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GOVT ORGANIZING
 HARVESTING ARMY

Washington. July SEA land army Of a hundred thousand farm hands is being recruited and organized by the Department of Agriculture for moving Nortfrward across the country w!iea, belt. harvesting nation grain crop in better time than in many years. ac. cording to reports today to the Depart ment. Seven dollars for a ten hour day is offered thousa nds of workers.
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REJoicEs OVER
 HUSBANDS SELECTION

Chicago. July 6-"Daddy, they have nominated Jim!". Mrs Cox joyfully ex- claimed over the long distance tele. phone to her father Thos. S. Blain Jr at o'clock this morning. Daddy" had been waiting receipt of the news for several hours.
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sRiT)sA WARsHlPs CHILLING
 TURK NATioNAIisTs

London, July S-The British dread nausht Iron Duke with her 13 incl guns Is bombarding the inland posi- tions of the Turkish Nationalists near the Bosphorus. advicss from Constan- tinople gay today. The fire of the Iron Dukes guns is heinz directed by aercplanes, British destroyers ars also shellinS the Turkish positions on the Oxan coast.
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BIG PACKERS INDICTED
 FOR PRoFirEERiNo

Boston. July s-Indictments charg. ing profiteering In food have been re- ported to the federal grand july against Swift and Co.,, Armour and Co.,. and other Chicago packers. This Is the first action of Its kind against the big packing interests that has oc- cured in the Northeast section of the country.
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NOTED SEATTLE. JURisT
 CALLED eY DEATH

Seattle. July. Judge F. s. Brow,.. western counsel of the Great North. ern railroad. former president of the Rainier Club and one of the most widely known attorneys in this city died in Victoria this afternoon after his wife and daughter had flown from Seattle to Victoria in an aeroplsne to be at his bedside.
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Favor;ts of Possibilities
Roosevelt
EaNesl,

Should it be decided to give the sec. ond place on the ticket to the East, Franklin D. Roosevelt, ssistant sec- retary of the Navy. seems to he a favorite. But if the nomination goes to the West there are several possi- bilities talked about by the leaders.
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WOMAN ROBBED IN PROMINENT
 FRISCO HOTEL

San Francisco. July 5-Mrs. c. Moeller. friend and companion of Mrs. John F.. Hylan. wife of the mayor 0: New York City. was found today bound and gagged in her room in a prominent local hotel. The room had been footed by burglar. Mrs. Hy- Ian was not in the apartmen, when the robbery occurred
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SEATTLE POLICE SAFE ROBBED

Seattle. July 5-lnvestigation Sat urday disclosed that q thousand doi- lars in bail money had been extracted by some one from the strong box of the police station. An investigation is under way to determine who got away with the money.
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Palmer Delegate. Cav. Cox Adv.n.as.

In the turning over of the Palme T delegates following the 3Sth ballot Cox gained advantage over McAdoo and the advantage was never l8st turnout the remainder of the contest. Fol- lowing the nomination of Cox. the convention adjourned until noon to. day to name the candidate for Vice president.
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THURSDAY (rELEoRApHic)
PAYNE ON WAY TO ALASKA

Seattle. July a-Secretary Payne of the Interior Department arrived here today on hs way to visit Alaska. He will be Joined by Secretary Daniels and Admiral Rodman tomorrow and will proceed with them to, Alaska on a detachment of the torpedo .hotilla of the Pacific fleet.
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BEEF .Aaon TO vIs,r ALAskA

Seattle July 7-Thomas E. Wilson. head of Wilson and Company. chicae6. packess, with extsnaivs interssts in Alaska. has arrived here bound on . pleasure trip to Ahnlka.
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of the Congressional conference con- mittee on immigration and naturalisa- tion arrived here today and are pre- pairing to start their inquiry into ths Japanese and Chinese problems on ths Pacific coast. particularly in their re- lation to California.
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INDICATED COX MANAGER
 TO HEAD DEM. NATL, COM.

san Francisco. July 7-Indications are that the Democratic National Com mittee will be reorganized at once with Edmund Fl. Moore. Cox's manager, as chairman.
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COX NOMINATION MAKES
 DRY TICKET CERTAIN

Seattle, July 6-The nomination of Cox makes certain the placing of an avowed Dry ticket" in the field, ac- cording to a statement here today by Virgil G. Shaw. national chairman of the Prohibition Party national com nittee.
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TAMMANY CONVENTION BuNct
 LEAVES FOR HOME

Seattle. July 8-The Tammany con. vention aggregation arriving here from San Franciseo following the democra- tic convention. left today for home via Vancouver. The party numbers 1ss persoRs.
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NEGRO SLAYER LYNchEp
 IN TEXAS

Paris. Tex. July 7- Irving and Her. man Arthur. negro brothers. who last Friday shot and killed their landlord J. H. Hodges. and his son William on the latter's place Northeast of Paris were lynched. here by an armed mob last night.
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RICHARDSON AND LsodeTT
 ON WAY TO ALAskA

Seattle. July g. Col. Richardson former head of the Alaska Road Com mission will leave tonight for Alaska, joining General Hunter Ltsgstt 1t Skagway on . trip of inspection.
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lNTEREsrs NOT GETTING MUCH
 SUGAR VIA CANADA

Halifax, July s-Representatives of the Canadian shipping interests assert ed today that of eleven million pounds of sugar stored in 10000 bags at the terminals here. two months ago. await ing shipment to the United States, s0,- 900 bags still remain here to he ship ped.
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NOME. .MiNMEoLA RACE
 s STARTS JULY 18TH

Washington. July s--Haviland 1 an entire now type of airpiane will he employed in making the army air ser vice flight from Minneola to Nome July 18th.
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GERMAN DEMoDllizArioM PRoposAl REJECTED

Spa. July S-A. German plan for progressive demobilisation to one hun. | dren thousand In fifteen months. which was presented by Germany to the Al. lied government representatives here, has been declared eo be unsatisfactory to the Allies.
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JAes occuPylNo MORE slsERlAN PoRTa

Washington. July z-Possist Ray. tho last of the frst rate harbors on the North coast Of sibes4a north of Port Arthur. rsmaining in Russian hands
 has rasaed sinto the hands of Japan. accordin6 to ,ofAeial advices rsceived hsrs rsporsing me occupation of the town by JapAnese troops. ... !.
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TO CALL MEETING
 or LEAGUE assEMsLv

London. July. s-The president has accepted an invitation of the League of Nations to call meeting of the League Assenbly early In Novenbsr, 1t is announced in the House of Com mons today.
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WICK TO TOUR ALAskA rowns

Seattle. July s-Jamss wlcksrsham. former Aiaska Dslasats to Congress arrived in Seattle today and wtli pro- cesd north In fsw days 4o visit the principal towns h Alaska shy easy staEss.
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DEFEAT sruhs BRYAN
 INTO SILENCE

San Francisco. July 7-" My heart is in the grave with our cause and must pause until 1t comes back to me-" said William Jennings Bryan today in giving his reasons for not making ex. tended statements on the work of the democratic convention. r
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Roosevelt To scensuk Cox O.
 Campaian

san Francisco, July 7--Assistant Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt left today for Dayton. Ohio. to consult Gov ern"' Cox on the plans of the cam- paign. Roosevelt stated before de- parture that he expects to resign from the Navy at an early date.
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MeAdeo Glad He Was Not Chosen

Washington. July 6--I am delight ed that the call did not come to me-" sad McAdoo today when informed of the nomination of Gov. Cox.
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ELks ELECT A NEW
 GRAND RULER

Chicago. July Civilian Malbott, of San Francisco. was elected Grand Exaulted Ruler of the Elks at the first business session which convened here
 . today.
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foserss Brennan Credited With
 Selection of Cox, Roosevelt Some of the. special writers at the convention give to George Brennan, of Chicago, and successor of the politi- cal shoes of the late Roger Sullivan. credit more than to any other of bring ing about the nomination of Cox and Roosevelt. f,
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cempremis1 On ois.r,ram.at Period
 Expected

Spa. July SEA compromise with Germany on the time to be allowed her for disarmament and fxing the period at six months is looked to bs probably the outcome today of the conferences among>the Allied delegates here.
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Dayton. July 6-Cox today sent telegram to Convention announcing he would accept the nomination and
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TWO FOR VICE PRESIDENT

San Francisco, July 6-James Ham- ilton l.ewis. and Roosevelt have been placed In Nomination for vice presi- dent.
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BRITISH COAL MlNERs DEMAND
 GOVT PAY INcREAsE

Londan, July s-Nine hundred thousand British coal miners have de- manded that the government increase their wagee two shillings day.
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spAslsH semsina
 MOROCCAN REBELs

cadis, sRAin. July s-smnlsh aero- pianee atS engassd In dropping bcmhs scA the native rehels os .Northsrn lo- rsccc. according te rspor3s ffou 1an- slet.
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Al.sk. Give. vos. To Cox

Alaska on the forty third ballot was still dividing its vote between the two leaders, giving Cox and McAdoo 2. On the final vote the entire votes went to Cox.
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Palmer Releases Delegates

san Francisco, July 5-Followine recess of twenty min,A., after the thirty eighth ballot. Palmer's dele gates were released.
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Washington. July 6-Definite as- surance was given at the White House today that the president plans to take an active part in the campaign to elect Cox.
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Cox Gains; MeAdoo Loses

Forty y-third-McAdoo 40, Cox 51O, Davis 57. Palmer [. Cox now has d majority but not the requisite two thirds.
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Cox Takes Lead h 39th

San Francisco July 5---Cox took the lead from McAdoo by 2S votes in the thirty ninth ballot. Result? Me- Adoo 44O Cox 46S. Palm"; 74. Davis q.
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Cox contiruss Winning Run

Fortieth Ballot--McAdoo 4G7. Cox 490, Palmer 19 Davis 76.
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McAdoo Supporters Fall Away

Forty y-first-McAdoo .45s. Cox 497 Palmer 15, DaNis 55.
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Delegates Flock To Support Cox

Forty -second-McAdoo 427. Cor 5401a, Davis 10. Palmer [.
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was today appointed to the postmas. tership of Ketchikan by President Wilson.
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.FoRMER NoMEiTE
 oErs posTaaAeTknsNtP

.wAshinsloa. July sAlb.r. wi
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Payns Says ,Alaska Presents Two Big Problems
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Cox Gains Victory on 44th. san Francisco. July 6-Governor Cox was nominated on the filth bal lot.
 cox's Nomination Unanimous
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Thirty -cight-McAdoo 405, Cox 3S3ls Palmer 2l1.
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Cox and Palmer Gain in 18th s.lIo,
Evening star., 1920-03-10
RENT COMMISSION HAS
MRS. ZINKHAN'S CASE
Reduction in Rental Ordered in
Three-Room Apar tment on New
York Avenue.

Most of the time of the rent COM
mission today was taken up with
hearing testimony in the case of Mrs
NJ. Alice Zinkhan. wife of DR.. Louis
Zinkhan. former head of the Wash
ington Asylum Hospital and Jail,
against Miss Emma Kilgore for pos
session of property at 1897 10th street.
According to testimony, Mrs. link
han. who is recovering from a serious
Illness. endeavored to have Miss Kill
gore vacate the 10th street property.
The complainant. it was said. has
been forced to live with her husband
in a small room. and that when sh"
(Mrs. Zinkhan) desired to Obtain the
use of her property. which had been
leased to Miss kilgore, the latter re
fused to vacate. The commission took
the case under adviSement
reduction in rent from so to $40 in
case involving a three-room apart
ment at 914 New York avenue. The
commission, in deciding the appeal
Of Edna G.. Creme. Esther r. creme
and Eva Wiley. who occupy the apart
ment. against S1ye & Watson agents
for Jacob Shapiro, confirmed the girls
complaint that $40 was an excessive
rental
The commission will hold no hearing
tomorrow, but will reconvene Friday.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
STREET CLEANERS WORK
SEEN IN CITY'S ALLEYS

The street cleaning department has
begun it's spring activities by thor
oughly cleaning the alleys of the city,
Morris Hacker. superintendent, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Hacker also said he expects to
put the street-sweepinga and flushing
machines to work soon.
The superintendent said no date has
been set for returning to the summer
schedule of one ash collection a week.
The winter schedule of two collections
a week will continue. he said, as long
as weather conditions make the up
keep of furnaces necessary.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Magruder. Mrs. Ezra B. McCagg, Miss
Jessie G. Mcdonald. Miss Clara Noyes,
Miss Marion Oliver. Mrs. A. Mitchell
Palmer. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Cuno
Fl. Rudolph, Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Mrs. Swager Sherley. Rear Admiral
Charles H. Stockton. Rear Admiral
Joseph Strauss, Henry White and Mrs.
Lucy Madeira Wing.
\ meeting in the interest OF the
Bryn Mawr endowment fund was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Miss Lisa Converse, 1900 Q street. In
which it was reported by the treas
urer that $1.100 had been received
of the appeal made by Dean Smith at
recent dinner.
Miss Ella Riegel of Philadelphia
spoke on methods of raising money
for the endowment which are being
employed in other cities
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ID ED.
DIED.
GRONN. lnnarfHl Tins Ii fn Mar

DIED.
GROWN. Departed this life March 9. 1920.
St sw. Mrs. KEBECcA BROWN. tie be
loved wife of tn. late Andrew I. brown
aud &eVotgd mother of Marshall G., iiar-
MARY Thompson. Mrs. Jennie Iobinsca and
Mrs. Ella Haywood and beloved sister of
George Mills, Mrs. Bette Short. Mrs.
Evelyn Shepherd and Mrs. Flora Ennis She
leaves to mourn their loss fifteen grand
friends. Funcra! SUNDAY, March Il. from
Metropolitan A. NJ. +. Zion Wesley Church.
j st. between I'd and Sd s.w., ut 1870
O'Clock. Rev. J. IL. Calls, pastor
Home is sad. OH. God. how dreary;
Lonesome lonesome every spot;
Listening for your voice till weary.
Weary, for we hear it not.
Sleep on. dear mother. your labor is DER,
Your willing hands will toll more:
A loving mother. both true and kind,
a better mother no one could find
THE CHILDEN.
Thou art gone. but not forgotten. dear
grandmother,
Nor wilt thou be;
For a. long aS life and memory last
We II always think of thee.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NELLIE AND MARY.
God called you. dear granimother.
Called you to His home on high;
May | prepare to meet you,
For my time is drawing nigh
Though each day I miss you sadly.
Still wherever | may look
l sweet remembrance.
Most of all your kind, sweet look.
G ~ from me forever, face l loved 50
we'll
And OH how l do miss you no one can
ever tell.
A DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER BEA-
TRlCE.
CHAMBERS. Friday March :. 1920. at Gar
held Hospital. WILLIAM ELLIOTT hls-
band of Annie Townsend Stirling Chambers
Funeral from the chapel of W. X. Speare Co..
1905 II st. n. Thursday. March II. at =
pm. lnterment at Glenwood cemetery.
CROSS. On Monday. March s. 1920. at her
residence. 23la Nicholson St, Mrs. SUSIE
VIRGINIA CROSS beloved daughter of Mrs
Sarah Walker. and wife of John Cross. in
the 53rd year of her age. Funeral from her
late residence will be held Thursday, March
IL, at pm. Friends and relatives invited
to attend. lnterment Congressional ceme-
terry.
DE MOTT. March o, 1920. at 7:15 am. at
her daughters residence, Mrs Harry Middle
ton, after long and lingering Illness
GEoRGIANNA, beloved wife of William De
Mott of Berwyn. Md. Services, IL m
Thursday. March II, at her daughters
residence. 30 Ncw York ave me- Inter
ment, baltimore. Md. 10.
DICKINSON. Tuesday. March g. 1920 Q pm,
at his residence. 933 st. NV. EDWARD
NJ. husband of Sarah Byers Dickinson Fu-
neral from the Church of the Incarna ton,
18th and SITS. NV, Thursday. March H.
at pm. lnterment. Batesvlle, Ark.
DYSON. Departed this life March s, 1920.
at 800 o'clock am, Claude DYSON,
She leaves to mourn their loss a mother
and father and grandmother and uncle. Fu-
residence. 1ll9 1st ST. s.w., thence to Mount
pearun Church, Rev. Westrey uastnr
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HONORARY COMMITTEE LIST.
D. C. Residents Named Aids to
Bryn MaWr Endowment,

The honorary committee of the Bryn
Mawr endowment fund for the Dis
trict of Columbia has been completed.
1t follows:
Mrs. Elizabeth F. Andrews, Charles
]. Bell. Gen Tasker H. Bliss, Miss
Mabel BOardman. Mrs. William J.
Boardman, Mrs. Louis d. Brandeis.
Mrs. Robert Barrett Browning. Mrs.
Henry c.. Corbin. Baroness de Cartier.
Frederick A. Delano. Mrs. Henry +.
Dimock. Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock.
Mrs. Cary T. Grayson. Nine. Grouitch.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond. Bishop
Alfred Harding. David JAYNE Hill,
Mrs. Julian James, Carl b. kefer-
stein. Miss Julia Lathrop. Miss Natalie
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S. G. Pospesil Asks Name Change.

Because so few people properly pro
nounce his name. Stanley G. Pospesil
has filed in the District Supreme
Court a petition to change his name
to Stanley Charles Clark Mr.. Pos
pesil is member of the United
States Marine Corps and was born
in New York of naturaliZed Austrian
parpptS
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Prescription Is Questioned.

of 1910. United States Attorney Las
key has fled in the District Supreme
Court a petition for the condemnation
of 500 packages of Smiths Arsenate
of Lead. Dry Powdered' He claims
the article is adulterated and mis-
branded under the terms of the law
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BOZ.

BORN.
IA PLACE. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Rurnham
La lace announce the birth of II daughter,
kAiilERiNE tHOM. March Z, 1920, at Sib-
ley Hospital.
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JULIUS KAYSER.

NEW YORK. March 10.-Juiius
Kayser, widely known manufacturer
of gloves. underwear and hosiery.
died suddenly in his home here yes
terday in his eighty-third year. He
started into business for hlmself as
an importer of fancy goods when sew
enteen years old
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CARDS OF THANKS.

BRAXToN. We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to the relatives and
friends for their kindness, sympathy ana
beautiful floral tributes at the deatn OF & OUT
beloved wife and mother. Mrs. MATTE
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. CHARLES
HEANTON. AND CHILDREN. RAY YM0ND:
WlLRrRT. poRoTnY AND An. IniII,, rEEGf
kRAXro>. sss I'd STREET SOUTH
WEST.
BROOKS. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the many friends for the sym
pathy kindness and floral tributes at the
illness and ceath of my beloved husband and
our dear brother, CHARLES II. BROOkS.
THE FAMILY. :
BURNS. We wish TO express onr sincere
thanks tofonr friends for their beautiful floral
tributes. Kindness and sympathy shown at
the death of our beloved uncle. ANDREW
RURNS NIECE AND NEPHEWS.
CARLL. We wish TO express our sincere
thanks TO relatives and friends for their
symi,athy Kindness and beautiful floral
tributes NJ the Illness and death Of our dear
husband and father JOHN HENRY tARlI..
.t-5 Ilh st. ne. WIFE AND HAUGHTEi.
CROVO. We sincerely thank our many rela
t.vcS and friends for their floral offerings.
sympathy and kindness expressed to dur
ing our berra yemcnt at the death Of dear
THE FAMILY .
DEAN We sincerely thank our many friends
tor their forsl offerings and for the SYN
pathy expressed To Us during our ber"avc-
ment at the death of our husband and fa TIL
MIS-. L.. DEAN AND CHILDREN.
PONICFAU. We sincerely thank our many
frI.uuS fDr tteir beautiful floral offerings
and sympathy extended to us ut thc death
of dear husband and father.
His WIDOW AND CHILDREN. .
WILKINSON. We wish TO express our sin
thinks 10 rriatIycS ANA friends for
their sympathy, h ndncsS and beautiful floral
tributes at tn. illness and death of our
dear wife and mother ROSE.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
Trusty Leaves Jail; Soon Found.

Herbert kessley, colored, serving a
sentence of thirty days in Jail for as
sault and performing duty of trusty
about the Jail grounds. took French leave
this morning. He was absent only
about an T. ur. when he was caught at
the homo of his parents. 2316 9th street
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CORPUS CHRISTI. Tex, March 10
Mrs. Theresa Barbara Sullivan.
sister of Mother Mary Evangeline of
Rome, Italy, who is mother general
of all Ursiline Sisters, died here yes
terday Mrs. Sullivan was born in
Vienna, Austria, in 1916, coming to
this country in 1870 and marrying j.
E Sullivan. member of one of the
Oldest families of south Texas.
Evening star., 1920-03-10

Friedrich Wilhelm, former German
crown prince. is now a pretty good
gcrapper,' according to Dutch light
weight who has been giving him les
sons for four months.
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MRS. WILLIAM L.. RALPH.
j. HENRY CAHI.I.

Funeral services for J. Henry CARL
pioneer Center market merchant. who
died Saturday. were held Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock at Central Bap-
tist Church Rev. +. lieZ SW EN- Of
ficiated.
Members of New Jerusalem Lodge,
No. 9, of MaSOnS and Temple Chapter,
Eastern Star. were in charge of the
services. lnterneut was in Glen
wood cemetery.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29
Norment Hollingsworth.

A pretty wedding was solemnzed
Monday at Las o'clock at the Cum
berland Presbyterian church at
Whiteville, Tenn. when Miss Ellis
Norment became the bride of Mr..
Joseph +. Hollingsworth. the Rev.
w. NJ. Norment. grandfather Of the
bride. officiating, using the impress
sive ring ceremony.
For the occasion the church was
beautifully decorated in a profuslon
of ferns. marking the place of the
ceremony.
The bride was gowned in suit Of
blue tricotine with accessories in
harmony and wore a Corsage bou-
quet of Sweetheart roses and valley
lilies.
Miss Dorothy Mek5on, of Jackson
VILE, Fla, acting as maid Of honor,
was attractively gowned in brown
Georgette crepe and carried an arm
bouquet of Sunburst roses. Mrs.
Archie L. Newman. of Marion, Ark,
serving as matron of honor, was be-
comingly attired in brown triCollette
and carried an arm bouquet of Sun
burst roses. The little Misses Alberta
Hale and Annie Louise Cobb, of
WhitehaVen as flower girls, were
dressed in blue organdie frocks and
strewed rose petals from dainty yell
low baskets.
Mr.. Charles Hollingsworth, brother
of the bridegroom, acted as best man,
The ushers were Messrs. Barnett
and Prentice Wilkes.
Miss Ada d. Caruthers sweetly
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Weddings
Clement -Jayroe.

The Second Presbyterian church
will be the scene of an unusually
pretty Wedding ON Wednesday eve
rinE at S. 80 o'clock, when Miss Ruth
Haskell Clement daughter of Mrs
NJ. T. { lemCnt. will become the bride
Of Mr.. Thomas Jayroe, the Rev. A.
T.. Curry DID,. pastor of the church.
officiating.
The church will be decorated with
palms and ferns NR. Aaolph Steuter-
man win preside az ire organ rem
dcring program eff well selected
nuptial music. JIst faSore che en-
trance Of the bridal party. MIR.
Stanton kogeVs will sing The Sweet
est Story Ever Tod"
Tie bride. VhO will be given il
marriage by her bVothes, AR. AlbSrt
Pike Clement, will Weae an imported
suit Of sand duvetyn with seal trim
mings, hat and accessories in har-
mony and a Corsage bouquet ~ Bride
roses and valley lilies.
Miss Avaligue Edgington, the maid
of honor will be gowned in French
model oC blue silk wolfe with trim
mirgs Of silver, blue and rose en-
broidery and will wear hat 1t
blue and black velvet. bier flowers
win be Russell roses in an arm bou-
quet.
Mr.. George Young will be the best
man and Messrs BufOrd and Guy
ClaxtCn will serve as ushers.
Following the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. JIyroo will leave for a short
| bridal twp uuC on their return will
be at home at 1889 Union avenue.