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The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16
LIE DETECTOR
 NEW METHOD.
 CRIME SEARCH

BERKELEY, Cal, Aug. 16. - What will the invention of the "lie detec- tor mean to criminal investigation
 This question was asked Chief of Police August Vollmer, head of the only police department in the world employing the device, and in whose department it was worked out by Dr. J. A. Larsen, one of Vollmers super cops, who is university graduate and a scientist.
 Tt will eliminate conviction of the innocent and insure the conviction of the guilty" said Chief Vollmer.
 "It will put an end to spurious wills and eliminate the long and costly legal contests which ensue in such cases. 'It will assist in putting to an end forgery of documents and material ly aid in settling civil cases in which deception figures
 "IF it works out"
 And it is upon this IF that Dr. Lar sen is now working.
 Scientifically the use of the "lie detector" is known as a deception test.
 Since deception plays such an inn portant role on the witness stand and in criminal investigation, it is imperative that the criminologist should become familiar with some of it's manifestations and methods em- ployed to study it." said Dr. Larsen.
 "The deception test we use is based upon the correlation between the A normal record is obtained without any stimulus, word or action. This is followed by a short, predatory word preamble, while tracings are being recorded after which series of ques- tions are given. The questions are very simple and direct and deal with indifferent matters as well as the sub ject under investigation.
 "In every case of deception, as checked by the cardio-pneumographic tracings and confession, there are marked changes in the records. The effect of the suppression or repression varies according to the temperament and physical character of the subject.
 "Interesting records have been ob- tained with drug addicts. The transi- tion from the very sick moaning, mis- erable individual to the cheerful per son may be shown graphically by com pairing the record of the same man be- fore and after an injection of nor phine or other drug This transition may occur within a few seconds"
 The "lie detector" is in use daily i7 the Berkeley Police Department The consent of the subject is always obtained. In most cases it is given readily.
 GUILTY FEAR MACHINE
 The innocent are glad of an oppor- tunity of clearing themselves. The guilty fear refusal. It's use runs the gamut of criminal investigation as cerding the scale from the juvenile of fender to the man charged with mur- der. Only recently it was the means of reuniting an estranged father and son, clearing the latter's name of forg- cry.
 WIFI U0NnQ CRhV.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

A Washington special says: Ac' cording to an announcement by Acting Commissioner George R. Wickham of the general land office, his office has just issued patent to the City of An, chorage, Alaska, for number of blocks and lots in that city for various municipal purposes. Three lots are for a detention hospital, several blocks for park purposes, five blocks for cemetery purposes, one block fol school purposes, several blocks for fire protection and a suitable landing field for airplanes, and several lots for san itary purposes.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

For the purpose of establishing fur farming industries in Alaska, the Fur Farms Finance Company of Seattle, has been organized with capitaliza- tion of $50,000. The company says it plans to stock one ranch with foxes, to use that as basis for extending it's activities.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

Five thousand persons danced and patronized the games of chance at the closing evening of the Days of '97" carnival at the Arena, while the at tendance on the three evenings totaled 15,000, following the grand parade on the afternoon of the opening day.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

Plans and specifications for a mod ern school house have been accepted by the city council at Petersburg and a call for bids issued All bids must be in the post office by today.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

B. D. Stewart, supervising engineer of the Bureau of Mines, is opening of fees at Anchorage before visiting the mining districts adjacent. MT. Stew art will also make a trip to the Healy River coal mines along the Govern ment railroad.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

The extraordinary demand for pass age to Alaska was demonstrated when two steamships destined for Alaska, leaving at the same hour, were be- sieged with demands for accommoda- tions after their cabins had been booked full for days before. The Queen carried 203 passengers and the Admiral Watson carried IF, all in the first cabin.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

From unofficial reports, indication are that the Alaska salmon pack vii be larger than last year. While tho Copper River pack has fallen far be low normal the other districts show better runs than last year.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-08-16

Complete equipment for canning op erations and manufacturing cans or the coast of the White Sea in the fal northern part of Karolia, Russia, was shipped from Seattle last week, built by Seattle firm.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
AedthS.

PRATHEk; suddenly. December % 49,.
ELIZABETH n. PRATHER of 2l7 r. 81
NV: beloved mother Of Mrs. Virginia
Stiklea'hcr Funeral from her Lite resi-.
dencp Tuesday. December &c. at 80 pm.
Internent lprivaie, Congressional cemefer,
-
sATTERFIELD. Friday, December 20 1aa.
at Providence Hospital, MARY A., beloved
wife OF the late Joseph Satterfeld. nged o.
years Funeral from W. W. Deals funeral
parlors si6 II -: ne. Sunday. I,.cemb"'
~. ut pm. lnterment tedur lIill Gene
tery. baltimore. Md. l'apers please copy
THORNTON. suddenly. Thursday, December
-. Is2. at l:ia pm. SARA HAYES. be-
i"Yed % wife Of George T. Thornt,n and mo,ne'
horst funeral rarlors. SOL East Capitol 81,
SUNDAY, december ~. at 3 pm. Intcrm"n'
strictly private. baltimore papers pleas
'onE.' ~
TRoUTMAN. Thursday. December q. Il ,.
at J"hnston rity, Tenn, Capt. riIAS. l..
beloved husband Of tho late Julia Trout
man aud father 81 Lynn H. TrgutnI1u
Funeral 1oti"e hereafter. -:
WALKER. departed this life Friday. De.
cembtr -. l9::. at - pm. Mrs. SALLIE
T. WALKER. formerly III Roanoke, Va;
loving mother % Mary T.. Bowman. grand.
mother pf William II. ir.. and James T..
Bowman. Funeral from the residence a.
her daughi.r. - =. NV. on Monda!.
December -. ut pm. Friends invited t,
attend .is
WARNER. To th. u"mb,rs "f the star Of lie
West Lpdr". NJ. 1869 T. 4. -. Of %. 4:
lOu are hereby notified of Tia" death Dr !!
\. r.. y !. WARMER. Thursday. D.c"n.
her II. 1922. Call meeting SUNDAY .r-nu..
December ~. pm. at odd Fellows Hat.
". II. WEEH. l.. :. -
WARNER. Al members of Felix Lodge No
3 4. \. y. NJ. arr .rd~rcd 1" attend ths
funeral If our lat brother. BENJAMIN I.
NAfNEE, al the Third Baptist Church. 'in
and q ST.. ". M"uday. b,ceul,cr -. a.
pm. Tit. l"ige v III meet NJ III" hall at
II 30 IN. JoTI\ IL. DORSEY ". VI
tHAS. =. CARTER. Secretary.
WHITE. Departed this liz" n'rrmtsr .H
1872. 1iiEL WHITE. th.. i-.!osui u.r. 81
Leila Mi'kens and Minnie Hohgo"d B'dS
can IT, viewed At WinslJw'> chapel S5turdsy
evening IjsHcinls- ~,
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Marriage Licenses.

Marrias, licenses have been issued To the
following:
Jack Whtkinc and innia Thomas
Henry Young and Hes-ie Young.
Leroy Saith and Gorirud" Smith.
James l.. BUwman and haihrrn. L.. Dayen-
port.
Pleasant Morrow and Maria BoIdand.
Jeremiah A. Bav.s and Grace T.. Gibson.
William {. Roiey and nllir jenkins.
lonl> r.. knpfer and Clara IL. Hepburn.
Joseph W. picken, ard Thelma {. Van Der
burg
Irving q. Kern and Margaret A Burke.
Russell W. Brown and Evelyn. l.. Flynn.
Virgil NJ Thompson Of his city and Mar
gar"i l., Potter Of inrndnn. Va.
E"h"rt Tyler and Esiell" Washington
Rnyaii H. Mcmillan of IhaNt"n, Va. and
EHhi" l.. Saunders Of Bedford. Va.
Thomas ". Mrcray and Verra NJ. Ryan, both
of thcrrydalc. Va.
G""rg~ T. Whitman "f Lancaster Pa, and
Ada ). Hartz Of This city.
Preston :. E"nt"n of pu Hois, Nd, and
VI idrrd Swami "f Hy".yle Md.
Frederick y. lishtf""i aud Mamie Hamilton.
Harry = Davis of rrinb.rtou. W Va, and
Clara 4. caldwell Of AI'l'urnarf"N. Va.
William !. Noiif "f Erit,Nili", Nd. ami
Flora l.. Thomas Of Ga~ lily. Ind
james II. >"Hton and Emma \. stewart
Nj" u. Eakic aud fGEth" %. 'oiiin-.
Frames < Thor!,.y or E,,.rr~TiIi.. la
Andrew iiah"rty and Amelia l.. E"nbo!d
samuel g; wills and por"thy A Johna"n
iran"i..L Mccarthy Of this rity and Gather
in. '. Nnrr!s>rv 81 Denver. Col.
l"hn L. Grady aud Mar.an l.. Janetr.
Daniel NJ. Br."a. j.. ai,d Mildred L. Wat
Newell r. Grain of Nacona. Tex and Louise
M"or,. Of this Gig.
Francis L. Il. owen and NJ Eleanor Craw-
ford.
George II. Collins and Gertrude T.. Powell.
Fasqiale 1anorrdl aud Ant"niotta UintiuU.
NjHNon Powell ard dorothy t'ondaw.
Earl \ Shci;un and Margaret 4. Shelton,
bo;h nf freH~si.l sturc. Va.
1t.
Ben II. Bizz,l and Elizabeth Riggs
George Burns and Dor>ia \. Brown. both of
Columbia. : &
LINN ii:"1kman and Minnie oyerton. both of
Somerset, Va.
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Society
The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Geddes Hosts at Dinner
Tonight to Embassy Staff.

Miss Katharine Wrenn, Miss Betty
Werner Miss Virginia Selden. Miss
Elizabeth Duryea Walter. Miss Louise
Anderson, Miss Lillian Merritt Thomp-
son. Miss Catherine Radcliffe. Miss
Dorothy Warren. Miss Elizabeth Tay-
Carolyn Rhett Stuart. Miss Asenath
Simpson Cox. Miss Charlotte Freeman
Clark and Miss Josephine willard.
Senator and Mrs. Charles Curtis Of
Kansas will have with them over the
Christmas holidays their son. Mr..
Harry X. Curtis. who will arrive to-
day from st. Louis, Mo.
Rear Admiral John d. Beuret. chief
Of the bureau of construction and re-
pair. and Mrs. Beuret have taken an
apartment at the Altamont. and are
settled in Washington for the winter.
NJ. Lambert Clifford. elder son of
col Edward Clifford, assistant secre-
tary of the Treasury, who is d student
at Asheville School. North Carolina.
Is in Washington to spend the holi-
days with his father. They are spend
ing Christmas week as guests at the
nome of Senator Mckinley. on Massa-
chuSettS avenue.
Mrs. George Mesta entertained :;
company of twenty at luncheon to-
day at the New Willard for her
cousin. Miss Helen Hustled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mesta will give din
ner Thursday evening. January 4. for
Miss Hustled. in compliment to Miss
Josephine Williford. debutante niece
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Pembroke
Thom.
Mrs Minnigerode Andrews was
hostess Il, a buffet luncheon today in
her studio on 18th street in compli-
ment to the assistant attorney gen
eraI, Mrs. Mabel walker Willebrandt
Mrs. Andrews was assisted by her
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Tenant and Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart, gave a charmingly arranged
dance last evening at 3147 lsth
street, where several of the bachelors
of Great Britain and Lady Geddes
were among the guests. and others
in the company included the minis
ter of Rumania and Princess Biasco,
the secretary of the Italian embassy
and Signora Geisser Celesia, the
secretary of the Rumanian legation
and Nine. Nano. Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
w. Dulles. Mr.. and Mrs William X.
Castle. jr, Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. Hett, Maj. and
Mrs. Ira y. RAIDER. Mai. and Mrs.
Horace NJ. Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Pitney. Capt. and Mrs. Luke
McNamee. Mrs Truxton Beale, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry BenninE Spencer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover, jr.:
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sd:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. .jr.;
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Herter Mr.. and
Mrs. Emmett. Mr.. and Mrs. John Bu-
chanan. Lieut.. and Mrs. Hyde, Mrs.
James NJ. Beck, jr.: Miss Beatrice Pit
ney. Miss Rosamond Castle. Miss
Beatrice Beck. Miss Louisa Hoar.
Princess Bertha CantacuZene, Miss
Anna Hamlin, Miss Anne Gordon. Miss
Margaret Harding. Miss Patricia
Ainsa. Miss Alice Mann. Miss Gladys
HinckIey. Miss Camilla Lippincott
Littleton. Miss Carolyn Thorn, Miss
Ellen Bruce Lee. Miss Katharine
Beecher Miss Olyve Graef. Miss Mar
j"rie Wright. Miss Katharine Wylie.
Miss Tracy Lyon. Miss Gladys Chap
man Smith, Mr.. Leland Harrison. Mr..
Alan Winslow. Maj. John Quek"-
meyer. Sir a. Maurice Low. Mr. Rich
ard II. Wilmer. Mr.. Wiilm"tt Lewis,
Col. Duncan Major, Mr.. }. de Lager
berg, Dr Nenceslas Sokoluwski. Jonk-
heer +. 6. de Seriere, Sienor q. T..
Ceceato, Signor SilenZi Senior Amoedo.
Lieut.. Joseph Lawson. Capt. W. /"
Granbery. Lieut.. W. NJ. Wright Mr..
Robert Stead, jr.; Mr.. Manning stead
Mr.. G. Turner JOY, Mr.. Robert Bel.
Lieut.. David Collins, Mr.. George sloan.
Lieut.. Edgar Allan Poe. Capt. Louis
Little. Maj. Wilfred Blunt, Maj. ora
~ Baldinger. Lieut.. GIrard Ihaycf,
Mr. Henry -. Lee.
Nix. Winslow Van Dcvanter, Mr..
John II. Henderson. jr.; taEt; -; ;.
RumbouEh. Capt. Charles Wharton,
Mr. Chester Lockwood. Mr.. j.. j..
Finley. Mr.. c. q. Stetson. Mr.. Roy.
Mr. John Temple Graves. Mr.. Ralph
Snowden HILL Mr.. j. l.. karrick. Mrs.
l.. B Karrich. Mr.. Robert Patterson,
Lieut. Fred Hamilton. Mr.. William
Bowie Clarke, Mr.. Chester Snow. Mr..
lanes Hamilton. br. Dorsey Richard
son and members OF the embassy stan
and their wives.
\ number of dinner parties were
given preceding the dance, among
the hosts being MIR. and Mrs. Cor
coran Thorn, whose guests included
Miss Ailsa Mellon. Miss Beatrice
Beck. Mr.. A H Hamilton Gordon and
Mr.. Hugh V. Tenant of the British
embassy staff: Mr.. Robert Stead, Jr.,
and MIR. Manning Stead.
The commercial counselor of the
embassy and Mrs. John joyce BTod-
erick. the military attache. Gen.
Bethel. and the attache. Mr.. McCor
mick -Goodhart. who Were also hosts
at the dance The air attache OF The
embassy. Commander Christie. was
host AT dinner preceding the dance,
at which he was also one Of the nos
His guests included Commander and
Mrs. J. &. Hunsaker, Mai. and Mrs. a.
NJ. Hickman, Maj. and Mrs. /. \
RAIDER and Lieut.. +. Bissel.
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FIND ELECTRICIAN DEAD
IN TERMINAL YARDS
Roger D. Bennett Believed to Have
Been Run Down by Train-Brake-
man Notifies Police

III. nancled body of Roger j. Ben
nett. t"en'F-"iSht years old. was
found ou i track in the yard Of the
Washington Terminal Company at
Union station early today by J. g.
McCleary, "a railroad brak eman, who
notified the police
Bennett was employed 10y the Wash
ingtun Terminal Company as AN cleo
trician in charge of the lighting of
the ward. and il is thought hc WAS
struck by 4 moving train without the
knowl.dg" Of the crew.
Police Of the sixth precinct and Off
cials OF the Washington Terminal
Company are investigating
Bennett. who resided at tus - ~-raet
northeast. is survived by his " T.. and
one child. Coroner NeEitt viewed the
body at the morgue this morning and
Will hold an inquest later.
Evening star., 1922-12-23
IBR|G. GEN. GILMORE DIES
VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
Civil and Spanish Wars Veteran
Had Been III for Only
Two Weeks.

Brig Gen. John Curtis Gilmore,
L. 5. A., retired, eighty-five years old,
died yesterday at Walter Reed Hos
pital, following a two-week illness
from pneumonia. The funeral was
private at noon today at Arlington
national cemetery. with military
honors. The pallbearers were friends
of the family and the body bearers
Were enlisted men from the garrison
at Fort Myer, Va. The funeral cor
tegc was met at the gates OF the
cemetery by Il military escort from
Fort Myer. The military salute was
fired over the grave and taps was
sounded by "A bugler.
Gen. Gilmore WAS a native of Can
ada. Il son Of James and Mary Gill
more. His parents located in Louis
vill'. ST. Lawrenc. county, y. y.
when he was a small boy. He was
educated there Before his majority
he MAS graduated with the degree Of
II Il. from the Albany Law School.
At Til" opening OF the civil war he
enlisted in the 10th New York Nolun-
terr Infantry and was made captain
of IA company of that command
He served with dist inction through
the war and was awarded "a congress-
ional medal FOR mertoriouS service at
the batti" Of Antietam. preceding the
historic battle Of ettysburg. in which
| he VAS Il factor. He was h"norably
mentioned for gallant services al the
battle of Fredericksburg, Va. and Salem
Heights, Va. When the civil war closed
he had attain.d the rank Gf assistant
adjutant general With the opening Of
the war with Spain h, was made as
sistaHt adjutant eIai on the staff of
Gen. Nelson a. Miles and later was chief
of staff for Gen. Miles With the army
of cuba and Porto Rico. which position
hs E"ld UP 10 the time of his rrtirsnte
ia April, 1901, with the rank of briga-
di"f general.
Cen Gilmore j. survived by daugh-
ter and ii son, Miss Jane Gilmore oe
This city. and Col James Curtis t;il-
m"re. I. s. a. on duty in Panama.
His home was at Stoneleigh Court.
Evening star., 1922-12-23

"HE ambassador of Great Brit
ain and Lady Geddes will en-
tortain the members of the en-
bassy staff at dinner this
evening in celebration of Christmas.
Last evening the ambassador and
Lady Gcddes dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
cr.lward Beale Mclean. who enter
tasned IA large and distinguished COM
p....y in their homo on L street.
Mrs. NiIburn Introduces
Daughter mt Tea Dance.
Mrs. Charles G. Milburn is giving q
tea dance this afternoon from ! TO I
o'clock at Rauscher's. to present her
daughter Miss Alice Milburn. The
tea will be followed by "a supper for
thos. assisting Miss Milburn. and the
rarty will go on to the dance which
Mrs James X. Jones, jr., has arranged
for her debutante daughter. MISS
EliZabeh Taylor Jones. at the Wash
ington Club. Mrs Milburn and her
daughter are receiving in the small
ballroom, the former wearing gown
of black velvet trimmed with pearls.
and the debutante in cloth OF silver
The lattcr's gown is made with quaint
basque without sleeves and with ba-
teau neck The skirt is full and long.
with side drapericS of the cloth OF
silver held with pearl ornaments, and
sh. will carry an old fashioned bou-
quct.
Presiding at the tea table are Mrs.
Sarah Lee Phillips. Mrs William FL
Ills. Mrs. Charles q. Matthews. Mrs.
| Alfred Pembroke Thom. Mrs. &. W.
Robertson. Mrs. James l.. Alexander.
Mrs Hubert SuodgrasS and Miss Anna
Maud Milburn. aunt Of the debutante.
Those assisting Miss Milhurn include
Miss Laura Bryn. Miss Emma Stitt,
Miss Virginia Edwards, Miss Eliza
prth Marbury Bcale. Miss Mary Stitt.
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gn memorianl.
CoLEY

CoLEY. Sacred I" the memory Of "ur d"Lf
mother NANCY A. COIEY. VIII" d-rarr-'I
this lif" ten years az" today. I'"c.in'er -.
13..
Today reraIl- tA,. memory
of iny-d Oh" laid :" r'-i.
Aud those Who ~tll T.m"nir-~
Are th">. who luled her '-.-i.
HER DES oTLD pAUGffl LE>.
FRANK. Ia i"yre r"memhranc" cf "nr
darling hoy MELtlNE, Hhp I"ft u r'e
years ago today.
Surrounded hy friends, arc lonesome e
In tic midst "t pl"a~ur" ~" are hu"
VIII >nil" rur fac and hearta"'-
bear Mclrin", W are stIl i"nEins for 20.
MOTHER, FATHER AND SISTLE.
HAMILTON. In SAD bur lo,lng r,in"nbrsp
Of our dear mother CARRIE HAMILTON.
who departed Ills lif" three years ago T.
day December - 1919.
Sadly missed.
HER CHILDREN
JACKSON. H. owing remembrance of our d"lI
rrandmothcr. DELPHIA JACKSON. WHO a."
parted this life four years ago today, u,
LoyING GRANDSON AND GRAM
DAUGHTER.
MCINTYRE. \ trilutc Of love t" tho swee.
memory of oar dear father. PETER J. M'
TYRE MI" departed tns life three year.
az" tpIai. I""cmi-r -. 1al9. AnByersars
mass at st. stephens Church.
Sad were tho hour, ~ mat unhappy dsy
When God called our dear father away.
\ loving farh-r. good and kind.
NJ friend on earth Ike him do Nc find.
For al "f H. he did his ie~t.
MAY tod grant linn eternal rost
HIS DAUGHTERS EDITH AND LlLiii
AND son ROBERT L.
MURPHY. In loving remembrance OF nTt
dear sister. ROSE MURPHY, aho died on
year ago today. December -, 1927.
Ia my heart your memory fingers.
~N-"tly. t.nd"rly, fond and trU".
TIER J. not day, dear sister,
That 40 not think "f yon.
HER LoNIN" BROTHER AND SISTLE
~ LAW.
SCEREYER. \ token of iogr the sacref
memory "f cur beloved parents, GE0RGI
SCHRElEE. nec+nl-sr 80. 1919. and ALICl
T.. ScHREYER, December -. l2l3.~ who Dc
parted thi> !fc nine years ago.
They sle.peih without waking
The ones W" tried tu save:
Their memory It'll j. cherished.
Though III their silent grave.
"" mourn for you. dear father and mott.
But not with outward show.
For IN Our hearts there is grief
That this w"r.d MAY never know.
THEIR LOVING CHILDREN. .
SULLIVAN. \ tribute Of love and devotion 1.
the memory of my darling niece. HELEN
MARIE SULLIVAN. whp departed this life,
suddenly four years ago today, December -.
1918. MAGGIE =
dear husband and father, CHARLES
TMHAt. who departed thi, life Sixteen
years ago today. December - 1906.
Although we cannot clHsp your hand
Your face We cannot see.
Just this little token TO show
We Sfill remember thee.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN .
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Births Reported.

TIM following birth. have i~cn reported Il"
he health department i'll the last twenty four
luure
Robert H. aud Amy 7. Rrn-nahan. bay.
William \. and Robbie l.. Hit. boy.
lin T.. aHd Alice 7. Atkins. hry.
lr4uri> aud 'arinela Fahr.Z.o, hu,.
Mrir;s ?ud E"-. Bass. hoy.
Harry L. ard Nrda kril"r. boy.
Gr"gurIn l.. md LYDIA N lmai. h".
Robert X. aHd ora L"y. tny.
Frank and Helen Panapuuas. hoy.
walter D. and Marian Er"okings, gitl
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Deaths Reported.

Tho following deaths have been reported to
~" health d'par'n"n; IN the last twenty four
li,s'rs-
.,nthony V. Ieihn. -. Gariield Hospital.
Louis kp.s-in. ~. IL. L. H.W
Salle L. Robert. n 1907 y II. NV
.Tpin y. ld.n. NJ Providence Hospital.
katherine Sprn--,S"r. NJ. 30. {. st nv
Mary A.. Sattrrticld 80 Providence Hos
iital.
Charles VI. Dawson. 20 l5iF 4 II n.c
Robert J.. FarrCw. II. Walter Reed Hospital
John bunniBc. 10. Emo r-eHcy Hospital
John DIras, 10 months. Gcurcetown Uni
vcr~itv Hospital
William II. Jenkins 10. Casualty Hospital
Mary Mal"ney. ~. 1"1 Van II. SO
Add" Colbert. II. Garfield Hospital
Ida t. Brown. 81. IJul 18th 81 NV
Louisa Robinson, as. 1s3 Gresham St NV
Ethel Whit, 20, :.9o thHmpiain ave. r-w
Frances bickerson. 10 months. Children :
Hospital
William y. Wise. :; months, 1896 3Gth s..
Z
Evening star., 1922-12-23
CARDS of Tbanks.

DESNISON. We wish 10 extend our sincere
Thanks and heartie>t appreciation to our
f. ends and relatives for their sympathy and
beautiful flral tributes al the ,ieath of
dear mother, ALICE ). pENNlSoN ,u.e
summers FAMILY. .
klhBALI. We wish I" express our s.ncere
thanks 10 relatives and friends for the
beautiful floral offerings sent at the death
of my husband. WILLIAM l.. klMBAiI.
who died November ~, 191.2,.
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DIES, CLAIMING TO BE 121.

PARIS, Tex, December .3.-John
Durham. negro. who claimed to be l2I
years old. Is dead at his home here.
He worked for his living 10 the time
OF his death. He claimed never to
have known a sick day in his life un-
til pneumonia attacked him with fatal
result.