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frances

AZ Cedric Craig was going Ia
Kershaw's place Monday one Of hia
horses stepped through some ice
and cut its foot quite badly. He
had to leave It and take another
horse to 60 home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fischer called
on Mrs. Fischer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlson, Monday.
We had another blustery day
Tuesday but the pupils were al
present ct Frances school No. l..
Elmer Lunquist, went to Menoken
Wednesday after some coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccormick
are the proud parents Of . psiz
Of twin boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Owens, Mr..
and Mrs. Tooler and John Olsen
were Wednesday night visitors Ut
the Dietzman home. The men play
ed whist while the women listened
TO the radio. Mart Tooker and
Floyd Owens were the winners.
Lunch was served ct midnight.
VIM. Kershaw went to Bismarck
Thursday on business and also to
see his wife, who 10 . patient ct the
Bismarck hospital.
February End was grounding day
and he saw his shadow. The old
saying 10 that means six more weeks
Of winter.
Bill Midland went to Mckenzie
to do some shopping Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tooter went to Bis
marck Saturday night.
John Olsen and Floyd Owens were
choppers In Bismarck Saturday.
Walter Diet1man took load Of
wheat TO Menoken Wednesday TO
make room 90 he can start clean
ing wheat. He fixed up his engine
and mill Tuesday. Mr.. Dietzrnan
is oil ready now to 60 to work.
Mrs. Dauman had school Satur-
day 1t Frances school No. l. Mrs.
Bauman went home with the Owen
children Saturday night to spend
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Madland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Madland
went to Mckenzie Saturday night
and took in the basket social held
at tho hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dietzman were visi-
tors ct tho H. H. Westscott home
ct Sterling Sunday. Mrs. Westa-
colt taught Frances school No. !
nine yeors ago.
John Clum il getting out posts
1t the river this winter, and haul
ing them home.
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Raleigh

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Keffler Of
Sturgis, s. D., who are visiting rela-
tives near Raleigh, motored to Bis
msrck Monday to visit Mrs. Keff-
ler's sister, Miss Jessie Morrison,
student nurse ct the Bismarck hos
pital.
Pauline Maier went to Elgin Tues
day planning to Be inoculated for
diphtheyia but g she was suffering
from the flu the doctor did not in
oculate her. .
d. Do Moulley was called to the
Durk homo Sunday to release them
from quarantine. !.
A. .. Lein Of Ferda was . BUSH
ness visitor IN Raleigh Wednesday.
The John Miller family were quar-
antined TOR diphtheria Saturday.
Several Of The children are sick with
Il.
p. ]. Rausch receivsd . telegram
Monday forenoon stating his mother
was very low with pneumopia. He
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days ago for Mandan where she is
visiting relatives.
An old-time dance and card party
was given in the local hotel on We'd
nesday evening. A large crowd was
present, and Z most enjoyable time
was had by all. Midnight lunch was
served.
Bill Cilbertson, who has been en-
ployed in railroad work near the
South Dakota line for several weeks,
has returned home. Mr.. Cilbertson
acted as substitute for one of the
section hands while he was called
home on account Of illness in his
family.
Mrs. C. v. Anderson, who is spend
ing the winter in Bismarck, was
home . few days ago.
Local friends Of William Parmly,
better known as Bill, Of Sawyer, N.
D., were very much pleased with the
nice program he recently gave over
KGCU, the Mandan station. Bill is
an artist worth listening to, and his
old-time songs and guitar ac-
compartment made decided hit with
IOC6I 1OIkSs WHO arc growing urea OF
chain programs.
A number Of local folks are COM
planning of the rheumatism on &C.
count Of the damp weather.
Harvey Williams Of Mandan
passed through here few days ago
while en- route home from Minot
where he attended the bottlers' con-
vention. Mr.. Williams > was re.
elected secretary-treasurer of the or
ganization.
Local old.time weather prophets
say we are going to have an carly
spring, in spite Of what Mr.. Ground
hog said. Horses are shedding and
there are other signs which tell us
spring is soon coming. It can't come
too early for US!
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Still

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson mo-
tored to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Howard Watkins has COM
pletely recovered from her operation
for appendicitis. She came to Still
on the train Thursday morning from
Bismarck, and from there went to
her home south Of Regain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson
shopped in Regain Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Erickson
visited ut the Hagstrom home Sat-
urday evening.
The Union Sunday school Of Still
met again Sunday morning with q
good attendance. On account of the
severe cold weather and bad roads
of the last two months there have
been no sessions. But it is hoped
that from now on the meetings can
be held regularly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Noon and
family were guests at the c. l..
johnson home Sunday. Mrs. Noon
is sister Of Mrs. johnson.
The Still Community p. 7. A. will
hold its regular meeting at the Still
hall Friday, Feb. 10. A basket 50.
cial will follow the program which
is to be put on by the schools of
Ecklund township.
A number of relatives and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Johnson Friday evening
to celebrate the birthday Of Mr..
Johnson's mother, Mrs. Andrew
johnson.
Velma and George johnson and
Nedine, Wal and Donald Noon called
at the Hagstrom home Sunday aft
ernoOn.
Eric Pearson was a Wilton shop
per Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar f. .ckson went
to Turtle Lake the first part of the
week. Mrs. Erickson is remaining
for visit at TIL, home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Hanson,
of Turtle Lake.
Roy Anderson and Teddy He'd
strom have been busy the last week
taking an inventory of the stock in
the Still store. Mr.. Anderson is
leaving the business this month.
Mr.. Hedstrom will take his place.
He is the son Of Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Albin Hedstrom of Bismarck,
formerly of this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur johnson and
children called on Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
johnson Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Andrew Peterson of Mandan
arrived Monday morning for a visit
with her sister, Mrs. John Asplund.
Mrs. Jacob Danielson Of Regain
visited at the home of her son and
daughter in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Danielson, Monday.
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Baldwin

A number Of the neighbors Of the
John Herdebu family spent . social
evening there on Monday evening.
Cards were played and most pleas.
ant, time was enjoyed by oil.
Sam Hanson, local pool hall pro-
plietor, has returned from Bowden
whore he spent . few days visiting
6mong friends and relatives.
Fred .Obede has returned from the
Twin Cities where he has been Wis.
iting with his mother and other rel
ativeS since the holiday season.
Mr.. and Mr1. Emil Ceiele motored
TO Still the fore part Of the week on
Z business mission.
Rev. Fred Christ d Wilton held
church services in the local Presby.
terisn church on Sunday after.
!. The young folks Of the Thomas
Morris family visited q the George
1osenbsck home on Thursday eve.
Willie Dornsr, Who has been stay.
ing homo TOR several weeks On e.
count Of Illness has resumed his
work In the Bismarck SCHOOLS.
Walter .Ryborg and uttlo son Ray.
mond have had the tonsilitis the past
Miss Margaret Landin has r.
TUNED from = pleasant visit With
relatives @ Bismarck.
NJ. and nrp, Alvin Nordstrom and
family Wef6s Sunday afternoon Wis
iko4e Atsthet Weyn6 CunaminRs home.
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Dodge

Joe Jacobs was q business caller in
Bismarck Monday.
Mrs. N. L. Daffinrud visited school
Tuesday.
Jacob Underseycr was . passenger
to Bismarck Tuesday, returning
home Wednesday with q new Inter.
national truck which he will use to
haul his coal.
Fred Jones was an eastbound pass
enger to Hazen Friday where he
looked over his business affairs in
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Speckt were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Speckt over Thursday and
Friday.
Jacob Huber was q passenger to
Hazen Monday where he visited with
his friends and relatives Of that city.
Fl. L. Riedle was . passenger to
Mandan where he looked over his
business matters.
Evangelist John Sornberger of
Minneapolis gave q wonderful SER
mon in the Congregational church
Sunday. His text was taken from
Matthew 5:l3, "You Are the Salt of
the Earth"
Evangelist Sornberger is now con.
Quoting revival meetings in Zap, for
two weeks.
Nick kohm was an eastbound
passenger to Mandan Wednesday,
where he transacted business.
Mrs. George Blieley returned from
Beulah Saturday after having Wis.,
tied few days with her friends and
relatives of that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur DIN of
Werner attended the services con-
Quoted by Evangelist Sornberger
Sunday in the Congregational
church.
E. N. BREEDING was q business
caller in Stanton Tuesday.
Otto Bauman took the train to
Hazen Thursday where he looked
over his business affairs in that
town.
A young folks party was given
at the J. T. Harvey home Sunday.
Games were played after which q
DELICIOUS lunch was served.
Andrew Brown and son and
daughter, Elmer o. / Alice, motored
to Zap Monday where they attended
the services conducted by Evangelist
Sornberger.
Oscar Underscyer, the 12-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Under
sever, died Wednesday, February l,
after having been sick for some time.
He leaves to mourn his loss three
brothers and four sisters, father and
mother. Funeral services were held
Friday and the remains were laid to
rest in the Juetzler cemetery.
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Wing

Ella Muller entertained . few Of
her friends at . surprise party IN
honor Of Lawrence Monson Of Wood
worth.
Emma Weber spent the weekend
at her parental home.
Madge Runey visited The school
Wednesday.
guest at the Olson home. She went
out Friday evening with Hilma OF.
son and Lenora Hedstrom.
The dance which was given here
Friday evening was we'll attended.
The music was furnished by the
Five Jumping-Jacks," for the ben
eft of the baseball boys.
Johnny Knowles went to Sterling
Sunday afternoon to visit friends.
John Muller spent the weekend
with his family.
Jake Helm, farmer in Richmond
township, was taken suddenly i'll Sat.
urday and was rushed to the hospital
at Bismarck. It was found that he
had blood poison.
Ella Mueller, Lawrence Monson,
Edith and Clara Mueller and Ralph
jacobson motored to Wilton Sum
day afternoon.
Mrs. /. Kremenetsky went to Tut
tie Monday morning to visi Their sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Kremenetsky.
Mr.. Jensen Of st. Paul, with Finch,
Van Slick 4 McConville, Of St. Paul.
is transacting business ct the Wing
Mercantile.
Mrs. B. w. Graham is to entertain
the Ladies' Aid Thursday with =
@potluck" lunch. Everyone is COR
daily invited.
The P. 7. A. meeting which was
held 1T the hall last Wednesday was
well attended. G. e. Pickles was
the main speaker. The high school
orchestra played several selections
and musical selections were played
by some Of the other members.
Clarence Rise rode "Spot" hons
Friday night after school 70 spena
the weekend with his folks, Who
live In Lein township.
Martha Mueller 4 on the sick list
NJ. and Mrs. B. J. Michael suesr.
tanned : few Of their friends Ihnrs-
n. and lirs. John weber q. NJ
iting, relatives at Tut&le.
The high school beSketball boys
play . game with Tutt1o On tia
Wing floor Saturday evening.
The pool hill 81 Wing WoS yo1hod
| Saturday night. The chnnGo n ~
til w1o taken and Al til e{Gotofaoo.
The occUned were taken % 11n1nnfck
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Glencoe

Leslie French Of the French &
WEIGH Hardware company Of Bis
marck delivered new electric
washer at the Jean Smith home re-
Gently. This is just one Of several
electric equipments that Mr.. Smith
has recently installed in his home.
Vernon MacLean and Allen Smith
called on friends in Teller township
Sunday.
Hugh MacMurrick shipped Z car.
load Of seed corn to the o. H. Will
Seed company Of Bismarck.
Norman Stewart delivered several
loads Of corn 1t the Paul Hapel farm
recently. Several farmers are find
Ing Q ready market for their surplus
corn 1t this point, - Mr.. HapA Is
feeding much stock this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grabbing are
spending . few days ct the. A. ].
Stewart home. Mr.. Crambl1ng has
resigned his position ct the John
Craven place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Porter, who
have recently been united By the 80
cred bonds Of matrimony, gave .
party at their homo, Jan. 80, Tor the
entertainment Of their friends, who
copyrighted in large numbers to en-.
Joy themselves and 20 congratulate
the newlyweds. Dancing was the
principal feature Of the evening.
f1usic was furnished by tho we'll
known Four Aces Of Harmony. Il
wis n the small hours Of the morn.
irg. when the crowd dispersed for
their homes wishing the young
couple . long and happy married
Don Nicholson purchased . stack
Of very choice bottom hay from Alex
Mclean last week.
Burt Buckley cailed on several q
his neighboys Wednesday, his. prin.
opal object being to collect tels-
ban Mclean spsnt : few days r.
equity at tn home 04 hia friend
DAVID Sullivan. Mr.. MacLeou and
Nh sullivan have been buddies for
h isiaSs st ths L Easten home
cato9oey sweating wae > WOW. =
largo crowd was 81 attendance and
eves96o6y Iepeeto . BIG time.
Robert Woodland ard son 2alph
t!aneaete4 h3sino62 81 the Livone
dietyict Sunday. -
Lam 1esguson ealled On Dill vii.
Hams ard Nae NleAolson - d.
last week. These Eoyt, No %
eesain9 = IL timber. were pleased
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Wild Rose

Mr.. Robinson Of Brsddock SUBJ
stituted for the regular mail man
Wednesday. Mr.. IAsher was III,
but was able 70 b on the job again
Friday.
Misses Helen Erickson, teacher
Of school No. !, and Helen Skram-
stad. teacher Of the Cherry Grove
school, were shopping In Braddock
Saturday afternoon.
Lautitx Peterson was absent from
school Wednesday on account Of ILL
ness but was back ct work again
the next day.
Ernest Saville was . passenger to
Bismarck Wednesday to have some
dental work done. He returned
home the next day.
A number Of our young people
attended the whist party and dance
given by the Woodmen 1t Motif
Saturday evening.
Little Annette Cooding has been
Ill the past week.
Miles Stanton, teacher Of school
No. 2, spent the weekend ct the
parental home near Braddock.
Little Pearl Peterson was on the
sick list . few days last week.
Several carloads Of our young
folks attended the dance Friday
evening in the school gymnasium
1t Braddock.
Mrs. w. H. Brownawell attended
. meeting Of the. Mothers Club ct
the home Of Mrs. Bullock in MOT.
fit. Thursday. A large number Of
ladies from in. and around Motif
enjoyed . pleasant afternoon to-
gether, visiting and listening 70 the
radio. A delightful lunch was
served BY Mrs. Bullock.
Miss Helen Erickson spent the
weekend with Miss Beatrice Hard
land, teacher Of the school near the
Aug. Benz home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Nieman
were shopping in Moffit Tuesday.
Lloyd Nelson visited at the ME-
man home the fore part Of the week.
Mrs. John Baker went with the
Durfee family to Bismarck Tuesday,
returning home Wednesday.
Art Chenoweth and Mac McKane
are helping Ed Fogarty haul his ice.
The men folks were sorry to hear
there would be no more rock hauling.
It stopped Friday noon.
Mrs. Frank Swindling Of, Bis
marck came down on No. s Tuesday
to visit at few days at the Henry
Swindling home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
Sterling callers Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Swindling and
family spent Wednesday evening at
the Roy Baker home.
Mrs. Charley Anderson, Mrs. Luz
cas-, Mrs. O.. Prince and SON Harold
visited at the Wagner home in Ster-
ling Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. p. NJ. Gosney and Edna and
Mrs. Wilbert Koon and children, Cliff
ford and Margery, were visitors at
the Gaskill home Thursday.
Misses Marion Lewis and Esther
Lang, who have been attending the
Jamestown college returned home
Wednesday evening for q visit at
their respective homes.
Mrs. johnson and William were
Sterling callers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Gosncy and
family and Miss Mildred Johnson
were visitors at the Gaskill home
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry lessen and Mrs. Lu-
cas- spent Friday afternoon at the z.
Drystad home in Sterling.
Church services arc held in Ster-
ling every Sunday at twelve o'clock.
Miss Mildred Johnson spent Satur-
day night at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis and
daughter Marion and Mr.. Max Lang
and family were visitors at the Emil
Lang home Sunday.
Earl Gaskill and Charley Gosney
az cutting q few loads of ice for
Henry Swindling.
John Benz called at the Carl Olson
home Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zelmer Drystad and
daughters Stella and Velma were Wis
itors at the Charley Anderson home
Sunday.
George Lewis is busy filling his
ice house.
NJ. E. Ladies' Aid will meet at the
church in Sterling Friday, February
tenth. Mrs. L. B. Smith will enter
tain.
Mrs. John Benz has the scarlet
fever. We wish her speedy recov-
cry.
Mrs. Ed Olson called at the John
Benz home Sunday night.
Miss Lucille Elness went to consult
. doctor In Bismarck Saturday. She
had to remain there for a few days.
E. L. Hurr and daughter Elnora
were Sterling callers Monday.
Miss Florence Gosney spent Sum
day night ct the Max Lang home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stiles and
children were Sterling callers Mon
day.
r. NJ. Gosney attended the Farm
ers Elevator meeting in Sterling Sat-
urdsy afternoon.
Mrs. Orystad entertained the
Birthday club Tuesday afternoon.
Anton 0berg was y Sterling caller
Monday.
Mr.. NcKane left Sunday to teach
north cf Bismarck.
!. Mrs. Gaskill Was shopping In Star.
ling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. George Lewis visited
ct the Beer home near Braddock Sat-
urdsY.
Mrs. Lucas vas . caller at the
Jeesen home Friday afternoon. 4
Among those who attended church
IN Sterling from south Of town Sun.
day were Mrs. and Mrs. George
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Arena

Dell AIdkcUUeE& was y OuSluecS
caller in Wing Monday.
Ed Smith and Bluet Wagner were
out hunting cottontails Monday.
They succeeded in getting five, also
plenty of exercise.
H. E. Wurm and Jake Nathan Of
futile were in Wing Monday DEM
onstrating the new Ford car. He
had q sport coupe.
Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and sons
Hugh and Richard left via train for
Billings, Mont, Monday for q two
weeks visit with her son Patrick. He
hasn't seen his. parents for two
years and is anxiously waiting fol
them.
Ed Smith was q dinner guest at
the Ben Klagenberg home Tuesday,
q rabbit pie being served. The five
cottontails didn't last long in a pie,
Harry Ulfer is hauling grain to
Arena this week with his truck. He
is taking advantage Of the opened
roads.
Owen Mcintyre and Ben klagen-
berg were callers in Arena Monday
in search Of their lost dogs. They
said there were plenty to choose
from-a dog from every town.
John Leib was q business caller in
+ ena Monday.
John Wutzke wen. to Tuttle Mon
day to get load of wood for school
No. 2.
Babe Knowles was delivering gas
in the Arena vicinity Monday. He
found the roads rather rough for
trucking.
Mrs. Elmer Drum has been on the
sick list this week. She had Sc
we're attack Of flu. DR.. Thelan Of
Wilton was the attending physician.
Mrs. Drum is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Ed Pond was an early caller 1t the
BluchWagner home Friday morning.
He came to call the doctor for Mrs.
Elmer Drum, as they have no phone.
Charley Johns was q business call
err in Wing Monday.
Bert Granville had the hard luck of
having his pump froze up Sunday
morning.
Harry Ulfers has been hauling
grain this week with his truck.
j. j. Scallon was q business caller
in Wing Monday.
Bert Granville started for Wing
Saturday but due t, car trouble he
was obliged to stop at McIntyre's
for the day. They were unable to
get the car started, so Owen Nc
Intyre and George Mcintyre took
their truck and Bert Granville went
to Wing with them.
Day Hazlegrove was . caller in
Arena Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Weber and
children also Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Weber and children called at the Ell
mer Drum home Friday.
Herman Sielingler was . business
caller in Wing Saturday.
Roy Hazelgrove was busy hauling
hay Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dunken Of
Goodrich visited at the Elmer Drum
home Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Glanville
visited 1t the Bert Granville home
Friday. Bert and Emerson were out
hunting wolves, but they didn't see
any. Bert said he saw two the next
day, but what good was that!
Christ Wetzel was q business call
er in Arena Saturday. He was AZ.
ter . load Of lumber.
Mrs. Ed Pond 10 helping to care for
Mrs. Elmer Drum this week.
George and Owen Mcintyre also
RArk GInnvil1A krnnaactAd hllsinena In
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Walter Boyd and . chum expected 10
motor home for the weekend. Both
young people attend the jamestown
College.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-01
MIX THE Il |
OFF EASY

Judge Robert j.. Mattingly in
Folice Court today referred to the
probation officer the case of JOSEPH.
Edward Rico. colored, "a years old.
Of the 400 block Third st. N. W.
tried before him for stealing five
quarts Of milk from the Peoples
Drug store at North Capitol Street
and Florida Avenue early On the
morning Of August II.
1t was brought out during the.
trial that Rice had been out Of
work and had wife and two
small children who appeared IN
court but did not take the stand.
Rice plead guilty to the charge
and asked for mercy OF the court.
Judge Mattingly noted that Rice
Iimped when he walked and in
quired about It. Rice told him he
had been shot by ROlfe Millar
Leedy, 2I-year-old emplOye Or the
store who lives In the 700 block OF
East Capitol ST., when he attempted
to escape after being caught in tbs
act OF stealing the milk.
Judge Mattingly remarked that
getting shot was q pretty severe
punishment for stealing 1itIt
milk ala
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To PROBE
SERGE IN
SUICIDE

A board OF Army officers to be
appainted today will seek to estab.
lish 4 motive for the suicide Of
Master sergt. Joseph Dlouhy, Of
the headquarters company, District
Of washington. who shot himself
yesterday at the company barracks,
Eighteenth and G Streets North
west.
Although certificate of suicide
has been issued BY District Coroner
J.. Ramsay hewitt, the reason for.
the act Of the veteran soldier -.
mains d mystery.
Dlouhy was SO years old and had
spent III years in the Army, where
he held an excellent record. His
accounts were found to be In good
order.
Shortly before he was found nm.
conscious In his room yesterday he
had appeared at breakfast and had
seemed to be In excellent spirits,
according to the other members Pr
his detachment.
Dlouhy was given first-aid BY Capt.
John Duffy, COf the Army Medical
Corps, and by Captain Boiling. He
was rushed to Walter Reed Hospital
and died at 1915 yesterday morning.
Arrangements for his funeral swat
word from his wife, who lives II San
Francisco.
DIouhy had been assigned to the
headquarters company Tor the past
six years.
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.HILL IDENTIFIED
AS VETERAN

James Edward Hill. colcred vet
1ran Of world War, viii Be buried
IN Arlington National Cemetery In
stead Of in pctter's fieid. Is result
OF the discovery Of Z battered trench
mirror iii hIg pocket.
Last Thursday Hill, who was evn-
pIoyed as street sweeper, was
found dead ia an alley In the 1900
block Of Euclid st. ~. w. His body
was taken to the 1norgue, whore II
lay unclaimed. He died from 4
lung hem0rThage.
On the back of the mirror were q
Few faint scratches. remnants Of an
Inscription which had been oblit.
Grated BY time.
The inscription was deciphered by
Eergt. Fred Eandburg, Of thu Police
Identification Bureau, and read,
'Sup. co, S51." "a caeck.up made
at the War Department by William
f.. Franklin, American Legion off.
Ger, revealed that Hill had served
with the 251st Field Artillery, 4
regiment which saw active service
at the front.
Hills funeral, with military hon
ors, win Be held IN Arlington next
Tuesday. He lived alone in the
1900 block OF Union st. s. w.