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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Deer Starve in Snow Drifts
on Mountains Near Dover

DOVER, March 11.-Driven down
from the mountains by the severe
SHOWS, n herd of deer is imprisoned
in big drift covering miles of the
valley near Marcella. Many of the
animals have died of starvation and
Game Warden William e. Young has
hauled large quantities of fodder to
the places where the animals are i'm
prisoned.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11

A teacher in a tenement district
hurried from the school to find the
mother of a pupil who had been
taken i'll. Can you show me where
Mrs. Angelo Scandale lives?" she in
CURED of cherub transplanted from
the sunny South to a dark, sunless
alley. Yes, teach, l show you" and
a willing. sticky hand dragged her
on with such speed as to make her
stumble over an Italian dame seated
on the threshold. After the teacher $
GREATNESS flight toward the clouds
the little hands stopped Juggling.
There where Mees Seandale live,
indicated the horizontal arm and
finger, but she downstairs sit
ting on the step" finished the
smiling lips.-Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph. ,,s.,t ,-.-..-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Fire Drill at Overlook
Especial to the Evening start

SUMMIT, March 11.-Fire Chief
Timothy j. Scott will conduct a fire
drill for the nurses of the Overlook
Hospital in that institution tomorrow
afternoon The chief also announced
that as soon as the effects of the snow
are remedied the fire alarm numbers
and calls would be changed. A sepa-
rate fire alarm will be installed in the
Overlook Hospital.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Letter TO
DIR. hiimer u Co,
Bin ghamton, n. \.
Prove What Swamp.Root will Do For You

Send ten cents to DIR. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, N. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet of valuable
Information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing. be sure
and mention the Newark Star Reg
uiar fifty-cent and one-dollar size bot
kles for sale, at all drug stores.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
oRIGIN on ME WORD ALonoL.

In the second century. b. c., the
Egyptians had an eye salve contain
ing anthony sulphide, which, in
Arabic, was called "kol," or with the
article "al kol." Originally the word
denoted any remedy for the eyes, and
specifically liquid collyrium, made
from burnt incense and burnt almond
shells. Later any fine powder was
called al kol," and by extension any
fine or subtle substance, whether in
powder form or not. Since the fine
ness and volatility of wine were called
its spirit" the latter was also
termed al kol," or alcohol. This sig
nficance of the word has persisted to
the present time, in the extension "al-
coholisatus," used for drugs in very
fine powder.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Contest Editor:

Contest Editor:
Referring to the rules governing
song and book contest, will you
kindly explain more fully the mean
ing of exact wording" For instance,
must such titles as "The Maid of
the Mill, " 1.-The Maiden's Warning, y
"A Morning glory Song or "A Little
Story" be written exactly as shown
in the catalogue, with the articles
"a and the written last, or may
they be written as above mentioned?
MRS. Il. K. w.
The prefix "a" or the" may be
used as in the book of titles or may
be used before, as THE Maid of the
Mill' or maid of the Mill, The"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
OKLAHOMA man TELLS
ABOUT KIDNEY REMEDY

Several years ago ] was taken with
severe pains in my back, due to dis
eased kidneys, and was forced to give
up my daily labors. I heard of your
great kidney remedy and resolved TO
try ii. | did so with wonderful results.
Since taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root / have had no trouble from my
Kidneys. ! am giving this testimonial
Of my own free will to let others know
the wonderful merits of Swamp Root.
II you should care to. you are at lib
erty TO publish this testimonial when
ever you choose.
Very truly yours,
j. a. PARRISH,
Saltwater, Okla.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this Sth day of March. 1912.
IL. S. HAUSSDER,
Justice of the Peace.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
CONTEST QUERY ANSWERS

| Contest Editor:
A says that the titles in your cata-
logue are so arranged that picture
representing a song may be found in
the book titles, and vice versa. b
holds that the song pictrue titles are
found under "Song Titles and the
book picture titles under Book
Titles" Who is correct?
CONTESTANTS.
A makes a ridiculous statement. We
announce our contests as being fair
to all. Would there be anything fair
in our mixing up our catalogue in the
manner A claims. 1t would be more
than unfair; it would be dishonest.
No. Song titles and book titles are
kept separate and each under its own
heading.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
THE MEDIUM.

is there any way of crossing the
social chasm?''
Sure Bridge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11

Contest Editor:
Can two boarders send in separate
lists? Do pictures represent titles or
sometimes scene from certain
book DAVID CLARIN.
As many as desire may send in
lists but only one in a family or
household will be awarded prize.
Pictures will be made to represent
titles as nearly as they can be made
to do so.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11

Contest Editor:
Is contestant allowed to use more
than one answer to a picture? What
| mean is this: Take today's picture,
for instance. If l wish to give two
answers can / write the two answers
on the one coupon or will [ have to
buy another paper in order to give
in two answers for the same picture.
CONTESTANT,
Rules specify that each separate
answer must be written on separ-
ate coupon.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-11
Contest Editor:

Contest Editor:
Please tell me IL more than one an
swer Is giYen to a picture and another
person has the same answers cor
rect without extra coupons will the
prize be given to the one without the
extra answers. MRS. M. c.
Each contestant is allowed 200 an
swers to the set. Incorrect answers
are not counted against you so long as
the correct answers are found in the
entire number.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Japan and the Monroe Doctrine

Some weeks ago the Manila Times there was biz public
meeting in New York, which
question: shall the people of the United States
wilson IN his Efforts to maintain peaccR Among those
heard the question Hudson gun
pert, and among other things this reported Of him:
Mr. Maxim said he eouldn I be sure course,
in Mexico might have been web al puto m
bold front at the start Now he ddn why could
MT without any injury to the Monroe
other countries to help solve situation Japan had
Monroe doctrine of its which ddn tpnyt .
attention when we took the Philippines d. .I.% p
Either the speaker making he
session Of Information denied to the Of What
Japan which be described analogous
doctrine and how did the United States Violate it Philip
pines The only paper to discuss the
on was the Washington Star and its subject
here quoted; r.
AS matter Of fact Japan great powers that
reioiced at our solution Of that very difficult
alone felt disappointment She Islands herself and set
the American commissioners
duty plainly and President Mckinley
ton japan made protest and had policy upon
test could have been founded. q, I..' 1.E ~ an
The talk since about tie probable Philippines
Japan has not been based
to there
immigration the United States
and the treatment Of Japhnese immigrants
simply been pointed ont that in the
tween the countries should be weakest
and japan would strike her first ~
We not unweeome IN the Philippines today.
well there that only the great powers great
Of the natives seriously 10 proposc
70 withdraw hore would be protest.
themselves the islands would fall into
Of outside powers Order restored and
We violated eastern policy Of kind
flag at Manila The field both a
protest here at home but not Of influential
greatly diminished since Although the democratic party pledged
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

arNOess he poor bobs cnduru embrace serpent
Ne amt enjoyn' 1t, either uE&A'
Did youi" asked Sergeant. . as.s@.
lie received did he expect any He knew The
quayered then died down ''This
- think they calm him gets
'ual they'll him partake he
Ell he regular Serpent Lair guy with that
rach fat on him has business wann to be REPTILE
how" W., III III. FL. t.rs
racket the prisoners caused Jones jump
lie listened mutered
, Who,
night by ies hours. Tlen he opened
nrnr. .t4s..'.' .. f..
You, he &lcd speaking full corporal
akin an shut What do think
tnyhows You re the bunch that dri all
atiucs all attenoo practise wall scan' all cvenin
walk post st night bunch that get gay
Wh", am null of an think you're takin' II
get miled You the that under guard
recall, afternoon, hours
aI work all an duty saldiers TO
sleep Hou hirH tia" IN here easier thai
dom duty Well tin tina ir
handed he Every in YOU
make up dop aght Duty hcorc you your hitch co.
lhrd An IL don Of IT, u II civ
years here before IooEm' for that boa'
In the inner silence
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

High Private penttng dignity acting
with the KEYS sitting the guard
house NCrand holding with
The turns guard often now that
there companies
70 sit in the lovely moonlight and listen
latest They Of what the last
lows throgh Poing and Manila had
the latest nail from the fellows San down at
Vera CRU And then they spoke night guards
stars IN far of lands in days long when
do than f. mosquitoes and young
oneanGn who could break liberty,
exretted bat lay themselves
Nh The Hills that ~ exclaimed Sergeant, jumping
to his unearhy screening out the
Spanish Wan Hall nearly The big building darkness
the yelling punctuaed by being
mGcn 70 cuon square wheeled ''Oh, down
aid oncs IT'S only that bie, fat, stif tn degree
told him he'd better from the Order Serpent
he'd get ms, listen TO him lie to Shax
ge he will heyre Iiyin him all the work udgin By
the nosc he's makn'' ..1 ~. t'a
A right" replied tho Sergeant, sitting down Thought IL
denly h god into gurglng noise and heard che
settin the now y said Jone IAN gets
good DO picture Of the grand pangamn,
the most highest dattocs and dogrobbors an things
HIN % = '" in the dark an putin him througb9'' IA.
E"Don recall it, said the Sergeant cts most unpleasant
r1emory. -. .sst6sf @F. .....E q 'I1
f'oho, aid Jones' III didn't know you there
'We am, replied the Sergeant otis attooed right
%oly Smok"l exclaimed Jones' yOu be the Great Ser
rit hiiVsclf" ..tas, ~ Z.
"hlmbt acknowledged the Sergeant sign.
wow said Jones' another series of yes Of the
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

'oive address av th Govnor 10 the ehambi, a
chonmce said Mr.. rnnesseyt friend Mr. Dooey atan
% seem 70 be sthupd m more Oh rad Ut tn s OF pwa
uts All about trsiF II WI 4
"Thinyn tcther in yur appcashun III mibershp Al M
ehambi llmessc yu ilgBul bin asl them thot
leongs an em betther than YOU do
phwat that address Govnof seemed 70 be IN
doubts tn sctions Mr. DooIey etopred 10
light bis pipe Phwy We git Ashford to explain NJ 10
ne asked after pause, lie knows phwat tn Goynor is
and phwy he does utv
Phps q eovinO n have Strengthened ont be n
tonne he gifts back Fl Ho yentured Mr. IIennessey
"Ay he hasn, Thayer to hip said pooley or
It's III dandy ttul thraghtene Thae m phwat he don Know
rt of he en- git out tn bag Phwats won, me- how
yer Is phwethe Thayer TUX his along to Mani
Afther Knhaueio gifts dun wild him bag ~ 10
coiet hihn in fhwat n man is goin to sphnq on
Thhyer is phupty, Dim thould M sa I'm.
'ye Hinpifsey away in Maui there = man be IN
name ay Raymond quiet spossed chap, that pro
Sa, 1Tdhs5 a phws kshauleo is afraid
term riseryos all Raymond PASTURES which
NIL kape heows f IN bavin 20 ff thus
gtn their prcnr exerchise KahRueio kape
NOR an Ebay firm putin jobs like that unsuspecthg
Raymond Y. Isst
Phws Raymond spake to Mcoarp about ui, asked Mr.
Hennessey nt Mecan here fr protect the wake an tb
innocentG' S ef
"Thruefr you nnissey sad Mr. Dooley ian hot. phwat
he's thryn' 10 do Don't ye priss hot he's in
ehourt anoh livery bssd day. Phwat tonne
has he T be kapn IN rist Territory straight phwen
re sr eFf% p.ast @ @ ,as Es
thorneysss sPheeal plain clothes and an
mraeuls Hawaii nnnyhow avn i h noun.
tin Is Ron' back Mahomet
An talknA Kuhio, phwee til
firm this fall, o loike tan' TO John Wise
an he don tspew an Wise tha ORD oke
know how III rist goin shmoke and nau Wise
is teln that he'll be his bread
an butther az usual but tax Mt m tbs bluff
Phwat where bis bread and bntthe all roght has
hangn around th rayn' f
knows few things too an phwat he gon put much
butther that bread Wise hasn't
20 go back TO Waamea an do his ehurnn gu
be no buher fahory either IT'S SKINNED Digate
II now on III MOIST sy his eh has dried up OF m thon
an he liver gifts far again Kau
he u fond ot the nsphashu fourteen TO be
had FIRM TIL gashun bitches TIL hot made I'll
odeas flow tn thravven on tn tabu
ist an u dhry tn ciar Marshall
Green's villa Fort Ringer by tn Sea-
not to be found this ode tn haee Msther Mccarn say.
tn importers en- nv they bother him
well, iannyhow, Dooey said Mr. Hennessey tits good
thing Mshef Mcarn here long FIR to TAX tn
endhes tn Southrn an till thin
who's who in Hawaii He en- max Honolulu to
strangers in tn photofus tn custim house thu
hooks an rannies from which those cheers f Woodrow
his tariff tho Msthe Humphreys has hin
thot t4s a,aE@'"' .t.g,. I-EG e,
''Y Hpnsscy said Mr. DooIey Knocking ont the ashes
Mher MeCarh hilf wnd jury, he Git tho fai
in tn course thrial Phwat tn bung dawg
be abu IT, H. Sf
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
No Time for Foolish Experiments

As if it hadn't troubles enough On Ito ia
New Tribune the administration going to encourage ga
sentative Jones OF Virginia. the Philippine has
again obtained President Wilson'S
n gay Or two measure which will the Philippines terri
ora form OF administration give them practical Of their
local affairs and pledge the United than loose as
nation as soon as they their capacity se
Moreover the United States will to secure from ha chief
powers OF the world guarantee of the and ntra
alton OF The archipelago But considering mess which The nd
miustraoh foreign relations an ;ntanot
Paetfed Mexico bang plenty and cbesrfIy
dseargng nhds the supervision of the States its domestic
ana internatonui obligations. 4
1t shows selfesat mart that n
has not put the Jones Philippines bill on The
ave program Tor this session Congress, fortunately has been
occupied with more serious matters and enthusiasm the Balti
PLATFORM OF
ton purpose TO recognize the Independence Philippine Isl
ands stable
ed high pitch
his MENTOR. Mr. Manuel H. Quezon .f
The experience of the Wilson administration Fpinos
to Manila With on6 az instructed the be-
stowa OF the blessings of home rule He Phil
results so FAR OF the admission of the natives
power and responsibility
ron OF the insna supply bills in the legislature defalca
Ions among the minor officials stimulating natives
10 prove they capable of efficient the eax
lions Of American control brought by Wilson
policy have had exactly contrary auckened
the ambition OF the political
Tor the general good but exploit for fractional pur
poses. - = s ...s,5 r"S
next couple Of in Strengthening situation
10 would befol for him to stir another
ing control OF the Philippines over to the Fpnos II will
generation at the Filipino
the
into an experiment which be disastrous be cruel
and houghtless Their worst public are mistaken
enthusiasts like Mr. Jones They win to remember
Mr. Wilson gratefully Il he should help Mr. thrust burden
on them which they are not fitted to carry
pELEaATE KIHIowhat Is the Of being Delegate yop
cant do you pleaseff ~, e, r., &."s %... ~. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Funston

Never style about him. imposing parade;
Goudn make him look heroic with golden
Figure sort stout and dumpy, hair an whiskers kind
n he's always movn forward when there's trouble ahead
Five foot five DARN pale blue
Not afraid of devils-that is n a fight
Fighter tcdde his growth,
Knows the Spanard and the sayagfor licked
both r 49, I ~
Not much figure the ballroom
Rotten ringer for Apollo hut right there when something
Just knueh of brain and muscle but
That hen what he goes after when row. "A MI
Weyer found out all about him. set price upon his heaa
Agninaldo s crafty Warriors filled him nearly
Yellnw and yellow on career
But he hit the slipped gear
And the heart all the nation gives patriotic
At the news that Kansas FLsn has again gone
',.ea - kansas City journal.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Do Meters Over-Register?

DO domestic meters The average consumer
and the manufacturer would each cu the asking
question says an engineering magazine but for Numerically
opposite reasons But the question asked
convention and dozen meter listened while
number of superhtendents discussed it, The latter probably
ented experience with million
cries 70 produce instances of oyerregraon
while they not Ruthless conveyed the
meter was white crowthere abno crows
few them. . , , n q. r.. ..
One believed that whore deposits on discs
pnngers other which wOud way
would be made overregter but these
deposits would tend to ear the motion of the disc
more than offset the cssend capacity Deposits
make of whose
Instances Of wrong wheels in the gepring,
nt when il considered from great number of meters
OF All makes prices and conditions of maintenance
traons drawn that on small
flows II must be evident that that superintendent conservative
who offered suit of clothes meter
registered. ,.., ,... &.- ' Is. w..
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Confidence and the Dollar

"iave confidence enough 20 lend me dollar
You remember the reP 81 have the confidence chap
haven't got dollar EVA. E'EIE 4. '',T'ZT
reeh Wilson saying yesterday depres
the steel allied
railways are not buying supplies aud material for
That IS true. ~ '..t. y. 5t,S ft "A. IItE4T
lie added that IL the railways would confidence there
would he boom But H. President traffic returns
e must, knnw that the raiwoys haven't got the dollar
They too make needed III
viii asst in obtaining the that thev
pet the dollar the confidence" New York
herald. q,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Small Talks

OIIldlI dIkS
4
CHARLES A. RIcE.I two thing. am Republican and
! know how TO be deck. :.. H..
Al p CASTRO Now that the political life + again with
chosen" NJ 'f'e S"' NIX ''f I','t -
DANIEL LoGANEven burglar should be endowed With sense
for valuables - - n -
MAYOR JOE TERNy-of course got invitation to speak for
Ad Club What for don know like to Harrington
and the AID Club done, anyhow E.' E+t.t.t .t#
JAMES BIcKNELI nauokanni IT,, for county Clerk,
Ben, for auditor, will be popular ticket
Sure, we re both again to stay 0F2
JOHNNY MARTINADy who doubts that the world
ysos say TINT they willing to stand for reelection past
wouLpBE MARSHAL GREEN expect to learn at any mo
eg Of the impeachment Of Mr. Powers q North Carolina
together. 80 - - = Nv
Ed TowsEs h Postmaster Young den,
me1 office the pooee in Honolulu being only bfanhno
SUPERVISOR NJ O. PAcHEco-I am Informed that CITY Clerk
M r ha, given ont the contract a for printing the m
s Be 'iSRSy H w'u' ns io' bids : something
CORPORAL SAM KALoAIf only knew where Richie was
vertiser would 10 any goodi
VINCENT FERNANDEs JR THE 81 Louis College Alumni A.,
school gs 70 hold s annual blow out next the
Mayor Fern win be welcome attend
CHARLES L. HoPKTNs.1t is that marshal under
s but would b extremely foolish to ~. for sheriff
future steps, especially IN the political game
but hin = Ths s he g st
started against him Maui many typewfien
speech with him. hut all said Is f'Maui ia
toHN W. cADwEIIsThousands would have been sayed to
the Tetory fat roofs sheds Cor
roofing this climate near the sea-
JAMES d Ad Clubs special membership
5 IDS Every member i up and working and there doubt
mistake being Goefnor Treasurer conkng
especially get little peace to my.
| Vi
the Bat tas Home want % s S 10 ass s
the w attendance Of al Of od Honolulu at the ball game On
squeeze few more in edgewise.
George R. AFTER comes nearer being like the
town meeng Of early New England any
institution Honolulu organization this 70 allow
sP@s 70 quantity gas and hot az that We
JAMES wAKEFrEID at MeGresor,. win be aban
SAY that Mescrs T. one q the 9SneeTo. land
ivsbo middle September
.a sSy . IoRN o euEGk literally the
applied the wife youngest Queen Since the
Days q the Kaahamans is ga
Of the ali Who by right permitted royal
nm MAJoR BTT IT,. ., Lewis didn't
ed No ordinary sentry il fair match for Lewis when be work
was he needed more and he had to
rounded up the last time 's a sI y
candidate aor the efty eaurersSp SS however 10 s anp ~s
IL loud clear voice that am not applicant for position
after the jolt last Friday applicant
for They tell that have
after where the good gets some
credit il Making good
public official has particular reward that have
discover
E. W. JoRDAN-I purser Of woo-eIppers
in 1870 trip from Australia England
in 1852 in the gold digging
went home in the billet of sailing ship There 40
stss%gs beside, good il the
turning from the gold fields We had been months when
we entered the English channel aud absolutely all
the larder
tack i often look back
/ happened If the had lasted another
/
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23
Those Beautifully Green Far
Pastures y etaera
Pastures

Foolish investors hunting for impossible profits ought to have
guardian appointed However the probabilities
hons VIII continue TO flow out of Hawaiian pockets
coffee and rubber plantations Florida groves
plantations and California oiwells John wanna
maker said that business that eight Der
average net profits for series Of gamble or
accident wise
faro table VIII continue their savings wildcat schemes
that show how lose YOU will yet
per cent dividends your money years. .,gg-g :
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

REV STEPHEN L. DESHAThc shibolCth Of the followers
Knn hRmehe kuampa ~
Ian lmaTks of KOlaa Tradition tells that when
the Rig Island vsiteI Chu AMI said the rep
them up.''4
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

LAND COMMISSIONER j. d. TUCKERy-Now that the mouth
4, "rd rc.S y o" the wanc rnld like % tnaw July
w bring u.s. The axe Is not political subject
lowers but I'm told that this what coming people
wonderf ,' r'~..t.f ,..e.t. 77,'.i -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-06-23

cant do you pleased y. r., .'' y. -, ~
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1914-09-17
Death of Mabel ;. HOltOn.

On last Sunday Mrs. II. L. Minis
received the news that her sister.
Miss Mabel 5. Holton. died that day
in Los Angeles.
Miss Holton taught the Wallace
school in this district two years ago
and she and her mother lived with
Mr.. and Mrs Minis about a year at
that time She was with an aunt.
Mrs Mary II. Leet. who has also Wis
tied jerome. and had just begun the
years work as a teacher in the kind
ergarten department OF the Los An
geles schools. She was stricken with
acute appendicitis and failed TO rally
from an operation which was abso-
lutely necessary.
The funeral will be held Saturday
at the former home at Bowling
Green, Ohio. Mrs. II. l.. Minis and
youngest son left for that place Wed
nesday morning and will be joined
at Chicago by other relatives.