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tonic. They are staying at the FL
Jardin.
Mrs. j. II. Mathews mas returned
from San Antonio, where she has
been visiting, and is now living at the
Gentry apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Daney who have
been visiting Mr.. Dancy's brother,
Judge Oscar Dancy, and friends here,
returned Monday to their home in
San Antonio.
Misses Mary and Margaret knight
Of Kingsville spent the past week in
this city visiting their sister, Mrs.
wether, Jr., Miss Margaret returned
home Thursday, while Miss Mary is
remaining for a longer visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Waldsmidt left
Saturday night for San Antonio,
where they will spend a short time as
the guests of Mr.. Wsldsmidt's par
ents, after which they will go on TO
New Braunfels for a visit with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T. Yates had for
their weekend guests Mr. and Mrs,
J. W. Horton of Corpus Christi, who
returned to their home Sunday even
ing. Mrs. NJ. A. Peteete, Of Shire, is
now visiting in the Yates home.
Mrs. Anne Kaufman and daughter,
Frances, spent the weekend with
Mrs. S. A. Rose, Of Harrington, re-
turning home Monday evening.
Misses Catherine and Elizabeth
Cherry and Marie Jackson left for
Campo Del Arroyo at Rio Hondo
! Monday.
Mrs. Glenn Crigler and small
daughter. Mary, Of San Benito are
xisiting Mrs. Crigler's mother, Mrs,
| Oliver Hicks.
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Cook, District Clerk
In Nueces County, Dies

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex. July TO-
R-Funeral services were to be
held here today for r. o. Cook. Jr.,
district clerk Of Nueces county, who
died last night after a long illness.
Cook was the father Of Victor O..
Cook. managing editor Of the Cor
pus Christi Times. lie was former
lieutenant governor Of the Texas
Oklahoma district Kiwanis and was
we'll known in lodge circles Of the
state
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How MuChWatep
Should Baby Get!
AEamous Authority1s Rule
J, by Ruth Britain

BABY specialists agree nowadays,
hat during the first six months,
. kbies must have three ounces Of
kuid per pound of body weight dailv.
/ An eight pound baby, for instance.
seeds twenty-four ounces of fluid.
on the rule is two ounces of
4 luid per pound of body weight. The
l mount of fluid absorbed by a breast
Nd baby is best determined by weigh
Inc him before and after feeding for
Ia whole day; and it is easily calcu-
Ned for the bottle fed one. Then make
'|tp any deficiency with water.
4 Giving baby sufficient water often
believes his feverish, crying. upset
Ind restless spells. II it doesn't, give
I'M a few drops Of Fletcher's Cas-
Faria. For these and other ills OF ba-
btkes and children such as collie, chol-
~ diarrhea, gas on stomach and
n hwels. constipation, our stomach,
dhs Of sleep, underweight, etc, lead
H. musicians say there's nothing SO
1Tectire. 1t is purely vegetable-the
Isc;pe i on the wrapper-and millions
4E mothers have depended on it in
rsr thirty years II ever increasing
IT, II regulates baby's bowels, makes
I'm sleep and eat right, enables him
IL. get full nourishment from his food,
FE N increases in weight as he should.
\ k;th each package you get a book on
kotherhood worth its weight in gold.
Irst a word of caution. Look for
IL sjcnature Of Chas. III. Fletcher
ia ,be package 80 you'll be SURE to
III. ~ genuine. The forty cent bot
. contain t~hirty-fve doses
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Valley Needs No
U.S.. Bureau Head
Pickers, Asserts

FORT WORTH. July 10.-Rl-
Cotton pickers are warned not to 20
to farms looking for work unless
prepared to batch" and that persons
looking for work in wheat fields
will find none, in a statement is
sued by c. W. Woodmsn, as mt
superintendent of the United States
Employment Service.
Use of combines has reduced har-
vest labor demands by fifty per
cent Woodman states.
A branch office of the employ
ment service will be oDened We'd
nesday at Edinburg and smother will
be opened next week at Robstown,
There is sufficient labor in the
Lower Rio Grsnde Valley to take
care Of the situation at present.
Woodman said.
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Of San Marcos, who will be guests Of
Mrs. Card for several weeks.
Mrs. S. w. Robertson Of Fort Ring
gold who has been the guest Of her
parents left Saturday for her home.
Mrs. ]. v. Beerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Simms and Mrs. Ward returned
Friday evening from a trip in Abb
lene, Tex, and Duncan, Okla.
Rev. and Mrs. Jewell Matthews
have as their guests, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson and family Of Sheffield,
Texas
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Japs to Recall 1000
Soldiers From China

TOKYO, July 10.-tP-The Japa-
nese cabinet has decided upon the
evacuation Of 1000 re~servists now
serving with the Japanese forces in
ShantunE, where they were sent to
safeguard japanese life and proper
ty during the fighting between the
northerners and nationalists several
months ago.
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PRAYER CONVERTS THIEF

BIRMINGHAM. Eng-In response
To a prayer by Rev. J. "A. Kent q man
in the congregation walked forward
and said he had been a thief all his
life. but would never steal again.
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TOWN TEACHES TO SAVE

EASlNGT0N, Eng.-The council
has distributed 500 money boxes in
which the residents may save 20
pay their taxes. The collector kept
all keys.
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BUSINESS MEETING
OF AUXILIARY

The regular monthly business and
social meeting Of the Baptist Won
ans Auxiliary was held Thursday
a~fternoon at the home Of Mrs. II. Nj.
Isle with Mrs. E. 7. Atkins as joint
Mrs. n. L. Moore, president, pre-
sided AZ the business meeting. Mrs.
r. /. Parks led the devotional serv-
ices.
During the social hour a number Of
contests ~appropriate for the Fourth
Of July observance enjoyed.
INFORMAL DINNER +.
Miss Rachel Harris entertained
Friday evening with an informal din
NIr. and Mrs. E. II. Henderson, A. A.
Andrus Of Harlingen and Mr.. Cone Of
Muskegon, Michigan
PERSONALS !,
Mrs. J. E. Leslie, Darius Leslie and
Mary EVELYN, left Saturday for Alice
and Corpus Christi where they will
visit with friends. Nh. Leslie VIII
ioin them later in Corpus Christi
and they will then visit in San An
tonic. Kerrville, Junction and Mason
Mrs. Leslie and children Will spend
the summer and Mr.. Leslie Will re-
turn after several weeks visit.
r. Harris, Miss Rachel Harris,
a. A. Andrus of Harlingen and Ir
Cone Of Muskegon. Mich, spent the
Fourth in Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Card and daugh-
tors accompanied BY Miss Elizabeth
Card Of Mission and Misses Maurlne.
Frances. Jimmie and Dorothy King
sDent the weekend at Point Isabel.
o. f. Burg returned Friday from q
trip 70 San Antonio, Corpus Christi.
Junction end Nauvoo. III. Mrs. Burg
and Marjorie remained in the state
az Illinois where they will visit with
relatives.
Miss Leila Mae Saunders Of Robs-
town Is spending the week as a guest
az Rowena Moore.
W. A. Moore and DAUGHTER. A. ".
Owens we're guests of DR.. and Mrs
r. NJ. Glass Of Weslaco Friday.
Mrs. f. NJ. Card and daughter,
Mildred, returned Friday from San
Marcos and San Antonio. where thev
had been for several weeks visit
with relatives. They were accom-
PANIED home by Misses Frances.
Maurine. Dorothy and Jimmie King
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PRISCILLA CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. A. B. Cochrum was hostess
Friday afternoon 10 an enjoyable
meeting of the Priscilla club at the
Country club. Those present were
Mesdames B. P. Kimbrough, George
Allev. Gordon Griffin, G. E. Lang
I'd, /. f. Leslie, f. D. Mathis, r. l..
1ore, VI. r. Nelson, F Z. Osborn
f. Phelps, Carey Smith, Clay
lchary, Anna Wakefield, K. z.
cvenson OF Pharr, NJ. J.. kreidier
M L. Z. Ellis Of Uvalde.
The next meeting Of the club will
2 with Mrs. Gordon Griffin on
,orth Fifteenth street.
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|LADIES AID
PLANS SOCIAL
MEET

Circle Number ] Of the Woman's
Auxiliary Of the Presbyterian church
met with Miss Florence Bell, Mon
day afternoon. There were nine mem
bers present and one visitor, Mrs
mckay Of Dallas, who Is visiting
us. L. K Morris. Mrs. S. w. Brewer
led the devotionals and Mrs. Henry
Gay the Bible study.
Circle number 2 met at the home
Of Mrs. II. II. Banker. Devotionals
were led by Mrs. j. ]. Bishop, while
Mrs. Dodd and Miss Nora Douglas
jointly led the Bible study. Ter
members were present.
Members Of Circle Number 3 were
the guests of Mrs. w. j. Conklin FOL
the afternoon, and were led in the
devotional service by Mrs. A. B
Nivens, while Miss Nettles and Mrs
Geo. NJ. Smith had charge of the
Bible study. Eight members attend
ed.
After the business and devotional
meetings were over, each hostess
served refreshments TO her group OF
guests, and some time was spent in
social pursuits.
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90 YEARS ON SAME FARM
PETERBOROUGH. Eng.-Philip
Griffin died at % on the same farm
where he was born.
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$2,OOO.0OO FOR FOUNDING
L0NDON.-Herbert C. Claiming
willed his $4,000, 900 estate to his
adopted son. a foundlinr.
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MnMAN,S COUNCIL MEETS

The Woman's Council Of the Chris
tian church met Thursday afternoon
in regular session with Mrs. X. Bru-
baker, the president, presiding.
The constitution and bylaws were
read and adopted by the organization.
Reports were made Of the group
meeting for the past months.
The treasurer, Mrs. +. q. Weaver
reported a balance Of Sl2S.00.
An offering Of Sl1.l5 was turned
into the general treasury.
Mrs. w. q. Stewart led the devo-
tional services. Mrs. O. K. Osborn,
missionary chairman, made a short
talk on Service Through the Won
ans Missionary Society" Mrs. A. L.
Williams was leader for the after
noon assisted by Mrs. Jewell Mat
thews who gave an interesting paper,
"The Need Of the Hour" Mrs. Os-
born gave a story, "Here and There"
Special music given by Mrs. F. L.
Moore and Mrs. A. L. Williams.
A social hour followed the bene-
diction.
Refreshments of punch and cake
were served. Mrs. c. D. Skinner act
e das chairman of the committee in
in charge.
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CLUB ENJOYS SWIM
The Ma Kocha club members and
their fapilies enjoyed a swimming
party Friday evening at Cascade pool.
They were Messrs. and Mesdames
Homer Isenberg, r. L. Frisby, II. P.
Wilson, Roy 1elford, MerwIn Hale,
Layton Beamer, X. Z. Boysen Of San
Juan and Misses Electra and Dorothy
Allen.
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HOUSE PARTY
AT POINT

Miss Anna Mildred Vivier was hos
tess to a house party composed Of
members Of the junior social set dur
ing the weekend. The party was
held al the Vivier summer home at
Point Isabel.
Swimming, fishing and sailing oc-
cupied the time very pleasantly, and
those present report a delightful out
ing.
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Valley Society
Phone z
Wednesday
Phone z

Wednesday
The Just Sew club meets with Mrs.
|4Nm. Richter.
Barn dance given by Marcia Clint
At the Country club.
w. NJ. S. HOLDS
JOINT MEETING
The three circles Of the Baptist
Noman's Missionary society held a
Joint meeting at the church on Mon.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock. The So
ciety is now studying Royal service
and a very interesting and helpful
lesson on this subject occupied the
aieernoon. Mrs. J.. F. Bowers served
lis leader of the lesson, while Mrs
m T.. Tucker had charge of the de.
%votional service.
LADIEs AID
PLANS SOCIAL
A business and social meeting oi
Circle Number / Of the Ladies Aid
Eoeiety of the Christian church was
held with Miss Mamie Bourne Mon.
day afternoon. During the discussion
OF business matters il was decided L
hold a watermelon social on I'll,
church lawn next Tuesday evening
Everyone is invited, and they are
planning to have a general get-to,
gether and friendly social evening.
There was no lesson, and after the
business meeting adjourned refresh.
mehts were served and the remainder
OF tn afternoon spent in pleasant con.
versation. The meeting was very wei
attended. Mrs. Mathews, presiden'
aof the society, who has just returned
from San Antonio, met with them.
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BIRTHDAY 81 hfhlSE
Mrs. A. W. Owens was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening when
relatives and friends entertained IN
honor of her birthday at her home on
North Thirteenth street.
Mrs. Owens was the recipient o.
many lovely gifts from those present
who were Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Moore
and childen, Bennett, Rowena, Dor
othy and j. p, JE, Mr.. and Mrs. W. A,
Moore, J. ". Moore, and daughter,
Edna, MIR. and Mrs. c. y. Hale and
daughters, Laverne, Mariellen and
Inez, Mrs. Chas. Moore and daugh-
tiers, Charlene and Billie Joe and Mrs.
Mauldin Moore, Miss Leila Mae San
ders Of Robstown, Jarrett Purl of
Weslaco and Lester Sanders Of Cor
pus Christi.
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EARN DANCE

A social event to which the young
er 81. is looking forward with pleas
ant anticipation is a barn dance to
which Miss Marcia Clint will be hos
tess Wednesday evening. The Coun-
try club will be the scene Of the
Festivities. Guests are TO ONE in
COSTUME, which is expected TO add
much TO the interest Of the occasion.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Fred J. Combes and Mrs. W.
iIKieffer are spending a few days here.
having motored down from San An
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BETH A HOSTESS

One Of the very enjoyable enter
tainments OF the weekend was the
house party to which Miss Elizabeth
llCreager was hostess in the Creager
home az Point Isabel. Appropriate
amusements such as swimming, sail
hing. and dancing made the time spent
lin this home on the Gulf delightful.
tThose enjoying this summer hospi-
ftality were Mrs. Geo. Hamilton.
chaperone. Misses Anna Carter OF
San Antonio. Mildred ford, Weslaco.
Veda 10 Langford, and Messrs. Ed
ward F~Srnsndez. Gilbert Ellen. Ed
Bounds. and Lieutenant Perrialliat Of
! Fort Brown.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
MEALS BUYS NEW PLANE

It was announced today that word has been received rom Gwen Meals, Valdez flier stating that hc would have new plane here by the first of the month. The new plane will be of the same type as the old one in chich he made his disastrous trip from Fairbanks enrorlse to Valdez, but will contain many improvements. One of the improvements will consist of a gas tank in the upper wings, providing additional flying safety. Meals will use skis in the winter and will equip his plane with pontoons early next g.-tCordovf Times)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
HALLOWEEN PARTY

Halloween cclors and decorations completely changed the appear ances of the eighth grade room in Douglas school Friday night when the Seventh and Eighth classes met for a party. Grinning lan- terms, playful cats, and flying witches looked down from the lights and walls on a scene minus school desks.
 Under the leadership of Miss
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
SALLY OF SAWDUST'
 AT LIBERTY TONIGHT

A D. ". Griffith production, sally cg the Sawdust," opens al the Lierty Sunday, and it starts with the stranding of circus in small town, the comedian and the glrl then set ou- to fini the latter's granapafents
 Carol Dempster is the girl and ". c. Fields in h.s character is said to be extre,lelg e1m-s~l.
 The picture shca.l ggoTc . pleasing entestainme9t t2 the ranks 9f pieturegoers and aeeord- ing tp critNs, atsd4eneo5 Iii en- joy the feature from etor. to fin ish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Douglas Presbyterian Native
 Mission

Sunday Scnoof-2:3U p. m. Sermon at 3:15 D. m.
 zoo D. Ill. = Thursday-Mid- week prayer service.
 All are cordially welcome tt these saryices.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03

Dr. Kearsley nlgnt call, Zynda.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03

LAST SATURDAY. IT WAS MY WIFE MET ME DOWN TOWN AFTER WORK SHE WANTED ME TO GO SHOPPING WITH HER TO BUY THE NECESSARY THINGS
 a* FOR SUNDAY DINNER NOW I DON'T LIKE TO SHOP WITH ANYONE AND YOU KNOW HOW IT IS ESPECIALLY WITH
 
 ONES WIFE so I THOUGHT FAST AND SAID LET'S SAVE THE GROCERY MONEY AND EAT SUNDAY DINNER AT THE NEW TAVERN CAFE AND IT WONT COST AND MORE ANY WAY I WON ! AND WE ATE SUNDAY DINNE AT THE TAVERN WE HAD
 FRUIT COCKTAIL WONDERFUL SOUP TOMATO SALAD FRIED CHICKEN AND sHoEsrRINd POTATOES | AND FOR DESSERT ICE CREAM AND CAKE AND IT ALL COST A DOLLAR TWENTY-FIVE | NV WHICH WAON l AIN hOhG | THAN IF WE HAD D1NED AT HOME AND BESIDES THERE WAS NO DISHES TO WASH AFTER so SEE FOR YOURSELF THE TAVERN SERVES A SEVEN COURSE SUNDAY DINNER
 FROM NOON TILL sP. M. AT s1.25 PER PLATE AND APOLOGIZE
 ro Y c D
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
EAGLES TO MEET EARLY

Due to the advanced date of the regular meeting of Douglas Aerie PIT. A. meeting shis month, the IT, F. o. E., will be held at ' o'clock next Monday evening in- stead of at 8 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
IN NEW QUARTERS

Alexander Danham has removed to the Kilburn hostelry where he will be located for the remainder of the school term.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
HOME FROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. A. R. Edwards returned home yesterday after a weeks so- iourn in St. Ann's hospital. She is still under the care of her phy- sician, however. I.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Douglas
 Church.
 Seruice,

Nocices Tor this cnurcn column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur- day morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
DOUGLAS NEVIS
PIT. A. MEETING IS
 ADVANCED ONE DAY

On account of election day the regular monthly meeting Of the Douglas PIT A. will be held M9n- day night instead of Tuesday.
 The program planned, includes the following numbers:
 Selection ...............-Toy Orchestra Song ....... First and Second grader Address ...............L. D. Henderson Solo .................... Mrs. Harold Smith Song ....... Third and Fourth grades Duet (instrume1tal) .------.--.-------.-
 Margaret Pierce. MT F. Pierce Announcement K. w. Chapman
 A business meeting will follow the program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
St. Luke's Episcopal nhurch

No services, as Dean Rice has not yet returned from attending the General Convention of the Church.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Congregational Community
 Church

L. D. HAMMOCK. Lay Pastor
 Sunday School 10:30 to 11;30 !. m.
 Regular Sunday services 11:30 a. m. to 12:30 D. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03

Olsen and Miss Abrahamson, the boys and girls played games and had contests for which the winners received prizes. h one contest, modelling honors were sought when the pupils fashioned cats from gum. If screaming, much talking and continued action are any indication, every boy and girl at the party had 8 rip-roaring time.
 Before refreshments, the time honored custom, bobbing fer ap- p,es. was tried. Eats included sandwiches, pumpkin pie, cake, and grape punch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. 5.
 Weather Bureau


in and cooler tonight sandayresh southeastery winds
 DATA
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-11-03
Douglas Catholic Church

All services in the new church 1:00 D. m.-Sunday School. No evening services.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
10 the Health Department during the last
81 hours:
Giuseppe and Maria Buonvieri. boy.
William G.. and Lillian E. Fouts, girl
John and Lena CozusnicE, girl.
Irwin r. and Mary e. Hawkins girl:
Maurice E. and Mary A. Mangum. girl.
Frank E. and Helen G. Baylis, girl
Frank z. and Katherine Gantz. girl
William H. and Alzada v. Feldbush. girl
Edwin l. and Ethel E. Kincheloe. girl
James L. and Mabel G. CornweH, girl.
Francis L. and Mary H. CuStard. girl
Charles and Alice Randall, girl.
Calvin H. and Arnell A. Ellis. girl.
William j. and Amanda H. Harris, girl.
John M. and Blanche l. Outckel. boy.
Stanley w. and Richie B. Crosthwal =
boy.
John p. and Pearl A.. O'Neil. boy.
George A. and Flora B. Sylvia, boy.
Charles F. and RoSalie BencEert, BOY.
Ausbert M and Orpha Houf, boy.
June E. and Marie M. Wallinark' girl
Fletcher and Pearl Rosser. girl.
Leroy and Louise Hall, girl
Albert and Elizabeth Hinton, girl
Frederick and Emma Thornton, girl
Leon and Mary Holey, boy.
Roger and Mary Lee. boy.
william and Minnie L. Hard, boy
Robert E. and Isabelle BROOKS. boy.
William D. and Theresa M stone, girl,
Raymond and Wilhelmina Stevens. gil
William and Edna Montgomery, boy.
Harvey and Marie A. Lee, boy.
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Deaths.

AKERS. JOHN MARTIN. Departed this life
Thursday. November az; 1928, at 7;45 pm,
ne fes9Sn JoHN RM HsfPfA AKE Els he 9ns leaves YES
to mourn their loss a devoted wife.
an Gyns unce mSh Snd S6 Snd b srSthT other @ ua ah
at ! o'clock. from Boyd &. Wilson's. 18th
ofticiating,.. Detroit Mich. and Robin
Sonville. Miss. papers please copy) rs
ALEXANDER, NORRIS OLIVER. On Fri
pnS Vfas fs evns s0e Of NOS
ris w. and Louise E. Alexander. in his
Sefh f aayes s s afe Mond4s
November 26. at II am. Interment at
Congressional Cemetery. 25'
ANDREWS, LILLIAN L. On Saturday, No
of Milton. Andrews of SIS 9th st. Sc. Body
resting at the parlors OF James I. Ryan;
caDsDsr sSs Vi Va on monSsS
November 26. rs
BARKMAN. GEORGE w. At his residence,
1sGo e st II ssT5b BARKMAn
Funeral from Epworth Church, 18th and
n Car; ave. ne, Monday, November 26'
Isfsd Ig2S; pm Relatives and friends in
GEORGE w. The members
of Calanthe Lodge. No. II. x: of p. are
e. hIo. pm to sttend the fYnsEal Ot our
HARRY /. CoXEN. chancellor Commander.
Attest: ISRAELI SOMMERS,
Keeper of Records and Seal.
BARRY, WILLIAM J. Suddenly, on Satur-
day. November "a 1928, at Camden. N. j.,
WILLIAM J., beloved son Of John and the
late Della Barry. Notice Of funeral here
BELL, EVA MARY. On Friday, November
91S at E9H ar MAsY o2sd 2s %e o
pm. Relatives and friends invited. IS
BELT. IRENE r., Suddenly. on Saturday;
Es0S Eye St. se ~ IRENE sfH BE BELT, the 6eloSed
wife Of the late late 7, ,Beniamin e; Belt and
Tgssday NGysmPer, ri 2s.
BowLEs. LAWRENCE WEBSTER tBILLYl.
{sss {sssssns Ss,sy SasREsast H0Ef%Rs5
Bowles. of Riggs Mill Td.. Maryland. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
BULL, EDWARR JOHN. On ,EIy, Saturday, NO NO
husband Of Annette Bull. Funeral from
pm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Columbus, Ohio. Tuesday. (Co-
lumbus papers please copyo
WILLIAM Jesse on sqtu5hy W
EfAM 1EssE coLEN husband Of Cath
aany ne Collins hha son Notice at n snd te
CRAIG. KATIE. Friday. November %. at
Gallinger Hospital. KATIE CRAIG; AGED
ices viii be held Monday afternoon. No
yeeEmber 26, 2 oclock. Ct Barnes under
Burial will be at Mount Harmony Gene
terry Rev. John T. Flood will offciate.
DAVIS. JAMES r. On FRIDAY. November %;
Richmond. Va. and uncle, OF Josephine
three nieces and two nepheys of Rich
mond. Va. Funeral Monday. November &C.
at am. from. the w. Ernest Jarvis Co:
West End funeral parlors. 28th st. and
Dumbarton ave. NV. (Richmond. Va,
and Philadelphia, Pa, papers please copy
Evening star., 1928-11-25
Gar0S of ThankS.

BROWN. SAMUEL. l wish to thank my
family and friends for their kindness. also
Tor the flowers they sent at the death Of
NY father, SAMUEL BROWN, who died
BY HIS Son. ALBERT BROWN
INGRAM. JESSE w. We wish to express
our sincere appreciation to our many
Irlends, neiShbors and relatives for their
kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes extended to us at the death Of
6 our 5eloyed husband and father, JESSE
MISS BELL M INGRAM AND MISS
LAURA H. INGRAM
S.hITH, FRANK. Mrs. Hattie Busey Smith
and family acknowledge with grateful ap-
probation your kind expression of sym
pathy and beautiful flowers at the death
OF her husband. FRANK SMITH.
THOMPSON. HESTER A. wish to express
my sincere appreciation to my friends.
neighbors, relatives and Taylor Council,
No. 400. I. o. St. Luke, for their kindness.
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes ex-
tended to me at the death Of my beloved
FRANK B. THOMPSON.