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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlE.
FORD model coach: runs fne: D. c
inspected; Y37. Sun Motors. 955 Fla

FORD model A coach: runs fne: D. c.
ave NV. Dec. os5s. ''''' ''' Z"
HUDSON 's" 4-door custom sedan, radio
heater. etc.; private owner: Al copu.;
must sell S4S5: terms to responsible
party no CARRYING charges. Shep. a445M
HUDSON 1896 de luxe touring sedan;
finish. clean as many '3s models; we have
Immediately. ADDISON CHEVROLET, 1437
Irving st. NV. Adams 5411.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1898 4-dr. sedan. has
new-car. appearance and is mechanically
as good as new. having been driven oflls
l2,OO0 miles; original black finish, white
er and defrosters; spotless interior. Price,
S9s5. A. savings Of .s67b over new-csr
price Your 1926 Ford, Chevrolet or
Plynputh as down payment, balance In "a
months Cen be seen at steuart Motor
SITS ne Atlantic $500
i1NCoLN-zEPHYR 1898 6-passenser Sc
poth cars In best possible condition: traded
from original owners: your opportunity to
own one Oh today's most popular ears. and
well give you TOP allowance for your pres
lf07 14th NV Adams 5000
ssecia sso5, Mr Peks eis oiadaey hn MOTORS Motors
184s King st. Alex, Va Allen 5eT.
2LD5MoB11,E 1898 trunk sedan: dark blue
car: price. s7sb.' ' Warfeid Motor Sr "a. %.
tbranchl, 1907 14th NV Adams 5000
oLDsMoBILE coupe. 1897: black: low
mileage, perfect cond: radio, heater. de-
froster; spotlight; pvt. owner. Ra. o524
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BERTRAND BERNATH. Atty,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
In Re the Application Of Solomon Kafiowitx
Tor Change OF Name.-No. 2l53 Euuity
Dacc-Solomon Kaf1owitz. having filed a
name to Harry Koff. and having applied
to the Court for an order OF publication
Of the. notice required by law in such
cases It is; by the Court. this 10th day of
concerned show cause. If any there be- on
or before the 18th day of June, AID 1899.
why the prayers of said petition should
not be granted: Provided, That a COPY of
this order be published once a week for
three consecutive weeks before said day in
Washington Law Reporter and The Evening
Star Newspaper JOSEPH w. COX
Justice. tSealD true copy Test
CHARLES E. STEWART, Clerk BY JOHN
Q. BOWEN, Asst Clerk myfT2431
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ADAM A. wEscHLFR 4 SON. Auctioneers

COLLATERAL SECURITY BY, AUCTION;
in a certain collateral agreement. dated
October 4. 1894. the. note secured bein.
% IN tie Of the same nanf at the reoes
Of the holder thereof. We will sell bs public
sneton within G45 sss GF Sn
Pay Pay oIR oF nJnN 5gNE 1899; ,,;oul At TWELVE
June 2 wit PFD for OF hfs aUST houssga NoTE dSsrs Ssd
$4,000 ooI PAYABLE one year after date
vi Eth ~ intetsst at 81 per at,gus; slsnsd
n. Merrick and S1f Mary W w MMerrMieks Ne Ri sub sSb-
fysof @ Of 25 2b in HnsD DEED s g Or Ri 4n Ps
hRSHa ddadfs d6as o''9siFo PAYABLE fSns one
sssT sF srned as by v ch nsye w rnr e psr ser
@ a 60 rs s. ss%nssosss ol s
vision Of the estate Of John Daxldson. in
t%RGsT NoTF aStss sqss5 S5 a. 1Ss
s. per agnpm. sIsned :, ch.s ": Kins.
Davidson's heirs Subdivision Of D part t0'tif Of
arso DEED a o 81 hf R6 R NT T dst.a GUsTss os
tober Z. 1894, for. four thousand dollars
with interest at 81 per annun, signed by
OF trust conveying part Of original lot 10
IN SQUARE 373, in the District Of Columbia.
taining complete description OF the prop
erty conveyed, end the said collatersl
agreement. as well as the notes TO be sold.
will be exhibited for examination at the
time and place of sale. All parties in inter-
est please take notice, Terms; A cash de
post Of one-fourth % Of the sale price
ance to be paid in cash within ten Gb)
days after day of sale; otherwise deposit
the said holder and the collateral will be
resold at such time and place and daor1
such notice and terms as the said M eer
may direct
ny24.26 30-je1 Auctioneers.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

SOMETHING UNUSUAL, NATURE AT IT'S
best. on Pa acres in Pinecrest; hiRh
building site, some bottom land. a stream
cleo, telephone; restricted lacstion. miles
from Memorial Bridge; $1,000. Si0o down,
$50 mo- VERNON NJ. LYNCH e. SON, z
miles out Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
s39-W-2. Open evenings, closed Sunday.
ABOUT 20 ACRES IN THE SOUTHEAST
long frontage on D. E. line. This Is hilly.
wooded land suitable for an attractive sub
division. Price. ST 900 per acre.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1910 K st. NV Natl 1885,
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lpmbia Holding Bankruptcy court.SIn
The Matter Of THE INDEPENDENT PUB
LlSHING COMPANY. INC. a New Jersey
Gorporation: also trading as THE GEORGE
TOWN 7 Tl, PRESS 1865 Wisconsin Avenue
NV Washington, D. C.. Bankrupt In
Bankruptcy No. NOTICE TO CREDI-
TORS OF FIRST MEETING To the
Creditors of The Independent Publishing
COMPANY, Inc, New Jersey Corporation.
also trading as The GEORGETOWN Press of
lMmbIa: I'm Notice is hereby given that said
The lndependent Publishing Company. Inc
a corporation, has been duly adjudged a
bankrupt or a petition filed by it on the
10th day OF May, 1899. and that the first
ms',ing. of its creditors will be held at the
oitce Of the undersigned Referee in Bank
- ''.. - Investment Building, 18th and
K SITS NV. Washington D. C., on the 2nd
a., r. Z, 'u' 1873 at ten o'clock M at
which rlacn End time the said creditors
may s'tend, prove their claims. appoint a
trustee, appoint a committee of creditors,
examine the offcers Of the bankrupt cor
pora ion. and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting
FRED J. EDEN. Referee in Bankruptcy
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HOGAN & HNRTsoN. Attorneys.

TRcr for c0gHr 3s DsEe, oE THE II c9Sng. gSTFED
Holding a Probate Court-Re Estate Of
Fiorence Helena Butler also known as
F1ronc- H Butler DECEASED -AdmlniS-
yratIon No, ?3.S12.-ORDER FIXING NEW
DhTE FCP, TRIAL AND PROVIDING FOR
PUBLICATION The notification as to the
ira. o. the issue N the above case relating
u th0 DON cllr Of the said Florence Helena
Butler ct the time of her death having been
returneq Not to be found" as to he follow
Ing: Aileen Goreas Wrightson. Harriet F.
Stelnoerg, Relna Lawrence. Dorothea D
LAWRENCE. Mary JalSer. William Earl Am
prose. Beatrice Butler Day. Mrs Robert V
Fleming. Mrs r. w. Laidlay Helen w Lang
@mIr @ Mary \ Butler. Nola Butler Lang
! A!dminlStrsto- estate of Kenny L. Butler,
ence Merrill Jr. Louise Limoges, Ipnia
Striochi. BRYAN. Butler. Bryant A Lang
muir and Board Of Managers of the Cen
tleWomans,' League Of WASHINGTON. . C..
Il Is by the Court, this 5th day OF May
1899, ORDERED That the hearing on said
issue heretofore set for the 5th day OF
May now be continued and set down for
tflai on the 9th day Of June 1899 and
the substance Of said issue be published
once. week for four successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and twice a
week TO- the same period in the Evening
Star the substance of said issue being as
follows: Was the said Florence Helena
Butler ,s domctied in the District Of Columbia
D0N PoN s,JYt J4St,ce Seal Attest: THEoDCRE
trict OF Columbia, Clerk of the PROBATE
Coutt mvI311 "n ~ o. Al ie3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR sAlf.

ZEPHYR 1887 sedan: attractive blue
nnlsn with white-wal tires; new Ap-
please the most exactinR buyer: delivers
"a TO IL miles per salon; immacuiately
Clean IN every RESPECT: .S72E; suaranteed
easy terms. Steuart Motors. 9Th and N. Y,
ave. NV. Ma. 5000. Open evenings.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO WILL PAY
home in Chevy Chase. Md. Must contain
at least 3 bedrooms. = tile baths. living
room not less than 14x24 IT.. oil hot
water heat and garage. Owners only
Phone Mr Stribling, with j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Wis. 1870,
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick action, for sale or rent. We have
6is ttso, demand t for houses m II the vicinity of
l.. G. WHITE, INC,
TlUl Wis Ave Wis. 1900.
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-. fIIOo. q OW EN q SON,
my ~ 2s 2426, 6,29 Auctioneers
ADAM A. WEsCffLER g. SON, Auctioneers,
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING, NO. 1924 18th

TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE STORY
ST. NV
BY, virtue of deed of trust recorded
IN Liber 64S6 at folio 101 of the D. C.
party secured thereby, I viii sell at public
AUCTION at the premises, ON FRIDAY,
JUNE SECOND, 1899, AT FIVE PM, lot
33 in square 2S43
Terms of sale: One third cash over and
apoye flrst trust Of Ave thousand dollars,
at hye per cent. and balance in two equal
interest at five per cent. payable, semi
annually. or all cash at option OF pur-
chaser, A deposit of $500 required at time
OF sale Title. conveyancing and revenue
stamps at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
completed In 80 days from sale. Trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
after five days advertisement in this
newspapsr CRANDAL MACKEY.
myrd III, ,pS RI ieS
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

otDsMoBIIE sedan: looks. runs tlne: S6e;
give terms; S1b down. Owner. 1870 K. I.
model f20 excellent finish. white sids1Waij
tires. motor excellent: will give many thou
sands Of miles Of carefree service Priced
to sell at once for 1910. Packard. 34th
PACKARD 100 1887 convertible coupe
1914 North dreenbriar st.. Arllnston. Va.
Chestnut 3241.
PACKARD 1887. model lao, club sedan;
tires, spotlight, low mileage: very attrac-
tive car that will give you new-car per-
sa and II ss syery say RepnS ss Passad
PACK PACKARD ..l,' llsse' moe model laQ-B. convertible
sna seaers eondten enss.nt motor fty t,es
sts. NV Republic 0i4b. "N "
PACKARD pl,flsa 19sg sport coupe. economical g.
cream wheels. motor thoroushly checker
In our own shops and fully Guaranteed:
S5an Packard gath and SITS. NV
PLYMOUTH 1888 coupe; low miiease. per
feet shape; sacrifice. Republic 1901. '''
PLYMOUTH i,L 1895 2;door sedan, black nl-
above the average 1855 See and drive
this unusual; clean car; for only S84b
PACKARD gath and N SITS. NV. Republic
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe coupe, rumble
seat new black finish; all tires like new:
ready for any mechanical test: 3O-day
only slas Hin ribbitts LIZ hht verm5nt sar 5nt
ave NV
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THos. J. OWEN 4 son, ,AycTIoNEERs'
THE gss9ssEEh 5sG9ssssssA5ssSBs ~ ssSs
e2-96ERAJESvr eP 9ScffJE' APARTMENT SUITE
s BY psr. crssF # ,hs sct # Dssss SS Conf Of
ffs'es Wth the Of ssd I cnfporstOn au
thorizlns sale Of stock 70 satisfy defaulti
~ al Eve suSs \ sasfsn ~ % wHHbAslssSSsEr HAsl 81 oMsi M
THIRTY erfRsIT DAY OF NAY. A.b, 1asS.
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK AM. the following;
sfyfpe;d ayn g. .rfh .Gsh 0sensns to c.r hf s
ga for oil shares u TIE capital stock Of
The pnprter Incorporated. entltlIns the
nsns ownfr M N1hsrs9 VT to the occupancy of Apart
Terms: All cash over and above the out
ssm,2pnt sn,, ot Ss, 100 ,ss psya6ls February q:
Sohs Of 'sS shss maTt 5. broush m hf
s.sslsns' '' Isa'isls sasss ''sf tSs :,
q n rse affsass Po.r y hf sUs
I T; lHs s:E'I!s .
rectors, otherwise the stock may be adver-
tised and resold at the cost Of the de-
fsult,ns ~ nnrch1ssr IN advent pnrcha ser
SeDesit SeDSs a. viii BE- refunded Transfer *.
information consult 'fse Mr W Z % sirsfeld. rthe'
tTeasnrer Of The Porter. Incorporated, at
Md ''''e'S'o' |he's hase'
,o 90 > THoss j. OWEN & SON.
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers
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PROPOSALS..

TREAsgRY TIRE DEssAlF7,TMENT, PROCURE
9tfice OF the asst. director of procurement.
Puoltc Pl Buildings Branch Procurement Div,
Office until 10 am Nav 81 1858, and then
PUBLICLY opened. for furnishing the mate
riaIS ana performing the work for parti
Po. ONCE IN new. NV Washinepton hiHe N De 81 G.. e. IN
street .accordance. with the specifications
dated PB- SER, May 3. 1889, and drawings
mentioned therein; and the general condi-
and other data may be had at the Office
OF the custodian Of the building or Pro-
c9,urement Division. PUBLIC Buildings Branch.
sTnallisi6r sMashinst0n vlo,rs D C. NEAL A MELIcK'
SS9oMM5IIssIoNERs; e D. G: WASHINGTON,
received al Room go stHSf'S pstrct Building, ~
until 1000 o'clock AM June 10 1919,
IGr furnishing Projection Screens for the
pS9iG Ui sch9Sls snscos p or. G. PWA Docket DC
at r Room l 800 District Building
COMMISSIONERS. D, C, WASHINGTON,
Mas eeeved al 9s Room se3a @ bofTsf VIA be
Hn for uTn.Rns 299 efUqk pP5Ars AN oJ JuSs ~ aas
Gallanger Municipal Hospital (PWA Docket
DC 99-gg0Si. Specifications and nforma-
ton IL at Room 320, District Building
COMMISSIONERS. D. c. WASHINGTON
Ma, May = a39 Sealed proposals will be
9n oSo 9I oeo9k 80 AM DTiTIef Jane 80 Huiaas fas
for furnishinr surgical Dental and Hos
nltal Equipment for tho DIStrot Training
School. Laurel. MARYLAND PWA Docket
~ luES,tp Speclfcations and intorma
non at Room 3!O. District Building.
h-a-b
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AUCTION SALES.
Future
rHOS. j. OWEN & SON, AUCTTONEERS
l43l Eye St NV


143l Eye ST. NV.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
BUILDING KNOWN AS PREMISES NO.
-174l "K'' STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 7193, folio 331. ct
seq. Of the land records of the District
OF Columbia, and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned
trustees, will sell at public auction, in
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF MAY, A.D.
1889, AT THREE O'CLOCK PM the
following described land and premises.
situate in the District OF Columbia and
DESIGNATED as and being the east one-half
OF original lot in square 1873, said half
of said lot having front Of 80 feet on TX"
ST. by a depth OF 148 feet II inches to an
alo~
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust originally in the amount of S31 800,
reduced to S3T237.5n. further particulars
of which will be announced at time of sale;
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid in cash deposit Of $4,000 re-
quired Conveysncing recording, etc.. at
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within thirty days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion of the
H. L. MCCORMICK,
r NJ CRAVEN
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE

WILL BE SOLD. CHEVROLET SEDAN
38B27a2, at Eichberg Auction Sales. Inc,
1877 Fl st.. NV, on June T. la3a: for
STORAGE and repairs. rny2431 .1e1
THOs. j, OWEN A sON AUCTIONEERs,
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MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED.

10000 FIRST MORTGAGE. PAYABLE $50
per month at, 81 interest, ali due in ;
nearby property with 10 acreS, JUS sold
for $3.50. OWNER. Box 215-E, Star.
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

LOANS ON LATE MODEL USED AND TO
purchase new Car Low interest rate. Box
33S-H, Star. 80
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CHEVROLET 1888 de luxe town sedan;
careful handling. low mileage Nun metal
with RED trim. RADIO: Z real valuf for S6e6.
ADDISON chEvHoLET, 14s7 Ifvins St.
NV Adams 6A11
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1887 de luxe town sedan;
brand-new. tires, flexible steering wheel,
shsr s4ss body 9aSs sh Ssst 5ny todsy
irving ST. nv Adams 5411
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Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Ld1US
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FORD 1880 de luxe Fordor trunk sedaL:
in every wav; upholstery clean as new:
owned bv prominent D. c. LAWYER Mr.
Polk. Gladney Motors, 1646 King ST.
Alex Va Alex 5R7
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"psMs<ss" l5is~sl .s,ch
TO- soss. Sold ssr9old esss
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Fcfssxst fss w<<hlnxtan Gen
crafty fair Friday asxss ana s.iur-
asy vnh sonssasrshz< ehausln<~p
- N es~zsI sslnhsiy eees<s = ~
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xeHsls ssfi<nie a ssaHa sa5
straits
Rainfall IN Tsean. feF ~ -
heafs enalnx ii ; = n Fxstoy.
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stree Ian. 1. 1871 aen<x ) -
fisssnsy ~ - lnen<s Wioa a
a. m Fsssiey. ssssshw&<s 7 mpt.
hsrumstsf 81 snis ana rising
afaaiF.
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k.nafrae1n ~ : cr11u - =
r..~e1r ntlloe - 80 6<11|n@ ~
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OFFICERS HOLD
TWO JUVENILES
Crippled White Boy
and Negro Blamed
for Burglary

Two l2-ycsr-old boys. one white
and the other q Negro. were being
held by city juvenile officers FRI
day after they sssertedly admitted
connection with the burglary of a
South Tacoma home Wednesday
evening.
The lads were arrested near their
homes in the south end late Thurs
day afternoon by Capt. Fred Gard
ner and OFFICER Gus Kcrrigan OF
the juvenile department. Capt.
Gardner said when he spprehended
the white boy. he found him on
crutches and wearing a s65 wrist
watch which had been stolen from
the home of Mrs. Anna Harden at
5436 So. ] st. The boy. Gardner
said, was recovering from = broken
leg
According 10 capt. oaronef. inc
white youth acted as lookout, :"
while the Negro climbed up a
drain pipe at the home Of Mrs.
Harden, while she was absent from
her residence. Gaining entrance
to an attic window. the youth Is
said to have crawled across the
rafters, removed ceiling register
and dropped into a bedroom. Mrs.
Harden reported theft OF the wrist
watch. a gold watch chain, set
of golf clubs. flashlight and =
IS caliber revolver
The loot, valued at s166. was re-
covered, Capt. Gardner reported.
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RANDALL MEMORIAL
FUND Is ANNOUNCED

The Rev. DR.. Edwin M, Randall.
former president OF the College OF
Puget Sound who died in Seattle
Wednesday. will have memorial
it was learned here Friday.
This memorial is to take form
of a fund for Negro education, q
work in which DR.. Randall was
deeply interested. and is To be used
by the Methodist board of educa-
ton for Negroes. The family in
vited friends who might otherwise
send flowers to contribute instead
toward the fund. Remittances may
be sent to c. LeSourd. In care OF
the First-Seattle National bank.
DR.. Randalls funeral will be
held in Seattle Saturday afternoon.
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LUMBER PRODUCTION
66.8 PCT. NORMAL

Mills in Oregon and Washington,
which reported to the West Coast
Lumbermen's association for the
week ending June "a, produced
102, 1852 board feet of lumber.
At the rate of cutting at the re-
porting mills, the entire industry
produced 66.s per cent Of its aver
age weekly cut during 1926-le2s.
The new business reported taken
last week by the 143 mills was
1928. 900 board feet. Shipments
were los, 09i. 800 board feet.
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TRUCK GARDENS
ARE DOINe WELL

oLsNrts-Traek garden cfops
IN wsshsnxtnn .ncw premise Il
better yields than average the
department II agriculture rwpass.
The esniaicure acreage |. ssta-
mated ~ $50 scres. o. 10 reresnt
larger than The acreage harvested
lsss year. rAe erup u n kcs<i
eonaittor. eas somewhat ressFird
~ : msath sf ecss weather. 4
sllxhs snsrssss u indicated in me
wstermesaa acreage tais year n
Yakima valley. Aheut 90 sefes
|. producing. compared 70 80 isss
year
ne ieas tomato acreage -
estimated 81 |. zoo acres. compared
10 i.ioo acres In 1855 ard thx 10.
year average a i.tso ontcns
shc~ = pr cent deerrsse under
last year. ms~t u tAs drop nrins
IN Yakima AREA An expected M
crease ~ late nnlon acreage ~
walla wails DID not mstsfisisse.
The Yakima crop Y reported IN
excellent condition.
oreron's cantsioape and tcmsic
sereaKe~ are down this year. 10
wsternelons are apnut the sasne
and the nnien acreage y ap.
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WELFARE CLUB NO. I

General Welfare club No. will
meet Friday evening at the home
of Fred S. Lambert, 1907 So.
9th st.
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PuydNup UEU. Post
To Raise NeU FLAG
Ceremonies Include Pageant by
Auxiliary and Band Concert

He suggested to the club that
some plan be adopted whereby
swimming pool can be built as all
the youngsters now have Is
wsding pond. he also commended
the hsndicraft class for smaller
children headed by Mrs. Aaron OF
orting. A special invitation. the
speaker said. is issued TO youth
Of teen age to take advantage Of
the grounds In the evening from
until dark. Games include horse
shoes. volleyball. basketball. soft
ball. croquet and other amuse-
ments. Miss Pearl Babnick heads
the day corps of supervisors. Mar
jorie Snow and Leonard HANDLE
are in charge in the evening.
Another feature of the club
meeting was a quiz" contest by
II. B. Anderson. Captain Fred
Griffiths gave talk on The Spirit
of the Army and Navy" and Rev.
Philip Graft was taken into the
club. having transferred from Sno-
qualmie.
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors viii meet Mon
day evening at Redmen's hall with
Mrs. Thedra Hunnicutt presiding.
according to announcement.
Meet With Tacomzns
Several members of the Puyallup
Junior Women's club drove TO Ia
coma Tuesday where they attended
a meeting of the Tacoma Junior
group at "Seamont," the home Of
Mrs. George C. Franklin. On the
hostess committee were Mrs.
Newell Hunt and Mrs. Charles
Getzendaner OF the local club.
Others attending from here were
Mrs. Everett Houk, Mrs Ralph
Wetzel, Mrs. Eugene Mosier, Mrs.
George Thayer, Mrs. Edward How
ard and Mrs. Kenneth Sturdevant.
Following the meeting the party
went to Surprise lake for picnic.
Visitors From Iowa
Miss Edith Warner of Council
Bluffs. Ia. sister of Mrs. w. r.
Sandy OF PIT 4th ST., n. W.. Is
spending her week-ends with DR..
and Mrs. Sandy while attending
summer course in music and his
tory at the University OF Washing
ton. She is a teacher in the Coun-
Gil Bluffs schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Clements Of
4th ave, S. w, have as their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. James Peterson OF
Red Oak, Ia.
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TOMORROW The LAST DAY 70
GET TIE IzaPc. DISH SET FoR Z
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-07-01

Four days were required To
select a jury. The entire panel was
challenged by c. T, Mckinney, de-
Tense attorney because of i'm
proper and erroneous" instruction.