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Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Mrs. linda Myers Fights
for Custody Off Youths
Takes Legal Action to PreUent Real Mother
From Getting Sons.

wife OF the late Mr.. Myers, who now re-
sides in Chicago, is not the legal guard
ian OF the boys because a divorce decree
gave Mr.. Myers the custody of his two
sons.
UNCLE OF BOYS
TO COME HERE.
Mrs. McGrath is now staying at 1903
East St. Clair street in this city. She
has informed attaches Of the Juvenile
Court that she will institute legal action
to be appointed guardian Of her two
sons. The officials OF the Juvenile Court
have also been informed that an uncle
Of the two boys viii arrive here soon
from Des Moines, Iowa, for the purpose
Of instituting action to obtain the lagal
custody OF the boys.
The little woman, who salznay sd
mitted she killed the father Ct no twe
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Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10

The love of Mrs. linda Myers, who shot
and killed her husband, Frederick A.
Myers. In their Photographic studio at
1906 North Alabama street last Saturday
night, for the sons Of her murdered hus-
band by former marriage has resulted
in Mrs. Myers taking legal steps to pre-
vent the real mother Of the two boys
from obtaining their custody Mrs.
Myers is being held in jail without BAIL
pending n probable report Of the Ma
rion County grand jury Saturday
Mrs. Myers, through her attOTney, NJ.
/. Clawson, has filed a petition before
Judge Frank Lahr Of Juvenile Court
asking the court to make the children
wards Of the court The petition. recites
that Byron Myers, IA, and Arthur Myers,
10, are now without a legal guardian
following the death of their father. The
petition shows that Mrs. D. j McGrath,
the mpther Of the swo boys and divorced
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
City Manager Plan
Up for Discussion

An invitation has been extended to the
Chamber Of Commerce, Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs in about thirty-fve cities
Of the State by r. r. ,Inman, manager
Of the Indiana State Chamber Of Com
merce. TO meet at the Indianapolis Cham
Der Of Commerce building next Wednes-
day afternoon, for a discussion Of the
city manager form OF government and
proposed legislation relative It.
The discussion Is 20 be led by Robert
f. Tracey, chairman OF the local cham
ber's bureau OF municipal research.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Booze Case Taken Up

BOSTON, Dec. 10.-Martln Waterhouse
who was found guilty in the Superior
Criminal Court Of selling intoxicating
liquor which consisted OF Jamaica
ginger for which, according to the evl-
dence, he was paid 81 a bottle, is to
take the case to the full bench of the
Supreme Court to determine whether
that beverage is classed among intoxf-
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Here's Good Chance to
Get Good Fort Cheap

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1o.--The Senate
Military Affairs Committee today or
dered favorably reported a bill provid-
ing for the sale of Fort Jackson on the
Savannah river in Georgia.
The fort was used some time by the
army eglneers who told the COMMITTEES
they had no further use for the land.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Charges Coin Given
to Aid Emigration

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-Representa-
tive Knute Nelson Of Minnesota. charged
in the House today that foreign gov
ernments are financing some Of the huge
emigration from their countries TO the
United States. he asserted that Spain
was among these. I'VE cannot permit
the foreign governments to dump upon
Us their anarchists, bolshevlsts and COM
munlstis." he said
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
4 Children, Left Alone,
Burn to Death in Home

sAULT STE MARIE. Mich. Dec 10
Four small children Of Archie Brown,
prosperous farmer Of Charles, south of
here. were burned to death in q fire which
destroyed the Brown home last night
The parents were in st. Ignace and the
children were home alone.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Norwegian Vessel
Aground Off SambrO

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Radio S o s
signals from the Norwegian freighter
EormedalsfjOrd, aground Off Sambro
Island, were picked up today by Navy
and private wireless stations here. The
freighter's messages asked for Immediate
help. She Is a 3,244 ton vessel and
sailed from Jarvik for Baltimore Nov.
q. Sambro Island lies of the coast Of
Nova Scotia.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
2 Killed, 2 Are Hurt
by ROumanian Bomb

LONDON, Dec. 10.--Minister Of Public
Works Greceand In the Roumanian cabi-
net, and Bishop Radu were killed, and
two other members of the minister's stan
were wounded by a bomb thrown into a
senate chamber, said Central News dis
patch from Bucharest today. The per
petrators OF the outrage escaped.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
La Porte Judge to
Hear Murder Charge

epecIaI @ Inc Ilmes,
La PORTE, Ind, Dec 1O.-Judge
Harry L. Crumpacker Of La Porte, was
today appointed special Judge to hear
the case OF Christopher Carter, former
pastor Of the Michigan City Mt. Olive
Baptist Church, charged with the mur-
der Of his brother-in-lsw, W. r. Cook.
Carter was employed as a mail carrier
when Cook, who was editor OF the De
fender aud SUM-" was slain at Gary
several months ago. Carter has been
confined in the Lake County jail at
Crown Point
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Street Cars Striped;
Visible Now at Dusk

CHICAGO, Dec 1O-The new red and
yellow markings on street cars were
painted so the cars will be visible st
dusk, company officials explain, adding
that all cars VIII be so striped.
Now, II weary patrons adopt tho same
color scheme they may be visible to the
occasional motormen who go llckety-split
past corners.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
2 Sent to State Farm
for Theft of Brass

Found guilty Of carrying brass ana
copper away from the Beech Grove shops
Of the Big FOur railroad John Lowell,
352 South Illinois street, and John Ray,
G4055 East Washington street. were fined
81 and costs and sentenced to the State
Penal Farm for thirty days by Judge
waiter Pritchard in City Court today.
TS8g were charged with petit larceny.
Big Four Railroad Detectives Stephen
son and Oebaugh arrested them yester-
day.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
NeIU York Street
Cupid Avenue

New York street probably viii win
the distinction this year of having
more weddings than any other street
In the city.
Miss Margaret MRhOney, marriage
Iioense clerk at the county clerks Of
flee. Is of tho opinion that New York
Avenue"
Probably the reason that so many
marriage licenses arc issued 20 peo-
pie wing on both East aud West
New York street is because Of the
large number OF flats" explained
Miss Mahoney.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Bank at st. Bernice
Is Robbed of $500

CLINTON, Ind, Dec. 1O.-Frank p.
Miller. chief OF police Of this city. was
notified that the bank at ST. Bernice, Ave
miles from this city, had bSen broken
into some time between / and a. N.
today.
The safe WAS blown and $500 in sill
yer, with papers Of considerable value,
stolen.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Believe Custody of
HamOn Slayer Near

ARDMORE, Okla, Dec. 10-BeIief pre-
vailed here today that Clara Smith Ha-
mon, wanted In connection with the death
OF Jake Hamon, millionaire, viii surren-
der, or will be apprehended within the
next twenty four hours. She is believed
to be hiding In or near El PasO,
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Nobel Peace Prize
Accepted by Wilson

WASHINGTON, Dec. IO-President
Wilson today Sabled his acceptance OF
the Nobel peace prize. The President
directed the American minister to Nor
way to accept the award Of the committee
on his behalf
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
Neck Broken, Muncie
Man Lives 3Days; Dies

MUNCIE, Ind, Dec. lO.-James R.
Mulholland, q, wire worker, died today,
after having liy ID three days with his
neck broken. Mulholland was operating
a wire machine at the Indiana Steel ard
Wire Company's plant here, Wednesday,
when he was caught in a wire block,
wrenching his neck and breaking It. He
was conscious most Of the time
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
GrcOnl's Absence to
Cost Him $4,000

nAAMOND, Ind, Dec. 10.-The
wedding cake had been baked. her
trousseau completed and guests had
assembled for the nupti8ls. Miss Re
gina Gradzieliski told jury in the
Lake County Circuit Court, when
Henry Nieneic. a young Indiana Har-
Dor banker, failed 10 show up after
courhng her assidiously for several
months lie gave as bis reason par
entail objections. The jury gave the
girl 5000 to pay for the costs Of the
wedding arrangements.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
MOB STORMS JAIL
AND HANGS THREE
REPUTED SLA YERS
Trio, Held for Murder of Santa Rosa (Cal.)
Officers, Lynched After Sheriff and
Deputies Are OverpOwered.
PRISONERS STRUNG UP IN CEMETERY

Fits, face to face with death. begged
pitifully for his life. He screamed Tor
mercy, but the members Of the mob made
no answer to his Outcries.
VaIento laughed and jeered at the
Continued on Page Ftve.)
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
WEATHER

Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty -four hours ending p. m
Dec IL. 1920:
Cloudy tonight followed By fair Satur-
day; not much change in temperature.
Lowest tonight, 80 to 80 degrees
HOIfRIX TEMPER ATTIRE
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
GAMBLERS IN RUSH
FOR CONTINUANCE
WHEN JAIL LOOMS
TUO Fined $40 and GiU en- Jail Sentence Scare
Others Caught in Raids Mdde
Late Thursday.
AIRS TRIALS IN OFFICE OF ADAMS

The carefully laid plans of Attorney with
Willingness the Deputy Prosecutor Ed
Helm the police
Nick the Taors during
Prtchard.
Indiana daily times., 1920-12-10
DEATH PENALTY
is TO BE DEALT
ARMS BEARERS
Date Not Determined When
Order Is to Go Into
Effect.

LONDON. Dec. 1O-Mart1ai law was
declared this afternoon in the city and
county of Cork In Limerick, Tipperary
and Kerry Counties of Ireland
LONDON, Dec. 10.-Tba British gov
eminent has decided to proclaim martial
law in certain disturbed areas Of Ire
land, Premier Lloyd George announced
today In the House OF Commons. After
q certain date persons found in the
martial law districts with arms will be
treated as rebels and win be liable to
penalty Of death for bearing arms
tContinued on Page Ftye)
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ELLISPORT


Mrs. Frank Fuller. who has
been quite i'll, is much improved.
Mrs, Beck, Mrs. Christy s moth
er, is reported TO be conyalescing.
Mrs. Il. f. Richards and Mrs.
Lillian Smell are guests at the
home of their mother. Mrs. +, H..
Newman.
We are informed that Louie
Macmillan has rented the Sham
rock and will move there with
MS family
Mrs, Harry Lee. Mrs. c. Il. Chris
ty. Mr., and Mrs. II. S. Collins, Mrs.
A. p. Furbush and Mrs. b. r..
Starr were recent visitors TO Sc
attic.
The Claypools and DR.. Torlands
of Seattle were over for the week
end DR.. Torland is having quite
extensive Improvements made TO
his lawn
The Get-togethcr Club was very
pleasantly entertained on Thurs
day of last week by Mrs. Pyle and
Mrs. Lee at the home of the latter.
Following an interesting program,
refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses Then all in
speeted the remodeling of the ho-
tel. and pronounced it good so far
az it had gone.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04
DOCKTON

Edwin Ongstad is on the sick
list suffering from AN attack of
the grippe.
Mr.. j. Swanson was the week
end guest of his brother. Mr.. A.
Swanson, at Enumclaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Turnbull sr, were
guests of their daughter, Mrs. w.
5. Bentley. AT Burton several days
last week.
Mr.. Albert Nilsen left on the
early boat Sunday morning for
Alaska, where he will be employ
ed until September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Middleeoif enjoy,
ed the beautiful weather on sun
day motoring to Kent, where they
spent the day with friends.
Mrs. 7. Manson Of Seattle has
sold her old home here. Mrs. j. T..
Riehm, who has been tenant for
some time, has bought it.
Mrs. Nils Carlson has received
word from her son Carl that he
has been transferred to the des-
troyer Burns" and is now sta
toned at San Diego.
Tuesday, March OH, is the date
set for the launching of Ship No.
2. The christening will be at Z :45
ii. M, and she will be named ELLA
A..
Miss Millie Roncevich is home
again from st. Joseph 5 hospital,
where she was confined about five
weeks with pneumonia and throat
trouble. She is slowly recovering.
OF interest to the people in
Dockton is the annual school cleo
tion, which will be ield in the
schoolhonse on Saturday, March
the 9th. Every voter is asked to
come out and vote for the right
party. There will also be a vote
on bonds for the purpose of build
ing a new schoolhouse.
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g Q v q

Mrs. A. C. Moe received the sad
news by telegram of the death of
her sister, who resided in Butte,
Mont.
The Hanson brothers, Anton and
Hans, after winter spent east OF
the mountains, are back among us
again. Glad to see you, old stand
bys,
Mr.. p. Patton was with lis again
for a few days. Thought he was
over his illness. Taken with a
kink in his back. Went over to
Seattle for treatment.
ID. H. Ramstad came over Satur-
day to see his family and shake
hands with old neighbors. lie is
planning to set out quite a patch
of Strawberries.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Hotchkins has been
quite sick. Took her over to Sc
attle last week to consult doctor.
Baby doing nicely once more.
Mr.. E. Elden has commenced
building the cement cellar walls
for his new cottage on the ground
he has been clearing. Mr.. Tobe
Bison is chief cook on the cement
work.
Some people have lots of trouble
with pipes. Mine is smoker J
L. n. Earles has his share-this
time the drainage pipes from the
house. Had them all to take up.
He wears such lovely smile it
It's pleasant "
w. V. Crozier took off a nice
hatch of some 1900 baby chicks,
for his first hatch. one dav last
week. He has them in the brooder
house. They are a beautiful bunch
of White Leghorns. Well, the lay
of the chick is surely in the land,
Mrs. B. L. Moore entertained at
Sunday dinner a Miss i. Lallier of
Seattle. They took d trip to the
beach for CLANS. 'Fraid of getting
their little footsies wet, | am
afraid. as they came back empty
handed.
Mr.. B. a. Hunt has been setting
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The Camulos Club will meet on
March 9th with Mrs. Hebble.
Miss Swanson spent the week
end in Seattle with her parents.
Miss Fannie Marshall was one Of
the shoppers in Seattle last week.
Mr.. NJ. Morford and family have
moved to their property west of
Center.
Mrs. Bomberger and daughter
have returned TO their home in
Nebraska.
Mr.. lloughton has been able to
be out and around the yard the
past few days.
Mrs. Day is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Bittell, who is
i'll with the grip.
The PentacostGl assembly have
been holding meetings every night
in the church at Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnell of Tacoma
were Sunday visitors on the Is
land, looking over their ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Foster and
family of Seattle were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mccormick on
Sunday.
Mrs. h. Stone and children and
Miss May Turner enjoyed Satur-
day and Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Allison.
The school election will be held
at Center school on Saturday,
March 9th. Polls viii be open
from p. IN. to A p. IN.
Mrs. Jack Wood of Seattle spent
part of last week with her mother,
Mrs. b. s. Wise, at Fernwood
Ranch.
1t is reported that William
Polk, who had farm on the Is
land. committed suicide in Denver,
Colo, last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Hedman of Seattle was on
the Island last week looking over
her property and arranging to
have some plowing done.
Mr.. Geo. Dowd and family of
Tacoma spent the week end with
relatives. Mr.. Dowd expects to
locate ON the Island in the near
future.
A school meeting will be held on
Friday evening. March 5th, to
discuss the transportation of the
children to Burton, or of building
new schoolhouse. All interested
are urged to attend.
Little Leah Kirkland was pain
fully injured last week when a
barn door near which she was
playing fell over on her. She was
badly bruised and scratched, and
! it seems little short of miracle
that she was not seriously injured.
Mrs. Kirkland has been i'll for sew
eral days, due TO the shock and
anxiety.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04
BURTON

Mrs. May Gammell went to Gig
Harbor on Sunday for brief
visit.
The government has been seat
tering seeds around Burton. A
few more left at Burton post Of
flee.
Mr. A. C. Adams is now mem.
ber of the store force with the
Burton Trading Company.
The Missionary Society met at
the home of Mrs. Leathers, Thurs
day, Mrs. Heilge having charge of
the meeting.
Mrs. Vim. Hack and her little
son are over from Bremerton TO
spend some time with the home
folks, Mr.. and Mrs. c. N. Crist-
man.
Mr.. Philip Meyer was over from
Seattle several days last week Wis
iting at the Lever home. On ac-
count of i'll health the doctor has
requested Phil TO give up indoor
work for year.
The Whitfelds entertained at
their ranch home on Sunday the
Marsh family from Portage, Mr..
Munson of Portland, Mr.. Lyle
Bixby of Tacoma, and Miss Una
Stewart of Burton.
d. G. Fenton s musical voice is
heard around town as he lists your
property and helps the assessors
Office to fix the valuation by turn
ing over the accumulation of his
work as deputy assessor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.. Butler of
Alki, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Of
Des Moines. Mrs. c. II. Gerking
of Meyers Falls, enjoyed a week
end visit with their aunt, Mrs.
Thos. McNair, at her home west of
Burton.
The three men who have bccn
doing the county spraying on the
Island for the last three weeks, and
stopping at Burton Hotel, left on
Tuesday for Seattle, and from
there will work in other parts of
the county.
Mrs. X. NJ. Campbell of Tacoma
has purchased the S. j. s. Davis
place, near the Van House ranch,
west of Burton, and is moving out
this week. Miss Elizabeth NJ.
Campbell, her daughter, who is n
teacher at the Stadium high, viii
spend the week ends with her and
her summer vacation.
Mr.. N. G. johnson, who has
lived at Bordeaux. Wash, for some
time, was over looking after his
ranch this week and calling on his
neighbors. He expects to return
to Bordeaux, where he has work
in a large mill. He left years
subscription for the News Record
to be sent to him weekly.
You are missing some good sing
ing and good sermons when you
stay away from church Sundays.
Rev 7. S. F'retz, who is supplying
the pulpit, is earnest and mspir-
ing and helpful; and the choir Of
girls, led by Mrs. f. C. Heilge,
with Mrs. Leathers as organist
supply the music, which is such Il
help in any meeting. Take Sun
day off and 90 to church-it will
make you feel like trying to be a
little bit better through the week,
and this all helps to make our
community better.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04

The erst electrically driven loco
motive attached to passenger
train on the Milwaukee lire in the
Northwest left Tacoma at $40 or
Monday morning, pulling the over
land limited.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04
For day-old chicks call Siegrist
Hatchery. Phone Black 202. II

Tacoma's Exclusive Boys Suit
shop is located at 607 Fidelity
Building. There is where the mon
ey is saved. Special features: !:
Double Seat and Knees in every
Suit, making them last twice as
long. -
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04

The pruning demonstration held
at the Van Campen pace last Sat
urday forenoon was witnessed by
large company of hortieulturists
who, as well as the novices, found
there was something to be learned
under the instructions of an ex-
pert. Altogether it was profitable
meeting and demonstration.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04

The election of school direc-
ter Is an important matter. II yon
do moi think SO. do not exert vom-
self to the extent uf going TO tlie
polls.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1920-03-04

Mr.. j. W. Forrest made bust.
ness trip to Seattle on Friday.
Robert Mcclellan is spending a
week with MIR. and Mrs. Sheffield.
Mrs. Mary Box was a week end
visitor at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. Will Ross.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank Day of
Magnolia Beach have left for a
trip to California.
A mink broke into the poultry
house of Mr.. John Algeo at Clam
Cove and killed 20 hens.
Mrs. Ross spent the day with
Mrs. jenkins Thursday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenkins have both been i'll
with heavy colds. but are improy-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forbes Haskell
spent the week end at their cot
tage here. They have recently re-
turned from California.
We learn that our road man, Mr.,
Kicker, has been seriously i'll with
flu. He was at last report improv-
ing, so that he hopes TO be over
next week to superintend the
grayeling of the new road.
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Baptist Church

Rev. T. S. Fretz will preach in
the Baptist church next Sunday,
March 7th, on the following
themes;
HOO a. m.-''The Highest Things
of Life"
Z 80 p. "The Light of the
World. "
Special music will be rendered
at each service. All are invited.
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nice logan patch. All these fellows
SO busy setting out loganberry
plants must think it is quite "A
get-rich-quick scheme. We hope
SO.
Mr.. Frank lllden had his smoke
house and all his meat destroyed
by fire Sunday night. Caught
somehow, as he was smoking the
meat at the time. Quite a mlsfor-
tune.
Mrs. John Smart was visiting on
the Island last sunday. She re-
ported that her daughter lAllim
had been quite i'll with flu and
pneumonia, but is slowly recover
ing.
j b. Cherry has been mp to Ii.
q. Ihomason ranch TO lnresn
Nh. rs clover seed. me machine
Dalked a good deal. Two trips to-
the city ior repairs Got Ed Earth
TO try his genllc hands Oh the sub
DUNG process charmed it, ali
right. Then they found the clover
was too damp for threshing. Such
luck
Mr.. X. o. Thomson and Burt
Moore have been running race
as TO the early worm" question
Tor baby chicks. No difference as
to time Of hatch, nor the number
Of chicks. Each sci 10 eggs under
old biddie and eacn got ~ chicks
MIR Thomason Bun Orpingtons
and Mr.. Moore Barred Rocks.
Nothing to crow over.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ramquist en-
joyed nice Sunday visit from
Mr.. X. 5 brother George and wife,
also Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan and
son, + riends, all of Seattle. Mr..
towan was much pleased with
nd $ hne home and grounds. And
40 wonder, as Ed is quite an arch
itect in landscaping.
Joe Raisbeck was burning some
weeds along the fence last Friday.
A strong north wind caused the
fire to spread to the adjoining
ranch of a. II. johnson. Ii swept
across the hay stubble, down the
canyon, burning the whole hillside
slick. Mr.. Hunt, just south Of the
johnson ranch would have been
more than pleased if the fire had
jumped the creek between them
and burned his waterfront, too.
{. A. Renouf is getting to be
quite house mover. Had small
5rooder house down the bank,
which he wanted to get up Could
not pull it up with block and
tackle; no room for using team
Of horses He thinks there are
more ways than one to skin IA
cat, so he hitclcd the tackle to
one side, and over it camei rolled
II onto the roof, over and over il
came. Funny way to move a
house, may be. Well, it gets there
.jast the same. Got it on level
land. Nicely lifted up now.
There may be others more ca
pable of doing the subject justice,
yet my heart constrains me to say
a few words as to the death of
Mrs. p. d. Halsey, which so deeply
shocked our community, coming
so suddenly after her husband S
death and burial. As a friend, no
truer one none ever had; no un-
kind words ever crossed her lips;
her home ever open TO the lowli-
est. AS a neighbor, none more ac-
eommodating and ready to extend
the helping hand. As a helpmate.
no truer, steadfast wife ever
blessed a husbands $ lot. A tireless
worker but always cheerful and
happy at her work. We could only
wish She might have lived to enjoy
a few years Of comfort and peace
after such faithful devotion and
care of Mr.. Halsey through so
many weary days and nights. But
Gods will is beyond our ken
Sweet be thy rest,
Thy life work, nobly done,
Leaves no stain to mar its beauty
Or its sweetness.
Vale.
the election Of school direc-
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