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Nogales International

try that our whole system of detecting and apprehendng
criminals falls far short of that efficiency which is re-
quired to meet modern crime conditions
while the problem as it relates to our larger cities
has resolved the greatest public attention is the feel
ing of the Commission that the rural constabulary in
general is in greater need of thorough overhaul
ing.
'It is the thought Of the Commission that the full
and of each state be placed at the
command OF those entrusted with police duties
al districts to far greater extent than is now done
The National Crime Commission has wisely appoint
ed special committee to deal with the police problem
throughout the country It is planned to reorganze the
American police system a modern scientific basis
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Classified Ads

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the demand for Rawleigh House
hold Products in Pima and Cochise
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$3.50 to $4OO month or more clear
profit. Rawleigh Methods get busi-
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Pinal Oil Company drilling oper-
ations at oil we'll 18 miles north
east of Bowie.
Miami Superior highway to be
oil surfaced.
Tombstone = Site of local air.
port will soon be improved.
Construction of powerhouse at
Christmas mine progressing rapid
ly,
| Winslow Contract awarded for
ere tion of tourist hotel and Santa
Fe depot here which will cost ap-
proximately 100000; preliminary
work already underway.
Permit asked for establishment
of freight line between Holhrook
and Whiteriver.
Phoenix West Coast Theatres,
Inc, will erect show house here in
near future.
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THE ROOSEVELT MEMORIAL

Shortly after his death in 1919 group Of his friends
formed the Roosevelt Memorial Association and raised
fund 81 75O 0OO The aim of the Association is
to erect monumental memorial to Roosevelt in Wash
ngton well to promote the ideals Of Roosevelt in
other ways.
the efforts of the Association are coming to fru
ton Steps have been taken to erect the Monumental
oria site has been selected architect chosen, de-
sign submitted Congress and million dollars appro
priated from the Associations fund.
In addition, the Association sponsors the Roosevelt
Distinguished Service Medals and has made extensive
study of all documents relating to Rooseves 1t
has published popular edition of Rooseves literary
works and in other ways has disseminated knowledge of
the great American president
The recor dof the Association is solid rather than
snowy There has been beating of the tom-tom There
has been quiet dignfed effort to keep the Spirit of
Roosevelt alive in the hearts of all Americans We
only too glad to express appreciation of this noble
and pubicspirted work
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FOR TYPEWRITER SERVICE,
CALL R. MILLER, PHONE BIT.
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and all the bad effects resulting from
gas pressure.
That empty. gnawing feeling at the
pit of the stomach will disappear: that
anxious. nervous feeling with heart pal
pitation will vanish, and you will again
be able to take deep breath without
discomfort.
That drowsy, sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire for
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Year limbs, arms and fingers will no
longer feel cold and go to sleep" be-
cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the crcula-
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HONOR ROLL. GRADES

(From "Apache Warcry", Noga.e
High School paper.(
Ina Farris
Keith Burr
Howard Hathaway
Robert AraiZa
Jesus Astraln
l.. z. Jones
Val Nuttall
Otto Bird
Armando Flores
Ida Alvarez
Beatrice Flores
Eduardo Guerrero
Roy Corners
Hazel Perkins
Hilda Pima
Celia Roberts
Alexandra Llnelro
Horacio Lineiro
Alfredo Puchi
Helen Karns
Rafael Ibarra
Charles Jones
William Ibarra
Charles Wingo
Claudio Alvarez-Tostado
Cecilia Temple
Rafael Camou
Mary Ahumada
Imelda Carrillo
Catherine Farris
Lillian Fits
Ben Flores
Enrique Lineiro
Ignacio Mendivil
Bertha Mohrdieck
Roy Noon
Alice Pima
Harold Payne
Carmen Fernandez
Margaret Williams
Lupe Espinosa
Billy Coltman
Lisandro Ezrre
Jose Gonndara
Soledad Hinojos
Hortensia Ramos
Able Rochlin
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FEATURE PAGE

Federal highway construction
started on six-mile stretch of AL
pine-Nutrioso road to be complet-
ed into Nutrioso.
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FOR SALE-By owner, one of
the choice homes Of the city.
Cheap, if taken at once. Terms to
suit buyer. Address Box A. care
of Nogales international.
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Chloride = Two carloads ma.
hinery being installed at Redemp~
ton mine of North Star Con. Min
ng Company.
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THE RURAL POLICE SITUATION

Newton D. Baker former Secretary of War and the
President OF the National Crime Commission has made
this interesting statement
There undoubted feeling throughout the coun-
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FARM WANTED

Want to hear from owner having
good Arizona farm for sale. If
bargain, send price and description.
F. B. L., Box 4OS, olney, Ill.
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DR.. SUNNY, RETIRED
PHYSICIAN, DIES AT 81
Injuries Suffered in Auto Accident
Held Respon-
Sible.

Funeral services for DIR. Benjamin w.
Sunny, 80 years old, retired physician
and for many years a prominent citizen
of this city, who died in Walter Reed
Hospital yesterday, will be conducted in
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
Monday afternoon at 80 o'clock. In
terment will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Other details of the funeral arrange
ments are to be announced later.
DR.. Summys death was attributed to
a condition brought on by injuries suf-
fered when hit by an automobile near
his home, 2101 F street, last March.
DR.. Sunny had long been an cut
standing member of the Masons, the
Association Of Oldest Inhabitants Of the
District of Columbia, the West End
Citizens Association and The Vermont
Avenue Christian Church. He retired
from active practice of medicine about
10 years ago.
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Roberto MendeZ and j. Muniz Vergara,
the first Of whose names headed the
manifesto, declared that "the arrests
provide irrefutable proof that a reign
Of terror exists insCuba."
Government Attacked.
The statement further declared the
manifesto merely explained in calm
manner the plans by which we hoped
to obtain restitution of public liberties
to take the place of the dictatorial
methods adopted by the government,
which has silenced opposition anC has
adulterated the constitution"
The four men arrested and charged
with conspiracy against the government
were Alfredo Avila. plantation owner Of
Santiago de Las Vegas; Pedro Valdez
Fernandez, attorney; DR.. Antonio Beruf
y Mendieta, attorney, and Sexto Aguiro
Fadrc4;.
The secret police saio the names Of
the following also were signed to the
manifesto: Juan Gualberto Gomez, for
mer Senator; Aurelio Hevia, former sec
rotary of the interior; Roberto Mendez
Penate, former Governor of Pinar Del
Rio Province; Aurelio Alvarez. former
president of the Senate, and Alexandra
Vergara, newspaper man.
Presidential Candidate.
Col. Mendieta was the presidential
candidate of the Nationalist party two
years ago and a former chief of federal
police. Several lesser politicians and
business men also were named. Most
Of the signers were prominent in for
mer governments of Menocal and
Zayas, and were prominent in the
Senate.
The arrests were made at private
home in Havana yesterday afternoon.
Government agents maintained close
watch subsequent to political "junta"
held there Wednesday night, finally
raiding the place.
Government agents characterized Col.
Mendieta as a man who had given the
government continuous trouble and who
was "manifestly an aspirant for the
presidency"
Havana newspapers made light of the
arrests and manifesto. FL Mundo pub
lished a short account, reciting the
barest details and not commenting.
Diario de la Marina carried brief story
without comment.
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LILLY, LEONARD J. Members of Morning
Star Lodge. No 90, I. 2, 2 Q. =: Of W.,
LILLY, 8. satSrday. oeto6er TO-. 1895. at .
Bids fun Sas snndaS, oeto6 sne
Po,p1n' FRI. from the chapel Of Boyd 9 wilson,
s.; Forest Temple, No. 9. and Columbia
f%gs NS s22 Ho ere inyitsd t. sts tend,
CoRTEz w. PETERS. Secretary.
MsSC ga! FRED. $. Al. Arlington
Mo oss F october g. 81 C Gsnp9od c@ery
MILLER, HARRY ToPLIFFE. On wednes-
g S1y Set2 T51 le; 1922 1I =. Taunto Mass
band OF Mae Z. Miller. Interment private.
NORWOOD, ELIZABETH VIRGINIA. On
b hnur so October IL; 1929, at the home Of
Nd SCI a1zaBETH l. vf MS5YSYa NSSGb
ss6Seo y years. Funeral Sunday, october
HSasso~n fntermea aH% si Rem his sSn:
RINGGoLD,- ALICE MARIE. on Friday,
GOLD, formerly OF New Orleans. La. Re-
mains resting at Saffelrs chapel, 5th and
SCHUITElS, ALERT. On Saturday. Octo-
a. W. A f h rEeis eioV.d
from the Shrine q the siessed sacrament
Gnevy Chase, on Tuesday, October az, at
c e. s;E,; 1nterment tDTivateI st. Masry's
STMMs: ANDREW. On Thursday. October
~, 1922 ANDREW sINdMs. devoted hus-
henry and Oliver Simms and Marie Young.
ne also leaves fve nieces and one nephew.
from the Church Of OUR R:ds ss p 9Th
m M; 0st rnsfTn and Barry SITS. NV, Re
funeral psrlor: aas s ga Ernest a7s n Jarvis Co.
SUNNY BENJAMIN W. On. Friday, octo-
Pa DR. y1g n MasF W. Ff s Gs9sr9 oe aOs
ngs9a9d .t Of Lula Morgan SUNNY Body
nS inS E az SAVERS chapel, 1854 r: ave;
ocseSer &c ch at so on oeloe Monday lay
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
SUNNY; B. w. The members of Associa-
attend the funeral of our late associate
and vice president, Dr.. B. w SUNNY,
TAEopoRE W, Ny NoYE IS PSesias emf
J. ELIOT WRIGHT, Secretary.
"H fs lea WILLIAM VILLAIN H. Departed this
WWILLiIAM II. beloved HUSBAND asRSr' Of pif Ids
yay Son funeral t Dariors a. Eth = ST. Mu It
nv - Funeral from Mount Pleasant
day, October 20, at $50 pm, Rev john
e. r,.n Pink ;s,,. 9fhciatins. Relatives and
At her residence, AZ Maple ave-, r. sk ay1S;
FFsrk: Nd dr., BELLE WILL, wife Of the late
Hrn a,n. WEI ~ I Funeral services ct The
Eelatiges and friends invited Intermenfi
ROCK Creek Cemetery. "a
WINSTON. JEANNE On October 10 1929
1 n SNnTnsid HSspItsl after brief illness,
service later. 81
tober 10, 1929, LUCY F. RICH WRIGHT.
funeral Monday, October. 81, at II am,
FRANK w WE nssd s5St 1877, Ct her nspheE
ment Glenwood Cemetery. 20s
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BkAWNER, PAULINE n. In sad but low
PAULINE r. 1GAv 81 39T DEAF na Tw,1NShS5.
who answered the cali of the s,, 49,.
Being October 10, 1927
Servant of God, well done:
Tiny glortous warfare's passed
The battle is fought, the race is run,
THE FAMILY.
brother FRANKLIN e. u FL ETC En- 3 aRc
esRaE5tsd shi; life eleven years ago today.
TS Sanp 10 i say S:.d viii y. not say.
With CHEEKY smile and q wave Of the
E zsd hs i.,t wandered into an unknown land
A. tn needs must De since he fingers there.
For the oid-time step and the SIsd y rsturn.
Tni NIX Of him faring on; as dear
Think Of him still as the he sane Ge Z say say
ms snd EATAEE' MOTHER, sisTER AND
CANT. ELIZABETH. In loving renem.
AR q Who my asaT m 9TH IL. ~
ago today. October is. 1897.
w9 Rour w Ssaa give to CLASP your hands,
Which meant s. much to me. V0'ee'
DESXE3 RpY DAUGHTER. MAoDAILrsE
e.
father. NOBLE S. TYLER, who departed
,.nis lie II years ago today, october 10,
Gone. but not forgotten.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
WASHINGTON. LoTTIE. In memory Of our
loving mother, LOTTE WASHINGTON
who departed this life, eleven years ago,
She is gone, but not forgotten,
Fresh our love shall ever be;
For as long as there is memory,
we snail always think Of thee
HER CHILDREN, BESSIE BALDWIN,
LOTTIE TYLER, GEORGE AND VIII.
LIAM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, LoTTIE. In loving remem-
WASHINGTON, who departed this NE
eleven years ago today, October 19, 1919
1ov.ng thought. true and tender,
Just to show stil remember.
Why do we mourn departed friends
Or shake at deaths alarms?
IT'S but the voice that Jesus sends
lie call us to His arms
BELOVED SON. WILLIAM BERKLEY,
WHITE, SARAH. A tribute of love to the
memory of our dear mother, SARAH
WHITE. who departed this life four years
ago today, October 49, 1925.
Just line of sweet remembrance
Just memory fond and true;
Just token of loves devotion,
That our hearts still long for you
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, OLLIE AND
SADIE.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia--Fair and not 50
cold tonight; tomorrow partly cloudy
and colder, gentle west shifting to
southwest and south winds.
Maryland-Fair with rising tempera-
ture today and tomorrow, moderate
west shifting to southwest winds.
Virgtnia-Fair and not quite so cold
tonight; tomorrow fair and warmer,
gentle variable winds becoming mod
crate southwest.
West Virginia-Fair and not so cold;
tomorrow increasing cloudinesS and
warmer.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometers pm, 81; 8 pm, 81 +;
IL midnight, A; 4 am, AZ; 8 am, 43;
noon, 3d.
Barometer pm, so03; 8 pm,
30.06; IL midnight, 5000; 4 am, 30.I2;
8 am, 30.17; noon, 30.16.
Highest temperature, SO, occurred at
IL am. today.
Lowest temperature. 80, occurred at
GAS am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, rs; lowest, SO.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 2:53 am. and 2:54
pm: high tide, 8:25 am. and S:45 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 3:35 am. and
1872 pm; high tide, 9:o6 am. and e:27
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose 6:21 am; sun sets
5:25 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises e:22 am; sun
sets 5:23 pm.
Moon rises 6:10 pm; sets 7:30 am.
Condition of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
Harpers FerTy-Potonac clear, Shen-
andoah cloudy.
Weather in Varioua CftIaa
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SCHULTE|S,
LONG ILL, is DEAD
Banker and Civic Leader
SuCcumbs at 63-HeId
Many Affiliations.

Albert Schulteis, SO years old, treas
urer of the Connecticut-C opperthite Pie
Co., past president of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce and for years
actively identified with banking and
other institutions in the District, died
at his home, 1857 Patterson street, to-
day after long illness.
Mr.. SchulteiS had been an ardent
supporter of national representation in
the District of Columbia, working with
the Washington Board of Trade in its
endeavors to secure the vote for the
citizens here. Another civic movement
With which he was prominently iden-
tifed was the reclamation of Anacostia
Flats.
He was a director of the District Ma
tional Bank, the Oriental Building g.
representative for the National Building
6E Loan Association. He also was vice
president of the Washington Auditorium
organization.
Many Affiliations.
Other Affiliations included member
ship in the Rotary Club, knights of
Columbus, Washington Lodge of Elks
and the Georgetown Citizens Associ-
alton, OF which he was past vice presi-
dent and the Association of Oldest In
habitantS of the District of Columbia.
A native Of Port Washington, Wis,
Mr.. Schulteis came to this city with
his parents. the late Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man j. Schulteis when he was years
old. He was educated at St. Matthew's
Institute and at st. Johns College.
Widow and Children.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Annie Schulteis; three daughters, Miss
Rosa Schulteis, Miss Mary Schulteis
and Miss Marion Schulteis, and a son,
Herman A. SchulteiS.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the Shrine of the Blessed Sacrament
Catholic Church, Chevy Chase, Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock. Interment
will be private, in st. Marys Cemetery.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY

Arne Kildal of OSLO Norway, we'll
known journalist and general secretary
of Normands- forbundet, will give an IL
Illustrated lecture in English before the
Norwegian Society Of Washington to-
night at the Dodge Hotel Garden Hut
A card party will be given this eve
ming by the home board of st. Johns
Lodge Chapter, o. e. S., at 1903 A
street southeast.
Harry D. Appleby viii deliver an ad-
dress, Who Are You?" tonight at the
League for the Larger Life, 1923 K
street, at o'clock. Admission free.
Mr.. Appleby is a psychologist and char
acter analyst.
Dance and card party will be given
tonight at 2400 Sixteenth street by
Acacia Chapter, No. 20, o. e. s., $50
O'Clock.
A benefit card party, sponsored by
Beta Chapter, Sigma Epsilon Sorority,
will be given tonight at the Thomas
Circle Club, 8 O'Clock.
A card party for the benefit of the
endowment committee of Naomi Chap
ter, o. E. s., will be held tonight at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Omar j.
Veley, 500 Allison street.
Lewis Hotel Alumni Association will
given q Halloween party tonight at the
school. Twenty-third street and Penn
SYLVIA a avenue.
FUTURE.
A free lecture on 1.-THE Mind" will be
delivered by Miss Ellen Van Voast at
8 o'clock tomorrow night at the head
quarters of the Theosophical Society
Of Washington.
Red Triangle Outing Club will meet
at Fifteenth street and New York
avenue at 1880 o'clock tomorrow after
noon for hike through the woods via
Tuxedo, ending at Mount Rainier.
Campfire party-bring lunch, cup, spoon
and hashlight. Miss Frankie Ross,
leader.
DR.. Edwin Ryan will deliver a lecture
entitled Some GlimpseS of South
America" In the theater of the Chen1i-
cal Laboratory, Catholic University,
Monday night at s:15. Admission free.
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REVOLT SUSPECTS
SEIZED IN CUBA
Four Men Formerly Promi-
nent in Island Affairs
Are Captured.
BY the Associated Press.

HAVANA, October 19.-The secret
police believed today they had stamped
out a plot against the government OF
President Machado, with arrest of four
Cubans, formerly prominent in the
Islands public life. Charges of sedition
probably will be filed against them.
Charges of attempt to incite rebellion
may be filed against IA others, whose
names were signed to a revolutionary
manifesto seized by the government
agents, the federal authorizes said.
A signed statement by Col. Carlos
Mendieta, Gen. Francisco PeraZo, Col.
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UarnH of Chunks.

HAWKINS, KATIE. We wish to express our
highest appreciation to DR.. Alex. will
banks; Dr.. 8. c. Smith. Or. H. r. Gaskins,
the gospel for the remarks. the friends
Ior their sympashy and selections rem
uereo; tne oeautifnl Moral designs and for
the std rendered the family al the death
OF our beloved one. FROM FAMILY.
QUINN. RICHARD JAMES. We wish to
thank our many friends for the beautiful
moral tributes and kind expressions OF
sympathy on the occasion Of the death Of
cur loved one, RICHARD JAMES QUINN.
THE FAMILY
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WOMEN TO REVIEW
LEGISLATIVE ACTS
City Club Appoints Group to Sur
vey All District Bills
in Year.

A law and legislative body will be
formed by the Women's City Club to
review all District bills enacted during
the coming year.
Members who will serve in this work
are Mrs. Jennie o. Berliner, chairman;
Mrs. Lawton Miller, vice chairman;
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss Elaine
Eppley and Miss Dolly M. Stone.
The group will hold its first meeting
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
clubhouse, % Jackson place.
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NINE. cRossLEY DIES.
Well Known Contralto Had Long,
Triumphant Career.

LONDON, October 10 GF1.-Mme. Ada
Crossley, who for years was well known
as a contralto, died here yesterday. She
was born In Australia. Charles Santley,
the famous baritone, brought her into
public notice here.
She had long, triumphant career
in oratorio performances and concerts.
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Ford Factory at Cologne.

COLOGNE, Germany, October 10 up.
The municipality announced yester-
day that a factory of the Ford Motor
Co. for the Rhineland would be estab-
lished here,
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Central American countries are taking
up highway construction as a means of
providing much-needed transportation
facilities to speed up development.
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FOREIGN.

young weaver whose discarded Gig
arctic caused the burning Of 100 acres
Of valuable timber near Oerlinghausen.
Germany, has surrendered to the police.
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Firth.

WAGNER, DORIS JEAN. On October IL,
1873, at Sibley Hospital, to Mr. and Mrs
T. Earl wagner, daughter, DORIS JEAN
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Brookside Drive and Kenwood A

IL VEN such a
II h o m e any
w h ere else
would lack the in
within G accom-
paniment of en-
vironment which
Kenwood alone
can supply.
A companion
ship with beauti-
full nature, vary
ing its compelling
charms with the
c h a n G i n G sea-
sons; and with
the assurance of
homes of consis-
tent attractive
ness for neigh
bors-for invest
ment in Kenwood
is fortified with
protecting regula-
tons.
And the Ken.
wood Golf and
Country Club Of
f RS enjoyment
of social and ath-
letic p a S Il m e S
right at home
with the facilities
of a luxuriously
appointed CT u b
House at the dis
posal of the men,
bership.
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GRAY. JENNIE. Departed this life Friday.
October 1s. 1929. at her home, iI05 Half
Street ct. NV. JENNIE GRAY (nee New
and the beloved mother of Lucinda Robin
son and Charles Asher. She leaves a host
OF other relatives and friends Funeral
will be held Sunday. October 20. from Gal.
braith A. NJ. E. Zion Church. 9Th st. be-
tween L. and NJ SITS. NV, Rev. William D.
Battle oficiating.
.cannot-I will not--say that she is
deadl She is lust aWay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-19

A free lecture on 1.-The Mind" will be
delivered by Miss Ellen Van Voast at
o'clock tomorrow night at the head
quarters Of the Theosophical Society
Of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-19

LUCINDA r. On Saturday, Octo-
Der 10. 1929; at MASONIC and Eastern Star
late w. E. Halleck Funeral services al
the s. H. Hines Co. funeral home 29Oi
l4th st. NV, on Monday. October 81, at