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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Ten homcsoekers arrived Thursday.
Seitz & Mead received another carload Of
lumber this week.
Miss Ellen Foster leaves today for Ration
to visit her father.
Judge Moriarty leaves today for a trip to
various points in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson made an overland
trip to Santa Fe this week.
Clarence wallace left Yesterday for Kan
sas to look after his wheat crop.
Light Townsend returned Thursday from
Estancia. where he went as a witness.
Messrs. Bone, Cobb and Miss McGie made
a business trip to Estancia Wednesday.
Deputy Sheriff Jake Wooster made trip
to Palma Tuesday ON official business.
The scltz children, who were quite sick
the first Of this week. are much better.
j. f. Axtel VI Anthony. Kas. arrived
Thursday and viii locate near Moriarty.
G. W. Sharon is building a new house fer
Harry Kelley on his claim in section e.
Charles Seaman and W. NJ Hughes made
an overland trip to Albuquerque this week.
Mrs. Mildly aud children leave today for
a two months visit with relatives in Mis-
souri,
J. w. Harlem returned yesterday from
Las Cruces. where he was looking for a
location.
G E. small proprietor Of the Phoenix
hotel has this week rented the new wal
ker hotel
Light Townsend has sublet the mail car
rying contract from Moriarty 10 Palma to
Juan Abeyta.
Dr. Bartlett and wife and Misses Alter
and spangler were Sightseeing at Albu-
auerque this week.
]. Parrett left this week for Kansas,
where he will buy up a ear Of good horses
Zoo th. p,arkpf at Yuma. AriT
Mesdames Van stone and Motion. Of Es-
tancis. we're visiting Moriarty friends Mon
day prior TO departing Tor california Thurs
da.
At the rabbit chase on Tuesday. }. r.
KELLEY. Of Estaucia. had the misfortune To
get his horse killed and several Of his ribs
and a collar bone broken.
ON Tuesday. +. J.. Barks, by the aid Of q
repi.yin suit. recovered a horse which dis
appeared 4 year and a half ago Lorencia
Candeiaro. in whose possession the animal
was found. was reimbursed by .Todosa Saw
edra who had made the sale. The mount
Cd police have taken Up the case.
4 very pretty wedding occurred wednes-
dav evening At Mt vernon ranch. which
united in marriage Stella May and A j.
Rurress Of Lamy. Rev. Mr. Brodis Off
,atinr The ceremony was witnessed by
mo relatives and q ven Few friends. after
which about thirty young people Joined the
.revd ana Dartook q the refreshments and
snsoyed a dance Ia honor of the occasion
The contracting parties are excellent young
peopie and have a host o. friends 90 wish
hem much happiness.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
COMMERCIAL CLUB
Is ORGANIZED
IN MOR|ARTy
Seventeen Charter Members
Enrolled in New Organization
in HuStIing EStancia Valley
ToWn--M oriarty Notes,
Especial Correspondence Morning you,ualJ

Especial Correspondence Morning JOURNAL
Moriarty, n. NJ. June 22.-The town Of
Moriarty has again demonstrated that It is
right up to date and full Of boosters by
organizing a full-fledged commercial club,
which will leg for all it is worth in tho
interests Of a greater Moriarty. The club
starts Off with a charter membership Of
seven+een Of Moriarty's best business men.
and will Increase its membership roll rap
idly. The club will hold its next meeting
June "a. It has already laid plans Of cam
paign. Among the things il win go after
are another big mercantile house. a brick
yard, a bank, a railroad to Albuquerque aud
some other enterprises Of equal impor-
lance.
The following officers were elected to
serve the first six months: q. b. Bone,
president; W. NJ Hughes; vice president:
Claud Fisher. treasurer; S. X. Rush. sec
ietar..
The following committees were appointed,
with Instructions to act:
Ways and Mesns-H. $. Cobb. e. c. Small
and Robert Montoya.
Auditing-w W. Parkinson. w. l.. VIM
berly and J. o. Pile.
Advertising and Publicity. l.. Crossley,
c. b. Seaman and S. X. Rush.
Immigration-Claud Fisher. n. S. Cobb
and Denis White.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
Notice for Publication.

Department Of tho Interior. Land OF
flee al Santa lce, N. M. May 20,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Pedro
b. Garcia, of Albuquerque, n. NJ, has
filed notice of his intention to make
final five year proof IN support OF his
claim, viz Homestead entry No.
lt24S. made May 8, 1907, for the
Sia, NWA. and Ni6, SWl4. section 4,
township 10 n. range 6 T.. and that
said proof WIFI be made before IT. w.
S. Otero, United States Court Com
missioner, at Albuquerque. N. NJ, on
July s. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove HIS continuous residence
anon and cultivation Of the land. viz,
Elautetio Chavez, Dario Chavez. Sera-
fin Gonzales, Bivian Garcia y Mares,
all of Albuquerque, n. NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO, Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24


hst OF speakers prepared by the comrilte:'
lells the story, for among them all IN th'
three days program, does not topcar 4
single name OF a man known TO be in Il
least DIT In favor Of the presidents policy
out on the contrary were well known to hf
the most violent and bitter enem 'cs II his
plans in all the United states.
Delegates are asking why men like SIN
ator Burkett' the author Of the Burketi
land lease bill; Senator Warren. Of Wyom-
lngi Senator Reed Smoot. Of Utah, ard
many other well known western men wle
were present at the convention. were ~
placed on the program.
They are asking why men from oil over
the west were called here to tell the en-.
sress what We most desired In the way Of
iahd control to instruct through the mcc''
ing these members Of the house and senate
as to their duties, were not allowed TO sey
a word while the whole meeting, or at
least 30 per cent. Of the talking, came
from the threats OF these very senate rs
and congressman whom We supposed came
to learn and not instruct,
or course no ono denied them a right to
be heard II they wished to Sioux, but WI
ar how does 1t happen that -n'y' and 'hey
only, spoke who we're against The presl-
dents land policy?
But anyhow the who'e lhlHg mas d"ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Department OF the Interior. Land or
flee at Santa Fe, n NJ, May 2S,
1907.
Notice is hereby given that Eduar-
do Macs. OF Peralta, n, NJ, has flied
notice OF his intention to make final
five year proof in support of his
claim. viz: Homestead entry No,
6069. made April 10, 1902, for the
NEh, section s, township 6 n, range
4 Il, and that said proof viii be made
before H.. W S. Otcro. United States
Court Commissioner. at Albuquerque,
~ NJ, on July 8. 1907.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of the land, viz:
Manuel Macs, CBudelario Moya, Filo-
mono Martinez, Mariana Pcrea, all of
Pcralta, n NJ.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
Nnllrc for pmhlirnhnn.

Department Of the Interior. Land or
flee at Santa Fe, N, NJ, May 20,
1907.
Notice IS hereby given that Elautc-
rio Chavez. OF Alhuqucruuc. n NJ.
has filed notice OF his intention 20
make final five year proof In support
Of his claim, VIZ: Homestead entry
No. 1t249, made May B., 1907, for the
SEl4. section 4, township 10 n, range
6 e, and that said proof viii be made
before II. w S. Otero, United states
Court Commissioners, at Albuquerque,
N. NJ, ON July 9, 1907.
He names the following witnesses
10 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of the land, viz.
Pedro T.. Garcia, Dario Chavez. Sera-
fin Gonzales. Rivian Garcia y Mares.
all Of Albuquerque. n. M.
MANUEL r. OTERO. Register.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24
LOUDON'S GUARANTEED PURE
ACE CREAM AT VANN'S.


Department Of the Interior. Land Of
flee at Santa Fe, ". NJ, May 2S.
1907.
Notice Is hereby given that Jesus
Anaya. OF old Albuquerque, N. NJ.
has filed notice Of his intention to
make ttnal five year proof in support
OF his claim, viz: Homestead entry
No. SIG. made December G, 1904. for
the EH, NEh. ana Eia, sen, section
s, township 3 n, range II w. and that
said proof Mil be made before II. w.
$. Otero, United states Court Com
missioner. at Albuquerque, N. NJ, on
July 6. 1907.
lie names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation Of the land. viz:
Fcliciano Chavez. Juan AnalIa. Felipe
Herrera, Florencio Mares. all Of Atris-
co, N. NJ.
MANUEL r. O11GRO. Register
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-06-24

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that l had many
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Wood, Ind. Il took treatment with
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"You should have heard Knox roasting
Huskie last night, He used some pretty
hard words.
Yes. but they didn't seem so hard to
KNOX last night as they did this morning. g"
How do you mean"
"He had to eat them this morning.
Catholic Standard and Times.
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The Aristoerat.

This, / suppose, said the visitor, lis the
musket carried by your great-grandfather IN
the Revolution"
THAT was his gun" replied Cadley Nu-
ritch, pompously, but he didn't carry It,
His man did that for him. Of COURSE
Philadelphia Press.
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umnq.
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The very best Of Kansas city Beef and
Mutton az Emil kLEINwoRles. II2 North
Third street.
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The world is full Of odd and curious
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solid Color Lawn Petticoats. values up To $1-5O, for5Oc
Check Peruale Pctucoats. exception value fpr.... 55c
Bingham Pcttcoats. checks and stripes, splendid val 81
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SALE OE WRAPPERS, KIMONOS AND
HOUSE DRESSES. PETTICOATS
See Our Window Display,

SET OhE W ilNbN iii7IlitNs
our entire stock divided into lot
numbers for easy choosing. and
the prices for the garment
ready made to wear is less than
YOU can buy the material TO
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Lot No. Give you choice
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long. Sale Price only ..... soc
Lot no. Gives you the
choice OF percale wrappers and
kimouos full length and made
ufll. selling regularly at St.25.
Sale Price -............,.7 zoe
Lot No. Gives you the
choice of %percdle house gowns
made iu two pieces and can be
worn separately. usually selling
for $50. sale Price 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

this Representative body should give
expression TO Its sense OF loss and re-
cord some adequate testimonial to the
distinguished and faithful service Of
Colonel Cutshaw; therefore. be 1t
Resolved by the Council Of the city
OF Richmond. That in the death OF the
Engineer the city OF Richmond has
lost an officer whose life and service
was constant example OF fidelity.
efficiency. energy and devotion to duty:
man OF heroic mold. who bore with
un1inching courage the burden OF hon
orable wounds, sharp Affections and
great responsibilities, and with the re-
naming strength OF his great heart
cheerfully advised. comforted and en-
,couraged those who in perplexity
sought his wisdom and strength. His
accomplishments. his great ability. his
untiring energy and ceaseless ,labors
entttle him to be recognized as the most
able and influential officer the city has
; known IN all It's history.
70. Prepared by education and train.
ing FOR the duties OF soldier. he re-
sponded to the Call OF his native Stata.
joined the Amy. served with galiantrv
and distinction, received recognition
and promotion. was sorely wounded.
but survived to earn rev honors In
| mis- chosen profession in civil life.
Coming to tne city Of Richmond with
the Endorsement Of General Lee. Of
Commodore Maury and Of Stonewall
Jackson. he secured and maintained
for more than thirty years the un-
shaken con-.Aence of this entire COM
lmunity Our streets and parks. our pub
lie buildings. and Our readiness In every
direction for tire developments OF the
future all testify TO his faithful. loving
and intelligent devotion to the duties
for which he was recommended Future
/ years will reveal the care and wisdom
with whtch he planned for til. public
Egood. and the comfort and prosperity
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

ward he returned to this city ani
again embarked in the commission
business. Owing to III health he re-.
!inquished an active participation in
business affairs about two years az,
Mr.. Perry was past commander OF
r. e. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
being prominent and efficient mem :
Der OF that organization, His funeral
will occur Monday mornln- At -
o'clock, at his home.
Mrs. Martha A. Garner.
TAILS CHURCH.sVA VA, December Fl.
ms funeral. OF Mrs. Martha A.. Car
ner took place here yesterday from
the Methodist EpIsco pal Church. South
Mrs. Garner died on Wednesday. In her
eighty first year. She was one of the
Oldest residents OF this place. and had
a large connection. She Is survived by
three sons and three daughters
George Thomas. Of New York; Luclan
G., Of the War Department, and John
William. attorney, Washington, ano
Mrs. Sophia Swift, OF Vancouver. B. q.
Miss Emma j. Garner and Miss Margie
o. Tia. nee, OF Fans Chu.ch.
The pall-bearers we're Mrs. Garner's
randsons--Lucian. Thomas and Altar
Garner, 4, Feed Swift and William anc
Charles Davis ss
The ssrylces were conducted by Rev
IA L. Kibler. assisted by Rev.ySM, sum
mervlll.lo OF the Episcopal Church,
pr. Charles Edward LiDpltt.
especial toalhe mas-pispateengls,,
VINO HESTER. VA, peeeMberg ai, :,
Following an illness "a Week ~, ~
Charles Edward Linpltt, one OF ths
leading citizens OF Clarke county. ans
pron,inen, as FARMER and land eWntr
died al - O'clock. last night AZ NJ
home. Wilmington" near Rerryyilie
Dr.. Lippitt was In tho ssYenty-nlntl
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This organization will attend the
funeral services, OF which due mo-
tice will be. given.
The first sergeant will detail
the necessary number of men to
act as guard OF honor over the
remains from this date until the
hour OF the funeral.
By order: WAL NJ. MYERS.
Captain Commando
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

His death Is distinctive loss to
this organization. His long faith
full and efficient service. marked by
the fidelity with. which he has dis
charged every trust. and his devo-
ton to this organization has for
years been pointed out as an Ideal
to which any recruit might strive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
DEATHS.

cowARp1N.-D.ed. Saturday psc en-, L
Il. CoWARDIN,.so son Of the late W. IL
Cowa.din. in the sixty-toErth year
OF his age. 4 y III 49,
Funeral notice later.
Baltimore and Montgomery papers.
please copy
~, 1907 JOSEPHINE LIZ. q = r.
widow Of Thomas NJ. Hewitt. and
daughter OF Joseph and Mary a. a.
S, tSf@ ~ sa,asS en sss
Lf psasmos9 18TH IN M qsafs M1SNiE
LEETE, wife Of the late Clarence M,s
Leete, who died here last March, and
m mestie s 81 nee teacher in the public
schools of this city
LqGHIp ,sds, his s,5 rzs'danc Tr,a ~
BEREADo LUcHI, in the thirty
seventh year OF his age.
The funeral will take place rro g,
t tssn sas5ed AsRHs Sssnsesa
Interment In Mt. Calvary cemetery
L1GGAN.-pied. December goth; at ais
T. logan X = IL
Funeral from Christ Church THIS
EVENING Sunday at 1850 o'clock.
Friends and acquainrances invited to
attend. 8,s "
LIPscoMB. Died. Monday. the 9thg3
POWER LIPSCOMH, wife OF Frank
P. Ltpscomb. OF 22c6 Bridge Street.,
Mrs. Lipscomb. came otsa an eminent.
Southern family She was athe young
4 est daughter oftthe la tes Judge aPaW'..l
er. OF James City county. Va. and
the sister OF ". II. Power. who As
District Attorney OF Phoebus, Va.
! +. N, FRIDAY. Pee mher aos,l:
ST. Street, a,s JANIS E Nv FEAR.
MAN. in the tiftv-stcond year OF htf
age He Is survived by his wife and.
three children. Hazel F.. Elmo I. and
James E, Pe-rman Jr.
Funeral THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON at 3;30 o'clock from Laigh
Street Baptist Church.
'vAuGvAN,-p,ed, December the lsth.
at IL o'clock. at TIL. residence OF 4
West CLAY Street. Miss Iss coRlNSRsssl
VAI1GHAN,5 Es.lsFai "a =.
Furera from above number THIS
(Surdsy) MORNING at g O'clock. ln-s S
terment Rose HILL Hanover counv3
ty. s8sS:s
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Roberta Atkins


Mrs. Roberta Atkins. an Inmate OF
St. Paul.s Church Home for Aged
Women, No. 100 West Clay Street. died
yesterday. The funeral arrangements
will be ann oupced later.
Richard Walker.
.LYNcHBuRG. VA. December IL
Mr.. Richard S. Walker. a. well known
resident and insurance agent of this
Illness. He was stricken with> a seri-
Gus attack OF the grip two weeks ago.
but when he was ab,ut recover d from
and yesterday he was taken with n
vulsions. resulting from an acute attack
of Bright's disc ase. which resulted in
his sudden and unexpected demise to-
county unit Wsasr he vas Tas e0fo Y
Of Of, age. ae vas son OF the late II.
survived BY his wife; Mrs. Mauds IN
ers and four sisters: The Surviving
The brothers are: Or, John Walker. Of
this city: Mr.. Frank Walker. Of San
Francisco. Cal. and Rev. William Wal
Sisters 81 Esd spHnfFs n e. a aad Mise ts
Josie Walker. Of this city Miss Lee
Walker. OF Alabama. and Mrs. r. L.
Simpson, OF Richmond.
Presbyterian Church and the ,lnterment
will be at the Presbyterian Cemetery.
Walter v. Marks.
[speciai to The Times Dispatchl
..LYNCHBURG. VA. December FL
Mr.. Walter v. Marks, aged tttrty-o~e.
q well known mach'nlst, died at his
after five months Illness Of a stomach Il
trouble He is survived BY HIS Wife.
ard. brother, Mr. g I, Marks. Of
member .ofSrhe First christla ~ rhnrcb
John IT, West.
Lspseial TO The Times Dispa,ch.)
NORFOLK, va, Dece nlber 2l.-Cap-
tain John T. West, superintendent OF
public schools In Norfolk county. died
at.11 o'clock tonight at his country
home. at CORTLAND. He had held the
superintendency. twenty years.
Thomas Perry.
[Speclal to The Tines Dlspatchl
| I ALEXANDRIA, VA. December 2l.-
Thomas Perry. one Of this city.s prorn-
iHeat residents, died late last night a.
his. home No. s2a South Washington
Street, after q long illness. He was
seventy eight years OF ago, and be-
sides his wife. is survived by two sons,
J.. Lawrence and ]. Calvert Perry.
Mr.. Perry was q native Of CHARLES
county. Nd, and came to Alexandria
| In the early tiftlas. At the outbreak
of the Civil War he left hero with tho
Alexandria Rifles, afterward Company
a, Seventeenth Virginia Regiment In.
fantry. When he entered the service
he was appointed sergeant of the
company, and was promoted to that Of
lieutenant, and also served at times az
WAS frequently mentioned In general
orders for gallsntry. He was taken a
rrisoner ut Sailors Creek and i3liber-
Il Gted ct the close OF hostilitieS After
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i future generations Will be his last.

ING eUlogy.
%. The Council. apprecia.ing the
man and his work. records now It's
deep sense OF loss. and commends to
all who serve the city. for their care
tul irnitation. the life and example OF
this strong.hearted. laborious and de-
voted public servant.
q. That we extend to all who are
personally afflicted by this DISPENSE
ton OF Providence our most. sincere
sympathy: that these resolutions bs
spread upon the records of this meet
ing. and that we will attend the fu
neral in body.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22

e h.s ens @si 's sas q
tire Civil War D., Ltppitt served ed, as J., e
was senior surgeon OF the Flitv-sey,-
enth Virginia Regiment Rosser's
Brigade and saw active and s stu \ az
ap'y from ISL " to the sy
two sons. Dr.. Thomas LtppItt. q the
county, and Nj. Rowles F, LippI,t: q
GiarSe and E shEse dapE4-enIi Mas sEa
and Mrs. Mary Watts. 4ef .Alexandria.
He also .epYosaon brother, Mr. A.. s.
Limit Of CLARKE, and one sister. Mrs,
~ mtl q am Byrd Page Ct Washins'on'
Mrs. L. b. Pond.
rs;nectr, 70 The Times Dsnatch.l
PETERSBURG. VA. December 21.-
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Pord. wife OF Mr.
u. b.. Pond, sr.,died about half-paSt
o'clock Yesterday at her hush aee's
atter long cortinued III health: Mrs.
Pord was siyty-ssver wears old, ard
s survived IN fer hustard and The
tioloWWtnE cH!dsfn I'M Messrs {; + B PTna
w, a. ,Faiscn. MS. crarlss F. SHIRT
ard Miss Grace B. Pond. Of Ettrick
and Mrs, ". =, smith, 81 M!erigan,
TIE funeral will take place at
lEo'rlNck Sunday afternoon from the Ell.
trick Barnst Church.
Mrs. Snrah w. Wood.
speeiail to The Times pspatch.l
NORFOLK. December 21.-Mrs
i Sarah W. West, widow of William w
! West died last night at the famll,
residence of her daughter. Mrs. g
+ funeral will occur In Petersburg, Mrs
/ West Is one OF the landmarks OF OH
virginia. and connsr.sed 4 " It'll one Of
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the most prominent families in the
Miss Mary p. 3. Hrnsh.,

.l-
[specialto The Times Diaratch.l
ALEXANDRIA. VA. December 2l.a
Miss Mary Fettit Spencer Brush. dauEh-a
ter OF Mrs. K. C.. Bales. died this after
noon at the home OF her mother. No.
All North Columbus Street. She was
sixteen years of age.
Mrs. Mathew Kennedy.
Spec al to The Times Dlspa,ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Decembera
f21.-Mrs. Mathew kennedy died at her i
home in Stafford county yesterday. ATS
ter brief Illness. ged twenty stxs
years. She Is survived. by her hus-s
band and one child.
Olrs. D. o. Mauck.
Especial to The a mes Dispatch &
LURAi, VA. December sl.-Mrs. =.
10. Mauck, aged about thirty years, vile
tof j well-known farnler of this county,
died at an early hour tkis mornin az
her home In Springfield District Mrs.
Mauck died on the third anniversary
OF her marriage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-22
Funeral Notice.

ALIAr.AN.--The funeral OF ". r.. ALI
MAN. late OF Clay Bank. Gloucester
county. will take place AZ Immanuel
Baptist Church THIS AFTERNOON
at $40 o'clock. Intermenta In osk-
,Sood. II