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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
RIVE,sVII-LE
Church Supper

The church supper given on the
church lawn on Thursday evening
Of last week was a most enjoyable
as well as a financial success. AL.
though the affair was planned and
carried out on short notice, the at.
tendence was very good indeed.
The committee who had charge Of
the affair wish TO thank all who
helped them in any way and are
especially grateful to Mr.. James
Freeman who did the electric wir'
ing and arranging for lighting the
grounds, which made 1t possible to
have the affair out OF doors. The
proceeds which amounted to over
twenty dollars will be applied to
paying for the equipment for the
recreation grounds.
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meet At the homo OF aIr. and Mrs.
John Freeman Il Jasper street this
evening.
Rev. s. J. Chapman OF the Lo-
ganport circuit called on friends
here yesterday. .Mr. Chapman was
on his way to Laurel Point "a con.
duet funeral services 81 Mrs. Ross
Hall.
Mrs.. Jennie Freeman and grand.
daughter Miss Nellie Hamrick left
yesterday for Calhoun county
where they win be guests Of the
formers daughter Mrs. stutler for
several days,
J. s. Google g spending a few
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7FLIcKEReRAMs

Priscilla Deans next Is wild
Honey.
Adventures of Tarzan' will be
Eeleasei Oct. 1.
Ora Carewe is featured In THE
Scar Just completed.
1 g Great Moment, Elinor
il photoplay is lin It's
on Broadway.
Ayres' first starring We
TO be 1.-THE Lane That Had
10 Turning, by Sir Gilbert Parker
Paramount has bought screen
Hlghts TO .Miss Lulu Bett" and 1t
tilis be produced as William De.
llie special.
sExperience' starring Richard
Bartheimess and having 80 import
int characters and 500 extras.
|nakes its New York debut.
George Chesbro leading man for
he late, Olive Thomas and for Juan
Id Hansen and Ruth Roland Is to
y, featured In a series Of North
list Mounted Police stories. 1.-THE
SecoIls Is the first.
\. = u.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

Mr.. j. D. Curry and daughters,
Miss Katherine Curry Of Washing.
ton, D. c., and Miss Virginia Cur.
ry Of Fairmont spent Tuesday the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Keener, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Keener, and Mrs.
Frank Hood and children attended
the Hildebrand reunion at opekis-
XII on last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Jones and sons, Ro-
land Jones and Aciel Mcdonald,
from the state of Indiana, Mrs.
overbry and daughter Ada Of
Huntington, are here for a visit
of several days with Mrs. Law
renee Vincent and Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Mcdonald.
Mrs. Ray Miller OF High Lawns
has been quite III the past few days
G, R. Amos Of Baxter has been
the guest of his brother ]. w.
Amos this week. The former haA
been in poor health for come time
and has Just returned from the
hospital at Fairmont where he had
xray pictures made to assist in the
diagnosis of his ailment. :
Mrs. Clarence Smith Of Pharoahs
Run and Mrs. Lille Berdine Of
Morgans Bend were guests OF their
sister Mrs. Pearl Huffman on Tues.
day Of this week.
]. l.. Myers who holds a respons.
ible position with the Rivesville
Power company left yesterday for
his home in Buffalo, N. Y, where
he will spend two weeks vaca.
ton.
Mrs: Pearl Huffman, Mrs. Geo.
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es Ruth Prickett and Lucy Amos,
Mr.. and Mrs. David. Prickett.
Sunday servlces

Although the regular pastor Of
the RivesYille NJ. E. church South
Is enjoying a months vacation the
congregation is being very eff.
GENTLY looked after by Rev. G. A.
Linden and Rev. Richards. The
latter preached on last Sunday
morning from the subject: What
Think Ye Of CHRISTI" Mr.. Rich.
ards handled his subject I'M a very
able manner. Rev. Linden official.
ed at the evening service and also
preached a fine sermon. On next
Sunday morning Rev. Richards
Will again be in charge of the
services.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
Class Entertained

The members Of the True Blue
Sunday school class were enter.
tanned on last Friday evening at
the home Of Miss Geneyieye Har.
ford. A most delightful evening
was spent as this class has a
knack Of getting enjoyment out Of
every gathering. Those present on
this occasion were the Misses Lulu
Hamrick, Jessie Hawkins, Gladys
Stewart, Anne Arnett, Elizabeth
Barker, Georgia Martin, Nettie
Hawkins and the hostess. Mrs.
William Thompson, teacher OF the
class was also present.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

Mr.. and Mrs Russell Philips,
of the Greentown addition to
Riyesville are receiving congratu.
lations on the birth of little son
whom they welcomed in their fam.
lily on Thursday morning OF this
week. While the youngster only
weighed a trifle over six pounds,
he seems to be in good health and
both he and the mother are get.
ting on very nicely.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

NEW YORK, Aug. ga good,
light always helps things along.
Itputs pep into the .eelluloid.
And the movie fans evidently
IKE u
(which probably explains several
rather stirring battles thrown in
TIN Shame, another Fox thriller
Iest released.
. Having exhausted the Orient the
scenario writer packs off his char
aeters. bag and baggage to Alas
Up there, where the hero is CIV
Ing the icy refrigeration treatment
TO the inner pangs Of a secret sor-
row, everything Is cleared up TO
the satisfaction OF the scenario
writer, the audience and all 9TH
ers concerned.
4 Just TO make the windup a lit
lie harder, q spectacular wolf
Might Is thrown IN for good meas
ire. The wolf inyades the hero's
cabin and rigl1t before inc admir-.
az ayes 81 ia wife he chokes ths
3fute into innocuousness.
1,I,in,y,,a,5 .,rnve ranid,v a. i"sh.,, ~,
seaa s,,aao sn aapiNI I,,! ~ sAsns
Id fstbSr Thar ~ 80 son ae pays
frhnSSathor "a si,isd IL shan.,.,
oilarsi, 90 sion - aSssJ. ,.,.t e :
arin,s -daS.h,a. sl Th. So asA saa losa
nenteSd .,,ndas .ha Sai Iea . .sasuss
"a Ss1,.cassa hSea gS.set IN sast rt NJ
sse aiiis's s,ha o ,.I,,es - tue 1 .,.u.
ras,dad lin ,vha, ~ 1s ns' = t Ssh,,
f.iiSSst ~. "n a.s ne ma ssa. va
,,a i4eS sstoAs sno'tona'
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"A REAL REEL FIeHr-

Fights in the movies are not al.
Jays make believe. An extra man
hreatened 10 sue Thomas Melghan
samolint star, because he clains
" jaw was fractured by a blow
deighan hit him during the MAX
ng OF a fight scene in "Cappy
ticks, Il was q saloon brawl
nd the extra man says Meighan
ut too much steam behind the wal
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
IA Mountain lake park

Mr.. and Mrs. Google, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Keener, Mrs. Guy
Bailey and children, Mrs. Ella
Hess, the Misses Nellie Hess and
Dorothy Google, Straud Freeman
and Jack Porterfield were among
those who attended the Odd Eel
low and Rebecka outing at Noun
tain Lake park yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

Hamrick and Mrs. Ezra Keener
were at Kingmont this week where
they visited the formers niece
Mrs. Mabel Tombleson who Is crit.
ically Ill.
Mrs. Joseph Merrill Of Sullivan,
Ind, and Miss Clara Merrill OF
Fairmont were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. David Prickett the first Of the
week.
Mrs. Amy Wilson and Mrs. Liz.
zie Crislip were guests OF the for
mer's sister Mrs. Howell OF Mon.
ongah yesterday.
Mrs. Russell King is spending
an indefinite visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. Thomas Wright Of Bell,
view.
Mrs. May Kennedy and children
OF Barrackyille weer guests OF Mrs.
William Smith the first Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pinlney Wilson
and Miss Bell Toothman were Wis.
iting Mrs. May Musgrave on Sun.
day and Monday.
Mrs. Virginia Toothman and
daughter Opal were guests Of the
formers sister, Mrs. Will satter.
field over Sunday. The Toothmans
reside at Fairview. :
Mrs. Cora Lake Of Grafton is
spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Russell Philippe.
! The Second ward Bible class will
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
Captain Gould Is
Dead In Florida

A messago received hero by rel.
atiyes ennonnced mo death of Cap
tain Louis Could formerly of this
city which TOOK place "Wednesday
Afternoon at 4sa5 O'Clock at hts
homo &C Fort Meyer, Floridh He
was O broth gtln1Rw Of Captain
Thomas Reed and Of the late n.
+. Reed and Atfs. Lamar G. Pow.
ell OF this city. He was s. ycars
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
ENTERTAINED at plnner.

Mrs. J.H. Hairless Of High Lawns
entertained at twelve o'clock din
ner ot pretty appointments yes.
terday. Her guests were Mrs. Il.
B.. Fitzhugh, Mrs. Emma higgins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Fitzhugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Homer Toothman and
daughter Helen and Master Lester
Fitzhugh. A very delightful day
was spent. The guests were all
from Watson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

Mss Lucy Philips q uaionsown
Paa g spending several wseits
with her grandparents, Nj. and
Mrs: Charles w. SatterfIeld at
their home on Bolton street Miss
Phillips recently moved from hero
to Uniontown with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George o. Phillips.
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EuII TIme AZ Mtnea

Rivesyille miners were made
happy when notices were posted
the, first Of the month stating that
the Parker Run mines would work
every day during the month or
August. This comes as a welcome
change after the irregularity of the
past several months.
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Films eurn.

Quite a little excitement was
caused at the picture show on last
Tuesday evening caused by the
films, which were being used, TAX
ing fire. While the fire was soon
oxtinguished several dollars worth
Of damage was done as the films
were entirely destroyed.
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days as the guest OF william
Ralphrnyder near Arnetisvillo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Drew and
son Ralph OF Marion. Ohio are Wis
iting u the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
y Il rrielsest
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
OF Monongah have received an.
nouncements Of the birth Of a lit.
tie daughter who arrived at their
home on Wednesday Of this week,
Mrs. Howell was before her mar.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
.Typhoid Fever

Miss Martha Merrill, has been
quite III for the past few days and
attending physicians have dag.
nosed her case as typhoid fever
However the indications 80 far
are that the disease will be In Of
light form,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
caARLIE,ys tnlRrHpLAcE

New honors are coming to Char
10 Chaplin. A commemorative
ablet islto be placed on the house
j. Fontainebleau where he was
,orri announces First National.
french cinema folk conceived the
.iea, says the report
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05
True Blue Glass Meet With

The True Blue Sunday school
class met at the home OF their
teacher, Mrs. William Thompson
on last Tuesday evening and had
a very good meeting. Among other
things discussed, plans for an all.
day picnic to be held on next
Thursday were made.
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on Excursion TrIn

Mrs. G. @. Arnett and daughters
the Misses Anna and Pauline, Dora
May Smith; Alma Smith and Monta
Merrill were among those who took
advantage Of the excursion to.
pittsburgh last Saturday and Sun.
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-05

William Floyd has sold his resi-
dence % Frank Hood. Nm. Floyd
expects % move his family TO RAT
cliff station ii q few weeks.
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sRE(2KI.ES
t.ls T'I,no to Gst Hid Of
These Ugly Spots.

els T'!,no to Gst Hid Of
These Ugly Spots.
&'s no longer the slightest
Sc feeling ashamed of your
ckles, as Othine-double strength
|EiB guaranteed to remove these
,omelys spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-
bubble strength-trom any drug.
list and apply a little OF It night
I'D morning and you should soon
Be that even the worst freckles
AVE begun to disappear, while the
|ghter ones have vanished entire
/. Il IS seldom that more than an
n III is needed to completely clear
30 skin and gain a beautiful clear
bmple1ion.
Eee sure to ask for the double
trengths othine as this Is sold I'M.
IN guarantee Of money back Il II
lis TO remove freckles.
! } 80 =
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riage Miss villa Thrash of Rives-
vile.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13

OBITUARIES.
THE REV. v. q. GRIFFITH.

The Rev Vincent Colyer Griffith !.
rector or the Protestant Episcopal
Church and formerly an architect OF
Brooklyn. died Thursday at St Luke ,
Hospital or sleeping sickness. He was
attended b. Or. Samuel Lambert, and
had been under treatment for stomach
trouble. He was born in Brooklyn IN
1867, end was graduated from the Co
lunba School Of Architecture in 1882
After study abroad he became an in
structor at Pratt Institute. He won sew
eral architectural competitions in his
~ and Boston and was one OF The de-
signeTs OF the tower OF the Brooklyn
Borough Hall While in Oklahoma, be-
cause Of his health, he studied for the
ministry and was ordained in 1914 by
The late Bishop Brooks. serving as rector
OF ST. Johns Church at Norman. Okla.
and as chaplain OF the Church Home for
Girls AT that place Last September he
came 10 this city for treatment He mad
made his home with brother q 21s
Marlborough toad, Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
E N GAGED d i.

BAUM WEITe-Mr. and Mrs. simon krae-
aipr or 4iS South 18Th ST.. Newark, n. r..
announce the engagement OF Hermine wsi
sister OF Mrs, Kracmer1 to MI Martin
Baum OF New York.
CONsTINE-RECIiNIT ana Mrs Gts
Rechnitz OF Denver, Colorado tnee Sars Il
Monheimer OF New York) wish to an
uounce the engagement Of their daughter.
ESteiis Beatrice. 70 Mr.. Herbert Eda n I'd
Gonstine OF San Francisco.
NfAN-RtPIN.- Mr.. and Mrs Maurice
q. Rpin of 645 West End ay. announce
The engagement OF their daughter. Bete
nice. 10 Mr.. Sigmund Friedman OF New
60 * 1.D-TROsK. Mir. and Mrs Samuel 81.
'trosE Of IT5 Enderhiil az. Brooklyn,
announce the betfothal Of their a9ughtel 4.
Della. 10 MI George Jay Gould. son of
Nr. and Mrs. Nj "a Gould ot Dcs Moiues
and New York.
PH1LIPP-MARKS.- .-Nrs. Nathan MARKS
nounccs the engagement ~ her daughter
Myra 70. Leopold Philip
sEtDT-APPEIBAlM Mr. ana Mrs JuHus
Lewis Of Belle Harbor L. L.. announce the
engagement Of their sister. Miss Wlnifred
H. Appelbaum. 10 MI. Milton s. Seldt. son
" Mrs. A. Seidt of Far Eocl,aray. /. ].
TALLY -KANToE. ana Mrs Emanuel
Eantor OF 5ia West tt3a 49,. Ncw York
cty. announce the engagement of their
daughter. Elsa Kantot. 70 Nil Reuben
faMt Announcement 0f reception later.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
1T SIi NOR E-.IDl.

Ali-s Helen Jo> u Norta plahaeld
~. i and Ar MURRAY Rushinore ~
PlamHcld we're married Yesterday bill
tna i'nst Methodist Episcopal Church.
PIainheld. The cesemony Was per-
formed bN the Res bishop Charles Eal-
ard Mitchell. who officiated at th} we'd
ding of the brides parents M, and
Mrs James z, JOY
The bride was attended bN her sisters
the Misses Alice and Gertrude 10Y and
Mrs Herbert Sperr, DuCret T'he
bridegroom l. the son of MI und AIRS
Townsend Rushmore and was graduated
from Yale III 1912. llp was i First
Lieutenant III the 2lfth Field AriillerN
and served throush toe Meuse- ArGonne
operation, Ills nest man was Ma john
Mason Tilney. Nala classmate The
ushers were Messrs William Clark y
Hambleton Ober. Warren K. smith
Phelps Barnum, William Lyman Camp
bell and Allan Sheldon.
The bride was graduated from Wei
lesley College Ia 1913. and served two
Years overseas in the war work OF the
Y. W &. a.. ~ ChateaurouN Coblenz
rours and brussels.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
"sALLY" TO AID CHARITY.

A special performance Of Sally " 10
be given for the benefit OF the Manhat
tanville Nursery Association will be
held on the evening of Easter Monday
March IS. al the New Amsterdam The
atre. Several unusual features are be-
ing planned for the evening. \ large
doll donated by Mrs. Hermann M. Biggs
and dressed in . copy Of the Russian
costume worn by Miss Marilyn Miller,
viii be sold at auction during the even
ing, A new song will be sung for the
first time that night. The patronesses
for the benefit include Mrs. Cornelius
NJ Bliss. Tr.. Mrs. William A. NJ. Bur-
den, Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler. Mrs.
Il. Cassimir dc Coppett Mrs. Arthur
Murray Dodge. Mrs. Charles d. Hilles,
Mrs. l.. Emmett Nolt. Mrs. Robert I'm
derwood Johnson. Mrs. Ogden Mills
Reid. Mrs. Henry Willard and Mrs.
Charles A stone
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
Mr.. X. Lane, Jr.,
and Miss McCahU
Engaged to Marry
Hriaroro0m-fo-Br Is Son Of
Secretary Of Interior in
Wilson Cabinet.

Announcement was made ln Sew York
ssatrfdat as Nrs James ArcahiI ~
Lake city Miru II the engaseneH o'
hcf daughter Miss Catherine McCanil
1T, Al. F'rankln II Lame ji soa ot
Nl and Mrs Flanklin i Lane of
II ashing7on Alrs McCahin ana he'll
daughter arr ,or lie presrur n me
Flaza Hotel Miss McCahliI was Stadu-
ased from tne Convent of THE sacred
Heari
MI Lanes father was Secretary of
the Interior during the administration
of President Wilson Daring tae war
the young man served in ;hr a.r force
o The navy. wih the rank If ieuten.
aa His sisier. Niss Many Lame, was
narricd to Mr Ppilip c Kaufman. sou
AIi ami Mrs Nictor Kaufman. NJ
St .lamrs's Church. washington. on
Airil 20 1920
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
WEDDING NOTES.

me marriage Of Miss Helen II. YUM.
daughter Of Commander Lotus Nunn
or the British Navy. and Mrs Nunn. 70
Nm W H. Dannat Pell. son Of tine late
Charles r. Pell Of this city. viii take
place on the afternoon Of March - in
ST. James Church, Madison avenue ana
Severty-first street
Miss Dorothy Cowpertiiwaa. daushteR
of Mr. and Mrs Frederick s. Cowperth-
wait Of Ridgew n. j.. will be mar
ried 70 Capt. Clinton Rush Boone T.. :.
A., son OF Mir and Mrs Henry Clinton
Boone 81 Macon Ga, on March % in
Christ Church. Ridgewood
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
DIED

ac,rt Ga Saturday March r., ia-i.
taa at the nome of big mother. Mtt.
. Asgaat Rourke l6G IN sf., EonE islaN8
Et arrived by Ills mother and brother,
t sN g Rourke of Scarsdale y ~,
4ter. Miss Cecella HourSe. Funeral
tNem bis late residence. Tuesday, Ma4s~A
30 AL MI. thence ~ St MArTA
~. Where solemn reauiem iaa+3
uth n celebrated f0r tile repose ot ~
so inteiment Calvary Cemetery
III I'll Mare il. la-t II her iStl 5ear:
Aune. deaGy bclnved daughter *
and Emma heidein L.@ N.
tai services ou Sua eav eFenih-p a.
pclocs i5i West l-otu st
scHwAIsrz- -Adolph az his residence. ~
Brook aF., BronA Saturday March X.
aged 5s beloved husband uf Rosie
Schwartl and father of Harrs Fred. Aoe.
Martin. Joe. Edward afd Mrs Miuni@
Bagner Funeral SUNDAY HoHuns "a.
AZ. lntermsrt Washington Cemetery
sTEENWERTH Suddenly. ou rriday.
March II, 1921 Fiedauo. C ounsest
son of Frederick , aud Phc0. cashow
Steeawerth Funerai services 81 rhe l.ef-
near Grand ay.. BrooKsr oa @auday,
March rs. 1921, AZ r W.
srEINbLEIs ON FRIDAY. Maraa li at 3a
rome. .1o hiNersidc hf.Nw. JoSeph Y
Slender and devoted father ~ Ailtoa.
percival and Seymour Funeral serviges
ai lbs homea SUNDAY notninE Mafeh ia,
AT l0 ocloct.
THoRBCRN.-on saturda{ Mar.n l..i.
af her residence, 2ih West aGtH a l.r.
hecen Frances Reid rhorhWa pita nt
fEa late Col. Charles EcmonlstoW Ihnr
urn ana daughter af tar lat CAaI8-
Reid of NORFOLK. Va, iH thr ssiA wear
ot Apr aae Funeral service. ttt
Broadway Tabernacle Chuieut hloaa at
$F u.
VAN KIPK.-At saiauac LaRr, N iohn
H only son of john Heun VAN llrk
au4 Harriet Martha Million hio9a.AM
Eagle and GAINESVILLE, Wis. paptis please
copy.
WEIPPERT. ON Marcr 40 ia4I afiat
long illness, n her sd ycar Lcas NJ tref
Vokens) Funeral selNines ~ sunday
evening, 80 o'clock. AZ 436 East s3d I'd
Interment at Lutheran, Monday .a9 II 1'
wILIIA9fs.-Entered into rest, az the resl-
dence Of her niece. Mrs g. Roetald .es
gidceway. White Plains y 81. March IN
1921. Layinia L.. wife ~ the latgs FranM
Williams Of Brooklyn aud Newhui sh
IT. Fuueral services nll bC held nt tire
Greenwood Cemetery chapel, BroUktNtf 81
ST. on Monday, ai clocE. NeWnareA
papers please copE
wis oN.-On Marcel }l ia.i euhe
Aiister Wilson at as resldcaee 5si
Last i5gtn IT,. BrouN. AGED " eat- 0'-
loved husband " Mary E wilson. la.6eE
- Robert Z. Wilson AND orofng " Alaert
q. Wilson and Mrs Francis II snli,h
Funeral services will he held ID ihe
Renaissance Room. Masonic HAN, -3d s-
and 9th av.. Manhattan. on sunday cNeh-
auspices of York Lodge, 80 iA' aud
a. Ill Members OF York odEe. III. "
and a. NJ: Major Franr Kick Camp. No.
IA. H. s. w VI. Police Suuarr Club allu
Patrolnen's Beneyoien Assoaiaiion are r.
susctfully invited to attend lniefmtht a.
convenience 81 tae iamily
vol.FE-on March t. ia2l Augusta
beloved wife or Christian 4 Wolfe at
her residence. 90 aSth H., Broekiyn
Services Monday. March =. ~ Y" r.
4t Funeral Tuesday Mareh III. Inter
ncuf Evergreen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
IN M ( M O RIA NJ

BERGlck-4u loNinG mem"S 81 onf
loved parents Abraham - Berteh ata
Minnie Borrials. and uur beloved bt"t ef
Milton A. Bsrrck Gone but not Tor
gotten.
cROTHERs Isabella Gardner. IN eyer lo.-
ing memory OF our beloved e-lfe ara
mother. Who departed this life March y.
1901 William Crothers Mrs. Noble AZ
len Mrs Harold Hogse't. Mr~. tFar
Richards Mrs. Persls SALISBURY.
bANIDSoN. A requiem mass iu memory uE
Mrs Mary a. Davidson church IL "
Paul the Apostle Goth st. ana loihfiha.
av.. MONDAY, A. ". Relatives ahd
friends respectfully Invited ~ att@d.
DE BOEH.--Iu memory 81 DOR darling E
ter. Kitty. died March ~. tal4
TRANK.-ln loving. cherished memory y aee
dear parents. Morris p and Mary Franz
HEYAiAN.-ln loving memory of Eet
Heyman, devoted wife aud m95nrt
~ NJ. Union Fields Cemetery l' fh@f
following SUNDAY. Moses ites '"Al "".
famil2.
LEHMAN .--Joseph. iva memou pt rns lN.
hand and father Who passed a%@& Mtt
~ i9i7 Gone. but not forgotten. WH.
and son. Nathan.
LEVIN.-In fondest memory ~ my e"lofg,
wife and our darling mother MAT
Levin, departed this lite Mateh ";
tionr but ever Va our thoughts san4.
Levin Dora Sobel, A. Lincoln Levin
LEVIN loving memory af pqf aes.
brother. william, departed ihis ife Maro
q. 1910. and our dear SISTER. @3nie L,te.
departed this life March il l9la Con-
but not forgotten. sam and Lottie
ROTHsCHILD.-samu IL loving memo
~ the best ~ fathers Who died Marc
l5. 1855. His children
SCHROEDER. in memory ol y Frederic
Schroder who died March l8. lslp
SIMPSON. i'm memory of James ~. ~tnyu
Son. who departed This life March y iHl-
No FORGOTTEN. Mltt.
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
TO START AIR DERBY.
Governor Of Florida Ia See Race
nt BeIleuir.

BElLEAiE. Fla, March i2.-Gov Gary
Hardee or Florida has been invited BY
the honorary tournament committee in
charge Of the air tournament to be given
here March 26. - and 2s 30 start the
Southern Air Derby wn.c. is one or the
features 81 the event.
Sixteen army flyers from Carlstrom
Field Arcadia. are to take part in
race Of one hundred miles over closed
circuit OF twenty miles A squadron Of
flying boats and seaplanes win fly from
the Pensa cola naval air station 10 wit
ness the race. The tournament Is planned
TO keep people interested in aviation
and to impress upon them the practical
ity OF commercial aeronautics. Thou
sands Of visitors ana Florida residents
viii see the race
The New York herald., 1921-03-13
M.kELNsN-sAMLEL.

Miss Florence Adele samuel daueh.
ter of Arr. and Mrs Robert Mardeu sam
ucl Of Glen Ridge N j.. was married
Yesterday 70 Mr.. George McKclNcy, Jr.
Of Jersey CITY al the First Presbyterian
Church, Fifth avenue and Eleventh
street The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Thomas Guthrie Speers The
bride had only one attendant Miss
Edna Grant Clarkscu ol summit, y H..
while MI, ti0her Wallace Wilson Of
Jersey Ctty acted If best man a we'd
ding breakfast was SERVED at the Hotel
Rrevoort, after which tine couple started
for Hot Springs Nu