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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
TRANSFER 800 PHONES
TO BOULEVARD EXCHANGE
Effected at Stroke of 10
Saturday Night, When
Traffic Is I.igh,

'h the stroke of 10 Saturday nirht
ucariN 'oo telephones will be trans
'erred from the Madison and Ran
"oiph central offices OF the C,h.s,-
pc"kc ana Potomac Telephone Com
pahE to III" Boulevard exchange. New
numbers have already been assigned
10 the telephones to he chanrcd
nose numbers will 20 into effect
When the transfer is made
no interruption Ia service will re-
sun from the transfer nf the teIc-
phones from tn" EXCHANGES located on
Fast Grace Street to the boulevard
once on Stuart Avcnu" The hour
chosen is one at which telephone
traffic is light
Not more than one minute Will hc
required tn complete the transfer hut
"chihh this almost Instantaneous
cut-"Ncr are six weeks OF intensive
work I" make it possible. This pre-
urinary work has involved the LAYING
"i IN" largest telephone cable ever
manufactured l.2oa pairs of wires
from the boulevard Ollie" To l.om
paray street aud Park Avenue and
"ther extensive construction work in
'hc West End. II has also made
necessary work in the three OK
changes in r"arranginE facilities and
further work i'm the exchanges will
FOLLOW the cut-over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
SPEND s1,854,655 HERE
EACH MONTH IN LUXUR|ES
]. Tommy Lyons. of BaIti-
more, Starllcs Richmond
AID Club With Figures

j. Tommy" Lyons. national advcr-
Using director of the baltimore Sun.
who addressed the members and
guests of the Richmond Advertising
club IN Murphy's Hotel yesterday at
noon on The Main lLca.-lIow tn
secure More business Under Present
Conditions" delivered "A series Of
rapid-hrc brass lacks practical sur-
EeStions. In referring to complaint
oil some OF the business men OF Rich
hiohd To the effect that conditions
mere are bad. Mr.. Lyons cited figures
To prove that business cannot, be had
when. in city the size of Richmond.
approximately St,S5i.G5j per month IL
spent in luxurics. according To- gov
eminent reports.
There was gasp Of Arrangement
when the speaker uttered these
figures. hut he backed them up with
IN" detailed report. which showed
that the Sl.S54,6s5 was divided as
follows:
For ic" cream, sia.aaa; for soft
drinks. s60.66S: for candy. fl73.333;
Tor face powder. cite, sI?O.66G: for
pleasure. thcatcrs. etc. s5O..66s; Tor
FOOD hclicacics. $685. IA grand total
of sl.S5i.G65 per month.
WIN these figures as Indicating the
purchasing power OF the community.
Mr.. Lyons proceeded to outline a num-
her Of plans which might pro,itahlv
he employed for the purposc OF In
teiiiG"nt merchandising. particularly
by retail establishments
Mr.. Lyons urged the merchants IN
investigate deliveries in order 10
ascertain the number OF packages de-
lircred in tn" various districts. there
by enabling him to cultivate sales In
the weaker territory
Mr.. Lyons urged each proprietor of
Il business TO sell himself To the per
SohheI al MS own organization. He
sara tiat great sums are sacrificed
daily because the boss comes To work
win Il crouch and so hiscourares the
enthusiasm OF his own organization
Chairman Il. II. Thomas, of the pro-
gram committee. announced "A reprc
sentative of the Roger Babson Stalls
Teal Organization as the speaker for
next Wednesday on The Business
Outlook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
AMERICAN LEGION NIGHT
At. GREAT ELKS' BAZAAR
Entertainment for Christmas
Cheer for Poor Opens
With Much Success.

me Eilis' Bazaar opened last night
IN the regulation blaze OF glory. 4
large crowd Kept things going mcr-
THY from early in the night until
midnight. and neat sum was rcal-
'"e" Tor the Christmas basket fund
BESIDES the usual features incidental
l" an occasion OF this character. th.r.
We're many added attractions, includ
ihS splendid orchestral music vocal
'"aion and prize awards. Through
som" mysterious way Eddie sullivan
possessed himself Of Il ton Of coal
which was donated by "A brother tIl<
ana y. y. Weldon became the orucr
OF an electric iron. These prizes urc
awarded To persons whose names nrc
hl'htl"h"d at propiti"uS moment
!htrc Is u" charg" for admission ana
every one entering the big audi
forum Is given a ticket with "A cou-
non attached. This coupon may lead
To the ownership OF one of the MANY
gifts donated by members of ,h.
lodge.
Madame Ioclyn. a nationally
famous grand opera singer. rendered
several selections last night She was
received with great applause and WAS
forced to respond To several encorcs
Madame JoclNns husband is an Elk.
She happened TO he in Richmond YES
terday on her way to Florida for "a
rest. and learned OF the opening OF
Inc bazaar. She thercupon volunteer
I'D her services. and was the guest of
Richmond lodge last night.
In the parlor OF the home. Mile.
"uleika last night told the fortunes"
OF many OF the t:lks and their friends.
ana much mcrrinent was created
She VIII he on hand all week to help
make people feel better
The American Legion will he enter
tanned tonight. Chairman Joe Kass.
OF the reception committee. aided and
allotted by his assistants. Frank Ems
and Tom Garrett. will give the
DICTIONARIES hearty welcome. No
entrance charges are made To anv
one. The bazaar is open to all who
wish To attend and enjoy the offerings
of the lodge. The proceeds OF the
entertainments will he devoted wholly
to the purchase of food 10 fill Christ
mas baskets for the poor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
HODGES LAUDS AIR UNIT
OF MARYLAND GUARD
Inspired Ey Esprit dc Corps aud
Enthusiasm of Per-

Major Leroy Hodges. aid to GOV
ernor DAVIS. and ordnance officer of
the Virginia National Guard. who
represented Rriradicr- General 10
Lane stern, Adiutant- General Of
virginia al Logon Field. Maryland.
last Saturday and SUNDAY. has re-
turned TO the city. The personncl
OF the Air Unit o. the Maryland
National Guard. is the very high
est, SAID Major Hodges yesterday.
being composed entirely or over
seas nihccrs some OF whom. won
highest nonors in the world war. The
splendid enthusiasm. and the asprit
ue corps 'N'sting In the Maryland
ar Unit - an inspiration ia all who
arc fortunate enough To have an in.
innate association with The ouffi,.
and wish closer contact between
the MARYLAND and Virginia Guard
o!fccrs could u" dcy.loped''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
HOWITZERS' MEMORIAL
UNVEILED THIS MONTH
Observe Annivcrsnry December I3.
Are Planning 10 Hold the Cerc-
mDnN ~ Tint WING

Plans are being perfected for tho
unvcilinS of the Richmond Howit-
GERS Memorial tablet, which will
probably take place about the middle
of this month. The battery will OF
serve it's anniversary on December
IT, and efforts will he made TO have
the unvciling at that time.
The tablet will he placed at the
entrance OF the foyer leading into
the drill hail. 1t is eight feet in
height and five feet wide. and will
pcrpctuate the memory OF the artil-
lcrymen who gave their lives in the
world war. The tablet is here and is
safely housed at the armory. The
memorial was made possible through
the efforts Of the Richmond Howit-
herSS Association. the HowitZerS
Eattery AMI the Womens AuXiliary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
LITTLE THEATER LEAGUE
WILL PRESENT 8 PLAYS
Public Invited 10 Witness Production
nj Si9I: Floyd Avenue Next
Week

The Little Thcater League has com
rleted arrangements for public
showing" OF the ,hrce-play bill to
he given at the headquarters OF the
League. S0ol. Floyd Avenue. mex,
Tuesday, Wednesday,. Thursday and
Friday nights. Cards will be issued
10 all persons applying at the Corley
Music store. :l3 East BROAD Street.
Tickets OF admission also can he had
10y applying at the door on perform
ancc nights. and al the league head
quarters tonight when Their" will he
a private performance of sham
shan" under the direction Of Mrs
blanchard Forbes: The Florist
shop" under the direction OF James
W. Allison. Jr., president OF tho
lcaCnc. ANA Miss Elizabeth Preston.
and "Trifes." under the direction Of
Mrs. Todd Dahncy. constitute the
three play hill Miss Louise Burlcigh
is technical advisor for the produc-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Grays' Armory to House
RichmOnd-Made Goods

recession was reached yesterday
by the exhibition committee or tho
t.hamher of Commerce IL hold the
1872 Exhibition Of Richmond. Made
Goods in the Grays' Ar,norv. Fob
ruary 20-26.
Ninety spaces viii lie laid out
Tor the exhibitors, all Of whom arc
manufacturers in Richmond. and
whose products are sold through
out this country and in many for
cign countries.
Arrangements will 10 made To
utilize every inch Of space In the
huge armory. and 10 afford facili-
ties for accommodating the crowds
that are expected
More than $4,000 people visited
the 1921 exhibition. ana UPWARDS
OF $4,000 were unable 20 see the
display. 1t is proposed tn arrange
the 1922 display booths I'm II way
to facilitate the movement OF the
crowds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
was planned and viii begin imme-

was planned and Will begin imme-
diatcly.
A series OF mothers meetings WITH
DC held In an cndcavor to effectively
check the home brew practice through
appear for child welfare In tho home
suspicious persons and places will be
reported ty the W. G. II. u. members
to dry law enforcement agents here
Mrs. a. G. Quarlcs. president of the
BODY. declared there Is Migrant viola
ton of the prohibition laws in this
city. In answer Ia queries by MEM
bers. who have made mental note OF
suspicious characters. as to the proper
steps for an investigation. she ud.
vised they Immediately convey infor-
nation OF that sort to prohibition en-
forcemcnt agents.
DIR. j. Il. Mastin sccrcInrv OF thu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
seek VALUATION EXPERT
FOR THE Y. R. & P. WORK
Streets Committee Dcsignatcs
Body TO Draw Up Form
of Contract.
GETS DOWN TO "I,nAss rAcks"
Every Phase M the Situation Dis
c'isscd Mt Meeting Last Nivht-Wnl
Proceed with All Speed in Reach
Ing Conclusion.

Getting down to brass tacks." the
Streets Committee OF City roucil
last night, following a heart to heart
talk in executive session, authorized
the naming of a special committee
of three to confer with city Attorney
George Wayne Anderson. Directors
Savillc and TraGord and Comptroller
Cofcr. for the purpose Of formulating
form of contract TO he submitted
to various specialists, .AS the basis
for bids on the work of ascertain
ing the financial condition ana tho
physical valuation OF the Virginia
Railway and Power COMPANY. upon
which TO predicate the substance of
II blanket tranhisc.
This committee consisting of Chair
man Ordway Fuller, Coucilmcn John
Moore and John T.. Rose. will NEE,
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon pre-
pared TO formulate the paper. and
ths report Of this committee will I've
presented to the general committee
nj its meeting next Monday after
noon at : o'clock. At that meet
ing date will hs fixed TO award
the contract. Specialists Will be in
Nited TO hid on the work. Bidders
49, - N'''AAl'th ~ NlN'"tnS OF iNlCn-
mond.
DISCUSS Situation Fully.
Every phase of ;he situation was
discussed mt the conference las;
night. The question as To whether
this is the time 10 offer blanket
franchise had some weight Il was
suggested that probably the com
pany would waive it's request for a
franchise a, this time. !f city Coun-
CT! would allow IL to remove dupli-
cations Of service. such rs the Cary
street line OF the Oahwnod and
Broad line and other Implications ON
Church Hill and Broad Street. 1t
was determined that the question o,
the titney should he taken up sep
aTately. as IL had no connection with
the proposition OF blanket fran
chise.
The requirements To he demanded
of the successful bidder for the work
OF ascertainment embraces the fol-
lowing features:
What lie Is 10 DO.
He shall make complete engineer
Ing and financial analysis of de-
sign. management. efficiency and
valuation of street railway proper
ties OF tho Richmond division. Vir-
Sinia Railway and Power COMPANY,
from the time OF organization of the
company, and made accurate com
parison between property value and
amount Of bonds, stocks and sccuri-
ties allocated TO the Richmond rail
way division by said company and
In which IL claims IL should be on
titled TO dividends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
PUPILS EXCHANGE
EXHIBITS WITH HOLLANDERS
Initiate Unique Feature in History of City's Schools
Pictures From Overseas Received Here-Is Part
of National Education Week.

Pupils in the schools OF Barton
Heights AMI Highland Park have ar
ranged what Is declared to be :,
unique feature in the histiry of the
public schools OF Richmond by cx-
changing exhibits with the schools of
Holland The plan is part of "Na-
ronal Education Week" which is be-
ing observed at this time. \ series
q: pictures Of tn" leaders in Hollands
history nave been received here.
Whil" similar series Of prominent
americans were sent Ia Holland
The pictures from Holland have
been placed on exhibition in y, store
on East Grace Street and have GRO
atcd considerable comment and have
hocn viewed by thousands Of Rtch-
m"ndcrS, Miss Julia Woodbridge. who
mas charge or drawing in the Rich
m"hd schools. completed arrange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

which j w ,StriElc 10 vice president,
with a HON" plant in Baltimore. Md"
will establish "A branch factory at the
corner Of seventh and Leigh Streets,
the building and equipment to cost
upwards OF 100000. Employment
will he given 10 between cightynvc
and l2I men. The company was re-
Gently Incorporated with capital Of
si0O.0uo. II w. llonerbcrt being the
president of the corporation. Work
upon the construction of the new
.plant will begin about January /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
To attend uipIyn~ s...,,,

Z. II. Richardson. az this city.,and
w. u. Cardwcl!. Of Hanover County.
VIII go to Washington today AS the
representatives of the State of yir-
GINA Ia attend the directors meeting
OF the Rankhcad National Highway
Association. The meeting will be at
tended ny representative highway en-
thnsiasts from every state in the
thlon. the scope of the Rankhcad As-
s"clation'S plans being TO connect the
stat" capitols in "a great system of
highways extending from ocean to
ocean.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

m"ntS whereby the pupils in the
schools ~ the two countries would
cNch;tnr" pictures and also art work
Efforts AZ" being made Ivy Miss
Woodbridge To place more exhibits on
display in stores of this city in order
ihat the citizens OF Richmond may
So" just what the school children are
doing TIL" other exhibits will con
SiS' entirely rf drawings
Tomorrow is Patrons Day" In the
RicnhI"iii schools and parents OF the
pupiiS are invited Ia visit any of tn"
'''SSes ana Sc" how the public school
system mere ~ progressing. No clab-
crate entertainment has h,en mr..
ranged in any of the schools. il he-
ing tn" desire Of \. II. hin. supcrin-
tcndcnt of the Richmond schools. fur
Inc parents &c watch the real work
OF III" pupils
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
r,,n Reai1, Transfers.

\ deed OF bargain and sale record
Cd in the Chanccry Court yesterday
indicated tho transfer of the PROPERTY
at BAH Grove Avenue ~ Davis
BROTHERS 10 the Hampton Gardens
Corporation for SIi,Go0. who after
ward SOLD To G. NJ. Rankin for Sl0.-
0cr. The property at 1919 Hanover
avenue vas transferred by Ida Il
Rich"sOn To Mary s Mcclure for
5lI.50u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
BOOZE WAR IS DECLARED
BY W. c. 7. U. OF HENR|CO
Special Drive to Be Made
Against Home Brew
Manufacture Here

The w. G. y. L. of Iicnrico County.
at Its quarterly convention yester,In V
IN Laurel street NJ. L. Church. de-
ciarcd war on booze and home brew
manufacture In Richmond. A special
drive ON the latter LIQUOR yiojo,ion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
PUBLIC IS URGED TO STIR
ITSELF FOR C|TY's NEEDY
But Three More Days Remain
to Complete Associated
Charities Drive.
CHECK ron s.uo rs RECEIVED
generous Contribution From RIch-
m"nd Woman IIcnrtcns Officials In
thhrS" of CnmpaiEn-rtcad for
widow nnd the Homeless WnIf.

Eut three days now remain I'm
which To complete the 100000 asked
Tor in the present Associated Chart
tics drive. To date the total of con.
'ri"u'ions has been inadequate to the
'"tai asked for. and unless Rich
m"nHs public Stirs itself and gives
''''raiiy 10 this worthy cause. tic
Associated Charities hands ucxt y,,,r
will he bound and hcIplcss Ia ala th.
poor ana needy Of the city Every
man woman and child Of Richmond
~ urged by officials IN charge of tho
ariNc TO contribute now to This
cause.
the mails received at the Associ-
atcd Charities headquarters. 22l GOV
erh"r street. arc daily becoming
''"f" hcaNy. indicating that at least
part Of the public is waking nm 10 tho
needs Of tn. occasion. \ cbcc,i Cor
S""" from one OF Richmnnd's women.
accompanied hy the statement that il
could he donated to no worthicr
cacSe. considerably hcartcned the
campaign workers ycstcrtlay Several
more such contributions will help the
total up towards its goal 100000. by
saturday night.
believes single Drive Hotter
The board Of directors Of the local
Ing men and women in the city. These
nave decided that 1t is better to try
10 raise NIL the money needed for Il
whoic year at single drive such as
the one being held at present instead
OF making two smaller campaigns
during the year. This board. Ia Il
man, is Of the opinion that II is Rich
mond's duty to support the organiza-
tion as a civic asset. And this sun
iS S.l.n In,
with which TO take care of the home
less wa'f. or the widow ana her help
less children. or the father Of family
whose physical condition forhids his
working for a living Richmond
never bcfor" has fallen down when
asked Ia do job OF this sort
Christmas is now near. In many
Of l;ichmonds homes rcsound the
merry laugh OF the carr-f free child in
happy anticipation of the coming Of
Santa Claus. with his ha:; Of toys
and swcctmcats. From almost every
kitchen there energies the pleasant
odor of savory fowl. or Of baking
cakes. There is an abundance of
good cheer. in honor OF the memory
Of the birth long ago of the Christ
Child
Dull Misery In Homes.
But in many other homes there is
"''' w 'h'S' ihS''ih. lHtTe TX tnc
empty chillincSS mud duh misery of
poverty-thc kind caused by sickness.
or accident or disaster. And the
children go hungry and cold and cry
ing. for the dog OF rich household
is given more To cat than the human,
son or daughter OF a home "f poverty.
GIVE. today. to the Associated
Charities. is the plea of that body. and
help bring happiness and cheer To
Richmonds poor ana needy Send
your contributions to Trcasurcr Will
liam II. Trigg. 22l Governor Street.
or The Dispatch papers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

state Board of Charities and Correc-
lions. advised tho members work zoaI-
ously for rigid reinforcement of the
dry law. HeS laudsd the temperance
workers forSthelr untirIng efforts
which he declared had resulted i'm tho
presen, prohibition act. Mrs. Edna
T.. Fox. Bureau of Social Hygiene.
Board of 'iicalth.Saiko was a speaker
Plans for introduction OF scientific
temperance instruction in the school
were tentatively agreed upon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
TurI>cy supper n, Unitarian chu,c,

ladies Of the Unitarian Church.
Harrison street and Floyd Avenue.
will hold their annual turkey sumner
and sale tomorrow night Dinner
Will be served from $50 To o'clock
In The vcstry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

Pack inictidc nox Today.
Members OF the Bethany HON.
Auxiliary. OF Barton Heights. will
meet with Mrs. w. Il. Reams. No.
The Terrace. tomorrow afternoon at
2:30 o'clock tn pack the Yuletide box
for the home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Alissionn-y Meeting 1oa,,

An important meeting u tho Won
ems Missionary Society OF tn. First
English Lutheran church VIII ac h.lG
at tho church this afternoon a; 2
O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
RICHMOND NEWSBOYS VOTE GOVERNORS
WIFE BEST ENTERTAINER IN THE WORT u

Featuring the he hitc
Mansion |day SO"
glcc clu Tho
ncrb.r Tho
pl.asin
s,a
@ iN.H!s VINO was assisted ~ stuart Mchanx
Young
Selhcn "a" Mr. had hadi
ua!S was communicated o..
poys apIcafihg AT
q DO "'' ''"
ale yasen
Davis and '' WI" vote"
or l25 will punch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
GLASS OF SALTS IF
YOUR KIDNEYS HURT
Eat less meat IL you feel 1ackaehy
or have Bladder trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and overworks the kidneys in their
efforts to filter it from the system.
Regular eaters of meat must flush the
kidneys occasionally. You must re-
lieve them like you relieve your bow
els: removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel dull misery in
the kidney region, sharp pains in the
back or sick headache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, tongue is coated and
when the weather is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine il
cloudy. full of sediment; the chan
nels often get irritated, obliging you
to get up two or three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the body's urinous
waste get about four ounces Of Jad
Salts from any pharmacy; take a
tablespoonful in glass of water be-
fore breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine and
bladder disorders disappear. This
famous salts is made from the acid
or grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lithia, and has been used for
generations to clean and stimulate
sluggish kidneys and stop bladder
irritation. Jad Salts is inexpensive.
harmless and makes a delightful
effervescent lithia- water drink which
millions of men and women take now
and then. thus avoiding serious kid
ney and bladder diseases.--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
NORRIDCEWOCK

Mrs. Herbert Crosby is confined to
her bed by illness. She has been in
poor health all winter. Mrs. Mary
Longley is acting as housekeeper.
Mr. Crosby, who was seriously in
jured by being kicked by a horse, is
slowly improving.
Clarence Normany, who has a posi-
ton in the Maine woods, for the
winter is passing a few days with his
mother, Mary L. Normany. Mr.. Nor
many is having serious trouble with
his eyes, and is going to Massachu-
sets for treatment.
Mrs. Jeanette Johnson, who has
been in Skowhegan for medical treat
ment, has returned home.
Mrs. Alice Robbins has returned
from a visit with friends in Gardiner.
A letter has been received from
Nettie G. Sawyer, formerly of this
town, written Jan. 6. She went with
relatives Nov. "a, to Tampa, Fla, to
pass the winter. She expects to re-
turn North in the spring.
Mrs. Chas Boynton of Waterville,
has been visiting for few days with
her grandmother. Mrs. Mary Allen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-14
PALERMO
Mrs, Mary p. Coffin.

The funeral services of Mrs Mary
+. Coffin were held at her home at 10
o'clock Jan. 3. Rev. William Overlook
officiating. Her age was 50 years,
two months and six days. She leaves
to mourn her loss seven children,
Mrs. Alice Wetzler of China. Perlie
Coffin, with whom she made her home,
George w. of Albion, Ezra A. of Lis
bon, Benjamin l.. of China, Mrs. Nell
lie Blake of Freedom and Mrs. Viola
Skinner of China; also brother,
George Heath, and host of grand
children. There were many beautiful
floral tributes. The bearers were
Harry Leeman, Sumner Leeman, Lewis
Day and Woodbury. Tibbctts. Inter-
ment vas in Sand Hill cemetery