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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04

s75O,oOO to his namesake, who is the father OF
Mrs. White
descended the ladder and rode shanks mare
some more. Pretty soon I encountered another
robust looking citizen, OF whom l inquired the
way to the Shore road. He, too working garb
and all indicated that he earned his bread IN the
sweat Of his brow and did not have an office
electric fan to cool him.
"Pm your man." he answered. Il can tell you.
I'm Merritt, also. A poor relation, you know"
There seems to be quite flock" / said.
"Oh, yes" he smiled IF Grandpop had d.
vided it all equally guess it wouldn't have gone
very far"
l enjoyed q walk Of a quarter-nile with this
stout vRrtabra OF Uncle Sans backbone Of
Americanism and next found myself talking with
Mrs c. Blackburn Miller, who Miss Gladys
Merritt sister 20 the bride. I found her on the
old-fashioned 100-foot veranda about the Merritt
mansion shaded at the entrance side by the Eear-
est Of row Of mighty naples that arched with
another row above the driveway leading down %
the Shore road pea-shooter distance from the
Sound
"Au nv sisters furniture came frst-hand,"
she declared, when she had heard repeated the
story told by the portly plaintain picker. Mrs
Miller would not confirm or deny the gossip that
one Of the Merritt daughters does not live with
her husband.
"You have suspicious ," asked.
eyes. quite clear" she replied, laughing "And
while nv sister is out Of town shall see what
can make out Of them. Too bad you could not
see her She might have told you something that
would have helped you your investigation"
But until remorse or arrest brings from the
Hps Of the culprit or euiprits the story rst-hand
the mystery Of the looted love nest will remain
q mystery.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
By Joseph H. Appellate

THE whole situation can be described by that
war-coined word frightfulness. That's just
what happened to the love nest of Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Lee White, at MaIba, L. I. No other
term would quite At il For it was outvandaliz-
ing the Vandals-
There are two supremacy sublime sights in
nature mating bird building its nest and a
prospective bride appointing her love cote. In
each instance there is the thought of motherhood
Out Of the breast of the winged builder comes
the plucked down 20 make the nest soft; out Of
the breast of the woman comes the gentle
thoughts that give the infinitely tender touch 1t
is labor but the Kind of labor that is accompa-
MED by the song Of heart and throat
Follows the occupancy. 1t is the realiza-
ton of the long-looked-for thing The home has
been realized The effort to maintain it then
begins The silent battle against enemies for
eign and domestic And If, in the end the home
II broken the solitary one lifts the oppression Of
sorrOw by the thought Of the rapture that was.
But when the nest Is torn asunder before its
tenancy Il Is different situation. There has been
no fruition TO the labor spent The happy chances
which discovered this dove-tailing combination Of
twigs, that necessary leaf or bit of cotton, have
been wasted. Perhaps the loss cannot be met
This irretrevabe loss Is the terrible toll that
vandalism levies. The reward Of the vandals IS
the unhealthy reflex of satisfaction spite prompt
ed most oftensby envy. 1t with the
original Vandals who burned the famous Alexan-
drian library. Because they could not under
stand, they destroyed. And it so with the
modern vandals of Maba, l. l., who descended in
the night on the love nest of the Whites.
In the little community Of beautiful homes
the deed still testers. II is as if someone had
shut of the sunlight that particular dwelling,
the only habltatlOn with a shadow IN that spot
less town, built on the slope which rises gently
up from the point where New YOrk's East River
becomes Long Island Sound.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04

Thus it was that the heroic couple met the
situation. They laughed at the wrecker and the
wreckage. And they tell their sympathzing
friends that within very few days the house
will be again in order and that they, if such
thing is possible, will be drawn closer to each
other because of the occurrence. So they
taking another instalment of honeymoon happi-
while the pasterers and carpenters are at
work. When they return from this second trip
they will replace the broken furniture and restore
the purloined trousseaU.
And it was this second trip that prevented my
interviewing them after | had made the long trip
to Malba. From New York City it is easily
reached. The electric train fairly out Of
the Pennsylvania terminal at Thirty-thrd street,
dives under the East River and let's you off just
thirty minutes later at the beautiful little Malba
station.
1t was perfect morning when arrived there
and the East River stretching forth its hand to
the Sound, blue as the Mediterranean. A
cooling breeze swept the slope and gently swayed
the grand old trees. The clean sidewalks seemed
like silver ribbons, brightly did they shine
against the vivid green OF the immaculate lawns
Before long l came upon a buxom housewife
cutting piantain leaves out of her otherwise
healthy grassplot I apologized profusey for
tremendously eapmg over her hedge and walk
ing across that world Of clean green blades
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04

The $4,000 Love Nest" of the Whites at
Malba, L. l., Gift from the Brides Father.
society beauty of Whitestone, L. L. and New
York, would not permit any hands but her to
put that house in order: She had corps of ser
wants at call. She would not think of them.
moreover, the house is the servantless type. She
wanted to keep it so, absolutely. She placed
this chair just here" she draped this curtain
Just so" she laid this rug like this" The re-
suit was perfect. She was obeying the instincts
that Eve originated In this place, after their
return, she and hubby would continue the fine
ecstasies Of the honeymoon tour through Yellow
stone Park
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in the family So clambered
up the ladder. having in mind
the consequences that might en-
sue if the connection between
earth and shed were suddenly
pushed over, smiled into his
rudy and weather-beaten eoun-
tenance, and asked him what
he knew.
Nothing" was his laconie
answer. Then, cycling me sharp
ly a bit, he added:
I'm nothing but one Of the
poor relations.
It might be well 70 inter
polate here that when the old
sea-wrecker died he willed about
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
HOPE GAS COMPANY
ASKS RATE INCREASE

Charleston W. Va. June @n.--Nn ap.
plIratlru for iu"rca&CS IN gas rates w:t
filrd iod.,E III the offices at the public
service, commission by tn" li0p" Natural
Gas company. nt Pittsburgh. which -
crates in northern counties Of West VIZ
Cinia.
The company wants 10 charge -
cents a thousand on ;as used for INDUS
trial purposes IN various Communl'c,
supplied by 1t. except in Auburn IN
Richie.
The COMPANY Is now charging com.
pliratCd scale or rates ranging from IL
cents To- - cents 10 various classes ~
cor SurncrS at Adrian. French creek
tiaSton. ireland. belmont. Lima. Guar
inSlon and Il score Of other communitlr';
The raSa nt tn" Barkcr'S Creek Coal
rorny.;ny and nthCrS against me thcSa
peak" & Ohio and Nirginidn ratlru 10 8
was r.Upcncd before the commission
thi, morning following II protest fr"n
persons living or Working along Ne
Boards Ford branch OF the NlrEinLU1
railroad. The prot rStants claim that
the new schedule approved by III" com.
mission last week Is not convenient FOR
the persons living along that branch
Efforts arc being mad" /" ARRANGE a
Schrdul~ that will De - convenient as
possible ~ all parties concerned.
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GOES TO TRIAL FOR
SWEETHEART'S DEATH

roruurL. M;"h. June 20. SECRETION OF
a jurv - try Forrest Higgins. "2. on
charge NJ killing Luck Wit,um, -, was
begun in Circuit; court here to-day. Hig-
gins IL accused If having given the girl
poison. upon learning She WAS in L
Leli"atc condition.
Miss W.;,um'S body was found by 4
train crew along the railroad tracks
near III" adjoining farms Ut IN" Higgins
and Wittum families. April l. The
body lay il u ditch. face downward Win
mud and grass clutchcd IN both hands.
Higgins admitted having me, her at
the place the night before and asserted
she took the poison after learning their
marriage would have ~ he postponed.
He saw her fall iu;o tn" ditch. he added.
hut fled from tn" seen" ard mad" no
report to ,he authorities for fear he
would be blamed for the Girl : death.
He diScla!mcl knowl"dee "t how she
obtained the poison.
\ special guard has been ordered kept
over Higgins during the rial. a,thour n
there have BEEN no threats OF violence.
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LOUISVILLE

ON Friday June IS. a picnic cclch7a-
ton vas he'd in homer al the eighty
first birthday Of John Atkinson of TINS
pace The event took llaC" At the
farm homo Of his son. l.awr"nC" A'h'n-
son near T.arrcr,y. which was formerly
INC home Of tho aged father.
Auto Crash
on Friday evening an auto containing
four occupants two young ladies ana
two Young men from bridgeport rashed
Into the ditch on the hill III tho west
end. and ono of the girls Miss ShriNcr
WAS painfully. though not seriously hur'
Tho injured girl expected 10 enter inc
Kent Normal Training school on Monday
but viii likely not he ahl" to d" SO.
Briefs
Misc Marrarc, Roscoe ur Belmont -
the guest Of her niece Mrs. Martha
George.
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland, Mrs. Edward
Refine Mrs. t. NJ Inrcr. MISS Ruth
Murphy. Mrs clara Clark and daughter
Mary were among thuy" At 'hc county
scat during m" week.
Earl ShouIt"r. Wiz" and family "
Lanerty were recent guests OF Mrs.
Mary Shepherd and ]. II. Clark and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. NIawthNrrc were
called to Harrisvill" IN Friday ON ac-
count OF tho serious Illness Of their
sister Mrs. James Hawthorne.
Mrs. Anna Lcntz a former local
woman. now Of Columbus Is spending
some weeks with her daughter Mrs. j.
y. DrcnnCn,
Tho Misses Helen and Hazel l'"wieN
OF s., CllIrGvill" spent the week cnd
with their aunt Mrs Emma Gordon.
Donovan L. Hart made business trip
10 Ii,rriSviIic the Inst OF Ia" week.
willard George and Miss Eleanor
Pickering motored to Athens on. day
last week. and were accompanied lone
by Miss Rrrtha craig who has been at
tending College there.
Mrs. Francis Alders of Earncsvi.i"
VAS n late guest in tho home Of i. T..
Bramhall aud family.
Miss Elsie I.c" UC M0rriStOwn Is the
quest Of her friend Miss Marie Rowls
Mrs. Lora I;allry or Bethesda VAS tho
week end guest o. {. /. iiamtn'ric ana
wife.
Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Adolph OF St
ClairsSi,l" wcrr with Mat llRmm"rlc ana
wife the ia'tc- part Of. the week.
l.. T.. Hramhall and wifc attended IN"
funeral Of Mrs Sara huffman At lAf-
fcrty on Tuesday,
Charles Fowler. lat" oc thc Saylor
Electrical 20. Of Wheeling Is OF duty
on accoun, of illness and Is 1t his home
south OF town
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Wheeling Delegates to
Attend Social Convention

Charleston. W. Va JunH cH.--Thir.
teen Uf the delegates named by Cover
nor Morgan as delegates To the nluon':
conference ~ :ocial workers az M!lwiiu.
kec. June on-29. have advised l.. ". Pu--
nam. executive secretary Of The board CT
chi,drNn's guardians. that they Will a.
terd the meetings Some OF the dele
gates left today and others VIII depart
fo- Milwaukee later in the week
The l3 delegates who accepted the an
pointmcnts are MISS Lena Smith. Hunt.
lngton: Miss Elizabeth Eeach. Hunting.
ton: Miss Mary Carpenter. Huntington
Miss Hattie slime. Boone county; Mrs
L. II. Putnam. Charleston; L. T. DonaSy
and Mrs Donney. Huntington: Sister
Emaculte and Sister Bernadinc. St. 10.
snphs convent. Wheeling: Miss Hettt'
fiazlett Wheeling: G =. Chase. Park.
ershurg: W. l.. Hcwson. Charleston. and
(. {. krcutzer, Wheeling.
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Wear 'SaCkCIOth' or
Go TO Jail in Zion

Z.ou. Ills. June 2o---MrS. Sarah John
son. -. 80 Winthrop llnrbor. near HUn.
was IN Zion Jail today charged with
trirIn violation Of pNCrS""r Wilbur
Glenn NnlIVn's modest dress ordinance.
Mrs. Johnson Was arrested AZ She
stepped from Il train by Chief Of Police
Becker. and booked on the following
counts:
Wearing short sleeves which exposed
the arm above the middle Of tn" fore
arm.
Wearing blouse of transparent ma
terial.
Wearing n blouse with neck cut be-
low the junction of the base ut the
neck and the collar bone.
Chief Becker made tho arrest after
the young woman told him when you
pay for my clothes !"u can tell me
what To wear Her trial WAS set for
tomorrow.
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mostly ,cooaa5o; bulk bulls ,Lsod

mostly scooG3.5o: bulk bulls $500
600: veal calves largely ss.26 5000.
Hogs, receipts $4,000: active; opened
mostly 10 cents higher; generally 10 to
p5c higher: lights and mixed up more;
closing strong: holdover comparatively
mrh, shippers taking fully 1900: top
esq. comparatIvely few over $3.50;
bnIL ss15ms.4b: pigs fully CSC higher:
bulk desirable ss.l0Is.25.
sheep, receipts 10000: generally 80 TO
-5o hIgher. some heavy ewes up more.
idaho lambs Sass straight: medium
r~oiifornsas $1I.O0: top native lambs
sI2Go. bulk sl1.25G 1900: few choies
light IA, ewes $500; bulk fat owes
s3.50G4.25.
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AGAINST GOMPERS
CONTINUED from Page one)

n" situation and already declare they
hai" mustered sufficient votes /" viii
Tn" G"mpcr1 forces went into action
Immediately following the announce.
mcni by Lewis With Il declaration thi'
tn" Veteran lalrr chief would Lee Il AN
a.. :" ara had ~" intention uf VITA
drawing tr"m IN" race.
E>rrpt for his brief announcement
that L., WIS u oAnGid.,i" Mr Lewis. wnC
Ii" obs tn" largest un,vn IN IN" United
States. decline, !" ,rlkr any statement
His supporters. huw"Icr, W,r" active
auG claimed tina, tho, hal pledged
more ;hau twenty Thousand If th"
'hirty .richl ;nruSnud. tWn hundred aud
ntn"tN-fOur votes N the CunN cnttUn.
Nthuush "l,Ct!Uu"crhE - h'hti -:
Lewis has been Ia progress h":r '"'
The last W""k. his announcement ",.n"'
aS - surprIS" - many at the delegates
Marry had h,'jcN"d tht: IN" miners
chief would Formally wi,hdru" from
~" race instead "C h"ine "a ctud"'Ilr.
Many Support Lewis
Labor leaders p"iut''t "ui tonight Ma
III" caulidavN f l"WIS would change
III whole political ,"nr.' Mon Of IN
Co',NCnti"u. ru"y sand that ih""" Proc
ably wou'I h." ,.tndidL'"f put int" III
hcn. IN ,rp"S'tior. :" tn. present m"m.
h"'4, 81 -" r\c,.'I'" '"un"t = Il"
t"G:gh,. huwcv"r. ;n,rC mad been II" IN
dtctti"u f such - move.
Tho ma"h,nistS' unr"m. the s"r1rd
largest, and the carpenters and l"Inc"S'
union. the third !nrAc,t union IN III"
Federation. already have S"unS their
Support 10 l.eN':s.
Both C;cmpr.S and Lewis supporter
claim a majority Of he delegates from
the railroad orSIui"ati"nN.
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W. ]. WoLLMAN d cos
CLOSING STOCK LITTER

BY Private Wire To \. +. Masten & Co.
Nvw York. juno 20.-Hcavy selling
throughout the list continued during the
afternoon session. Many issues made
low prices and although support was
evident the prcssur" continued we'll to-
ward close. l.. :. Steel closed 10 level
around Il. and Southern Pacific broke
below It's previous low price. selling
down 10 6Sl2c. There were rallies at
times IN some Of the active issues but
thoy were OF short duration and mar
kct closed around low prices. y. the
close Mexican Petroleum jumped up
points. There was good buying all
through the best issues during the day
and n market for all offerings.
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JAIL BREAKERS

Norcantown. w Va. Jun" 90 sly
~ the seven prisoners who "~'Ir"d
from tho M"uruEalra county jail sun
,ilv wNr" sun ~ iarc" to-day 'u" "t
tbr fur,ti,rs WIS .ap,ur'd hv sheriff
YoSt ut h:~ HON" u".r star 'hfL. Ihr
men made their S'tawIE by forcing II
hole through IN" thin ""ri'ns Of N"
upper tier uf cells. climbing out on the
roof and ~lidiuE :" -" ground ny /" rope
or kncrtcI hl,rh.ts -Four ut tn" nHu
were serving short sentences for moon
SHINING Will, thu ~ hers wrr" H".,tinE
action Of ~" grand lur$ on felony
charges. Erght men ESCAPED from IN"
iaU N The SANE manner IN" latter part
Of March.
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Another Cut in Penn. Crude OIL

Pittsburgh ,Tunn @n.--Prlces for all
grades uf Pennsylvania crude OIL were
reduced &c n barrel further this morn
ing by the Joseph Sccp Purchasing
Agency.
Tho new quotations follow: Penn
sviyaniaS@.5n. Corning $40: Cabel,
Sl.3l; Somerset sl.l": Somerset light
Sl.%u: RnGland I1C.
Today's reduction If sc in the price
Of PENNSYLVANIA crude oil brings II 10
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Juno 20-Cattir. receipts IL.
900: good and choice dry fed steers and
she stock steady to Is cents higher;
plain and grassy kinds steadyS top
ycarlngs S9.15; bulls. veal calves.
stockcrs and feeders steady: bulk beef
steers .SI.50fs.5O: fat cows ard hcifcrs
largely s4.75Q6.25; Gamers and cutters
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FOUR EXECUTED
At BEELEFONTE

Ec!l.frni". Ia. Jan" - Milton UUd
N"u. NrllINm S,r1 EIu. ami E""ert Tram
r"'l. n"&rur~. and SJ,," S"hj"p. - III
iualian. n'j - Eric. IA. w'r. electro.
cUi,d ~ IN" i...rIt,nt Try here. liud> NJ
who waH ia" hrs {" lie" entered tn
chrir at -.nt =. Ia. and Wa rr"n"Un"""
dead ~ ~ ".C.u'n. The uth"r "\""U.
tin"> r"i'"w,'t. ~ TUi"k >urr"ssi II
TrJmrrI. bClur The 49,. IT, was pro.
u"uured dead ~ '.,i "'rl,CK.
Tn" executions were Wlih"Ut uuus"a
in, dent
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Ere. Ia. Jun" =" Milton iiIuS"U.
Robert Tran,mrIl William StrdE;u. IL
Gr"r&. aud Stci" Srhion w"r" convicted
Of III" 'uur.I,.r "t Ezima '!"ri.,u. p Ru-
nIniLu u,r" an tn" night "t September
~. lH"u TIN, men were arrested u"Nt
tliN 10y city Gctcrtil cS. hudson. wh"
l,,t"r confessed 10 firing the shot which
killed ri"rian. walked int" police head
quarters. saying L hear You are loom
.nS for me-
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Railroad. suffered Deficit

Washington. June @h.--The railroads
IN 1870 suffered a deficit If twn-tcnthS
of cent for each mil" run by train
l.. IT, Wctl,inS. Of Chicago. manager OF
tho bureau q: statistics az. the Western
lines. told the Senate Interstate com
mcrcn committee In continuing his
testimony IN the railroad inquiry
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WASHINGTON. IUur "n.--l.iVuld7li"n
80 $l0T uno.np" "i loans and discounts
Il, ,."ml,anlcI 10y C"mm"nSurai" declines
Ia d.Irrrl AMI time deposits and u mod
crate decrease IN borrowing from the
Federal reserve banks. are indicated IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-21
Worlds Crona Greataat In Years

Washington. Jun" @0.--The wor!ds
crops during the present season Will DC
rhr greatest in many years, according
Ia report issued by the Department
Of Agriculture. based on Information
from Europe. Africa. Asia and Australia.
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FOR SALE-LEASES.

FOR SALt.-' Columbia county. ARK. just
north ri HayneSyi.i'. La. TWO wells To
be tested soon, several new locations
made and contracts beng lcr. buy leases
now before prices advance. We have
them N all parts ~ the county and
prices are right. Address Box 35. Mag
roIia, ARA je-lS-h
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FOR RENT

FOR RrNT-Suite os I rooms and bath
in heart Of city. p"S'rahl" for dentist
or office rooms or r"s.i"'.r. For par
tculars phone 3"l1W fro;T t" = a. IN.
or I" = i. III. ,"--l-i
FOR RENT Furnished rooms Cor light
hnu%.kcvpln.. l@GUjI" after p ~.
- So. York ST. le-lS-.
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tho ga me level aS tiIat IF October, 1916.
The cut will mean the ahandonmpnt OF
practically all new work In this section
Of the state.
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tho Federal Reserve Boards weekly
consolidated statement Of condition on
lure : at SIS member banks In lead
IuE Ciiic..
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wANTED-SALES1GN.

WANTED Salesman Of nigh character.
with proven ahti:ty. Permanent posi-
ton with old established manufacturers
staple goods. SALARY and bonus. IN
usual opening for rlSht man. Replies
Strlcrly conild"rtIHL Address RoN $500.
care IntcE:g"aCcr. Je-lI-k
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-turni>hrd rooms and fur
nishrd hou>"ke"i.'uG rooms: per week,
s. up log tnapllu- street. Jc.2O-l
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"They profit most who serve best"
3 0 r T. o N

A better hotel. Located on Atlantic
City'S CroSstown. Thnrofare Tennessee
Ave. Pleasing Popular with Particular
l'ruplc. European Plan 18TH season.
l.. g. VAN VOORHEES,.
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THE WATKINS

South Carolina ave. near Beach. Fri
Nate lathS. Running Water. Moderate"
Rates. LINTON i. ARNOLD. Owner
ship Management.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspner. PROP
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel. 1908 chaplins Street.
Call Phone 1917
DIED

wEIL.EMANN--On Friday. June nth
1871. at Ills o'clock =. M. At the resi-
dcnce - her daughter. Mrs. +. II. Nc
Cold. No. III Eighteenth street War
wool. MATNli.bt.. VITO Ut Conrad
we,lcmnnu. AcC - years.
Funeral services on Mord1E afternoon
at 30 O'clnrk. Friends ~ family tn
yj,cd. lntsrmeu. Greenwood cemetery.
REEl--ThuT&,L,y Jane 18Th. 1871 A. ;
o',Iorl; a. m. a, has late residence. NJ"
In.4 thapl;uo street. EpMtND u.
REED. IN his 18th !ear.
kuucrui notice iater.
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THE CALVERT y yna4 a.. Ay''

Central to piers & amuscmcnts. Home
like X attractive Rooms with running
water. private baths: table uneAcclled.
Amer. s European plan. Bathing from
houst Rates On application.
my 2G-t-.-:,-3nt George iT!tChard
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HOTEL boutwell,

Second house from the FoardwaK
and Steel l'lcr.
Highest standard in cuisine. and ser
Vice. Rooms cnSutte. with private bath
ana running water.
Write for Terms and Booklet.
J. boutwell,.
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ENTERED INTO REST.

Or juno =. l92l at 80 o'ciock a. N .
JULIA UrDE';KATF LASH widow
OF the late John y. Lash. 1T her home
No - Indiana street. TG"i 30 Years.
Funeral arrangements ln"omplc,e
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ALT M E Y E r & MCCOY
FuNERAL DIRECTORS.
YArlors lloe Chapltns street
office Phone 597.
JaS, p. Altnsysr, Fec. Phone l43 Tim
Richard >. Mccoy. Res. Phs ne 2os3-J
C, J. DEET1oXY Phone 26S4
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