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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
MEMS SOCIETY PLAN
FOR A GOOD DEBATE

Despite unpleasant weather eondi-
tions last night the business and
social session Of the Mems Society,
held In the Presbyterian chapel, was
"a decided success. AT the business
meeting plans were launched for a
debate ON whether Perth Amboy
should have commission form OF gov
eminent. Sides will be chosen and
the leaders appointed. A prominent
lawyer of this city will act as chair
man Of the debate. Rev. MI. Dono-
van, pastor of the Reformed church
in Rocky Hill, gave a short talk.
After the business session a social
time In. the. form of a. frankfurter
roast was enjoyed under the diroc-
tion ofs GhefeNenderson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
HUNTERS SHOOT WOMAN.

Opens Kitchen Door and Is Struck by
Bullet.
Caldwell, N. j., Nov. Mrs. Bertha
Voorhees, of Lower Montelair, near
here, Is the first victim of accidental
shooting IN that section since the
hunting season opened. The Voorhees,
home Is at the top of Hook mountain.
Mrs. Voorhees, saw several hunters
beating the bush near her house for
rabbits and heard shots.
Opening her kitchen door to step out,
there Games report and several shots
struck her In the arm. A surgeon ex-
tractsd the ieaden pellets. Some OF tho
shot penetrated the kitchen door.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
LOOK FOR SENSATIONAL
DEVELOPMENTS IN TRIAL
speoialog United Press Wire.

Los Angeles, Nov 7-That se1sa-
tional developments in the McNa-
mara case are imminent was indicat-
cd by the attitude of the court and
attorneys when the trial was re-
sumed today. The defense is ex-
tremely exercised over the wide lati-
tude permitted by Judge Bordwell to
Deputy District Attorney Horton In
trying to eliminate George w. Nor
ton, an aged civil war veteran, whose
only effense admitted by the defense
was that he read the Los Angeles
Record and the Appeal To Reason,
and had deserted the Republican
party because he believed it a party
OF capitalists and now thought he
was a Socialist. He took the stand
when court reopened today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
A. PETERSON To
DELIVER A LECTURE

Lawyer Peter A. Peterson is at
work preparing an original essay
will be delivered before the
Baptist brotherhood of the First
Baptist schurch In the near future.
The subject of the work Is "The
Origin of Liquor and some of It's
history
Mr.. sPetersot is preparing a series
of four subjects upon which he will
deliberate before local organizations
during the winter months. The
themes of the addresses will not be
given out by Mr.. Peterson as yet but
they will be upon topics entirely or
lginal and which have not been talk
ed upon in this city before.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
General Markets.

BuITERASteady; receipts, $3.50 pack
ages.
CHEESEIFirm: receipts, l.2zS boxes.
EGGg-Firsn; receipts, 4.48s eases: fresh
Fgathersd, seconds. pcr doz-. ssa2se.; TO.
friserator, tirsts, 1Se2Dhc.
PQTAToEs-Weaki Afsine per bag. % Y
saxEds psr bbf e hal E1..s .sialQ, pc:
spbl. or bag *&7Ssas; state, balk. szss7aasoi
per bag, x2.Sa2.57s sweets, Jersey. No i
per basket. 76casl8 southern. per bbls
s.. 50az.
LIVE POULTRY Weaker; chickens
brotlers, per lba 11QIaszc feTas. H4il1so.
rocssers, fac. turkeys, 100. ducks. liza
lac. ssSae. fsc- MsaoEss. per naar. Soc.
wusnsaal soc.
DRESSED PouLray-Efrn.
HAY AND sTRAW-Nlfxu.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
MRS. GATES WEEDS AGAIN.
FIRST Wife Of Charles @. TO 5ecor1.
Italians Bride.

Italians Bride.
New York, Nov. IA license was
issued to Romeo Miglietta and Mrs
Mary Whedon Gates, who recently OBJ.
tanned a divorce from Charles G.
Gates, son of the late John w. Gates.
Mr., Miglietta gave his g as thirty
two years and Italy a his home. He
is a brother Of Adrian G. riigiietba,
secretary of the Texas company. and
Is himself connected with that com
pany. It is announced the marriage
Is to take place at Mrs. Gates resi-
dence, 800 Park
Since she was granted divorce
Mrs. Gates has made her home in hel
apartments at Park avenue and Sew
enty-sixth street. Friends of Mrs
Gates said that Mr.. Miglfetta will take
his bride to Europe, where he spends
most of his time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Wants Match With Gotch.

Chicago, Nov. Tack Herman,
manager of stanilaus zybsko. the
Polish wrestler, today posted a
$1,000 forfeit In supporter his oiaai-
lenge to Frank Gotch. Herman Of
fers the champion q match with the
Pole, catch-as-catch-ean style contest
to be g finish.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
COUNTY CONVENTION OF
C. A. R. AT SOUTH RIVER

A county convention of the G. A.
r. Posts Of Middlesex county VIII pc
held under the direction OF FRANK
Lloyd Post No. 70, G. A. R., at south
River Wednesday, November 10,
commencing at 2 P. M. and hoialng
until 10 P. M. All the posts IN the
county have been invited to be
present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Model by Local Man.

A model in the window OF the
Lyceum's moving picture place at
395 State street is attracting con-
siderable attention. The structure
is a model OF the City Investment
building at Broadway, Cortlandt and
Church streets, New York and de-
signed by Eliseo Ricci, a sculptor,
of 500 State street, this city. The
model ID OF Terra Gotta, designed
three-sixteenth of an inch to the
foot.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
GOVERNOR is SILENT
ON VOTES FOR WOMEN
prom the NEWS corrsspondsntJ

(From the NEWS CORRESPONDENT
Trenton, Nov. Governor VIII
son is not yet ready to declare HIM
self on the question of the right OF
ballot for women After receiving
and reading the latter addressed to
him by the New Jersey Woman's
Suffrage Association the Governor
said yesterday that he would an
swer the letter in due time.
"But can't you tell us whether
you are in favor of equal suffrage or
not?" suggested a reporter.
~ prefer to answer the question
in my reply to the letter addressed
to me from the Woman's Suffrage
Association" answered the Govern
or
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Test Of Nerx Nozzle

Everything Is In readiness forsthe
official test of the high pressure nor
zle and hose attached to the appara-
tus of the Lincoln Engine Company
which will be held opposite the pub
lie library this afternoon. All of
the members under the direction of
Foreman F.. G. Rhodes will assemble
at the headquarters and time will be
set to the place set for the official
test
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
TABLET TO s%cHooLMAsTER.
Newark Commentaries Man Who Was
First to Leach There.

Newark Commentaries Man VINO was
First to Teach There.
Newark, N. j., Nov. 7.-Havtng come
all the way from her home In Sioux
City, Ia, Margaret Catlin Franchere
unveiled a tablet erected by the New
ark Schoolmen's club to John Catiin.
the first schoolmaster of Newark, who
welded the rod In 1916.
The little girl who was the center of
the ceremonies Is a direct descendant
of the first Newark ~pedagogue, whose
tablet, setting forth his virtues and
accomplishments, is at Broad and
Commerce streets, the site Of the old
schoelhoase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
HOLD BOY FOR MURDER.
set Fire to asabas n Which Mar Lest
FLA Ia

Set Fire to asabae IN Which Mar Lest
tfis Life.
Newark, MI Nov. 7.-Henrv Do@s-
sasas, seventaeslyyears old OF this city
raj arraignod Ia the First precinct
criminal court on a charge OF murder
He Ia accused OF having caused tae
death Of Joseph Reilly By setting TIRE
80 the stable at the ear OF 1875 Wash
lngton street, SATURDAY. morning,
Il Il ehatged shat Tie youth and
TIRES companions catered che stables
&c s 1as FROM aae wagon Of d
pdaaeF. ~ for bAAaAaa IL
sa alleged that th hey dropped d
lighted xaafaA ID pTia Il hay.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07

Patrolmsn William Calvin and
Nels Tonnesen yesterday reported a
nuisance on q stretch OF sidewalk In
front OF Richard Martins prceerty at
lI44 Smith street. They reported
there were from three to four inches
Of water on the sidewalk. The own
sr was notified.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Mains q Dry State

Augusta, Me-, Nov. Tilt Is announc-
ed at the statehouse that the govern,
or's council has decided after a long
discussion that the special election
held on Sept. IL had resulted In O d
s%titutiona1 prohibition being reafarned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
z@.zspEop!A,Es'. ,,,a
You NoWo

AIVll JACDBSOu, II dt nut
gers College in New Brunswick, is
spending the day as the guest of
his parents in Kearny avenue.
Abraham Sigman, of New York,
has returned home after visiting
at the home OF his friends in State
street for several days.
Arthur Hilton, OF New Bruins
wick avenue, is able to be about
again after an illness OF several
days.
Louis Gum elmer, Of Kearny i've
nue.. has returned home after spend
Ing the week end as the guest OF
friends In New York and Brooklyn.
Miss Helen Fitzgerald, of Fayefte
street, who has been at the home OF
her sister in Brooklyn for several
days, returned hcme yesterday
Miss Catherine Stokes, OF Wash
ington street, who has been the
guest of friends in Roosevelt for
-eve-al d1ys, has returned nome.
Herman Carbon, Of New Bruins
wick, Is sojourning at the home OF
Bernard StrIeff, IN State street for
several days.
Joseph Tracey, Of Fayette street,
was entertained last night by friends
IN SeWaren-
Nathan Dimond, of New York, has
returned home after a visit of sew
eral days spent with his parents in
broad street.
The condition of j. j. Deitche, of
High street, who is Ill, is much Inn
proved today
lAffggEA Emaa Tjournlund and Meta
sAnaarson spent Sunday evening
with friends in ST. George, Staten
1sland.
Miss Helen Whylie, has returned
I'd New Brunswick after a pleasant
visit with Miss Marguerite Hope, of
State street.
Miss Marie Dayton, of South AM
boy, was a local visitor Sunday.
Misses Grace and Jennie Zeher, of
First street, were New York visitors
Monday.
Mrs. j. G. Rossi, of Lewis street,
IL entertaining a cousin from At
lantic City.
Andrew Anderson spent Sunday
evening with friends on Staten Isl
and.
James Martin returned this morn
Ing to Newport. r, l., after spend
Ing several days with relatives II
Gordon street.
Miss Emma Knudsen spent Sun,
day as the guest Of friends on Stat
en- Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mcdonald and
Miss Elsie Mcdonald were among
the visitors from out Of town Sat
nrday.
Hiss Madge Rankin, of Mariners
Harbors s.. l., left for her home to
day after visiting In town the pas
week.
Mr.. Keller, OF Bangor, Maine. Wis
Tied friends In Madison ayenue owe
Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. A. Weber and chill
dr6u, OF South Amboy, spent Sun
day afternoon with friends In town
Mrs. Oren r. Brown4ng, OF Cor
aon street. entertained the whis
AGiuh Monday afternoon
Mr.. and hrs. Joseph CottreIl, o
7Runyon. both former residents o
this city, are contemplating q tri,
10 California for the banf1t OF Mrs
EottreIl's health. She has not ye
recovered FROM the dreadful aut
accident OF the early summer.
Miss Anna Anderson. OF Prospee
street. visited friends at Runyon
Huuday.
Mr. and RE Ralph FisId nav
Moyed from q. G. 0~arretson's nous
In Catalpa ven to ons OF th
EAglasnme new brick Hats on the Ok
tension Of Lewis street.
Miss Nettde Palmer, . former regI
don't here, spent Sunday with rela
TIveH III Gordon street.
bliss Ida Bedeal and Miss Kat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Plekpoeket at Market.

IT was reported to the police that
q piukpoeket worked@at the open
market this morning. An italian
WOMAN said fees aa1
SONS change IN a pocket from either
her apron .or sweater. The spoli4a
Investigated and are OF the belief
that the woman dropped the money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
N. Y. & n. j. go. HAS
ADDED ANOTHER BOAT

An additional boat has been add
ed to the equipment of the New
York G New Jersey Steamboat Conn
pany, making a feet of three yes
sells which now ply over the route of
the company between New York,
this city and South River.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Man Missing Frem ElIzabeth.

The police received word from the
s. T. Baker OIL Company, of Eliza
beth yesterday, that one OF It's men,
Joseph o'Neil, had been missing
from the place since October 25.
There is reason to believe he might
be in this vicinity. He was sixty
years old, weighed about 100
pounds, had gray hair and a nous
tache and when last seen wore a
black suit, blue striped shirt and
black derby hat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Huasina. XIII Boy.

Middietown, N. T.. Nov. 7.-Christy
Gibson, the twelve-year-old son OF
Jams Gibson, was accidentally shot
and killed by William Faxlsbury while
out with asparty bunting rabbits.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
PREVENTS MIXING OF
MORTAR ON STREETS

An ordinance recently passed to
prevent the DETACHMENT of street
pavements with mortar, cement and
1.-THE like was first enforced by the
yesterday. Patrolman Andrew
Jensen stopped men in the employ Of
the city's street department from
mixing a cement compound on q
pavement and also men In the m
.p1oy of the Public Service Railway
company from mixing mortar at
State street and buckingham avenue.
George Washington Arrested.
George Washington, .eolored,
twenty-eight years old, who lives In
Prospect street, was placed under
800 bonds to keep the peaeeb by
Recorder Henry w Kehoe after he
had been arraigned on a charge of
assault preferred by Jacob Castle
baum, last night. The complainant
charged that Washington entered his
saloon and broke q number OF
things.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
Weather Forecast.

Clearing In south, rain in north TO-.
day; tomorrow fair and somewhat
colder.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07

The EVENING NEWS goes into
more homes in this vicinity than ans
other publication
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07
4 V

' l
Members of the Go-to-Church
Band of Simpson Methodist Episco-
pal Sunday school, who attended
church services faithfully during
the summer months are to enjoy
themselves Thursday evening of this
week In their vestry. A very novel
program has been prepared which is
In the nature of an indoor field meet
and will consist OF "a series Of events
OF an athletic character which will
not prove too difficult, however, eyen
for novices. The field NEE. will be-
followed by a lunch; also novel in
Its nature.
CHESS CLUB PLAY.
Several practice games were
played by the senior class chess club
at the high school yesterday after
noon. Most of the members of the
club are unacquainted with the
game, but with several more practi-
ces as was held yesterday, interest
ing tournaments win 500 result.
Those who participated in the games
were: William Boughton, Seymour
Woskovitz, Jacob Slobodien, Barney
Browning, Alexander Balint, Ben
jHmfn Goldman, Walter Shilke,
George Miller, Jacob Levy and
Douglas Couden.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-07

Mrs. G. H. Clark & Miss Cutting
MAN1CURING and
HA!RDRESSING PARLORS

SO SMITH STREET
Experts in Shampooing, Manicarfng,
Halrdrsssing. Hair Goods of first quail
ity only. We make up Puffs. etc. from
your w combings. Modern electrical
appliances used tor hair dyeing, etc.
Beauty ParlOrS
Miss Cutting. late of Wanamaker,s, Ia
in charge of this department, with an
up-to-date equipment for electrical
treatment, Identifying, etc. Treatment
at hons by appointment.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
WRESTLING
Matches Here Promise tc
Prove a First Class Show
for the Money

AS an added attraction at the
odeon ihcater this week an extraor-
binary wrestling show has been ar
ranged wherein four exceptionally
good floor artists will he seen in ae-
ZION. The participants in this stellar
performance VIII he steve Lamonetln'
known better throughout wrestling
circles as the 'Terrible Green" He
will meet Charley Hickman. a wrest-
Ter of this city who has been in the
game several years and who is
Gamer HiclSman should. beyond a
doubt. be able to give the Greek
hard battle from start to finish.
That match will be the main go
while as preliminary kid" Lewis
OF New York City, will meet William
Anderson. glass worker, of Ciarks-
burg. This preliminary match BIDS
fair to be as good as the main at
traction.
This wrestling show will be held al
the odeon wednesday night. startinf
at s:45. There will be only one
vaudeville show on "wednesday night
the 1880 show. After this show th'
rest Of the evening will be given tc
the wrestling matches. Each mater
| Will be the best two of three falls u
a finish.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
GIRL IS JAILED
TO Be Tried on Charge OF
Lncorrigfbility Preferred
BY Her Father.

Audra walker siscteen=yeaF-ole
daughter OF p. J. walker. a farmeF
residing ON John Dltny's farm near
bridgeport. IS a prisoner in the eounz
~ jan awaiting n heaFtng before
Magistrate Gordon on q charge OF IN
'corrigibIiity. preferred by her fatheF.
She was arrested late saturday night
In street OF this city-by city ponce
men and put In jail UNDER a charge o
foite-ing At. the -instapee- Of MF. wall
ker. a,,.a
At the regular session OF ponce
court sunday morning. Mayor trank
X. Moore turned the case over to the
justice. having been informed that
proceedings would DE Instituted there
with the object OF having the girl sent
to the Industrial Home for Girls u
salem.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
TRIAL RESUMED
Special Judge VIII Be Elect
ed Tuesday to Try a
Pending Suit.

IN the circuit court Monday the
trial of Charles s. PARIS suit against
Calvin P. Howell was resumed.
The suit of Ross F. Stout against
w. c. Taylor was dismissed at the
plaintiffs cost.
An order was entered directing
the election of special judge Tues
day morning to sit in the case OF D.
c. Louchery against the Lost Creek
OIL and Gas Company.
All excused Jurors viii report
Tuesday morning for duty again.
William L. Geppert, member of
the criminal court bar, was admitted
to practice.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
If Bridge is Completed and
Not Later Than Tomor-
row Afternoon.
STREET CARS WILL RUN
All the Way to Fourth Street
in the Central Part of
the City.

Strenuous Shorts are being put
forth to open the new traction line
between this city and MT. Clare to-
night, If possible, and not later than
tomorrow afternoon in any event.
The line was to have been ready
August 10 for service but the service
hns been held back on account OF the
old fair ground bridges not being
completed. The flooring OF the
bridge is being laid today and within
less than a day the track across It
win be ready for use. The line Is
seven miles long and one o. the best
built sections of the entire system
of street railways in this section. 1t
ia n part of the road that will eS-
tend from this city to Weston ana
% owned by the Clarksburg and
weston Traction company. 1t viii
he operated in conjunction with the
Fairmont and Clarksburg Traction
company's lines and the cars VIII
run all the way to Fourth street IN
the city.
,ts opening tonight or tomerF"U'
win mean much for the clarksourg
fair as it viii give a thickly settled
community a chance to get to the
county seat and return without eN-
nerieno,ng any inconvenience.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
MI. ARE CAR LINE
NAY OPEN TONIGHT
ONLY A PART
Of One Fine is Collected
from Nine Police Court
Victims.

In police court this morning at the
usual session, over which Mayor
prank II. Moore presided, one man
was fined SIG for drunkenness and
released. The fine was set at SO and
costs in the nrst place but on the
mans promise to go to work II was
reduced to the amount he happened
to have with him when arrested.
Eight "hoboes." who were gathered
up by the police Saturday evening Tor
drunkenness were dined the usual
sums and in default of payment sent
out Of the city by the mayor at sun
day mornings session OF the court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
ASSOCIATION
Closes Its Annual Meeting in
Seventh Day Church at
Lost Creek.

Tie annuh meeting Of the Sew
enth Day Baptist Southeastern As
sociation closed in the seventh Day
Baptist church at Lost Creek sun
day evening to meet at sa1emville'
Pa, next year. The association
meeting began at Lost Greek Thurs
day and daily and nightly sessions
were held until 1t closed. 1t was at
tended by many delegates and visit
ors, among whom was the Rev The
odore L. Gardiner, former president
of salem College, who Is now located
at PIainfeld, N. J.. where he Is editor
of the sabbath Recorder, a denomi-
national. periodical. a4ucian Low
Their, OF Salem. is pressdeht Of the
association,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
LOCAL COUPLE
See the Coronation of the
King and Prince of Wales
Ceremonies.

John Davis, a roller at the tin
plate mills here. and his cousin.
Mrs. ]. S. Jones. returned Monday
morning from VISIT of three
months in Wales. their native coun-
try. Mr.. Davis and Mrs. Jones saw
the coronation of King George in
London and the investiture of the
Prince of wales at Carnaronshire in
the northern part of Wales. Their
Journey was a pleasant one. Many
friends are glad to have them
among them again.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
RACER
VIII Be Received BY Mr.
WEIGH IN Time for Fair
Contest.

prank c. WEIGH, or the F. c.
Vveleh Company. has just been in
formed by means OF hong distance tell
rbhone. that he WiIl receive a Read
ing stapdard raeiu& motorcycle direct
from the factory Thesday morning on
train 40. ;. He Intends to nse IT In
the motorcycles rae at the fair this
week
owing to delay IN shipment, M
weIch became uneasy about the ma
chine and called A4r. Remppis, general
MANAGER Of the Reading Standard
company. over long distance telephone
ana INQUIRED about It. Mr.. Remppts
informed him that last wednesday
MS expert tester was trying the ma
chine out ON the eompany's private
track. when the tester let the ma
chine out TOO fast a.1d in rounding a
curve near a boat house by the track.
t,,e machine and ri Ter reinto the
side OF the house. breaking his left leg
ana INJECTING siigfit injuries. The
machine was also lady wrecked.
Mr.. Remppis informed ST. WEIGH.
however, that the company had other
fast machines which, they couId send
In case 1t would be Unable 10 have the
damaged machine ready fer shipment
1fonday morning. This machine or
another viii arrive ON train No :
Tuesday morning.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
PIGKPOGKETS
Are Chased Out of Town by
Police Chief Harry L.
Brooks.

six men who Police Chief Harry
l.. Brooks says are notorious pick
nockets were chased out of the city
Monday morning by him and he IS
confident that they will not be around
cIarksbuTg while the fair is on TINS
week.
The chief says he recognized every
one OF the six fellows at sight az
oording to Mr.. Brooks they are JACK
Hays,of Columbus, O.; Frank shaw,
of Dayton, o.; Samuel Sullivan ana
lack Ryan, of Pittsburg; Thomas
Hampton. of Cincinnati; and Jesse
Cook, of cleveland. The chiei iouha
an ak in West Pike street between
Third and Fourth streets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-09-18
INDUSTRIAL
LADY Will Be Taken to Old
Home for Burial Tues
day Evening.

Death claimed Mrs. Martha A
Lewis. wife of w. N. Lewis, of the
Industrial addition. Sunday after
noon at ; O'Clock. Mrs. Lewis had
been III for several weeks of yell
low jaundice, but 1t was not thought
that she was dangerously i'll at any
time and the news OF her death
comes as a great shock to her many
friends.
Mrs. Lewis moved to, Clarksburs
number of years ago from North
baltimore, o. She was good
Christian woman, and in church
work she made many friends who
were shocked to hear of her death
she is survived by her husband
thre6 daughters and a son. the
daughters are Fern, Margaret ana
HELEN. and the son. Neil.
Funeral services will be held at
the home at Industrial Tuesday az
ternoon and the body will be taNen
to the warne undertaking parlor
where it win be until o'clock. when
n viii be taken to the s:35 o'clock
train and sent to North Baltimore
where the funeral will take place
Wednesday morning