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Daily picayune., 1921-04-12

J. k, Boyce ol JdchsoH lo"Hship is spending the day in Prescott.
 
 Hon. ]. o. A. Bush will leave for MeCaskill today on legal business.
 Miss Ruth Sewell of Prescott, visited friends here Friday.-Star of Hope.
 
 A. A. Murray and mother of Emmet are here today doing some shopping. Jas c. Clark of Philadelphia is here today looking after business matters. ]. NJ. Hardwick of Bluff City was n caller at the Circuit Clerks office today, Geo. F. Gress returned last night from a business visit to Little Rock.
 
 MT. and Mrs Geo, Dewoody of Terrapih Neck are Prescott visitors to- day.
 o. L. and L. P Mitchell of Bodcaw were transacting business here this morning
 ]. c. Higgnbotham and Jim Otwell of Gale had business in Prescott this morning,
 
 Col. J. q. Benton of Lackland Springs das here this morning shaking hands with friends
 Henry Slaughter is visiting here for day or so. Mir Slaughter is now To- cated in Fl Dorado,
 Hon. Randolph P Hamby is repre- senting clients i'll the circuit court at Washington this week.
 Messrs C. \. Smith and F. NJ Sharp of the First State Bank are out of town today on business.
 W. r. Wilson of Prescott, spent yes terday in Hope, q guest at the new Capital Hotel-Star of Hope. I. B Mum the popular travelling rep resentative of veterinary remedies is spending few days in Prescott.  R. E. Hamilton aud family have moved into their new home on West Second street or Christian Ridge. l. NJ Sadler of Little Rock, repres ent,ng the Bankers Trust Company of that city is here today on business. Prof l E. Bradley has jus closed n successful term of school at Willis vile. Prof Bradley lives at Bluff City ChaS H. TompbinS of the law firm of Tompkin> and MeRae. X today at- tending to legal bus nqSs in Caddo Gap Apparently this was preachers day al the collectors office most of the ministers appearing to pay their taxes. Mrs. Jack Blakely has returned to her home at Prescott after n visit to friends here and at Emmet.-Star of Hope
 W. NJ Kirk of Bluff s'ity was in town this morning, and states that The drillers are making good headwaq at the Blunr City well
 The HirSt Literary Society composed of the 1th and sth grades of the High School will contest tonight in voice, piano. reading, and Reclamation, at the Grammar school auditorium.
 We are informed that Miss Alice Shinn was persuaded to remain over and act as one of the judges in tonight's contest at the Grammar school, She will return to Henderson Brown tomor row.
 Clyde Cox and Fred Murrah made quick trip to Little Rock yesterday, leaving here on No. s, and returning on No. 3, after delivering Bud Kennedy to  the State Hospital for Nervous Dis eases.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-12
IN D

We are prepared to give you the best printing to be had in this part of the country. Call and let us give you prices on the follow ing items any other printing that you may need
Daily picayune., 1921-04-12

Clyde Cox and Fred Murrah made a quick trip to Little Rock yesterday, leaving here on No. s, and returning on No 3, after delivering Bud Kennedy to the State Hospital for Nervous Dis eases.
Daily picayune., 1921-04-12

We are informed that Miss Alice Shinn was persuaded 10 remain over and act as one of the judges in tonight's contest at the Grammar school. She will return to Henderson Brown tomor row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
CREEK POLITICS BROUGHT
OUT IN A LAW SUIT HERE.
Two Opposing Factions Fight
3. Tor the Control of Rich
4, - mond Church.

The ehect or Greece changing hci
ruler, followed by "A division OF III"
eeentrol OF tl.c Creek Orthodox Church,
mas reached Richmond and result: cd in
the two factions of GreejSs here max
Ing a fight i'll the Law and tQui,y
Court for conSrol OF the church at
SOC North Sixth Street, erected durins;
the war at cost Of $1,000.
fhc compliments are George Cha
COS, John Cosmas. Theodore Papapa
los. Tom Pappas. .\nas Mlllas and Paw
los Theodore, who claim that Rev. Sy-
ireon Emmanuel. the priest now in
charge Of the church. was not reccS
rliSed 10y the Holy synod OF Gscccc
and ask that he be removed. and ~;
The same time an injunction is asked
10 prevent the II oadway Ma tiou;G
Bank and the American National
Ban. from paying out certain funds
for the purpose OF paying the salary
% Mr. Emmanuel.
The defendants. the faction III con-
frol include Pete Johnson. James
Mitchell, Thco Calapatis. Elcfthcrios
Bambacos, Costas Adjemis, Costas
Moo Moonges. jim Madzouranis.
traklis Dcrdivanis. members OF the
administrative council OF tho Greek
orthodox community: the Broadway
National Bank and the American Ma
,ioual Bank. The papers served on
the defendants arc made rcturnablc
10 the first December rules.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
.!ANDRU PROMISES TO
PRODUCE ALLEGED VICTIM
BIuebeard, on Trial for Stay
ing Eleven Women, Springs
Surprise.
ICY Associated Press. ]

VERSAILLES, Nov. ia dram
attic announcement made in omen
court today by Henri Iandru that Inc
would produce before the court one
of the missing women the prosecu
ton charges him with having murd :
cred. provide the climax OF the trial
of the so-ca.icd ''Biucbeard OF Gam
baiS."
The opinion was general i'm the
courtroom that IL I.audru can make
good his declaration he most surely
vii! be acquitted. but that il he fails
ia do so he VIII lie suillotined.
Counsel Tor The defense absolutely
refuses 10 give any inkling OF the
wherea bouts OF the missing woman
referred 10 today by I.andru. but i,
Is reported IN weli-informed circles
that evidence TO be produced tomoi-
row VIII be To the effect that the
woman, Madame Cuchet. together
with her son. is living in Rio Janeiro.
II is said that She has made affidavit
before the French consul i'm the Bra
lillian capital OF their identity. and
expressed willingness 10 return TO
France providing that young Cuchet
snail he posted only as a dcscrtcr
from the army and granted immunity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
WILL GIVE UP sHANTUNG;
HOLD SOUTH MANCHURIA
Japan Declared Willing 10
Forego Military Use of
Forth Arthur.
INV Associutcd Press. n

WASHINGTON. Nov. l7.--In dis
cussing the French suggestions con-
corning China. authoritative Jap
ancsc said tonight that IL was. Of
course. Indispensable to Japan tint
she should maintain her Jurisdiction
over the leased territory OF South
Manchuria, of which tho port is
Dairen. or Port Arthur, but Japan
might be ready to discuss Il plan OF
making Port Arthur purely II COM
mcrcial port and not Il naval or mill
tary base.
Concerning the French suggestion
that Japan might give up Shant1ing
the Japanesc explained that they
have repeatedly placed themselves on
record as disposed to cvacuate the
kiauchau leased territory. including
the port of Tsingtlu, provided China
would enter into direct negotiations
concerning conditions Of evacuation
which Japanese now believe to lie
eminently reasonable aud fair to
China.
Japanese spokcsunen took occasion
to explain that it was Il misconcep-
tion TO assume that japan now oc-
cupies the peninsula OF Shantung
Its only occupation, it was pointed
cut. Is the very end OF the peninsula,
known as the Iiauchau leased ter
ritory. which was in the hands of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
JAP CORRESPONDENTS
ROUND ROBIN FAILURE
Baron Kato, Hearing Of PI.n,
Speaks With Emphasis
and FIucncy.
rBy Assoclntcd Press. |

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1T.--Japancsc
newspaper correspondcnts-of whom,
there is now small army In Wash
ington-had plan for ss-mcot-
ing tonight, which was to have re-
suited in a round robin 20 Admiral
Baron kato. head OF the Japanese
delegation. expressing their opinion
that Japan should subscribe To the
American proposals for naval iiCi!-
tation without the reservations which
have been forecast.
All proceeded sercncly until NJ.
niral kato heard about IL. Then ;he
Japanese correspondents rccci"ci n
Sainmons u appvar at the bacu:'l
Headquarters.
NO Americas report rs having h"cn
invited, and inasmuch as Admiral
kato spoke in Japanese anyhow. the
version o: what he said is necessarily
n secondhand one. 1T is. however,
mat the admiral told the journalists
with some fluency and emphasis that
me Japanese government rather than
the newspapers would determine the
course 10 be pursued. and he outlined
with lucidity, Enthusiastically ORR
entail, how he would degard any such
action as the correspondents pro-
posed.
lherc was no mass- ting and the
robin failed to round out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
COMPLAIN OF SHORT
= WOOD MEASUREMENTS
Declare Wagons md
Carts From Country Are Not
Coming In TO Requirements.

Fo!IoWinE tic receipt OF several
complaints from purchasers that woNd
trosn country carts or wagons had
nor measured up to the state require
mtuts. Inspector J. l.. Seay. of the
Weights and Measures Bureau. in
fvestiEated the matter anu found that
purchases were being made from
wagons which DID not bear the large
yellow tin with black letters and
numerals, indica ting that the wagon
had been properly measured.
Look Tor the yellow and black tin
on the vehicle, and ii the wood is
level with the top OF the vehicle body
You arc getting the amount of wood
YOU. pay FOR. II the wagon is not so
stamped. notify Madison 7Oi?, and
the matter will have prompt attcn-
lion" said Inspector Scay in state
mem; yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
TALKS TO STUDENTS ON
THE HEALTH CRUSADE
Miss Nora Spencer Hammer speaks ut
Inn John Ii. Cary
S,hupI

Miss Nora Spencer Hammer. score
tnry OF tho Richmond Tuberculosis
Association, talked TO the teachers
OF the John Il. Cary School yesterday
afternoon OIL the health crusade now
Icing carried on in the public schools
Of the city and State, impressnc
cleanliness as the first step toward
health. She outlined the plans and
went into details as to procedure.
The teachers of the Barton Heights
School were addressed by Miss Claire
Mccarthy yesterday. Miss Mccarthy
Will speak at the Grace Arcnts School
ut o'clock this morning and will
address tho members of the Parent
Teacher Association in tho Barton
Heights School at $3.50 O'Clock this
afternoon.
Solicitation for the sale OF Christ
mas Seals starts Monday. November
- and ends December >. Branch
Johnson will he In charge OF the
Christmas Seal sale campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
CHRISTIAN CHURCHES
TO ENLARGE PROGRAM
Congress I'm Southwest Virginia
Takes Steps to Secure Evangelist
for Uural Communities.

Rev. John A. Tate, secretary OF
rural churches, and j. G. Holiday,
secretary of the department. OF
stewardship and evangelism OF the
Virginia Christian Missionary So
cicty, with Headquarters In Rich
mond. have just returned from Rad
ford. where they were in attendance
upon congress of the representa-
tivcs from the Christian churches OF
Southwest Virginia. comprising six
districts and including 1iT churches.
At this congress steps were taken
TO enlarge the stewardship and evan
gclistic program OF these churches,
which are largely in rural commune
ties.
\ Southwest Virginia board was
organized, OF which Professor w. G..
Gilbert. of Radford Normal School,
is president. On this board are rep
resentatives from the different dis
tr!c,s included in the movement, and
1t is anticipated that steps Will be
taken shortly TO secure the services
-uf an evangelist for the churches in
these districts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

tho Germans until seized by tho Jap
anese army during the recent war.
China had agreed In 1915. It was eaid.
to accept any disposition of this ter
ritory which might be made ut the
peace conference after the war. ana
at the Versailles congress Japan had
been authorized to take over the Ger
man rights in Shantung.
The Japanese further claim that
they always have shown disposi-
ton to see relieved the extra terri
torial privileges now enjoyed by the
powers In China. The only question,
they say. is whether the proper time
has arrived to carry this out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
LIFE UNDER WRITER'S
GATHER HERE TO-DAY
t>s~nibie ri Nirh!s,ond Hotel From
AK PARIS OF state to Hear -td-
dress lay l.. W. rnsney

Members OF the life Underwriters
Association Of Virginia. from Roam
okc. Norfolk. lynchburg, Nc7vpor,
News. Stuunton and other towns and
cities in tn state, vii! attend a
luncheon nj the tirhmond lIoG,l to-
day ut O'clock. at which time Fred,
W. 1asncy. third vice. presidcnt oil
the prudential Life Insurance Com
pany OF New Jersey, will be the prin-
cinai speaker.
ThoSraS 4. REYNOLDS. president Of
the Eachmond association. Will pre-
side AID act az POSTMASTER. lie will
introduce Ralph Hcrcival Harrison.
who Wal! present Mr.. Tasuey.
The subject %. Mr. Taeucy's ad-
dress Will be The Relative Value %
Life Insurance Ia TIL" Commercial
World as 1t l. Tslay.
Betwe-,n $50 and zoo life under
writer's are cNpcct'.i to attend the
luncheon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
NEW MOTOR COMPANY
WILL GIVE ROAD DATA
j. T.. Finncy IL President OF Concern
Chartered Yesterday by State
C0rpOrntiOn Com miss inm.

The Motor Club Of Virginia. Inc.
Richmond. with maximum capital
stock of $1,000, and minimum OF $500
was granted Il charter by the Suite
Corporation Commission Yesterday.
The incornorators are: J. j.. Finncy,
president; 5. r. Valentine, secretary.
and Il. j.. Martin, all of Richmond.
The objects OF the now concern are to
operate an automobile club and pub
lish general information concerning
automobiles. road conditions. and
operate general automobile bust
ness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
PICK ELEVEN JURORS
TO TRY ARBUCKLE
Both Sides Have Used Up All Avui,-
able Peremptory
Challenges.
tBy Associated press.l

10y Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nov. IT.
After counsel for both sides had nc
cepted definitely a jury TO try RIOS
coo e. FATTY" Arbuckle on man
slaughter charge today. admissions by
one OF the twelve about TO be sworn
In set the attorneys back at picking
out twelfth Juror late today. As n
result. today's session ended win
the jury Incomplete.
George IL. Morgan was tho man
who blocked the proceedings. uo
informed the court ho wished TO
change his answers to certain uues-
ions asked him. and then announced
he had formed an oplnion ION tho
weight OF circumstantlal evidence"
lie was excused.
The prosecution then used Its last
percmptory challenge TO excuse ed
ward Pausot. called in place OF Nor
gan. This also was the last pcrcmp-
tory challenge available for either
side.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
John TrIcr In SnrnI,

John Tyler. converted drunkard.
Will speak 10 men only at the city
Auditorium Sunday night at s o'clock
on the subject, Chasing q Phantom
Five Times Round the World" He
Will talk to the Union Theological
Seminary students Saturday morning
on The Power OF Love" Mr.. Tylcrs
talks are under the auspices OF the
Ministerial Union OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
10 Give Turkey Sunnnr

The Parish Guild of the Church
OF the Holy Comforter will have a
turkey supper 81 connection with
their Christmas sale, which is to be
he!d In the parish house, Zoo Grove
Avenue TueAfy night. November
~ The s"s, - fancy articles will
begin AT o'clock In the afternoon
and the supper will be scrvcd from
10 ). All persons having articles
-;or TINS sale have been asked TO
send them TO the rectory some time
during the coming week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
victim Of Accident Imuroyinr.

Douglas Il. Clarke, 10 North Allen
Avenue. salesman for the Atlantic
Motor Company. the victim OF an au-
,omobilc accident near the Country
Club Of Virginia Wednesday night.
was reported improved by physicians
at the Retreat for the Sick last
night.
When the car which Clarke was
driving turned turtle on sharp
curve. he was pinned under the car
ana suffered internal injuries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
VII Omen Anne. r..,,

The recently completed annex TO
the Home for Incurahles will he
opened for inspection today. this being
Donation Day" for the home. De-
mands on the institution are growing
annually. and ii is hoped there will
be many gifts. all OF which will re-
ceive grateful welcome today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
Blackheads, PimpIes
And Similar Skin BIemishcs
Quickly Disappear.

All who have used Beauty Bleach
enthusiastically proclaim 1t Il Won
derful blcmiSh remover and skin
bcautifler.
This delightfully."- fragrant. pink
tinted cold cream IS lightly applied
ut bedtime. The in INVISIBLE, filmy coat
RENAL ms on overnight. The next
morning the skin is cleanscd with
Black and White Soap. with the adj
dition of little Black and White
Cleansing Crcam-if the skin Is ir-
ritated.
This Black and White Beauty
Treatment Is cncctive-will not harm,
the most delicate skin, and is SO in
eNpensive-Black and White Beauty
bleach sells for only soc; Black and
White Soap 21c the cake and Black
and White Cleansing Cream csc and
oec n can. You can find them all for
sale at your favorite drug or depart
mcnt store.
. Write Dept c. Plough, Memphis.
Tenn. for your Birthday Book and
leaflet which tells all about Black
and White Toilet Preparations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
nevivcs Dover Farm Charter.

The charter or Dover Farm Cor
poration was revived yesterday by
the state Corporation Commission.
Tho maximum capital stock is placed
at 500, 200. and minimum ut $500. The
fncorporators are: G. Boicc, presi
dent: James Mullen. secretary: Cyrus
w. Bcale and Guy Il. HaZelgrove. all
of Richmond. The corporation viii
operate farms and deal In live stock
AMI farm produrts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
Two Negroes Sentenced

Willie Banks, colorcd. In Hastings
Court yesterday. was given one year
in the pcrit.ntiary for houscbrcak-
ing. and Clyde smith, colorcd. cot
one year for stealing "A diamond ring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
VIII Hold EaI, Festival.

The fall festival OF ST. Johns
Evangelical Church will be held I'm
the Sunday school rooms tonight at
o'clock. Home made cakes, candy
and fancy work will lie offered for
sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
WHEN HAIR Trims,
FADES OR FALLS
USE "DANDERy

Is cents buys n bot.
tie OF "Danderine."
within ten minutes
after the first applica-
ton you cannot find n
single trace of dand-
run or falling hair.
Danderinc is to the
hair what fresh show
ers of rain and sun
shine are to vcgcta-
ton. IT goes right To
the roots. inviEoratcs
and strengthens them.
helping your hair "a 8
grow long, thick and {
luSuriant. I
Girls! Girls, Don't /
stay llfcless. colorlcss,
a single application
Dnnder!ne Will double q
radiance OF your hair
look twice az nbundan,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
win Hold turkey D,uncr ,,d s,,c

The Woman's Guild OF Grace Epis-
copai Church will hold II turkey din
ncr and sale next Tuesday in the
sunday school room OF the church.
The sale VIII start at noon ami the
dinner will he served from to S
o'clock l.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18
Calls Meeting or v.n.

NeV. w. III. Burkhardt. rector OF
trace Episcopal Church, has called a
meeting OF Ill the men of the con-
sreSation tonight at O'Clock, at his
home. 1902 Park Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

For small girls, here arc all
kinds Of warm Coats, with
and without fur trimmings.
Nice materials. Warmly lined.
These are all reduced for to-
day and Saturday, $500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-18

For little girls or boys. Good
shades. Warm. serviceable.
S1.05.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
gAT,TEMTN

We arc desirous of getting in touch with a
reliable person. one who will act as our
local representative: the person we desire
need not be experienced In our line but IL ia
essential that he possess the average Intellis
gence and be able to approach people with
ease: high school certificate or equivalent
necessary. =
The position we have to offer will occupy
your full time. or. II you are desirous only
a portion of your time. and should net you
To the person that qualities and Nils this
position satisfactorily the opportunity for
able.
and can give the best OF references. In turn
references and bond are required OF appi-
cant.
A. NJ. and and 4 p. NJ.
si7.ie-21 wIpENER BUILDING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
DEATHS

<skaTfNE Dec. "a, 1921. JACOB, hus.
tfnd1 d 81 lives and friends. also societies Of
sfn soTySes arassrs e hIs Ists rssdePce pc
s;.t ,Ifa r esves II ssefssrd Broad 81, sta Tor Bsiq
iissS sSsSSvg,,cYY.-on r ~ Dec. i2, ,oa1. GRACE NJ.
hyytEy daughter OF Theresa Z. Clark
~" ~ rs late Francis, J. o'Neill. Relatives
rnd itlsro invEed TO the funeral, on Satur-
sfnsi.,. i.,.ornIrg. al 80 o'clock. frori her late
1921 RSsswSod R6ss ~ is .t cSlss% sSSlsSn
rseuenn IVA Media Sta, at 10 o'clock. Inter-
mn ~ ~ Holy seruichre Cemetery.
h,nelo o1TsT.--suddenly DEC. 8. CHARLES I. /,
husSsnd of Gertrsde WsUn SSe't tSe cbpFssS,Ia sra
:!sTEnnssSS !sTEnnsStRE fSsrc9s rssudderly, Dec. 5, ELIZA.
SSssnfes sSsmfe raneS services ep e sat- ATE
May 'sM at the churchvile Reformed
ess II laAReRREf All f's IT, how'd %doS VIZ IL
esrmssnISp r sIbson. Relatives and friends are
d st.epab ts sbaps fspspf pf xxx ssFySei Nss ssd
Sas ws@ Rsf s. a Ab!sS g1t,.M4 n
Is isrIsii; M a, the
..1,i 60 q t.erSiess Sat- z NJ. al the Church.
ss,Fa EfforTpsse mpse. Il, 1921 EDWARD O., son
sMIsnite w late ou!nby and Elizabeth Smith.
nd. nay yy.sia.ncs dall sat ss4, r. gsts r ~ NJ rnt e.
hhlssv,ss.own rs slseS Gem. at convenience Of the
f'gspi'EENcER.--on Dec. IS, 1921. EvAL1NE
"a daug ter Of the late John and Eliza
~ ~, YOUNG. in her seth year. Relatives and
ss,unss m are invited 70 the services. on satur-
nisnvs ns,ernoon. at 2 o'clock. mt her late resi-
dsy s ai st2i Race st. lnterment private.
s,ssaastspy saAsfy wife Of John staiger. Services on
s!S,yIp s!,Ipo "Drnb %sy be viewed at her late iH: resi-
{.ses. Esms'pGl GleoI n. Maryine st., THURSDAY sye-
ksSssEEb ff Tslsptls city Dee
sss Arch f and iSip is,h sts 1nt pEiysss BAR
swAL.yIpn'w a. Ls..Ip' wife Of Willism n Swallow.
w VIZ s.r 18th year. Relatives and friends are
i,nnvitsd ~ ns to attend funeral services. Sat. 2
Ira. & IL Int. private. Remains may be viewed
~ YrTl;AS sf' 'HART.--suddenly. Dec. &. EMMA
nss LsTers rsrvses Sfs St %oTyls W. Van ,S
Atartt.hry|IIe Hart rnne'fR Reformed Church. -l' "' '"e
IVAN PELT.L,Dec. ~ Miss ABBY ANN
w. yuSiTPeirt' Peit. funeral services at st. Marks 8
Church; At iGcso iSso a. II int Private. Pits,
SgysSSe sHa AfSs sRRxI se''s SfS fSDS Sr
NaFnsEt RELATIVES IL st,srd snd friends are
WRIGHT H. WRTSuE RRiy y Z; 4; Pc Pee. y;
sssr' s' Relatives and friends. also all So
sssties, invited to funeral. Sun. 2 p. NJ.
from NJ ns fSf Cy TeeSen'e cs@ FssnGs adsSg sy ayG cs