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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
EBERT DECIDES NOT TO
HOLD NATIONAL ASSEMBLY

Amsterdam IAN. 19.-The I-oEal An
zeiger Of Berlin says it learns the
Ebert Schcidemarn government has
finally decided not to hold the national
assembly for which elections are going
on today.
A German government wireless mos
sage receivcd in Lor1on Saturdav sd i
Philip SchAidem2rA. the German for
eign secretary mad announced + the
German government had decided to
convoke the national assembly ebru-
airy 16.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
Mr.. AND MRS. WILSON ARE
RECEIVING MANY GIFTS

Paris. Jan. 19.-Presiden. and Mrs
Wilson came to Paris with a very
modest collection of trunks and per
souai baggage but they probably will
h' forced to take home i carload, Both
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
Died of Wounds
Died of Disease.
SUNDAYS LIST,

Killed in action G; died from wounds
60; died from accident and other
causes %; died of disease 33: wound
ed severely %; wounded, degree ,un-
determined, 10; wounded slightly 46;
missing in action "a
Died of Wounds.
Lieutenant Richmond Young. Bos-
ton Mass.
Corporal Hypocrate SatiropouIas,
Haverhill, Mass.
Privates-William Amerenda, East
Boston, Mass; George l.. Richardson.
Winthrop. Mass; William S. Thomp-
son, Manchester, n. H.
Died of Disease.
Corporals-Leslie E. Gordon, Rock
vile, r. l.; Henry Madden, Cam
bridge, Mass.
Wagner James L. Clark, Spring.
field, Mass.
Wounded Severely.
Lieutenant William A F1aherty,
Milton, Mass
Wagner Fred NJ. Stuart Granite
vile, Mass.
Wounded Slightly
Privates-Gerard T White. Everett.
Mass; Ernest Clifford Johnson, New
Britain.
Missing in Action.
Ward E. Stone Stoneham, Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
OBITUARY..


Meriden. Conn, IAN. 1a,-~~john Fran
zen. 5S years old veteran telegraph
err employed by She Associated Press
I'm this city for thirty-two years, died
tonight after weeks illness of influ-
enzal One daughter suyiceA
II -
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
FOUR SPARTECAN LEADERS
HAVE BEEN EXECUTED

Amsterdam, Jan. 19.-Four Sparta
can leaders who were arrested during
the recent disorders in Spandau were
shot and killed by escorting troops
when they tried to escape on Friday
night.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
Died of Disease.
Private Arthur Il. Dion, Willimantc.
Wounded SevereIv.

Corporal Morrice j Griffin, Thomp-
sunYille.
Privates-Joseph w Vibert. Wind
sor; Andrew J. Babascik Bridgeport.
Robert r. Clemencc, Milford. Frank
K. Freot&@ rair Haven.
Killed n stem, previously reported
missing IN action.
Private William L. Bolton, New
Britain.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20

and bombarding the city with pamph-
lets issued by all the political parties.
it is reported.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-01-20
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS LIST

Killed in action 5; died from
wounds %; died from accident and
other causes s; died of disease 1l9;
wounded severely 116; wounded, de-
gree undetermined, Is: wounded
slightly II; missing in action 8; to-
tai 21S.
Connecticut men:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Wash Goods Remnants
at About Half

About 1000 remnants Of the remainder Of our fancy
Wash Goods comprising Fancy Voes, Crepes, Percales
Ginghams Plain Voiles, Sllk and Cotton Fabrics
many pretty white materials for Shirts Waists in
lengths from to yards. Main Floor, Middle Isle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
25c Fast Color Prints

Only 500 yards Of these fast color dark
ana medium blue in q pretty assortment Of
small, neat figures and plain color The
lengths range from to yards. A real bar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

beautiful lustrous material that.
will retain the silky finish.
Regularly at SIPS, fun s86
inches wide in a wonderful ratRe
Of colors for evening or st{eet
wear, including Black aud Wtte,
Friday only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

binary heroism in action while serv-
ing with the marines at Belleau wood.
and Merkel and Nolan for service with
the marines during the operations
around Blanc Mont ridge.
1t was also announced that the
French government had awarded the
croix de guerre to the following
officers and enlisted men of the Navy
Medical Corps. who served with the
marines at Belleau wood and Blanc
Mont ridge: Lieut.. Preston A. Nc
Tendon, Lieut.. William P. Gilmer and
James C.. Edwards of Banner, Miss:
Spencer J. Lewis, ST. Joseph, Mo-;
Charles H. Whitacre. Cassville. N. Y:
Lancelot R. Beasley, Troy. N. c.:
Roger @. Morton, Davis. Okla. and
Buford c. Thompson, Cough. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
WAR DECORATIONS GIVEN.
o. s. Navy Makes Awards to Three
and France to Others,

Award Of the distinguished service
cross to Pharmacists Mate Charles w.
Bateman Of Eunice, La, and of the
distinguished service medal to Edmo
e. Merkel Hattiesburg, Miss, and
Vincent A. Nolan. Seattle, Wash, both
of the Naval Medical Corps, was an
ncunced today by the Navy Depart
ment.
Bateman was decorated for extraor-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Discusses Aggression. ;"

'oThe word carries the Implication of
a wrongful act" continued the Sec
rotary. "A mere invasion Of territory
would not necessarily be aggression.
You might invade a territory to pro-
tect your own nationals"
Asked who would determine whether
there had been aggression, Mr. Lam
sing said he thought 1.-THE nation it,
self would have the right. to deter
mine that"
In answer to Senator Fall, Mr.. Lam
sing said he did not know who was
responsible for the failure of the
conference to invite Mexico into
membership in the league.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

Fine Sheer Quality White
Lawn; for dresses, waists and
children's wear. Good value at
&c. Special, tic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

Just received q beautiful
line Of Girls Splendid Qual-
tty Gfugham Dresses, in
new colorings and new
plaids. 4 beautiful styles.
Some with shirred hixh
waiste and white p, X.
vests, collars and cuffs:
others pin-pleated styles
with fancy pockets. 8 to
II sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07

not let it be considered?" asked Sena-
tor Johnson.
mo, it never came up"
Equality of trade conditions were
established, the Secretary said. on
the third point. The fourth, for re-
auctions of armament. he declared,
was effected by the league covenant.
But there is no arrangement for
reduction there except in the opinion
Of nations?' persisted Senator john
son.
Calls Obligation "Moral."
"The covenant imposes a moral OBJ
LEGATION" the Secretary replied.
That's quite true of the entire cove
nant Every nation ultimately has
veto. There is no more modifica-
ton of sovereignty than there is in
the treaty by which we guaranteed
the sovereignty to Panama
Discussing the fifth point, relative
to Germany's colonial possessions.
the Secretary said the mandatory
system would carry out the principle
laid down by the President.
Have any manufactures been sug-
gested for the United States?" Sena-,
tor Johnson asked.
"Oh, many"
ANY that the United States has
tentatively agreed tor
None"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Mentions Other Points.

The Russian problem, dealt with by
the sixth point. could not be taken up
by the conference the Secretary
sale, while the seventh and eighth,
relative to Belgium and France, had
been carried out. The ninth point,
relative to Italian borders, was to be
worked out in other treaties. The
tenth, eleventh and twelfth, regard
ing Balkan conditions and Turkey,
also would be worked out later The
thirteenth and fourteenth points, re-
lating to Holland and the league, the
Secretary said he considered carried
out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Agrees Principle Was Violated.

Senator Lodge quoted the principle
of self-determination laid down by
President Wilson and Senator John
son asked whether that was not vio-
lated by the Shantung settlement.
Yes" said Secretary Lansing.
When Senator Johnson Began a
series OF questions regarding the rep
arations commission the Secretary
protested that it was impossible for
him to be personally familiar with all
the details of the treaty.
1T Is much easier" said Mr.. Lansing,
ito ask questions prepared before
hand, than 1t is to answer them with
out detailed preparation"
Opposes Accepting Hun PREPARATION
While no decision had been reached
as to the United States accepting
reparation from Germany, Secretary
Lansing said, he personally was OPP
posed to it. He assumed that was
also President Wilson's position.
Discussing the obligations assumed
under article X, by which the league
members agree to mutually guaran-
tee each others territorial integrity
against external aggression, Mr.. Lam
sing said he presumed in honor we
would have to follow out the general
purposes embodied in that article"
that he thought there would be no
legal obligation" He said the cove.
nant went no further than the Pam
anna treaty in that regard, and that
the word aggression was a very i'm.
portant part of the article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-07
Mr.. Lansing's Personal View.

Senator johnson recalled Mr.. Lam
sing had stated that American peace
comm issioners went on the policy
that .expediency should no. not . rule
policy was followed as to the Shan
Not entirely, said Mr.. Lansing.
was the shantung decision made
in order to have Japan's signature
to the league Of nationsT'
IT really haven't the facts about
could .Japan's signature to. the
league have been obtained without
the Shantung decisionT
II think So"
Senator johnson suggested that
had the Shantung clause not been
adopted, the treaty and league cove
nant would have had another sigma
I'VE would have had China's." Mr..
$50 the result was simply to lose
|'ChinaT suggested Senator johnson.
THAT Is my personal view," the
Secretary answered, adding that the
decision Of President Wilson.
'"fhe decision was his. then, and
not yours?'
Necessarily"
Senator Johnson asked II Secretary
Lansing had heard officially any rea-
son for the shantung; agreement. Mr..
Lansing replied negatively, adding
that he had never discussed the mat
ter with Col. House.
IA Points Substantially Carried o
Questioned In detail. Secretary Ian
sing reamrmed his statement that
the fourteen points were "substan-
tally carried out.
Regarding the ffrst point, dealing
with "open covenants openly arrived
at" he said:
8. II consider that was carried out.
Of course, no negotiations can go on
between nations that are done in pub
lie or at public hearing"
Freedom of the seas. tho second
point, the Secretary said, did not en-
ter into the negotiations.
'1an't It = tact that ENGLAND would
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following building permits have
b n issued:
W. johnson, 1921 @, alterations. $1,000;
~ A. Jacobberger, 5112 Chicago, frame
dwelling. $4,000; H. A. Jacobberger. 5112
ts'aicago. frame cottage, $4,000; T. A.
oao: 7. A. Yslif 1901 N. 4sth, garage.
800; Eldrege Reynolds Co., 18th and
Narnam. alterations. $4,000; Rasp Broth
$, 273S Vane, framee dwelling, $2500;
J NJ. Harding. lis N. 3sth, addition.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

MEN WANTED TO SELL GROCERIES
SELLING EXPERIENCE NOT NECES-
SARY.
One of worlds largest grocers. .(capi-
tai over s1,000,000) wants ambitious
men in your locality to sell direct to
consumer nationally known brands of
an extensive line of groceries, paints,
roofings, lubricating oils. s.stock foods,
ETC.; big line. easy sales: values beat
any competition; earn big money; no
experience or capital required; complete
sample outfit and free selling instruc-
tons start you: long established reli-
able house; write today. John Sexton
& Co. .352 West Illinois street. Chi
cago, Ill.
statesmen who has his own horse and
buggy or auto, to sell Avalon Farms
Hog-Tone and their other veterinary
specifics direct to farmers for retailers;
this opportunity offers big returns and
permanent employment: our line is es-
tablished in the territory, is backed by
a national advertising campaign, and lis
the greatest selling proposition on the
market; assures big money right from
the start: can start you at once; state
full particulars as to age and past
occupation in first letter; experience
unnecessary Address w. J. Lithall.
sales manager, A. F. Co, 331 w. Ohio
street, Chicago. III.
RETURNED soldiers who are willing to
start at $500 weekly. Apply w. A,
Higenbaugh & Co., 1914 st. Marys Ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
: MARRIAGE LICENSES.

rhe following couples have been issued
Name Md Address. Age.
ct SampNpn, Omaha. ..,.....,........2S
J ma Dixonk Omaha ....1s
! I'm L. Polsky, Lincoln, Neb, over. y
llts,,st slater. Lincoln, NeB. .....3s
# I,Jpa Baker Omaha ..26
aurlcs M: Loomis, Omaha. ..-........25
~ larlotte Bedwell Omaha ............24
$ aney r. Starbuck. Omaha ...........23
:. ANA L. Thorn, Staples, MINI. ........2l
/ nnis J. Mitchell. Chicago. Ill. ......2S
, ildred A. Pearson, Oma ha ,...........25
/. on w. Meeker, Omaha .'............2S
ances A. Stranbinger, Omaha ......20
lin L. Gibson. Omaha rs
innie Kruse Omaha ................22
efalser O. Yale. Omaha ..38
able f. Russell, Omaha ............3 81
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

who have had experience in
selling from house to house aud who are
accustomed to earning from $40 to $50
weekly wanted on high-class news
paper canvass Of a household speciality
that sells like hot cakes; commission
and liberal drawing account to cover ex-
penses; must be sober; well dressed.
See Mr.. Ragan, Circulation Manager,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

That surplus piece Of furniture
can be turned into cash by . -
Want Ad.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
SALESMAN WANTED

Men OF good standing that have their
own car, for Iowa or Nebraska, selling
staple article that every farmer must
use. This commodity Is an absolute
necessity and that is one reason why IS
men now employed by US are making
sooo'oo month and better We teach
you how and ask no money in advance
by YOU. This is a straight, legitimate
proposition and the house bears the
closest Investigation S.ea On, q - I,o.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

WANTED-A bright, neat appearing or
flee boy to deliver proofs Advertising
manager Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
BUSINESS CHANCES.
DON'T INVEST
A nOII.AR

before making thorough investiga-
tion. Opportunities now toy make big
money with little are many particularly
In the oil fields. but be sure you are
right; let the "Oil Press" an authority
en- oil investments. aid you In making
profitable investment; each issue
Dr,mfui o. authentic information formation on re-,
the great Mid Continent and Texas oil
fields: the prospects Of different COM
panies. as well as analytical reports
good. bad and indifferent; the "Oil
Press together with late copy of the
Markets." containing quotations of
listed and unlisted, active and inactive
oil stocks will be sent free on request
also while they last a new, accurate
colored map of Kansas, Oklahoma and
Texas just out. featuring the oil fields
in red. Address Oil Press, 706 Repub-
lie Bldg Kansas CITY, Mo
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
HELP wANTED-MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors

WERE YOU EVER OFFERED A GRO
Gerry STOREs
You can handle sugar, flour. canned
goods. dried fruit. coffee and entire
line Of groceries. as well as paints, roof
Ing. aluminium ware and automobile
oils. with no rent to pay; no money
Invested: take large orders from
samples; goods are guaranteed and
proven quality; selling experience not
necessary; steady, profitable work for
workers" Address Hitchcock Hill Co
Dept 1os. Chicago. Ill. References:
Any Bank or Express Co.
Acknowledgement of Detroit
Mfg. Co. is placing statesmen to market
device which saves 100 per cent in
cost or an article used by every team
Ing Co., garage. farmer and merchant
This article is simple and sells rapidly
on demonstration. Statesmen protected
on territory assigned Nothing on the
market similar. 1t Is real money maxi
er and not graft" Good references
required. Call for demonstration at Ho-
Iel Carlton. 18th and Howard. Mr.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

ANOTHER BIG OIL FIELD IN TEXAS
Buy a lease now at IS per acre; II
wells started drilling within four
months; big companies hold large
leases and drilling all sides; produce
ton expected surpass Ranger Fields;
our leases will be raised to $40 October
IL: fortunes were made in Burk &
Ranger by buying early at 81 to S.;
same acreage now selling up to 100000
per acre; until October Is. 5000 buys
a 4O-acre lease; 800 a 2o-acre; $50
a 10-acre; write for free colored map
and booklet. J. r. Sutherlin & Co.,
1867 Scotland Bldg Dallas. Tex.
BUY and sell oil leases in Texas around
p drilling oil wells; quick sales; big
capital required. nor experience neces-
sary; we direct you; Texas oil leases
in path Of production have proven gold
mines for agents and investors; every
body wants chance for fortune: write
quick for full details, our offer to
agents; great demands for our leases;
have sold thousands Of acres; big ex-
element; send name for free map and
agents proposition. Pecos Valley Co..
114h North Robinson street, Oklahoma,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
MR.. BUSINESS MAN.

Are you able to Judge an extra good
proposition when you see It? II you
are and have $4,000 or over. q well
established manufacturing company
can show you where Its trade mark"
alone will be worth $1.000.000 with
three years Of hustle and push besides
tho annual income. The high cost Of
living has created . demand for our
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We have the manufacturing facilities
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unless you have the money and mean
wanted; make $500 to
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thing entirely new; after 10 years ex-
perimenting The Standard Coal OIL
Burner has just been perfected: burns
common kerosene, cheapest OF all fuel;
made for cooking and heating stoves;
SO simple child can operate It; turn
the valve and you have the fire; no
dust; no clinkers; just good steady
heat: one in the neighborhood sells the
rest: sells on its merits; no coal oil
burner ever before to compare with 1t;
a whale Of money maker; exclusive
territory to managers able to finance
themselves; write for full particulars
now; territory going rapidly. Standard
Coal OIL Burner Co., Room 334-29 South
LaSalle street. Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

| CONNECT with real money makers; 3o1
speciality manufacturers advertise IL
Speciality Salesman Magazine; 400 SAFE
propositions to select from; chuck full
manship writer's; exposes frauds. forcea
square deal; 1872 pages; 81 yearly, three
months trial 2h cents. Speciality Sales
man, 1927 Como Bldg, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

AGENTs-s10 to s25 day sure; Amer.
ica's Part in the World War;" intros
duction by General Pershing: only au.
greatest success ever known; inexperi.
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more; men or women, whole or spare
time; special terms; freight paid; credit
PHILADELPHIA 10y
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE
ATTENTION HOTEL. RES
TAURANT, CAFE, CONFEC-.
TIONERY OR DRUG STORE
PEOPLE.
We have for Immediate sale the fol-
I. lowing described articles, all high class
and in good condition.
i One 10-foot soda fountain and back
bar complete In every detail.
One Japanese tea room with remov-
able wall decorations. lamps. chairs
tables all decorated
One palm room. tables. chairs. flower
stands, boxes.
One lot Of porch furniture. chairs.
rockers, stands.
One small soda fountain complete.
One pool table, wall racks. chairs.
Two billiard tables.
One hundred pound refrigerator.
One large hotel refrigerator.
One hotel kitchen equipment.
One sanitary barber shop chair, wall
mirror, stand complete.
For inspection. prices. etc. apply
NORTH AMERICAN HOTEL COMPANY
10f Bee Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTS
MEN.
Salary. SITS. $3.50 month when COM
petent: chief craftsman will train you
personally, also furnish free all tools
and drawing table: training given until
placed In position at above salary. Ad-
dress Chief Craftsman Dobe, 40O1
broadway, Div. 3s-A, Chicago.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wanted as auto
mobile and tractor experts; openings
everywhere; big money for trained men |;
get into this great field now: train
at home In spare time: new easy meth
cd; send today for complete informa-
ton. Chicago Technical College, 1855
Chicago Tech. Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
PRINTER WANTED-Must be good at
ad-setting; help on job work, run news
paper press. etc. County seat weekly,
10 to 16 pages, 10 employees. Live town
of $500. Ten miles city paving. County
has voted Se-mile paved main road sys-
tenn. Top wages. Advance, Algona, Ia.
Statesmen and Solicitors
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
NEBRASKA ARMY &
NAVY SUPPLY CO.,
observation-disclosures.
1873 Howard s.
wv TUWHTU 81, IbIS IIUW dIu 6Cs
SELLING
D, 8. GOVERNMENT ARMY SALVAGE
GOODS.
vrye ut y,u

pocket book containing $35
with X. of G. Omaha Field club travel
ing cards. Reward. Phone H. 7ss,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

MINUTES pay dollars. demonstrating new
$40 Adding Machines; wonderful inven.
tion adds subtracts multiplies, di.
vides automatically; work equals $30s
machine: five-year guarantee; sells
trial offer and exclusive proposition.
Dept an Calculator Corporation, Grand
Rapids Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

WANTED-A general agent for Omahs
and vicinity for the monthly premium
accident and health department OF thu
largest company In the world writing
all forms OF accident. health and lif1
insurance; requires man capable Of
writing policies and adjusting claimst
commission contract only. Address G.
H. Boyer. manager casualty depart
ment National Life Insurance Company
Of the U. s. OF A., 20 South LaSallt
street Chicago Ill fs
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
THE BEST FIRE EXTINGUISHER
MADE

MADE
THE 81 Csrbona Fire Extinguisher smoth-
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absolute necessity In every home. store.
office, factory. school, public building;
the only extinguisher . child can work.
as good In every way as any $40 td
five to dozen In every home and
business place; write for particulars u
once or send 81 for full size outfit,
Carbona Products Co., 800 West Twenty
sixth street. New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28
statesmen

hlgn-class educated men. qualified to
present a proposition in a business like
manner and who have the proper ini-
tiative and aggresiveness. can secure
position which will pay them excep-
able, but not necessary
Can 42l-25 City National Bank Build
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

BIGGEST money maker In America;
want 100 men and women quick to
take orders for raincoats, raincapes
and waterproof aprons; thousands Of
orders waiting for you; 81 an hour for
spare time; Maher made $69760 In
June. Nissen. SO in three hours. Pur-
Vance 1907 in seven days; $1,5oo .
year profit for four average orders .
day; no delivering or collecting: beau
tifui coat free; no experience or capital
required; write quick for information.
Conner Mfg. Co.. Dept. G-1ls, Day
ton. @. 3 Y
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-28

DEATHS & FUNERAL NOTICES
1'YRRELL, Joseph-Age 80 years, at 10.
Heafey and Heafey chapel awaiting
word from his parents Newark. New
Jersey Elks take notice.