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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
GRAND OLD MAN OF
ARCHER PASSES
]. ]. Morgan. Well KNOWN Pioneer
Farmer of Near Archer. Died Sat-
urday Noon. Leaves Wife and
Several Children. Would Have
Celebrateo- caAlen Wedding in Two
Weeks.

Both the Plentywood and Archer
communities were saddened to. learn
of the death of J. J. Morgan at the
Sheridan Memorial hospital last Sat
urday noon.
Mr.. Morgan had not been well for
the past year, having trouble with his
heart. A few days ago he contracted
cold which settled in his bronchial
tubes and he was brought to the hos
pital in this city suffering from bron-
chial pneumonia, death resulting from
the ravages Of that disease together
with old age and weakened consti-
tuition.
J. J. Morgan was greatly beloved
by all who knew him. He was a
gentleman of the old school,, man
who took much interest in the pro-
gress of the people and a steadfast
believer in progressive principles. Nc
meeting of the Progressive Farmers
Council of Plentywood was complete
without the presence of Mr.. Morgan
who dared weather that would make
a much younger man stay by the
fireside. But he enjoyed the meet
ings and enjoyed meeting his fellow
men.
The deceased will be greatly misset
by his legions of friends and th
Morgan family have the sympathy O
all in the loss of this grand old man
who was a kind husband and fathe
:: and a wise counselor.
The funeral was held Tuesday al
ternoon at the Congregational church
with Rev. Clifford saying the las
words. The church was filled t
capacity by friends anxious to pa
! their last respects to the departed on
and the casket was covered wit
lContinued on Last Pagel
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HOME TALENT PLAY
AT ANTELOPE SOON
Sons of Norway Preparing to Raise
Money for Hall By Putting on a
Home Ttalent Play Extraordinary.

The members of the Sons of Nor
way Hall Association of Antelope are
planning to give a home talent play
in that town April 18th for the beneflt
of their hall.
The name of the play has not yet
been given out, but extraordinary Ell
forts are said to be being made to
bring out play that will long be
remembered in that thriving commu-
nifty.
Further announcements will be
made as the play progresses. Whites
Orchestra has already been secured
for a big dance after the performance.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22

Atlanta Ga March 2O-A modern Paul Revere hurried thru
the Apaachcoa Galley Florida Tuesday with warnings of the
flood approaching from Georgia and Alabama which has nun
dated towns and rich farming sections made highways impossible
and caused the death of than of with
perty losses of many millions of dollars
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
Plentywood Farmers Oil
Co. Unloads More Tanks

The Plentywood Farmers Oil Co.
unloaded another carload of oil tanks
the first of the week, which will be
distributed to patrons over the coun-
ty.
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Helena March 2O-Montana banks both state and national
Grain are nearing peak of their financial strength established
1921 Lochre state superintendent of banks said Tues
dow He explained that this condition the result
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grandeur of the text and the music
would classify it as an oratorio.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend this extraordinary musical
event and there will be no charge
A silver offering, however, will De
taken up to help defray expenses con-
nected with such an undertaking..
Following are the members OF the
chorus and the officers of the Com
munity Club, which is sponsoring the
Cantata at this time:
The different parts of the "Sever
Last Words of Christ are as follows
with the soloists who viii act in con.
junction with the chorus:
PERSONNEL OF CHORUS
Accompanist-Mrs. A. j. Garneau
Director-Mrs. A. o. Opgrande.
CONTINUED on Last Page)
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INHABITANTS FLEE TO HIGH
GROUND AS WATERS RISE

School Children Are Transported and From Classes In
Boats Curfew Law for Elders Is Put In Effect Damages
Amount Millions of Dollars Relief Is Being Carried
In Stricken Communities Under Red Cross Direction.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-22
ONLY Two Failures Have Been
Reported In Fifteen Months

Stte Superintendent of Institutions Reports Conditions
Saws Crop Prospects and Good and Farmers Becoming
More Conservative and Buying More Farm Land Only
When They Have the Money.
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UarnH nf Tlranka.

BROWN. KATE v. We acknowledge with
sincere appreciation the kindness, SYM
pathy and beautiful floral tribute of our
neighbors friends and relatives at the
illness and death OF our beloved wife and
mother. Mrs KATE v. BROWN.
COLES. MAGGIE E. We wish to express our
thanks and appreciation to our neighbors
and friends for their kind expressions OF
sympathy and beautiful floral tributes on
the occasion OF the illness and death OF
our beloved mother. THE CHILDREN.
DuNAN, WILLIAM j. We wish to express
to our friends and relatives our apprecia-
ton of their sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes sent at the death Of our brother
and son. THE FAMILY.
MUNDY. HOWARD J. We wish 10 acknowl
edge with grateful appreciation the ex-
pressons OF sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes Of the of1cers and members of the
Second Baptist Church. the officers and
fellow employees OF the Army and Navy
Club and our relatives and many friends
on the occasion of the death OF our be-
Loved son and brother; HOWARD
MUNDY. THE FAMILY.
TERRELL G. NJ. We wish TO express our
sincere thanks and appreciation to our
relatives and many friends and neiShoors.
and also the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Corinthian Lodge. No. 1857; Eudoia H. II
OF Ruth. No. 1867. G.. u. O OF O. F.. the
Coachmen s Union ana Aid Association.
No l. and the Meas Cliff Rock Beneficial
Association for the services and Kindness
rendered and the beautiful floral tributes
given at the death OF father and devoted
friend. Ct. NJ. TERRELL. THE FAMILY.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department In the past "a hours
James flaming. 85 years, United States
Soldiers Home Hospital.
Roberta D. Howard. 80, 1900 Lamont st.
Martha P. Spencer, 70. 1918 Newton st.
Martha E. O'Eeill. IS. Fort Dupont Sc.
Floyd r. Daughertv. go. United States Sell
dierS' Home Hospital
Alfred N. Brady. 68. ST. EHzabeths Hos
pi; al.
Alice Adams. 66. 1871 Chaplin st.
John f. Buckley. SO. Garfield KospiTl.
Henry r. Jones. SO. Garfield Hospital.
John II. Muirhead. SO. Sc s st.
Corde d. Hammer. So Siblev Hospital.
Lille NJ. Van Duyne. 80. SO x st. ne.
Frances w. Pogue. IS, in rear yard. 1917
Columbia I'd.
Hospital.
Jessie Utterbaueh. 20, sibley Hospital.
Frank Shrenkell 49, Emergency Hospital
Lima Lewis. 70. 1881 4th ST.
Edmonia Johnson, 65, st. Eli7abeths Hos
pital.
Harriet Thomas. g. Providence Hospital.
Mary Johnson. 60. 92a Golden st. sw.
William Rust. 81. Freedmens Hospital.
Martha Ennis, Sc. St Eli2abeths Hospital
Ella Datcher 50, GaDinger Hospital.
Salie Austin. so. Gallnger Hospital
William ID, Dean. SO, 1908 South Capitol st
Arthur A. LylcS. 80. en- route Gallinger
Hospital.
Howard Richardson. %. Emergency Hos
pit al
willard johnson. 49, Providence Hospital
Geraldine Mann. 7. 2446 Shows ct.
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HIT Mrntnriaitt

LANGBEIN. GEORGE A. In loving rem,m-
5rs rance q our dear brother. GEORGE A
years ago today, March ]. 1920.
Gone. bu' not forgotten
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
MICHAEL. ARTHUR. Sacred TO the Nom
T TTy :, XII SIc asnr father End husband AZ.
one year ago TO-DAY. March l. 1928.
Just line of sweet remembrance.
,, J.ss memory: fond and true:
That our hearts still grieve for Won.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN
MILLS. FLORENCE T.. A tribute Of love "a
FLORENCE L. MILLS NEE Dawson5, who
departed this life March /. 1918.
We often think OF DAYS gone by.
When We we're all toSFther;
But, oil. how changed it all is now
Our loved one has zone forever
FATHER AND SON
memory OF nv dear husband. TEMUFr -
=. MILLER. who died three wears aso to-
dav. March !. 1926 HIS WIFE
RuCKDAESCHEL. KATHERINE In sad bvt
lov,rg remembrance" OF Our dear moth
KATHERINE PUCKDAESCuEI. who died
one year ago. March !. 1929
\ wonderful mother. woman with aid:
One Who was better God never made
Loved by your friends and all whom you
One in a miIlion-that mother. was Won
HER CHILDREN
RUCKDAESCHEI CATHERINE A. In loving
loved mother' CATHERINE e" RUcK.
pAESCHEI Who entered into life eternal
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. LEoNA n.
SAUL. ELL. FLORENCE. Sacred to n,
ELLA FLORENCE saul. 'T who de TSsHs
this life fifteen years ago today, March
You smiled your whole life through
And smiled through years az pain.
You we're loved by all who knew you
And too good TO let remain.
You are "orn. but not forgotten:
Never shall your memory fade.
Sweet thorehts shall ever ltnEer
Around the grave where you are la!G.
Beautiful toilo~ thv wo~'- g dove,
Beautiful soul into glory gone.
Beautiful lie with tny crowl well won
LOVING AND DEVOTED CHILDREN.
SCOTT. THOMAS STEVENSON. tr.br'-
OF love and sed remembrance OF our de-
voted husband and father. who died -four
teen years ago today. March !. 1918.
The month Of March again is here.
TO us the saddest OF the year;
Your memory Is as dear today
as )" ''s n0uf WIFE VIZ PANS ASD CHILDREN.
SMITH. EVELYN YOUNG. Sacred to tn~
YOUNG SMITH. who entered into eternal
rest two years ago today. March 1, 1897.
You left behind you broken hearts
That loved YOU so sincere.
VINO never did: nor never will.
TEMPS HERBERT G. In loving remembrance
OF our dear "HERBIE' G.. TEMPS. who
departed this life nine years ago todag,
March l. 1920
We loved YOU but God loved you best
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
WILLIAMS. LETITIA r, In sad but low
Teme gI1 Of our dear mother, LETiTtA
year ago today. March !, 1923.
The month Of March AGAIN Is here,
To us the saddest of the year
Your memory is as dear today
AS la the hour you passed away.
In that beautiful land far away,
Our angel mother dwellS.
Patiently Watching and waiting
To greet us when We Get there.
DAUGHTER AND SONS.
WILLIAMS, LETITIA X. Sacred TO =
memory OF my devoted sister, GETIT1A y.
WILLIAMS. who departed this life Marcd
7. 1928
The battles fought. the victory won.
Life burdens al LAID down;
And over there a sweet rcpoSe,
mansion and crown.
ADDIE QUISENBURY.
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JOHN {. BUCKLEY, RETIRED
HOTEL MAN, DIES AT 62
Funeral Services for Thirty-Second-
Degree Mason Will Be Held
in Frederick, Md.

John Edward Buckley, 81 years old.
who was for many years engaged in the
hotel business in Atlantic City, Philadel-
phia and this city, died in Garfield Hos
pital Wednesday after an illness of sew
eral months. He was a thirty-second
degree Mason and member of st.
Johns Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. in this city.
After managing hotels in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, Mr.. Buckley was for
a while connected with the Metropoli-
tan Hotel here. He retired about seven
years ago. He resided in the Plaza
Apartments.
He is survived by two daughters Miss
Mary Buckley and Miss Mildred Buckley.
and a son. Leo Buckley, all of this city.
Funeral services and burial will be in
Frederick, Md, tomorrow afternoon.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported to
he Health Department in the past "a hours
William r. and Ella II. Davis. girl.
John and Marraret Chase. girl
Tarletcn 9. and Adna M. Bean, girl.
Frank J. and Frances AlbuS. girl
William A. and Lillian V. Smith. girl.
Paul and Elizabeth Martin. girl
Lawrence and Jeanette Pnuser. girl.
Robert L. and Flossie J. Mattingly. girl
James E. and Hannah d. Shea. eirl.
Leon and Ashken Beydikan. girl.
ROY s. and Selma Miller. girl
Ralph and Henrietta BEETLES. girl
Robert s. and Eeanore c. Bains, girl
Harry and Ida Diamond. girl
Jake and Esther Kligman. girl
Harvey A. and NarRafet F. Jacobs. girl
Paul NJ. and Lillian NJ. yohe. boy.
Noel and Hazel Schcfeld, boy.
James J, and Mercedes HAYDEN. boy.
Henry w. and Mary e. hustin boy
Willie F, and Susie r. Stricklin. boy.
Andrew NJ. and kathryn L. Newman. boy.
Maxwell E. and Fave Roberts. hoy.
Francis r. and Clara SilSbee. boy.
Mike and Lille NJ. Mdes. girl
Isaac A. and Bessie L. Sayre, girl.
Morris and Hazel Daras, boy
Walter w. and Audrey b. Robins, boy,
Henry and Emma Pinkney, boy.
Only 106 motion picture theaters in
N,,,I4 l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01
W0MEN'S RIGHTS BACKED.
Burleson's Daughter Champions
Community Property Move.

AUSTIN. Tex, LP.--Mrs. Laura Bur-
Lesson Negley, daughter of A. S. Burle-
son. Postmaster General in President
Wilson'S cabinet, is champion of
women's rights In the Texas Legislature.
Rights OF men and women came
closer to an equal basis after Mrs. Neg
ley succeeded in passing bill making
husbands separate property COM
munity property.
Texas laws previously had been silent
as to what constituted a husband S
separate proberty. but defined a wife's
separate property as community pro-
perty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

chasing trip to New York. his February
venture being the 106th.
Bear estimates he has travelled more
than 275.000 miles on his marketing
tours. Each trip has required about
three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-01

York without missing one Is the half
century accomplishment of Ben Bear,
clothing merchant here.
For So years. Bear has operated a
store on the same corner here. Each
Fall and Spring he has made a pur-
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Savings in Christmas clubs accounts
throughout the country amounted to
$3.50 100000 this year.
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lit Mrutnriai1t.


AtFS de sa Fine x fss E; ALIEN vSs
departed this life one year arc today.
March l. 1928. at his home. in Leeshure.
Va.
Hoy We miss your smiling face.
vI How sweet TIE memorv still:
fonr passns' father. LETT place
THE FAMILY. .
BAsTIN. IRENE. A tribute Of low. to the
memory of our dear mother. IRENE BAS-
TIN who departed this life eleven years
ago today. March /. 1918.
We often think Of days gone by.
When we were all together:
Our lov irS mother he's eore forever.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
BATMANN, WILLIAM G. HERMAN.
Nary Sacred to the memory y, Of 1 or be- e,
BAUMANN. who denarted this life one
@s9 tpdev Msreh l. sss sna daT who
departed this life five years ago today,
March i, 1924.
loving and kind In all your ways.
Sincere and kind in heart and :nind.
What q beautiful memory YOU left behind.
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER.
It's lonely here without you. papa and sis
And sad all along the way.
FIr life Is not the same to me
Since you were called away.
SON AND BROTHER CARL.
This day brings back sad memories.
OF the dear ones now gone 70 rest.
And the ones who think of them today
Are the ones who loved them best.
We have only your memories. dear father
To remember our whole life through,
And you are the ones we will never forget,
For We are always tb!nkIng Of veu
We are thinking of YOU; dear father and
sister. thinking of the past.
Pictnring YOU in memory. just as we saw
You left behind you broken hearts that
loved you so sincere.
Who never did OF. never will forget you.
DAUGHTER. soN"fN-LAw AND GRAND
BROOKS. VIRGINIA; n ,, loving memery Of
P fsas. away three years 's0' FEBRUARY 70
Loving and kind in all your ways
Sincere and kind in heart and mind.
HEB CHILDREN. LENA. JOSIE AND
CALLAwAy. ROBERT W. tribute of love
ROBERT W. GALLOWAY: who deoarted
1923. VIRGINIA l.. GALLOWAY.
EDWARDS. JAMES EARL. In sacred men,
CRY Of our dear son and brother. JAMES
EARL EDWARDS, who died five years agoo,
February ~. 1924.
My dear son. how miss YOU
No one but God can tell
But some day l hope to meet you
And never say farewell.
When the evening shades are falling
And I am all alone.
Oh, then ! have longing
II lazy boy could Just come home.
LONELY MOTHER, EMMA l.. EDWARDS.
Today recalls the memory
OF a dear brother laid to rest.
And those who think of him today
''09| BRoTHER PERCY. .
JACKSON. EDNA NJ. In loving memory of
my dear friend. EDNA NJ JACKSON. who
passed away one year ago today.
Gone. but not forRotten.
HER FRIEND. VIOLA DYER.
JOY. OTTO X. In sad blt loving memory
OF my beloved son. OTTO x. JOY. who
passed away seven years ago today. March
IT'S HTARTBRoKEN MOTHER. AUGUSTA
c. JOY.
KERRICK. MALCOLM J. In loving memory
of our dearly beloved husband and father.
MALCOLM j. KERRICK. who departed
this life nine years ago today, March l,
1920.
When we are alone and silent
We breathe deep regret.
For you were ours and we remember.
II all the world forgets.
Dear father. 1t matters not which, road
How dark or lonely 1t may be.
The road that leads to thee.
MAY re rest In p.ece
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. EUGENIA KER-
RICK. AND CHILDREN
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FUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
LEAGUE. 3zs MARYLAND ave. sw. Main s0ss
LOST.
ENGLISH SETTER DOG. small. black and
white Reward. Call Clev. $3.50.
EVENING. BAG. rhinestone; wednesday,, eve
T nns qe ewa 4th s Cali Ha s. and Gil
EYEGLAssEs-Gray. trimmed: on Pa. ave.
maker. on case. Line. oo6o: Reward.
1d Ad 25s co 49, % Reward 1886 Park
GERMAN. POLICE DOG female disappeared
from sl4s 10th St. NV, Wednesday. Re
GLASSES, Narrow tortoise rim eye slasses
Call Adams s7lo. Apt. 4ls. -----.-----.---.
o co PAY ENVELOPE n.ga e conta!n,ns
Bond Bldg, on i4th ST. Cali Cleveland
KITTEN. red Angora; wednesday, night. be-
tween 10 and Il pm. from 1927 North Caro-
lima ave. ne. Reward. Lin. 4s4o.
NECKLACE. gold. in Garfinckel box. between
Hamn ne North ASSOC ----------------------.
POLICE DOG. female. 4 months old; answers
to name Patsy" Return 934 st. NV.
IS; between 18TH and Decatur and st. Mat
thew's Church. Reward. Miss Katherine
ODonnell. Adams 5l72.
RING. turquoise and diamond. Very liberal
reward Cleveiand a763 81
SPEED BIKE, red. lost from corner Conn.
ave. and Rosemary ST.. week Of February Is.
Reward. Phone Wis. 1907. --.
TERRIER. wire haired; female; black and
white; can be Identified by recent lnclSlon
on stomach Cali Columbia $3.50. Reward 2
TIE pIN-Scven -cluster diamond Wednes-
day night. Reward. Columbia 400. 2
WORK BAG between Mintwood pl, and On
tario pl containing knitting ana pair OF
gloves Reward. Phone Columbia 3l45
WRIST WATCH-Gruen; February ~. In
Diamond taxi or between 18th and and
10th and Fuller NV. Reward. Adams ooSS
after pm. ----------------
vrpIST WATCH lady's, on Rock Creek
bridge street car. Finder please return 70
2siI Woodley pl. NV, or call COL S4o4
reward. ---------------
go REV ARD.
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$50 REWARD.
rost. at Maynower Hotel or Union Station.
light weight dark-gray overcoat. ta1iorea os
Wetzei. Telephone lost and found Dept
Mayhower Hotel
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10e VISITS TO NEW YORK.

DEBORAH. Iowa Np.-One hundred
and six regularly scheduled trips to New
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WRIST WATCH, lady's. on Rock Greek
pridee street car. Finder please return to
2sil Woodley pl NV, or call Col. 1864
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Only 106 motion picture theaters in
Switzerland give daily performances.
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FOUND
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
League, 349 Maryland ave. s.w. Main 8088.
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DUCKETT. BENNETT r. On Wednesday.
February 81. 1929. at l;25 am. at his
residence. Upper Marlboro. Md. BENNETT
r. DUCKETT. father of Mrs. Clarence
B. Swami and Mrs. William T. Windsor.
Funeral from his late residence. Upper
Marlboro Md. Friday, March l. at pm.
Interment Forest Grove Church Cemetery.
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CATCHER, ELLA. On Wednesday. February
27 1929. at Galllnger Hospital. ELLA
CATCHER. the beloved sister Of Mrs. Mary
Campbell OF Washington. d. e; and Mrs;
services Friday. March i, at pm. from
Lomax's chapel. l400 s st. NV Rev. Bat
tie officiating Friends invited. Interment
at Pomonkey. Md, Saturday. March 2.
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PRAYER BEADS-Sterling silver February
rs; between 10th and Decatur and st. Mat
thews Church. Reward. Miss Katherine
O,Dnnnen Adams h172
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DOVGHERTY, HOWARD r. On Thursday.
February 20. 1929 HOWARD F.. beloved
husband of Anna J. Dougherty. Funeral
from the funeral parlors Of James t. Ryan
70 st. Aloysius Church, where mass will
be said at $50 am. Interment Mount
Olivet, Cemetery. Relatives and friends
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ALLEN. JAMES 8. In sad remembrance of
our dear father. JAMES S. ALLEN who
departed this life one year arc today.
March l. 1928. at his home. in Leeshurg.
Va.
How We miss your smiling face,
How sweet the memory still;
Your passing. father. left a place
The world can never i'll.
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NEwBOLD. HENRY LOWE. The District OF
Columbia Commandery of the Military
order of the Loyal Legion of the United
Companion HENRY LOWE NEWBOLD.
colonel u s. Army. at Chicago, Illinois.
February rs, 1929. Interment Rock Greek
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GOVERNMENT PAY ENVELOPE containing
$50 name IN. b. Cation" on envelope.
THURSDAY. between Dept Of Justice and
Bond Bldg, on l4th st. Call Cleveland
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TUESDAY. February rs. 1929 at 8 pm.
William and Horace Hall. devoted sister
OF Addie Harris. and Fenton Goldsmith.
devoted niece of Carrie Hardy, Martha
Duckett. Lulu Hall. Hattie Hall and Min
ME Henson. Funeral Sunday. March 3.
at 1870 pm, from Emanuel Bapt'st
Church. Anger ave. Garfield, D. C. Pela-
tives and friends invited to attend. Re-
mains may be seen at Adams & Shoots
parlor Interment ROSemont CemetarY
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-02-01
Lasting Love For
Girl Pledged BY
Boy Given Lite

DALLAS, Tex, Feb. 1.-tF1-Al-
though he faces a e9-yesr sentence
for robbery with firearms. J. w.
Meyers, son Of a Methodist minister
thinks he is lucky and hopes his
sweetheart will "wait."
Shortly after he was sentenced yes
terday he was rolling dice against .
fellow prisoner to kill time. He made
his point.
Il always was lucky" he said.
To his nineteen year old sweetheart
IN a San Antonio convent school, ne
sent -he following telegram:
Darling: Just us sure as there j.
A God in Heaven just that sure and
lasting Is my love for you. Cheer UP
sweetheart for I am coming back 70
you-some day. Be brave for your
love means life 70 me- Please try Tor
permission to write"
The girls parents had obtained =
promise from her that she would not
write to Meyers and he has not had
a letter In q month, she said.