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Evening star., 1920-12-31
Interaal Conditions.

Settlement Of the Adriatic problem
will have an even greater influence on
Internal conditions. 1t will enable
Italy, relieved from the incubus Of an
impossible situation, to settle down to
the work Of reconstruction. Above all,
it will permit the cutting down Of
military expenses. which are now bur-
dening the budget to the extent Of 1O,-
600, 10000 lire annually. This will
automatically reduce the amount of
paper currency in circulation approxi-
mately 20,000.O00.000 lire. and decrease
the deficit Of 13,000.000,000.
The faint possibility Of a revolution
has been dispelled by the gradual
awakening Of the constitutionalists,
who are burying all party feeling in
order to fight the common foe-max-
imalist socialism and communism.
Evening star., 1920-12-31
WEATHER.

Partly cloudy tonight: tomorrow
cloudy and unsettled, probably
rain by night; moderate temperature.
Temperature for twenty-four hours
ending at noon today: Highest, so. at
noon today lowest, 80. at am. to-
day. Full report on page 13.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-01

Spiera Van Fiouttei (Bridal
WREATH. one Of the most beau
tiful species of the spiera. hav-
ing pure white flowers in clus-
tiers, On sale. DE-
each ..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-01


Trees. Cherry or Plum. about
8 feet high. Week q 4 ~.
end price. each. : = -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-01

iEzEz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-01

Red Currant Bushes. three
years cid, very hardy. 10
TIN sale, each. =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-01

Rose Bushes. strong. sturdy
bushes. choice Of American
Beauty, Dorothy Perkins and
other we'll known varIe- iQo
ties. On sale, each.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
I'm WIT Ar E

Soc. rom5na de ajutor 81 ctiltura
HBirniAta'' din Warren, O., va
,avea 0 petrccere cu dams in seara
zilei de Labor Day, IAlni seara, G
Sept, 1920, in Hala Soc. Biruinta
ia Walnut Street. Inceputul Ia
orele $50 p. m.
Stunt fnvitati toti 'fratii romfnj
din loc 81 jur de a slua parte Ia
aceasta petrecere care sd preda Gu
ocazia zilei muncitorilor.
Admisiunea va fl, Domnii 75c,
Damele soc. Muzica Cassian din
Youngstown, va distra onor. public
cu cele mai frumoase arii de Joe
i 81 cfntece rationale. Barul va fiji
asortat ca 81 in trecut Gu toate celc
4nccesare. Suprasolviri Sc primesc
Gu muitamita 81 Sc vor publica pc
Gale ziaristica.
In numele> soc. Biruinta, am ra-
mas asteptSndu-va pc toti Gu dra-
goste de 'frati instreinati,
f2O1-2) PRESIDIrII. I
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co N v OC.A'RlE


: Soc. romina de ajntor 81 cultura
"Urpia Traiana din Erie, Pa,
convoaca pc ttoi membrii eli din
lcc. 81 jur de a lua parth Ia aduna-
rea .generala lunara care Sc va ii.
nea Duminica,, 5 Septembre 1920,
in Hala proprie a Soc., din 1888
Penna Ave. Sedinta Sc va deschi-
de la Orele 2 p. m. precis. Deci
sint rugati ca fie care membru a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta avind
niste chestii de mare importanta
Gle resolvat. Tot deodata deobli-
gat ca fie care membru a-si aduce
Statutl vechiu 81 al preda Secreta-
li,llui financiar precum 81 0 taxi
de Zoe pentrn Statutul nou care-l
va primi.
In numele soc. u. Traiana din
Erie, Pa,
(2O1.2) RRESIDIUL.
~. u
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
lNsy'i / Ar {

Soc. romfna de ajutor 81 cultura
"Dacia Traiana, din Newark, O.,
invita- pc toti membrii din loc 81
jur a lua parte la petrecerea i'm
preunata Gu Joe, care va avea loc
in ziua de 6 Septembre, adica in
ziua de Labor Day. in hala Soc.
de sub No. lao, North Street.
Asemenea invita- pc toti fratii
romini din loc 81 jur a participa la
aceasta petrecere care va fl in fo-
losul societatii.
Inceputul va Fl la orele ! p. m.
81 va dura pima noaptea la IL 81
jumatate. Pretnl de intrare, Dom
nil soc, Damele gratis.
Pima la revedtee va salutam i'm
numele societatii "Dacia Traiana
din Newark, Ohio, (2O1-2)
.ComitetM Ardnjat0r.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
CO N VOC AR E

Soc. rom. de ajutor 81 cultlrs
~. s. Desteapta-te Romine-H -Hors
Unirii din Detroit, Mich, con.
voaca Pc toti membrii sal a lua
parte Ia .sedinta generala lunara
care Va avea loc DumiDica, 5 Sep.
tembrie 1920, la orele 2 D. M, in
Halla! Chene, din Monroe ave.,
No. a686.
Lasaceasta sedinta sunt a Sc pre-
senta :teti fratii membri avfnd ches
ti,pi foarte importante sde resol-
vat. Tot odata va fl chestia bene-
ificiilor adusa pc tapet a Sc discuta
cit va ramfnea beneficiul saptamf-
mai. Absentee nemotivate Sc vor
tpedcpsi conform statutelor.
In nnmele societatii ssU. s. Dcs-
lteapta-te Romme- Hora Unirii,.,'
f(201-2) .'PRESTDIJJL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
CON v'O'CA,R.E

Soc. rom1na de ajutor 81 cultura
.Dacia Romina" din Cincinnati,
O., .convoaca pc toti membrii eli de
"a lua parte la sedinta ordinara ca
re Sc va tinea Duminica, in 5 Sep
temvrie la orele 2 p. M, in hala
de sedinta din Dayton St., sub No.
$50.
Totodata sunt rugati toti men,
bril- soc. a-si achita Gotta lunara pf-
ma la 30 August pc luna inainte
conform hotarirei adunarii gene
rale din IL Tnlie. Tar acei ce nu
isl vor fcae datorinta sa eschid de
la sine.
In nnmele soc. .Dacia Romfna.
va salutam frateste,
(2OO-1) .PRESTDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
INsTIRtTARE

Soc. romina de- ajutor 81 cultura
"Voluntarii Rominiei' din Phila-
dellhia, Pa, sediu la 7O4 N 3 St.
are onoare de invita- pc tot men,
bril- din jur si:sloc lua parte la
sedinta generala ce Sc va tinea pc
seara de 3 Septemvrie, orele Z 30,
in localul Societatii, avind multe
lucruri de mare importanta de a
diseuta. Motivul absentei neinsti-
intat va fl pedepsit conform sta
tutului. Fie care membru este da-
tor a-si face datorinta fata de So
cietate Gu leafa de ri conform de-
cisiunei luate la sedinta din 19 Iu-
ME 1920, spre saliva societatea,
caci mai putini am fost 81 81 mai
mari fapte am facut 81 cred ca 81
asta mica fapta sa o fmplinim.
Toti membrii, sunt rugati a-si
plati cotizatia, pc luna inainte pen
tru ca conform decisiunei de la
Gary, Ind, nu mai avem scuza de
a Fl nci o ii restanta, 81 numai daca
facem asa avem drept la beneficiu.
Toti acei membri carl n AN adus
inca Statutul vechiu sunt rugati
al aduce ca sa primeasca la se-
dinta viitoare pc eel nou.
Asadara avfnd multe chestnut
de, resolva fata de societate ST
sora noastra Uniune,' susteti ru-
gait ca nici unul sa nu lipseasca
della aceasta sedinta, caci fara Pc
deapsa de Soc n are sa fie nici IN
membru absent; functionarii 81.
Va asteptam Gu drag pima la re-
vedere, /
(2OO-1) PRESIDIUL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31

| 0anlenii BuInayi
Vim Ia Mine
Acei carl au boil cronice, nervoase
cit 81 complicate, pentru care e
lipsa de serviciul unui medic.
Cauta ajutorul unde sa poate
afla
Ajuta pc ,acela care te 2oate
pune pc oalea. sanatStil.
O.examinare acirata 81 positiva
Va arata adevaratele conditii fl
zice 81 poate sa-ti ajute porni pc
calea sanatatii, poate scapindu-te
de tortura 81 suferintele operatiei.
Ami de experiente, ultimele trata-
mente, inedicale 81 electrice. Echi-
pament modern. Tot ce mai bun
pentru bolhavi.
.FOARTE MULTE
BOLI ,CRONICE
care au fost neglijate orr tratate
nepropriu, ori care n 'au fost re-
duse de tratamentele unor mini
mai putin able, sa vindeca sub
ingrijirea mea. Vino 81 ma vezi
Pc mine.
Am tratat Gu success boale
recente 81 cronice ca
Desordine de SINCE
Boala de Piele
Boil de Ficat
Dureri de Stomac
Reumatism
Boala de Inima
Slabiri nervoase
Indigestii nervoase
Boil rectale
fJunghiuri in spate
sSgrabunte pc fata
;SUCCESUL MEU
In tratarea bolilor, att acute cit
81 cronice, Sc datoreste faptului ca
am stndiat Gu bagare de seama a.
ceste boil. Pc lfnga aceasta Off
ciul meu este echipat cn cele mai
moderne Instruments 81 masinarii
electrice, vigratoare 81 mecanice, 81
nici chltuiala resonabila nu este
scutita care poate da resultate pen
tru pacient. Consultindu-ma De
mine imediat, poti afla daca al stat
ori nu pima orice speranta a luat
sfirsit. 81 daca poti fl curat, sti-
inta 81 abilitatea te va face din nou
puternic, sanatos 81 fericit.
DR.. kENEALY |
647 Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, o..
AL doilea etaj, Republic Bldg.
A doua usa della Star teatru.
A doua usa della pravalia de haine !
Bonds. (2-6)
ORELE DE OFICIU: Della 8 al
-Snx l.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
INcUNOS7lNTARE

Toti membrii societatii "Dacia
Traiana din Newark, Ohio, sunt
rugati lua la cunostinta urma-
tdarele decisinni hotarfte 81 aprc-
bate de adunarea .generala tinuta
in 8 August, a. G., 81 annme:
1. Tot membrii acestei socie-
tati en- fncepere de la / August
vor avea de solvit cotizatiunoa lu-
nara Ia soc. pc viitor suma de $1.75,
lar pentru cazuri venitc della u. s.,
- 4. Ne W repatt1a ii plSti cit
Va veni de fiecsre men4bru deaeebit
de Gotta lunarS.
2. Toti menbrii soc. mai sunt
cbliksti ca pima Ia aalunarea viitoa.
obligati e. jfn4 Ia adunarea viitoa-
Re din IL Septelnbre i. q, assi ma
,inta Statutul vechin cu suma. de
100 IL secretariul financiar, 81 "
fprisni n sehinb se'csl lnou.
IN iiunele soc. rom. Al aj. 81 cnl-
fnfa Dacia Traianx Z
u eo1a zb1lJ1A
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31

sin ~ LIE boalSl; loan Huscu5a
= iol'.a l,A''a.l - sNlcolae Cos
earea pl; loan otefan $l; Morse
f tscas = i''on'sle baclu Sl; va
vr''a 'orhea ? Dionisie ?andi7'
loan Cretu -; Axente Caprita
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-08-31
C.ON.yDC.ARE

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
u. s. Trei Colorul 81 Independent.
ia Rom1na" din Gary. Ind, con.
voaca pc toti nenrorii sal a lua
parte la adunarea gcnerala lunara
care VA avea loc Pc xiua de 8 Sep
tembrie, a. C., la orele 2 D. M. in
hala de sub. so1ul bisericii din 18th
81 Madison ST., find maj multe
puncte importante de desbatut
printre care va Fl 81 darea de sea-
ma della petrecerea din % August.
Stunt rugati toti fratii membri
a lna parte la aceasta sedinta in
nnmele soc. "U. s. Trei Colornl
81 independents Romfna,'' din
Gary, Ind,
(2O1-2) PRESIDIIu.
- x = ~ AAs
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C,DNADcA.RE E

Soc. romina de ajutor 81 cultura
Biruinta" din Warren, Ohio,
convoaca pc toti membrii in gene
raj de q lna unconditional parte Ii
adunarea luhara extraordinara ca
re va Fl in ziua de 5 Septembre,
in localul ssoc. Biruinta, No. ia
'Walant Street. Inceputul va Fl
Ia orele | 80 p. m.
Sa abba in vedere toti membrii
ca della aceasta adunare, depinde
s!inuta de aici inainte q soc. BIZ
r'iinta. Totodata 81 existenta ii
bnna sregulk. Credem ea suntera
in&elesi.
In snnmele soc. Biruinta,
t9o1-2) PRBSIDTIJL.
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mARE n1 SEAlGx ST
MULTU1l1Tz PUBLIcx

Soc, ronina de-ajutor si-caitira
Rrintnl' Nico'se din Bridgeport 20.
2. avut ospefreeere cn. dams In xiua
dc IA August 1890, Ia care an a
svut un rezaisat destul de snnlts-
mitor'atft din punct de vedere mo-
sral cft 81 material. Gu aceasta o
'cazie ancietatca noastra adhace fru:
Asoase mnltamiri tuturor partici-
antilof totsasclaerea nultxmim
lrnmos marinimosilor donatori Sc
- sBilsadl-lde 'intyxre, il - |; MI
eonsrit tait si,en ayPrasolviIile, du.
ip& cum urmcaxa:
Ioet1 y. deia sc. IfihAiu vi.
stesial din F'sllan1ll -, w. w 6oc: :
seoc. 'copsana Rsnllniei ain York.
tille, Dlio, a SssfanF 8 Coleeriu ~ I:
aosn q ltes- NJ; Ion 7lEsiducu III ;
6lia 81. Cruce din Nfattinsferl
ny, Ohio, ~; Nick Boerin III; Az
nam Rad ksslle Dacln IS ;
Mlsre Botesa ~ Toader Farca 81 |:
~ I'm l1ii1e il 49, j,
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DR.. KENEALY

647 Euclid Ave-, Cleveland, o.
al doilea etaj, Republic Bldg.
A doua usa della Star teatru.
A doua usa della pravalia de haine
Bonds. (2-6)
ORELE DE OFICIU: Della 8 a.
m. pima la 8 p. m.
Duminica: della 10 a. m. la 2 D. m.
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CO N Y 0,C.ARiE

Soc. Romina de ajutor 81 cultura
Transilvaneana' din Indiana
Harbor, Ind, pirin aceasta convoa-
ca pc toti membrirei de a lua par
te la sedinta generala lunara care
Sc Va tinea Slmbata in 4 Septem-
vrie, 1920, la orele Z seara in Hala
D-lui Micu, avind multe puncte
importante de rezolvat snnt rngati
toti fratii membri a lua parte. Alb
sentele nemotivate sc vor amenda
conform statutelor GU soc.
In numele societatii "Transil,
vaneana," din Indiana arbor, Ind.
PRESIDTUL.
, 1920-11-06
ST. CROIX STATION.

Constantinople, Nov. End Fifty thou
sand refugees fleeing before the advance
of the Russian Bolsheviki in northern
Crimea are attempting TO find ships to
bring them to this city. Allied repre-
natives here however have advised
pebastopol that there is no room in Con
stantinople for them.
London, Nov. End. Municipal cleo
tions were held yesterday throughout the
country. The Labour party which scored
phenomenal success in the municipal cleo
tons of late years, have met with dis
tinct losses in many districts. A feature
of the Liverpool elections vas the gain
of four seats there by the Irish Nation
alists.
New York, Nov. 3rd-.One of the most
sweeping victories in party
history stood recorded for Senator War
rem Harding for President and a Re
publican Congress. Tremendous and
unparalleled Republican pluralities be-
ginning with the first count OF ballots
in yesterday election continued mount
ing today. With Presidency and Con-
gress, went the loss to the Democrats
of governors, state legislators and 9th,
er. local candidates. The break even
threatened oextend to the sSolid South"
with Republican gains in some southern
states larger than any since the civil
, 1920-11-06

has been barely sufficient to reveal the.
bulbs hanging overhead. Many places
have turned on their lights only to be left
in the dark a few minutes afterwards,
and it can be proved that a large number
or subscribers have been using lamps and
Kerosene oil during the whole month of
October mourning thereby the expense
OF OIL and IN some cases. for the pur-
chase OF lamps themselves. Notwith
standing, these subscribers have been
rendered bills for current as supplied from
the 10Th. OF October. 1t appears to us
that the proper ching is for the Elec-
trio Power Plant TO deliver current
first and consid:r charges afterwards.
1t is not the fault of the public if the
business is a failure, the public did not
have the privilege of advising in the
purchase and they should not be impos-
ed upon if it proves q hocus pocus.
People consider you responsible Mr.. Edi-
tor for the publication of a news item
the facts of which should have beer an
advertisement from tie proprietor Of
the plant, and you are called upon to
xplain what kind II business tactic
this is.
Thanking you for space,
Respectfully,
ELECTRIC CURRENT CONSUMERS.
We published the news item upon re-
quest from Mr.. Ans. Fabio, proprietor OF
the Electric Plant. He will doubtless
come forward in defence of what he
acne appears to be in a position to an
sWer.
ED. ST. CRoIx AVIS.
, 1920-11-06

Wilson in the face of pluralltles Tor
Hughes throughout the east, the Demo
cratic candidates and his chief manager
conceded that in the solemn referen-
dunn which President Wilson declared
would decide the League of Nations
question, the United States voters had
preferred Harding, who voted staying
ontos, to Cox who voted going in. Early
today the figures gave Senator Harding
the assurance of 329 votes in the cleo
toral college necessary for choice as
against 127 for Governor Cox, with Is
doubtful, inclusive OF states where the
Republican tide was running strong.
The unofficial results presaged a larg-
err majority in tho electoral college for
the Senator and his running mate Gov
erno~ Coolidge of Massachusetts, h
any since 1888. except alone the vote OF
435 for President Wilson in 1912 during
the Republican split. The Republican
congressional swing was as strong, IN
creased majorities in Goth Senate and
House being marked up. Early today
victo y for virtually all fifteen Republl-
can Senators up for reelection was spelled
by the returns. while about half a dozen
of the nineteen Democratic candidates
were battling against Republican leads.
In the first trial women suffrage contrl-
buted largely to the Republican MAORI
ties and also was a factor in delaying the
count in many States. The millions of
women's ballots also swelled the popular
vote beyond all records.
London, November 2nd.-Speaklng at
a farewell dinaer on the eve OF his leaving
England as Governor-G General of South
Africa, Prince of Connaught said IN part,
IF we're to desefi5eEthe general aim
of British rule during the past century,
| should be inclined to give the answer
in the words of Professor Cramb to
give all men within its bounds the high
tolerance of religion, which has marked
this empire from its foundation, to spread
that love Of free institutions and hat
pursuit of an aver higher justice and a
larger freedom which rightly or wrongly
we associate with the temper and charac-
ter OF our race, wherever it is dominant
and secure. Tais the conception OF Em-
pire and Of England which prevails
through the changing fortunes OF parties
and the rise and fan of cabinets.
Copenhagen, November 3rd. II Polish
volunteer forces commanded by General
B~alakovitch. have occupied the city OF
MMinsk which was reported On October
18th to have been taken over by the Dol
shevik from the Poles, according to news
paper dispatches. II is said these troops
have been reported in the rear OF the 3
Bolshevik lines for the past two weeks
a.o cariO,clU thrnafaninu SmOIpnSk
, 1920-11-06

mond and Mr.. E. w. Stewart of New
York, Mr.. Guy Lowell of Boston and
Mr.. Paul Drexel of Philadelphia, have
challenged British yachtmen to a race
which it is hoped may be an annual
event. The challenge has been vir-
tually accepted on behalf of four yacht
clubs. Sir Chas Allom and Capt. Bur-
ton, skipper of the Shamrock, are in
terested in the proposed race.
Glasgow, Nov 3rd. Complete re-
suits of yesterdays election on the
question whether Glasgow should be
dry" will not be known until late
today. ' The temperance forces last
night claimed that more than half
the districts of the city voted against
license. The walls of the city were
ablaze with coloured posters expoundlng
the sclaims of the rival parties. Auto
mobiles crammed with cheering voters
IN holiday spirit, were much in evidence.
All districts were visited yestel dav by
airpianes and leaflets were thrown out.
Women went out in forces, MANY vot
ing contrary to their husbands. Never
was a campaign better organized. Both
sides, spent money lavishly. All the
4, 800 saloons were closed and good hu-
mour prevailed, but there were lively
scene in many booths.
London, Nov. 1st.-The Armenian
town OF HAHN has been captured by the
Turkish Nationalist who have mas
sacred the inhabitants numbering 10, 600
according to a despatch to the Armenian
Bureau in London. These Armenians
have been holding out against the at
lacking forces since last March.
London, Nov 3rd.-The West India
Club entertained Major Cordeaux. late
governor of St, Helena, and Governor
elect of the Bahamas, at luncheon to-
day. Mr.. Previte presided, and among
the guests was Mr. Wells Durrant
K. c., late Attorney General of the
Bahamas, who is proceeding to jamaica
shortly to take up the post of Senior
Puisne Judge in that colony.
London. Nov End, Nj Lloyd George
in the House of Commons YESTERDAY
stated that a two minute silence IN arm
istice day. November 18th, in memory
of the great dead would be observed as
far as possible throughout the United
Kingdom and the empire. At the burr
al IN armistice day in W~estsminter Alb
hey of an unknown British soldier, the
coffin would bear the inscription IAN
unknown warrior" and so would be re-
preventative Of all the fighting sers
vices in the great war
Pekin, November 2nd-The Pekin
Govt. has just issued a reclamation de-
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-17
SUPREME COURT 0. KS DRY
LAWS.
Sweeping Decision Says That 18th
Amendment was Lawfully Pro-
posed, and is Law of Land.

The prohibition amendment and
the enforcement act We're held consti-
tutional by the supreme court last
week in unanimous decision.
While the attorneys for the inter
ests attacking the two measures
were granted permission to file mo-
tons for rehearings, the decision
was regarded generally as striking a
death blow to hopes of the vets. y
The courts opinion rendered by
Justice Van Venter, was sweeping.
1t held the amendment not only came
within the amending powers confer
red by the federal constitution, but
was lawfully proposed and was the
law of the land. While recognizing
that congress has limitations in
respect to the enforcement OF laws
regarding beverages, the court held
those limits were not transcribed in
the enactment of the enforcement act
restricting alcoholic content of in
toxicants to one-half OF l per cent
While New York, New Jersey and
Wisconsin acts permitting manufac-
ture and sale of beverages of more
than One-half of l per cent alcoholic
content were not directly involved,
the decision was interpreted as inval-
idating them. The court said the
first section Of the amendment of its
own force "invalidates any legisla-
tive act-whether by congress. by a
state Legislature or by a territorial
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-17
Lucille POush.

Lucille Poush was born in Davis
City, Iowa, February 8, 1906. De-
parted this life June 8, 1920. Dur
ing her illness, which lasted for
more than four years, she was al
ways patient and accomplishing,
ever kind and considerate of others.
She realized that her departure to
her home in that Great Beyond was
nearing, She made all the arrange
ments for her funeral, which were
followed as nearly as possible. One
of her last requests was that her
shroud and casket should be pink:
She said that white seemed SO cold
she did not want it. A short time
before she died, she told her mother
that much as she loved her she low
ed Jesus more and that she was
ready and wanted to go to Him. Her
life was beautiful example, land her
short stay here was as the passing
of the fragrant flowers she loved so
well. Her influence still lives with
us; for, Esgood never dies"
The funeral services were held in
the Methodist Episcopal church IN
Davis City. ]. D.. Boyer of Belle
PLANE, Kansas, spoke words of COM
fort on the occasion. The body was
laid to rest in the Davis City Gene
terry to await the morning of the
glorious resurrection when the
graves shall give up their sleeping
dead.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-06-17
james Nelson Still.

James Nelson, son OF Andrew and
Anna Still, was born in Hamilton
township, Decatur county, Iowa,
April 30, 1856, and died at his late
home in Eden township, June 3,
1920. He has been great sui
ferer for several months when medi-
cal skill could avail nothing. tie bore
his suffering with patience and
christian fortitude and often ex-
pressed his desire to go to his re.
| ward, where he could enjoy sweet
rest. He was converted and united
with the New Salem church in 1883
ly associated with the church and
true to the cause of Jesus Christ.
He was united in marriage with
Elizabeth Jane Shirley, DeeemDei
10, 1876, to his union eight schildren
were born, all living, Alvin Still, OF
Leon, Iowa; Alma Osborn, of Davis
City, Iowa; James Still, OF Leon,
Iowa; Anga Waller, of Leon, Iowa;
William Still, of Donaphin, Neb.;
Alice Marble, of Akeley, Minnesota;
Mona Craig, of Akeley, Minnesota,
and Earl Still, of Leon, Iowa. All
those residing near here were with
him until the last.
He lived in Iowa. all his life except
and two years in Adams county,
Nebraska. Beside his wife and eight
children he leaves twenty-five grand
children, two brothers and five sis
tiers to mourn his death. Funeral
services were held at New Salem
Baptist church conducted by Rev.
Dale and was laid to rest in the New
Salem cemetery to await the morning
of the general resurrection.