Z, Sachlie, boy,
Lawrence p and Priscilla J. Mayela. girl.
Edward W. and Elizabeth l.. Goodwin. girl
Walter w. and Elizabeth c. Long, boy.
Clarence w and Marie M. Ashley. boy.
Thomas r. and Rosa A. Prendergast boy.
Warren and Rosa Bankett. boy.
Bluer L. and Helen johnson. boy.
Ernest w and Edna II. Burgess boy.
Charles and Christine Hardy, boy.
Isaiah and Marie Hardy. girl.
James and Ruth Green, girl.
John end Mary Scott, girl. -
Wesley A. and Cornella A. Bailey. girl.
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MRS. ]. c. DRAPER DIES.
Widow of Former Senate Employe
snccumbs at Age of 81.

Mrs Josephine G. Draper, 81 years
old. for the past so years resident Of
this city, died at her home, 325 A street
southeast, Tuesday after long illness.
Mrs Draper was the widow Of Charles
s. Draper, for many years an employe
of the United States Senate.
She Is survived by two sons, Paul A.
Draper OF this city, and William Albert
Draper OF Detroit. and foster daugh-
ter. Miss Isabella Taylor.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. 1nterment will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
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police are searching for her husband
Leroy Gcrlacl1, "A, and several OF their
children are being cared for BY neigh
bors, following an alleged quarrel be-
tween the couple yesterday morning in
their apartment, 30l2ia r street.
DR., william ]. Stanton, 1923 o street
was called to attend Mrs. Gerlach yes
terday morning. He found her condi-
ton serious, and last night she was
taken to the hospital. She told De-
tectives Arthur r. Fihelly and b. c..
Kuehling that her husband beat her
with piece of board following a
quarrel.
An X-ray picture will be taken today
to determine the extent of injuries to
Mrs. Gerlachs head Her arm also was
injured.
Mrs Gerlach said she has not made
up her mind to prosecute her husband
He has been out Of employment for
some time. she said and was nervous
and irritable as result.
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CARD of Tbanks.

HOFFM.,NN. CARL. / wish to express my
sincere thanks and heartfelt appreciation
to Father Carol. nv relatives. friends.
neizhhors. officers and employees OF
Charles Schneiders Bskins Co. the Wind
horst and Concord Club for their kind ex-
pressions of sympathy. beautiful horsl
tributes and kindness to me AT the death
of my beloved husband. CARL TOFF-
MANN. HIS BELOVED WIFE
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MISS MARY WEBSTER
FUNERAL Is HELD

ital, Was Relative of John
Joy Edison.
Funeral services for Miss Mary =.
Webster. 90, who died in the Baptist
Home. 3248 N street. Monday, were
conducted at the home yesterday. In
torment was In Rock Greek Cemetery.
Miss Webster was the half sister of
the mother of John Joy Edison. presi-
dent OF the Equitable Cooperative
Building Association and chairman of
the board Of the Washington Loan u
Trust Co. She had for many years been
a resident Of this city and belonged to
Calvary Baptist Church.
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nesday August &, 1928. nj Or Kinnsrd'S
HoSpital Baltimore, Md. MARY JOHN
SON, the beloved wife of Albert Johnson
She also leaves 10 mourn her departure q
host OF other relatives and friends Re-
mains resting al the John T, Rhines flu
neral chanel, 3rd and Eve Sts. S.w No
tice OF funeral later
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JOINER. MASSIE. Departed this life We'd
neSday. August 8. 1898, MASSfE JOINER,
the beloved wife OF Hubert Joyner Re
mains resting at the George n. Clarke Co.
funeral chapel l4l6 Florida ave. ne. No
tice of funeral later
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Many cities in South Africa are max
ing extensive public Improvements.
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LOST.

aARplN Platinum, sci With d.amepds and
sapphires; N vicinity 81 T h, Nd near
era" ;si reward 10 Under Phone Adams aias
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piLlroLp-nsstw.s,sn an and ,stn s's c. eg
Interstate int Commerce Commission Bids
4 Marin Bsssa, Nd sss reward Address
wood August 6, between Building and Matl
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CAT. larse black and brown female with
for aG return NC 70 N loo attn 81, nv OF informs
ton. Phone Decatur Ss4-J .- 10
CAT--solld gray female cat. from 18Th and
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lin asss, Apt. elo, after $50, To-
Pea q ,ls s' so 'f s;s PSoa: os s' Hs
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morn.ns on 18th 81. car Reward Adams
GLASSES Tortoise she'll trimmed Reward II
returned 20 1887 Rises pl. NV or phone
GLASSES shell rim, III or near ConareSs
sionRi Library or taxicab. Reward, III .
st NV,
KEYS -Four. on ring one small tor desk,
one larse. two Yale, Cali Main a6ae or Wis.
aai0
MAN, SEEN to pick 10 cog. on , !.
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Firr Dent; Headquarters.
pIN--Smal gold. with light amethyst set
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fashioned pin, an heirloom. in the ladies
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| drivers permit. giving owners name, ad-
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POLICE PUPPY mos, old black with
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| owner ~ aheye address,
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CAT, larse black and brown female with
unusual markings on face. Liberal reward
for return To 1900 attn 81, NV. or tntorms"
ton Phone Decatur 694-J To-
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JOHNSON. MARY. penarted this lie Wee

JENKINS, FRANK = On Thursday AUGUST
Q, 1928, at his residence. $40 18th st. So
PRANK S.. beloved son Of Mr. and MR.
c. Jenkins. Notice OF funeral later 10
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nO0-Tsrown. 3 months old part Airedste
and part wire-haired fox terrier. answers to
Return to Daniel w, O'ponoxhue. above
address Reward Phone North HaNa
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CAMEO BROOCH. blue and white Wedge,
wood August 6, between Building ana Mati
Cafeteria: reward Cleveland iia2 -
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MATpS. MR.. AND MRS. ERIC =. Suddenly
on SUNDAY, AuguSt s. 1925 at Morgan
town, Md Mr. and Mrs, ERIC r. MATUS
az Greater Capitol Heights, Md Funeral
services AZ Prospect Hin chapel, North
Capitol ST. Friday, AUGUST 10, at Z
n,m, fntefment Prospect Htt Cemetery
RelatiVeS and friends inriteA
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cAT~-solld gray female cat. from 18th and
NJ Tuesday afternoon. Reward. Call Frank"
III, ngA9 Ant ON after & 40 ihs
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FYE0LASsES TcrtniSe-sheli. Yesterday
morn.ng on iath ST. car. Reward Adams
e
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MCCULLOUGH. CLARA !. Departed TINS life
THURSDAY mnrning, August ., 1928. at her
.eslls1ve,nreees 5Sis Jentfer st nv. CLARA j
McCULl'OuGH, wife OF Ellsworth w Me-
Cullough. mother OF Mildred and Roser
MeCuiloush, Funeral from late residence
pm, saturday, 10 Rock Greek Cemetery
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DOG-Red irish setter, lest ct lSth and
Reward
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CAMEO RINCi-~Gent's. heavy gold; or beach
"a North Beach Nd SOS reward Address
Roy lAA.X Star mice IL
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CLASSES shelf trimmed Reward II
returned 10 1887 Rises pl NV. or phone
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McNEW. FRANK o. ON Wednesday. August
&, 1923 at his residence, i7S4 Ianter ri
NV: FRANK O.. beloved husband OF Mary
McNew and father OF Mary Frances
1909 u s. NV, FRIDAY, August 30, az 10
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aARpIN- Platinum sci with diamonds ana
sapphires; IN vicinity CT n. ND, near
main highway. or Washington. u. c, Lab
ersl reward 10 finder. Phone Adams 2lse
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BfI,fFOIil-n etwfen ath and 18th SIS, on
penna ave. contains cards and + C. c, card
and I 81 bills. Georgia 2343-J, or guard at
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GLASSES shell rim, III or near ConsreS-
sionRi Library or taxicab Reward III 3
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HOWARD, MARCELENA WEST Departed
this life on Thursday. August 9, 1928. az
i2.4S am, MARCELENA WEST HOWARD
Of iS42 7th ST. NV, mother of Lulu. Irene,
frankie and RAYMOND West She also
leaves TO mourn their loss three sisters
one brother and host of other relatives
aud friends Remains resting at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlorS, 2ss2
CieorgiR ave, NV Notice of funeral later.
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JAMES. LOUISE SMITH. Departed this life
August = 1923. at the tuberculosis Hos
pital LOUISE SMITH JAMES. Funera
Saturday. August II, at | o'clock pm.
from Barnes undertakins parlors tGeorge
Gray, mRnAgert. 6t4 Az st Sw
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The japanese have vogue for wear
ing imported sports clothing
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or Main ian
BEAGLE, black and brown male. i92s-2q
tag No. i7l5 Please write e. r. Cooke. I23
TAYLOR st. NV Reward for return.
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KEYS -Four, on ring, one small for desk,
one larse. two Yale, Cali Main e6ae or Wis
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MAN SEEN to pick 10 coat on st
bet i2th and 18th SITS. Sc. SUNDAY nieht,
about II 20 that fell of fire truck, please
return the same TO No, I Truck Co or
Fire Dent. headquarters
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INVITED INSPECT SHIP

As. was announced earlier in the week tomorrow afternoon between the hours of and o'clock a public re- cept;on and tea will be held aboard the U. s. Surveyor, Capt R. R. Lukens. At that hour the vessel will be moored alongside of the San Juan dock and the public is cordially extended an in vitation to inspect the vessel.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
Shop.

SHEET MUSIC, Schaherer,s Alaska Shop.
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DEToURS TERRIBLE

It can safely be said without fear of contradiction any motorist taking chance going over the detours on the highway at the present time are very apt to bust up their cars. The rains have made the detours 10 times as bad as they previously were.
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EVENING WORSHIP 7:ao F. N

EVENING WORSHIP 7:3oP PM l Hymn Where He Leads I'll Fellow, Choir and congrigation. 2. Hymn Wonderful Words ,t Life," Choir and congregation 3. Prayer.
 4. Hymn T Will Sing the Wonder ous story,% Choir and congregation. 5.Nscriptnre Lesson. s. Announcements.
 7. Offering.
 8. Hymn Faith is the Victory" g. Sermon "The Balances of Life". Mrs. Myrtle c, Hatten.
 10. Hymn How Firm Founda- tion," All.
 II. Benediction.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21

The s. s. Admiral Evans, of the Pacific Steamship Co.,, now to the westward, is due to arrive Monday and departs at p. m. for Seattle.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
INFORMAL SINGING

Ar informal program of singing vii be in order at the Jesse Lee Home this evening at z o'clock to which tourists and other visitors in the city are especially invited.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
DIscovERER WEST SUNDAY

Capt. H. Berger, of the M. s. Dis coverer, postponed today's sailing ito Nuka Bay, Iliamna, Anchorage and other Cook Inlet ports, until tomorrow morning.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
ToDAY's WEATHER

Erection of the Gilmore dredge, Fairbanks area, is progressing at a rapid pace and will be completed by the end of August.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21

Otto sandbeck, member of the Gateway staff, departs on the M. 2 Discoverer tomorrow for tne' west ward, on weeks vacation
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21

Regular weekly business meeting and luncheon of the Seward Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at noon at the Seward Grill.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
SUNDAYS PROGRAM
 OF PUBLIC WORSHIP
Order of Public Worship at the Seward Community Methodist Epis- ocpaD Church for Sunday, July 22
MORNING WORSHIP 11 A. M.

MORNING WORSHIP 11 A. M. l. Voluntary.
 ?. Hymn Jesus Shall Reign" Choir and congregation.
 3. The Apostles Creed by all 4 Prayer.
 ,. Hymn "1n the Cross Of Christ, Choir and congregation. 6. Old Testament Scripture Lesson. 7. The Gloria Patri. 8. New Testament Scripture Less2a 9. Announcements
 70. Offering.
 T.. Special Hymn Hiding in The.,' Cho.r.
 F. Sermon The Beauty of Jesu.' Rev. Chas T. Hatten. 1S Prayer.
 14 Hymn All the Way My savioa1 Leadeth", All 15. Benediction.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21
REWARD FOR PolsoNER

A reward of $575 is offered by the Town of Seward for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties poisoning dogs.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21

Excellent line of Columbia records at Sylvia's. Newest of hits.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-21

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