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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
TREASURY DEFENDS
rum SHIP sinking
Mellon Upholds Blowing Of I'm
Alone From Seas

Washington, March &c {Ej - The
squarely back of its coast guard
service in defense of the sinking OF
the British schooner I'm Alone in
the Gulf OF Mexico Friday by the
patrol boat Dexter.
Secretary Mellon has taken tn.
position that the Dexter was WITHIN
its rights in firing upon the alleged
rum runner when its master refused
to heaNe to after A "continuous pur-
suit about 200 miles into the gulf
from a point within four leagues
Of oDr coast"
Mean" While, il is becoming increas-
ingly doubtful that the same view
will be taken by the British and
Canadian governments. Their diplo-
matte representatives here are await
ing an opportunity to examine tho
official reports from the coast guard
and the British consulate at Nov
O,i"ans. where the crew of the
sunkvN vessel was landed. If these
confirm current newspaper accounts
OF the sinking. In which one British
seaman died, they are expected 10
take serious view Of the incident
and yigorou. protests are not at all
unlikely.
Built by BootIe:ger
Although it operated under Can
adam registry. the I'm Alone is d.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

And still more welcome. comes the
announcement that the H. NJ. Tower
Corporation. Connecticut wholesale dis
tributors for Bosch Radio, as . token
OF appreciation for the magnificent
support being accorded Bosch Radio by
the radio buying public. will furnish
the necessary complete set Of tubes
FREE with either Of the strikingly
beautiful new Bristol models This
offer Is for . limited time only. and
when it Is realized that the price for
the set OF tubes .equired for the Bosch
Bristol Electro dynamic" model IS
$3.50 and the necessary tubes for the
Bosch Bristol Electro Super dynamic
model sell for s34 50. which include the
big No 80 or No $50 type tlbe-these
are beth the big power tubes) We ad-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
GEN. HINES FAV0RS
CUTTING RED TAPE
Believes in Combining Scattered
Agencies for War Veterans
BY GEORGE II. MANNING

washington Correspondent. y 3, Herald
Washington. d. C., March 70 -
disappointment OF General Frank 7.
Hines as director of the Veterans
bureau and the consequent probabll-
ity of consolidating all governmental
agencies handling veterans affairs
into one department. may have far
reaching effect on the veterans OF
Connecticut.
General Hines has repeatedly
argued that il is a useless expense
and complication TO have the PEN
sions, com pensation, medical and
other veterans agencies scattered
through a number of departments
and bureaus. He favors the organ
iZation OF a new executive depart
ment which would handle all OF
these matters.
Connecticut veterans, under this
plan would be vitality affected 10y the
economies and cutting OF red tape
which would follow such CONSOLE
dation, administration OF the nation
a volunteer homes for disabled SOL
diers, thai of The Veterans bureau
hospitals. the medical board. the
pension bureau, the compensation
agencies-an these would be under
one central head, The new Depart
ment, according 10 General Hines,
would be called the deparlm ent OF
veterans relief.
Under it, CONNECTICUT veterans
would. 1t is said, find it easier and
quicker to get applications for pen
slons handled. prosecution of admin
lStrators who mIsmanage the affairs
OF minors and dependents would be
quicker, more money for hospital
and other administrative work would
be available because of the eCono-
mics effected.
The plan, if is understood. has
the support OF President Hoover.
who IS known 20 have sweeping
plans for reorganization of all gov
eminent activities. He has already
announced that he favors transfer Of
the prohibition bureau 10 the de-
partment OF Justice and the ConCen-
tration in the latter de parment OF all
legal officials of the government.
Concentration Of veterans activities
is regarded as logically in line with
this policy.
1t IS my opinion" says General
Hines concerning this plan, that The
main advantage of such consolida-
ton would he IN bringing together
into one definite agency. under the
president, matters which are so
closely related at this time as TO
make it essential for those charged
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
Unusual Offer Of Free Tubes For Limited Time
Considered Remarkable As New Consoles Are
Impressive Examples Of Amazing Radio Value.

wise an early placing OF your order
tn any Bosch dealer to avoid jisap-
poin.ment.
The Bristol Console which is made
by the famous Wasmuth-G oodrich
Company is as fire piece OF cabinetry
as you ever seen. In the Bristol. one
finds a charm Of authentic period
caoinet-work seldom attained. The
correct Jacobedn character is reflected
in the finely carved frieze moulding. in
the framing OF the doors with their
matched walnut panels and overIays Of
precious woods, and In the fretted
skirting below. In the Bristol is old
world grace which fits, nevertheless,
most perfectly with the modern Amer
lean decorative setting No longer is
radio regarded simply as . matter Of
reception. selectiWty and distance
Today the radio buyer insists on ap-
pearance that will harmonic with the
other furniture fittings OF the home
The Bristol Console is SOS inches tall
30A inches wide and IT,. inches deep:
IN other words. handsomely massive
and striking In proportions.
Owne~s Of the new Bosch Bristol
Models" will find them source OF
never ending delight. From every
angle either me Of these superb new
creations will enthuse sou. In this
case beauty is more than skin deep.
For beneath the shining exterior Of
either model l. the wonderful Bosch
receiver equipped with the great Bose.
Summer Booster" famous 10. Its
ability to reach out and get everything
worth getting.
~ an investment that will make
you and your family happy for years
u come. that viii give yos the finest en-
f.rtainment yos have ever had in yssr
hsme. We can heartily recommend
the new "Bsistsl Models" b Besch
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

Wha, many people call indiges-
ton very often means excess acid IN
the stomach. The stomach nerves
have been over stimulated, and food
sours. The corrective Is an alkai,.
which neutraliZes acids instantly.
And the best alkali known to medi-
cal science is Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia 1t has remained the standard
with physicians in the 80 years since
its invention.
One spoonful of this harmless.
tastelcss alkali in water will ncu-
tralize instantly many times as much
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
WhenPaiin
Comes
Two hours after eating

acid, and the symptoms disappear
at once. You will never use crude
methods when once you learn the
efficiency Of this. Go get email
bottle to try.
Be sure to get the genuine Phil
lips Milk Of Magnesia prescribed By
physicians for so years in correct.
ing excess acids. Csc and SOC bot.
tle-any drugstore.
Milk OF Magnesia" has been the
L. s. Registered Trade Mark OF The
Charles II. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles n.
Phillips since 1875.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
Jonah Gets Inside Information

Jonah Gets Inside Information
9:30-Dutch Masters Minstrels
Syncomaucs
10 :S0-Orchestradia
1l:u0-Correct time, siunber music
S60-W ATa-349
5:0o-Dr, Daniel Hodsdon, Food
5;5o-Market prices
5:45-Studio STAFF
s: bo-BuchNald's chlldrens hour
6:30-Everglades orchestra
7.Q0-Chimes: Hunter: henrietta
Mastiu; trio
7:Gu-'Maba,' comedy team; mu-
S;00-United States Navy band
9.No--W hiteman' hour
1u:00-Curtis Institute of Music
11:3U-Eoyal Canadians
,3oV-MEND-23I
5:00-Frederick Kraft. lido
5@o-Cantor s. Beinhorn
5.40-Winifr-d Cooney, Books"
Mott lucille Marsh. dance critlque
S.o0-Yasgour, piano; Rand period
S:55-M, de Ia Tore. violin. guitar
9:l5-Summer schools for women
9:S5-Petrea Murray, soprano
9:50-McAllister Coleman, talk
-Bashore-Chase musicale
1Q:G0-Stock company
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

Thousands of Connection!
homes will greet with joy the
initial appearance Of the two
new "Bristol models" by
Bosch. A. outstanding as
previous Bosch models, today
acknowledged by the radio
public as q guage by which to
judge all makes Of radio.
Bosch engineers have far out.
stripped all previous efforts in
producing both Of the hand.
some new Bristol models.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

The solar energy received by an
area OF ESQ acres OF tropical desert
in the middle OF summer day
amounts 10 about a million horse
power: more than enough 20 sup
ply all the heat and power used by
a big city
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
Today's Feature.

An interesting talk on Federal
Responsibility for Public Welfare"
in the Voters service series opens
the evening of radio programs to-
night at 7 O'Clock over WEAF and
WTlC. Professor Paul Douglas of
the University of Chicago will dis
ouss development OF Federal In
Mrs. LaRue Brown of Boston will
speak on Federal Aid to the States
as an Instrument of Public Wei
fare These programmes are being
made the occasion for special
''listeninsin classes to be followed
later by a discussion Of the arsu-
ments presented.
The above discussion will be fol-
lowed by sketch entitled "Wuth-
l,ss.' 1t is the story of one Pearly
Pevere, who kept a village ST ore in
New England. and because he kept
his own counsel and went his own
way alone, the local gossips accused
him of many dark deeds. even hint
ing Of murder. When the underhani
Whisperings resulted in an official
. call on "Wuthlcss," the true rca-
! sons for his strange habits were re-
vealod. II will be interesting to find
ont just what they We're. so tune in
on WEAt' or VITO at $50
| The first musical program on this
circuit viii come at o'clock with
Genja Fonario>a and an orchestra
under the direction of Cesare So
/ dero over WEAF only. The program
includes MoZart's overture Cost
/ Fan Tutte." Borodin's The Sea-
Arabian Melodic" and Sleeping
Princess" Mendelssohn's fantasia
Elijah" and Schuberts "Marche
/ Militaire."
At $50 and at 10 o'clock the
{ WEAF- VITO system offers dance
and popular number programs, the
first to include Moret's "E>enin ,.
/ tIeyw I'm Coming Virginia.
/ Potter's "Eippling Waters" Berlin
] anu - NJ liOlIlC i'i NiAN
. Fulchers MY Pretty Girl" The
/ Cowboy trio. ed by Frank Luther
and his je~sharp, will be featured
during this program m. The latter pro-
gram will include such melodies
/ like Every looms Honeymoon.
oh, Baby What Night 1.-THE
! Buu Fight" Song OF the Naga-
bonds. The More We Are ToGeth-
er' and kidney Feet
Memorable tunes such as Moon
. light on the Ganges" and Foster
Nellie Was a Lady" will be sung
and played during a program at )
O'Clock over VIZ and WBZ. Other
selections included on this program
are Friml's "Chsnson Bohene.
Jeescll's Para IL Of the Wooden Sol
diers." Canning's Just Been Won
/ derin'" Gaynors "Slnmber Boat
/ and Chinese Honeymoon
The Orchcstradians In their cross
IContincnt broadcast will he heard
tonight over WIZ and WBZ at 1880
I in numbers including Some Little
/ Someone" Il Faw Down and &c
! Boom" Arabian Medley That's
the Good Old sunny South" Ready
for the River" gypsy medley, AMI
Punch and Judy"
Schlbcr''s overture TO "Alphons'
and t,strclla" viii open the hour OF
slumber music al II O'Clock over
/ VIZ, followed by selection from
Adams THE Toymaker of Nureln-
berg" Nevin's "Narcissus. Valid
t.1fcl's waltz "Niolc's," Cannes
"f.ata-c' and Rachmaninolf' Mel
oly IN f Minor"
4 concert by the l. 5. Navy band
and talk on The Political Situa-
ton in Washington Tonight by
Frederic w. Vile. will be the fca.
lures OF a program TO be hroadcas'
At & O'Clock over WABC and WNAt
he musical program includes Her
yrs march Hail Heidecksburg.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
Beautiful New Bosch Number ~" Ceasols
OIL, 1880 Less Radio Receiver and Speaker

Edition vtA eatats "Ssnsss oesste"
.
Dsseh RsGiA
payments est . nsnhy
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
ANNOUNCEMENT Of 2 new
LOW-PR|CED CONSOLES BY
BOSCH GETS BIG WELCOME

Model Fully and Bosch Model
Power Am Iype 2 viii FIJI longe Radio Demand
Wonderful Support Accorded
By Public
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

4 concert by The L, $. Navy band
and talk on The Political Situa-
ion in Washington Tonight by
Fred eric W. Vile will be the fca-
lures Of a program TO be hroadca st
at O'Clock over WABc and WNAC.
! he musical program Includes Her
yrs march Hail Heidecksburg.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

UUIIt by 3Ht1eERFr
Although it operated under Can
adian registry, the I'm Alone is dc
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

Schubcr''s overture TO "Alphons"
and ttstrclla" viii open the hour OF
slumber music at II O'Clock over
WIZ, followed by selection from
Adams THE Toymaker of Nureln-
berg" NeHin's "Narcissus. "ald-
t.lfol's waltz "Niolc's," Cannes
"f.ata-c" and Rachmaninolf's Mel
OILY in + Minor
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
14JO-MNJ. \cwark-20s

a;o1-Fidel, pianist; Dick. like
9:30--Marjorie McGrath, pianist
1Q:00-Francais Entertainers; or
Chcstra
t1:0n-Banjo Twins
orchestra
1000 mid -DaNidSon'S DIX PARTY
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26

The Orchcstradans In their cross
continent broadcast will he heard
tonight over WIZ and WBI at 1850
in numbers including Some Little
Someone. Il Faw Down and Go
Boom" ARABIAN Medley THAT S
the Good Old Sunny SOUTH Ready
for the River" gypsy medley, AMI
Punch and Judy"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-03-26
COMP. PhiIadciphia-l9.

.35-Constance @ Hara, drama re
View
6 Franklin Concert orchestra
7.0u-Chimcs. Wip's roll call;
h, hla,. liz,
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
News Gathering Both
Simple and Effective

Life In the highly sophisticated
South Sea isles is by no means as
ynewstess as one might hazard by
measuring the number of miles separ.
atlng them from Fleet street twrites
a glohe-trottlng correspondent The
Papeete planters have bestowed the
pleasing name of coconut wireless on
the mems by which their wives and
daughters keep up with all the news
that really matters. Every sun-up the
native maids meet at the market place
and pool the previous days domestic
log while they do the forthcoming
days shopping These reporters bring
back their gleanngs TO the housewife
news editors. who publish TO their
yaWnine snouses. over the breakfast
coffee. "Al the News That's Fit to
Print tand a great deal that isn't).
In consequence. what every family
does not know about every other fam.
lily can positively be sprawled across
the heud of pin.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Helping Shipbuilders

AT the Brooklyn Navy yard tests
are being made with the shipping
board vessel EllersIey to determine
how long It takes ship to 60 down
with d specific amount OF water
aboard. The results Of these tests
are expected to be OF the greatest
value to naval architects and ship
yards. for they will make ii possible
to design compartmentins md bulk.
heading of known utility
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
fearful

During rehearsal Of plays Mt the
Writer'S. In Hollywood. the noted actor
who WIS singing the play turned or
one Of The novice performers saying
you must Infnse more expression
into your voice Why. | remember m
actor who could SO read Il menu and
make The audience weep" There WITS
a moments aWed silence and then Ru.
pert Hughes. Who had been watching
the rehearsal from the sldelnes
chuckled.
I'LL bet he read the prices"
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Human Mineral

A large deposit of vermiculite. &
recently discovered mineral. has beer
found near Libby. Mont. hy pros
pector. This substance fiaky and mi
ca-lke1 In appearance. Is unique Ii
that 1t exhibits human characteristics
when brought into contact with heat
Upon Introduction to flame the min
erai commences To twist and writ he
as If making an agnnized attempt tc
escape the burn. meanwhile giving
off drops of water apparently per
SEPARATION caused hy Its violent effort
and the heat
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12

In connection with this event, 1t Is interesting
to note how many permanent memorials have
been erected within recent years to perpetuate
the fame OF some individual red man or Of the
Indian as n race Tie past year has seen the aadf
uon OF several to an already long list of such
memorials Outstanding among these have been
the two Indian equestrian statues of heroic size
winch were made part of the main project of
the monumental Grant park decorative scheme.
the twin bridges across the railroad tracks ut the
loot OF Congress street. on the lake front of Chi
cage. characterized as two of the ugliest but
most impressive Indians ever cast In bronze y
these statues, modelled by Ivan Mestroyic, the
great iugo-Slav sculptor, idealize the fighting
spirit OF the American Indian as not done before
Other memorials to vanished race (and that
term IS used purposely, because the primitive
indian is not merely the vanishing race" hut
very definitely vanished race') include the
ifeike bust of Chief Oraem, of the Achljnke
shacky tribe, which was recently presented to the
bergen County Historical society In New Jersey.
the monument to Chief Straw Of the Deawares
inverted at StraWtown near Nobcsve Ind and
q massive granite boulder erected ut Surrev
courthouse, Virginia. which recalls to the neonle
OF that state their indebtedness to an Indian
haiheu 1hahco A bronze tablet on that boulder
tells his story. 1t reads. I'm memory of Chance
the Indian who lived with Richard Pace at PAGES
N'AAiis
the massacre of March o. 1922, informed pace
or Opechancanoughs plot and thus saved the
jamestown colony"
ana these are only few of the many memo
rails to the American Indian which have been
erected In every state In the Union An entire
DOCK could be written about these memorials and
the heroic deeds to which they testify This arti-
cle therefore, cannot hope to contain complete
list. In New England alone for instance plan
was set on foot several years ago to erect one
hundred monuments to all the tribes and to n
number or individual Indians who lived in that
section OF the country. Just the other day It was
announced that memorial OF different sort
from the usual was to be established on Mount
hope In Rhode Island MS a Shrine to pernetuata f
the memory Of King Philip. the great Wampanoag
warrior On that historic ridge will be built
hreproof museum for housing objects of historic
indian value and 1t will be q shrine nm archeo-
iogicni sanctuary for new England history. AIas-
shchuseffs long ago honored the memory Of King
Philips father, Massasoit, with huge bronze
statue OF the great Sachem Of the Wampanonrs
protector and preserver of the Pilgrims which
was erected III Plymouth during the Pilgrim
tercentenary I'm 1921
The visitor at New Harbor, Maine. will ind
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Homeless Trial

A psychic gentleman In New York
Is trying the experiment Of broadcast
Ing thought waves. using ordinary ra'
dio station equipment. He may be dis.
appointed In the results, because.
much as we hate 70 admit 1t, many of
the people he Il sending thought
waves 10 haven't ANYTHING TO tune In
with Spokane Spokesman-Review.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Rocket Plane to Be Tried

Fritz Won Opel. the German sports
man who invented the rocket antulho-
bile and rocket motorcycle. expects
that his new rocket afrnlane will he
as successful as the others. He has
constructed special ship FIR the tests
at Grieshelm. Germany. and predicts
greater speed from the new develop.
meni Than from the present. planes.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Nor Measles

Teacher-Can you define heredity
for us?
Jimmy Err, yessum. 1t means II
your grandfather didn't have any chill
dren, then your father prob'ly wouldn't
have any, and neither would you.
prob'l Montreal Star.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
Big Folio wing

More than i,4OO amateurs are coop.
Grating with the United States Bu-
reau OF Biological Survey In tracing
the migrations of banded birds.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1929-09-12
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON
TE72T REARBlRY PAS GACRE
1QNZ7El7T CHICAGO

Ills year marks the tenth ami
versary of the establishment Of
day for honoring the memory OF
the original inhabitants OF this
continent-the American indian.
1t Was In 1910 that the Illinois
legislature authorized the observ-
ance of Indian day on the fourth
Friday In September of each
year. Since that time the idea
has spread to other states and
all over the country the day Is
marked with yarions ceremonies
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-05
On Commission Row
FRUITS

FRUITS
ADples-Choice. S2m225: Wealthy 81 So
Maiden Blush s2.75M3: Jonathans. S2.75;
Grimes Golden. s2.75; New York Duchess.
GrapeS-California. seedless, sl.50 a
crate.
Lemons California. crate. S120i3.
Limes-Jamacia. s225G3.
Oranges California Valencia. s375G8.
Peachec- liberia. S3m3.25: Indiana, S2m
ESQ; Hales SO. so a bushel.
Plums-s2 IS; Idaho prune plums. 16-lb.
VEGETABLES
Bcans-Grecn. stringless, S1.75M250g
ReetsLH9,m 9I grown: do H. 4Oe eoo
Cabbage-S350 a barrel
Cantaloupes-.Flat5; 81 ;25m so: indiana
Caulifiower-Ho Home grown, a buShel, 81;
Washington, crate, $50.
Corn-Home- grown. 251 30c a dozen.
Hothouse. dozen. $1.25.
Eggplant-s1.50a2 a dozen; s2q2.25 a
hamper.
LettuceICalifor1ia Iceberg $50 $50 d
crate: homegrown leaf. a bushel 81.
MuStard-A bushcl. ST.
Onions-W Washington. Walla Wsla $3.50
Parsley Homo grown, doz, punches. 45c.
Peppers Homegrown, S1m1 LIS a buShel.
Potatoes-W Wisconsin and Minnesota
u hite. s4.5O@ Ats a 160-lb. bag; Red River
Ohios 120-lb.. s3.25.
Radishes Button, dollhouse. dozen, soc;
Southern. long red. l5m Use doz.
Sweet Virginia Jerseys. SIS a
barrel; So a bushel.
Tomatoes Homegrown, bushel,
81 25: l5-lb basket. 85c.
Watermelons- Indiana. 40@6 each.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-05
Births

Everett and Emma Ehlers, 4724 East
Melvin and Flora Chndors, $50 North
Sheffield
Charles and Bertha Monical. Christian
Albert and Helen Howard, 26O5 West
WASHINGTON.
Emmett and Georgia Bradford. % South
William and Carrie Musgravc. 241o
william and Laura Clemens. 926 East
Amos and maegic Stevens, 255 South
Buen and Goldic Young, city hospital
Bows
Robert and Helen Byroad. 1926 West
ThiTtv-thiTd.
Maurice and verna Kiphart l7H North
GaIen and Lola Taylor. 800 South Harris.
Jarvey and Laura Brown. 235l North
Gale.
Isaac and Minnie Drew. 1913 McLain
Plsce
George ard Lummie Renner. Methodist
Gordon and Dorothy TAYLOR. Methodist
hospital.
Herman and Frances Wichcrs. Methodist
Charles and Margaret Davis. $50
Chester and Leila Craig. 1880 North Dear
born
East Washington.