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Summer i9accs for Rem, :
Wan,r,i--'iu tirnt

APARTMENT NAmtcs. ! rooms bath and
ahch~""tte W.: Enl. nyS l. -. Tn.
DISuAtrh
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\ wON Full GINTER
PARK HON E-rwrnty thousand
dollars. Everything the heart
could desire; popular sec,Inn.
owner l. = contractor and built /,
for his home.
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TWO RLOCKS WEST or THE
LE,NARD-Noiern brick s.
room home, ftty-sevcn ntty, seven
ATTY cash. the rcst liho rent.
Prize" sacrificed to divide part
ncrshlp.
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

- PER Alkh James Eiver
rl'nia ION. 500 acres. ueNr Rich
mond 40 acres iH'r James river
cleared.
IN cultivation. %" public road. near
school. t"o dwellings aud out
good "'ch"rt well. streams and
tine C:r,"E F"Ssrss:2a :w:1ei.
''7y terms %" ''''"'f
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LOOK THESE OVER.

\ WON ERFUL GINTER
PARK HDME-rwrnty thousand
dollars. Everything the hcart
could desire; popular sec,lon.
owner l. = contractor and built /,
for his home.
TWO RLocKs WEST or THE
LEVARD-Mohcrn brick s.
htty cash, the rest lHo rent.
Price sacrificed to divide part
ncrship.
BARTON HEIGHTS-Fi.y -Hvs
hundred dollars; siStytoo, lot: =
room house. 2-Story garage; toilet
on main floor. toilet and bath on
second floor. All newly -napsred
and painted. plenty OF shade. It
- dandy at the price. Terms
reasonable. 1t Is real bar
gain.
WEST END-Sew brick 5-room
tiled bath, parer-d; hot-wnt-r
heat. hardwood floors. large base
ment, coil in the furnace. gas
range. instantaneous hot-wa,er
heater. Ready to move in. Six
thousand two hundred and MY
dollars: seven hundred and htiy
cash and the rest Ike rent.
BARTON HEIGHTS BEAUTIES
--SiX-room. reception hall. break
fast room and sleeping porch.
eight by fourteen. all glsssed in.
Bg!lt-in bookcases, built-in bath.
VITA overhead shower. tiled floors
and walls. Hardwood floors. hot
water heat. pedestal washstand.
elegant tul! porcelain kitchen
sink. fun basement with extra
tot!e, and laundry tuhs. gas range.
ironing boards, tiled roof. yard
graded soedad and fenced. full So
foot lot. Street 10 ne guttered.
graded and rraveied at once.
Price and terms will surprise YOU.
Delivery August LIST.
lie, IN. help you work cut your
home problem. Al home after 8,
i02 Graham Road. Madison 2ecs.
5. I. Thomas.
Morton G. Thalhimer.
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Phone Your Want.
To Randolph l
Houses for Sale
a BARGAl~

HOMES FOR sale. Buck-oe Dcrch- a
great opportunity ~ offered you to own
four or iyc-roOm cottage at Buck roo
Beach. no: ami cold water sewerage.
uorchss. bElt for winter AMI summer:
brand new, bathrooms screened. breu-
tttui yI"w OF bay. which is three min
ut"s away. fDU- s1uarcs to pavilion.
Splruiii Investment or home. prlcn 20
inaTkabiy cheap. Address Box 20. Rich
mord. va.
MODER$ 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSE d:r-c.
from owner. West End. ful! basement:
hot water heat, on smooth paved street,
Enrly possession. Phone boulevard
2c2s.J.
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FOR SALE
ny
O. &. TAYLOR x co.
GlNTEE Park.
Modern eighth room stucco dwell
Ing. nicely located, on large lot.
Price. $4,000 Terms.
HIGHLAND PARK
We have desirable building lots
IN iig hisni Para from &I2 per
foot w.
\ beautiful horne With eight
rooms and bath. nicely Finished
throughout: hot-water heat and all
modern conNcuiences. TrIcr,
$1,000. terms.
S,ucco dwelling % eight rooms:
modern and we'll located IN the
park. Price. $3.50. terms.
Very attractive scvcn.ronm stuc-
co dwelling. modern tn every way
and convenient TO car line. rr,cs.
$3.50; terms.
o. c. TAYLOR K CO..
- North Ninth S,raat
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FE$DAI.I. AVENUE.

FLOYD AVE. HOMk-weat OF the Bouls-
'aia: rooms. hot-water heat. hard
wood floors ana laNatory first noor
TINS house must be seen TO be fully APP
Vreciaied. Act GuicN II you want bar
Ea!u. Price. $4,000. terms II deaired
Rogers. smith = Hes!sp. Mutual Blds
Madison lIif.
CREST Hill. residence direct from own
q! Modern; large rooms, near car line.
Quick possession. BoN L ti2. car. The
hi-lN.rh
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o. c. TAYLOR ( Co,
>, North Ninth Street.
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Morton G.. Thalhimer.
Randolph Sd.
HOUSE FOR SALE.

The prettiest house on the 1000
block West Grace street. . rooms
and bath: thoroughly modern In
every respect. \ bargain at $ll.-
500.
l. X. HARvIB.
With.
/. f. & J. q HARVIE.
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POLLARD & BAGBY.
Houses for Sale

FENDALI. ANESUE-For sale. three new
t"E-g"om residences. thoroughly equip.
ped tor two families. ives; side of
FeHdah Avenue, block north of
boulevard l'Fice right terms right.
Come and pick your choice. Madison
15{.l
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REL ESTATE FOR sale
Farms and Land for Sale

Farms and Land for Sale So
cAR$EAi!S FARM RARGA!Ss.
w" have listed with US farms %. all
s'hes a"G descriptions. both dairy and
'ru,H. at bargain prices. See MIR West.
J ID. CAkNEAi. 4 SONS
!, North Ninth Street;
FOR SAlE-FaTm 80 acres. on ,uacaIau
road, good land; near station. school
churches and stores. Groom dwelling.
beautiful! view ! miles west Of char.
!o;tcsvi!l"; l5-room house snd buildings;
acres land. a. station. 10 mics from
thhr!oii"svi!!". cheap. Box S., w.
D-pot. Va.
CHOICE ACREAGE. Wesethampton. IN
fcet. fronting on Three CMnpt
BoJ + lia. Gaze Tho Dispatch
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Dispatch Want Ads Are Connecting links Between Buyer and Seller
KE1L ESTATE FOR RENT
Houses for Rent

t,r..y r.c--. ,,.,, ,, ,,r
,I,,,...- -, -. :.
muses. Tor RENT a
'0-''''' -'''-''
7-o2in modem home In wes: End.
!I'''Asd.sis nD"s:'si"n. REM reason
Hn'' NORTON o rHALHihEH.
~. ,~''"''', Dah" H4'.H!h6'
''T '''''-''I" -
..a, ,,.,.
i-.-a,,n-a Ic,'. ,r,
Angus, n... In,gt.yr. ,y..t EnI
Reasonable rent.
rem a. ZONES go i&r
,-,rrp~ 80.
unf1r,!pl,rI S,,,,,, .. ,,',,. T.I'',T
Garages for Rent I'm
,'ift.,-. - ti.. "!tON =. \ EN VI
Msrisl>. -, ~, t,Ese '''h IS''
49, =.
,
GARAGES
son o, ono.
! cnSxEfry . 80,
GARAGE, =, =, tr ,,,
Prom i.o.,i-y.,I sicli
ONCE and Desk x,,, ~
FOR NE$1-!n Office building. ha!: o:
9h9% aud use d: ''snosso.ner Boa
!" W. ot'e 40 bisE"',"
ofFiCE WIN .u,e 81 two on 80
ln Mutual Bulding would rem, on. -
conGeHis. tenant who would share OK
i'Hss St'npEi a.HrT. phone. ''D. Refer
rhI=a "Nrh""sed. BOX 100. care Th"
his9atc.i.
Sr,,,ncr ~. ,, -. 90
,' '''''',' '''''S i"I h'ht oo
FOR kE~T -iarni.0ea muse for summer.
ono mile from University OF Virginia, ga
hnsny ROAD. AgaH ,Misst Naagy -.
1'tao1, =. ",Ssisi':. Virginia:
fDh SALE OR kE%T-furn'shc1 summer
,%orth c"'oi.ntb bungalows Of Blnet
N'H'''5h' M'n,t'rI "hA f.aErrre-t-
- ~. - +" ~ a. y. !.
-, ,,,,,,,.s
NI.,it 4i i'N !. Whm'.,' rooms bath and
n TnSh-"r''s' We; Enl. h'S =; - The
FARM waa5sa to 7sa, Tor ea.a- farm, Of
T's..r 't'' 80. l%a i,, q Are N sad Ss
fi lat ~ ,oy,,s. .ag,. room -,
aa,. Woo5 1sIi ns ms,sn', l'.n '"eA-
FIT waalya J., eyu.'e w,ao.. yaiT-
,.ssssnaoi, xii nsadol.a :s3,.W n.s
FIX. ,ys,,,.3 81, -. -. ...,-
,.,.i,.., 81 ,"y." "", "y e'uH'e
.ir'o- pa. va,I.aa s. Ss"'- o'
IyC,r,,g ,,,,,,.., 49,,
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Rooms for housekeeping

TWO n!Cry furnished rooms :r- nsuss-
h"rginE h!st moor, ga circtril!ty, no,
ana cold water. Igrch. private .atranrc.
Randolph :Jll-J church I'm
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and t'iuts

.
MoNNoE PARK Dosissaie apartment,
near. four rooms. butE. heat, Iauitor
"rr'ic.. ca! boulevard 3:j; ". Must
be seen 70 be appreciated.
STUART AVE.-For rent. fla, %, four
ro"ms bath an! "i,chcn. facing para.
Modern ConTsnI-rC-s: hOt-watsr neat.
ihone bouic var! :552i or .33i !.
THIRD =. :2t-toIr room ia, '1r rrI,,.
nr.t moor. furniture a. saoTine. price
ABBY, and take .os.ession a one
THE Observation-Disclosures furnished
rooms and JatH. ABEL 10 A!.s- Ella
b!nioTd- !tguIvYarh G!co.
THE CHLSTERFIELD-tor rent for susn.
met month. nonhoYaeEeep!ug. ApNrtri-u.
;Irn.rhsd rooms ~"i o4in AYpD 90
u. a "a" ger
wf.S1 ESD--BedEDom. mI'rheue.t- pam
to! lri.s,e porch. bath. Furnished com
i.c,e for A<nt hoIs-n.cIiE. Ial,atr
family. modern hon.s. BOX t. rJi. caro-
The D.Sratch.
WEST EHD-FIa'. ak reom- furnished
complete. TWO porch-, No children.
ih"ns boulevard 2lso-J.
VAST tSD-WIU rent ~ r-a,,nari. rate
!? aceeptaS.s souD.e .emp!.,siy fur
HIshri 5-Foom nat In N.s, End con
la.n> All modern convenience. posscs
Son al once OF june ! 10 September /
I-h"a. Madison 5s;j-"
WEST END-Th.ee.rocin NAT. ,lo. ntu.,t
boulevard 75i.w
FOR KE%T--At,saetivs Apartment. VIZ
Man CAN Madison t9is
FUR$!&HEb or gntGrH:sheG apartment, I
ICONS and bath heat and water fur
H!shsi. randolph JgCt-J.
FuRSISHED apartment rooms ard
rstn heat aud water furnished. Us
Randolph ta1s-I.
| Two rooms aud bath fos rent. uu!uT-
u.shtd- virginia HU.flH: Apply jail
i'or.
JSE%pINED '.asc. nicely i1TUIshed- IA ~.
4.
sepztai- entrance. B.o"k from Boul--
vsIl care Carrier !lS
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Business Places for Rent "a

CENTRALLY located space tur REM dur
!nc raHean; and RcGu.cn Weeks. HON
II sol, care Tn" Dispatch
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FRANKLIN STREET.

Medern 5-room fats. with brea xtas;
room, Tile bath, oak noVTs separate heat
.ns plants and viii lac decorated
This wi!i make an excellent homo or
inveatmvH' proposition.
s." or eail us for price and terms
". =. PURCELL. JR.. co. INC,
!oi North Eighth Street.
GROVE AVE. west Of Huuieyard. nrw.
sicirNy muGvrn = room. sleeping porch:
immediate possession. Price. $3.50 See
II D.. b!an!hanl. with ChaS l. Ruchr-
mnnd M East FranA!m. Madison $40,
HANOVER AVENUE West boulevard
strictly modern. rooms and sIccting
porch. p"n"T anxious TO soil and pri,"
right. s." IL l.. BTa;nhdm with ChI4
+. kurhrHund, Si7 T. Franklin ST., Rich
m"nt, Va. Madison 3!Go
lIGHl.AND rARK R.autifuI s-room
r."'d""c" and largo reception hall; lot
tZNliv large grape arbcr. garden.
chicken run. hedge. flowers aud snruos
ideally located near ChurC s.s schools,
stores hnI car line. This Property must
hs seen 10 he appreciated. Will take
good used car as part ~ nrs; pnymmeni
balance Tx" rent. Price. $1,000. Phoun
owner, Madison G2l9-W.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

A. N. Cordell, highly respected
president of the c. l.. Wiley Com
pany, is deservedly popular in the
business world He would make
good mayor of Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

William ]. Healy's friends declare
that he would poll an immense Dem
ocratic vote if the Republicans should
name him for mayor.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
SWAN SON.

SWANSON.
flames Donahoe, 1877 n. Mayfield
avenue.
STEWART.
Frank r. Graham, 1921 Grand
blvd.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
RE-N0MINATE MAT
THIAS MUELLER FOR
TRUSTEE OF THE
SANITARY DISTRICT

Republican voters should renomi-
nate Matthias A Mueller for Trustee
of the Sanitary District of Chicago
He has made a good public record.
OF German birth, but a patriotic
American citizen, Matthias A. Muel-
Ter has won high regard as an able
member of the Sanitary District
board. His denomination is urged by
Republicans who recognize the value
of his public services. He has been a
resident of Chicago since 1883 and his
first employment was in the Union
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

Law For five terms he was member
of the. city council from the Four
teenth ward and served as a member
of the finance committee with the un-
qualified endorsement of civic bodies
Prominent in benevolent and fraternal
work he is member of the Phi Alpha
Delta League Fraternity, Garden City
Lodge A. F. & A. NJ, York Chapter,
148, r. A NJ, Columbia COmmandery
No. 63, Medinah Temple A. A. c. n.
NJ. S. knights of Pythias, Loyal Or
der of Moose. National Union, and
Fraternal Order of Eagles. He is
efficient in handling big problems and
should be returned as trustee, SAM
tary District
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
RE-NOMINATE JAMES II.
LAWLEY FOR TRUSTEE
OF THE SANITARY DIST.

The public should reward good pub
lie officials and the Republican party
should renominate them at the pri-
mary One of the best public officials
in Chicago is James H. Lawley, who
has served the public with energy and
ability as trustee of the Sanitary Dis
trict. He is Republican candidate for
denomination to the position which
he has held so efficiently. He is a
native of Chicago. born in this city in
1876. Educated in the public schools
and graduate of the Illinois College Of
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
VOTE FOR EDMOND |.
MULCAhY FOR JUDGE
OF; MUNICIPAL COURT

Edmond l.. Mulcahy deserves TO be
nominated for judge of the Municipal
Court. He is candidate on the reg
ular Democratic slate for nomination
DIT the primary April IL. Mr.. Mulcahy
is a graduate of the public schools and
De Paul University. He is a member of
the Knights of Columbus; Chicago Bar
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

brought with him into the Board
sound and decided opinions on ques-
tiOns of public policy. Every vote
he has cast since he became a mem
Der Of that body has been for the
best interest of the people. His work
has been praised by Republicans as
well as Democrats and his services
have been of such a useful character
that there is a general demand for
his denomination and reelection. Mr.
Whealan has been recommended for
denomination by the Democratic
Managing Committee. The people
should ratify this at the primary and
return a good public servant in office.
A vote for Emmett Whealan is a vote
for good government. He should be
renOminated and reelected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
REFLECT EMMETT
WHEALAN TO THE
COUNTY BOARD

Emmett Whealan, bright, able and
popular should be reelected to the
Board of County Commissioners by
large majority. During his term of
service he has proven himself to be
a faithful friend of the people
keen student of public affairs he
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18
REFLECT BARLEY
BURG TO THE
COUNTY BOARD

BARLEY Burg has made a great rec
ord as a member of the Board of
County Commissioners. The Demo
cratic Managing Committee has
placed his name on the regular ticket
for denomination and the people will
ratify its action at the polls. BARLEY
Burg's services to the public have
been such as to commend him to the
hearty approval of the voters who
will rally to his support. BARLEY
Burg has always been a consistent
friend to labor and an energetic work
er in the field of civic betterment
For twenty-three years previous TO his
entry into the real estate business he
was identified with the railway indus
try He served sixteen years as gen
eral foreman of the Chicago and
Great Western railroad. He has al
ways been consistent and able Dem
Ocratic leader on the great West Side,
ever faithful to his conceptions of
duty and loyal to his friends. As a
business man he has won success and
he has brought his energy, honesty
and mental ability into active service
in his connection as a member of the
Board of County Commissioners. He
should be re-nominated and re-
elected
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

Morris Eller is making fine rec
ord as a Trustee of the Sanitary Dis
trict of Chicago. He is able and dill
gent and is as courteous to the public
as he is painstaking in the discharge
of his public duties. He made hne
record as City Sealer where his ser
vices to the people will never be for
gotten.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

Stock yards With various companies
he remained in the yards until 1902,
when he was appointed Real Estate
Deputy in the Board of Review. He
served ably in this capacity until 1909
when he was elected Alderman from
the 10Th ward Later, he established
the real estate firm of Matt. A. Muel-
Ter & Co, and won recognition as
business man of energy and honesty
He is a man of family and member
of the Modern WOOdmen, National
Union, the Plattdeutchen Guild, was
a member of the Knights of Labor
and a member of other fraternal and
benevolent organizations. AS trustee
of the Sanitary District he has given
conscientious and able service and
should be re-nominated and reelected.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1922-03-18

EUWONO :. WUICAHY.
Candidate for the Democratic Nomi-
nation for Judge of the Munich
pal Court.
Association; Illinois Lawyers Associa-
ton; american Bar Association and
IrOquOis Club. He has always been
active in Democratic politics, particul-
arly in the Twenty-first Ward, where
he succeeded to the COmmitteeship
left vacant by the death of the late
John F O'Malley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Read Your Character
By Digbv Phillips
Habitual Insincerity

.nSinccrity. Of course, Is a vice which
9stn'cts all Of us to n greater or less
negrec. II Is we'll for tho world that
! does. 1t would produce a sorry state
OF ahairs II we all told one another
frankly what we think or brutally ex.
pressed our lack Of sympathy with one
ahothers aims and interests. Civiliza :
uon IN sense Is founded upon sort
St nsincerity and insincerity really can
W considered a vice only when 1t Is
carried to extremes.
Those who habitually do carry II to
extremes are the ones who latter US,
not out of the mere kindly instinct to
mease, but for what they can get out
OF US those who promise us things they
snow they will not be able to do and
anu VINO have no intentions Of doing
mem: and those who make these prom :
'seS for their own selfish interests.
Ihere are two main tendencies In the
.vnaracters of such people. One of
hem ~ an ever calculating and alert
sense OK selfishness and the other Is the
itself. '' """ '"''"e''''
:, The inclination to promise more than
= meant Is indicated by letters which
uecrease In size toward the end Of each
wword. Calculating self-interest is In :
J!cated by back hand writing. The ten
aehcy to- keen things to ones self. eau =
non, lack Of candor, is indicated by the
ietters "a" "O," 3D." IS" bcinq
made with well-c closed loops.
TOm0rrOw--Is He Romantic?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
Ca,, You Tell?
Bv r. j. and A. ". Bodmer
Why Some Plants Have Thorns

Thorns, which many of US have be-
lieved to be simply natural part Of
the bush or shrub. are caused by i'm.
poverished soil. dryness Of atmosphere
and intensity Of light. Cases have been
known where two plants Of the Same
type will be OF entirely different char.
acter, one having thorns and the other
none at oil.
The thorns which we find on shrubs
and bushes are Of two different kinds.
One kind has been formed by stunted
leaves or stems. These. under cultiva.
ton, have a tendency to revert to the
use originally intended for them, and
upon growing. put forth leaves. The
other type originated in n stipule, which
Is small leaflike appendage at the
bases Of the foot stalk of q leaf con.
Meeting the blade with the stem. As
this organ Is entirely unnecessary to
the life Of the plant. the spine or thorn
under cultivation diminishes and iu
many instances disappears completely.
To partly deprive a plant Of light does a
great deal toward the suppression Of
thorns.
While thorns are merely the result Of
insufficient nourishment--the stunting
Of what would otherwise have been
healthy stems-the question as to
whether thorns are of any real benefit
comes to our minds. This question has
been much disputed. but the fact re-
mains that the thorns act in n sense az
a protection to the plant against it's
enemies, in the form of animal life. A
bush or shrub under cultivation is given
proper kind of soil, correct at.
mosphere. etc., in which to promote a
healthy growth. Cultivation under these
circumstances diminishes the number of
spines or thorns on these bushes and
shrubs. and in some cases. after several
generations, the thorns disappear en-.
tirely.
Tomorrow-SVho Invented Silver
Plating?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-21
DEATHS

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St ,ss sSsmn 70 s.aSe Hnt
MeDoNoU9H.- juno -: 1922; HoNonA
nss aws wd1T of MSnas Hssa Me-
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ssSSs% cSEeh, %n' Int. Holy II Cross. Kindly % omit
g ot e59ss 5qne cSsn 90 1Gss sSd
daughter Of Char les = and. Ruth McGuisnn.
MELHuisMJuns ffG Hsh Mo'Ss @ vioIA ta E Wife
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ThuTs;; $50 p. Il. parents residence, 22lO
sth m Nss.Ssn ssrsss anf fa int the
copysnisnse. Of family. rnu,.nn
oasa 81 sara S MSqps1 s s"d ss Il
Sssa NJ g.; Il en- ind :Spa;ss
4. n. from his late. rs.ldsnss, 345S =: sosS
sasn %Snes "a'' 70 a. t F;us% ~ preeI,sS Int It.
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attend sssa Hss'tf' fsnsrSi ssrSicss %r 2 H.,
private. i ate Mt Morah Gem. - u,,o,,.a
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