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MELVIN LEE LENNON
Funeral services for Melvin 1

Funeral services for Melvin Lee
Lennon, 48, Of 916 Eleventh St.
s. E., who died suddenly while
visiting friends at Chester, Pa,
Friday, April "A, will be held
from st. Peters Catholic Church
at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Interment
will be In Mount Olivet Gene.
terry. Funeral arrangements are
in charge Of the T. A. Tolliver
Funeral Home.
Mr.. Lennon is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Adelaide Lennon, of
916 Eleventh st. S. E., two sis
ters, Mrs. Lille Errico, Of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Eva Brown, and
by a brother. Charles G.. Len,
non, of 23l4 Minnesota Ave.
S. E.
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MARTIN DODGE

Funeral services FOR Martin
Dodge, 70, director of public
roads under Presidents Mckinley
and Roosevelt, who died Thurs
day at his home, 1913 o st.
N. w., following a brief illness,
will be held late today from the
All Souls Unitarian Church, with
burial in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The pallbearers will include
Senator Duncan U. Fletcher of
Florida, Brig. Gen. H. C. New
conner, former Gov. Heber M.
Wells of Utah, Seneca Garfield,
o. c. Strawn, Wade. H. Ellis,
M. o. Eldridge, Armstrong Perry,
Kepler Hoyt, william Garfield
Lee, DR.. j. M. Aldrick and Rich
ard Richards.
He is survived by one son,
Homer Joseph Dodge, and three
daughters, Mrs. Jacob Gayer,
Miss Esther and Miss Daphne
Dodge, all of this city.
DEATHS
r,oHJt.;,nn william g 3 ! Hayes Yves 90 years. 'os
,hRz BaSsa b; 3. 3 W Ward S' years. 1903 Up
John Healy, ss years Little Sisters
of the Poor
George N: KobeE 81 years, 1903
N'Rs1ls"'f aenry R. 4 king. M II II years. 1923 Bla-
densburg Rd. N. E.
Lydia V. Bennetts, 70 years, 1o41 First
william A. Moore, 81 years, 7s1 Sec
Felix Mayer. ss years, sibley Hos
pital.
Adam Bauer so years, Emergency
Hospital.
& George e, HilIy9E, SIS years, 1858 Col
Forty fifth St. N w.
Sophie E: Richardson. 81 years, Gar
tie1d Hospital
xency Hospital. 10 N
Harry. L. johnson. "A years. St
Elizabeth's Hospital
Charlie Bennett. Al years, sibley Hos
Frederick c. Lewis, SO years, Gal
isaac Hull, s5 years, Casualty Hos
oital.
.,e Grace <; Routhier, 'S years. 5712
Jane Buchanan, 70 years, 1910 One
Half St. ). w.
Amelia Pickens SIS years, Gallinger
Hospital
Agnes Burley, 55 years, 4O7 St
James E. Williams. 81 years. 1907
New Jersey Ave. s. E.
Mary E. Wright, 81 years. 2616
Georgia Ave. N. W.
Isaac Morton, 81 years, Emergency
walter johnson, SO years, Providence
Hospital.
william Harris, AZ years. Home for
Aged and Infirm.
John MacIntyre, As years, en- route
Emergency Hospital
Ollie Shelton, 43 years, Emergency
william H. Pye, AZ years, Walter
= Reed Hospital.
Mary Person, 80 years. Freedmen's
Hospital.
winifred Barnes, 81 years. GalInger
Hospital.
Della Moore. ss years, Emergency
Hospital.
Benjamin NJ. Brown 81 years. Emer-
=ency Hospital.
1rma Johnson, 81 years, Freedmen s
Edith strudrick 20 years, Gallinger
Hospital.
Leota Snyder, Is years. 71s Gresham
u. n. W.
James Hill, 10 years, Freedmen's
Hospital
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LANGLEY. CHARLES CLIFTON - On
his late residence. 1915 R Street North
west. CHARLES CLIFTON LANGLEY, the
beloved husband of the late Catherine Ray
Langley.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the late residence, 1918 r Street North
west. on Wednesday morning. April 20,
1881, at 10 o'clock. Interment will fol-
low in Arlington National Cemetery.
Service by Chambers Co.
LEWIS. FREDERICK C.-Passed away on
sssHdsy ths Apr 9S lgs S9sbaEs df Ed
Lewis and son Of the late Herbert G. and
Helena Freeman, Lewis. of 1915 Belmont
Funeral services will be conducted from
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest,
on Monday afternoon. April ~. 1881 at
Lincoln Cemetery.
LUCAS. CARRIE-Passed away on Mon
day morning. April 27. 1881. CARR lie
LUCAS. She leaves to mourn her de-
parture two sons. James Lucas and An;
Mack Moore and sister of Marcella James
and Mack Moore and Alice scarobough.
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
west
Notice of funeral services and interment
sCATES. VIRGINIA K.-Passed away,
25. 1881. at her late residence, 4Os Tay-
lor Street Chevy Chase. Nd. VIRGINIA
K. SCATES. the beloved wife of Kenneth
n. scates; Besides, her husband. she, is
survived by her father and mother, Arthur
L. and Ida G. Cross. Remains resting at
the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home,
Fourteenth and Chaplin Streets Northwest.
on Tuesday afternoon. April %. 1881, at
. 30 O'Clock. Internent will follow in
Fairfax Court House, Va.
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Kaiser JGrou Smiles
When Bandits Get
His BGnkrOU

FLINT, Mich, April 81 QN.
s. Kaiser Jarou is the man
who can take misfortune with
a smile.
Jarou. a real estate dealer,
was relieved of $700 by a quar-
tet of bandits.
IT drew the money frcm the
bank to play the stock mar
ket," Jarou philosophical, "and
it's just as we'll the bandits got
it, as I'd probably have lost it
anyhow"
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DEATHS

BARNES. MABEI-Departed this life on
sgSdsy' April Gd,,,' sS' 1891 MABEL kABdn.
Barnes and beloved daughter q Eiorsnes
Edwards, Besides her husband and
mother. she leaves to mourn her departure
three. sisters. Thelma Matthews, Dorothy
brother, Claude Matthews, and grand
mother, Elizabeth Hayes. and one aunt
Rosa Cromwell Remains resting at the
". Ernest Jarvis funeralSchurch, 1432 You
Notice Of funeral services and interment
hereafter.
BENEFITS, LYDIA VOLBRATH-Passed
away early on Saturday morning. April
%, 1881, at 2;25 O'Clock, at her residence,
VOL Eth sSfSs sSe Is
by two children, one son, William Ben;
netts, and one daughter, Miss ~ Mildred
Bennetts one brother, Mr.. Otto Volbrath,
Eva Volbrath. Miss Mollie V0lbrath, Of
Oak Park, III.
Monday afternoon. April 81, 1881. at 2
o'clock, from her late residence. l94i
First Street Northwest. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend. lnterment
will follow in Rock Creek Cemetery.
BURCH. ISABELLE-Passed away, sud-
denly, on Sunday: April 26. 1891. st u', the
916 Twenty-second Street Northwest,
ISABELLE BURCH (nee Daw) the beloved
wife of the late Nathaniel Burch.
the residence of her son, 916 Twenty
second Street Northwest. on Wednesday
morning. April 90, 1881, at $50 O'clock; ;
thence to st: Stevens Church; .S L%Senty-
where high requiem mass will be sung at
O'Clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend Interment will follow IN
Oak Hill Cemetery. Service by Cham
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND OBITUARIES
DEATHS

WASHINGTON, JOSEPH E.- Departed
this life on Saturday evening, April %.
1881. at s 35 o'clock. at his late resi-
dence, 1917 Swami Street Northwest,
JOSEPH E. WASHINGTON. the beloved
husband Of Viola Washington. Besides
his wife. he leaves to mourn their loss
two brothers william Washington and
BENJAMIN Washington. and two sisters.
Ella Mills and Lizzie Howard.
Funeral services will be conducted from
the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church on
Tuesday afternoon, April %. 1881. at l
o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend. Interment will follow IN
Harmony Cemetery.
JACKSON. PAUL RICHARD-Entered into
PAUL RICHARD JACKSON. the devoted
son of John and Frances Jackson. Re-
mains. resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
west. .
hereafter
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MRS. VIRGINIA *. SCATEs

Funeral services for Mrs. Vir-
ginia <. Scates, 26, who was found
dead Saturday from gas asphyxia-
ton at her home, 408 Taylor St.,
Chevy Chase, Md, will be held
tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. at the
w. w. Chambers undertaking es-
tablishment, 1400 Chaplin st. N.
W., with burial in Fairfax, Va.
Mrs. ScateS had lived in Wash
ington for many years. She is
survived by her husband, Kenneth
D. Scates, an employe of the Bu-
reau Of Engraving and Printing,
and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur L. ScateS.
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MRS. RUTH RAMEY DEAD

FRONT ROYAL, Va, April 27
Mrs. Ruth Ramey, %, wife of
Vernon Ramey, died at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Alexandria, near here
Saturday night following an ill
ness of several months.
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Allentown. PA few years
go became nervous and run
own, slept poorly and my ap-
elite failed, which caused me to
use weight. I knew I needed a
onic and builder. My wife and
er folks have always been users
DR.. Pierce's medicines and she
ersuaded me to try DIR. Pierce'S
Iedical Discovery. A few bottles
ixed me up wonderfully well, in
act I noticed that I began to
eel better after the first bottle
= nd now am feeling splendid,
hanks to DR.. Pierce. Edwin ]
haffer, 228 North Penn. st.
Druggists. Fluid or tablets.
Every package contains symptom
ank. Fill it in and mail it to DR..
ledical advice. ....-' -.-. 49,
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Real Estate Is always a safe invest
ment-invest today in home of YOUR
own selected from the Real Estate List
iRgs in todsy's Classified Ads.
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KING, ELIZABETH-Departed this life
Sunday evening. April 20. 1881, at $3.50
o'clock, at her late residence, Halls Hill,
Va. MRS. ELIZABETH KING, in the
sevehty-fifth year of her age. She. leaves
to mourn her departure two devoted
daughters. Miss Ida Elizabeth King and
Mrs Fannie Virginia Jones. She also
leaves a host of other relatives and
friends Remains resting at Ridgely and
west
Notice of funeral services and interment
The Washington times., 1931-11-05

81 WOmen's and Misses SIS
Black Crepe Dresses, sizes
IL to 20, 40 to so and 1917
~ SV/2 PVeOO
8 WOmen's and Misses SIS
Black Satin Dresses, sizes
IA, 16, 1S, 20, 1917, 2619,
80 and 40. 1895
2 Misses SIS Black Velvet
Dresses ................. $S.SS
z Misses SIS Brown Velvet
Dresses, sizes IA and 16. 1885
Misses SIS Brown Crepe
Dresses, sizes IA to 20. -. 1895
8 Misses SIS Brown Wool
Crepe Dresses, sizes IA,
49, SV ................ $3.50
WOmen's SIS Green Crepe
Dresses, size 80. 8...........$ 1895
2 WOmen's SIS Black Satin
Dresses, sizes 40 and A. .$12.95
I Miss SIS Black Satin
Dress. size 20. ............$ .$12.SS
WOmen's and Misses SIS
Black Crepe Dresses, sizes
16, 1917, 2219, 2419, 40
and A .................$ $12.SS
3 Misses SIS Brown Crepe
Dresses, size 1S. .........$ .$12.95
1 Miss Brown Wool Crepe
Dress. size 1S. S.......... .$12.95
8 Misses SIS White Satin
Evening Gowns ..........$9.95
2 Misses SIS White Satin
Evening Gowns, size Il. .$6.95
1 Miss SIS Peach Satin
Evening Gown, size 16. .$12.S5
2 Misses SIS Blue Satin
Evening Gowns ..........$ 1895
] Jr. Miss $25 Black Vel
vet Afternoon Dress, size
Id ...s's.....s.sss. S1Ss75
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Friday Clearance Q
RUGS

100 yds. $I.S5 2215.in. Wool
Velvet Carpet, yd. ...........-.N
40 yds. 9Oc and slice DeItOx
Runner, 81 in. and "a in.. .25c
1O-S1.S5 to $2.95 Crex and
Fiber Rugs, 3x6 IT,. .........SOc
9x12 Sl25 American Oriental
Rugs, seconds. ............ $3.50
7-$4.95 Oval BrOadlOOm
Rugs, 27x36 ..................N
1910 Oval Braided Wool
Rugs. Size 4x7 .$4.95
1O-$5S.5O WiltOns, 8.3x1O.6;
1-$125 American Oriental,
9x12; as Is s................$SS.OO
15-$4.95 Oval WiltOnS,
S6XOE m.. ss"sSs"s ".$A"OO
5-S4.50 Oval Braided Rugs,
3X6 It. ...$S.SS
1O-$1.95 oval Wool Braid,
27x54 in. .................
Sixth ElOOr-The Hecht Co.
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Friday Clearance of
Upholsteries

100 yds. 6Sc RayOn Taffeta,
10 lms. ms.............s.... .1SC
IL prs. $7.95 Ready.tO.Hang
Drapertes ....:............$ 1886
12 prs. $3.9S Rust Window
HangIngS .................$ .$l.S5
IS yds. 81 Red Semi Glazed
CHHHGZ ....s.ssss. "OOC
30 yds. S1.S5 Striped Damask,
yUs .$1sSS
$50 yds. $1.29 DamaSIx, so In.
wide .................. .79C
800 yis. 75c Glazed Chintx,
36 fn.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .29c
$50 yds. 5O.in. Part-Lnen
CretOnne .65c
10O-$1 Bar HarbOr CretOnne
Chair Sets. .S9c
12-$2.5O CretOnne Utility
Boxes, as ls ..................$ 81
Sixth FI0Or-Tho Hecht Co.
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.WOmen's Stunning
Fur F. Coats; a. to S122
~ AAo
.WOmen's $12.S5
Knit Suits; IA to $685.
81 ......
s5.s5 to $s.s5 Terry Cloth
:: R,js1,ss' !" ss s3.s5 g *s6.s5
Women's $29.75 to
ssS Fur Trimmed S01.75
Coats >......". A1
Women's $1.5O Uniforms;
;s9s. ,%s''' medium :. 79c
$1.29 Color Trimmed Wolfe
ss.: kltsh'n 89c
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100 Mems $4.95
Blanket Robes
$2.95

Made of imported fabrics. Shawl
collar. Silk cable girdle. All
sizes.
Main FIOOr-The Hecht Go.
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Friday Clearance of
HOMEWARE

S2-49c Egg Beaters, with
O!aSS 1890. .IVc
5O-5Oc O'SO-Ezy Triangle Mop
1Or ".'s.............. .0Sc
15-$2.59 S-piece Carving Set,
SGcOl .........s..ss..S
21--$l.95 aluminium Double
NOaStefS ............... 81
17-$l.29 Electric Corn Pop
peFS, now. .................... .1SC
14-$1 Bathroom Stools; shop
worn ................. .4SC
46-$l Cake Board and Cover,
SnOpWOfn .4Sc
7-$0.95 Radiator Enclosures,
priced .................. .$4.SO
1890 Decorated Paper Flow.
erS s0C
1O-$2.95 Electric Clocks; &1 90
A. C. operation ....... WA"O~
12-$9.95 Manning Bowman
Waffle Iron. ................$ .$5.9S
Fifth FlOOr-Tho Hecht Co.
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Third FIOOr-The Hecht Co.
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Friday Clearance
For Children

Tots Wash Dresses: sizes 2
70 O...' .19c
Girls and Tots Winter Hats,
10 cteaF.. .YI.90
15prs. Girls $3.50 Sport shoes, SOC
100 prs. Children's $1.5O
MOccaSins 81
$12 BalI-Bearing VeIOci.
pedeS, nOW... ..............$7 $7.95
s.. Akron Flyer All.Steel
Wagon, nOW.. ........... .$S.45
S4 Pedal Cars; adjustable
seat '.....s.os. .'........... .SSsSO
2 $l7.SO PaFkcycle; coaster
brake .s............ .$1S.SJ
1 ,$2S Auto; de luxe model,
sample .................. .$l5
1 $3.50 Dropleaf Table and
2 Chairs. .$4.95
Second FlOOr-The Hecht Co.
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Friday Clearance of
LAMPS, GIFTS

2OO-$?.S5 Tailored CeIanese
Sna0eS $l.9S
41-$4.95 Metal Jr. Floor
Lamp, as is. 81
S6-S4.5O Colonial Bridge
Lamp. shade. 80. ........ .$2.95
eSS.95 Pottery Table Lamp,
SnaOe ............... ....... 1913
@$25 Glazed Pottery Lamp
ana Sna0e. .$l7.90
ITO Kiddies' $3.50 Table Lamps, 79c
IS Chippendale Style Colonial
MEEUTS ..........$ $3.50
100 Framed Pictures; many
SuWSOSOS .SA
52-$2.5O Metal Picture
FFAueS ........... 91.S0
100 Venetian Console Mirrors,
1VX1O 81
Fourth FIOOr-The Hecht Co.
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600 Pairs Mems $3.50
to $2.95 Gloves
$1.95
Mems 1895 Suede
Leather Jackets
$6.95

Leather on one side, wool on the
other. Reversible. Knit bot
toms. SO to 48.
Main FlOOF-Men's Sports
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I Jr. Miss SIS Brown Vel
vet Afternoon Dress, size
10 .................. $1S.7S
I Jr. Miss SIS Black Crepe
Afternoon Dress, size 13. .$19.75
2 Jr. Misses SIS White Satin
Evening Gowns, IL and
40 '''"''.'....... .$AS.1O
1 Jr. Miss SIS Black Lace
Evening Gown, size Is. .,...$15
6 Jr. Misses SIS Black Satin
Afternoon Dresses, 2-17,
SIS. and lis. .$9.SS
3 Jr. Misses SIS Brown
Satin Daytime Dresses,
lis, lis and III. 1885
6 Jr. Misses SIS Black Can
ton Crepe Dresses; 1-17,
2-15, 3-13 .$S.S5
3 Jr. Misses SIS Brown Can
ton Crepe Dgesses. 2-15
ana 1-13 ......... $S.S5
2 Jr Misses SIS Brown Vel
i-1s .................. $685.
Jr. Misses S9.S5 Black
canton CFepe Dresses,
LII, SIS and Ill. . .$7.05
Jr. Misses $7.95 Black
Canton Crepe Dresses,
2-17. lis and Ill. .$4.9S
2 Jr. Misses $7.S5 Black
Wool Crepe Dresses, LIZ ... .
and 1-13 ...............$4 .$4.9S
1 Jr. Miss S9.95 Tile Can
tom Crepe Dress, Is. .... .$7.9S
1 Jr. Miss $9.95 Green Tai.
feta Evening GOwn,s 49,. .$4.9S
1 Jr. Miss $9.95 Yellow Tai.
feta Evening Gown, size
II ......................$4.S5
1 Jr. Miss $S.S5 Green Satin
Evening Gown, 13......$2.S5
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and Friday Clearance
MMuOC o. D.
No Phone, Mail or c.. O. D. Orders
80 Broadloo1n Rugs
1s to IL off i! ]: !: !: $10,95

BFOadIOOm
6
BrOadO0m .$2AS5
BrOsdlOOm 6x11S 6xl2G
G1Ox2
$34SS
BOadOOm $3.50
$3.50
Chenille BroaOOm $3.50
.'t" Foor- 1he He ChtC Co
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Friday Clearance: of
ACCESSORIES

100 pcs. Soc Assorted t-
Necklaces, ea.k. ..2Sc
50 pcs. 81 New Fan Jewelry,
ea. .........s........ ....... .59C
% pcs. $l.95 Pearl Necklaces. .S9c
. IS prs. WOmen's sec Fabric
GlOVeSp pr. .................. .SSC
12O prs. WOmen's $1.59 Lamb
OAOVeS .................. soc
48 prs. $S Fleece or Wool Knit
OAOVcS .'s.'.... ...".....S SS
Jergen's Bath Soap Tablets,
PcEAuAhcu .OSC
25-$l Dresser Trays, with
French print soc
15-76c COlgate's Baby Kits,
reduced .39c
24-2Oc Bottles of FrOstilla
AOGlOn s:.''.........s.. ..1OC
25-Sl Vanity Mirrors, long
uauuAeS 0UC
Main EIOOr-The Hecht Co.
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Friday Clearance
THRIFT SHOP
DRESSES

2 Women's $7.95 Travel Print
Dresses, 40 and 46. 6..:......$S.SS
7 WOmen's S5.9S Print Dresses.
is. 20, 161z and 46. ....... 1895
T. Misses $7.S5 Print Dresses,S2.9S
3 Misses $3.SS Print Dresses.$l.95
3 WOmen's and Misses $7.95
Wool Crepe Dresses. black,
1-lS, 1-SS, 1-4O. brown,
Ia ......,............ .$5.9O
Is WOlnen's and M fs'ses
Crepe Dresses .$S.9S
1 WOman's $7.95 Black Lace
Dress, size A.. .$S.9S
2 Misses $7.9S Brown Crepe
Dresses .................. .$S.VO
"a WOmen's and Misses $5.S6
Crepe Dresses .............$S.SO
Third Floor Thrift shop
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Friddy! Automatic Clearance!
NEW FALL DRESSES

For WOmen Misses and Junior Misses!
New styles Been in stock only few weeks! Auto
matcaly reduced according to The Hech Co. policy order
to have fresh stocks floors at all times.
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Friday Clearance of
Gas Ranges, Etc.

1-$1OO Gas Range; sold as is. $44.95
1-$1OO Insulated Oven Gas
Range ................... 1890
2 $50 5.pc. Extension Break.
fast Suite. e................$1 .$16.95
3-$16.95 DrOp-leaf Break.
fast Suites. .$12.95
$50 Green Finished Oak
Servers ................... $685.
1-$59.95 Meadow Lark Elec.
tric Washer. .$S9.95
1-$16.9S Cabinet Base.
25x4O: sample. SLABS
S$79.50 HardWick Gas
Range, heat control. .$69.5O
21-$1.5O Step-SaVer Folding
DrycES ......o...... 9l
81 Soc Radiator Shields; 22 to
30 1nc.. SIC
1-$11.05 Electric Crate, glass
coal .s................. .$I.SO
Fifth FIOOr-The Hecht Co.
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MEXICAN GRAPHITE MINES, INC.
which were fled in the Office of said
Arizona Corporation Commission of the
23rd day of July, A. d 1881 at 1000
O'Clock q. m as provided by law.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
official seal of the rizona Corporation
Commission at the capitol. in the city
OF Phoenix, this 23rd day of July, A.
D., 1881.
X, THOMSON,
(SEAL) Acting Secretary.
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STATE OF ARIZONA
ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION

To All To Whom these Presents shall
Come, Greeting:
I, VIM Coxon, secretary of the Ari-
zona Corporation Commission, do here.
by certify that the annexed is a true
and complete transcript Of the
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
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County. Arizona, and who is and for
more than three years last past has
been bonafide resident OF the State OF
Arizona, ia hereby appointed the agent
of this corporation in compliance with
the provisions of paragraph sol OF the
Revised Statutes Of Arizona, Code Of
1928, upon whom all notices and pro-
cesses may be served, including service
of summons. and when so served. such
service shall be lawful. personal service
upon such corporation.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have
hereunto set our hands and seals this
Goth day of July. A. D. 1881.
L. G. SKLIRIS
CHRIS KER<ON
JAMES ALEX ANDER
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STATE OF ARIZONA,
County of Santa Cruz %

County of Santa Cruz
The above and foregoing instrument
was acknowledged before me by l.. G
Skltris, Chris Kerson and James Alex
ander, each of whom stated that they
executed the same for the purposes and
consid Grafton therein expressed.
Given under my hand aud seal Of
Office this Goth day of July, A. D 1881
(SeaD FRANK j. DUFFY,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Jan. 26th, 1888
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MExICAN GRAPHITE MINES, INC
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THE AMAZING facial resemblance between Harry
F. Powers, West Virginia killer, George w. Perry,
serving life sentence for Staying his wife, and Belle
Guinness alleged to have been responsible for the
brutal death of several persons, is remarked by Dr.
Percy Hicking, noted psychoanayist Dr. Hickling
declares the trio have identical outstanding facial
characteristics. Q) Foreheads remarkable in
brows heavy showing marked resemblance in outline
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BY DAVID P. SENTNER

Copyright, 1881. by international
News Service)
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, Sept.
3.-"Yes, have read the his
tory of Pierre Henry Landru,
the French BIuebeard, and
found it very interesting"
Harry Powers, the American
Bluebeard, who promised mar
riage but delivered death to two
widows, today made this reply to
an inquiry as he played poker
jovially with his fellow prisoners
in the county jail.
Like Landru, the West Virginia
butcher made love to his women
victims. To date five of his MUIR
der victims have been discovered
Mrs. Dorothy Lemke, of North
boro, Mass, Mrs. Asia Eicher, of
Park Ridge, ILL.,, and her three
children.
In addition to the reading of
the crimes of Landru, the pos
sible influences which developed
the love-letter technique and muir
der complex of Powers, alias Cor
nelius Pierson, we're uncovered by
International News Service in an
hitherto unpublished set Of docu-
ments found in his possession.
Articles, underlined, and mem
The Washington times., 1931-09-03

Hmade the French Bluebeard pay
bis penalty to society.
"The last words of Marie An
tOinette to her SON before she
was led away to the guillOtine:
''Be brave, but above all, be
forgot"
The case against Powers today
was declared definitely closed
by Clarksburg authorities as far
as any further local developments
were concerned.
The prosecution began lining
up its legal data for the trial of
the love butcher. which is ex-
pected to take place early in No
Vember.
Numerous kilograms and letters
were dispatched to points through
out the country where Powers
had appeared from time to time
in an effort to piece together his
mysterious past.
So far it was learned that he
had at different places assumed
at least four names-Joseph Gil
daw, or Gildau; Harry Powers,
Cornelius Pierson and Mr..
Bjorgo."
Under this last name he was
arrested in Mansfield, Ohio, in
forming authorities there he was
of Swedish extraction, according
The Washington times., 1931-09-03
ROW To DELAY.
Dill SHUTDOWN

AUSTIN, Tex, Sept. 3 GN.S0.
An indefinite extension Of the
shut down in the east Texas
oil fields was in prospect today.
The State Railroad Commission
Unexpectedly defied the wishes Of
Gov. Ross Sterling late yesterday
by issuing a proration order un"
satisfactory to him.
The commissions order would
allow daily production Of 225
barrels per well. It vas drawn
up for issuance Tuesday, but was
withheld when the governor OBJ
jected to it on the grounds that
1T would put the little man out
of business"
When it was Unexpectedly IS
sued late yesterday, despite the
governors objections, the chief
executive said "that order will
not go into effect until 1 put it
into effect"
The Washington times., 1931-09-03

'Ordn0a IN MS own handwriting
suggested that the subject of
{ .th for his feminine admirers
was ever in the mind of "Slaugh-
ter-House Harry
A few excerpts follow:
Love that kills: Frequently
we Id in the public prints
where a man has killed his
sweetheart, and often people re-
fer to this species of insanity as
love-"
"We still have laws against
burglary and murder, and yet
we still have to speak of these
things"
A quotation from Robert Louis
Stevenson's epitaph:
"Under the 1Dide and starry sky
"Dig my grave and let me lie" "
An article with the word grave
yard" heavily underlined.
Twill HOudini speak from
grave?"
HAS anyone told you it is
lucky to be bOrn?"
"It is just as lucky to die"
"You have only one life to
live"
Reference to GuiIIOtine
And a reference to the guillo-
tine, the same instrument which