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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-23
"HE;kLES' WINS
BY ITS NATURAlNESS

-Fredgies, might web be called a
daring Nlyducfion The usual ar's
nclali,ies 81 lie BrQadway shows are
missin4 xFge 'a.ltbst hss seYsa sns
tirelv hayfhesvrrs ~lusNlIcits cE rsel
plot aaE she eafatains = o. "a excs-
lent cahIsauastee sonbAlasioh proved
a winasue oat with the audieu1eAou
the openIne mighty n gave citf
dweuers. Who. morning noontysnd
night see nothing bui towering SKY
scrapers and crowded streets. rs
bind the scene glimpse OF back 20
nature
The play i Neil Twomey's drama
tiaatlon of enc Stratton Porter's novel
The story Is good one, and i has
gained force in the transportation
from the leaves OF a book to set
ting behind the foo,lights. II deals
with the adventures OF freckle
faced. red haired waif nichamed
sFreckles,p who believes, Ike ropsy
that be JUS, growed up
.sFreckles, as baby. was left one
morning. minus one OF his hands, on
the front steps OF an orphan asylum
II. %as taken 10 aud rmeained there
entgf he vas strong enough to go 10
gorh. !; was his mstonnne to la'!
into the hands OF a cruel master aud
the opening sceae finds him al Lam
beriost. lumber camp, applying Tor
worx His pititul plea won the hear
OF Mclean. member OF the lumber
COMPANY and he was put TO Work as
o guard.
In that position he proved 70 be a
little more honest than some OF the
New York policemen haze recently
heen pictured and refused 70 LEI $5oV
iu cold hard cash blind MIN while
black JACK. lumber thief and ms
partner. carter away some OF the best
trees. While he was guarding me
prooerty Freckles" met the girl who
gave him his nickname. He in turn
for want OF better name. caiied her
the Swamp Angel
'Dne fine day Just when things were
,eglnning to run smoothly fog
F,ee,,les fe ran into trap set By
BACK Jach' aad. disarmed. found
himself at hte mercy Of the thief. The
swamp Angel. like a real heroine
appeared ON the scene a Tist the
pioptr moment, Processing love tol
III. bold. bad man who was planning
10 do away with her sweetheart she
managed 20 get help in time 70 save
his life.
@Freckles repaid the debt by say
ine The Angel from being crushed to
death by falling tree, being him
self badly injured. and while he was
In the hospital, lowering between life
and death, the Angel realized her love
The discovery that "FTeckles was
tbe son OF noble Irish family anf
the heir TO a great fortune swep'
away the last obstacle and the closinf
curtain found them clasped in eael
Others arms
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This stylish garment is simple to make
and may be carried out in satin and all
over, as represented, or mag be made 'f
one material. The oyerblouse closes az
the front and has separate guimpe, with
the closing at the back.
The pattern, No G,033, is cut in sizes
"a to a. inches bust measure. Medium
size win require IL yards Of plain goods
and 15s yards of 3G inch net or all-over,
with 81 yards Of fancy braid. made
Of one material 234 yards Of SO inch goods
are needed.
The pattern can he obtained by sending
10 cents to the Office Of this paper
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Who SAYS the day is now a hand
for femalekind 10 yote-and fares her
forth with blazing eye = get the
Asquith goat VINO says mere man
must understand thar woman has 4
sphere-then caves the premer's
cady in or bites him on the ear2 Who
says The sex mus have its rights
no ballerbox. no tax, then picks a
classy window pane and nails Ii wiih
an ax2 VINO says the hand lhaE rocks
the crib is out OF date and stale
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65c to $500.

Wen lay aside any sclec-
ton made until Christmas
and ven make any eX-
change desired afterwards.
Now's the very best time
to make Slipper selections.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-12-23

o.-What is the meaning OF the Sa-
viorsa vvords-"Jerusalen shaH be troa'
den down of the Gentiies until the
Times Of the Gcnties shall be tulfhl'
sd?"-Luke xxi "a. (lsraelite')
In former days when the people of
Israel we're The special recipients OF
Divine favor ana blessings; aud when
they had kingdom aud government
of their own. they repeatedly disohey
ed the Lord Because OF their con
tinucd disobedlcncc. the Lord finally
informed them through the prophets
that lie would punish them 'seHen
timesp for their iniquitics. aud then
through tle Prophet Ezekiel. foreloid
the overthrow and destruction OF theW
kingdom. A time" in the Scriptures
signifies a wear of 800 days, aud pro
pheticaily means day for a year or
500 years. Reyelation xii, IA. Xiii, -
xii. g. Ezekiel iy. l-Sl Thus seven
tines would signify a period OF 2J29
wears. These seven times of punish
ment began when the kingdom Of Is
rael was overturned and Iedekiah was
taken prisoner 10 Babylon Ihere alu
then Jerusalem" came under Gentle
dominion. the date OF which is clearly
marked I'm history and the Scriptures
az being October 500 Il. G. Two thou
sand five hundred and twenty years
from that date terminate October l9l5
A..Dsf II Is TO be expected therefore
shat the Jews will cease 20 be q down
trodden people; Jerusalem will be free
aud Independent within three years
from the present time ln preparation
for this important event, the Jews all
over the world are making arrange
rnents 10 return to their own land Di-
vine favor is rapidly returning 10 Is
rzel, and soon all Israel shall be
Iayed. ~ Rom. xi, %, 26; Jer XXI, $40.
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The above from the X. c. Journal
of December IA, refers 10 the son Of
James Purcell. transportation inspec
tor OF the santa Fe with headquarters
at Guthrie
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One Of the most useful Christmas
presents you can buy is the Moore's
Non Leakable Fountain Pen. At
Olsmith's
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18
ALL CANDIDATES HAVE
FILED APPLICATIONS

II- agony with reference 10 the
entry ~ other candidate, FOR county
and dis'rira offices FOR places on the
ticket came t0 close Sunday morn
iuz after midnight There were
many rumOrs relative to new candl-
date up % q late hour Saturday niht
b. with al. these there came but
one ne7 name. thar u Judge Lon D
Mars 'ol county Judge
one Notable feature about the tick
"a d thar there v.ll be- one vacancy
no candidate offering for the place
of county comm Issioner from Precinct
SO This Is 'h- precinct across
the river ln Rhitn Commissioner
has held sway for -h" past several
terms
Another Interesting feature b. tha'
q candidate has offered Tor Justice Of
'he p Gee second place. In the person
~ Owen T.. Lucas Heretofore Their"
has been but one place. but Is con
tended nov that another place must
be- created or recognized.
Following are the candidates for
office in this congressional district.
stat. representative district. Seventh
SuD-em" Judicial district, Forty-sey-
rr'h Judicial district. aud the var
Ious county positions
Thirteenth Congressional District
II n stephens. vernon
one Hundred and Twenty-flfth
Representative District e Herbert
Walker. Dalhsrt
Seventh Cour, of Civil Appeals J
\ Graham. Amarillo. and s p HUFF
Vernon. chief justice
J " Preslr and n G. Hendricks.
AMARILLO first place associate justice.
r Walker Hall. Amarillo second
place associat justice
District ATTORNEY Henry S Bish-
op
District Clerk VI ~ Hardin and
" e rmphries
County Judge " VI letter and
Lon - Mars
sheriff " " BurvelI and " y
Garwood
County Attorney Lloyd Fletcher
Raw G. Johnson and J \ Stanford
Ia, Collector Frank r Bucking
ham. T. S Pritiss and $ = Newbold
Tax Assessor T W Barnes and
George Williams
County Treasurer Mrs Tudor. l.. J
Scott. " 3 Bentou and \ p Kinne-
brew
County Clerk nollir - Scales. J
49, Collins. ~ g. Fly. Sam y Mot
loR ~ IS Golden and Paul Pierson
hide anf Nniu1, Inspector + l..
Davidson
frs'Icr o' ths Peace. District 80
David Dord.u x X Kerr. J :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18
DAVE CAMPBELL FILES
SUIT AGAINST SHERIFF

10 % Campbell versus IS 81 Bur
veil o. aI b. a suit filed .r The dis
'~.r- court in Amarillo which b. des-
tined 90 create more than passing no
forie'g This petitioner alleges that
Sheriff BurVell has seized large
amount OF intoxicating liquor. from
fhr plaintiffs premises the said
liquors being worth To- the aggregate
81 $50 o. h. further alleged by the
plaintiff that DIS reputation and good
name have been injured by The seIz
ure Of liquors. iu 'he sun o. s. 600
Tho petitioner says that after Tho
seizure. Sheriff BurNeII displayed the
liquors go seized Boo 'he county court
hous" in such q prominent HaJ that
attention OF fh. citizens has been
called 20 i' and ' has thus been
coupled RJth the name of the plain
mr. 80 that boo bias been injured .rr"
parabIy and .u thc amount mention.
ed zoo the petition aforesaid
Not only the sheriff of Potter
county Is sued Boo connection win
this seizure. bI' his bOndsmen !.
" Crudgington. - 7 Ware J v
HlI. = S. Franklin and Charles Dam.
mler. as we'll
Tho petition sets up the list OF
liquors seized, as 10 kinds and grades.
together With value ia piece and as a
Rhol. II e. probable that this case
Will com" up for hearing at the In
coming term % the district court
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18

Floyd " $ Holman and owen l..
Lucas for place 80
County Surveyor " j Williams.
County Commissioners Precinct
SO Z - Newcome Precinct 30
G. l. killrore Precinct 40
p " Iiiil and d - Boyles Precinct
$50 Z 40 candidate filed
This represents the entire filing Of
district and unity office candidates
for pla,, on the ticket. al the office
90. Chairman o Sel'arsof he Pot
.tt count. Democratic executive con-
m.''er So. S,llags also has q li.' oi
rh. state candidates on file 90 hi,
'.'.. and "Il' non place thv ticket
.r ... .or f.. sau- iu Dhr hands %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18

lrillo. other delegates returned home
Saturday but Mrs Agard and her
friend went over to Corpus Christi
and Epworth-By-the-Sea. and were
delayed in returning.
The ladies state that the conveo
ton with its attendant trip was one
of the most enjoyable of their lives
and they were greatly benefited by q
contact with the Endeavorers from
various sections of the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18
4 TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney
and bladder troubles. removing gray
.el. cures diabetes. weak and lame
backs. rheumatism. and all irr"gu.
lari'ios ~ fhc Kidneys and bladder
in both men and women Regulates
bladder troubles ia children n not
sold by your druggist will ue sent
by mail on receipt of 2lou One
small bottle is 'No months treat
mont aud seldom faIls to perfect q
eur, Send Tor testimonials from
This and other states Dr g. So
Hall 'oec Ol.ye-st. St Louis. No
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-18
R\DEtNORERS RETURN
FROM STATE MEETING

Mrs lupsrue Agard accompanied
by Miss Daisy Davidson returned yes
terday afternoon from san Antonio,
where they went % represent the
Christian Eud"avor societies of Anna
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oh, you T.. -. q. taNicab. Rearing
10 90 Phone SOL or ll@. l9itfc
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hrs. NcNcanS and Wrather have
removed their Offices tO suite 81.
new Fuqua building 1SStfc
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oh. you l.. u. q. taNicah. Rearing
20 20 Phone 2ol or ll#. fFttfr
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MI y. ID. q. Messenger calls any
- here in city for ten cents Phone
~ Pike Stroud l92tfc
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the printer. In preparation for the
coming primaries. July %.
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NJ T.. u. .. Messenger calls an'.
here Boz ,.iF for ten cent. Phone
o.. PIX. stroud I92tt,
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Oli. you y. u. .. taNi'ah Rearing
Go zoo Phone Iul or ll.. '"lttr
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~nm"bodt', going 20 se' % motor
u,I, or EI.l. % cash free 70
Pou. wan is br Won ISIS B.
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Oh. ,"u T. u. .. laNicnb. R.arius
.u ZOO Phone BOT pr 1913. I'itif
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Miss Mabel Nolyn@uN. aearher u
violin studio qu- Lincoln Phone
IS lSi-tfc
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-01-18
Stationery Sale
Writing Paper in Boxes O Pack
ages-Special Stamping and Ensrav-
ing Overwhelming Saturday.
Cutting Prices on
Gut Glass

Savings worth while may be made tomorrow
in the Cut Glass Section.
Cut Glass Vase-trumpet shape; deep o. 90
y cut. neat design; reg. $1.SS, special at.... PA.OO
Cut Glass Bowls in. size; edges sczloped and
every line deeply cut regularly $2.2S ~ az
Speciai at...........t. .............. -
Cut Class Low Bowls and Ice Cream Trays
10 and IL in. sizes well designed and cut; Do no
regularly $4.08, special at. .............. P@.Oc
Cut Glass M~ayonnaise Bowls and Plates
deeply cut, rich pattern; value 1926, spe- CO 1E
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14
DIED.

at Hampton. Va, COLUMBuS J.. beloved
1nterment in o' OAK I'm cemetery Washington Was
D. c., Thursday. February 10, at IL am.
BURGESS. Suddenly. on February II, 1912
NEWCOMB FORBES, infant child Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph E. Burgess, aged eight days
Funeral private. IA
CROWN. On February IA, 1912. at her parents
residence, 623 18th street northeast MAR
GARET L., infant daughter of Maud ]. and
Benson w. Crown.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CYRUS. Departed this life February r.. 1912,
at 1890 pm, LOUISE CYRUS. mother OF
three grandchildren. besides her two daugh-
tiers. to mourn her loss.
dence. 7ss Gath street northwest, on Thurs
day. February Is, at pm.
DWIRE On Wednesday. February IA, 1912,
KATHARINE A. DWIRE. widow Of Edward
+. Dwire.
northeast on Friday. February 49, at o AM.
thence to st. Josephs Church, End and g
at $50 am. Relatives and friends invited
to attend. 10
CE ella THERESA. wife of John A. Ora
Funeral (private) from wright's chapel. Inter
ment at Glenwood, private.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES;
81 the District Of Columbia
The death Of Companion EMiNEL POTTER
HALSTEAD, Brevet Major. U. S. Volunteers.
IF Funeral services, at which the attendance of
sfe pressesce. sosa Street Nv at
r. NJ, this day. Interment at Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. Thursday. 10Th instant.
md NJ
Breyet Major General Cirrus BUssEY. U. S.
Volunteers, Commander
THOMAS H. MCKEE, Recorder.
HEMLoCK. On "wednesday; February "A, 1917:
Philip HemIock. aged forty six years.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
dence. 1iOs 18th street northwest, MARTA
L., widow of Jos. F. Hodgson
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HoRIGAN. On Tuesday. February 10, 1912, at
a b St ri beloved
band of Hanora Il. Horigan (nee Maloneyl.
u his late residence; a thence to St. Matthew
Catholic Church. Relatives and friends In
yited. 15s
JACKSON. On Tuesday. February Is, 1912, a.
2:1O am. HENRY II. JACKSON, beloved
Alberta. Richard and Willie Jackson and
Emma Minor.
Father. we will miss you,
Though God thought 1t best
To rid you of your earthly pains
And take you home to rest.
Funeral from Mount Zion NJ. E. Church, 10Th
street between Dumbart0n avenue and o
street. Thursday, February Is, at pm.
KING On Tuesday, February Is, 1912. at $50
pm., HENRY KING, Jr., beloved son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Abe King, aged twelve years.
Funeral Thursday, February 10, at 1:30 p.m.,
from residence 1916 Calvert street north
west. (Sew York and Paterson, N. j.. papers
please copyJ
LOMAx. Departed this life "wednesday. Feb
ruary IA, 1872 at II rs am, LUCY RMAA.
beloved sister Of Laura and William lnmax.
Funeral from her late residence, 1925 Wauach
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14
In Mem0riam.

CATION. In sad but loving remembrance Of my
dear husband and our devoted father. WILL
suddenly taken away two years ago today,
February Il 1910. Anniversary mass at
Holy Name Church.
The month of February more is here,
To us one of the saddest of the year,
Because it took from away
My dear husband and our devoted father.
BY HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
FLETCHER. In loving remembrance of our dear
husband and father. JOSEPH FLETCHER,
who departed this life three years ago today,
February II. 1909.
He was kind. he was gentle,
He was loved by one and all;
He has gone. yes gone forever,
Never more on earth be seen:
But / will try to meet my husband
In heavenly home above.
BY HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
friend SARA i. GIBBS, who died two years
ago today, February II, 1910.
Two years ago today you left me with a sad
and aching heart. but / will be satisfied when
We meet in the realms of glory, there never TO
part.
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. A. V. FURR.
GIBBS. In sad but loving remembrance of our
dear mother. SARA |; GIBBS; who died
two years ago today. February H. 1910.
Rest, spirit rest.
We miss thee, dear mother, counsel and
guide,
But often will we think of thee when evil betide
Remembrance of thee our journey will light
And feel thou art near to guide us Alright.
BY HER CHILDREN.
KOPPEN. In sad but loving remembrance Of
our dear daughter and sister. KATHERINE
kOPPEN, who departed this life two years
ago today. February IA, 1910.
Rest on. dear daughter. thy labor is DER;
Your willing hs uds will toll no more.
A faithful daughter, both true and kind;
truer child you could not find.
Why should our tears in flow,
When God has recalled His own?
But let our hearts In every woe
BY HER LOVING FATHER, MOTHER AND
MURRAY In loving memory of ALICE ]. MUIR
RAY who departed this life one year age
'''A'' By THE FAMILY.
father, ROBERT T. PITTS, who departed
this life one year ago today, February II.
BY HIS DEVOTED CHILDREN.
RICHARDSON In l9ypg f sGnaspseS Of my
departed this life February IA, 1910, two
years ago.
She is not dead. but seepeth.
Oh, what n col .fort to know
That she whom / loved SO fondly
Has passed from all sorrow below.
Guarded and kept by the Savior.
Victor DER death and the grave
l know she is sweetly sleeping
In Jesus. the mighty to save.
BY HER HUSBAND, GEORGE t. RICHARD
son.
RICHARDSON. In sad but loving memory Of
my dear mother, SARAH f. RICHARDSON,
who died two years ago today, February II.
1910.
REST in peace"
BY HER DAUGHTER EDITHA
TALBRETT. In sad hut loving remembrance OF
our dear son, WILLIAM b. TALBRETT,
who entered into eternal rest three years ago
today, February II, 1909.
A precious one from has gone.
A voice loved is stilled
A place is vacant in home
That never can be filled.
BY HIS PARENTS
WASHINGTON. In sad but loving remembrance
of our dear mother and grandma Their. who de-
parted this life three years ago today, Feb
ruary IA, 1909.
Loved in life, remembered in DEATH
BY HER DAUGHTER, MRS. RANDOLPH, AND
THE FAMILY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14

Mrs. Nathan Wyeth entertained, at a
small luncheon today, Mrs. Walter Tuck
erman, Mrs. Donald Cassell, Mrs. Walter
Wilcox, Mrs. Upshur Morehead. Miss
Sheridan. Miss Hinckley, Miss Anderson.
Miss Wales and Mrs. Biddle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14

Miss Ruth Wales entertained inform.
ally at dinner last night, having among
her guests Viscountess Benoist day
Miss Frances Lippitt and Mr.. de Nor
genstierne of the Netherlands legation
The party went to the theater afterWard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14

Another leap year dance was given at
the Congressional Club last night, which
100 young people attended and were well
coined by Mrs Roberts, president of the
club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14

MURRAY-SHELTON. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E.
shelton announce the marriage of their
daughter. CORA E. SHELTON. and GUY n.
MURRAY Saturday, February 10, 1912, in
New York city.
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place northwest, at I'm. Thursday. Feb
ruary 10. Interment at Ezrs. Va
MATTING1.Y. On Wednesday, February ~
1912. at am. AT her residence, 1911 ls;h
isTSs! 'ans,r hfT IT, s;a b rbam..
. Mattingly of Florence. Ala,
Notiec of funeral hereafter Is
NAIIEY. Departed this lie on "Wednesday.
teerpa ry. H. 1917 at am; lanes & ne re.
and father OF Edward Nalley.
We have loved thee fondly
But ths Hfe dream now IS DER;
To thy voice. soft and gentle,
We shall never listen more:
It is hushed; Thy hands folded
And thy eyes are closed forever
In a peaceful, quiet rest.
BY THE FAMILY.
Funeral win take place from his late residence.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend. lnterment at Glenwood cemetery. 10
PATTERSON. ON February II. 1912. in Bslti-
more. DANIEL w PATTERSON. son OF the
late Rear Admiral Thomas Hartman Patter.
Funeral services at St Johns Episcopal Church.
Thursday, February IL. at pm.
scHMEIzLE; ON February Y; lsi2. at is
the late Leo Schmelzle.
Funeral froU the residence of her son. G. II.
day. February Is AT pm. thence to
Trinity Lutheran Church. 4th and streets
northwest. kindly omit MOWERS.
SHACKELFORD. On Tuesday. February IL.
1872 at Colonial Beach. Va, MARY E.,
wife of j. A. Shackelf
Notice of funeral hereafter
SPICER. On Monday. February Il. 1912. &C
$50 pm, after short Illness, BENZ.
SPICER, beloved husband of Cora Spicer (nee
Hirsh).
| Interment from his late residence. 222O st.
Charles avenue. New Orleans, La.
VALE. On Tuesday, February 10. 1912. at her
residence. 2250 Cathedral avenue. SARAH
WEBSTER. widow of Judge Lewis w. Vale.
| Funeral from her late residence Thursday after
at o'clock.
WILLIAMS On February l3. 1912, MARION
A., beloved wife of William Walton VII.
lams. aged thirtysix
Funeral from her sisters residence Mrs Mary
A. Clancy, at Kenilworth. ID. c., Wednesday
evening, at o'clock. Internent Brook
field, Nd
WOOD. On Tuesday. February H. 1912, at 10
pm, at her residence 1902 l street south
east, ELIZABETH L. WOOD tnee Cook, be-
loved wife of Lexious p. Wood.
Notice of funeral in Thursdays Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-14

Mrs. William Alden Smith will not be
at home tomorrow. but. will receive
the following Thursday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Covode Of Grand Rapids, Mich,