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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05
Adventures
With Purse

SGIS storms of life when you need an
l. umbrella,
May yours be upheld by charming
young fellow"
But what IL said charming cavalier
hath no umbrella Tell him right now
before you forget 1t about the mems UNI
brellas one of the shops has lowered
from 81 to s2.95. Here Is how you
know they are mems umbrellas. They
have substantial crooked handles.
have lived-well, several years. I have
met-yes, several men; but / have yet
TO discover the man who will of his
own free will carry a straight-han ndled
umbrella. But these are real man-um-
brellas of good union taffeta. II YOU
can't induce him to buy one for him.
self, does his birthday come soon?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05
To Set Nimble
Fingers Flying

has come quite gathering Of
stamped pieces all ready to be
embroidered. There are covers
for card tables, breakfast and
luncheon sets, scarfs, pillow tops,
pincushion tops. children's dresses
and many other things which
hand embroidery will adorn.
All Are Half Price
(Centran
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-05
Mems Spring Suits Are Ready

all the freshness of the Suits fancy mixed
of and of annels in dark blues brown
green There and button for and waist
with vertical pockets for young exemplfying all
for Spring, 1919 Wide and interesting choosing
a $50 to s35.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

Nos cscriben de Aguadilla, que
varias scIioritas amantes de su
pueblo, sembrarAn flores belGas ell
"El Porteiye" v junta a la Fueatc,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

Personals que saben 10 que es
arte V pueden apreciar 10 bueno,
dicennos, que ell Teatro-Cine, que
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

'se construye en- Arecibo, espen-
sas del buen espaA0i, generalmen-
tie querido por el iiqueho, Sr. Ma
nuel &. Navas, sera de 10 mas
bonito que habra en- esta Region.
Los esposos Astor-BalseirO, han
disfrutado de la satisfaction de
yer, aunque por breves dias, sus
hijos que cstudian ell los Esta-
dos Unidos del Norte.
Dios siempre es bueno, con
aquellos que Sc hagen dignos de
sus beneticios.. -.
"Et COmedOr Escoldr", donde
van a alimentar la materia, los
niiios pobres, despues de haher
gustado el pan de la inteligencia,
funciona con exito Ell la Villa del
Captain Correa.
Despues de algunos dias de en-
fermedad. a cOnsecuencia de 'un
taba1diHO, desatendido. por hallar
rabajando en carretera, CO.
mo Inspector de Medida de Pie
dra, Sc nos ocurri0 acudir al doe
tor Bocanegra, que va tiene NOM
bre conquistado como professional,
V gracias los auxilios dc los como
cimicntos cicntificos, nos halla-
mos librcs de una pulmonla nacicn
tc V de calenturas de frio. que
nos traian a NAL traer. como dice
el autor del immortal Quijote.
;Adelante, los que Sc levanta-
ron por sus esfuerzos proplos.
Nos cscriben de Aguadilla. que
varias sciioritas amantes de su
pueblo. sembraran flores belE}s ell
"El Porterye" V junta la FueHtc,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22
Ecos de Fl lrnparcial'

que, como nn tesoro liquido y con
pececillos dorados, la Natura alli
quiso colocar.
En- todo "El Canine NucrO"
la Puerta que va hacia la salida
para Isabela,.y Ell sitio que ocup6
ell F'uerte, Sc colocaran PGlmas
Rcdlcs.
El teatro que fabrica ell COM
pueblano y amigo Raul Esteves,
sera de 10 mejor que, como obra de
lmoderna arquitectura, poseera
Puerto Rico.
Llama la atenci0n de los eX-
traiIos, que siendo Aguadilla una
ciudad pobre, comparada con las
i demas, no Sc citen casos de muer-
ties por hambre, nj otrOs que sc ha
van suicidado a causa de no poder
soportar la miseria, como infOr-
ma la prensa Ell general.
Algunas fanilias portorrique-
has, que no tienen donde cons
truir viviendas nj sembrar, dicese
que pediran permiso al gobierno
de Puerto Rico, para poblar "Et
ncsechco". Is!ote, no muy peque-
no, situado frente Aguadilla, sic
te leguas de distancia de la ribe-
ra. Noso{ros nemos cstadO de
pasco por ALI, en- union del que
fu6 querido compueblano y con-
discfpnlo, Lcdo. Jose de Diego, y
creemos que la idea de los borl-
cuas que qnieren il a vivir, ALI;
10 cs desaccrtada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

Serfa provechOso Y digno de
APPLAUSE, que la policia siguiera de.
cerca la pista algunos acompa-
iiantes de ciegos que piden limos
ma en- la via p1blica: cuentan que
algunos de aquellos que no dispo-
men de la facultad de yer, hacen
las yeces del iibaro del cuento, que
mientras otro fumaba, el escupia.
rs u
Honorable Lcdo. Huyke: -ho
norable, 81, por su inteligencia,
sentimientos e ilustraci6n, V no
como otros, por ell cargo que desem
|peIa-os participamos, q. Ell el ba-
rrio CatdHo, existen dos pobreci-
tos niiios, Pedro v Andres Mar
tfnez, naturales de Vega Alta,
que Sc dedican vender carbon
deSQe cl amanecer naSta las OcnO
de la lnaiiana, hora en- que Sc di-
rigen las Escuela de Instruc-
ci0n Primaria, ansiosos de apren-
der. Estos niiios son modelOs de
virtud, y suehan con llegar a po--
seer mayores cOnOcimientoS. De
los pocos centayos que ganan sir
viendo la leiia quemada, dOmici-
lilo, ambos Sc mantienen V Sc Wis
ten listed, Lcdo. Huyke, que es
la 6gida salvadora del niiio bori-
|cud, no Sc divide de estas dos cria-
turas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-22

| En- CdtdH0. vive-muriendo; por
que la neceSidad le abatc. una res
pctable anciana que estuyo en- buc
ma posici0n material, Y actualmcn
te, carece de cuanto Ell Otra epOca.
tuvO de sobra. Para mayor infor-
tunio, ell 0rgano visual no lie es
dtil para NADIA, y aqucllos seres
que acercarsele debieran Ell su in
fortunio, de ella estan separados,
como nos sucede cuantos no es-
tam0s favOrecidoS por ell DiOs Do
lar.
Como sc trata lie una persona
de excelente cOnducta, de educa-
ci0n exquisite v generosos senti-
mientQs. MO dudamOs nj pOr un
momento, que "La Cruz Roja', ha-
ga algo por ella.
Eel honorable DR.. Hernandez, We
cinO de Ponce, donde Sc lie quiere
mucho, por haber asistido, ALI, a
una generacin de los que Sc van
Y tambien a la que sc ievanta por
.el Orto de la vida; ell vieio galeno,
iaue tiende SUI diestra mano al
caido y auxilia con su saber al
enfermo rico pobre ese querido
respectable amigo nuestro, sc ha--
llaba en- estOs diaS ell San Juan.
Informan que ell inteligente
Lcdo. Salvador Sua, hara un via
ie a nuestra inolvidable Espaila !;
a la Espaha, 81, que nos dej6 Re-
ligion, para calmar nuestras cui-
-tas, e idioma rftmico, para hablar
V escribir nuestros yersOs.
Personals que saben 10 que es
arte Y pueden apreciar 10 bueno,
dicennos, que ell Teatro-Cine, que
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
TO REPORT
MARKET BY
WIRE HERE
Bureau of Markets Establishes a
Branch Here for Melon Sea-
son; Daily Service Given
Free Of Charge.


Watermelon growers, dealers ship
pers and all persons interested in the
watermelon market will be extended
Tho nrivilaoo Of toontnp in close
,. ,,
'0''N'' ''" '' "
service "n'c" mas just Oe0i e9'@Oiia"-
ed here by the Bureau of Markets
United States department of agricul-
tn,e
e.,, ,..,
"lre report hoil every water i''slon
market in the United States. The
markets win be covered daily by gov
amman, n,cn and tho nrircs win bo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
CLOSE BIG
OIL LEASE
DEAL HERE
Local Men Sell Property in the
Walters Field to Chicago and
Tulsa Syndicate for
$22O,0O0.

The biggest oil deal over consul
mated in Chickasha was announced
this morning being the purchase OF
what is known as the Wiley lease
Section 4-2S-10 west, Walter field by
s. Malls of Chicago and w. p. Bauer
Of Tulsa, from VIM H. Donahue and
associates here for 100000
There is considerable production
on the Wiley lease and the new own
ers propose to drill it out as quickly
as possible Operations II is said, will
start there in the near future. Asso-
ciatod with Mr. Donahue as former
owners Of the lease are George Bee
Ter, w. II Thompson, A. J Barry
and r. NJ. Sanders, all OF Chickasha
The property is near that of the
Sanders Oil company of this city.
The original owners of the lease put
down a test well and landed some
nice production extending The de-
yelopment in that section of the field
and increasing the value Of the acre.
age.
Otis Cosgroye Of Chickasha and NJ
Sapre OF Chicago acted as agents
for the purchasers in closing the deal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
TAKE WAGE
DEMAND TO
PRESIDENT
President Considers Matter
While Congress Wrestles
With High Cost of Living
Problem.
by United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington. Aug. A. While the
railway shopmen took the wage de-
mands direct to President Wilson,
members of the subcommittee named
to investigate the high cost of living,
assembled reports and many con
gressmen prepared bills aimed at
high prices
The president spent the day study
ing the program Bert Jewell of the
railway department Of the American
Federation told the railroad shopmen
to continue walking out unless food
costs came down or wages went up
The department Of justice prepared
data for the use in formulating plans
to reduce prices, which the president
after comforting with the cabinet to-
morrow is expected to submit to
congress.
Representative Kelley is drafting a
measure to authorize the government
feedstuffs at fair price. Some be-
to seize the immense stocks of stored
lieve in food control similar to the
wartime measure will be necessary.
to this.
There Is, however. strong opposition
The president may postpone his
tour Of the states and it is improb-
able that he viii leave Washington,
having asked the house to remain in
session.
Representative Madden when in
terviewod proposed to feed America
first, stopping the export of food
stuffs to Europe
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
CONSIDER
HOW DROP
HIGH COST
BY United Press

BY United Press.
Washington Aug g. Cheaper
bread may result from present gov
ernmental efforts to reduce the high
cost of living
Whether the five cent loaf will re.
turn is question on which officials
are at variance, but they agree
that if the government allows the
wheat to sell at the market price in
stead of 1926, that has been guar
anteed, a considerable drop in the
price of bread will result.
The proposal is for the government
to take over the flour supply at a
nominal profit to the miller and to
sell it to the public at a loss.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
WILL BURY
VICTIM OF
ACCIDENT

The body Of Glen Edwards, Chick
asha boy who died Friday evening in
hospital at Denver, Colo as re-
suit of injuries received when he fell
under a moving train in the Denver
yards, arrived in the city this morn
ing. Funeral services, it was an
nounced this afternoon, will probably
be held in Chickasha Wednesday.
W. l.. Edwards, father of the boy
arrived at the Denver hospital just
five minutes after his sons death at
S:35 o'clock Friday evening. The
father also arrived in Chickasha this
morning.
Funeral services will be held imme-
diately after the arrival of Private
Roy Edwards, who is stationed at
Camp Merritt, N j. Private Edwards
left camp this morning and is ex-
pected to arrive in Chickasha, We'd
nesday morning.
The deceased is survived by his
father, w. L. Edwards, three broth
ers and one sister. The brothers are
Private Roy Edwards of Camp Mer-
ritt, n. j.; Arthur and Roe Edwards
Of Chickasha. His sister, Mrs. Hack
Denton of Harrington, Kan, is ex-
pected in the city to attend the fu-
neral.
Pending burial, the body is being
held in the s J. Anderson undertake
ing parlor
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
New Cabinet Temporary; Plan
tion Not Reform; To Organize
Workers of World; Dust
Capital,
HUNCARIANS WANT Be
FRIENDLY TO ALLIES
ew Cabinet Temporary; Plan
to Restore Order; Call Gen
eral Vote; Allie Take Boil
sheviki Town.

BY United Press
Paris, Aug a. copyrighted Mich
olas Lenine by wireless in Moscow
granted an interview asserting that
the political aim of the bolsheviki is
to drive Americans and Japanese
from Siberia Revolution and not re-
form is the bolshevih program. The
reds" will see TO overthrow all land
owners and capitalists. They propose
to organize the workers Of the world
including Americans into one single
fraternity
The bolsheyiks viii crush all resist
ance, using terror If necessary to ac
complish their aims, Lonine stated
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
TO PROBE
REPORT OF
RIOT PLAN
Colored Ministerial Alliance
Takes Initiative; Asks Police
Chief to Attend Meet
Tonight,

Rumor3 to the effect that certain
Chickasha negroes we're planning a
riot and in preparation for which
they were purchasing ammunition
from Chickasha dealers, having been
set afloat, the ministerial alliance
of negrotown has called q negro mass
meeting for o'clock this evening
at which time the authenticity Of tho
rumor will be investigated, o. G
Linn, chief of police, stated this
morning.
If such riot is being planned, pre-
yentive steps will be taken at the
mass meeting Chief Linn and other
representatives of the city police de
partment will attend the mass meet
ing.
I'VE questioned some Of the prom
inent negroes in town yesterday. All
denied knowing anything about a pro
posed riot, and expressed their dc
sire to quell any plans that may
have been made for an uprising,
said Chief Linn.
Ministers Offer Services.
Upon hearing the rumor that a
riot was being planned among the
negroes, the ministers of negrotown
sent delegation to the police dc
partment and asked permission to
call a mass meeting and make inves-
legations OF the rumor,' the chief
continued They requested that
attend the meeting, which will be
held tonight Any guilty parties or
agitators will be reported to the To-
cal or federal authorities,
"The rumor may be erroneous, but
If riot is being planned, | think we
can halt the movement before any.
thing serious terminates"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
NEW INDIAN FIELD
CLERK ON JOB HERE

Henry A. Archerd recently ap-
pointed field clerk for the United
States Indian office here. succeeding
H. n. Grouse, resigned, has assumed
his duties here Mr.. Archerd has
been with the Department of the In
terror, Indian service, for the past
five years. He was formerly locat-
ed at Tahlequah and later at Wewo-
ka. Mr.. Grouse. former Indian
agent here, has entered the real es-
tate business in Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
WON'T EMPLOY
BLACKS IN PLANT
OF CHI. PACKERS
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-The packers have
decided that no negroes viii be re
employed at the stock yards for an
indefinite period following the race
riots and fires of last week. This
decision is identical with that reached
by government and military authori-
ties
Frank Jacobs white man, con
fessed that he set fire to several ne
gro houses yesterday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
RAILR0ADERS ON
JOB HERE TODAY;
NO WALK0UT YET

at o'clock this afternoon there
were no indications of a strike hay
ing been called at the Rock Island
shops. The men reported for work
this morning as usual and a full
force was on duty this afternoon.
So far as is known. the rumOr that
that hundreds Of employees Of the
Rock Island here will walk out to-
morrow at 10 o'clock lacks definite
confirmation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
TROOPS IN
LIVERPOOL
ON GUARD
By United Press.

By United Press.
Liverpool, Aug. Troops remain
ed on guard here during the night
as a result of the disorders follow
ing the strike Of the police. The
troops frequently charged the riot
ers with their bayonets. Tanks and
machine guns were also employed in
quelling the mobs
More than a score of rioters were
injured when the mobs broke the
gates to the dock and looted the
American steamer Doriquan of bacon.
hams, lard, rice, sugar and canned
goods.
The strikers are not participating
in the looting or rioting.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
New Well in West Increases Pro
duction Swabbed and Pro
duces Over 800 Barrels
Sunday.
TO EXTEND ACTIVITY
IN WESTERN SECTION
Gladstone Grows Stronger; Elk
pected Make Flowing Well;
Build Tankage to Save
All Production.

Central Producers on the west side
Of the field on the Walker farm ii
the se-ne Of l-5-10 is proving bet
ter well than was anticipated Sat
urday evening according to reports
given out at the office of the com
pany here this morning
Drilling was finished Saturday and
the work of cleaning out continued
through yesterday The woll flowed
yesterday through an eight inch hole
throwing the fluid over the top Of
thk derrick, the crest Of the flow be
ing estimated at 125 feet
More than 300 Barrels
The swab was put Oh tile well
early yesterday and after it was run
the flow broke loose. During the
day, more than 300 barrels Of oil
were produced by the we'll through
the swabbing process and the natur.
al flow. The 25O barrel fuel tank
was filled and there was much oil
left in the slush pit
No estimate on the wells probable
settled production was made, but it
is indicated that it will be better
than was at FIRST behel
LI-,,. Ao..
The well has 81 feet of producing
sand, being about four feet more, it
is said than was found in the For
tuna No. 2. This well is making $50
barrels day Also the quality Of
the sand in the Central Producers
is said to be the best that has been
found in the field, which prompts
the belief that the we'll will do
around 200 barrels.
The new well is located west and
little south of the other producers
in the field and the increased thick
ness of the sand is taken by some as
indicating the probable extension of
the pool in that direction. 1t is SAID
that the bringing in of the Contra
Producers will greatly increase the
operations around sections l-G3l and
3G.
At Cyril last week it was stated
that in the event the Central Produc
crs proved to be a good well, there
would be at least y new locations
made this week, with work on as
many rigs started in the enar future
Gladstone Gets Better,
On the east side of the field, the
Gladstone still holds the center Of
interest. Reports from that well
Sunday afternoon were that indica
tions were that the we'll is getting
stronger
They were due to start swabbing
the we'll today and many believe
that when the cleaning process isl
complete, a flowing we'll OF consider
able proportions will result They
we're to start erecting tankage att
once and it was thought possible
that the completion of the well
would be delayed until they are in
position to save the oil
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
ASK BOARD NAME
JUSTICE PEACE
FOR TOWN ALEX

a petition signed by twenty-five
taxpayers of Alex, and asking that
Rev. C. c. Williamson be appointed
justice of the peace for that district
was presented to the board of coun-
ty commissioners this morning. Ac-
tion on the petition was expected to-
day.
For several months the office of
justice of the peace for the Alex dis
trict has been vacant. There was no
candidate for this office at the recent
election
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
Want FriendIy ReIatIons.

BY United Press.
Budapest, Aug d. The new Hun
garian government succeeding Bella
Kun, desires to establish friendly re-
lations with the allies Immediately,
Julius Peidel, new premier told the
United Press today
He stated that the new cabinet re-
garded itself as a temporary govern
ment, but planned to restore order
and safety and then to organize an
election based on universal suffrage
and to call an assembly which is to
decide Hungarys new form of govern
ment
The new government has already
opened negotiations with Italy for
the cessation Of hostiliUes.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
MINco couFLE 10 WE'D,

Edward L. Horn, age "a, and Miss
Bertha Riggs, age II, bohth of Min
co, were issued a marriage license
Saturday afternoon by County Judge
Davenport. Horn is the son of l. r.
Horn, a prominent farmer living near
Minco Miss Riggs is granddaugh
ter of S. S. Riggs, who lives west of
Minco
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
BARBER BACK HERE.

Floyd Evans, barber of Oklahoma
City, has accepted a position with
the W. N Elliott barber shop Evans
was formerly connected with the Ell
lott shop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
Rev. G. J. Kellner Shows How
Constant Battle to Retain
Youth Is Being Waged by
Mankind.
OLD AGE ENFEEBLES;
YOUTH IS OPTIMISTIC
Eternal Youth Not Found In the
Magical Streams, Says Speak
er; Must Sit at Feet Of
Master.

That he who would not grow old
must associate with youth, must bo
righteous and must sit at the feet 3f
the Master was the forcofu statement
of Rev c. J. KeIner, in his sermon
last night at tho Congregational
church, corner Of Ninth and Texas
The speaker took his text from
Psalm 1895 Thy youth is renewed
like the eagles. IN expanding upon
this text, the speaker said In part;
"'Ah, happy years once more;
who would not be joy and success.
In the lexicon Of youth says Lytton,
which rates reserve for a bright man
hood, there is no such word as fail.
when the roll of great men Is
called we shall find youth often in
the lead Many poet a preacher,
artist, scientist and writer has in
spired the world in the days Of his
youth Bryant wrote Thanatopsis at
49, Weber was producing sympho-
nies at 49, Beethoven had added his
name to music at 81. At 1S Spur
geon was already beginning his Won
derful career, and by 80 the greatest
of men had closed his eventful life.
"Old age enfeebles the stalwalt
frame. dims the visions and aspira-
tions of life Ponce dc Leon after
life mispent recalling the ardor OF
his earlier years, longs for his youth
again. The redman had told of
marvellous fountain, whose miraculous
waters would restore youth to the
aged After fruitles search for this
stream. he returned home having
found neither youth nor its glory He
had searched in the wrong place For
eternal youth is not found in a magi-
cal stream but only in a life which
replenishes itself in the eternal veri-
ties These may be said to consist OF
five basic factors Of life.
"He who would remain young must
keen in constant touch with youth,
toF spirit oI youth IS contagious lie
VINO i7 TOO occupied with other things
to mlns'e with youth be ne parent
scholar teacher or preacher, soon
llnds himself aging He grows po5sim-
lStic' looking backward for the gold
en- age To such life loses its inspir'
ATOMS Joys ana hopes.
Again he VINO would dwell in the
land OF youth must Keep himself
pure. lmpurity drives away the in
nocent blush OF youth It rob3 one OF
inc elasticity OF step. 1t stoops tho
back ana wrecks the nerves. IT vi
l'ates disease and di5torts the vision
aud splendor OF youth
Another important principle OF
youih IS unselfishness The mlser Is
lrulhtully pictured as aged Tor youth
Is generous Service opens the pores
OF iite SO II can breathe. hidnesS.
loYe' charity ana lberallty enhance
lie.
one VINO would keep young must
remain IN touch with the ever NOV.
ing currents OF lite He quickly ages
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-08-04
r = r + + = + = 4+ 3 =
+ CHILD DIES FROM
+ DRINKING KEROSENE

After a short illness caused
+ by the drinking OF Kerosene,
Ruth Manning, the two-year-
: old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
: J. W Manning, died Saturday
evening at the Manning home,
Ga North Ninth street, Funer-
al services will be held at the
+ residence this afternoon.
+ + + + + r + 1. + + + j. + +