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Dfatha

TEMPLE. LESLIE L. On Tuesday. July
~, 1851 LESLIE L. TEMPLE.
Arlington National Cemetery on Mon
rangements by Fraziers.
THRIFT. SAMUEL M. On FRIDAY
Both St. NV, SAMUEL NJ. THRIFT :
Ilrtft and brother of Mrs. Arnold
Brown Of Chicago. III. Mrs. Leo Ray
OF Washington, D. c Remains resting
barton Avenue NJ. z. Church, 1881
Dumbarton ave. NV, on Tuesday
S Sqiy SO C.n at pm. Interment Rock
WALLACE. EARL. On Thursday. July
EARL WALLACE Of i4o9 w St NV.
Apt, II. He is survived by ave
brothers and two sisters. Arthur l.,
Alfred. 0del; Dolphues. Roosevelt aud
hhnniebell Wallace and Mrs Pearl
Perry Perry. six nieces. four nephews, four
uncles. six aunts. other relatives and
many friends Notice of funeral
later Services by Morrow " Wood
WOOD. ERMA l.. On Saturday. July
q. 1857. MRS. ERMA L. WOOD OF
bus Wood She also is survived By
other relatives and friends Notice
Jarvis. ~
XINGLING. MATTHEW. On Thurs
Hospital N21T 1fRi y YIN SsIFSs;0T u
81 ;'?l Io,, R St 7 9;w, beloved husband
toni and father Of John G. Yineline.
Mrs. Mary Y. Stake, Sister Mary
Teresa. R s, M Raphael A. YIns-
nne' SISTER Mary Lucy R S. M:
Mrs. Bernadette Y German, Mrs.
b nsISar snd \ w. Berry; Mrs; Joan Z:
also is survived oy ore sister Mrs.
Adelalde Walsh, and twentv-four
grandchildren. friends may call at
the De Vol Funeral Home, .224 Wis
ronsln ave. NV. after pm. Friday.
I4iy 20 REQUIEM mass viii be
at the Holy Trinity Church. 3tth
and o SIS. NV. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery IS
s6 1857 fDA NJ. Y YOUNG Of I a5S
/ st ne. beloved wife OF Samuel
Young She also is survived by
Of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
YOUNG. MARY E. Suddenly: on Fri.
S Ssy ME- IF S NARY ?} y e iAAPPO%a,s9x
10Th st. NV. beloved wife of Charles
abb A66itt, sister Of Mrs. Attic stone.
MIS- Cassie Booker. Mrs. Unice Mar
shan, Mrs. Marie Bailey. Mrs. MaSsie
Williams. MIS-. Harriet Freeman. Mrs.
Annie Wheeler, Mrs Dartethea Alb
5att' Clarence J. and George Abbltt.
tives and friends. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis
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In Mrntnrtaftt
HENSON. SOPHIA =. In lnv

HENSON, SOPHIA r. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear mother, SOPHIA Z
HENSON, who passed away ten years
ago today. July IS. Ia47
Today recalls the inem6ry
Of loved one laid 20 rest.
And those who think Of you today,
Are The ms who loved YOU best
HER DEVOTED SON. ROBERT, AND
GRANDCHIDREN
M0ZEE. NATHANIEL II. Sacred &c
the memory Of cur dear husba md
and father; NATHANIEL IA MOZEE
one year ago todRy, July % 1865
We cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath the chastrh!ne rod;
one must be frSt out let US ell
Prepare TO meet cur God
LOVING WIFE. RUTH B MO1EE
DEVOTED SONS. CLIFTON AND
VERNON N MOZEE
lbs memory ' Of MRS. Ethel R
MURRAY, who passed away five years
God saw the road was getting rough
And found it hard TO climb.
SO He closed thy weary ewes
And whispered Peace be thinne,'
SMITH. FIRST sERGT. WILLIAM II
sE sSTy william s eMSiPfRo' who iF ~
me six years ago 'odav. July %, | ISL
when things go wrong as they often
do
Ny thoughts always go back to YOU
Remembering your smile and our
happy DAYS.
Gives me aith and hope in many
ways
SO until my life in this world Is
through,
will aiwsys keep on remembering
you
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY
THOMAS. MARY LOUISE. In very
sad but loving memory Of or be-
loved mother and grandmother;
MARY LOUISE THOMAS VINO passed
away four wears ago today, july rs,
1858
Somewhere back OF the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife,
Our loved one Is sveetlv resting
In that land where there is no
nignt.
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
OF one whom We lov.e and will never
DEyoTEDLY ELTON AND EDITH.
WILMA AND ELTON ~
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George S. Pope, Engineer
For Bureau of Mines Was rs

George S. Pope, rs, retired
chief engineer Of the Bureau
Of Mines, died yesterday Of a
heart attack while working in
his garden at 5000 Lowell street
NV.
Mr.. Pope was known around
his neighborhood-both by peo-
pie and birds-as q kindly
gentleman who always had time
to lend a helping hand.
His double garage was filled
with scooters and wagons and
other toys that were in con-
slant need of repair by children
in his area.
And the birds and squirrels
knew him so well for his gifts
of raisins. peanuts and Wild
bird seeds that they climbed
upon his knee. In his flock of
wild birds were cardinals and
blue jays and hooking birds.
Mr.. Pope was born in Kane,
Ill. He was graduated in 1906
from the University of Illinois
with a degree in civil engineer
ing. He received another degree
from George Washington Uni
versity.
In 1906 he Joined the staff
OF the Bureau of Geological
Survey but he spent most of
his SO years in the Government
with the Bureau of Mines.
Before he retired in 1912. Mr..
Pope was sent to Panama as
consultant to the government
there on coal problems. He was
the author of six Government
publications on fuel.
Golf Champion
Mr.. Pope was a member of
the Shrine, Psi Epsilon Frater-
nifty and several engineering
societies. He attended National
City Christian Church.
Mr.. Pope formerly held golf
championships in the senior
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services bY Chamber
In Mrnnriain

BARBER, CHARLES TURNER. In Iov-
ing remembrance of CHARLES
Turner BARBER who departed this
lie july IS. 1865.
He was last to come and first IA On
Within some fifty years or so
But oh, the Joys he broueht ux
Inc dear deliehts he taught us
are wonderful TO know.
As long as hearts remember.
-, AS long as dear ones care
We cannot lose the ones we love.
Ihey are with US everywhere
HIS BROTHER In Charles County
MS SISTERS AND MOTHER ~
Maple Dene. Silver Spring. Nd
DORSEY. ADELL. In sad but loving
memory Of our devoted wife and
moth5f' ABEL DORSEY. who de-
parted TINS lie four years ago To-Day.
July IS ra13
She Is not dead. out iuSt aWay,
q, beyond all grief and main
She walks the BRIGHT celestial wav.
Earth 5 loss is Heavens SAN
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND SONS
FORD. JOSEPH MORRIS. In loving
memory OF Nour devoted husband
isIher and grandfather JOSFPU
MORRIS FORD. rho passed away
niteen Years aeo. july 81 1912.
Precious memories remain alwavs
WIFE; LOUISE FORD. DAUGHTER,
EMMA CHRISTIAN: GRAN
DAUGHTER. IsADORE BANKS
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Charles Hoffbuuer,
Did Richmond MuruIs

BOSTON. July q (R.-
Charles Hoffbauer. 81, interna-
tionally known artist whose
murals are in public and pri-
vate buildings throughout the
United States and Europe. died
here Friday.
Mr.. Hoffbauer. who main
tanned homes in Boston and in
the artists colony at Rockport,
painted the murals in the Con-
federate Museum at Richmond.
Va. II is one of his best known
works
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Jacques Bordoc,
Retired Banker

Jacques Bardac. s., retired
French banker who was at
tached to the French Embassy
at the end of World War 1,
died Friday night in Paris,
friends have learned yesterday.
A frequent visitor to Ameri-
ca, Mr.. Bardac was in Wash
ington as a house guest of
Danish Ambassador Henrik de
Kaufman only a few months
ago.
He spent many years in
China, where he was with the
French-Chinese bank. and re-
tired in 1854 as manager OF
the Bank of Indo-China in
San Francisco.
Mr.. Bardac is survived by
his widow, the former Mary
Clare Cottman of Baltimore.
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in 1918, and three sisters, Mrs.
Arnold Brand, Oak Park, ILL.,:
Mrs. Leo Raywid, 4535 Window
place NV. and Miss Virginia
Thrift, Bethesda.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Dumbarton Az
enue Methodist Church, 3131
Dumbarton avenue NV. Buri-
al will be in Rock Creek Gene
terV.
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CEMETERY LOTS

2 BEAUTIIUL SITES. National Ne.
mora Park mus sel immediate
viii sacriiice Ar 7.4lB4
s.PLACL CEMEIERN LOI National
Memorial Para located between ioun.
tan And singing tower, ftASonabIe
Cal "a IDOL
: CRYPTs, Fort Lincoln Cemetery
must sell UN 4-iUOS
ROCKVILLE CEMETERY. one OF the
oldest N Montgomery County i
SITES, Sls1 50 sites, $50. terms
Gafden 4-S6UO
MAUSOLECM, Natl Mem. PARK. 4
cINpA, ne mall must sell. MAKE
oier ~ assu65
CEMETERY LOT. No is.asBl. IN
eeaut National Memorials Patk. Fails
SnslSh. Eill seb a. sae. Gail u
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neral home. 4217 Ninth street
NV. Burial will be in King
David Memorial Garden. The
family requests that any tokens
Of sympathy be in the form of
contributions to the Nursing
Fund of the Hebrew Home for
the Aged.
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MARGARET HALIFAX.
Recording Secretary
,NNNEn MeEENnREE n

ReCOrdllR secretary
SKINNER. MekENDREE P. on Fri
day. july 20 1876, at GEORGETOWN
Universitv Hospital. McKENDREE p
SKINNER OF lSuu Upton ID. NV.
beloved husband OF Jane Bradshaw
Skinner, father Of Walter. McKendree
and John 9 skinner son. Of MIS- J.
Leigh Skinner, brother OF BENJAMIN
$. skinner and Anna Starihs Friends
NAV call a. the above residence after
y m Monday PRAYERS Al his resi-
denee on Tuesday, July 80. al $3.50
m Requiem Mass al the church
OF the Annunciation At 10 am Rela.
t.lcs and friends invited ln'ermcnt
Fort Lincoln Cemetery
SMITH HATTIE. on Friday. July 20.
49, ln.2tis ~ treegmen' Hospital MRS
William NJ Helyon + Milton Medas'iii
ana Henry Smith, Also STRIVING are
many other relatives ana friends
Aitet N MONDAY. July 20 friends
neral Home ! 18th and Florida ave
y W. where services will be held on
TUESDAY July 80, al pm The Rev
shelton Rocks oficiating intermeni
srENCER, GERTRuDE CoNKLIN. On
Friday, july 20, 1851, at Doctors
hospltal; GERTRUDE coNKIIN
SPENCER OF 54l5 Connecticut ave
nv beloved wife Of the late Alexlus
ard karrick Spencer and sister Of
Mrs Jane Conklin Decker. Services
AZ the 5 II Hines Co Funeral Home.
1901 lAih ~ nv on Monday July
~, AZ pm parking iacllitiesi
lntetment private
sTEINEM. Julia L. on saturday.
July -. 1881, JULIA l. sTEiNEM
OF iiUl 18TH ST. NV mother Of
Lester n Steinem and grandmothef
Of Everett J Steinem Friends may
cal Al GawlerS Chapel 1906 IA
ave NV tcourteSy parking oppositeI.
Nnere services Will be neid uu Mon
DAY JulE ~ al l0'Bu an In.
tefment Washington HcpfeR Codfre.
gation Cemetery -
,NtLNEN. JOHN ". on Friday. yuly
20, lHaf, III the FairNieW parK I0s.
pltal legeland Ohio John M
SWEENEY Of lsO3q t.ogeWatef d.
LakeN pod, Ohio formerly Of Arms
ton. Va bt.oyed husband ~ Inc
late Eugenla A sweeney father Of
RAYMOND, walker 6nu warren sNee.
ney sister Mary iieen r Al
Mrs Albert !. cyr ana Ms Tbelna
) Breeder Ffisnds NAV cali A
ne Ives Funeral Home. -s45 Wilson
SUNDAY Jgly = Mass vii Be Of.
fered on fussdHy. July 30 a. . ID
an At 81 Chariss Catholic Charrh.
biua North Nstn.ngton blvd Arlins.
ton, Va Tor the tepo " his sou
lntsrment St. MAYS Cemetery. Aie1.
Anglia. We, ~
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1nurilinn

RUBIN. FREDA. There will be an
unyeiling OF memorial to the
memory Of ,he late FREDA RUBIN
At he Washington Heh-ew Conerega-
ton Cemetery on Sunday August 4,
la57 at pm; Relatives and
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Dratha

ADtMS. JENNIE l. On SATURDAY.
July -, 1857; JENNIE l. ADAMS:
10 Betty L. Bushong and John R.
Adams. also grandchildren and great
RfIndchildren. Friends may call AZ
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th and
ists ' viii &c held on Monday. July 90
att pm. lnterment private.
ATKINS. EDITH AMELIA. On Fri
DC Edith AMELIA ATKINS Of
30s North Edgewood st, Arlington,
s SflGSed m Stf 81 81 ,ps Thomas sf Ay
Atkins Of Fairfax, Va. and sister Of
MIs olSa Heap OF Chevy Chase;
Ne Miss Ester s.Shl End Hs Iid
Carl stohl OF Buffalo, N. y: grand-
mother OF Kenneth and Pamela @.
Atkins Friends may call az me
LY Funeral lTsi0r HONE I S.r. t Wl,sG N
Is,yiess win be held U on Tgesd AZ.
iiSkton National Cemetery 20
% Ser, BARNETT On SATURDAY !,
o&seg South Ivy St; ATlinston; Va.
sEkcr Friends NAV cali al the Robert
ANMattingly Funeral Home, l3l lth
AZ Sc where services will be held
ca Tuesday. July 30. at 1915 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
tarnent Arlington National Gene
nA1KER. GILBERT .. OF wsshlns,on,
~ c on july 90 1857 GILBERT
FeBARKER. father OF Mrs. Beatrice
Rrennan OF Pasadena, Calf. grand-
fsfher OF Barbara and Douslas Bren.
nan Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 81; I'm st Sn s on Tu %ssS
inston National Cemetery. 30
RARsKY. NORTON. Suddenly, on
"wednesday. July -, 1857, IN Thomas
vile Ca, NORTON BARSKY, be-
loved husband OF Joan Annette BAR
sky. He also is survived by mis-
parents. Edna and William Barsky
' n.n MIS- asE SHIRE, .nd Rek brs,s ssd
Harvey Barsky. Funeral services At
the Bernard DanEensky a Sons Fu.
neral Home, 1901 18th St, NV.
on sunday, July IS. at am.
lntsrment a. the Georse WASHING
Sins lS slS St m nW In isa Of fio Ssfs
the family suggests that eontribu-
tons may be made to the Trees for
B4RTos. LApAMIR c. on Friday
iSbSAMfiR T. sI sARrosS 81 1eo s0 %iSa
ct aEs R Per-. M: Nd beloved . hSs
ssrt Esa'T Brother W Ms. Sf BIaneh.
Buresh. Mrs. VloSta Sourchek and
Jaro Bartos Services At the. s, H
Hines Co. Funeral Home, ss0l IAN
iaon mn on par sssaAy t.ei 1Hs 81 In!
tsrment Arlinston National Cemetery
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of Thanks in
The Sfor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any Other woy
Not only is il o eroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who how sent
florol tributes but also eourteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the many to whom o per-
sonol note OF thonks cannot veil be
mailed or whose names ond cd.
dresses ore not known Insertion OF
o cord Of thonks may be orruneed
BY telephone to The Stor ST
$4,000
The Evening and Sunday Sio'
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c. SKATER, INC.

Expressive Fiorial rrihutes ModerAtsiy
priced Open daily sun holioays
Phone orders also accepted $50 10 y
Ma e-0io6.
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SIG n 81 NE II 3-AkRO
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Malvan & Schey Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A24 r St NV. NO. 7-Ol33
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prafhs
BARTOS. IAnAMIR r

BARTOS, LADAMIR c. A special COM
a munication OF Pentalpha
N Lodge Number %. F.AAM
~ is called for Z pm. Mon
WAA day. July -, 1857, for the
N~ purpose OF conducting Ma
WI sonic burial services for
our late brother LADAMIR
OTTO D. PAUGH. Master.
r FRANK KIMMEL. Secretary.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNkRAI DIRECTORS
eth o. and Mass Ave Nh II $4,000
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SihMS. HARRIET. Oficers and mem
- bers OF Columbia RebeEah Lodge
~ No. 81. l. o. O. are hereby
notified OF the sudden death OF
III our late sister HARRIET
SlMMS OF 64u3 st MARYLAND
w Park, Mo Remains resting at
~ the Gaseh Funeral Home
Hyattsville, Nd. BY order Of
ELLA MAE HARRIS,
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sIMMs HARRRRfHEETpTF ' Adlglan, rs
ssTI,,d1ssIvs, July ~, 1885,, HARRIET A
Park Md. beloved wife Of the late
William Joseph Slmms. mother of
Grace Poore. katherine Puleo and
william Joseph Simms Services al
timote ave. HyattSville. Nd on
Monday, July 80. At . 80 M. Rela-
yves and trends invited inter
ment Addison ChaIe Cemetery
'AleAandria, Va. papers please copy
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MACINTOSH. LAvENIA T. on satur.

uactN iOSh' l.ANtNIA Il. on Satur-
s MactN 10y !, l Rs IA LA ASdi'a
hyattsyllle, Mo beloved vie OF the
late EDWARD | Mae lntoSp, mother
OF Mrs Isabelle n Cox, Mrs Inel
NJ Bryan ana Levin NJ Macintosh
she also is survived BY nye grand
children Friends may call AZ the
Nalley Funeral Home 3aUu RhCde
Island ave At Eastern ave ne
where services will be held on Tues
uay, july 80, at 10 am Relatives
and friends invited. lnterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. %
MORGAN. MAMIE. on Wednesday
July -, 1857, MAMIE MORGAN
By devoted iriend Mrs Grace
kaley. three gooehlldren and many
s s,heI ir'e i,5s AFTER y noon
call al the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island ave NV
where funeral services will be held
on MONDAY, July ~, al pm. the
Rev William X Brown cfficiatine
interment Lincoln Memorial Gene.
MORGAN. MAMIE A. oneen and
members OF the Bureau Relief As
ISOLATION OF the Bureau OF Engraving
and printing are herepy nutifed Of
the death Of our late member. MA.
ME A. MORGAN Funeral On
Monday. july ~, 1857, at pm
-. ROBERT TATE. President
LILLIAN L HON LAND, Pin Secy
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051, at Hadley Memorial Hospital,
ALBERT JONES Of 10 Hickman ST
Sc, beloved husband OF Bertha r.
Jones. brother oil Mrs. LIZZIE Mason,
Mrs. Alberta Kelley and Mrs Nettie
Banks. brother-ln-lsw Of Mrs Mag
gle l. Newman the Rev. George
Mason and Harry Banks. He also
leaves other relatives and friends
The late Mr. Jones will rest al the
above residence after 3 pm Mon
day, July - Funeral services on
Tuesday, July 81. at the Florida
Avenue Baptist Churen at pm,
the Rev RoUsIt Rollins officiating
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
tery. ServIceS ny aleMarL. -
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Years Traffic Toll
Hits 20 Here as
u. S. Worker Dies

Washington's goth traffic IA
tally of 1857 was recorded early
today when a 6l-year-old Gov
eminent worker, who was in
1ured March 81. died in Casualty
Hospital.
Jarrett B. Lee, Of 1ll7 Lamont
street NV. a supply clerk for
the Internal Revenue Service.
died Of injuries suffered when
the car he was driving crashed
into a railroad overpass abut-
lment in the 500 block of Rhode
Island avenue NE.
Twenty-six traffic deaths were
recorded at this time last year.
In another accident here,
Thomas A. Chittams, %, OF IL
Charming street NE. was crit
ically injured when he stepped
yesterday from loading plat
form in the 1000 block Rhode
Island avenue NE. into the path
Of an oncoming car.
He was admitted to d. C..
General Hospital with possible
skull fracture.
The driver OF the car involved
Thomas r. Watts, 35. of 1905
Madison street, Hyattsville, was
moving east when the accident
took place.
A corporation counsels hear
ing in the case has been set for
August Is.
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HpTN II w, s5,40 TruHteeF.
1HOS. J. OWEN a son. Auctioneers.
III q 81. NV.

iyEaycsnl Nf oF sStE OF Eoc yAhHSH IN
THE WEST SIDE OF FOURTH
ssihs w nn R'EEdw s,TsSrrp oU1 p,I
Ssitlr FOURTH STREET NORTH
BY virtue Of y certain deed Of trust
duly recorded II Liber No OS1S.
Folio ~ ct SEQ, OF the land rec
ords Of The District Of Columbia.
s sna ~ e, ,hs,l Tse9ne,, Of Ne party
trustees Will sell, at public auction,
DAY. THE TWEkTY.sEcoNDS DAY
oF ,A IIs,IL nAD. 1857 At THREE
in he District Of Columbia and
desipnated as and .peine Lot 20 IN
Square 1904 IN Marden'S subdivi-
slon Of Central Addition" as per
plat recorded In the once OF The
surveyor for the District OF. Column
par, Of Lot So n in Reed Y' and G others y
subdivision OF lots IN Square Jh5i.
as per plat recorded In the once
of the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia, In. .Liber 20 at Folio
mo described by metes and bounds
s saa nov Ss, known as Lot 500 In
TERMS sold subject TO prior
Tor Spproximstsiy ss'csS.i0: tIr.
ther particulars Of which will lie
announced AZ time Of sale: the pur-
paid In cash. deposit Of $500
required. Conveyancins. recording,
etc At purchasers cost. ADJUST
ments made as OF date OF sale
Terms 20 be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit for.
feited ana the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis.
erection 81 the trustees.
CHARLES \ MITCHELL.
ROBERT W. kIDWELL.
apii.iJ.lb.17.20 Trustees.
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YOUR LANDSCAPE
Planter Box Needs
Mossed Greenev

jumpers. Globe and Siberian
|Arborvitae, Brevifolia, Hicks and
Browns yews. OF the broad leaf
kinds. dwarf varieties Of holly,
Iazalea, mahonia. Euonym u S
Ierecta and Daphne cneorum
work quite well. These are all
valuable garden plants and as
they outgrow the container they
may be transferred to permanent
Locations in your yard.
A good soil for the planter is
Ia mixture of equal parts garden
loan. peat moss and sand. Good
SUBJ drainage is needed for the
plants and also to prevent the
water from freezing in the winter
and cracking the planter walls.
Booklets Available
Booklets available at cost. Tc
receive any one of the following
write me at 90 East Madison
street. Chicago 8. inclosing a
self-addressed. stamped envelope
and the requested amount OF
money. The prices are: Orna-
mental Shrubs for the Small
Home. 20 cents in coin: Decidu-
GUS Trees for the Small Home
20 cents in coin; Coniferous
Evergreens. 10 cents In coin;
Pruning Trees. Shrubs and Ever
green's. 10 cents in coin. To re-
ceive all four, inclose a large
self-addreSsed envelope with q
Scent stamp and so cents ir
coin.
Free reader service: Mr.. Gil
bert will help readers plan their
paintings If they inclose a photo
graph OF their house and a
scaled drawing OF not less than
Is feet to the inch. The drawing
should show the front yard. 10,
boundaries. walks. drive anc
points of the compass. Requests
should be addressed to him al
the address above and must BE-
accompanied by a self-addresseo
stamped envelope.
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BY B. LEROY GILBERT

Whether your planter is large
or small, always fill 1t with dwarf
evergreens and then crowd flow
ering plants into every vacant
spot until it appears to be run
ming over.
II you can see the outline of
individual specimens the box
Is underplanted and lacks the
effect of massed greenery needed
to make it attractive.
When the crowding is done
with tender annual flowers,
there is no damage to perma-
nent materials and the planter
becomes colorful small garden.
Few perennials are suitable
for Towering interest as their
blooming period is too short and
they require more space than
the area affords. Use types like
begonias. petunias. coleus, an
nual phlox. lobelia, annual peri
Wrinkle, Dusty Miller, etc. These
may be purchased as well-devel-
oped potted plants from the
florist and, when freezing
weather kills them. replace with
evergreen branches and twigs of
bright-colored berries.
Seek Small Perennials
Permanent paintings should be
selected from those materials of
a dwarf. compact nature. These
are available in either upright
ballshaped or spreading forms.
Use as great variety as possible
to give the top line of your plant
ing interesting contour and COM
position.
There are also trailing kinds
such as ivy and hardy myrtle for
edgings to cascade over the sides
and relieve harsh masonry sur
faces.
For the main body OF your
paintings, good needle-type ever
greens are: Savins and Andorra