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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
ILLINOIS TOWN MOB
DRIVES OUT FOREIGNERS
Frankfort Scene OF Wild Disorders
Following Double Murders
Discovery.
TROOPS ARE oRDEREn.-o OUT
Dwellings. Occupied by Italian Elc-
mcnt, Under Cloud Result Of
Tragedy, Are Fired by Angry
Citizens OF Community.
EBy Assoelatcd Peg,


ST. LOUIS. August "a mob o.
more than 1900 Is in control OF West
Frankfort. Ill. threatening to drive
out the foreign population. following
the discovery yesterday of the bodies
OF Anici Calcaterra. 10. and Tony
Hcmpcl Is. who had been murdered.
according to long distance telephone
message received tonlgh, from Car
tcrsvillc. III. Forty persons have been
injured. four seriously in riots, i, was
sa ID
photographer who attempted to
take pictures OF the riot in West
Frankfort tonight was beaten 10
death BY tn. mob. according TO a
message received at the Illinois Cen
tral on!ue here from the company's
telegraph station at West Frank
Tort. This is the frs, death reported
from the outbreak there.
The riotIns started this afternoon.
according 10 the message. when two
more suspects were arrested in con-
nec'Ion with the murder.
The mob. hastily organized. stormed
one Jail. demanding the prisoners. and
when this was refused they demanded
that COMMITTEES, chosen from their
members. be allowed 10 talk TO the
prisoners.
Thc authorities granted this de-
rnand, and one OF tGc prisoners, VINO
is chauffeur. is said TO have in
formed his questioners that he drove
Calcnterra and Hempel to Royalton
Monday in company with Settino dcs
Sens!s. who also is held in connec-
ton with the murder.
Tac committee then withdrew from
the jail. and the two prisoners were
hastily removed by the authorities.
Inc mob is reported to hare divided
ana started for near-by towns, where
ii is believed that Scnsis and the
otne- two suspects may have been
taken.
nois coal region. shrdlu eiao shr .;
Wcs, Frankfort is in the Southern
Illinois coal region, and has been Gu,
OH from telephonic communication FOR
some time on account OF labor trou-
Die and only mcager information was
available.
Foreigners are reported TO be lcav-
ing West Frankfor tand Marion by
every road, carrying what household
goods tney can. and in many instances
driving cattle ahead OF them.
Al 1890 O'Clock tonight the mob
began setting hre TO the homes in
Frankfort Heights, section occu-
pied by foreigners. according 10 re-
ports reaching here.
Other homes throughout the town
also are being fired, it was stated
Automobiles laden with armed
parties are reported arriving in
great numbers. All the city officers
and the Sicilian residents are said to
have been given twcnty-four hours
to leave town.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
SAYS LOCAL POLICE
PQWERLESS UNDER
THE VOLSTEAD ACT
NdryioEd Attorney General
R"'cs Agains' Right Of City
or icers TO Acf.
Iby Associated Prcss.1

BALTIMORE, August 5.-State's
Attorney General Armstrong has
rnled that the police of Baltimore
city do not possess the power to make
arrests for violations of the vols,ead
act.
Some weeks ago. in response 10 an
inquiry from the police commissioner,
Mr.. Armstrong ruled that the police
of baltimore were under no legal
compulsion TO assist In the enforce
mcnt Of the Vols:ead act Now the
attorney general has gone further,
and in response TO query from Com
missioner Gather. ruled that they
cannot legally make arrests for vio-
lations of the Vols;ead act.
The at;orney-general holds that
"the police OF Baltimore city do not
at this time. by virtue OF their Off
cial position. possess tho power to
make legal arrests for violations Of
tho Volstead act, or validiy to exc
cute Federal processes issued by vir-
tue of its provisions"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
LABOR LEADERS PROTEST
BANS ON PUBLIC MEETINGS
Executive Council OF 4. =. OF l.. Take
up Matter at Atlantic CITY
Session,
By A:sociated 4 press.l

ATLANTIC CITY, X. j.. August .
The executive counsel of the Ameri :.
can Federation OF Labor today dealt
with further 3urisdictionnl contro-
vtrsirs an: referred indirectly to the
Western Pennsylvania steel situation.
One Of tn. first moves in the prelimi-
nary campa:gntlookin gto'the organ
iza,ion OF The steel workers. will be
a survey of the local legislation
through which officials in Western
Pennsylvania cities. it is alleged. CO.
operate with the steel companies 10
discourage organization efforts by
forhidding pAblic meetings or demon
strations without permits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Ask Go,crnor for rronns.

SfRlNGFlELD. ILL. August 8
Governor Frank o. Lowdcn at 1890
o'clock tonight received Il call from
west Frankfort for troops. The call
was signed by the sheriff and Mayor
of West Frankfort. who declared the
mob was beyond control OF the local
officials.
The message received by the Gov
ernor from Mayor Lon Fox and Sher-
III Robert Watkins. of Frankfor:
County. follows:
Race riat here. Italian people are
being assaulted and their property
destroyed. The situation is ou, Of
control of the city and county Off
Gals. Troops are needed at once"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
WRANGEL WINS VICTORIES
OVER TWO SOVIET ARMIES
Takes 1000 Prisoners and Is In Hot
Pursuit OF Fleeing


PARlS, August 5.--After an eight
day battle General Wrangel, Leader
OF the anti-Bolshevist forces i'm .he
Cr'mea' has overthrown two Red
armies. taking 1000 prisoners and
capturing thirty-ninc pieces of artil-
ierH. according TO an announcement
by the Russian embassy here today.
General Wrangers forces are now
pursuing the disorgnnized Red forces
and employing armored trains and
automobiles, which have just been
taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
COURT SEALS INDICTMENTS
UNTIL PROBE is MADE
Chicago Grand Jury Makes Formal
Return Ira Action on Outlaw
Chiefs Case.
iBy Associated Press. I

pS -NSto'lSlti IEtsNs
CHICAGO. August 5.-Indictmcn,s 8
against forty-one leaders in the re-
cent railroad strikes. which Judg.,
Samuel Alschulcr refused 10 receive
yesterday because the names OF those
indicted had become public through
IL leak" several hours before the
Federal grand jury completed its re-
port, were returned today.
Judge Alschulcr ordered the iEdict-
mcnts placed under seal until inves-
tiEatlon of the leak is completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Hughes Rules State Does
Not Control Procedure
my Associated I'res..I

NASHVILLE, TENN, August o.
Charles Evans Hughes, counsel Of
the SntiOnni American Woman
Suffrage Associations, I'm Its fight
for ratification OF the Federal
woman nunrnEc amendment, to-day
wired to Nashville To Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, president OF the
national association,
"Thc ConstitutI0n OF the United
States IN the supreme law of the
innd, and the procedure 81 defines
ns the method OF amendment In
necessarily CONTROLLING, and every
Inconsistent provision or n state
C"nstitutIon Is null and void"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
COOLIDGE PLANS INDEFINITE
Says He In Willing TO Tour Country
IL Party Managers Think
III Wise.
fBy Associated Prcss.I

IBy Associated Prcssl
BOSTON, August 5.-tiovcrnor Cool
idge said today that he would make
a tour OF the country in behalf OF the
Republican ticket II the party man
ayers decide upon such course.
Thus far no request of this sort has
come TO him. and his campaign plans
as vice-presidential candidate are in
allegiance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Rob Turkfsh Rn,h co,ron.

NEW YORK, August 5.-While 175
patrons of the Lcnox Turkish baths
were sleeping early today, five rob-
after holding APP five attendants es-
Saped with ABOUT $4,000 0-worth OF
valuables checked by the sleepers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
WASHINGTON SAYS NOTHING
AS TO TOKYO REPORTS
Declines Continent on RurnOrs Giving
Alleged Extracts from
American Note.
ny Associated Prcss.l


WASHINGTON, August 5.--The
State Department today issued
statement saying that II does not
care to comment on unofficial reports
lor rumors cmanating from Tokyo,
(which purport to give details or ex !.
tracts from. friendly and frank dis
cussions OF pending matters between
tho government OF the United States
and the government Of Japan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Time.-Dlsp.,ch a,Nant m. ~ !,

Ttmea-DispAtchs Want Ads arc uu.
GiSeeiled; : in ns securing Sgh- grade help
permancnt adyertiser. Phone 4 Tyoi,r
Hslp Want sen9o olph9 II ~ Z,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

t:onsIstent use of Times Dispatoh
Whit Ads Is profitable to advertiser
and reader q! IKE. For your con-
the phone. fS9 9pdolph 4 i, =, &, sS a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06
Would Abolish Ene,i.h Name,

DUBLIN. August 5.--The city adj
Is considering Il proposal
streets hore and substitute for them
the name OF Sim Fein leaders
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

c. & o. SUNDAY OUTINGS
S2.00-Round Trip-$2.00
ssalSI awilisnshsE saso VI Va, \ Reach,
nj Fare g; Gents & " !lioashby to Ocean .n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

q Tho Trip of al Trips York River
hisll ass%S 81 M 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-06

4 Norfolk .32.0 90; Va Beach S2.7o s,r.s I,
sSssssPa y & Y ~, ssssa IS rs r.
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The Washington times., 1920-02-22
DEATHS.

Eugene Hsmon. io6 yrs. Home TOR Aged.
Little sisters Of the Poor.
walter T. woodnsid. - yrs. 1855 Bennins
I'd. ne.
Taylor Weeks. a. yrs. Providence Hospital.
Francis H. GfoiEbaeh. IS yrs. Emergency
Hannah NJ. Casey. 90 yrs. Iaii 9Th 1t. NV,
Lorena L. Marshall, s.. .yrA, isti Emerson
walter W. s. Robinson. "a yrA. si6O y st
Jeannle L. wssson. IS yrs.. The Dresden,
Henry Lindenkohl, 81 yrs, itzs Crittendeo
DapIie j. skiamore, SIS yrs., sz2 Y ct. sw.
Sries :. Ysnde Water. So yrs.. sS5i Ma
Thomas a. Lee, IS yrs. i72s o At. NV
John Cooley, 81 yrs, 1858 Hamlin -. ne.
Edmund r. h.nnix, yrs, g At &C.
Jennie l.. Munroe, II yrs. lSe 81. ne
Amanda MorEsrt, 81 yrs, ass Pa, ave, &c.
Emory N. Wilson. ts yrs. Garfield Hos
Elizabeth J. oerrity, IL no. childrsn's
Hos
Marie T. saib. 8 mo-, ana Keokuk Of. NV.
Albert N. Shlpman. ! mo. Children's Hos.
John stanton. 10 minutes. Georgetown Hos.
Georxe A Druitt; 81 yrs., ISL zist 81. nv.
Lucy Robinson, 2S yrs. Wash. Asy. Hos.
Mary Laws, So yrs. ola 2eth 81. NV.
sarah Young "a yrs 1880 80 1T. nv.
Susie Turner, IL yrs, 2ist Newport place
Carrie storrs. 80 yrs. l.s Providence ct. ne.
Ned Brown So yrs, 1851 lst ct. sw.
Ruth smith. is yrs. 1909 7th st. nv.
Helen Jordon, 10 yrs.. tSb sth st s~.
lanes Hall yr Freedmen'c Hos.
Infs nj OF Richard and Cora shawl 10
days, Freedmen's Hos.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22

navy seaplanes and army planes from
Boiling Field will ny overhead,
The .casket Will be. drsped In the
American flag planted at the north
pole by Admiral PeaD.
Notable IN List.
The honorary pallDsArers include
ice President Marshall. Jean Jules
Jusserand. French ambassador; Chief
Justice Edward ID. White. OF the su-
preme Court: Speaker Frederic IL.
Gillett. OF the House OF Represents
tives: Secretary Of the Navy Daniels;
Franklin X. Lane. Secretary OF the
Interior; Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy Roosevelt: Admiral Colby M.
Chester; Rear Admiral, N. T. Endi-
colt; Rear Admiral G. w. Parks; Mr..
Justice Wendell A.. stafford, Of the
District Supreme Court; j. Hampton
Moore, mayor OF Phiiadelphis; Con-
gresham Simon ID. Fess; Col. David
/. Brainard; Gilbert. Grosvenor, presi1
dent OF the National Geographic So
ciety: DR.. Alexander Graham hell;
Henry q. Bryant, OF the PhiladeIphia
Geographic Society; Henry Fairfax
Osborne; Alan X. Hawley former
president OF the Aero Club OF Amer
lea; Herbert l.. BrIdgman, Henry A.
Else Wood. Benny Woodhouse, Capt
Robert A. BARTLETT. Vithtalmur Stef-
fansson and Donald Mcmillan. the last
three OF whom are famous Arctic ex-
plorers.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
Births, Marriaees,
Deaths
VETERAN
DIES ATCATHOLIC HOME
Notices Mav 30 FhoHsd Unta
sP. H.. Mosa $3.50. Braxeh ..

Eugene Hsmon, 1913 years old. a
man for many years familiar 10
Wsshingtonisns by sight II not by
name and a veteran of the Crimean
war. died at the home OF the Little
Sisters OF the Poor Friday after
noon at . o'clock. Funeral services
were held at the home yesterday
morning. Interment was in Mt. OH
vet Cemetery. sr.e
Born In France January 4, ISIS.
Mr.. Hamon served through the Grim
can war, and was afterward sfserv-
ant In the Vatican during the ponti-
ficacy OF Pope Plus IN. He married
an italian, Josephine Laggaretti and
came to this country. settling In Can
ada. His wife insisted upon return
ing to her native land, and left the
Dominion bound for Italy. The ship
was wrecked on the voyage and hrs.
Hsmon was drowned. ,-.
Mr. Hamon came to Washington
shortly thereafter. and for many
years peddled pencils on the streets
Of the District. Residents OF WASH
ington used to see him making his
way down the crowded sidewalks as
sisted by two canes. He was un-
doubtediy the oldest man In the city,
and was an inmate OF the home for
seventeen years.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
EMORY N. WILSON.

All members OF the faculty OF Gem
trail High School, members OF the
Board of Education. pupils In tho
local schools. and alumnae OF the
local high schools viii attend the
funeral services for Emory NJ. Wilson.
principal OF. Central High school. at
IL o'clock tomorrow morning In Cen
trail Presbyterian Church. Fifteenth
and Irving streets northwest. the
Rev. James III. Taylor will onleiate.
Interment will be at Glenwood Gene
terry.
Regimentsi and stan officers, and
the ten companies OF the Centrai
cadet regiment will compose the
guard OF honor
Pallbearers Win be Fred L. Ftsh-
back. Robert Maurer. Gideon Lyon
Corcoran Thorn. stephen L.. Kramer
and Halstesd p. Hoover.
All schools will ny their nags al
half mast until after the services. No
classes will be held at Central tues,
day. and pupils will be dismissed
after brief chapel exercises.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
JAMES FRANCIS SMITH.

James Francis Smith, for the past
ten years. assistant corporation coun-
sci for the District OF Columbia, died
at q o'clock yesterday evening at his
home In Easton. Pa. He had been un-
dergoinK treatment at the Emergency
Hospital for six weeks for congestion
Of the lungs.
Mr.. Smith was born in Easton nifty
eight years ago. He was a graduate
Of st. Mary's College, EmmittsburS.
Nd, with the degree OF master OF
arts. .f
He later took up the practice OF
law and specialized in constitutional,
municipal and corporation law.
Mr. Smith was a member OF the Dis
trict Bar Association, the Washing
ton Country Club and the University
Club.
He is survived y two brothers and
two sisters.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
WASHINGTON BANKERS
Give ANNUAL BANQUET

Five hundred members OF the Wash
ington Chapter of the American In
stitute OF Banking and their friends
gathered at the sixteenth annual
banquet OF the organization at the
willard Hotel, last night. Victor Ii.
Dreyber. president of the local chap
ter, presided and delivered an address
OF welcome.
The entertainment program consist
ed OF several songs by the Montrose
Quartet and by Miss Selma Selinger.
who was accompanied by Earl !.
Klein. George O'Connor and Matt
Horne were splendidly received" be-
cause of their clever manner of en-
tertaining.
When Mr.. Dreybur had given a gem
eral resume OF the work accomplish
ed by Washington Chapter since the
time of it's organization more than
twenty years ago, Earl Goodwin was
Introduced as POSTMASTER.
John Burke, treasurer Of the United
States, gave an outline of the life
Of Washing on and paid tribute TO the
character. ability and achievements
of the first President.
Congressman Royal c. Johnson OF
South Dakota, and Gardper Il. Perry.
president of. the National American
Institute of Banking, were the other
speakers. Both lauded the work Of
the local organization.
The Manville Orchestra furnished
music for the occasionl
send Her Flowers
The Washington times., 1920-02-22

be held tomorrow morning at the
Church OF sacred Heart Mrs. Gulick
died Thursday al her home, 1910
Columbia road northwest.
Mrs. Quick. who was the daugh-
ter OF Andrew Barbour. was born In
Georgetown. She attended the George
town Convent OF the Visitation. and
later conducted q private school
M Quick. jr.; two daughters. Mrs.
Anne Quick Campbell. and Miss Marie
Gulick. and by two sisters.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
TRIBUTES ARE PAID
TO FATHER OF US.
Churches and Patriotic Societies
Honor Memory Of Washing
ton on Anniversary.
Ccoutipusd from First Page.)

4. CONTINUED from First Page
Vernon. the home and tomb OF Wash
ington.
Champ Clark, former Speaker OF the
House, is to be orator at exercises
held at Mt. Vernon at . o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon by the southern
Society of Washington. Clarence J:
Owens, president Of the society. VIII
preside, and the invocation Will be
given by the Rev. DIR. Randolph H.
McKim, and the benediction by the
Rev. william Tsyloe Snyder
3. D.. A. r. Ceiebrsties.
Aobably one or the most elaborate
ceremonies OF the day Will be that
OF the Daughters OF the American
Revolution, the Sons OF the American
Revolution, and the District of Co
lumbis Society. Sons OF the American
Revolution, which will hold Joint ex-
ercises at 1880 tomorrow morning In
Memorial Continental Hall. Mrs.
George Thatcher Guernsey Brig.
Gen. George Richards, and David
Jayne Hill. will preside at the joint
exercises.
Rev. John william Hamilton. The
presentation OF the colors will be ac-
companjed by the THE Stars and
Stripes NForever," rendered by the
United States Marine Band. and Will
liam Tyler Page, clerk of the House
of Representatives, will read THE
Americans Creed" OF which he Is
the author. An address on the life OF
Washington will ibe delivered by JUS
tice Wendap p. Stafford, OF the Dis
trict Supreme Court.
Gets Medal for Essay.
Charles LAnham, OF Eastern High
School, will receive from DR.. Marcus
Benjamin, chairman OF the committee
OF. judges OF the Sons of the Revolu'
ton, the society's gold medal as an
award for his essay on What the
United States owes to France" Lieut.
Jean J. Labat, formerly of the French
military mission. will sing The Mar
seillaise," and The Battle Hymn OF
the Republic will be sung by J. N
Curtin.
Al exercises to be held tomorrow by
the National Washington Monument
Society, Justice Willis Van Devanter
atcing president OF the society, will
speak.
Washington Birthday will be OBJ
served with an "at home" by the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. C. A
from to @ o'clock tomorrow after.
noon.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
BIRTHS

Reed v. and Mabel NJ. Richmond.
Richard q. and Lottie NJ. Hobey.
Daniel II. and Lillian r. Sicily.
Joseph p and Florence L. sylvia.
Maurice u. and Catherine q. Jennings.
Frank " and Maud u. Gingell.
Henry and Grace Sorrell
Alvin n. and Lers Newton.
Harry w. and Aleltia q. Jones
Robert J. and Mary rockingham.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
THREE CHILDREN BURN.

LINDSAY. Ontario, Feb. 2l.-The
three small children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Wright. living on farm near
here. burned TO death when a barn
in which they were playing caught
Are. Their mother tried TO save
them, but could not make her way
through the flames.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22

Raymond u. and Grace E, Taylor.
John T. and Emma l.. Esgan.
Monroe aud kHtelis NinstOn.
Charles aud Carrie Rawlings.
stanley aud julia bender.
DAUGHTER.
Howard n. and Margaret Hayes.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
TRIBUTE TO EST0PIh0L.

A special skGsion Of the senate viii
be held March lin memory OF Albert
Estopinal. who was a member OF the
House from Louisiana.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
NOTED TO ATTEND
FUNERAL OF PEARy
Distinguished Scientists and
Statesmen win Be Pail
bearers for Admiral.

The nations most distinguished
~ stesmeD. scientists. diplomats,
jurists, and explorers viii act as pail
besrers al the funeral services for
Rear Admiral Robert Il. Peary' dis
coyerer az the North Pole, at his
home. 1881 Wyoming avenue north
west at n o'clock tomorrow morning.
The services will be conducted by
Capt. Carroll o. Wright, chaplain at
the Washington Navy Yard. who
served with Peary thirty years ago
Delegations will be present from the
civil engineer corps or the navy, the
Yale Club or America, the Aerial
League. Explessrs. Club OF New
York. the National Geographic So
ciety.
sailor Pail Bearers.
Eight sailors from the Mayhower
will act as active pail bearers, and
a company of sailors will furnish the
nrin gsauad. The caisson will be es-
corted by a squadron OF cavalry and
a battery of field artillery under com
mand of Colonel Reed, of Fort Myer.
During the services at the grave
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
ROBERT CARSON.

The funeral OF Robert Carson was
held from his late residence. 5l9
Eighth street northeast last Monday
afternoon at . o'clock. Services were
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Barross, OF
the Eastern Presbyterian Church.
Interment was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Nr. Carson was the brother of the
late John NJ. Carson, chief of the Blu
reau OF Manufactures Of the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor
Robert Carson was employed in the
Senate Office building. and was a resi-
dent OF the District for many years.
Many relatives and friends attended
the funeral, among whom were two
cousins, Miss Isabel tnd Edward Car
son. of philadelphia Many horal
offerings were contributed.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
DEATHS

DONALDsON-On SATURDAY. February -.
1890. at her residence, 1916 sixteenth
street northwest. ANNA NJ. wife of the
late DR.. r. b. Donaldson. aged ninety
years.
Funeral services at the Church OF The
New Jerusalem, Sixteenth street above
q. Monday, February %. at II a. m. In
sterment In Congressional Cemetery.
HURNEY-On Friday. February 20. 1870.
at her residence, 1908 Eleventh street
northwest, MARY K. tnee O'Dea), widow
OF the late Thomas Hurney.
Solemn requiem mass on Mondsy,
February 20, 1929. at 10 o'clock, at 81.
Paurs Catholic Church, Fifteenth and
streets northwest. 1ntcrment Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
MARSH-Departed this life February 20.
1920, at her daughters residence, Mrs.
Charles Stake. 1917 Thirty-thrd street
northwest. Mrs. ANN L. MARSH, widow
of the late Joel Marsh. in her l0end year.
Funeral from the above residence Mon
day, February % at D. IN. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment private.
tHaEerstown pa pers please copyD
ROSEN--The funeral services for COUNT
GORAN ROSEN will be held in St. Johns
Episcopal Church, sixteenth and II
streets northwest, on Monday, February
30. at noon.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22

TN these letters to her brother,
i written during the last two
years of her life, the famous
writer describes the strange
communications she says she
received from Rob't M. Wilcox,
her husband who died
in 1916.
Time and again she wrote of
absolute proof she received of
her husbands Immortality.
The Washington times., 1920-02-22
IN MEMURlAM

IN MEMORlAM
thermometers Deits)-In sacred mem
DRY OF our daughter, ANNA MILDRED.
who died one year ago, February ~.
1919.
loving one from us has gone.
voice loved IL still,
A place s vacant In our home
Which never can be nled
Her Devoted Father and Mother, Mr..
and Mrs T. H. DietZ.
JACKSON-(see Deity)--In sad hut low
Ing remembrance OF our dear sister.
ANNA MILDRED JACKSON, who
passed away one year ago. February 81.
1919.
We mourn for YOU, dear sister,
But not with outward show,
For the heart mourns,
Mourns silently low.
Her Dear Sisters, Katherine and LII
nan oranl'
MURPHY-In sad but loving remembrance
OF our devoted son and brother, JOHN j.
MURPHY, who died one year ago today,
February a. 1919.
Anniversary mass at st. stephens
Church, February 20, at 1880.
May his soul rest In peace. -
TIE FAMILY.