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Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

On Saturday Mrs. F. A. Tharldsen made charming hostess at luncheon to a number of girls of Phoenix younger set. including Miss Edith Burtis, Miss Hattilee Stone, Miss Leone Harmon, Miss Marcia Van der Veer, Miss Virginia Mccall and Miss Pat ricia Tharldsen.
 E. l.. Phillips and Miss Helene Phil lips of Coronado Tent City with Miss Pearl Stauffer and w. W. Knapp of Phoenix were visitor at the San Mar cos Sunday.
 Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Fry, of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. J. H. Franklin, of Spring Val ley with Dr. and Mrs. George Good rich and c. H. Ward also spent Sunday at the hotel
 A. c. Bartlett, who is always doing most delightful things for his friends, on Monday last was host at a baseball afternoon" taking a number of the
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
NO WANING IN ENJOYABLE
 EVENTS AT THE SAN MARCOS AS I SEASON DRAWS NEAR CLOSE

The social high light of the confing 2 week at the San Marcos, Chandler, will ne a bridge-tea given on April 18th by Mrs Clarence A. Baldwin, of Chandler and Mrs. Drew Of Mesa to friends in Mesa and Phoenix as we'll as Chandler. One hundred and twenty-five invita- lions or whereabouts have been sent out. Card tables will be placed in the music room and arcade adjoining and over looking the San Marcos patio where gray walls and pergola are now a mass of Towering vines and blooming roses. more beautiful setting could scarcely be imagined for place of social enter tainment, and the bridge-tea promises to be, perhaps, the smartest affair of the season at the San Marcos.
 On Friday a delightful luncheon was given at the hotel by Mrs. Dave Gold oerg to visiting San Francisco friends The table was set for nine
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

after being mixed with water is inject ed in the tube. If any of it gets on the clothes of the person handling it, there is no need for warry, as it can be easily brushed off after it has dried.
 At the present time it is being han dled by Ed Rudolph of this city, where demonstrations are being given.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

wherever tried. It is placed in tubes in a very simple manner and following that treatment, it is claimed that it is to puncture the tube. As an example of it's action, the Miltonite people have an attested letter accom- panied by photographs showing an in
 ner tube patched with common office pins. The tube was badly torn and it
 was thought impossible to continue
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11

with it. AIiltonite was placed in the tube. tie hole pinned together, and the average amount of air pressure applied. following this the tire was driven into Fl Paso where the pictures were taken and the letter explaining the process written.
 One of the best features about the use of Miltonite is that it is easy to handle. It comes in powder form, and
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
ONE THING SHE HADN'T TRIED

Father-That young roller comes here too often; want it stopped
 Daughter-rm sure, father. I do all can to discourage his visits
 Father-Nonsensei I haven't heard you sing for him once.=Boston Tran script
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
MIL LTON|TE ID BE
 REPEALED IN CITY

That the day of continuous tire trou- ble and worry for fear of blowouts is passed, is the contention of the Milto.- ite Tire Accessory Co. Inc. of Phoenix which is at present putting their pro- duct Miltonite on the market here.
 Miltonite is a preparation which from all reports has been doing wonders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

. O'Clock at the M"nd"l Chapel, NJ. lG!2
mad" IN L;nwooL cemetery. Martins
Ferry.
The deceased was wei known
throughout the Ohio Valley and Ms IN
his Sis; year "f age. His death cam"
as sudden shock 70 his large circle
ot friends.
NJ. Salisbury. since the death Of his
wife several years ago, has been room
ing at the residence of Mr.. Sutton. near
Stop -. Rjvervicw. Yesterday morn
ing nc lNf: the home. going 10 the homo
Of MI Hoffman. 4 rcIrhbOr, to return
n hatchct which he had borrowed some
time ago While he was taihin" to
Mrs. Hoffman. he complained about
feeling very bad She asked him TO
come back for dinner and he sad he
would not promise. He then left the
house and she closed the door and re-
sumed her duties. About 4 half hour
later a man vino happened to PASS by
saw him laying IN the yard. He at
once shook him and received no re-
sponsc. after which he notified MIS-
hoffman. who called a doctor. bur y
was too late as the doctor stated nc mad
been dead for some time.
Coroner j. L. Wyatt. ~ BC'!alrH, was
called and found that death was caused
bv organic heart trouble. The bod!
was removed 10 the Mond"l thapci.
where /; Is lying in state until the ar,
rival Of relatives. when the funera! Will
be held.
The only SURVIVING relatives arc
hait-brothSr, Don Salisbury. and a
niece. both residing at Marietta. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Doctor Tells How to Detect
Harmful Effects of Tobacco
Tru These SIMPLE TESTS

then stop. II you ind that you are out
Of breath. your heart beat is forced
trembling or irregular. you may be a
victim Of functional or organic heart
trouble. If you feel that you must
smoke, chew o. snuff to quiet your
nerves, you aru. a slave to the tobacco
habit. and arc positively poisoning
yourself with the deadly drug. nicotine
In either case you have just TWO alter
natives-keep on with the self-poison-
ing process irrespective Of the dangers
and suffer the consequences. or give up
tho habit and escape the dangers. Tou
can overcome the craving and stop the
habit IN very short time by using the
following inexpensive formula. Go to
any drug store and ask for Eicotol tab
lets, take one tablet after each meal.
and IN a comparatively short time you
will have no desire for tobacco. the
craving will have left you. With the
nicotine poison out of your system your
general health will quickly improve.
Nu.c-Whcn asked about Nicotol tab
lets. ON" of our leading druggists said:
1T l. truly a wonderful remedy for the
tobacco habit: away ahead Of anything
we nave ever sold before. We are au-
thorIz:i by the manufacturers to re-
fund the money TO every dissatisfied
rus toner. and we would not permit the
use of our name unless the remedy
rosscssed unusual merit" Nicotol tab
lets arc sold in this city under an IRON
lad money-ba Jack guarantee by all up
to-datc druggists, including Hoge-Dafis
Drug Stores and c. H. 0riest Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Why Be Skinny?
It's Easy to Be Plump,
Popular and Attractive.

L. easy - b" plump. popular and at
'Th"tN" instead ut beng INN angular
I'D S'raMu!. Almost invariably the
trouble 5 du" 10 weak nerves and con-
StQucnt failure 10 assim!late your food
You may cat heartily but OWING 10 tho
lack OF nervous energy and Empower
shed blood YOU don't Get The benefit
from the food you eat. All Of tins an
:" remcd!cd very quickly by taking
with each meal grain tablet Of
Eiood-lrnn Phosphate. This Quickly
STRENGTHENS n" nervous system. en-
riches the blood and Increases its oXy-
zen carrying power, and in rema-ka bly,
snort time t5cA aNcraE" thin. weak.
nervous man or woman begins not only
1" put on flesh. but also hcEIns 10 look
and t""i better. Sleep. appetite. strength
and endurance are improved. dun eyes
become bright. and, unless afflicted with
some organic complaint. there : no
rca son why. Il >oU take Rlood-lron
lhoSPh2l" regularly, YOU should not
soon lock and feel much better and
many ycac' ynupF"r. p"pos.; 50 TO-
day with Cries Il CO. %" any Other
druggist !or enough E.oof-Iron Iho>-
pAatr for three weeks tccain"nt. tsa
as directed and # at IN" "mh = three
weeks YOU ac"n'; delighted :" back and
&C: your money. N"Hr druggist. i man
YOU know. IS authorized TO give 4 10,
you.
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WATCH THE COLOR
OF YOUR SKIN
YELLOW MEANS YOU NEED GALLO
TABS, THE DE-CAUSEATED CAI,o-
MEL TABLET THAT Is PURIFIED
FROM NAUSEA AND DANGER.

Feel mean. look yellow" Your liv"- .
oat OF fix. The pois"nVYs hi" IS s~3H-
retained in your systems You ri -
good dose OF calomcl. for L IS ~ onlF
thing that Will d" the work.
Why not try CalotabS, m" l'&NrnNrd
calCmc tablet that is as d"NE"tfdi Il
take as It Is beneficial N cl"AHs.T- the
Ever and purifying the system Gao
tabs contain all OF the 'valunhls m2i''-
nal qualities Of Calomtl. hut are freed
from the unpleasant and dangerous
effects One tablet at bedtime. with a
clean liver and a hearty appetite. Ia;
what you plcase--no danger.
Calotahs are sold only IN original
scaled packages. Price thIrty-hve cents.
The finest medicine in the world for
biliousncSS. Indigestion. headaches and
constipation. So fine that your druggist
is authorized 10 refund tho pr,Cc as a
guarantee that YOU VIII h" thoroughly
delighted with CalotabS.-( Adr)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

New York: Doctor ConHor, Formerly
Of Johns Hopkins hospital. says: Many
men who SMOKE, chew or snuh ihoIS
sanity and who arc seemingly hc"itnS
arc suffering from progressive "rE"h,I
ailments. thousands OF them "ouIt
never have been afflicted had II not pcch
iNr the use i tobacco. and thuusa'uH
would soon get we'll II they would 1nlE
stop tho use If tobacco. Ihe Ch'tI
habit forming principle Of tobacco Is
nicotine, deadly poison which, Whch
absorbed by the system slowly ,atccl'
the nerves, membranes, tissues "hu
vital organs Of the body. IN" haTml y
effect of tobacco varies and depends on
circumstances. One will be aTllct"d
with general debility, others with "a
tarrh Of the throat, digestion. constr
patio, extreme nervousness, SIcepl'SH
ness. loss Of memory. lack or VII
mower. mental confusion. etc. .otncrS
NAV suffer from heart disease. bTohrhid'
trouble. hardening Of the arteries lu-
hSrCuiOsIS blindness or even cancer OF
the common afflicti0n known as TOPAZ
co heart. II you use tobacco IN an!
form YOU can easily detect III" harm Va
effects by making the following simple
tests. Read aloud one full page from
4 book If. IN tho course Of rcad'hS
YOUR voice becomes mufflcd. hoars" ana
indiSinCt and YOU must frequent!
clear your throat. the chances arc INA
YOUR throat ix affected by cathrrh ana
il may he the beginning ~ more HCV'-
Gus trouble. NrAt. in the morning DC
fore taking your usual smoke, Walk w
three flights Of stairs at regular pace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Danish
Put Vigor and Ambition into
Rundown, Tired Out
-. People,

II you feel tired out. out Of sorts, de-
sppndent, mentally or physically de-
pressed. and lack the desire Of accom-
tdsh things get so cent box Of Wen.
delrs Pills. Ambition Brand, at John
Coleman. C.. II. GrieSt & Co. today and
take the first biz step toward feeling
better right away.
III you work too hard, smoke too
much. or are nervous because Of over
indulgence OF any kind. Wandell's
Pills, Ambition Brand. will make you
feel better in three days or money back
from John Coleman. c. H. Griest & Co.
on the first box purchased.
AS treatment for affections OF the
nervous system. constipation, loss OF
appetite, trembling. sleeplessnesS. ex'
,hausted vitality or Nervous Indiges-
ton, get box OF Wendells Pills, Am
bition Brand. today on the money back
plan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
WHEELING MAY
LAND BIC MEET.
STATE CONVENTION OF ELKS WILL
WILL IN ALL PROBABILITY BE
HELD IN WHEELING IN
THE FALL.
Delegations OF Elks from Fifteen Cities
in West Virginia Will Attend
Convention.

The annual convention Of West Viz
CinIa lodE".S Of l.. +. -. Elks viii. in
an probability will he held in Wheeling
during tn" early fall WhII" II has not
been definitely decided that Wheeling
Will land the hIE meet. this is the city
that should hare the convention in .hc
order Of rotation. Dr. q. ". Burdat>.
member of the state committee. Is put
ting forth every effort to secure the
honor for Wheeling. as il has been
abou, ten y"aFs since the. convention
was hCla here.
Wheeling lodge No. IS. Il. p. Q. Elks
has bet lArEcly built up'Sincc tho last
convention hold IN Wheeling and il
they ar" favored with the meet this
Var. I'll delegates arc promised royal
good tune. Th" local boys are well ana
tavurubly known throughout the state
for their lavish entertainments, and II
tn convention should be held in this
city there IS no doubt nut that large
ALTERATIONS from every city will attend.
The following cities III West Virginia
will b,, represented: charleston. Hunt
,nrton. EluctCld. Farmnmt. Clarka-
burg. Grafton. rarkprshurE. Manning
Ton. MoundSvilIo. NartinShurG, Morgan
town. EIklns, S,StcrSvillc and Weston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
MANY 1nnMIa1AnTs ENTER
THE COUNTY, UNLAW1uLLY

New fork, July 12.-Ellis Island Off:
Gals investigating recent escapes OF
aliens from the island hospital. said to-
duy that evidence had been gathered To
show that several undermined employees
country unlawfully.
ApproxImatcIy forty immigrants have
oscaped from the island within the last
three months, according to Byron II.
hi, assistant immigration commission
Cr. who personally took charge Of the
investigation at the island today.
learned. have been keeping boats on the
island where the hospital Is located for
the purpose Of taking convalescent pd-
tents for outings on he'harbor waters:
The hospital authorities today ordered
three Of these boats burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
DOROTHY DAL7ON'S
BEAUTY CHAT

Miss Dorothy Dalton, the actress IA
nous the world over for her beautiful
complexion. says: Amy girl or woman
can have beautiful rosy-whitc COM
rlcxinn and smooth unwrinkled skin like
mine If they will follow my advice and
use Derwillo. a simple toilet preparation.
use it because II imrarts instant beau
ty. is easy to apply. absolutely harmless
and has A marvellous effect upon the
skin. One application proves it," BE
surs 10 read Miss Dalton's interesting
story of how 10 quickly acquire beauti-
,iful complexion. soon to appear in this
paper. In the meantime get Derwillo at
any toilet counter and try II TO-DAY; you
will be delightfully."- surprised.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

Wheeling. ~ which Mrs. Scott was a
member. Will hold services over tho re-
MANS this evening at o'clock.
Entertained Last Evening.
Mr.. Ethel CumNston entertained tho
members Of tho Loyal Womcn's Class
Last evening at her home on hrCadWaE.
Music and Nar!uS forms Of nccdlcw"rk
were the chief diversions Of the oNrn-
ing At a late hour delicious luncheon
WAS s"rN cd.
Richmond Funeral.
Funeral services over tch remains NJ
Kcly:s Richmond were held sunday al
rcru,,on at , o'clock at the FIRST Church
Of God Rev. A. Bylcr offtciatcd. The
remain. were shipped early yesterday
for Cameron where burial was made IN
the Cameron cemetery.
! Many TO Attend Banquet
4 lrrg" number Of the m"mhcS o.
III" Lady M.,ccahcr lodge viii attend
tho banquet given by the lodges Of
Wheeling. Ecnwood. McMcrhcn and the
ONO hodges AT tn" Windsor hotel this
evening. The h"norcd guests will be
Mrs. Laura V. Hrppcrt. state romman-
der Of ohio. and Mrs. Mary Marvin. OF
Wheeling
Toast This Evening.
The members Of Mrs. Mary Good
wins Sunday school class and the Tri-
an.:l" class Of tho FIrSr II. T.. church.
VIII give moonlight walk this even
ing The group will meet at the home
q: Charles Rroaschr ON Sixteenth street
At s O'clock, and Will walk IL the Really
farm, where huge bonfire VIII lie
huIlt and tho merry group will gather
around il and roast wcincrS. About
Fifteen couple viii attend.
McMechen Personals.
Nj and Mrs. Merton CAIRO" have re-
turned home after brief visit at
Shady$Idr.
Charles Daily has returned home az
ter a brief isjt 1T Terra Alta.
\. !. Kcttl"wc,l. who has been visit
'nS his wife a; Terra Alta, has return
Cd homo.
inSton. u. G.. whore h. Will spend a
number Of days on business.
MIR, and Mrs. John l'"A"van and
daughter. VINO has boon visiting at Al
!Hn,ir city. hav" returned home.
Mrs. Pave Lewis. who has been Suf-
rcr,uG Of spra!ncd ankle, Is able 10 be
cut again.
Marion Hall has returned 70 buffalo
after stopping at the Refer hotel FOR a
Miss Mildred Turner. "r AKRON. is
visiting with friends h'r" for few
days.
. WIN Farmer has returned - Terra
N!ia after visiting h:- SISTERS. Misses
Irene and Bernie" farn''r.
NJ. Joseph WEIGH VII" underwent
serious p.ralion At the North Wheeling
hospital is getting along nicely.
Mrs Eva Atwc,l has returned 70 her
home at Cleveland. after brief visit
John Cusack. who has been visiting
his parents here for a number Of days,
has returned 10 his homo Al FaIrm"nt.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lowe and sN.
. Robert. ar" VISITING VITA trends III
parkcrshur= for number OF days.
Thomas I-plD able he ont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
Funeral Of Samuel welsch.

The funeral services t"r Samnei
WcIsch. one Of the most prominent ana
highly esteemed residents OF brn""nd'
who died Friday following a brief Ill
p.Ss wore held Yesterday a. his late
residrncc. No. 4S7l Eoft street. az
which time members Of ]. W. holiday
POS, No. !. g. A. T.. had charge. Rev.
August g RaSchc. pastor OF -. Eau! :
Evangelical church. delivered or'c'
fnneroI sermon. Following IN" sorN ices
!ntcrmcnt was made in Mount Z!"n
cemetery.
Tho homo was ono large mass o'
floral offerings which were SSnt by his
large circle Of friends. A very beaut :
ful floral piece was sent by inc mel
hers OF Wheeling Lodge No .. |. .. -.
=. In addition 10 4 large deleGatin OF
the members OF the q. 4. 4. attending
most Of the members OF the Benwood
coLaci, were present. as Tie deceased
had served several terms IN tina: BODY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
WIDE LATITUDE IN
SELECTING DELEGATES

charleston. w. Va. July l@.-That
delegates 10 maEisterial district con-
ycuti"us to hc held in August for the
purpos" Of selecting delegates to IN"
state judicial conventions. may W.
selected by mass convention Of all vot-
crs in tho districts. by ward ConH"n-
tjore or precinct conventions. accord
ing t. arrangements made by the Coun.
lv executive committees, is tho sub
stance Of AN opinion announced by NJ
torncy-Gcneral +. y. England today.
The opinion came through inquiry by
shelby christian. Huntington. secretary
Of the RpuhlIcan executive committee
Of CahcII county. as 10 III" method az
selecting delegates In the magistCria!
conventions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN

nowadays are entering tn" professions
or business world and go t. work day
after day in bad health. afflicted with
some female a!lmcnt. dragging ono
foot YEARLY after the other. working
with an eye on III" cloCk. and wishing
for closing time - come.
Women IN tins condition snouId take
Lyd.a r.. rinkham's NNEoIah," Com.
pound. made from roots and herbs |,
has brought health and happiness t.
more wTsncn in America than any othr!
remedy Give u a trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13

Mrs. Virginia reilly la Kuc, VIC OF
Ralph r. La Rue. died yesterday NOR =
tng at o'clock. after s"Fera! weCSS
iIipess AZ the family residence, No. rs
Thirty-third street. ~ cHSea9Hd was
: member of St. Mary's Cath"lic church.
She is survived by her husband. Par
cn,s. Mr.. and Mrs. jams i Reilly Sr,
four sisters. Mrs. Alfred Palmer. Mrs:
Charles RcnShaw. Misses AnNe anl
Margaret J. Reilly. and twH brothers.
Frank and James B. Reilly. Jr. tuntra.
arrangements wero incomplete - :. lHie
hour last evening.
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MCMECHEN
Entertained Friends.


Mss E,lHUr Chambers entertained a
group uf her friends Last evening with
lawn party at her home on Logan
stree, in hunoc "t r"r sixth birthday.
lanes filled tho evening with much
p!raSurc for the Youngsters and 1T Il
scaSonahlc hours the lItllr guests 70
paired TO thu dining room Of III" Cham
hers home, whore a dainty luncheon vas
served.
, Those present Included.
Misses
Evelyn Riddle" Ndd conner.
iCathryn Conner. EN"lla BruAn.
blanche Stanley. Eileen ErNhn.
Marie Stanley. RG'h Nll.arS.
Margaret Zee. Agnes NuuUA!Is.
MCSSrS.
Ei'lv ScahrlEht r.l.worjhc ConHCrs,
Paul Nlllars, Jlch Price.
Haul Fiddle. Charles S"ahriShi.
Ladies Aid Society.
Mrs Henry Woody VIII entertain ;hc
members Of pIvt>:n (. Of N" Ladies Md
Society ni the VI. t.. church. thiS even
. ing AT h"r horn" on Broadway. MIS-.
Frcd Ruskirk Viii entertain IN" mem
hers uf Division Nu. q. N'"r short
business session the remainder nj the
At late hour delicious rrtCrshm"niS
VIII served
Celebrates Anniversary.
Tho members Of the q. [. y. VI. ."dE"
uf this Clty celebrated their seventy
tlfth Anniversary last evening i'm Their
hall on Marshall street. An interesting
prhgram was rendered through"u' tho
~ ching N which Il Large numh'r 2ari!-
Cinatrd. \ number o! interesting talks
wcrc made. III which the history Of III"
lodge WAS told. and plans outlined for
future work. AZ a lat" hour IN" men
srpaIrcd - tn" dining room wh"r" 4
delicious ,hrc" coUr~" dlnH"r Wh~
vi he a. - - 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-13
TO BE GREETED BY GOVERNOR

PITTSBURGH, "a. JWly ia party Of
ri;iShurGh boys. aged between Il and
II years. Departed today on a go mis-
bicycle trap - Harrisburg and GcttyS-
burg. Upon rrrchng the latter place
war battlefield where they Will plant
trees IN memory Of the Allegheny coun-
.ty soldiers who tcll IN the World war.
The boys Will hc greeted at Harrisburg
by the mayor and Governor S3coui.
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NO Development IN
FRANCHISE TANGLE
Martins Terr- Ordinance Repeating
Grant to Wheeling Traction Com
pany Effective at Midnight.
Cars Still Run.

Althouch tn" ordinance adopted ny
the Martins Ferry council. repeating IN"
franchise Of the Wheeling Traction
company. became offcctiv" AT midnIEnt
no startling Development marked tho
arrival of that hour. -
An inquiry at tho Martins Ferry city
building brought tn" Information tha1
thu Wheeling Traction company WIZ
have twenty days of Grar" IN, when
to rcmoy" its property from the IitE,
during which time no attempt VIII w
,,,ad, 70 sion tho cars from running.
Tho traction company has shown ~"
indication Of any intention to need inc
rCpCal Of its franchise.
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Funeral scrvl.c., over :lc remains Of
the late Mrs. I.ucrtja Eleanor Mayors,
w"u knoSn and aged rSsrd"nt Of No. 80
Kentucky street. Island. who d:cd Sat
urday evening. were held last evening AT
- uu'clocH Rev. William g. lltcrt.
pastor IT s.. Johns Evangelical church.
oL~cIa,Cd lntcrmcn; Will hc made this
morning a. Ten O'Clock At Stone Church
CrmNtcrN. Tin" deceased WIS IN h"r N6th
year Of age and is survived 10y several
children. She WAS an active member Of
st Johns Evangelical church.
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Chairman Fmeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret
Peters Oberrnau. who died Sunday night
at her late residence. No. - Poplar
avenue Woodlawn. will be held tomor-
row afternoon at four o'clock. Rev.
James NJ Potter. pastor of N" Vance
Memorial Presbyterian church. OF which
she was a member, will have charge Of
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Services For Child

Funeral services Tor Albert Robert
Baker. two year old son If Harry and
the late Iona Baker. hwo died Sunday
evening at 7:ej O'clock at tho family res
ldcncc. No IS Merritt street. Will be
held tomorrow afternoon a. two O'Clock.
Rev August e. RaShcc. pastor Of st.
Paul's Evangelical church, Will have
charge of tn" SOrNircS Int"r'ncnt VIII
pc MAIDS N Mount ; ,un cemetery.
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Infants Funeral

Funeral services for Jack Emerson.
, infant son Of Victor and Lillian Sheldon.
VINO died Sunday afternoon at III" fam
Ily rcS,dcnrc. No ~ Twcuty-uInih street
VIII l., held this afternoon a. so
o'c'o,k IntCrm"nt Will y" mad" IN
Greenwood cemetery