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Evening star., 1921-07-03
ROSEMONT.

Splendid double house; live in
one-half and rent of other half
will pay for the property. Small
cash payment and easy monthly
payments will buy. Open Sun
day. Agent at North Rosemont
station. F. C. Goodman Com.
pany, 7lo King ST., ALEXANDRIA,.
Va Phone Q26.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Enn a GArr

4 DANDY BUILDING on 18th ST. HAVING
z large store on nrst door. 2 apis. above.
Building 20 It. wide by good depth to wide
cars. This is in a good section near R. l. ave.
and y now renting for $685. per month. Price
ANOTHER ONE on 14th st. near U. having
4 store and apis. Of 5 rooms and bath each.
Now renting for $4,000 per year. Priced low at
SGT 900 for quick sale
HEDGES MIDDLETON. INC.
1884 H st. NV. Phone Main 102s.
7o3 AZ 81. S.W.-STORE. ROOMS. GAS
and electricity. Possession Immediately.
1885 South Capitol st.-Grocery store. 5
rooms and bath. Rent $40. Price, $4.1J0-
~ "a st. s.w.-6 rooms. store and back
building. $500
3o1 H st. s.w. and 7os 3rd sw-s rooms.
store. Rent $50 s.. 800
MAURICE FITZGERALD.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
FARMS
FOR SALE.

FINE MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD. FARM
right on state road: about $50 acres: improved
by house worth about SO. 900; good outbuld-
ings: tenant house: fne old spring: good view;
fertile soil; Of the best located farms;
near steam and electric roads: unusual bar
gain. SCI, 600. Address Box $3.50. Star Of
fee.
ALREMARLE COUNTY FRUIT FARM AND
summer home offered at a sacrifice. Gross
revenue. 1920. approximately $5.sS5. Two good
crops will pay for this farm. Price, Sl1 800.
including all personal property. b. E.
WHEELER & co. Charlottesville. Va.
5o6 ACRES: GROWING CROPS: NEW
house: outbuildings: equipment on railroad.
Louisiana: terms part cash. remainder notes
and Washington rentals. Call Cleve. 205s.
Agents take notice. -
FARM 80 ACRES n BRADLEY HILLS
q mile TO macadam road and trolley line: about
10 miles Of city: completely equipped farm i'm
plements y extra fne horses: Is mich COWS
heifers and bull calves: shoats and abou,
40 acres Of corn : income from milk alone aver
ages $3.50 per month"; and can he Practically
doubled. This farm has been used for dairy for
years. Good Groom colonial type house. out.
buildings adequate: Price complete. Sss,5oo;
can stand on the place. Adjoining land held at
from $3.50 to $500 per acre. Address Box
o3J-C Star office
Evening star., 1921-07-03

FOR RENT-STORES

LARGE STORE ROOM AND ANNEX. DOU-
BILE windows. electric light: suitable for
groceries, notions, candles, cigars and ice
cream. Phone Woodside 72. Sligo Md.
STORE no. llO8 CONN AVE-: AVAILABLE
about July !. For price and terms apply to
GEO. W. LINKINs. Exclusive Agent.
17l0 At NV
Evening star., 1921-07-03
WANTED-ROOMS

Y0TNG GENTLEMAN desires clean and vel
ventilated room within walking distance Treas
ury: state price and particulars. Address BOZ
2ioc Star office.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
FOR EXCHANGE

CHEVY CHASE, MD. HALF BLOCK WEST
Of Conn. ave-: between two clubs; rooms
Clarge); sleeping porch; AMI; new; extra
large lot Exchange for or room house In
Chevy Chase, large lot and some shade.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
1915 Conn. ave.
Phone Cleve. 1897. Night, Cleye. 80.
HOME IN Mt. RAINIER FOR HONE IN
Washington; also vice versa. L. W. RAN
D0LPH. Mt: Rainier. Nd: 8.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

FUN SALE-AfAhIM
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. ROOMS, in
fashionable NV. apartment house, overlooking
Rock Greek Park. Sell complete, $15OO;
rental. $40. Telephone North 97S1. Sc
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE; BEST NORTH
west residential section. Price. S22 500 Rent
$3.50 yearly. Address Box 249-C, Star Office
3s
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE, NORTHWEST.
Price, So. 500: yearly rental $2.460 HER
BERT A. GILL 4 son. 1906 G st. NV.
WELL BUILT CORNER APARTMENT
house, fronting on q wide avenue, in good
neiehborhood. II apartments. and rooms
and bath each. All rooms front on street.
Rents for IS. 1856 per annum. Price, S45 900.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 Goth st. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS sECTION-WELL
constructed. four-story. non-elevators building
Owner Will take $40. 900 cash for equity over
nrst trust at 6 per cent. having nearly three
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s41S. 1410 G st.
Evening star., 1921-07-03
SUBURBAN BOARD.

wANTEIb-Tpn motherless children to board
and coach by month or year. Box 73, Fair
fax. Va.
ONE OR TWO employed couples or two or four
Young ladies'. employed may obtain rooms and
board in suburban home having every conyen-
ience: fare. Address Box 299-C. star
Office.
>UHI RIA \ ROOMS WITH HOARi1
a LARGE FRONT ROOM. furnished; also
board Phone Hyattsville 1a3 4s
Evening star., 1921-07-03
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

bunealow in Potomac Heights, At reasonable
price; large porches; lot 50I14o; electric range.
etc. Clev 9091.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23

osseek een d6k nehz gonderhes perceket hoznak mind
nyaunk szamara. Sokan azok KOHL akiket par kapa-
nyanak nevezk hatukkal fahoz allanak es amatlan
ejszzakakon t0rk feike kivezeto uon Kbrjae wharf
vagy birja enartani vaalata es erana magava
kat s akk raamaszkodnak akk toe varak megelhetest
nagy gondok amelyek ebren tartjak vezetoket.
GA munkasnak gazsa kell Jennie es vsenie kel
felelosege k0zze nunaadoava szemben Segtenie ke
hogy vonzo egyen vev6kre nezve Akkor meg
indulnak gyarak
ga vezet6k pedig teveszzek eo munkatlanok
6rs ember problemaat es amerkai munkast
akk ca dogozn akaak es akiknek nemsoara lebe
gyemek srasa kenyerert Mi tuduk hogy myen kockaza-
tai gyarak megnytasa e veszesegre dogozo zem DE
enne sokka komoyabb vaoban borzaszo fontossga
nak hogy munkat dunk anak amerka munkasnak ak ott
hona veszybn ata okne megtakarott penzeckee fogya
texan aknek eseg farkasa ord abaka aatt mint
mar megtoren egyes esetekben gazga0 es vezet0k akk
nagy vlaaok ellen nak 6 teszk hogy megv6dk magukat
raju1 bzott javakat, de ugyanakkor fees6k ell AIT
szeyt mey es manifestation ajtajan kopogat
szagere probl6ma megoldsa mar bizneszre hanem
mqg6rtesre es allamferfui tehets6gre var
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
takaro.

Egv Tucker David nevezetU
feketft, Xxi a Star streeten egy
kis iizlet vezetoje es az ugyancsak
fekete Brown Karolyt letartoz-
tatta a rend6rseg azon gyanu
alapjan, hogy ok azok, akik a
multi honapban a szerencsetlen
Iroff Oszkarnet ferje iizleteben
meggyilkoltak.
Tucker csak r0vid lido 6ta dol
gozik az iizletben es a rendorseg
ertesilese szerint a mem klvana-
tos elemek k0ze tartozik. Brownt
a detektivek hajnali 2 orakor
Tucker lakasan talaltak. Mindket-
tejiik kiilseje megfelel a rabl6k
szemelyleirasanak.
N6hany nappal ezelott Iroff
Oszkar ket feketet latott, kiknek
egyikaben felismerni velte AIT,
aki feleseget lel6tte. Egy baratja
tarsasagaban k0vetve oket, latta,
hogy Tucker iizletebe mentek.
Azonnal ertesitette Scott, k6z-
biztonsagi igazgatot, aki viszont
Watkins rend6rf6n0k utjan mind
iart intezkedett a ket egyen ell
fogatasa irant.
Letart6ztatasuk utan a rend6r-
seq Tucker szomszedjanal, Lucas
Rogernel is hazkutatast tartott
lucas ellen az volt a gyanu, hogy
a legut6bb elkovetett rablasokban
8 is reszt vett. Szobajanak agyan
egy takar6t talaltak, melybe a
Wagner Provision Co. neve volt
gyarilag belesz6ve. Mikor nemree
Wagner cegnel betortek, ez 9
takaro is elveszett. Lucas AIT al
litja, hogy takar6t, egy Gyorgy
newt embertol kapta, aki mar ell
koltoz0tt varosb6l. Vizsgalat
fogsagban tartjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
LOvOLDOZEs VITA K0ZBEN
Lucsok Janost k0rhazban talal-
talk detektivek. - Hazigazdajat
letartoztattak.

Mik0zben Richmond es Albaugh
detektivek vasarnap ejjel Brosk6
Zsuzsanna 0ngyilkossagi igyeben
varosi korhazban jartak, egy
titokzatos l0vold0zesi esetre buk-
kantak, mely a rendorseg elott
ismeretlen volt. OFT talaltak u
gyanis atlott jobb labbal a 36
ewes Lucsok Janost, aki AIT mon
dotta a rend6roknek, hogy lakas-
ad6ja, 35 ewes Szuk6 Mikl6s
lott ra, el6tte ismeretlen okbol a
"hegyen' lev6 31S Greenwood
street alatti 1akasan.
A lakasan letartoztatott Szuk6
ugy adta elo az esetet a rend6rse-
gen, hogy lakasukon Lucsok
vitatkzni kezdett vele valami To-
lott es vita heveben fegyvert TO-
gott ra. 8 megragadta fegyvert
fs lefele ira9pyitotta, miire, LqcsIok
haromszor megnyomta a ravaszt.
Az egyik goly6 padloba furo-
dott, a masikat mem talaltak, mig
a harmadik I/csok lababa hatolt.
Szuk6 felesege megerositette fer
je allitasait.
A rendorok hazkutatast tartot-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23

A kiildonc egy hajnali vonat-
tol szallitotta kiildemenyt es a
p6stahivatal fele tartott, lnikor a
rabl6k autojukkal utolertek es
megallasra kenyszeritettek. A
p6staszallitmanyt sajat kocsijuk-
ba raktak es elmenekiiltek.
Mindenfele keresik. a bandita-
kat. J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
Munkas es munkaado

Macy iinnepseg volt a szomszedos Niles varOskaban
szombaton. Az Egyesiilt Mlamok alenok6nek Calvin
Coolidgenek az Egyesiit Alamok munkaigyi minszte-
r6nek James j. Davisnek Ohio alam kormanyz6j janak
Harry L. Davisnek szz meg szaz eokelo aasu ferfnak
es czerny nGpnek elenleteben leepeztG Harding enOk
melszobrat, amelyet Greg Btftler bdcs Mahoning
volgy acepar egyik uttoroe keszittetett nesi
Mckinley emek 6piilet szamara.
sok sep beszed kozott amely ez alkalommaI ell
hangzott legjobbm Davis mmkaigy MINISTER besz6de
ragadta meg figyemjinket. Davis ifjukoraban 6ppen
Nilesban vasmunkas volt. .,Mmkasemberb0 dogozta fe
magat mig ma MINISTER o smeri munkast 6s mlmka-
ado Davis munk1sb6l lett sajat szorgamval munkaado
Besz6d6ben mai viszonyokka, a haborut k0vet0 ipar
angassal 6s ugynevezett rekonstrukc0val foglako
zott Munkasok es mmkaadol1 vilagszerte megszvehe-
k Davis szavait Gondokozzanak rata Reszleteit lit
kozoljuk magyar forditasban:
"A mostan megprobalatasokban gazdag id0kben egyiit
kel dogoznunk unka tete orszgunka atamass munka
osja az esesz vago vzat6rten endes kerekvagaba Ke
hogy n6knk t eg6z vgnak bzama legyen abban hogy
mnden j6 fog v6gz6dni De ujja6ed6s Joliet
ha eizuk magunkt6 AIT kHlonos ketsege AIT ben6 kis
hiseget amey nyonaszt6lag reank Uaeedes
joliet ha akarunk ujja6ledn
AIT hiszem hogy mmkas megtanuta hogy kevesebbet
gondoljon hogy nit KAP 6s 0bbt hogy NIT AID.
De nemcsak munkas tanulta ezt hanem veemenyem
szernt munkaad6 is Tegnap meg sak zesse es hazonna
gondokoztunk E d0n0tt romaba. Ma mar t0bbet Condo
unk hogy NIT ADUNK AZERT AMT KAPUNK
'IorodJunk belle vesztesegenkbe ferfasan = keres-
ked6 nyugodon belle veszess6gebe az ovebe
azan fogJun kezet vasjunk ni jov0nk k0z0s
rattal doogkerul0 megvetesre melt0
valamt ak dogozk. Amerikban mines helye
egyen gazdag vagy szegeny koeesseget teljesi6
ember okkal veszedemeebb sokkal k0lsegeebb
volt haboru alatt Mostan6 kedve egszen addg mig
maszunk katyub6l amerika nyev egyetlen M
ge: DOLGOZZ
I'll munkasok akik masnak dogozok vegezzetek m1nka-
tokat teJes tudastokka Ne kerjetek az 6ra En-
mem aaam meg oyan ember aki aki min
SILK ell regi szokast amey mertekkel munkat
munkas gondoJon hogy mindegy hogy XII feebbvaloja
bosza MUNKAs MINDIG SAJAT MAGANAK DOLGOZIK
munkas csak kaphat resz j6etbo segit i6etet
teremtenl mlndenk szamara Segsek munkaad6 Ina. szi
sege egy vagy ke ora kuon hszek hogy
RATA segittek pedg igazan magatokon segittek
En- akkor volam boldog amikor tudtam hogy egy nap
munkat vegeztem Nyugodt alom megelegedeseg az
ozayresze annak aki elvegezte e napi Nyern
csak akkor elvee ha atek igazsagos Vegeredmyben
munka is atek egy telesen vegze nap iatszma
megnyereset jelent es AIT oromet mi nyeresse jar
Y st akik alkamaztok adjatok munka ahol tudok
adaok mnel elobb ndtsaok meg az par teten kereke
e adJok munkat es munkara
AdJatok munkat meot k0ny0radomany kell adnotok. A
kereskedemi vg vezetoink gondoskodni k
hogy keszpenz artalekok XII merunek
ke szard htelro komben ipar egesz akotmanys
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
NEGY BANDITA KIRABOLT
EGY P0STAKOCSIT.

A Kansas allambe1f Baxter
Springs k0zsegben a minap negy
rablo megtamadott egy felfegy-
verzett postakiildoncot, elrabol-
van a kocsiban talalt 5 zsaknyi
p6stakiildemenyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23
I,ETART0ZTATOTT FEKETEK.

Egy uzletvezetOt es cimborajat
Iroffne meggyilkolasaval gyanu-
sitja a rendorseg. = A ferj, mint
nyomravezeto. = Az arulo agy-
takaro.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-06-23

tax, de mem talaltak meg a lov0l-
d0zesnel hasznalt revolvert. Lu-
csok sebesiilese mem veszelyes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
THE WISHING RING"
Famous Musical Fantasy Will Be
Presented Here.

The ladies of Trinity church and st.
Georges Guild have arranged to stage
the famous musical fantasy The
Wishing Ring" in Mineral Point on
the evenings of Mar. 29th and Both.
The performance will be given under
direction of the John b. Rogers
Producing Co., of Ohio, who make a
speciality of rehearsing and staging
high class amature productions.
Rehearsals will begin shortly. The
production has been given throughout
the East with marked success. 1t is
built along the lines of Maeterlinck' s
"Bluebird" in that the two leading
Juvenile characters, like Tyltyl and
Metyl, fall into slumber and wander
through STORY book Land" in search
of happiness. The principals will be
drawn from the leading musical anc
dramatic talent of the city. More thar
100 will participate in the choruSes anc
interpretive dances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24

This boy and the lovely young girl
referred to above attended the old time
school together, and, like the rcst OF us.
played ring round the rosy, olasping
each others hands. Right there
very natural thing occurred they fell
in love just as all the rest Of us have
done at least once in our lives When
this attractive girl was nearing the end
of her teen years and the boy but
year or two older, they pledged them
selves to each other to travel life's
journey together. just az the rest of
us have done at least once in our lives.
The girl continued in school and to traiN
herself under capable mother TO equip
herself for the responsibilities of life.
The young man completed the learning
of trade and little by little saved for
the providing for the hoped for home
nest
But just at this period when it APP
peared that all his hopes and ambitions
in life were about to be realized, there
came upon the scene a third party, and
with his coming came the beginning of
the tragedy.
Through the ordinary occurrences of
life the new conner became acquainted
with this beautiful girl He was fully
twice her age and attractive in appear
ance, and the curse Of II sll was that he
was wealthy, He proposed to the par
ents thet she become his wife. They
being hattered by the thought that their
daughter would become a rich mans
wife in place of the helpmate of com
paratively poor but industrious young
man, readily promised to exercise their
influence in bringing about an early
marriage, and lost no time in proceed
ing with their task.
Through their influence and that of
other i'll advised friends, the consent OF
the daughter was finally obtained and
doubt If she ever saw really happy
day thereafter ITO be continued)
VIM G0LDSWORTHY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
IN RETROSPECT.
In Which are Combined Bit of History
Romance and Tragedy.
Continued from Feb. 10TH

Continued from Feb 10TH
The old adage Truth is stronger
than fiction" is constantly being dem
onstrated as true. in fact, | am some
times led to wonder if there is really
such thing as fiction, for ! believe
that every imagination of the mind of
the fiction writer is somewhere or some
time portrayed in real life. though tie
narrator may not be aware of it. But
if the characters and Incidents are
known to the author, the story should
be all the more realistic and impressive
That is the case with the writer Of
this, for he is familiar with the locali-
ties and the individuals. shall give
no names, though if | should, it would
cast no harsh reflection on any of those
There are no more familiar or honor
able names connected with the history
of the old mining town than are these
The beginning of my story dates back
a little over seventy years, when lead
mining was practically the only indus
try of the place and "Shakerag" and
Jerusalem were the most thickly
settled and best known streets have
wondered from my earliest boyhood
how the latter and the old pump be-
came so christened
The farmers of that day were busy
clearing off the white and black oak,
the hickory and the quaker ash to make
room for the fields of wheat and corn.
Even board sidewalk was a rarity off
of High and Commerce streets
During this seventy years, there has
been no doubt many unwritten ro-
mances and tragedies in and about the
dear old town. At the above referred
to date, there were united together,
for better or worse, lovely Cornish
girl and young and prosperous miner.
In due course of time there came into
their home baby girl to brighten their
lives. AS she blossomed into girlhood
and towards young womanhood, no
more attractive girl, or accomplished
one, ever attracted the attention or ad-
miration of the boys of her aequaint-
ance.
In lS43, there came a young couple
direct from the old Cornish coast They
too had just entered upon life's journey
together. They were attracted hther
by the glowing stories about America,
which, from time to time came TO them
by way of the slow sailing vessels of
the time. They were handsome
young couple and retained their good
looks down through their old age, and
were respected by all throughout the
half century of useful life in Dear Old
Mineral Point To them in due time
came a baby boy and as he developed
into boyhood and towards young man
hood he had every attribute that could
be desired in a son.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

The Junior class presented the follow
ing Washington program on N onday
morning:
Selection ......... Junior Orchestra
Biography of Washington
Blanche Terrill
Anecdotes of Washington
David Treweek
Virginia Reel lin costume)
Paul McCarville, Lucille Fecht, Urban
Weidenfeler, Helen Brown, John
Correll, Marjorie Fielder, Vincent De-
Muth, Florence Stude.
Chalk talk on Washington
Philip Tucker
The program was closed by the sing
ing of the Star Spangled Banner in
unison.
The Monroe five will play us here at
Epworth Hall on Friday evening, Feb.
Is.
Margaret Fecht Agnes Mauger,
Mary Clark, Marion Penhallegon,
George Harris. and Theodore Gray
were visitors on Monday of this week.
On Wednesday, March 2, the tri-
angular debate will take place. Our
negative team composed of Aller
Coady, George Fielder and Theodore
Hankins will go to Plarteville. Oul
affirmative team composed of Wesley
Martin, Charles Hutchinson and Robert
Stair will meet the Dodgeville negativ,
team here The question for debate is
Resolved that the Esch- Cummins bill
is the best solution for the presen
railroad problem.
The boys have been working hard AM
have been we'll coached by Miss Coca
rich. The debate here will take plac,
in the High School Assembly room a
500 O'Clock on Wednesday evening, Mr.
Elmer II, Wlds Of the Plattevill
Normal will Judge the debate.
Miss Lorraine Bohein, formerly 0
Ashland, has entered school as
Sophomore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
Cupid Gets DR.. Ovitz.

Announcement has been received at
the Tribune Office Of the marriage DR..
Ernest Ovitz to Miss Annabel Brooks
of Laona, Wis. The event goes down
into history dated Feb. IL, 1921.
Ernie" is known by the greater por-
ton Of this community, all wish him
the very best that can be gained in
this life, as he is deserving
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
PALACE THEATRE
Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. %, "a
VAUDEVILLE

Slater Finch Players Co Leon Finch in a Study in Syn
copation with Roscoe Slater at the piano.
Earl and Ellen Ostrander, the "Musca Whirlwinds" using
SaNaphone and largest Accordan American stage today
Entire change of vaudeville and pictures nightly.
Fri Feb rs (Western) Louis Bcnnison in High Pockets
Saturday. Feb. 26-Tom Mix in "The Feud"
Sunday and Monday, Feb. 81 and Marshall Nelan's
latest since "The Rivers End remember it DON'T
EVER MARRY, comedy drama supreme.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
A Bud for Heavens Flower Garden.

William Joseph Doyle, little son of
Mr.. William Doyle Of this city. died at
the age Of 4 months and "a days in St.
st. Joseph's Hospital in Dopgeville,
Saturday, Feb. 10, 1921, after one day 5
illness OF pneumonia. The funeral took
place Sunday afternoon with burial
in the st. Paurs Cemetery beside those
Of his mother who preceded him in
death three months ago. His father
and q brother mourn their loss and
have the sympathy of many friends.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1921-02-24
IN MEMORY OF MRS. ELIZA HoARE

Eliza Mitchell was born in Camborne
Cornwall. England, February LIST, 1916
the fourth child of a family of eigh
children AT the age of lS years she
was united in marriage to JOSEPH
Thomas and to this union were born
three children 80 William James Thomas,
who passed from this life July &c, 1882,
John Nj Thomas and Jake Thomas.
Her husband preceded her in death
some years before she became the wife
of James w. Stephens on Mar. A, 1878.
To this union one child was born, Albert
Nj. Stephens Mr.. Stephens, her hus-
band. was called from this earth on
June %. 1897, and she remained his
widow until Oct "a 1900, when she was
united in marriage with Jas. A Hoare,
with whom she lived happy life until
Monday, Feb. IA, 1921, at 1916 p. m.
when the voice of our Lord called her
To Him.
She leaves to mourn heavy loss her
aged husband, Mr.. James A. Hoare.
three children John Nj. Thomas of La
coma, Iowa. Jacob Thomas of Sioux
City, Iowa. and Albert Nj. Stephens t
Mineral Point two of whom attended
her funeral, five grand children and one
great grand child Two aged brothers
and one aged sister also mourn her loss
MIR James Mitchell of 0ttumwa, Ia,
who was present for the funeral, Mr.
William Mitchell of Emily. Mimi, and
Mrs. Nicholas Johns of West Mosha
mon, Pa. The latter two were not
able to be present at this time. There
also survive the family of her husband,
Mr.. James Hoare, including children,
grand children and one great grand
child, besides host of friends in all
places where she lived or visited
Mrs. Hoare united with the Metho-
dist church in early girlhood and re-
manned steadfast through all these
years, till death called her home to reap
the reward set apart Tor her through
her Savior Jesus Christ.
In reviewing the life of the deceased
it can be truthfully said Mrs. Hoare
was woman of splendid character.
sterling integrity, generous and kind
to all, especially those in distress and
afflicted Her hospitality was very ex-
tensive ard the entire community will
ever revss her memory. Her friends
who sorrow DER her departure are
legion ard bold her in everlasting
affection.
Next 10 her devotion to home and
church, she devoted much time and
energy to the interests of the Woman s
ReiiefsCorps and the Grand Army of
the Republic. But now she is with us
no moro She has gone TO enjoy
great Immortality. With tenderest
sympathy for the bereaved family we
leave her in care of that never erring
Supreme Providence in administering
justice, while we continue in the busy
activities of life till the Angel of Death
shall call US hence, and we shall reunite
where partings are no more. -.