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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Southern SlavS
Present Claims

PARIS T.N aN The Jugu Sl8y doll
,sutiuu to che peace conference Inns
prosecuted 90 thr conference itH trrri-
iutaI ,IImH lialN haas u0uf,i th,
conference .NIt she cannot adhere 20
tnr IIru -IaN proposal to submit the
u,HmHuuuU eft thU frontier h,tweeu
th, two ,uuutu'H 90 tho arbitration
oft President Wilson Tho Iu|Eu.SluNH
ask that ibH ls1nzn river be nude tho
BOUNDARY between them and italy.
Tho Tulu.SlJN claims involve the
annexation by the ~IuEo-Siuys or tho
Who'll, uf syria with Triost and
Fiump and tnH whole of DalmutUu
islands. with the exception OF iolu-
rosl. which ID, loft 10 Italy
A,.utIu. 90 reports received NJ tho
Headquarters ~ tho Italian peace
delegation. tho Jugo-Slavs have or
d,rsd r. general mobilization which
has interrupted transportation bc-
tween Italy and Jugo-slavia and tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Accused OF Robbing
United States Mail

Denver. colo, fob. gA-Alfred
Young arrested boz December iu sun
frnnclrco and returned "a Denver on
the charge OF having stolen two reg
lsiorvd mail pouches from u wagon
Ht the Denver pustufn,c. was Indicted
fu.aN hy the federal grand iufy which
las been boo session three weeks The
mail pouches tr said 90 have contain
Hd registered packages valued NJ
500 900 ~tIftN-viEht other indlct.
mrnts having Co do in the main with
Importing 81 intoxicating liquor into
the state and the operation Of Illicit
stlllH Was returned hy the iufN.
Alma Green uf Trinidad nov in the
Denver county jail was charged with
operating 70 SIN in Trinidad br porr
Vincent ~ Pueblo was Indicted Tor
violating the Harrison narcotic act
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Industrial Meeting
Is Held in London

London Fob. The Industrial
parliament. composed 81 representa-.
tvsH % employer and employs and
government officials. assembled in
Central hall Westminster. this morn
irr
The object 81 holding tho parlia-
mtu w. O. give the government an
ppUrfuuity to moct representative IT
british industry and learn their views
ou tho general labor situation
IN. delegates Co the parliament
number 700 n H. estimated that
more than iu. 5000. 400 workers are
represented.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

stoppaec Of food supplies destined Tor
southeastern Europe.
In ti,w OF tho situation. n b. an
nounC,d. Italy has suspended M re-
turn OF IuEo-Slnf prisoners captured
from the Austrian army. italy, how
ever. continues 90 return 'zuChp-Slo-
tnk l,iish aud ttumuniun soldiers
lmIlA nImnl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
10 IRclcu.c no IIuns

Paris Feb. Eight huudret
German prisoners. captured hy tho
Americans are about 90 be- released
from the prison camp AZ -. Pierre
DE Corps bed Tours. An the men
from Alsacr or Lorraine and are
the first captures from the German
army tu bee released by the allies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

NJ Paso. Texas. Feb. gs.-pedro
Monies was shot IN the leF late last
night near the VI raso amcifer BY
United states Immigration officers,
They were watching a band u men
moylng along the Rio Grunde bank
believing them Ga be attempting 20
cfoHs chinese aliens ILLEGALLY into the
United States. They wefe ordered a.
halt. but ran and Monies waa struck
when the officers fired He will re-
cover,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
Silks That Are New

Sun ~ the good fairies of sprinV-and named By the
spirit of joyousuess-these wonder silks are now show
ing in our front windows. We know that they ore new
because you have never even heard Of them before
Mars Serge, Novelty Foulard, Satin Empress. Grceque
Meteor, Rex Gcorgcttc, Sport Satin, Satin PLAID, etc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28

Exclusive aHrnts Tor rclrbratett
~itur~aiino hat-importcti from ital,.
d~.uarantsse Clothing 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-28
MillineryIItor Spring

One could call this showing Millinery for Queeus-
Fascinating creations from pokes to ever so large sal-
ors-Rough siraw-to satins aud Georgctie-from
Bows :" clever conventional Flowers aud Ornaments.
Second Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
AMPLE WATER READY
FOR USE At SUPPLY
sF STATE WILL ACT
Continued from pag. -

men this ward was in charge of
women attendant, Immediately ci.
ieglcd a change II was the onl' thing
90 do"
"Do you ever have abusive attend
ants" asked.
ives. bu, they don't Last q mlnu'"
with me ! let ont every attendant
who is charged with bad treatment o'
patient, New York pays for twelve
attendant, to each ward Oklahoma,
two pu, our state policy oi cutting
down overhead expense, has placed
our institutions IN q position % have
abuses When patients become un-
ruly and dangerous. IN order to pro.
tect Themselves, attendants have
abused them. whcfels II there were
several attendant, ON .and. trey could
handle refractory patients with abso-
lutte safety ! had one woman attend
am, vino parked her patient with a
board he lasted about one minute
here when | found It out
a, wc journicd from ward TO ward.
wc always found men and women
alike ~ tastes. sitting abou, stoves
chatting. some laughing others NOISY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

Something constantly occurred %
bring me face 70 face with the llci
that these people we're abnormal Not
w much ~ appearances but acton,
and word, Many oi them chiIied
pleasantly with Dr., llill lie seemed
10 know them by name. know ihclf
malldy. their illusions, their family
history lie pointed out various types
VI mllldies.
There sat an inmate troubled VITA
mcllncholia Apart silent. downcl''
lhl, peculiar type Of insanity was cspe
ci'ly noticeable.
They believe they have injured
some member OF their family II .
fctro,peclion NV. grief. sorrow toi
imaginary wrong-doing They suffer
loment'. awsys They cannot bring
lhem,elye, 10 laughter Thar con
science will not permit H. SAID Hill
Anothos War Tragedy.
N sad faced you1g woman 'I'
apart Dos,or Hlll remained mo.
mcn' beside her ,ncaklng Kindly pa
IcutU Sire replied N a foreign
IInaWrc
This Is Fannie Smrek" Hill said
She came over from Bohemia -
marry her swcothear, about the tire
u1r was declared All her brother
we're ~ the Austrian army Com
mun,caiIon va, Cut oli Size pnrI
iur home. was unable 10 bear the long
,u,pcn'e and became insane. II IS a
sad case
Nt that moment a moihcrly woman
came up 10 Dr. Hill
II don't want to be pin.hed again
,he protected Dr. Hill laughed out
right
IAN right mother, wc hope you Will
not have TO be 'p.nshed' many time,
more"
Her SON was in the army Dr. llilI
explained anl she wa' obliged 10 sign
her vouchers ui remittance She ~.
sisted She was ,gnlnc \ commitment
10 illl
iyciorr VIC lci, the womens ward
I ,pi,d a shry,lled olI woman. so.
ting apart lonely and abandoned
s'cppci over 90 her ard va, about 90
clasp her hand when she gave me a
sharp shove
"Gct along. YOU evil ono oi the
devil" ,hc shouted "ion needn't
come honeyiug around me" and ,hc
ylarc1 As hllciully as her hedlmmcd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Parents Of Coffin
Sinnle WORKING Folk

PARIS. Feb ~ The father AMI
mother Of Emile Coffin the w1uId-Ac
ASSASSIN oi Premier Clcmcucclu, arc
simple working pcaplc They I've 40
Rue Convention 'nc father working n
factory w l.a, Nouln,cu
s som aged Y also works ~ Tn,
'a-8r N ccoud brother IS S.! years
Oh
Neighlors of tive family dcS,rib,
Emile Coffin i, being addicted &
Neither smoking nor drinking, hut ,a'
re was a great reader of novels an.
hooks on astronomy and sociology
The father tried IN vain to cor 1t tl'
anarchist cjlea, oi hrs SON, but th'
latter r.diculcd hm as being old
lShionel
Emile Cotiin has been under treat.
ncnt for an affection o., the heart and
disease Of the lsrynN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
COTTON ACREAGE
Meeting BEGINS

In response TO the request OF Gov
.tnN Robertson, more than 100 cot.
lon growers OF Oklahoma assembled
1t the Chamber of Commerce this
morning to confer on the advisabili,y
md means OF reducing the cotton crop
\ Oklahoma
Urging the advantages OF the store
house system TO keep cotton from
flooding the market, ] A. Whltehur,t,
Mesident OF the state agricultural de-
,ar,ment opened the morning ses-
ion.
John Fields was scheduled to spcal,
later in the morning and Governor
Robertson and Carl Williams, were
TO be among the speakers at the after
noon session
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

eye, could reflect her thoughts
She's awful, said Qule, voice in
my ear,
II was an attendant feassuringly
"She never change, She Is Just so
abusive aud wicked and ha,cial at all
times"
You've killed three sisters Of mine
already" ,houcl another woman
Standing near cot bed ~ one corner
She was glirlng at d. HI
Il suppose you viii ~ me next
ard she n, behind the bed covering as
lnnnRl ,he h1pel OF cNpelled ihe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Premier Observed
AsSaiIant Before

PARIS. Fch 2O-Ir"mcr Olcmcn
ccaus own story oi the attack upon
him. as he told " to callers :, gwen
u ,hc Ma,in today rs follows.
Yesterday when | was passing TIA,
spot al the corner ui the Boulevard
Del Esc, ! remarked a strange slI-
houet,cd Figure upon the pavement
showing someone examining me aucn-
tiyely The silhouette was that OF a
rather evl-looking man, said TO
myself. Hello. that fellow !, up TO No
good This morning at the same spot
perceived the same silhouette and
Immediately thought, Why that's my
riend Of Yesterday
II hadn't time to continue the re-
lection for the individuals arm wa,
,aised, revolver in hand, and he fired
., the door OF the automobile and hit
he window didn't reflect that there
we're perhaps other bullets in the re
oliver, and As soon as the first shot
vas fired. leaned forward to sec
other shots followed rapidly, one alter
mother and felt a sharp pain low
Town the back OF my neck The pair
Mas so intense that ! could not hell
,rying out ] realized perfectly that
lad been hit"
HE followed" continued the prem
Ter. passed with lightning like rapid
ity The orderly seated beside th,
chauffeur on the front Of the auto
mobile, had, at the first shot, pulled
his revolver out OF his pocket Ih'
chauffeur at the same time put ol
speed and got us on, OF range. lhei
Ne turned and brought me back home
Now feel absolutely nothing
The premier paused here and thei
,ddcd, sarca,,cally: "My adycr
saries arc really poor shots. The
arc exceedingly clumsy"
Nine Melba's efforts on behalf o
lhc Red Gross produced S5S0OOO, O
which S2OOOO was collected in Aus
rala. he native land.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

medical superintendent 10 take after
her wanted TO leave had heard
enough,
These are only few Of their de
lusions," said Hill as we lett the last
women's ward tn enter q tour OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
tcon,lnu,d from pao, -

office They took the cue and grnned
their appreciation oi the boss bravery
And Then lie Stepped
That's All have ~ saw said
Walton as bc turned ~ hl, followers
% lmpart injunction, go,wmHF m.
pcc ior the executive office oI 'lc
city.
It was only after mu,h delay that
Walton put aside his political com.
ference 10 grant an interview
Throughout me morning h1 ou,D
was filled with men who hardly Nrc
the appearance of being aligned wI'..
aD'nliic, OF tine department u unN..
works.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
@E7i1|lPp

bhlhhuHnnH ln list
KILLED ~ ACTION
FrNsie harley IiingE, Mountain View
Private Leo u. Murpny, Hooker
WOUNDED BEVERLEY
Private 'hnfIsy Thomas. iiswoHh.
--
wOUNpEp. pEGREE uNDETEH.
MINED.
Corpl. iia,nsy &. Iiuii.. Asher.
,Urpl Jack e.. Reeves, DALEY.
prliafc Elmer .. Dreasier. iinllsrt
Private Nalph =. Taylor. so broad
WAY 0r'ir, Oklnhons CITY,
Private Homer u, Thomas. Hazel
Iri,atr John ". Williams. Commerce.
rfi,atc Preston 4. Niiiiford. Niueo.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Iorpi. Otho j. Moore, sparks.
Ifhate Austin Spurgenn, tfOudrr 'lty'
rri,sir Tom iiniliburon. Coleman.
ptl,atr Dude 4, owens, Nulphuf.
rrl,ai- INic II. rofahi, Haskell
prlsni- Robert ito-s j.. lirn'Sti'n
Private Douglas Iiruwn. Mnsmrn
Tri,nir Harold Mcbride. Ncaihcsf1rd.
WASHiNGTON. Feb. 20 The arm
casualty llst given ont last night shows
ped from wound ..... ........
Dird Of dl.risr ....... .-.....Ht
Wounded slightly .... ...... .t.
Mo"nicd. dssres undetermined ss9 81,
Wounded slightly .............. owl
Total ............... .....'''''
Caluhomnns hoo list
WOUNDED TtNEEEiN
Iorpl. walter Collin, Ieu. In~ton.
WOrSUED. DEGREE t&bLIEl''
MINED.
Private IIenr, iiornrr, Coleman
Private Ruben ". ShlppeI atl'''"'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

reporters after the meeting. Don't
be afraid when I'm around
The reporters opIned they didn't
need any protection.
Somebody is entitled TO the we'll
known red badge ol courage.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

When YOU make out Your income
tax return ask yourself what You
would have had to pay had Germany
hrcn yir,oriou and hc thlnkiul
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

could not keen his engagement Mr.
Balfour and Baron Sonnino went TO
Colonel Houses office on receipt OF
the news, and although deprived,
through Premier Clemenceaus alb
senee. OF the French point OF view, the
conferees. il is Understood, reached an
agreement that will materially adj
vance the procedure OF the conference
and hasten the conclusion OF peace
Much. however is still dependent on
NJ. Clemenceau and French opinion
generally, yet the indications are, as
viewed IN American quarters, that CO.
operation will become general 10 this
end.
Inietion Poeyes Him.
His enforced inaction is weighing
heavily on the premier. however. and
the doctors find him a difficult pa
iien,, unwilling to obey all their or
ders. lie insisted on receiving VS.
'ors all day yesterday and N dis
cussing current business with Stephen
Pichon. the foreign minister, who
called on him late III the evening Tor
the third time after the shooting.
The premier raised the question :
10 whether thc supreme council should
sit this afternoon as had been ar
ranged aud expressed the wish that the
decision be left 10 the delegates Of
the other great powers
Personally, NJ. Clcmcncciu is I'M
patient to resume his place at the
head Of the conference 4, he refers
10 the subject IN his conversation
with those around him, he gives the
impression Il believing that he viii
be taking his chair at the sitting
again IN four or five days for he keeps
repeating 1T IS nothing
Suffers Some Pain.
Noncthclc,s. hi, wound occasionally
gives him much pain. lie bcar' this
exceptionally we'll and the wlngc'
d, not impair his customary good hu-
NOR or prevent hm indulgiug ~ lively
Sallie, Thus shortly after he was
oundcd. when one OF his colleague.
mo is an old and trusted friend and
particularly dear TO him, came 10 see
h. !. the premier. smiling broadly, re
marked The Mahlrala OF blkcncl
invited me to hunt the tiger IN hi
country We'll. 1t !, the anarchists
who have hunted The Tiger hu, they
i,,ed him
The premier yesterday sent for
Sister Throne,sc the nun who uur,ed
1im when he was operated upon a ic"
year, ago, and she now !, aiensln'
him lie spent The day Yesterday ~
his armchair but asked that his IA.
yoritc oh rrandiaihcrs chair should
be brought up from ms country
house a, Beruouyllc. The pemcr'
mind was never ,lcarcr, nor his
though, more rapid Tie discusses h's
wound and hi, symptoms technically
lust as II they were those ct another
ucrSCu.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

When YOU pay Your income tax YOU
set receipt from Uncle sam What
would William Iohcuzollern have
hanlc dyou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

Mrs. T. + O'Connor. wife oi the
Celebrated Irish journalist and an
American woman by birth. ha, written
4 book OF rcminisccnces.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
To Clte MabIlual constLpstIon

Take "LAX.FOS WITH PEPslN"
io- lwo or three week A Liquid
Tonic Laxative. Pleasant 20 Take
spc II Regulate. (Ady)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Vital Statistics
Births

Births
Nr nud Mrs Marcel Corona, 6Oi
Nurth BUc,Wcldcr avenue, boy.
Deaths.
Garrett T. Rockford, ST. Anthonys
Garnet, } Green. lO6 East Twenty
sixth street
Mrs Anna II Martin, III: East Tenth
street
Building Permits,
! ~ Mann. uuc-story brick building,
3lI-lG West Second street i5.u'n.
A ". Never, tNo-story addition, $50
NcN Eighth street, ti0U
T. T. Williams, garage, N2i West
Thirti,'h street. ilGO,
G. l. Lockwood, two-story frame
dwelling. 1920 West Thirteenth street
81. .OOn.
g. L. Lockwood, repairs to dwelling
1915 West Thirty. seventh street, 300.
l. T. Dodson, one-siory frame dwell
mg. lSii Wcs' Eleventh street, $4,000.
q ) Mcbride repairs, 1909 NortN
Harvey avenue. $500
&. NJ Brown. onc-Story frame dwell
Ing. 1901 North Klein. $4,000.
Albert Spencer. repairs to dwelling
t2g west Thirteenth street, 500,
| I. J Siochl, garage, 6lj North Dewey
avenue 500,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

mems apartment, 81 will show YOU
others"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20
Colds cn,c Grip and influenza

LAXATIVE BROMO QUlNlNt
Tablet, remove the cause There q.
only one "Br3mp Qulnine ?" r. "
GROVES signature on the boN W.
lNd,I
Victory H. ours. hu, the cost ~ du'
hr i5 vet 10 be met Have yui o.
your income tax
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

Your income tax goes to the cost OF
war lha, has brough, us peace and
victory Have you paid ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

Births
Nr nud Mrs Marcel Corona. Coz
Nurth BUckWcldcr avenue, boy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

Nine Melba', efforts on behalf OF
lhc Red Gross produced S5S0OoO, OF
which &0OOO was collected in Aus
ralia. he native land.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-20

VTTHW HWWTTTTTT" w NV
KILLED ~ ACTION
frl,.ie Charley I,lngg. Mountain View.
Private Leo u. Murphy, Hooker.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

Rev. j. Hewitt closes his connection
with the passionate of the 7. M. church
of this city on Sunday next.
Our city band took into consideration
the dullness of the public spirit Satur-
day night and came forth to cheer the
same.
On the I4th inst. Mr.. Samuel kitto,
whom we claim as Pointer, and Miss
Nellie Wheeler of Bloomington graced
the hymeneal altar at the latter place.
The majority of our townsmen will be
greatly surprised to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Teasdale has made an assignment of his
stock of merchandise.
w. Jacka. Jr, has been appointed pas
tor of the Primitive Methodist church
of this city.
Married, at the brides home in this
city, on the 9th inst. by Rev. VIM
Jacka. Jr., MIR. Thos. Huxtable and Miss
Nj. j Davis.
Friday night some party entered th'
room occupied by Anton Howell and Z
young man named Slater, at Chamley'i
\ Hotel, and took watch from each anc
about eleven dollars of Anton's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22
Twenty-Five Years Ago, 1894.

Holandale now has newspaper with
Geo. Swenson as Publisher.
The teachers meeting held at the
high school building last Saturday was
a decided success, both in attendance
and the interest displayed by the teach
ers.
Last Friday evening the graduates Of
our high school met to organize an
alumni society and elected the following
officers w. z. Bliss, president; Miss
Maggie Crawford, vice-president; Miss
Matte Hutchinson, treasurer; Miss Mile
Wearne, secretary. The society will
meet again oaorrow night to make ar
rangements lor a banquet TO be given
on the night Of the graduation exercises
The Primitive Methodist Sunday
school Of this city reports fifty-one ses
sions held during the past year with q
total attendance Of 1850, or an aver
age Of 284 each Sunday
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

The officers and executive committee
of the Iowa County Agricultural Socie-
ty have decided to hold the County Fair
on September % to "a
In almost every city and town
throughout the length and breath of our
happy land, day is set apart by citi-
zens Of all classes for the purpose Of
decorating with flowers the graves Of
deceased soldiers. We are truly graft
fled to say movement has been made
towards a public recognition of the
merits of the honored dead in the decor
alton of their graves. Several of our
citizens have taken the matter in hand
and propose on Sunday next to manifest
their respect for those who fell in the
defense Of our country by a public
decoration of their graves with flowers.
Citizens generally are invited to unite in
the memorial ceremonies by joining in
the procession and proceed to the ceme-
teries
Thirty-two persons of Iowa county
are reported as returning incomes of
over $500 for the past year.
Died, in the city, May Goth, Catherine,
wife of f. H. Prentice, aged 81 years,
Charley Gratiot and a son of j. Jones
of Chicago, aged l6 and 10 years, We're
drowned in the pond at Gratiot, Lafay-
cite county, on Monday evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1919-05-22

city in accordance with custom May %,
exercises at the schools; Sunday, May
80, memorial sermon at Trinity church
by Rev. Nj. Chase; May 81, decoration
of graves in the morning and exercises
at the park in the afternoon.
The Nancolas restaurant has been
purchased by VIII and James Toay.
This years graduating class numbers
twenty-five. Class day exercises viii
be held May % at German hall: bacca-
laureate address at the Primitive church
Sunday, May 30; class play at German
hall, June 2 and 3; commencement ex-
ercises June ith at the =. NJ church.
Robert Lanyon. ST., departed from
this life at the home of his son Robert
in Chicago, May H. aged 70 years.