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HOUSES FURNISHED.

HOUSES FURNISHED.
CHEVY CHASE p c.. 3.36 KANAWHA
St-Detached. well-furn house. 5 bedrms.,
: baths. gas heat. garage
PARTIALLY FURNISHED. x,5 A MONTH.
Near Govt dspts Can at Gl5 ...nd st.
NV ,
1908 COLUMBIA RD--S ROOMS. 3 BED
rooms. l bath Open from :. to ): $50
month.
BEAUTIFUL SILVER SPRING ESTATE
y miles from center Of WashinRton: .-rOom
EhklIsh type brick house with stone trim.
bedrooms "'1 baths, spacious living
room ana DINING room. recreation room
with bullt-ln bar. wooded lot. beauti-
fully landscaDed with rock garden and lily
pond. House situated ON hish elevation.
overlooking DARK: completely 1urn.: Sl15
per mo: VIM. f.. CARLIN, SllJ GEORGIA
ave. Shepherd 1879
SIX ROOMS. BATH: VERY COMFORT
ably and completely turn; large yard: eiec.
rtlE.: oil heat; reas. to responsible tenant.
GJ ST. NV. Dupont 54tS.
$50 DELAFIELD PL. NW-SMALL G-RM.
brick. auto gas heat. refrigeration. all eiee.
app: no dishes. silver; very reasonable to
responsible people: references. Adams ;41O.
31I1 r ST. NV
In Burlelth: 6 rooms and bath.
electric refrieerator: attractively
furnished linen, silver and dishes
included $50
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

REPAIRS g SERVICE.
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
DliloWs reno best prices and prompt del
wash. Mattress Co.. 3lS L st s.W Nat. 6R74
CANEING, Mpholsteriny; chair cane,
l!''' ION NV. Met. :06!!.
CARPEN TERING. painting gen. house
repair; day or contract. W. f. Weaver
Lincoln lSl4-J. Is.
CARPENTRY. painting; sash cords. glazing
ss3tmatrs; small ,obS solicited The r. w
Nrelv Co Columbia GS:;S
ELECTRIC WIRING, ,.x,ur.s .na res
pairs; H-r house fixtures & base plugs. $40
Regal Flee. Co. $40 Upshur NV Col. s3yi
FLOORS Sanding. nnishinx Reason
sherri-r pi nv Cleveland osss' ODD
FLOORS SANDED.
Rooms. S3 up. Machines for rent. 50
aas. White, Hankns, District ."M;
PAPERING s: 90 painting: suar-
paner II desired Met. S46:, snvtimr IA.
eAFEkING Reas. prices Reliable paper
nanEtf estimates any time. Greenwood
''"ls-J ';1"l r l. ave, Mt. Rainier.
fAFkkINC. PAINTING. special this month
: rooms ana -Story hail papered, S4S;
business oullt OH recommenda lion OF sstiS-
hro "''ome!'. Call Randolph llJS. l3'
PAPER HANGING Tins. week only ST so
work snarsrte+d Adams l59I.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. ,obblnv and
North f'1S
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BURLEITH.

1921 43rd PLACE NV.
TWO BLOCKS WEST WISCONSIN AVE.
NEAR RIVER kD
WALKING DISTANCE TO ALI. SCHOOLS,
JANEY GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
ALICE DEAL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL,
WOODROW WILSON HIGH SCHOOL.
ST. AIMS PAROCHIAL SCHOOL.
Beautiful semi-detached home on large
lot. containing rooms t3 bedrooms. tile
bath with shower. toilet in basement
screened sleeping porch: brand-new con-
dltiOn throughout: newly equipped with
Electrolux refrigerator, Magic Chef range,
oil burner
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
2nd Floor Machinist Bldg. National 5536.
18th ST. AND MT. VERNON PL. N.W)
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CHEVY CHASE. MD,
.IU., CHATHAM pm

IIO2 CHA HAM ND.
Bsrgain Attractive Colonial brick
home, !arse rooms, ~! bath. General
ui! heat. beautiful Handicapped Garden.
Price and terms reasonable. Open today
and Sunday until . pm. Phone Wis. 49i3.
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LOWEST PRICES on roofing snd siding
nreproof termitepfoof, cheaper than pant :
my No cash payments. Free estimates
interstate Co Atlantic 3lf
ROOFS. any type applied: waterproof as
bestoS side walls Bird & Sons roofing
materials exclusively: Swear payment plan
Free e>timateS
AMERICAN RE-RooFING co. INC.
:::;l:: IAN ST. NV Col. 355I
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THE COTTON.

~ Eve Street NV.
Re- Mgr. Met. $500.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS.
kit, d. a., bath, with screened
porch:
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER \ d ALBERT INC
Sl5 1Oth St NV Phone National 4712
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OptCIII OUIIIIIItT NdCtS.
VIEW OVER ROCK CREEK.

CONN. AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE
RMS, *. >,t', / RMS 81; = RMS. S.5.
:. RMS, *. fURN St;u
E&clu>!Ie modern tlreprouf bldg. ele-
vator. Stcrrt.srial phone service: large
rooms mirror doors :: eXpusuIe> '.U.U
Be lnunt I'd, corner Conn. ave Pot. ,US:..
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SILVER SPRING MD,
BRICK Bungalow.
>I.rrpu
small cash payment. balance like rent
u Boston aVe.-o out Georgia ave under
t.%cuct al silver Sprlnz right on Phla-
dt .ph!a ave. :. blocks. left one block hack
OF school
WAPLF & JAMES. INC,
Silver Spring Once
Si33 Geor.la Ave Shrn ,noo
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DESIRABLE APARTMENT

Near Union Station. Govt Printing Office.
Post once. ctc.: :. large rooms. dinette
kit. and bath completed redecorated; two
exposures; new tabletop gas ranke: halls.
lobby and outside woodwork newly painted:
tisc. refrlgeratlon on house current: Iur
nshed OF unturnishcd low rental to re-
u. Bile uartN
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The following are 3 rms, kit
MOTOR TRAVEL.

National 200 49, | 9Th 81 \
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.

Monthly payments only S45 after small
down payment: large rooms all with cross
ventilation: concrete porch, 10x.,0: full
tile bath with shower; omen fireplace.
hardwood floors: fun basement: built
fireproof garage with overhead door lot
J2xinn: large tees convenient 10 stores.
schools churches and TRANSPORTATION, 1nS
Gist ave Silver Spring Nd For sale b.
OWNER SheDherd 1911
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OPEN 3-7-$7,95O.
1903 IRVING ST NV.
SOMETHING COOL.

And the first word in comfort and con-
VenIence. Newly built ; large rooms. BRICK
bungalow. tile bath. best oak floors; mod
ern IN every respect; large. high lot with
~ trees. beautiful view, near all business
in Silver Spring, Md 1lS Fasley st
Don't miss il. Call Shepherd' 411s-J
Priced below market value, $3.50: $1,000
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UhFUR.

APTS., HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
bmhucGS: some furnished. Car available
on appointment MRS GREEN. Shepherd
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LA SALE. 1923 CONN. AVE APT lo!.
Vacancy in nicely furnished apt Tor :,
young men: aood meals: maid service:
unlimited phone l.s
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WESLEY HEIGHTS,

Corner Rome in one OF Washington's
exclusive. attractive neighborhoods. Five
bedrooms. 5 baths. .car detached garage
large library. lavatory on 1St floor; large
SIDE porch, convenient TO transportation
schools. stores: reasonable.
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1914 DECATUR ST NV BEDRMS.. .Is
)athS. everything modern: best neigi1bor-
1000: bus and car line very near. Adams
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= =
ROGER MOSS. DIST. 1921.

NEW -bEDROOW BU NUHIJOW.
TRULY A BARGAIN AT SS250.
Exclusive Wuod.idr Pc. SILVER Syllnp.
Larrt living I'm. fireplace. tull din. rni..
beautiful! :Uiy equipped kitchen. larre
l!ltd bath with shower. recreation I'm. I'M
lsh-d and heated iuI! cellar and attic OIL
heat, aaratt. porchts. larse lot; | sc. 10
Llls l'aiI KlNdnIun l.l.l.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
1900 NORTH GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.

EXCELLENT CONDITION.
S6.25O-CONVENIENT TERMS.
Close to schools and transportation; Is
minutes from Washington: lot 12-ft front
by l20 deep. with number OF large oak
studio design; rooms: bath. pantry;
screened livng-porch delightfully."- cool
bedrooms. electric refriReratlOn: RaraSe&
Call Cleveland 1900.
III c ST NE.
. rooms. 5 baths near Senate once
Bldg. Rent. SD. Price; s, 900 Io
settle estate JOS A HERBERT 4 SONS.
ylS 18th ST. NV Republic O44O.
BEST BUY IN HYATTSVILLE
Modern, Broom brick; screened porch.
large wooded lot; OH bus line: near
schools. Shep. 4S.9.
A HOME FOR $4,000.
G-r brick: ami: built-in garage; near
18th and Penn st. ne. MR.. LEWIS. Clev.
N5SU.
5'.s Sth ST. NE.
First Commercial: 10 IT, wide: z rms.
and bath: Lear garage; price only S5 500
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Sc 500

Overlooking Lincoln Park-A well-bu!lt,
bay-WIndOW brick. six large rooms and
path. cellar. hotwater heat. The best buy
III this section. Terms
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lin Mrmnrtaitt.

ANDERSON, JOHN. JR. In memory Of
our mnpd desT son on, and brother JOHN A. AN,
pdaSoE todaS VINO passed away ve years aso
TO-DAY fe0'OSfH Mo4HFR +; R's, AND SISTER. /.
CONWAY. SHEPPARD. In sad remem-
brance of SHEPPARD CONWAY. Who
pasisa T! iss7' away one year ago today February
SON E2kT coNwAS SS1 ~ tGSfSssh hNp SISTER
LAW, HATTIE LAND
M DEST a..,.aE FRaYT5s In nHY rSa 2,
February !. 1887.
More and more each day | miss her.
Lies N''''' my ne'9' YoUR Gfeesa5erfE MofHER. I.
HOY. ROBERT ,(TIp, In loving re-
PoBERT Tip HOY. Who H''p aied s nineteen
MAGoE NAE fEo BoR s9fSf ANp fseR2IS GRANDcHhpREN
ors SIT II gu. KrSSrIm s,s4 .1n krssE4T n Gyes e. ]
who departed this life two years ago to-
day. February !. 1895.
God has taken MIN by the hand.
To lead him him to hanpier, land
" HIS i LoViNG I'o MoTHER 5TfI r. AHD aNf Dad
HUNTER. ALBERT JAMES. In loving
remembrance Of our beloved son, husband
and father ALBERT JAMES HUNTER
who departed this life three years ago to-
day. February |. 1898,
A LONELY MOTHER. DEVOTED WIFE
AND A LOVING DAUGHTER
KILBY. JOSEPH WOOD. With mem
cry that Is dear to us. our husband and
father. JOSEPH WOOD KILBY. departed
this life fifteen years ago today. February
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. i.
LEVITAN. MIRIAM r. In loving mem
ory Of our dear wife and mother. MIRIAM
3. LEVITAN who departed this life one
year ago today. February !. 1881.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CHIL-
DREN
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1tt mrn,nrtat1t.

MANCUSO, JOSEPHINE. In loving re-
merbrsnce Of orr dear daughter and
sister, JOSEPHINE MAECUSO who passed
1aay 9aa4, four years as0 today February l.
why should we mourn her ,denarture
Or shrink at deaths alarm?
'Tis but the voice of Jesus
That called her to His arms.
She had a smile for every one.
A heart as pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved her
Her memory will never grow old
MOTHER. SALVATORE. LOUIS AND MAR
CiARFT
osborne. ANNA, LOLA MADELINE. In
zNSS of who ts 9f If.
nine years, ago today, February |, 1870,
and my dear sister. LOLA MADELINE.
eleven years ago, February 10. 1927.
Treasured thoughts Of those so dear
Often bring a silent tear;
Thoughts return to scenes LONG past,
Tine rolls on. but memory lasts
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SISTER. ADA.
PAXTON, JENNIE. In loving memory
of our dear mother JENNIE PAXTON. who
passed away three years ago today, Feb
ruary !, 1888
Though memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever IN our hearts
HER LOVING CHILDREN
WILLIAMS. ROBERT. In remembrance
OF our dear father, ROBERT WILLIAMS,
Who passed cn eleven years ago today
Well walk through the vale and the
And when We get safely to glory
AMEs Ms me-! W11AM 9IT isthsF ANb 1hs,e IpA JONES
Evening star., 1938-02-01
Feeling of Age Is
Often Due to
.iqesfiue Weakening

When the gastric juices become
scanty and weak-as they often
do soon after 40-the whole de
gestive process slows down.
BY inducing a stronger, fuller
gastric flow, Fleischmann's
Yeast can help you. Its stimu-
lating effect comes from the mill
lions of tiny, HUe yeast plants in
fresh yeast.
4important vitamins give
you an additional tonic benefit
from Fleischmann's Yeast. They
are the Nerve Vitamin, the Cold
Resistance Vitamin, the Bone
Vitamin and the Vitality Vita
min.
You'll soon learn to like the
fresh, malty taste of Fleisch-
mann's Yeast. Eat it regularly
3 times every day. One cake y
hour before each meal, plain or
in a little water, will help pre-
pare a strong flow of gastric
juices to digest your food more
thoroughly.
Begin giving yourself this help
today.
easvvisA& ,oaR Standard Rr>s,da inonpaenpHa1
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Dratha.

WILKINS. sHEDR1CK H. The Associa-
tion Of Oldest, inhabitants lcolored) Will
attend funeral of SHEDR1CK H. WILL
K1NS Wednesday. February 2, 1898. at
80 pm. from Nineteenth Street Baptist
6. L. wAIToN. Secretary. sSrSr; feS'0e"'
WILSON. MARTHA On Monday jan
lary 81, 1898, at her residence, oo5 North
Jackson St, Clarendon. Va. MARTHA
l. WILSON WIDOW Of Edward A. Wilson
and mother of Mrs. c. w. Hunt. Mrs. c.
F.. SwensOn and Arthur E. Wilson and
aunt sr Of Mrs. W, H: Roberts. Services at at
=. at 10 am. Interment Colume.a Gar
dens Cemetery.
YOUNG. CLAUDE H. On Monday. jan
nary 81, 1898. at the residence OF Mrs.
Conway Youre. at Aauasco, Md. CLAUDE
H; YOUNG: husband of Irma Young: son
OF Joseph H. and Mary R. Adams Young
and brother, of Shelby Young. Joseph r.
Young of New York. Mrs. Catherine j
Duckett and Mrs. Maxine Baden of WASH
ington. D, c, and Russell Young. serv-
ices at ST., Mary's Chapel, Woodville, Md
on Thursday. February 2, at IL am. In
terment church cemetery. 2
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JOHN S. CISSEL DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS

CHEVY CHASE, Nd, Feb. L.
Following long illness. John s. Cis-
sci, 70, formerly In the real estate
business in Washington, died Sunday
at his home, 45l0 Walsh street, Chevy
Chase.
He was the husband Of Mrs. Mary
E. Cissel, who died last May, and is
survived by a daughter, Mrs. Kath-
crime A. Ehrman. Chevy Chase.
The funeral will take place from the
home at 2 pm. tomorrow, burial to
be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Washing
ton.
Mr.. Cissel formerly lived In Wash
ington for long time. He had lived
here about a year.
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He is a Master at making
the most unlikely modern
materials "sticR"-
HE is NOW 81

At 13, Ben Stein went to
= work as assistant to a
paper hanger. 1t wasn't long be-
fore he could control yards of
limp paper and paste, get them
on the wall with maximum
speed and neatness.
But it took years Of expert
ence to make him ready for the
near miracles he performs today.
When modern decorators like
Rambusch or John F. Foster,
STEMS chief employers these
days, plan a wall of metal. wood
or fabric-they don't worry. If
the Job is big enough and hard
enough-there is Ben Stein.
Stein is the man who hung
the mural over the grand stair
case in the Music Hall of Rookie
feller Center-each section SO
feet x % feet-and on a curved
wall.
The grill-room ceiling in the
Astor Hotel is his work. 1t seems
to be blue glass. But STEMS
genius-of both head and hands
created this effect by incredi-
bly, perfect work with blue tin
foil.
Atthe Chicago Fair, Ben Stein
put up the difficult photo murals
on the outside rails OF the Time
and Fortune Building.
Men Who Know "All the
Tricks" Are Usually Over 40
The next Worlds Fair undoubtedly
will profit from Stein experience.
Young people are willing and active
but they don't know enough.
Men over 40 are always in demand
when exceptional work is needed
provided they stay active.
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MISS ANNIE BRAY DIES;
FORMER u. S. EMPL0YE

Deceased Had Seen More Than
40 Years Of Government
Service.
Miss Annie Bray, 81. retired Govern
ment employe, died last night at her
home, 3044 Cambridge place NV,
after long illness.
Miss Bray, veteran Of more than
40 years Of Government service. was
appointed to position in the Agri-
culture Department In 1885. She
transferred to the War Department in
1896 and was a clerk in the ONCE Of
the Surgeon General War Depart
n1ent, when retired about IL years ago
at the age Of 70. Miss Bray had at
tended the Washington College Of Law.
She is survived by four nieces and two
nephews.
Funeral services will be held at Q
am. Thursday In Holy Trinity Catholic
Church. Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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ProsPering in Heolth
and Business
AS YOU CAN
Back inl
Building Line, ,
More Success
full Than Euer

keep we" and building bust
ness. It did its worst to me.
Coming home at night after a
day of job hunting, l wouldn't have
any appetite, and my food wouldn't
digest properly. One of my friends,
a hospital superintendent, told me
to try Fleischmann's Yeast. Soon
after began eating it, my appetite
picked up, and in few months I
was able to put the pieces of my
business life back together.
Igot a job back in my old business
and I'm more successful now than
ever before. HARRY HALBERT
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led to success. took a job, in
addition to my housework and writ
ing verses for greeting cards, which
I'd been doing for years.
Then things began to 60 wrong.
I felt sluggish and suffered from
intestinal indigestion and severe
headaches. When my job stopped,
itseemed hopeless to tryfor another.
Finally I went to the doctor. He
advised me to eat Fleischmann's
Yeast three times a day. In a cou-
pie of weeks l felt an improvement,
and in six weeks life had begun to
take on rosy hue again.
Now my home life is serene. My
little verses are clicking again I'm
past Is today and as happy as any
woman alive. O'CONNOR
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DrathH.

PEAY. BENJAMIN; On Monday; Mon Jan
sENJAM1N 'ii; PEAY devote devoted ehu Husband Of
Mats fnesl feas home sa "fi fsSnn ave- NV Fanerai
Wednesday February 2. at Pm, J,,r1isT, from
hf Nasonsi
PORTER. WILLIAM; On Monday. Jan
VIII f restns at
ave. NV. Notice OF funeral later. l
RICHARDS. LEONARD F. tFRANK,. On
Mand'y Man. 5snHsEy + hf r see1ed
sns hs Sister fs"' Mrs. john hn chaSes Of ao
y M $50 a Reane uhsnsdas mass s s
Ssn5 s%s sF;SS; SS., e attend
nsx cH4REs EpMARb @ s. t eohn hnsbsn sTs
s e e Ia M4 Emm ads dsr9es sen5 Geopss Ssev g.
4 sff his nfaa las rssdsnee ss On Wednesaas fes
e1y Services ny " e w. nfen CO. e"e
STEELE; MORGAN LEWIS Or MONDAY.
pts anpary "a a EEws Il srEEE MsVf 6ea9sd aos
Husband ot Mary E. steel le and ia ther. Of
Edward r steele and brother ,odn, Of Mrs /;
ClArlOGte >. IaTQl0ef. FuneTRl from MS
s Tssasnee esqusry 5q3 Dept pa's n 80
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter
e ICES by oisV' the W. W. Chambers CO. Southeast
funeral home.
,. tn THOMAS y! IS sH;RMoNT B. On SUNDAY;
aPS'fS S. 81" 1G$a 81 rfs'denas THoNH as
lnee webster. father Of Estela T. Ander;
the late DIR. Carrie H. Thomas and the
Mcclure funeral home. 1870 9th ST. n ",
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
sasusTy e. HESay W;,fT Rses esn
volta place NV. beloved husband husband Of # Mary
D. Warner, father OF Mary Louise Warner
and brother OF Mrs. Clara ". Houser and
was memher Of United ted States s. Treasury r.
Post No. ;'5' "A american n " Leeion Funeral
thenee hnesus, To- ST. Mathevs Church n,' where s
vSiited.' 1nterment AriinstonA AS National Gem
etery. with full military honors l
wsssfF m.ndsE HFSEf # = T. 4r.sysry s;ss Pos.
tNH services at the w w Chambers
NSS.G Co. funeral home: 14th and Cha
rnary . 1a3s. at 3 am. Interment Ar
linGton National Cemetery.
WILLIAM T. SLATTERY. Comma ndcr.
JOSEPH P. s. ROBERTS. Adiutant. l
.sspsn members of S Treasury Post
| ,A3EA No :@5 Department of the Dis
| HE7ANa trict of Columbia American L.
NV sion:, b.. direction of the com
y s.. ''S,,;s ,S T. &:
st. NV Tuesday. February /, 1898. at
$40 pm. FOR funeral services by the post
| for ,our departed comrade vice COM
JOSEPH P. S. ROBERTS, Adiutant.
WILKINS. sHEDRICK H. On sunday,
January 30 1898. at 2s:o6 pm; at his
residence. ISL. 18th st. NV. SHEDRICK
| H. WILKINS. husband of the late Mary
F. wilkins. devoted father o. Blanch
| Gatewood. Jeanette Bolden. Lillian G..
| Whitaker and brother of Belle F. Nelson.
He also leaves four srandchildren. two
other relatives and friends. Remains rest
| ing at his late residence. Funeral We'd
| nesday. February y. at ] 80 pm. from
| the Nineteenth Street Baptist Church. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WILKINS. SHEDRICK II. Columbia
| Lodee. No. 81. l. P. B. O. E. of W. is
| hereby notified of the funeral of Brother
sHEDRICK H. WILKINS from Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church WedncSsaay Feb; b,
sorrow at Elks,, Home. aol Rhode Island
ave NV. Tuesday, February !. at 40 . m.
| DR. ERNEST NJ HARDY. Exalted Ruler.
| LEE CAMPBELL Secretary.
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PLUMBING CONTRACTOR
DIES AFTER OPERATION

Trehy Beavers, SO, Of 3219 Thir-
teenth street NV. plumbing contrac-
tor died yesterday in Sibley Hospital
He had been i'll only short time
and last Wednesday underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis.
Mr.. Beavers. lifelong resident Of
this city, was a son Of the late Charles
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Now Woman Is Missing.

SPOKANE (P.-Mrs. Joe Ryan lost
her wedding ring down q drain five
years ago. The city sewer department
hunted but couldn't find 1t.
A sewer worker found the ring re-
Gently. but now the department can't
find Mrs. Ryan.
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Her Greeting
Gard Verses
"CHck' NoU

Dear Life Begins:
W h en- t h e
family budget
got rather low. I
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beavers and the late Mrs. Margaret

Beavers and the late Mrs. Margaret
Beavers.
He is survived by five sisters, Mrs.
James M. George, Mrs. Margaret
Wrenn, Mrs. Sue Swagart, Mrs. Mary
Smyth and Mrs. Julia Klein, and three
brothers, Charles H., John and Ben
jamin Beavers.
Funeral services will be held at 9
am. Thursday in Sacred Heart Cath
olic Church. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Montana labor news., 1938-12-08

a well-equipped 28-feet stage and
dressing rooms, it contains an 8Ox65
feet gymnasium and dance floor
which also serves as a drill room
for the local company of the State
National Guard (%center).
Other features Of the building are
dressing rooms, showers, kitchen, a
1000 feet rifle range in the basement
and National Guard arms vault,
Commandant and Orderly's rooms.
The building provides a general
council chamber for city officials
and a city clerks office. Permanent
bleachers along both sides of the
main floor provide seats for several
hundred persons. A first-class mo-
ton picture sound projection booth
has also been included. Above and
below are seen exterior views of the
ci~vic-center, and in the center is an
interior shot of one side of the audi
torium, showing seating arrange
ments and other details.
Montana labor news., 1938-12-08
Why MOI Settle The Go
VS.. A. F. Of |. Dispute!

In old English law there was a
trial called wager of battle" where
by the parties to a cause fought,
either between themselves, or a
common enemy, and the winner was
deemed to be right in his suit.
At the present time Messrs. John
L. Lewis and William Green could
be called upon to do battle against
the common enemy and thus decide
who is to be the leader of the labor
movement in this country.
Organized labor is mastering all
of its forces to battle against all
forms of liberal legislation proposed
in Congress and the forces of or
gained labor r divided as to who
shall be its head. Two generals with
but a single thought.
Daily newspapers throughout the
country resound with the unfair
ness of the undistributed profits tax;
the wage and hour bill may ruin
industry in the South; distribution
of relief benefits may destroy our
form Of government; and business
must be encouraged.
Labor papers are supposed to view
with alarm the Entertainments OF
either one side or the other in the
labor dispute; Green demands that
A. F. of L. locals keep themselves
pure and free of contamination from
CIO. Lewis threatens to invade new
territory; per capita tax still goe;
to keep salaried officials in jobs anc
Congress has forgotten that there il
a labor movement. There may be
room in the field for two nationa
organizations or there may be room
for only one but in either event
something must be done to hole
what legislation has been passed ano
to secure new legislation Of benefi
to labor.
Let CLIO and A. F. of L. bury th'
Ratchet for the time and show u
some results, then we Ear decide
which one is fit to survive.