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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20
War of the People.

The present situation bears resemblance
to that which existed ten years ago (Russo-
Japanese War. The war was then dynasuc
war. while to-day are witnessing a peo-
Pies war" And the Organizing Com
mittee Of the Russian Socialist Democratic
party publishes ofticiaI Communication
from Russia. according to which there is no
desire that Russia should be defeated to be
observed among the working classes"
1t is GorkIs newspaper. the New Life, which
is largely responsible for the change of this
initial state Of opinion In every days leading
articles the New Life persistentIy attained
the "Anglo-French coalition" while trying to
prove that I'VE are all guilty of this crime" Of
war and that an attempt to explain it as
struggle for freedom and culture can only
please the cabinet Autocracy" In England
which 'is turning so-calIed parliamentary gov
srnment into the worst of tyrannies"
Quite an opposite course has been taken By
Leonid Andreyev. He. too. is a pacifist. and
bis RED Laugh" published during the Rus
sian-Japanese War, testifies TO his strongly
snd-war sentimentA But since the beginning
of this war Leonid Andreyev has become de-
cidsaI DrO-Auy and pro-Ear. In the sense de-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

borrowed from La Brabanconne"-"King.
Law and Liberty" That Is why In his present
appeal the reader has not do with an op-
ponent not to say With enemy. but with a
Convicted friend. sincere and straightforward.
BY his p-ecedents just mentioned. wei ~
by his position o: AZ exponent of democratic
opinion. Leontd Andreyev Is fully entitled to
speak not only on his own behalf ou: also ain
the name OF all loyal Russia. faithful to .;,e
Allies
Why. then. does this voice of friend sound
bitter. much disappointed and nearly
driven TO despair? Why does LeonId AndreyeI
fec! obliged to tell his reader the bitter
truth" that "ail his strength he must gather"
to preserve his faith. his formerly unwaverins
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-06-20

N C~Hs''.Nl o. FspS1 . an MWAA5sviBm IN
Puss'a." tf:uss.a, - .. :ks)
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Meeting on Celebration.

A meeting Of all Of tho representatives
OF. the various fratcrnal and beneficial
organizations who Will take part in the
celebration which will attend the un-
yelling Of tho monument in this city
on the goth Of this month. has been call
cd to take place IN tho mayors office ut
tho city building this evening Mt ':3O
o'clock sharp an dthc following is tho
list Of the orders and their representa-
tiIvcs:
Masons (Colorcd). Henry Logan: Ma
sons (ltalian). Joe Coast: knights OF Py-
thias, William Kidd; Moose. Bert Dun
can; knights Of MaCcahccs. Harry Cur
It's; Lady Maccabecs. Mrs. Frank Poole;
/. q. O. T.. J. r. Williams: Fratcrnai
Order Of Eagles. W. Martin: Grand Cath.
Slav. Society. Anton Hichcrcr; o: l. y.
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Police Secure Stolen Car.

Chief IIyland had III" Chrrv"l"t tour
ing car which was driven into local
garage yesterday and later found L"
no tho car stolen from Mr.. Smith. OF
Canton. taken in CharC" by members
Of tho police force last night. and II
will he held pending tho location OF the
alleged thief and tho settlement OF the
case. The man who drov" IN" car IN
claims 70 have purchased 1t from n
Crock Al Yorkvill" some time ago. An !
he was Quizzod at tn" city building Last
night in an effort 10 get nj IN" h"l"m
az tho case. An Investigation IL h"inG
made, and the thief Will probably ~"
located and arrested during the next
fcw days.
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arc still out, but their grievance Is e1-
pected 10 be settled soon.
Paul Plank, Of this city. is reported to
hc cnroutc 10 this country after service
overseas.
4 large number Of local residents
spent yesterday at ST. Clairsrillc, taking
in the Belmont county fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker. or New
Castle Pa. are spending a few days
as the guests Of relatives.
Miss Sarah McFuddcn. Of West Alex
andcr Pa. is spending few days as the
guest of friends in town.
Supt. r. G. Maston. Of tho lochl
schools. spent yesterday visiting at the
Belmont county fair al 81. ClairsrIllc.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hammond have
returned 10 their homo in Pittsburgh ar
ter visit with friends here.
Mrs. Margaret Strain. OF st. Glars
willie. Is spending n few days as the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. Ella Fowler.
Rev. John Samucls. who was recently
discharged from tho army where he held
a position as chaplain. will preach at the
Baptist church IN thus city Sunday.
Tho examination for clerks and car
ricrS at tho local post "iilCc Will DC
held r. week from tomorrow.
Earl Boyd has returned homo after a
few days spent in Cleveland. and VIII
move 10 that city 10 make his home in
tho near future.
Miss Margaret Dixon. Of North Fourth
street. is improving nicely following her
recent operation at the local hospital.
James Cecil and Clayton Newland
have returned home after an extended
visit at Akron. o.
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see me in any costume that was
not my uniform. So when I went
to the Pershing dinner I just made
up my mind that I would DO I'M
uniformed, even II I were court
nartialled as q result. But ! va
mt. rs.r- H.
Let me say that Gen. Pershins's
dancing is superb. He waltzes and
he one-steps. I really can't praise
his dancing any more highly than
by saying that he dances as well ls
one Of his own doughboys, ind
they are the best dancers In the
world. He has speed, control, gracs
and q splendid sense Of rhythm"
The hardest work of her car eer,
Miss McComas says, was her efforts
overseas to keep the boys content
ed, and only the realization Of tho
importance of such work kept her
from faltering. Three shows every
day-with an appearance In . dra.
matte sketch at every show-and
then an enormous lump" to an.
other camp were her regular stint,
and most Of the time she ate Can
ned willie" and goldfish" and slept
on straw beds. But the gratitude
OF the doughboys, Miss McComas
insists, paid her Q thousand times
over for all the inconvenience.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. Fred Obcrdick. of Vine street was
tho hostess to tho members of the Thurs
day Night Stitchcry club last night.
Ross Terrill arrived here from Red
mOnd. Oregon, yesterday after several
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Muldoon and children
have returned 10 their homo Mt Louis
willie. Ky. after visit with local rcia-
tivcs.
Mrs Fred Bcrthel and daughter. Bet
". arc visiting with relatives at Wash
ington. Pa. for n few days.
Miss Ethel Burris. Of Third street.
loft yesterday to resume her studies at
ohio university at Athens. Ohio.
Mayor James Ralston continues to i'm
prove nicely at the local hospital. and
may be removed tn his home shortly.
Tho members Of the Sewing Circle OF
the First NJ. L. church will meet at the
parsonage This afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The striking mon at tho Whitaker
Glcssner company's plant in this city
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For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skin irritation and that makes the skin
soft, clear and healthy. >,
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo. which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne, eczema, itch, PIN
pies rashes, blackheads in most cases
give way to zemo. Frequently, minor
blemishes disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zemo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only Csc; an extra
large bottle $1.0O. 1t will not stain, IS
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe for tender, sensitive skins.
The E. ". Rose Co.. Cleveland. o.
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Mass Meeting Held.

4 A mass meeting OF the property own
ers on West Twenty-third street was
held last night in the rooms over IN"
Harry Alien store. The meeting was
largely attended and number OF I'M
portant matters wcr" gwen attention.
These people have been III the city Tor
the past fourteen years and IN thAt t't"e
the only improvement they have secured
In q few 100 candle power street liGhts
which are oat nearly half the time.
Their street is u vcrItaole mud hole
they are without city water and they
hsve no sewage. They have no fire pro-
lection. They are g'N"n rural delivery
OF mails instead Of city delivery. In
order to get these many improvements
they are only obliged TO pay city taxes
and live in country style and watch
their tax money spent elsewhere. Thcy
plan to take radical action.
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New laurels have ben found for
Gen John J. Pershing. and the dis
coverer OF them is Miss Carroll Nc
Comas, Y.M.C.A. worker, who has
Just returned from six months over
seas as an entertainer for the
doughboys.
Il had been giving shows for the
boys" Miss McComas explains,
travelling all over France-Ver.
dun, the Argonne, Sedan and many
other places. l went over in No
yember when they had pulled the
war out from under me. although /
was trying all summer to get
across.
"In the latter part Of the winter
and the early spring my unit went
to the Army Of Occupation In Ger
many. Then we were told OF the
big dinner which the Air Service
was to give for Gen. Pershing in
the Casino at Coblenz, and We
were commanded to appear.
Before l went abroad, and all
the time I was over there, l kept
hearing Of the dreadful things that
would happen to me II l didn't
wear my uniform every second OF
the time. Nevertheless, I had dis
covered in a very short time how
delighted the doughboys were to
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shower for Bride.

A miscellaneous shower was given Al
the bonn" 81 Mrs. w. 7. klrchncr' OF
South Third street, last evening IN
honor Of Mrs. J. Il. Denny. n recent
bride Mrs. Denny was the recipient OF
many handsome and useful ElttS. ana
excellent refreshments were served al
scasonablc hour. Those present IN
cludcd Mcsdamcs S. Simpson. John
Ice c. l.. littcn. J.. Rcnrkc. 5. hiatch-
Icy. Wilbur Scdgwick. William Romick'
r. Spear: Misses Florence Jones. owe
i,tcn Oycriclla Webster. Wilma Riggs.
roma GoodhuC, Thclma and Helen R"-
mick. Angela and Pearl Nauprlc. Of
HcIaire; Mrs. Theo Fink. Mrs. J. n
Denny and Mrs. W. T. Kirchncr.
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ire- Rrid6enort Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

have a quantity # something with
kick to drink stored away IN lhrir eel
lars. Every day someone can hr found
who has a recipe for the manufacture
=, hnlu, of something which is claimed
70 h.> lust a lutl" better than anything
ever tasted before. and collection or
MI Of the new formulas would MI
ruud-yIZcd volume. There arc a SUN
cirnt number Il hrh"dS being made AT
this tim" 50 thai each Individual may
have nttl" tr"uHl" in selecting l"st me
drink. with tn" exact favor Wh''h WIN
IirkIn his r,lat.. the most. and put him
I'm Tho clear the quickest.
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Studebaker wrecked.

A Studebakcr automobile owned by
West Wheeling parties was completely
wrecked on South Belmont street and
the driver was cut about the face in an
accident directly in front of the Rail 4
River No. l coal mine office. The auto
was going south and n young lad by
the name Of Ellison ran directly in front
OF the auto on his bicycle. The driver,
to prevent hitting The boy. ran into a
telephone pole. The accident was wit
messed by William Van Meter
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Prnctice Game Tonight.

Some idea OF the strength OF the Rcd
and Black football warriors of Rcllaire
high school will be gained tonight as
result of practice contest scheduled
for after school at the Sixteenth street
gridiron field. The high school eleven
will stack up against a team composed
Of former hi gh school players. The con-
test promises 20 be interesting and Will
likely draw a large number of persons
to the ball park
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stitchery Club Entertained.

Mrs. Fred OhCrdick was the charm-
ing hostess to tho members OF the
Thurrdnv Nicht Sri,chcry club at her
homo on Vine street last evening. conf
rIir,,nIarv In Miss Pearl Burns, who
* visiting here from Cleveland. Ohio.
Tho evening was spent a. nccdl"wnrk
md \ dainty luncheon WAS served the
quests during the evening.
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DEFECTIVE VALVE rHE CAUSE.

BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. 11.-A de-
fcctive valve in the bilge pump was de.
clarcd responsible for the sinking Of the
nnw wooden steamer Nemassa, owned
by the shipping board. which sank in
Baltimore harbor last week. according
To officials OF the local shipping board
office today.
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To increase Capacity.

An endcavor IS 10 be made l" increase
tho capacity Of the city reservoir on
Crow Hill. The bank at the east side OF
the reservoir is slipping away and the
reservoir basin is cracked. which pre-
vents its being filled to capacity. How
ever Service Director Gates plans 10
erect a concrete retaining wall four feet
in height which will permit an addition
al $4,000 gallons of water to be pumped
into the basin. An ordinance appropri.
ating money for the wall will be acted
upon at the next council meeting
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Can11lle 9oBsye.

Camille GoScyC, IL Belgian. VINO mas
resided in Bcllelre for twenty-five years
and who was one Of the best known res
idents Of, tho city. dIcd at noon Eester-
day at mis- homo on Washington street.
affer a wears Illness. lie was aged 81
wears. For many years nc was foreman
M the C. & +. railroad freight depot. he
wa sa member Of the Eagles and Macca-
hoe l. dyes. He served III the Spanish
American war and took leading part
In the various war w-rk campaigns
during the recent void war. Surviving
mr., his wife. one son. Ebert and one
daughter. Agnes.
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No Parcel Post Orders.

Floyd ShutilcwOrth. popular local
Young nIan. WHO was IN France with tho
American Expnditiouary forces for two
years. is spending ten day furlough
with relatives and friends. He is tho
son of MIR. and Mrs. Paul Shuttlcworth
OF Union street. He expects his dis
charge shortly after returning 10 camp
following his pres mt THROUGH.
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4 Ford automobile owned by an ltal-
ian who resides at Pinch Run got be.
You'd his control near his home ana
backed over tho bank at the east side
OF Belmont street. The machine finally
landed in Pinch Run. II was consider
ably damaged but the man kept his seat
and was unlnjured.
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Rfnanoe Committee,

Members Of the finance committc" Of
the city council will meet this evening
at the council chamber. At THIS meeting
the committee will rc"iew the general
financial condition of the city. At the
same time the committee Will pass on
the petition Of members II the polio"
force who have asked for an increase in
wages amounting to $40 per month.
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working on Monument.

w. II. Evans. local monument dealer
and force Of men spent yesterday get
ting the base Of the monument prepared
for receiving tho bronze figure OF the
soldier in uniform, which is to surmou:t
the pedestal. and It was stated that the
figure will be placed in position about
the middle of the week, just previous 10
the day of unwilling.
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Prominent Citizens stage Fight.

In street fight staged in Bcllaire
last evening by William n. Bradley
and Lou Striebich. both prominent bust
ness men of that city, Mr.. Bradley had
his shoulder dislocatcd and sustained
several bad bruises about tho face and
BODY. Dr. Wright was called and had
Sir. Rralllcy taken to the hospital Mr..
Stricbich gave bond for his appearance
in tOIay.
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At least one of the hlE prizes In inc
Intclligcnccr AUTOMOBILES. and DIAMOND
Campaign is almost certain to como 10
this city. Judging by the good work or
ono Of tho local contestants. and the
residents Of the city are said I" have
been parking tho party to tho hest or
their ability Ivy turning over their sub
scripticns to see that they arc success
f,,1
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mRaAutH PROOF"

Tho filmed story. a rugged romance OF
tho northwest snow country, "htltlcn
Beauty Proof" taken from the book
phil steele. o. tho Royal Mounted
which was written by James Oliver cur
wood. Will b" tho attraction nj inc en-
raw thratcr this evening. which prom
iscs to attract good crowds. 'aproi
comedy and the Screen Magazine Wall
be shown.
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aradtron Laid on.

Tho sixteenth street gridiron held has
been laid off by Civil Engineer Homer
lAlthar. The ground Is being put in
shape at the present time for the open
ing OF the local football season by Bel
laire's crack professional eleven. The
nIayin1 field this season will extend
from a point directly in front OF tho
grand stand to deep center field.
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Outing Tonight.

A party Of young people will go to
the McGraw home at East RlChland this
evening where they Will ENJOY II picnic
supper and all outing. The trip will be
made in autos and among those 10 at
tend are Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cochran.
Bess Rosser. Mario Brnunlich. Anna Nc
Graw, Halle NcGrcw. George Poland.
John McClain, Chalmer Snyder and
Ralph puyalL
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Marshmallow Toast.

II weather will permit the members
OF the Standard Bearers organization OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church
will enjoy u marshmallow toast this
evening at the Grafton home on Rose
Hill. Out Of door diversions are to be
enjoyed and a good time Is anticipated
by the many who are planning to attend.
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Mechanics Meeting.

An important and w"lI-aucndcd meet
irr of +, he members or tho local coun-
rI Of tho Junior Order Of United
American Mechanics was held in their
Iodrs room. on Hanover street, last
,,i,,b, and several matters Of very inn
rortant business wcrc disposed of. IN
ending the final arrangements for their
footba team.
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n.veloninp IMAGINATION.

Some or the children who attNhd inc
Central school in this city have pecn
returning homo with wicrd tales hcara
ahou, tho building. some to the ch"'t
that Il little girl was locHcd IN one OF
The basement rooms. hound and GaEerd'
and others equally hair-rais'nt I" me
youngsters. Ono child Is reported 10
have arrived homo out OF breath ana
with a face as white as chalk AND TO-
ncated some OF the stories hcaru. lh's
talk should be stopped. ms It Is cX-
,rcmcly hard on the nerves OF some Oh
inc children.
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Smashed crosxinx Gate.

The driver Of a touring car. bearing
West Virginia Incense No. 30oiS. ran
through the gates at the railway cross
ing as they were being lowered. Wednes-
day evening. at 8 o'clock, and nc was 60
ing at such speed that one Of the gates
was destroyed. The glass in the shield
Of the car was smashed. but the driver
beat it TO the other side Of the river In
hurry.
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plavpround Social.

Arrangements have been made To have
the Standard Addition Fairgrounds open
this evening in charge Of Miss Fila d"
Vault in order To mako preparations
for tho program of tomorrow evening"
Tho arrrir promises 10 ho very interest
ing and an excellent program has he n
rrCrarcd for The evening.
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missionary Society Meeting.

The first meeting or the season "I M"
,yomcn's Missionary Society OF IN"
First Baptist church was held at INC
church on Third street yesterday AZ,
,crncon and il was exceptionally ~"i
attended. The program Of III" n:r"tinS
WAS carried out and proved OF interest
to all present.
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An interesting and wcll-att"nd"d
meeting OF tho local post Of th" War
Norhcrs II America WAS hold in Inc
Bonrd Of Trade rooms. on Fourth street.
last night. and ih' names OF several
now members wrr' added To tn" roster
If IN. ORGANIZATION. TIL" program OF
business was followed out. and plans
made for the future work OF the organ
iyatl0n.
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To rinish work Soon.

Service Director Charles Gates says
that he expects to finish the work OF
siagging the Indian Run road In ABOUT
two weeks. The work is progressing
nicely now with the only handicap being
the inability to secure the Stag. IN"
seryice director says that he has already
roaae ARRANGEMENTS 10 secure Stag 10
Mace on West Twcnty-third street.
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foes To Cairo.

Miss Margaret Clcland of this CITY,
leaves tomorrow from New York aboard
a ship FOR Cairo. Egypt. where she Will
teach music IN the schools of that place.
Hcr parents, Rev. and Mrs. David NJ
CIeland. are in New York to see her de-
parturc from this country. Forty others
from this country will make the same
tV.p.
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Americas club.

Members Of The Amcrlcus Club met
last night in the Nicholson building on
Belmont street and n number of import
ant matters were given attention Plans
wccr furthercd for IN" playground min
strcl performance and arrangements
made for "a ticket selling campaign for
the local lyccum course. The lyccum
course opens October Q.
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Last Day Of Fair.

Today will be the final day for tho
annual Belmont county fair. With ia
vorable weather a great thronG will be
in attendance. Attendance at the event
on Wednesday and Thursday was kept
down by the threatening weather and
rain. Many Bellarre people plan to
attend the event today.
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Seaaou Nearing close.

The baseball season IN Bellaire ana
vicinity is now nearing close for inc
Present year. Bellalre has had more
baseball teams this year than any pre-
viouS season. However interest was al
most entirely lacking in the games
played. The teams only have a couple
more contests TO play in most instances
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Awnings made while you wait. wheel
ing Tent q Awning Co., Tel. 6e3'
george Crontn.

George CiaSn,n. 4 former h'nt glass
worker OF fhls city. died Wednesday
night a. mz home on rwen'y-seven,h
street. Hq had ben in failing health In
for many bears liz was aged about b"
years. Hel worked at tho Imperial glass
plant until his health failed. surviving
are his wife and family Of chlIdrcn'
Arran xemcnts for the funeral had not
been made last night.
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CoHiald MINERAL.

Funeral services will be held at the
st. Johns Catholic church Friday morn
ing for the late James Coffield. who died
at his home on Crescent street OF paral-
ysis He was born in Ireland IS years
ago and leaves a family OF grown child
rem. Interment will be in the Mt. CAL
vary cemetery.