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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-30
Puss in Boots
Jr.
By David Cory.

w YE'RE on we're OF! we're OF
N/ again,
w To sail upon the rolling
main.
The fee no longer holds rs fast,
We're sailing safe and free at last!
This is what the weatherccck
sang loud and clear the next morn
ing. It woke up Puss Junior with a
start, and running to the portfolio
he saw that they were once more
upon the ocean blue.
How did it happen?" he asked,
turning to his faithful friend on
the fagpoIe, who was still Growing
and tapping his wings at a great
rate How did it all happen?" Puss
repeated.
while you were asleep, my dear
little kitten" answered the Wealth
ercock.
tT didn't ask you when. asked
you how" laughed Puss, for he was
delighted, you see, to be once more
sailing over the great, big ocean.
You better not ask me any
more questions" said the weather.
cock quickly. you just better
hurry up and dress and ask Cap
tain Noah what he is going to do
about the castaways."
THE what7" asked Puss Junior.
''The castaways. The two Polar
Bears who are still on the ice
berg"
Goodness graeiousT- cried PusA
It'll hurry and get on my boots.
I must tell Captain Noah at once"
In a few minutes he was running
down to the lower cabin. Captain
Noah! Captain Noah!" he shouted.
Captain Noah. the Polar Bears are
left on the iceberg"
The Captain, who had oversight
himself, put HIS head out OF his
cabin door. what is all this ex-
cttement about?" he asked, sleep
fly.
"The bears are left on the Ice
berg" shouted Puss again
''Well, that's all right told
them they could stay out all night.
They will come aboard for break
fast. no doubt"
"They can't! They can'tr- cried
Puss, in great excitement The
Ark is afioat again and we are
sailing away.
'Blubber and rubber" exclaimed
the Captain. now even more ex-
cited than Puss. "MotherI" he
cried, ~the ArI's afIoat and two of
our passengers are still ashorer'
Mrs. Noah opened her eyes.
what did you say, my dear?7 she
asked, sleepily.
The Captain by this time had
pulled on his sailor suit, and clos
ing the cabin door with a bang,
rushed out on deck. with Puss
Junior close at his heels. In the
distance the iceberg could be seen
indistinctly through the morning
mist.
'Hard-aport" shouted Captain
Noah.
Mr.. Jonah, who was at the wheel,
woke up with a start. He was so
tired with cutting the ice the day
before that he had fallen sound
asleep at his post.
You land-Iubber," cried Captain
Noah. What do you mean by fall
ing asleep"
This is my FIRST experience be-
fore the mast" apologiZed poor
Jonah. I've always been q passen-
ger. Please don't get provoked
Provoked" yelled Captain Noah
Provoked! feel like throwing
you overheard" And IN the next
story you shall hear what happened
after that
CTo he COntfnued.)
Copyright, 1918, by David Cory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-10-30
Mirth and Mary.

she w1S q new servant and The
tea-cosey was to her an unknown
tea requisite One day her mistress
drew her attention to II
always put that on when you
bring In the tea" she said.
Mary thought IL the funniest SER
wants cap abe had ever seen, and
used every haIrpin abe could md to
adjust It
Her miEtres1 had company that
afternoon, and when Mary sailed IN
with the tea SvSry enc roGrsd with
laughter.
II was some tinS bsfora Mary
realized that abe Wa tia cause Of
all the fun
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The Simple Life for This Girl of Riches
HOw Miss Jane Burr ReCreatig the Spirit of Greenwich Village
in q Quaint Old hans

Miss Jane Burr who has done things since she for
sock socaed society and forgot the millions of her father has
fame wtE the picturesque Drowy Saints Inn
Croton on Hudson.
The artisticaly inclined Io SpaDd their inspired mo-
ments st the DrOwsy Saint atmosphere and sngonAn
like Greenwich Village
Miss Burr herself for the furniture s
her own handiwork hand painted stools chairs and reading
tables Miss Burr who the daughter Of Lee Guggenheim
and the wife of Captain Haratio Winsow fighting
Italian Front declares that she is able anything that
do in the Of work and she putting her boast into
practice with splendid resultA
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CHATTER vu

Sir Henry was In . pleasant ana
expansive humor that evening The
new cook was an unqualified sue
cess, and he was conscious Of h<%
ing dined exceedingly well he sat
in q comfortable easy-chaIr before
. blazing wood IRE. he had just Mt
one OF his favorite brand Of cigar
cites. and his wife, whom he adorod,
was seated only . few feet awEy.
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"Nanooln

Reggie had laid his very mail
portion Of the verdi at Marianns's
Yegy mail feet, and Marianne had
had gently but firmly said 'NaDooI"
Then Ysu won't marry met"
said Reggie, feeling very bad about
It.
'Fs-a thousand times nsTT said
Marianne, with decision.
You needn't say No . Thousand
timssiT said the FSjsetSd suites re-
SsntfuilK, ave sRly AGkS4 ISu
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No Luck.

Tia unluclCy one was telling hfa
troubles to . sympathetic friend,
mo leave, no letters, no blinking
highly. No LUCK at air
Never mind youT soon be dead,
~" Eaid the unluelEy one, "and
n was dead now, and on my way
to heaven, I'll bet I'd be brought
down BY Anti-AireraftT"
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His Epitaph.

ne driver of the ear had been
killed instantly in the aeeident,
The coroner summoned several
witnesses, amsna them q gentleman
residing near the scene of the ao7
eident,
When Intercepted, the latter an
sweredi
IF had to write that young fell
lewis spltaph, should say, he
aiOd trying to set sixty nilsS cot Of
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Wishes to Become Acquainted

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX;
lam very fond OF q girl who
lives aeroEa the street from
me, and her appearance seems
very sweet and attractive,
do not know II love her, but
I should be delighted to nost
her. Please tell me how !
can do SO, a. do not know
any OF her frisndA, don't
want, either, 70 raise any fGisa
hopes, J -
There Is no WY Of becoming
acquainted with q we'll brought Up
young girl except through an IN
Production By enc Of her friends
or yours, As to raising false
hopes. aren't you anticipating
things . nttisf
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INTERESTING
STORIES
Nat So Ignorant.

Immediately after the zeebrugEs
raid the proprietor Of q public
house in Dover displayed q placard
NAVAL Raid on Zeahrugge-"
4 sailor. noticing the wrongly
spelt word, dropped ID. called for
Bpelt wrong
Have II" said the proprietor.
well, you're the fortieth man that
has called In to tell me so and none
OF them were teetotAllers, 80
think I'll let IL stand as Il Ia"
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Return of Friendship Ring
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
have been going regularly
for over a year with q young
man whose company / enjoy
very much. I could not love
him well enough to think Sc
r1ously Of our friendship
though he showed his love for
me.
Through some argument we
have broken our relations and
I doubt whether we will ever
be friends again. He has given
me a diamond ring mot an en-
gagement ring) and sn in
doubt whether I should return
IT. K g.
I think you ought not to retain
q gift Of that nature II your friend
ship is broken Why not return
the ring with . note'
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Handicapped.

what did Noah do in the ArkF'
asked the teacher.
He spent his time fishing" said
the small boy. adding: But he
didn't catch nothin'"
"Rssllyg" said the teacher. ~why
notT'
Hadn't enough bait" answered
The boy; "only two wormR"
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Advice to the LOvelOrn
By BEATRICE FAIRFAX.

be an ensign Would Il be
proper for me to write and
congratulate him on his pro-
motion?
CONSTANT READER
By all means, write him q nice
letter and congratulate him or
his promotion
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0riqir of the Cabinet.

GEORGE is said to have been responsible for the word
Cabinet" applied to politics. He could not take
part in the deliberations of his Pvy Council because
he knew English the ministers used to meet in his
private room or cabinet while he absent and thus
came to be spoken of as his Cabinet Council"
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This Day in History.

THIS the anniversary of the battle of Cadero IN 1905
between MaSsena, of Napoeon's most brilliant
marshas, and Archduke Charles of Austria The French
forces were repulsed after sangunary struggle that last
ed two days Caldero is ruined town eight miles east
If Verona
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Shall She Congratulate HIM.
DEAR MISS RAIRRAXI

would appreciate an tR=
mediate answer to my question,
Is the yeunE man is goinG
aeress shortly, ] knew him
p few years sSa before he en5
listed in the navy, and Rsw !
AaAEAA- AaS-hAGR aRaRn1a&~-
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A Good Bern.

Il am going into dads office, you
know" he informed Honora late
one afternoon when he had dropped
70 TO see her and Mildred. Mildred
was out, but would be IN soon, ana
h sat A1T2 "a walt and chat. SAS
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KA|SER'S HOLDINGS IN
United STATES WILL
GO UNDER HAMMER

WASIuN'iTON. March N--l""i"'r' '
| !, III. I'ui.,.l Srrt,s "wu'd hE tn
| kaiser himself: Cnrm," tha""riH' N"i:
! E,;I.iuairu !iv!lH"g. IN H"rInAn Jul'h'
rr-" GENERALS .l!i 'i:' .;'ra'Hn govern
mon, il..if. will y, n" FIRST /" :" uAH"r
Tin. huI:!nl,r under t!c plans at ~ N'-
! ,.h,l, p,!iurr. alien property CUSTODIAN.
/ 10 sell licr,u.ln owned property mere -
! ;hc highest bidders.
NJ; l';ilm,r'S testimony to the ScNa'"
! oruynnr;a,ipnS committee in which -
prnr.n>r,! necessary legislation whI'l
VA, ml,lic pubi!" today. makes pam
/ fhl. urup, rites al merely minor lItdl-
v,,luaiS VII! rrohahly not hc sold. hu'
! thar the direct purpose al the NOV" -
! 10 break up the OutpoSiS OF huItur IN
America.
The time has come" Mr. Palmer told
| thu, senators, 'whrn IN" ownership OF
SOME Of these great German properties
| should be permanently separated from
German capital and that the enemy
might as well know that IN" Conncc-
/ ton with which he has been able II
maintain with American industry and
| commerce is broken. not simply during
the war but broken never to be re-
stored.
| Tho German empire through it's
financial operations has nut an INDUS
| trial and CONNIE rcial chain I'll the way
across the country and through our in
Sular possessions We have become
| thoroughly convinced that il would be-
wise and highly desirable 1T this time
| if the ownership OF some Of those prop
critics could be permanently taken
InWaS,' -
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,o, -,. ., p.tb,,,. ,r.er spending
49,. ,,..,,, bi,,-I-rnt. here.
judge L. VI v"''-,''
business III l'e'hcS"" !'H'''4'!'
JoS"ih NcNlliSt.r lGt; Cor lni"nt"%h.
| Ia. this morning "a visit relatives.
! 1.,ro it,r,s nf intrrrs, for Tho In,
,clIi.rnrsr Il, Croft kinnry's barbcr
! sbnn
! " G Gillian, rnadr = business tril
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FLUSHING, O.

ur and Mrs. Matt McNcal arc vrs-
Ibis week With relatives III Bliss
Held. 49,. or~. ,.r
.,n rcck from North L"wtShurg.
,,hcrc he visited with relatives fer
vrs, r @. rctz was shopping In
Wheeling Tuesday.
NJ and Mrs. Robert Kitchener Of
rridgcport visited friends IN town
q y Elliott Of Holloway was Il
finishing visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ellen RruSnn of salem Is
viciting ut tho home Of L. u. JNdkIn$.
Miss Ida Es.kcr and daughters. Nnrl'
and sylvia. of ST. ClnirSTi''c E'Sl'''
sunday with her parents. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Smith Bethel =.
wheeling with his daughter. Mrs.. NJ.
II. Gregory.
Miss Anna Chandler is IN Bridgeport
'I - y Jndkins is in Cleveland this
week on business
! ii. l. Enlzwnrth was i business
r,sitor in St Clairsville Tuc$dly,
Mrs. Elizabeth Sears "f tr""7"ri
twisted over Sunday will! Mr.. ;nd Mrs
]. \ Bethel.
The ou,-of-,nwn relatives wh" at
ended the funeral Of Mary {. l'"iI""hE
,vc-c. John C:Lriwal,"r "Ud "it". I'd
r.,r Trldwalh.r Ir'hhir I:"'!E. Fi'hN
Williamson. Jess EdE"rt"u. VII" "ni
daughter. Cyrus Copper Ella STIR,
NIattic Jrssup anh Ellen Hrrn%"n. AL
of Salem. uhr"; Mnrr'lr"t S"lrGh a'"i
SISTER - Martins, Ferry. Hrans"n sui
wcn. wic" and s"iI. Of Iowa: MHrthi
Fashion -" Fnrrst Grove. r.. ! :,
Hnli.wny nrh W.T. "f Wh"'iirG. y
lar" fl,l,ul...r - friends from t!trr'&-
,ilir. Cn!"r;ln and Harn,Sv'lN" "''" "iS'l
in ATTENDANCE y.
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CAMERON

Several mos prominent citizens have
id,,,dcd 10 reduce. the high cost Of Nv
Nv, nv raising their own garden vcge'
tables TINS wear:
Letters recently received from cH
Mayor William II. K"t:"r. state that III
.iiI,,s his rnw home AMI Is. delighted
with his work ut Winchester. New
York.
.rh, Dixie theatre will resume opera
ions. sine, the small poX scare mas sub
sided. -,
pr &. T.. Hutchinson Of Moundsrill"
was =. business caller in town EcSier'
day.
Mrs. Margaret Hughes is the guest Of
friends II MoundSVl'lr.
William Lowe. Arch Cook and J"!!l'if
land Harry Chambers went "a Mounds
willie yesterday for tn" purpose OF en-
listing in the army.
! IsaIc Rogers Of N"Undsrilic. ~
| business caller III town today.
| Tho condition ~ J. I. Wayman, WIT
| - At IN. Glendale hospital. remains
aha.' the same.
J y - Hope Ayrrs Of Moundsviilc. !:
lthr guest If friends III town.
Miss Fern lInlt "f M"unjSvl!ir, Is th'
guest nf friends in town.
: SulIir.. I:rlr., crow was in Mounds
VILE yesterday transferring business he
! fore the Circuit court.
\. i. M,M;l!-n. - Warrington. WI:
4 business caller III iown Monday:
| W. II. Snyder transacted business
"A, MounhsyilI" Monday.
Miss p,hnruh .iit2:"raId. Il stra"E
r.tr!rr ,f rajrm"nt. spent Sunday VIII
Ter parents her..
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SAND HILL

There will h.. III" usual order Of ser
yirr~ at thu NJ T.. church on Sunday
Surtlav nj 10 L. m. preaching service
81 / u IN. AMI IN" weekly prayer ser
vice at : "a y. ~. ~ s"rvIC"s w"r" hold
an last SUNDAY. rs tn" fun"rai ser
vir.S al Hrlvat" Eirrl" convened 1T
shat hour.
r,i,. E:pwurth l."n4:ti" services this
W, l. were conducted by Miss lia@rI
Winters.
RI. ! N. :. ,luh met II; tho r"sidrnc"
,.r Miss h'nrcnr" .Irn.S "u March =. AMI
al tn CONCLUSION 80 III" n'c,!l" work
hr.ir da.uiy refreshments w"r" served
lev Tho hostess. which W"r" followed ny
an hour at games ana tnuSI". Th" "luh
viii hr entertained hy Miss lAli" VIM
t"r$ At he n"N' meeting. Th'S" pres
~, were: Misses IIn%rl. Zelda and
iilIi Winters. Elsa" and virginia Eald-
w"lI. ira" and clara l;"ilvIl'". F"u'2h
l,avi$. Ethel Mct'r"ary. Edna INLAND and
rlur,nrr Jones and M"Sdam"S Jamie
.f"ur.s AMI Laura Jones
MIR anal Mrs. " .k""t and children al
$l"n, Church street. ELM Grove, hay"
hr"n Spending several days Will VT
arI Mrs ';""r.;" Fox.
Relatives "f Mr.. AMI Mrs Russell
lray5: "r Pittsburgh have received tn"
u'. lli.."ucr If Ia" critical Illness OF
their y"unE Sun. Ewing.
.lrs,pn M.','nuSllmi "r Fin Grove.
Hr,,.i" 81 Mrs tir''r i'Hru". IL seriously
~ at hi h"rn'.
! ru,rl.s ni yut.uc r""i,!" from hero
attended e i,,riy a. VIII H'rhmonds ut
+ Hairl!rw an Wednesday evening.
Misses; Einr"rtr" Iuiirs and Lena Bruce
! w"r- ciry visitors "r Thir%'!a%.
MIR and Mrs, John i'acu" and Mr..
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time at tho home Of his daughter. Mrs
\. d. Craig.
Mrs. John BurSn came home from INC
OHIO Valley General hospital at Wheel
ing Yesterday after receiving Il 81 days
treatment. for Ill health. She is much
better
Mrs a Porter has IA her guest Mrs.
IN. i. Mrighcn OF littleton.
C. W. McCracken has been numbered
among the indisnoscd for Il few days
Mrs Hannah Barnhart is slightly In
disposed at her home in the Crawford
addition.
W. J. Bcohcr came homo from
Moundsvillc yesterday where he spent
several days attending court.
\ building permit for a five room
bungalow 10 be built on the South Side
has been issued To J. NJ McGlumphy.
John CavanaEuh is making extensive
improvements to mis- property at the
west end Of town. -
There was no Sunday school at the
BAPTIST church last Sunday on account
ri the smallpox scare, but next Sunday
| tho place will lc open for business
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Notes.

Tho Harmony Nal" Quartet. a musical
organization with an "&taSliShH1 rcpHta-
tiun for pleasing programs. VIII f'' nor"
this evening ~ give an entertainment
under IN" direction o. Ia" t"drtih l.f-
ccunl isirr.lu II is an cN;r, number ~ =
INC holders If ssc;LSou tickets Will -" al
mIi.d 1T IN" special prices 81 -"c l"E
adults and Toe for children To Others
tho 'r.,.,.S arr 3Ic and &c Arrange
m.niS fer reserved S'fi% nHy DC miHc
at The Dawson pharmacy
Mrs g \ noruhuSh. uf webb ii"iEhiS'
spent yesterday shopping IN wheeling
ard v!SI,in.: friends there.
ANNOUNCEMENT is mad" that ~" r"Su-
iar meeting ot tho Epw"r:h league OF
The Methodist church Will hH held Mon
dnv evening ~ IN" Run:i!I HON" on
West Thir,y-ninth street.
Mrs. William Springer Of Central
avenue. IS spending the end -: tn: week
IN Cleveland with her daughter. MISS
Marjorie. who holds 1 position IN that
city.
MIR s. r Owens. vctcrhn VIII" has
been spending the winter ~ IN" soldiers
Horlc IN Sandusky. arrived here "'d-
nrs,lay evening 10 vista IN" nom OK
his son r.. A. owens. ot East IhlrtF-
sixth street. 80,
The regular March meeting of The
! Wnman's Club will no hold next Tues
dav evening nj tho horn" az ihr MISSES
Catherine. and Martha Smith. On Cen
raj avenue.
br l. g. Rcrry. VIII" received \. com
mission in tho u".hrll corps Of IA" l.. >
Army SONS, tim" ago. WIS ordered on
| rhursdav 10 report III Washington. H.
! 1. on March 18th. for military service
urs John Zimmerman Hud it'll" son
aud Mrs. Ella Tully, ut Wlrw""d. ana
! Mrs William Ewing and Miss l'lan'h'
! Mckinney. Of jefferson. Ia. w"r" E'I"S!N
: rt Mrs. William r"ff. "f Lincoln avenue"
: on Thursday The hostess. assisted ny
! Mrs carl Poff. gave Z dinner "t t"cIN"
; covers in honor OF tn" visitors.
Mrs. T.. Bruce Dawson, who nus h""H
| quite i'll for more than Two w"'':S' l.
now able to nc up Il part 81 "ach H'tE.
rho sermon subject 1T tho M'th"dlN'
| church tomorrow morning Will h", :"'
| nuaintancr With God" In the cVch'hE
| the ,,ns;or. Rev Whitmnrc. Will slTAh
! on Tho theme. Pure Religion.
| r.v Zimmerman. Of the Christian
chrrch, will have for his sermon SuhJoc'
| Tomorrow morning.. 9TH" Living ""rH'
| and IN The evening. IA food disciple.
In he PRESBYTERIAN church to-m"rTo"
morning Or. Price will speak on inc
| ,h.,1,e -StcwardShip:" in the evening
! his theme will ~. "poing Greater
, Works.
Naynr Jones was a business visitor at
Pine Creek yesterday morning.
Mrs y. A. puckworh.' "f R"!lalrr
loader OF the choir OF tho Christian
! church. has been i'll through The Week.
, but is improving.
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Gothic, having received his notice only
a few days before L. appear on Sap-
hath and enter camp. having been cX'
amincd several months previously.
Tho Ladies' Missionary society "t
III" Presbyterian church met with MIS-
John Taylor on Wednesday. The morn
ING was spent it. sewing and $""IaliF'
Will" tho devotional was held III IA"
AFTERNOON with Il larE" nuTnh"r Of
members and also several visitors
M"SsrS. John Tayl"r and FRANK
Caldwell left IN Thursday i"r IhtlS'
hurgh In attend Ia" aui"in"'H'" Sh""
which is h"iuE h"li ,h"r" from IL" LIST
,n the gih Of this month.
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Relief from Eczema Q

Don't worry about eczema or other
skin troubles. You can have a clear
healthy skin by using a little zeino,
obtained at any drug store for 3oc, or
extra large bottle at Sl.00-
Zemo generally removes pimpies.
Slackheads, blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy. Zemo is clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. 1t is easily
applied and costs mere trif!e tor each
application. 1t is always dependable
The E, ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
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MORRIST0WN

The National road east or town is
almost impassabIe. y. present fifty aa-
tos were pulled OUT OF the mud ycS:"e-
day.
The measles have made -De;r appear
anC. IN ;nis community.
Mrs. Cart" Wright stuI continues
very i'll ut h"r home on High str'st'
\ large crowd from her" attended the
10. Lynn sal" r"ar l.Gtt"T.y yesterday.
Several ii. tn. y"Ui;G people went /"
I;arn.sviil Tu.scl;i: nl-ht |" S'e Nutt
and JEFF.
sarclay Israel has returned I" his
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hammock
Death of Miss Brewer.

Miss Sarah Ercwcr died ut the nom"
or her niece. Mrs l.ahCn Ledge. VIM
sides SOUTHEAST uf town. Mlth whom
sh" mad. h"r home. on Tuesday morn
INK. death being due Ia lniirmllI"S "t
old age.
Deceased was III her "iGhty-f"ur'N
year. and is survived by IN" SISTER
Mrs. Palmer If 81. ClairSvIllr. and n
number "r ni",r's; and ncph"wS. Funeral
s,.ryjccs wrrn held on Thursday after
noon at o'clock. conducted lay l;"r.
w. T.. Hummer. pastor III the i'rrshY-
,crian. church. with intrrmcnt in the
l'laiuiicld cemetery.
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SHADYSIOE
MI. Tom Hall Dead.

Mr. Tom Hall. OF .tvondal". died on
Thursday morning at tho l;"llair" h"SN'-
tai whore h. had hc"u taken Ter treat
;ucnt s. few days previous. lie had h""n
III for several months. though not con-
fined 20 his HON" Ill Of that time. Mt
Hall had been blind from his carly child
hood. but lni conducted Il small Stor" IN
North Central avcnu" during number
ut years and was widely known III the
community. Funeral services Will ":
held AT The home II his mother. Mrs
l.orrna Hail. with whom H. resided
Sundny Afternoon. Rev. y. q. Whi;m"r"'
% ShadySi,i". and E"v. Cooke" 81 BELL
a!rc, will hc in charE" II the SERVICES.