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mortali di lui, tanto amato e yene-
ratio da tutti.
II.
Ire mesi dopo la morte del mar
chese, Gaetano Pisani sposo' in Ma
poll Ia contessa di Monies, Carolina
Franconi
I due sposi, con Ia giovane Bea-
trice, partirono immediatamente per
Firenze, dove 81 trattennero pochi
mesi ii la mossero per Livorno,
dove 81 imbarcarono per PInghilter-
IA.
II ritorno del dottor OHyiero
Blackman a Londra fu annunziato
da tutti giornah di quella vasta ca
pitale.
Ben presto 81 seppe ch'egli era il
fortunate sposo della bella contessa
di Monies, di cui nellalta soeieta'
eran note le sentimental adventure.
La contessa di Monies, ora dive
nuta Mistress BIackman, domando'
e ottenne un'udienza dalla graziosa
regina Vittoria, ala quale presento'
la gioyane Beatrice Sphght, sorella
del disgraziato capitano di yascello
Riccardo SpIght, che 81 era fatto
saltare le eeryella nelle acque di
Syeaborg.
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Franconi poi ALA contessa di Mon.
tes, fu acquistato da altro propris.
tario; il casino che portaya in SOr.
rento il nome di Villa Rionero opo
ha un Rome straniero.
Tutto muta 81 cancella qua aggiu'
e i nomi spariscono dietro le perso.
ne
Dio solo e. immutabile la ua
Giustizia.
VI.
Una mattina del mese di aDTile
dellanno 1864, una carrozza da no.
10 81 feTmo' dinanzi ala porta mag
giore d'uno del nostri Reali Educan.
dati femminii.
Continual
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non proibisca Pinsegnamento della
lingua francese 10 spaccio di hbri
appartenenti a questi barbara Sciti.
Fu stabilize ira Gaetano la sua
sposa che ogni ammo passerebbero la
stagione estiya a Londra Pinverna-
le a Napoli.
".
Nulla piu' sappiamo del nostri
personaggi durante Ia loro perma-
nenza alPestero, tranne che Beatri-
ce Splight-Blaclman sposo' a Lon
dra un giovane ricchissimo, appar-
tenente all'aristocrazia inglese, il
quale possedeya castelli, parchi, mu-
te di cani, carrozze, cayalh c gran
numero di seryi.
Oggi, forse, la poyera orfanella
del disgraziato Enrico Splight e u
ma miledy della gentry-fashion, u
ma dele dame che piu' attirano la
ammirazione del passeggieri ALA
Vaux Hall all'Hyde Park.
Dio Ia renda felice Ella non di-
mentichera' certo queli che piango-
no.
V.
Sono ormai dieci ami che il ma
gnifco quartiere ALA Riviera di
Ghiaia appartenuto gia' al conte
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la regina Vittoria concesse una
larga pensione vitalizia ala gioya-
ne Beatrice, del cui easi singolari
yolle essere informata.
Gaetano G Carolina adottarono per
fglia la Splight, come ayeyano pro
messo al marchese Rionero.
Lorfanella fu felice di troyare in
quei due cuori un affetto caldissimo
e sincere.
Gaetano amava fInghilterra e gil
inglesi per quanto disprezzava la
Francia j francesi al quail egli da-
va il nome di barbari.
i F. una nuoya invasione di bar
bari che colpisce fEuropa - egli di-
ceya - Questi Ostrotogoti, discen-
denti da quei barbara e selyaggi
Franchi che scuoiayano eli uomini
per diletto c per farsi della umana
pelle calzari cosciari. seminavano,
dovunque stampavano le loro orme,
la corruzione Pimmoraalita'. La
millanteria piu' gotta sproposita-
ia q mel sangue di questi cappo-
nj, che un giorno erano GALL. Mes
sun paese d'Europa potra' dirsi ve-
ramente civile Sc un'apposita legge
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Parve che una pubblica sciagura
avesse colpito la patria di Tasso.
EPILOGO

La mattina dopo, la contessa di
Monies ripartiya per Napoh condu-
cendo seco Beatrice Splight-
Gaetano rimase a Sorrento per
rendere al suo secondo padre gil ul-
timi tributi.
Quando il cadavere fu portato al
suo ultimo aSilo, Gaetano, yestiJo di
nero, col capo scoperto, col yolto Co
sparse di pallidezzs mortale, segui'
il feretro.
Dopo lui venivano Geltrude, Do
nsto e gil altri famigliari del mar
ehsse. Rionero ayeya disposto che
nessuna Pompa accompagnasse il suo
cadsvere, neSsuna carrozza.
- In faccia ala orte siamo tutti
eguai - egli soleya dire - Ia do
We comincia il giudizio di Dio deb
bono terminare le vaDita' le bugie
di questo monde.
Non pote' pertanto il brav'uomo
impedire che mezza popolazione di
Sorrento accompagnasse le spoglie
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NUMERO 81
LA CONTESSA DI MON TIES
Sesuito ALA CIECA DI SORRENTO

noscenti del Rionero, erano uJi rae
colt in un salottino attiguo ala
stanza doy'era il morente.
POGO di POI, Carolina 81 affaeci0'
all'uscio della stauza e, veduto Gae-
tano in giuocchio ala sponda del
letto del marchese, 81 appresso ma
il Pisani 81 leyo' di repeute, le cor
&c incontr0. e
- Paolo Alfonso Rionero e con
Diol - disse abbracciandola e I'M
pedendole di inoluare.
Carolina mise un grido, chino
il capo sulla spalla dellamico.
In un attimo, Ia nUova di questa
morte 81 diffuse per tutts Sorrento
e fu come un colPo di fulmine che
le piombasse addosso.
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La sera del 20 fehLraio dell'anno
1855, quando Ia camPara della par
Tocchia suonava Tayemmaria, Paolo
Alfonso Rionero spiravl fultimo fla
to ira le braccia di Gaetano Pisani.
lie sue ulume parole furono:
- Poveri schiayi'. Gesu' redeE-
tore -. Oh. Ia luce, Maria, madre
nostra
Gaetano non pianse, polche' IN
quelruomo le sorgenti dele lagrime
81 erano per sempre inaridite ma,
piegato un ginocchio ala sponla del
letto, bacio' Ia mano dell'estinto q
pregO' un POGO.
Carolina, Beatrice, IL vescovo. che
aveya teste' dato la estrema unzione
al marchese e parecch amici CO.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
UNITARIAN.
All Souls Church CORNER ,Sn E IA 1sth

ULYSSES G. B. PIERCE. D. D.. Minister.
9:45 am, Sunday school: class for the
Comparative Study of Religion
II am, morning service; sermon by the
minister.
There is also kindergarten during the hour
of morning worship.
spm, Liberal Religious Union. Address
by Hon. Philander Z. Claxton, IA Richer
Moral Ideal"
Evening star., 1920-03-13
lmmanue1 Baptist Church

Sixteenth street and Columbia road.
To be the National Baptist Memorial to
Religious Liberty
PASTOR COVE G. JOHNSON breaches
IL a.m.-"GRIEVING THE HOLY SPIRIT" I"
p;m.-'"T1IE UPLIFTING GOSPEL OR
me DEGRADING OUIJA BOARD
WHICH 2"
Bible school at 9:30 am, with classes for
ali ages.
COME.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
The CHURCHES OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.
OF WASHINGTON ARE:
First Church
Columbia Road and Euclid st.
Second Church
NE. Masonic Temple sth and F NE.
Third Church
Masonic Temple. 18th and N. Y. Ave.
Fourth Church
The Arcade. 18th and Park Road.
SUBJECT
Substance"
sunday. IL AM and PM
SUNDAY sCuOOLr-u AN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETINGS
Eight O'Clock.
READING ROOMS:
COLORADO BLDG, 18th and G SITS
Hours, TO WED. 8 to @. and Sun
days and holidays, 2:30 to 5:3oJ
1903 ADAMS MILL ROAD NV
Hours. 10 to . Except We'd. eve. Sun
days and holidays).
14S EAST CAPITOL STREET.
Hours, Il to week days Except holi-
days); also 2:30 TO $50 Sundays.
THE ARCADE. 18th and Park road
(SecOnd Floor)-
10 to $50 week days; also to pm.
Except Wedresdays).
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Church Of the Covenant

Conn. ave. and st.
Rev. CHARLES WOGD. u. D., Minister.
Rev. HOWARD -. TALBOTr. Assistant.
SUNDAY, MARCH Il. 1920.
9:30-SunGay school, H.th mems and WON
ems classes.
II :0o--M priing service, nr. Wood breaches.
3:30-Furt y-S.,4nd inSui-Htional service.
Address i,y DR.. Wood. Subject: The
Rights of Faith Special so!nists'
Richard Backing, tenor; George uhr-
old Miller. baritone. -Four anthems
by the SOLO double quartet. y s"rV-
ice cf sacred song sydney Lloyd
Wri;-hts0n. director OF music; iar-
Ney Murray. orGanisi.
Christian Endcayor tea supper.
6:ia-thristiAn Eui"ayar vrsp"r SERVES.
s:H-Eyeuing service. sermon by DR.. Wood.
Subject. "inprCt"ctrd SaiientS of the
Soul" Special soo.st, Mary Iesscr,
coutraltu. Evening choir of 2Hi
voices. sydney Lloyd Wrightson, di-
rector of music; Harvey Murray. or
gnnist; Clanda Rohcson pianist
THURSDAY. MARCH lS, 1920.
S:0o-Midwcrk prayer service.
All Welcome.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
UNIVERSALIST.
Church of Our Father

(JniycrSalist.D
CORNER OF 18th AND l. STREETS.
REV. l.. II. POWERS Minister.
There are plenty Of leaders. few good
followers is the worlds great need today.
Sunday school, 3:45 am
Service Of worship and preaching IL a m.
Sermon by the minister, Rev. l.. NJ. Powers.
y: ID. Topic. THE SERVICE CHURCH
PERFORMS"
: pm. Y. +. C. Z. meeting Topic
''CHRlSTIAN STEWARDSHIP OF TIME
Leader, Charles S. Davis.
pm. illustrated talk by the minister
Topic, SPLENDID FAILURES"
Evening star., 1920-03-13
THE HOME CHURCH
Calvary Baptist Church

sth AND II ITs. NV.
Rev. SAMUEL II. GREENE. d. d., Pastor
Rev. \. +. ANDERSON, ID. D., Assistant
Rev. A. d. BRYANT, Minister to the Deaf.
Sunday school. $50 am, NJ S. Faueett.
superintendent.
IL m. sermon by Dr. J. Stanley Durkee
President of Howard University.
$ pm. baptism. Address by DR.. Charles
W. Needhau
Christian Endeavor meetings: Sunday
6:45 and pm; Tuesday. s pm
Thursday. I p.m.-Meeting of pastor and
deacons: especially to any desiring to
meeting. Entrance on ii street,
Friday. 1:30 p.m.--Friday Evening Climb;
classes in basketry, millinery and Gressmak-
for both ladies and gentlemen pm, Boy
Scouts.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Temp1e Baptist Church
10th and \ SITS. NV.

10th and \ SITS. NV.
Rev. j. J. MUIR ID. b.. Pastor.
We Know about Gods plan for the redemp-
ton Of mun. Come.
, IL am. and p.m.-Sernons by the pas
tor Subjects, ''LIMlIAIi0NS oN LIB
EKTYr': IAN ENRAGED GENERAL"
p.m.-Christian Endeavor
WEI COME FOR EACH ONE
Evening star., 1920-03-13
RETHANY RHODE rarnsr isi4ASp AM AVE.

HUGH T. STEVENSON. Minister:
Divine worship. with preachihg by the pas
tor. ii an, "Armenias Tragedy; pm.
victorious Faith Bible school, am.
Juniors, pm. Y. p. $. c. e.. $40 pm.
Midweek prayer service, Thursday, PIN.
welcome Everybody feels at home at Beth-
any.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Raptist Church i,h ara &

REV HOWARD |. STEWART Pa Pastor; ;,;,
Preaching at IL am. a CELLS llAL
sIIoK'r CIRCUIT" and at pm, people $
popular happy hour, with sermon on ION
no OVERCOME YOUR HOopoO: or 'IiiE b
MAN WHO BECAME AN lNCtRA BILE
TEj,roNISrr A thousan nd seats and Il thou
s.nd fnIl welcome. Come.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

St. Pauls English Lutheran Church
Eleventh and II Streets NV.
REV. JOHN T. HUDDLE ID. D.. Pastor.
9.3o-Sunday school. c. B. Bateman. supt:
II l:OO-.PAULS PHILOSOPHY OF THE
PERVERSE."
7:Oo-Young peoples prayer service.
ACCOMMODATION OF CONSCIENCE
AND IT'S CURE
MONDAY :o0-Brotherhood meeting with
address. by Mr.. L. Russell Alden.
Tuesday, S:O0-Lecture on Poland" by
Lieut.: Jean Iabat, formerly Of the French
High CommiSsion-
Thursday, S:O0-Lenten service.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Ebenezer NJ. E. 4d,. 4tn ANn !, D' D SITS: $, $

Ebenezer NJ. E. d, 4,n ANn A. !, D. SITS: $50: Sc
II a,n-rasto.'s subject CHRIST TIL
FOOD OF MAN" followed by HOLY COM
MUNION.
p.m.--ANNUAL DINNER TO OLD MEM
REhS by y. ". Ii. NJ s.. Mrs. Nellie
EailstOark. Pres.
$50 p,m.--Scrmou DR. W j. HOWARD
Music. Zion Baptist Choir.
1;:D Pastors subject. THE KING $
HIGHWAY Holy Communion Continued.
Monday. p.fu.-'GuOD-BIE' SERMON
by PASTOR.
Presentation to Pastor by VOLUNTEERS
and PliGEin CLUB. Mrs. y. l.. Proctor
and Addie S'iilyard.
The Pastor. Official Members and Unit
Leaders DESIRE to THANK MEMBERS
and FiIENii5 for t..etr LOYAL SUPPORT
in the "PENSf-A DAY OFFERINGS to
the CENTENARY FUND"
Total assessment. ii. S.2lS.E. Total amount
raised from March l, 10, to March 8, 30.
SS.3i6.UO.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
American University Chapel

Mass ave. one block from Wisconsin ave.
2:3O p.m.-Sunday school.
1:3O ,. m.-PreacLing By Rev. J. Franklin
knotts. ID. w., Of Bostoa.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Fourth Presbyterian Church

18th and Fairmont SITS.
Rev. JOSEPH r. KELLY, d. D., Pastor.
$50 a.m.-Suniay school.
loo a.m.-Morning worship. Preaching by
the pastor. Subject. CHRIST CAST
ING FIRE UPON THE EARTH
400 p.m.-Junior C. +. Society.
700 p.m.--C. L. Society.
500 p.m.--Evening worship. Preaching
ny the pastor. Subject. THE FOUN.
TAIN Or CISTERNS?"
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Concordia Evangelical
Lutheran Church

10th and G SITS. NV.
c. w. LOCHEK. Pastor.
Bible school, 9:45 an.
Regular services. IL am.
ON tn. first and third Sundays Of the
month preaching in German.
On the SECOND anG fourth Sundays Of the
month"; preaching in English
SPECIAL LENTEN SERVICES.
Sunday evenings at O'Clock, English services.
Thurs evenings at o'clock, German services.
Next Sunday evenings subject:
s.FoR. OUR THANSG RE,SSIDNS''
Evening star., 1920-03-13

E.t,, 18th AND q STREETS
LPIpA1oAAy Northwest.
CHARLES r. STICK, d. D., Pastor.
Sunday school. $50 a.m.; morning wor-
ship, II: evening. s. with sermons by the
pastor. Mid-week Lenten service, Thursday,
pm: haH-hour litany service. Friday.
4:3O pm; instruction class. Friday. $50
p.m. Epiphany exists for the glory Of God
and SO for the good Of the people. 4, cor
dial welcome is given TO all who come.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

E...z+ NORTH CAPITOL, CORNER
CShl1lS StO1l Florida ave and st.
REV. II. E. RRUNDAGE. d. D.. Minister.
II 90 a.m.-'"THE WAY TO GOD"
7:45 pm.-'THE BUSY MANS MISTAKE" ="
Good music Strangers welcome. Seats free.
Gurley Memorial 'sis asrisiss ssssfs r,.es. ee'
Rev. BERNARD BRAsKAMP. NJ A.. Pastor.
II nm.-Sermon. Building the Kingdom
p.m.-Sermon. Rewards Of Discioleship."
Music by Miss Beisser contralto; Mr..
Iorleterg. violoncellist; Mr.. Fokler. baritone.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

E. Hez Sven eas'Sr tion o"911sss Of sse f 4n
Anniversary Of our entrance into the new
church building Sunday. March IA. Special
at night by Prof Louis a. Potter, 1r and
Hrs Euby Potter Hear the ORGAN. The
.,,r Iro.chrs II An: SALIVA ton
gratitude, and pm. "Washington Heaven
ties Centennial Eapt. Oh, 7th Il Eye ne.
Evening star., 1920-03-13
Kendall Baptist Church

9th Street Near Il S.N.
Rev. +. J.. GRIFFIN, Pastor.
$40 an-S S. 6:45 p.m.-C. T..
HOO DUam-'tThe Life of Lives.
/ 30 m.-Preaching service.
Evening star., 1920-03-13

REVIVAL MEETINGS AT THE PENTE-
costai, u 1t. 3rl NV. tomorrow und
every night neht week.
,.rss..5n.lr.I, I,p-srnn.v
Evening star., 1920-03-13
EVFLAND PARK

ppvIvAI, AT PLYMOUTH CoNGREGA-
tfan.i Church, 18th and SIS. NV, EVERY
NI,:HT at sum Come and hear DR.. Coggins
DR. A. {. GAMER. Pastor. 13s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Sheldon Cafe
ReObenS Oct. 3;
Ne1g Manager

hotel Sheldon cafe VIII reopen on
October 3, with ]. p. Higgins as
steward and manager. Mr. Huggins
comes here from Dallas but has had
active experiences with some Of the
biggest coast and southern resort ho-
tells Of the country. among them the
ROYAL Ponsiana. OF Palm Beach, Fla.
the Mason at Jacksonville ana the
DeSoto. OF Tampa
The music for the concerts anc
dancing viii be furnished by the Or
Iando orchestra under the personal
leadership Of H i. FanSurdana, late
director OF entertainment for the
Liunard hotels and former Fl Pas
oan-
Orlando. whose orchestra Is famous
Ia talking machine records. is organ
fling orchestras under his own super
vision for various hotels OF the coun-
try and one OF these IS TO come 70
the sheldon under the direction Of
lTr. VanSurdam who lg now In Pasa-
dena directing entertainment Tor no
tels IN that California resort
Manager Burt Orndorff and assist
ant manager O. c. Dyer with Mr.
Higgins. are making number OF
improvements in the sheldon cafe
prior 20 the formal opening a week
from next Monday.
The orchestra wiz play concerts
during the meals and wiz furnish
music for dancing each evening after
o'clock.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
PESQUEIRA'S REQUEST STlRS
MEXICAN EMBASSY AT CAPITAL

washington. D. c., Sept. 25.-News
that Roberto PesQueira- financial
agent OF the Mexican government ct
New York, called on dnder secretary
Davis at the state department to
urge fmmedl ate recognition OF the
new Mexican regime. caused some
thing Of a stir at the Mexican en-
bassy. An official statement Issued
by the embassy said that Il was the
only agency authorized TO speak for
Mexico IN the United States.
The conversations between ambas-
sador Fernando IElesias Calderon and
under secretary Davis have been go
ing on for several months and are
understood 10 have proceeded salts
factorily to both the officials OF the
department and the Mexican govern
ment. Pesuueira's Intervention In the
negotiations IS made the subject Of a
report by the embassy 70 the govern
msnt at Mexico City. At the state
department 10 was said that neither
Iglesias Calderon nor Pesqueira had
been received officially
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
Wedding Of Miss Ruth Esther and
S. L. Marshall Takes Place Today

A NNOuNCEMENT IS made Of the
a engagement Of Mss Nellie Nay
Bowen and Lieut.. c. L Bouquet,
Of the air service Of the United States
army. This announcement was made
on Friday afternoon at a tea given
by Mrs. C. E. Kelly at the Kelly home
on Mesa avenue
a group OF young girls presented
each guest upon arrival with Miss
Bowen's and Lieut. Bouquets cards
tied with green and black satin rib
hons green and black being the air
service colors. Lighted candles ar
ranged in rows about the rooms and
white blossoms interminEled with
green foliage, smilaL and ferns car
ried out the color scheme
Miss Bowen. her mother, Mrs James
2. Bowen Mrs. Kelly and Miss Lenna
Robinson were in the receiving line
in the drawing room
Miss Bowen wore a French frock
OF cloth OF gold and black made in
narrow lines with short skirt The
over the hips. caught with limestone
buckle She carried bouquet OF
golden rysanthemuus.
Mrs. Bowen was Eowned IN black
net and lace combined with white and
trimmed with landings Of rinestones.
She wore jet ornaments
Mrs. Kelly was in black lace gold
heavily embroidered and combined
with net and chiffon
Miss Robinson wore turquoise blue
satin and silver brocade with bodice
Of cloth OF silver. She carried an
ostrich fan OF turquoise blue
The members OF the house party
included. hrs Winston Pettusi Mrs.
". T.. Owen. Mrs W. p Brown, Mrs.
7. p. smith. and the Misses Beatrice
stiles, Alice Myles, Dorcas Anne
Payne, Mildred Rogers, Lenna Robin
son, Mary Hill. Harriet Howe, Viz
Einia Morse, Nancy Williams. Frances
Oppenheimer and Frences Smith.
The green and white effect was fea-
tured in the dining room The table
was covered with cluny lace and
lighted with green candles In ma
hoEany holders. set at the four cor
ners Of the tables IN pairs. A kewpie
in full brides array occupied the
center Of the table and a tracery Of
ferns surrounded her. Mrs Claude
Hudspeth and Mrs. B. L Farrar did
the honors there and a number Of the
girls assisted IN smart decolette
frocks.
Miniature zirplanes suspended from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
AMERICAN FLYER KILLED;
ANOTHER IN RED PRISON

Warsaw. Poland. sept 25.-Peasants
are authority for the statement that
Capt. Marion Cooper, Of Jacksonville.
Fla. member OF the kosciusko aerial
squadron. IS a prisoner Of the Boil
sheviki and that Capt A. B. Kelly, OF
Richmond, Va. is the same squadron
died from wounds after he had been
shot down Both have been missing
about two months
The peasants say Coopers motor
was struck By a bullet and the avi-
ator was forced 90 land He was pur-
sued by Bo1shevlki horsemen and
made a prisoner. The majority Of
the Bolsheviki, the peasants said,
were for killing Cooper. but Boil
shevik who had lived lu the United
States Insisted on hearing Cooper s
story. Cooper then was taken TO
Kiev.
Kelly was observer for a Polish
lieutenant plotting a bombing plane.
Keliy's plane was shot down and
Kelly received wounds from which he
died
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25
ARTHUR c. WHEATLEY.
CIVIL ENGINEER. DIES

Arthur CORVALLIS Wheatley. a civil
engineer, well known in Mexico,
where he had been engaged FOR many
years in important engineering work
died Friday at his home, GIL Cali
fornia street, OF heart disease. He
was taken III a few days ago while
engaged in railroad location and
construction at Santa Barbara Chi
huahua, Mex, for she American
Smelling & Refining company, and
was brought TO his home IN FL Paso,
where he arrived Thursday The
change to e lower altitude was bene-
fetal and had apparently renewed
hts trouble 10 such an extent that
his sudden death was unexpected
he e. survived by his vile and two
children. Arthur Q. Wheatieys IT.
q student at the Texas School Of
Mines and a daughter, Miss Emmie
e. Wheatley, who was graduated
from the FL Paso high school this
year, and two brothers, Frank wheat
ley and Kenneth Weaueys both
Of Mexico City. and sister, Ara- Amy
Blades. who lives at Sydney, Aus
tralia.
me funeral took place Saturday
morning from his home, Rev. FULLER
Swift officiating
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

A T THE sunset hour this afternoon
~ Miss Ruth Natalie Elstner viii
become the bride Of Samuel L.
Marshall at beautiful service at
Central Baptist church with Rev.
George ~. Mccall officiating Miss
Frank Luther win play a number Of
selections at the organ as the guests
assemble, and Miss Zula Sibley VIII
sing. As the wedding party enters the
church Hiss Luther viii play the
wedding march from Lohengrin and
as the wedding party leaves the
church she wiz play Mendelsohn's
wedding march
me matron Of honor, Mrs. Joseph
II. Evans. sister OF the bride, and NJ.
lIarzhalIs sister, Mrs. Joseph WINS,
VIII walk sinEly, the gr0Omsmen,
walking down the opposite isle.
Madison Ludd win attend Mr.. Mar
shah as best man.
Tle bride wiz be costumed in a
smart tailleur Of dark blue cloth with
hat OF blue and gold from the recent
New York fashion show Her arm
bouquet VIII be OF Ia France roses.
l1rs. Evans Is to wear q pretty
gown Of beaded georEst crepe in shade
Of Copenhagen and Frencn model hat
Of metallic cloth with a ross ia trim
ming
Airs. Willis win be costumed IN an
afternoon frock Of dark blue taffeta
ana her hat win match her frock in
color.
Following the wedding q dinner
VIII be served for tho couple and
members Of the Wedding party at the
home Of Mr. Larshalrs parents. Mr.
and Hrs. c. Q. Marshall at the Mar
shah home or san Jose street This
evening a reception VIII be given At
the Marshall home
1Ir. Marshall and his bride VIII re-
side IN a suite IN the Jewel apart
ments. lIr. Marshall served during
the world war with commission as
lieutenant two years OF his service
being IN France. BIS bride. a popu-
lar member Of the younger set, for
merly lived in san Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

affairs are 20 be given TO honor Miss
Bowen and her fiance-
An event OF the week was the mar
rlags OF Miss Mary Rebecca Burke,
formerly OF Houston. Tex. and George
Maurice Taub, Of Philadelphia, Pa
The ceremony took place in the par
lors of the First Baptist church Fri
day evening Rev. S. J. T. Williams.
assistant pastor officlated- Mrs.
Taub is e daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
g. n. Burke. The brides dress was
OF navy tricotiue. She wore a cor
sage bouquet Of Ia France roses Mr.
and Mrs Taub were attended by Louis
p Evans. Of Wilkesbarre, Pa and
hrs. Theo lIargalins, Of Houston, Tex.
Others present were; Mrs. Maurice
1Iarealins. Houston; Mrs c. n.
Burke, clinton. and Joseph Burke.
Elr. and Mrs. Taub are at home to
their friends at 1881 Federal street.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-25

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