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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
Pacolet Route 2

The Mabry Sunday school has been
reorganized. Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The
superintendent is James Ward, whose
kindness and tact are proverbial.
In selecting him the community has
chosen wisely. May it under his skill
full guidance be blessing to our com
munity and promote the appreciation
of and love for the beautiful things
of life.
1t was my pleasure to be one of the
several hundred stockholders, corrc-
spondent and tomato growers to at
tend the opening day of the Union
Cannery & Products company June
18th. Never has more appreciative
crowd assembled at any time than
that which filled this large and COM
modious building. Several short
speeches were made by Messrs. Dun
can, Matheson, Kennedy and Smith
and it seemed Mr. Rice was at his
best and his co-workers in perfect
harmony with him which was fully
testified by the many outbursts Of
applause when he had finished speak
ing. | consider it special favor
to take my hat off to the Union Can
ming & Products company. Nothing
was left out to make the day a sue
cess. How well Mr.. Rice succeeded
was attested by the large overhowng
audience preesnt and one who enjoyed
the day in its entirety. The well-pre-
pared dinner was served in a most
sumptuous manner, and the ones hav-
ing in charge this difficult task are
deserving of the united thanks of
each and every one present.
Every one was bountifully supplied
from the looks of the plates after din
ner was over-they presented a scene
of emptiness, which was conclusive
proof that all had the desires of THEN
hearts gratified and the promises OF
their appetites fulfilled.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
SsSeden's Educational
System Faces Change

Stockholm, June 15.-Sweden's. edu-
cational system today faces reorgan-
ization the purpose of which is to
place full educational advantages
within close reach of every child in
the land irrespective of the child's
social standing in the, community.
Under the new plan all Of Sweden's
public schools, from the elementary
schools and the universities receive
both sexes. The Swedish School Com
mission purposes to open the "real.
skSia" and the gymnasium \ to girls
asswell as boys. An important change
wiii+be the elimination of several sub
Jeets as compulsory and the concen-
tration Of individual students on a
smaller group of subjects, logically
related to the occupation or profes-
sion which most interests them. Stu
dents will be permitted to start spe-
ciaiizing much earlier than at present
1t lis now proposed that virtually
the whole educational work of the
country, with the exception of few
private schools, be taken over by the
state. Tuition fees will be practically
eliminated, and students will not be
eneumbered by the study Of non-es-
sentia1 subjects. The estimated cost
offthe new system will be about ST.
Ooo,O00 year more than at present.
ltis proposed also to establish a
schooi, nswato the Swedish system of
edacation, to be- known as t1yceum"
winch In seven years will take pupil
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
Pullman Car Mileage

Chicago, ILL.,, June 17.-(By the As
sociated Press).-The Pullman car
mileage in 1921 averaged four and a
half round trips daily to the moon,
which is 23S,48O miles from the
earth, according to statistician of
the Pullman company. The mileage
averaged eight and a half trips to
distant, according to the statement.
the sun, which is 92,9O0,OOO miles
The mileage reported for the year
was 7O9,572, ,465 miles, which was de-
clared equivalent to encircling the
earth at the equator eighty-eight
times each: day, or once every six
teen minutes and twenty-five sec
onds. Each car was said to have av-
eraged yearly run of 118,367 miles
or approximately five trips around
the globe.
Pullman passengers, the company
reported, "rode 1924 ,22s,4O6 miles
in 1921, or car ride of lot miles for
every man, woman and child in the
United States. If newborn baby
started this trip and travelled at the
rate of 30 miles an hour without
stopping he would be 43,977 years old
when the porter brushed him off.
The average daily mileage was g.
19O,6O9 miles, or 91,275 miles an hour
and 1929 miles per minute.
pullman cars carried 31,2O4,992
passengers, an average of $500 a
day. 1t would take 106 hotels with
900 rooms each to furnish nightly the
sleeping accommodations provided"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
Body of Former
General Brought Home

Mexico City, June 15.-The body oi
General Felipe Angeles who was shot
two years ago in chihuahua following
his captured by Carranza forces
probably will be brought to Pachuca
his former home, for final interment
A movement ito that effect has beer
startel and coincident is a subscrip
ton campaign to obtain funds for ,
suitable monument to the famous ar.
tillery export in Mexico1City.
General Angeles was one of Mex
ico's most illustrious military men ane
during the world war4achieved consid.
erabe fame In the Frenchta army as 6
master of artillery.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20

A silk floss cotton or silk cotton
known as Kapok, Is obtained from tho
fruit of a tree found in the Dutch
East Indies, Ecuador, Bfazih and In.
dia. The yellow silky mass is taken
from pods and dried on cement floors
Thomas r. Marshall would disfran.
chise all who cannot speak, read OF
white the English language. He said
"l'm>for the melting pot, but If there
are.any Jumps in. the pot that WORT
melt let's~get rid OF them"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
Floods Wash Out
Rio Grande Bridge

San Antonio, June 18.-Both the
Southern Pacific railroad bridge and
the international bridge spanning the
Rio Grande at Eagle Pass were wash
ed out late tonight, according to a tel
ephone message to the San Antonio
Express. The river was reported at
52 foot stage, mile wide and still
rising. Fears were felt for the pop
ulation of Piedras Niegras on the
Mexican side, which is believed to be
inundated.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20

directly from the elementary school to
matriculation for the universities.
Among the languages offered under
the new plan will be Latin and Greek
and three modern languages in add.
ton to Swedish, namely, English
French and German.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20

Laredo, Texas, June 18.-Accordine
to reports received here, there has
been loss Of. life in the floods in
Mexico, but because of impaired com
munication it has been impossible to
ascertain the number Of persons. A
number of persons were said to have
lost their lives in cloudburst in Nue.
vo. Leon.
The Rio Grande continued to rise
slowly.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20

ckesa
Southern Railway System
mene'oned above May 18th September
turning to original October
permitted at and all going
trip within final INIT of go - -s.NI.. -
For further information Railway System
Agent O ~' N''"
~. CoINEh' L. R. PARTLOW,
District Passenger
SpatanburggSaCt IInion,
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20
"Cross Crossings Cautiously"

Thunder fish Inhabitants of the
River Nile give sharp electric shock
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-06-20

The goodwill and reputation for
making dependable products
Mhlrh tins company has among
me great motoring public has
taken years to build up and is to.
day It's greatest asset.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

MANY HOUSES wANTED-AIL
sizes and sections, IN city and suburbs,
urgently need about 20 houses for
coiored, prices s. 900 upwards, on
cash payment Of $500 or more. Since
1896 we have been satisfactorily and
promptly getting Buyer and Seller
fogether-that's results.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1923 T St.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

MANY PROPERTIES IN THE DIS
trict and nearby maryland and vir-
sinia, homes and Investments, apt.
houses, business property, etc., for
sale at bargain prices. on terms, or
can be exchanged. What can you
offer and what do You desire? Since
1896 we have been effecting trades
promptly and satisfactorily. See Mr..
W. s. Ryon, exchange dept.
N. F. RYON CO.. INC.
Main 1897. 1423 + st.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

INVESTOR OR SPECTATOR. TAKE
NOTICE! Large. modern, detached
apartment. within half block of 10Th
St; annual rental. $13.250: will be
sold by nonresident owner at price
and on terms that should appeal to
any party looking for a bargain.
Also a number of other apis, fats.
business and investment property.
below value and terms.
N. F. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4597. 1873 st.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
:WANTED-LOTs.

WANTED-L0Ts TO BUILD on OR sELL
over for speculation; price must be right; can
handle 15O Lots, suburban or city. Send full
psruculars. @. y. WARNG. 219 Bond bldg.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
FOR RENT-WAREH0UsEs.

FOR RENT-BRICK WAREHOUSE. REAR
1a1I St Inquire In store. .9s
TWO W1REHOUSEs, BRICK, FOR SALE Oh
rent: n 900 and q, 800 feet door space. Re-
spectively; electric sIevat9r; 1blS-lS1e 1ek.
ington pt1ce ne, opposits Bs d O. freight
Evening star., 1922-09-29
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Located in that attractive old section OF
Chevy Chase just north of circle sud west OF
Connecticut ave.
Charming new home of 10 rooms. ) baths:
beautifully finished: hot-water heat, electric
lights: fireplace; porches; large cellar: laun.
DIV: buiIt-in garage; large lot with 6ne old
shade trees; sell at sacrifice. Owner leaving
c:ty Possession at once.
&C. HOUGITON & CO., 1915 ST. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNIsHED OR HOUSE; GARAGE:
ample yard: in NV: one-year lease, privilege
buying: responsible couple: good tenants; will
pay $50. 3l7 South Spruce st.. Clarendon,
Va 3Os
Evening star., 1922-09-29
WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED III bU L.
CoL0RED PROFESSIONAL FAMILY WANTS
home Immediately: not over $4,000. Address
Box 170-k. Star office
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL INVEST
ment property. si1-room brick houses, white
or colored, any section; give location. price.
complete description property. Address Box
256-K, Star Office.
WANTED FOR BONA FIDB PURCHAsERs-
Two business corners. well located. in value
IN to 500 900; must be good investments. P. ].
WALSHE. Inc. 1107 Eye st: NV:
I WANT A MODERN HOUSE WITH BED
rooms. in the vicinity of 14th and Park road
NV: will pay cash. Address Box sS-K, Star
COLORED-WIIL PURCHASE HOUSE OF
modern improvements in good colored section.
Call Main 500.
WANT TO LOCATE IN CHEVY CHASE,
Cleve. Park or other good NV. section west
nrice and terms in letter to o. P. GASCOIGNE,
4l16 Fessenden st. NV.
MODERN HOMES IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL
sections. 141s Eye st. NV. or phone Main
1904.
Will BUY OR ROOM HOME IN THE
ne. Or Sc, but it must be within walking
distance Of sth and Mass. ave. ne. where ! am
Ss to e. " pA S'fse IS Rf St. and
WANTED, A HOME IN THE NV, BLOOM
ingdale or Petworth preferred or the heights;
or rooms with garage or room for one.
Rox 56-K. Star Office.
MODERN HOUSE FOR HOME, AT ONCE;
8 to rooms; in NV north OF Clifton, west
Of 18th St; must be reasonable. Address Box
S27.J, Star office.
WANTED At ONCE-SIX.ROOM HOUSE FOR
client; make big cash payment. G. C. Dun
KLE, 219 Bond bldg.
WANTED-A sIx-RooM AND BATH HOME
for colored; give address and price Of what
you have Address Box S42-C. stsr ONCE. 20
MUST BUY HOUSE. ANY GOOD SECTION,
modern. to 10 rooms. Phone Main 6072.
3 TO u ROOM HOME IN GOOD REsIDEN.
tial section, city or D. g: suburbs. HOS 18th
at. NV. Phone Main 872.
We ARE HAVING MANY INQUIRIES FOR
houses Of six to eight rooms In various sec
tions of the city, especially the northwest and
northeast sections, that can be sold on rea-
sonsbie terms. List with us for quick results.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-16 Bond bldg. l4th & New York ave.
Main 442.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
BUSINESS PROPERTY

SMALL FRAME DWELLING, NEAR COR Sth
commercial zone; bargain price. Brick dwell
ing. lot 81 #. front, Georgetown; LIST com
mercial zone. Price, $4,000. Apply 434 Wood
Evening star., 1922-09-29

VERY DESIRABLE 7-ROOM AND BATH DE-
tached house; in best NV. section: all mod
PERCY n. RUSSELL COMPANY.
e26 18th ST. Conner Of K.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

SlI NORTH CAROLINA AVE. S.n.-L W.
rooms and kitcienette clean and completely
furnished for | l.; adults. %.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

700 BLOCK. HOBART ST. NV.
Tvo-story colonial porch. brick dwelling: 6
rooms and bath; furnace heat: cellar: brick
garage Terms 1900 cash. balance monthly.
Act quickly
A. C. HOUGHToN & CO.. 1916 II st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section.
Evening star., 1922-09-29
$4,000.

S13. 900.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Three story English basement residence;
rooms. baths: electric lights; good alley
room on lot for garage; house in beautiful
4 G. HOCGHTON & 90. 1916 Fl ST. NV.
ave have the BEST in every section.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

.,l2u 18th ST, N.w.--3 ROOMS AND RAIH;
nicely furnished: electricity: ami n. 6o64.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

LAUREL, MD.
Ten-room frame dwelling on large lot; all
modern improvements: excellent construction,
best material and condition. Newly papered.
Young fruit trees bearing next season. In
select neighborhood on Montgomery avenue.
concrete thoroughfare, one minute from
Washington Baltimore boulevard. Convenient
to steam and electric roads. Fifty minutes TO
Treasury. Will accept reasonable price and
occupant.
6-ROOM H0LLOW.TILE MODEM HOUSE,
Cherrydales Ya-s Gs7S0. A. NJ NICE Fr.
oIIos t.vi., - $50 7s..55I - =
Evening star., 1922-09-29
ETrRSJsHEp-Continued.

THOMAS CIRCLF-BEST DOWNTOWN io-
~ ton; all outside rooms, only one tett; tnree
rooms Kitchen and bath. The Rogers. Frank
Evening star., 1922-09-29
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ROOMS, So. s.75o-LOSGFELLOW ST. y. W;
h.w.h.; garage space. A. W. NiCE, Fr. 5lts.
Evening star., 1922-09-29

LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN. LARGE BED
room. bath and hall in modern apartment
house: 81 .0S0 per year or 81! per monIn:
TAIL Columbia 1872 see ALLAN L. WALKER
& Co. INC. Sl3 18th St NV. Main 243O-
LEASE OF 5-ROOM APARTMENT To PARTY
buying furniture; northwest section. address
Rox TO n Star office ~
Evening star., 1922-09-29

mercial zone. Price. "a, 900. Apply 434 Wood
ward bldg.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
$1O,750.
Store and apartment: storeroom, siHe 20I55:
3 rooms and bath above; side entrance; full
cellar; new h.w.h. and elec. lights; in .
rapidly Developing nelEhborhood. where busi-
ness will double itself In few months.
Phone US for appointment to inspect.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
400 New York Ave. Phone Main 1900.
AN OPPORTUNITY TO BUY AT Low PRIOE.
y square off Conn ave-, close to new Walker
Hotel. 3-story brick dwelling that can be used
for business and living with slight alteration.
Price greatly reduced. Best value in this Sec
tion. Reasonable cash uayment and easy
terms; loss than - rent for business. Apply
to room 301 Continental Trust bldg. 14th end
Fl SITS.
sl3.5oo. ON 14th ST. NEAR SPRING ROAD.
store and apartment: terms: no lease. L. ID. +.
PRINCE. 14lO II st. NV
BRICK BUILDING ADJOINING LOT. BE-
tween 2lst. o2nd and NJ and N sts.: suitable
Tor warehouse, garage or shop: price, 1880;
convenient terms
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC,
9l3 18th st. NV Main SIT.
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Deaths

sERs services and
3 r.zApErM nd Nj Mt,,.Ss. w..:
.so Lsdes NGS HSsiiiary. Koran GT9,io Ns: s.
wss I ssrys a es T. Nj lsSss sy
call Mon Seve.
Mary. Z. Britt tnee ouckin). Relatives And And
us. s"I K Of otSS G.; oHS HOY Na9e society B. y NJ
SodalnS Of the Ascension Cnurch and al
e Ss'f pSsd sSSis' to- aeSa Gi wHSn re
n: from late residence. s22 2. Tioss ~ ~,
SGsmn 'OS" ie mas H. n the s% G"FH
Gem.
I ss4;ss gaNAs 4 !, fssMs sssns
Po%"oa 91Si'a ave aoTs Int, 'fS FSerhWoSd HSS Gem
4: $ssr;%ss'i ahSHsa GRsASFrEs RAiFr
GANoN in his 7o,h year. Funeral service;
Maryey S ST., Pcei Ge2mSntUSn nHysh wed sy"f at Il A. Il
ssS F. i6s! r1LhxtSBES tsBisR"Tf
F%at.s me and ,'i .y,s$ 'h$
FfaSf SGS* q 'an SS0SsS ssSs Spruce inter
"SS$} ssD, 70 ,Sooss;s ssfs RsIp R.ie
ttycs ana friends are invited 70 w ,eCI . :,
her Tesdsnse tsaS TaT,shO St, SOs%n so4row, Ts
Church at 10 o'clock. 1nterment at oo
Cathedral Ccmeterr. ,.,>,y,pD w
DAWSON sept -. 1929, EpWAiEHp ~ ". w
Rela dives and friends are invited TO the sefl
ice on Friday efiernoon. at 'ciosR; ciosRn;sdowns M M
1nterment private. =, ,,,-,sp,
wife Of the late Edward !. Dredsse. ,s,nni Reia;
lives and frlenisr isr,ar are Invited to a, a''ser ser
late residence. Pts n WarnoeiKS siS wsd eve Ws
hgsbSLd EISA9nM of Msss Ssns iss FsS T ant
friends, also all societies OF which he wa.
n member, are invited to the services or
Wednesday afternoon. at oci9sk, at tn' ~,
oliver II Bair Bids. 1920 chestnut IT.
| Ir'ermer' private. -. a,
P ST.. Albert Moore's. 62l. y; 18th 9,
Int, Harieieh Gem, Camden. n. J. Friend'
fyy2 VAT TSSwSsS y SsSs. rs Il !! ssHt
4, Il. late residence. 25ol $. Clevelant
s. ST. Monica E,Ti'''i 10 4. 81. precisely. Int. New
r6H& SEAHANH RNHAM 3i s. EeOi b. H. husband Of Emma
| Mahafey Graham. Relatives and friend!
! are Invited 70 the services, on @ Weanesdaii nai
evening. NJ O'Clock. at his reSidenee. I ,, SoS
As4s1a ays Sfhss GhSsseT at Pf
! TIE oliver H. Bair Bldg.. 1890 Chestnut ST.
/ Phnsdclphia Interment private; -.
. GRAVER. Sept. 10. AMANDA F.. WIZ
Of Andrew Grarer. Funeral t-seriNces OF
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Col. Crawford, Of Baldwin Works
viii Go to Rio de Janeiro

Colonel c. II. Crawford. South
American manager for the Baldwin
Locomotive Works. and Clifford Shoe.
maker, Of Washington. have been ap-
pointed official representatives of the
American Association Of Engineers at
the international Engineering Congress
at Rio de Janciro this month. The
purpose of the International Engineer
ing Congress Is to bring together the
best engineers Of all countries TO cstab :
lish social relationships and to consider
number of subjects.
These comprise the utilization of fuel
resources: the best utilization of water
power; recent advances in irrigation
methods; the elimination of waste
through the standardization of supplies
for agricultural and industrial purposes
coal as factor in industrial develop
mcnt; essentials of a national railway
policy: intcrcontinental engineering CO.
operation the i-on and steel industry
and terminal facilities.
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Little Benny, S
Note Book
FRED FEERSOT AND THE MIS-.
TERIOTS STRANGER
\ Play
AClt
By Lee Paps


Ack I.
MYSTERIOUS stranger. Fred Feernot.
beleevet
Fred Feernot. Yes, are you looking
for me?
MYSTERIOUS stranger. No, I've found
YOU. Step this way please.
Fred FeernOt. Ill step enywares
once.
Scene. a MYSTERIOUS looking room.
Fred Feernot. Hay, watts you lock.
| ing the door for? Hay. this Is a mis-
terious looking room you got me to step
into.
MYSTERIOUS stranger. 1t not ony looks
! like 1t but 1t Is. If you don't ipOlogize
to me in : minnitS ! will step outside
and push buttin and the cecling will
slowly but surely come down and as
sassinatc YOU and then III press another
buttin and the floor will disappear and
so viii YOU.
/ Fred Fecrnot. 6 WIZ who are you ?
Mysterious stranger III Jest take OF
this falts mushtush. Now do YOU know
me. IIu ha. You called me little
shrimp once. DO you ip0logize or must
7 step outside and push the . but.
tins?
Fred Feernot. All rite. III take it
back. You're not little shrimp. Now
lccve me 60.
Mysterious stranger. I'll unlock the
door. Its good you ipologized. Now
go.
Fred Feernot Mutch obliged And
now that I'm outside in the hall Ill say
That's rite. you're not little shrimp,
you're n big lobster. Farswell.
MYSTERIOUS stranger. Aoiled baffled
Fred Feernot. StunY
THE EN-
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40 NE otv, n.
. THE rENSSiLN. .
lSSl RANCE {

A..
----. ..--.th the pretense
6S THE rENSsiISl lim before: II
INSURANCE
Pursuant TO resouu
Roe I'd OF Directors OF the
meeting Of the stockhoidith satisfaction
ihvatTiA ihtS H,,i.d ti'r. sor ~. pretended
ing a proposed increase mot him before.
Of ,he cOmpany Gonna raa,Tn f.9m glory in it. You
pfiice o, the Compano arrest me now
Street. Philadelphia. belong-on the
% n"' OF "e'"o''' ut, YOU can never
Dated phrad.,rh,ut of your mind
e. sHAl who died in the
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DEATHS

SEPT L, Il, i.n.f feS2 " siraihie Hhhi
ia2S. Friends Southwestern Burial Ground
fhs!rRs5pESs'fH sfR@EsHz TO- HARRy y,I E hSs. %
at spring City Pa Friends may S7sT ssi Amber nS
ST HSs2s41pnss Sept. ERwAsD s7 X.s
St. ST. fish mass al. Church Of our Mother %l,,
scy5SSs 10 p, Int fs!x 1872 cTGis
NJ. daushter OF Mrs. Mary J and the ,,st late
James Jay,Cr Service 1920 g rSasssy CHESTNUT
in!s5TGfG. gt'S.'fo 10. WALTER royg aged .S.
o. Friends stanssrs msy y''w xsiS " franksord ave-
r Funeral e. and interment private: 90.
TSTsGSSSsaEsE isis sS SasE As! sss;n'; i:
K. bseyc ychSraS Misfai Ci ,Se % semsria
FL tn.l%snl Tafssly Drs.: sfs ts'h mt /: r: :.
EtW}s 'ss rEH fSt ST so.ssns ss s'p 81
So late Mary 2sisr We1.e Ies.. hsstixss and
and A. n.y. ~ st, cGfIpac %!San commsndsiy. NJ 80 1s3' e.
K f are invited to the service. on Wednes.
asy sao s.af the ysr
pr,Vate. PRIV, Remains may be Viewed Tuesday
evsHHilss;; Q. 1922. CArHARrNE.
ws0IS ywrIssoSs are invited to attend funeral. wed.
$50 <; NJ. ,l, late residence: ts' " Butter
SSH,,,-ch, 81, 10 A. NJ. Int. st. Joachim's Gem.
10 cXTHES,nINsIEsi W%es %Ss2w Of IsMne' M ,rU weS. q.
t.a, lS Il Star as2irfs 81 Il. sss
mss' s.ss A. n. Int. Cathedral Gem. PhiIadsI.
phiSSIIsoN.-sept. s. ELIZABETH. wife Of
ana Catherine Cunningham. Funeral
ssesry,ces. to which relatives and friends are
S%ritsd. Wed, 2 p. NJ, late residence, All 4
y ssd st. Int. private. Viewing Tues eve.
oSPosSoAs swosGaBss a" s.asIy.: .i
Penna, r: e. seRWysslkiil Wss Rivps ays invited 70
Funeral ssrxee OF ri: som o Edsa4 pr1WSs Wosdy
$500 Lansdowno ave.. Phiia. Int. Westmin.
ater Gem.
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s,.c, follow you
-T,Ev ICTrat out :" said Jack
Eg ~ N mooSs cant wipe that out 80
poration will be 0d to his masked face
sttsrIoo'n ct. S1 SoSdc the picture which
2or the purpose rcd. But I can wipe
Ing OF the sharmid fiercply. land ! ve
my career. my reputa.
hold dear to get YOU !.
our schemes, I've ruined
f I've ruined myself
ing for you downstairs,
TINE told them to be here
~ minute Stafford King
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Despondent, Ends Life With Bullet

Despondcnt over the failure to OBJ
tain employment. according to the
police, Vincent Campanelli. twenty.
nine years old. of So South Eleventh
street, shot himself in the right temple
last night. He died on the way to the
Howard Hospital. An investigation BY
the police disclosed that Campanelli has
been idle for several months and
threatened to end his life il he was not
successful in obtaining a job.
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away. They left at twenty minutes
past three, after a long argument with
The aviator. n man named Cartwright. y
How do you know she asked.
"Sir Stanley and l watched them go
off," said Stafford.
He looked at the photograph again
and shook his head.
There we're times when the judg-
ment of Jack was very merciful,' he
said soberly. -
THE END