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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-17
family were visiting with friends on

family were visiting with friends on
Sunday. j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Lippert are the
proud parents of baby girl.
Melvin Renstr0m visited at r. Carl
sons on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Renstrom spent
last Sunday at A. M. Renstrom's:
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Nelson and families and
Walter Olson of Paynesville were en-
tertained at P &c. Gibson's on Sunday.
Oscar Olson and Fred Lindquist
were among those who attended the
ball game between Roseland and Win
field on Sunday.
Morris Eastman returned to his
home after weeks stay at Roy Lind
quist's. .. u.
Mrs. Walter Olson returned to her
home in Paynesville after a few days
stay at p G. Gibson's.
Archie Eastman is at present EN-.
ployed at Roy Lindquist's.
Melvin and Raynold ,Renstrom call
ed at John Sundin's on Saturday fore
noon.
~ Frances Renstrom returned to he1
parental home here after weeks
stay with her sister, Mrs. Foster Of
Willmar.
Mrs. Albert Blomquist called at Vim
cent Kostka's home on Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Olson spent few
days at Martin Olson's.
The Ladies Aid which was held al
the Fahlun Baptist church on Thurs
day afternoon was we'll attended.
IBertal B!omquist called on Raynol(
Renstrom on Thursday.
A. o. Renstrom and son Raynolt
were business callers at Willmar OF
Tuesday.
Melvin Renstrom and Harold Blom
quist were Svea callers on Saturda,
evening
Charley Kostka assisted A. o. Rem
strom with planting corn a few day:
last week.
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SALEM

May 16-Miss Myrtle Johnson of
Willmar visited at her parental home
over Sunday.
Theodore Johnsons visited in Will
mar Friday evening.
M. Magnuson's were Willmar callers
Saturday.
Mrs. Holmblad who has been visit
ing at the J. e. holland and C. j. John
son homes returned to her home in
Minneapolis Thursday.
The pupils of Dist. "A So. enjoyed
4 weiner roast on. Tuesday afternoon
and picnic on Friday.
Miss Elfrida Ackerson left Satur-
day fer Willmar for visit before
leaving for her home at Maple Plain.
Misses Ella and Myrtle Holmgren,
teachers in Dist. Is, No. and So, closed
their term Of school with a picnic on
Saturday afternoon.
| Mrs. Albert Syverson and son Reu-
ben were Willmar shoppers Saturday
| afternoon.
A large number Of young people
We're entertained at the home of Mr..
| and Mrs. Uno Gustavson Wednesday
evening.
Otto Holmgren entertained company
| Saturday evening.
George Beckman and Roy Oman of
| Minneapolis visited at their parental
homes over Sunday.
A few Of the young people gather
! I'd Monday and cleaned the East Sa-
em church. The cemetery was also
! fixed up.
| Rev. G. G.. Strom leaves today for
| Minneapolis.
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ROSELAND

May 13-Mr. and Mrs. Gustaf John
son visited at A. 0. Renstroms on
; Sunday. ri .>-, =. ..,%... rs~..,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Minkel and fam
lily were entertained at Fred Lind
quist's last Sunday. .as ....
Mr.. and Mrs. Turc Carlson and son
Wendell were Sunday evening callers
at A. O. Renstrom's. :'
Archie and Morris Eastman and
Theodore Groundquist visited at Roy
Lindquist's on Sunday, afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy i. Lindquist and
daughter Maxine and Archie Eastman
were entertained for dinner at William
Lindquist's on Sunday. SOL, Fl. ~., .,>p. ..
Mrs. Albert Blomquist and son Ber-
tel spent Saturday at Ole B!omquist's
..Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kostka and
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!. LILLIAN II j

( May 133---Kermit Linn and Elvinai
1rlckson, Robert Erickson and Har-
! l let Salters were seen out Joy riding
! aast Saturday evening.
( Mr. and Mrs. Albert Peterson Of
minneapolis are at present visiting at
ne Leonard Englund home. r
Mrs. Lars Erickson had the mis-
ortYnss ct praining her left ankle on
tuesday but IS recovering at this writ
Dr.. Porter made call at the Rev.
=. O..Berg home last Tuesday. -
EsAugust johnson is at present doing
some carpenter work at the William
Andquistshom 80. IA. +
IR1lldred Linn made call at VIM.
henstrom's last Tuesday afternoon
Sam Golden made few calls in this
vicinity last week. s. .@... .*5
! + Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Renstrom and
family visited at August Johnson's on
Sunday evening. .. /. s g. '@ N r. r.
Kermit Linn and Annie Englund and
Arthur Peterson and Gladys Englund
were seen out Joy riding last Sunday
evening. -. - -"
Mrs. Steve Adams and son Harvey
made:a call at Bird Island last Wed.
nesday.
Stanley Renstrom and Cleo Gaetz
man were seen out horseback riding
last Sunday evening. -,
Rev. q. %. Berg is reported on the
sick list. -. ~ i =
- The Ladies Aid which was held al
VIM. Renstrom's last Wednesday was
well attended.
Mrs. Emil Pearson has been report
ed on the sick list with mumps but al
the writing Of this, is reported as i'm
proving.
DR.. Porter made call at Arvid Tro
last Tuesday afternoon.
Lyman and Clifford Adams, Lee
Hanson, Roger Linn, Esther Olson ant
Kermit and Mildred Linn visited al
80 VIM. Renstrom's last Sunday :
u melvin Renstrom visited at the r
Il Carlson home last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ture Carlson visited
lat the a. 0. Renstrom home last Sun
day evening. !. > -.s. #s..
III Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. Rcnstrom ani
Grandpa Renstrom visited at VIM
i Renstrom's last Monday afternoon.
Arvid #Trogren is reported on tho
I sick list. -
Mrs. August Johnson and children
! and Annie Nyberg visited at Steve
Adams home last Thursday afternoon
I Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Renstrom made
a business call at VIM. Whittman's
i last Thursday evening.
4 Kermit and Roger Linn made cal
+ at Bird Island last Thursday evening
1t I The Y. P. S. which was held at thu
Christina Lutheran church last Fri
atday evening was we'll attended.
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OBSERVATIONS.
(By the COrnfield PhilosOpher)
The Passing OF Senator New

+. = + ! =
Editor Tribune:
The people of Indiana in the recent
Republican primary set the seal Of
their disapproval upon John C. New,
one of the recreant Senators who Vot-
ed to seat Newberry. as
zone by one the roses fall" and
one by one the "Newberry'' Senators
will surely be weeded out of public
life. They will go just as fast as peo-
pie can get at them at the polls.
Whom the gods would destroy they
first make mad" or foolish. .#,...@
There never was a mere complete
lack Of political wisdom exhibited
than was shown in the recent Repub-
lican State Convention when outsiders
forced the nomination of Frank B.
Kellogg at the dictation of the "fat
boys" over the protest of a solid dele
cation from Kellogg's home city Of St.
Paul. And these delegates were led
by the church-going element who op-
posed Kellogg's nomination on moral
grounds. These men and women were
"loyal' to the country, its constitution
and its flag in time of peace as we'll
as in war, and thousands of them will
| demonstrate that loyalty at the polls
in November by voting for Hon. Hen.
rik Shipstead for Senator .
The good people Of Indiana nom1n-
ated that great leader of progressive
thought, Albert J. lBeveridge in place
of John C. New, basing their action
almost entirely upon "Newberry." And
the Indiana Senator had the whole
power of the Federal Administration
behind him, but he did not have ths
neral support Of the people and he
lost.
Let the voters Of Minnesota take
courage. Let them talk Shipstead tt
their neighbors, and call attention t
the enormity Of KeIogg's offense ag
ainst clean, honest government in sup
porting Newberry.
We have to add only 10000 to ge
the big vote piled up for Shipstead fo1
Governor two years ago, and we win
Let every reader of these lines Twin:
in Kandiyohi County resolve that HI
or she will do his or her part in tn
great work we have before us.
To that end Shipstead clubs shoult
DO started in every township and
standing challenge held out to all Ko]
logg supporters to debate the merit
of the two candidates organized an
aggressive effort is the key to success
Mrs. O. K. Severinson returned t.
her home in this city on Sunday after
noon after a visit in Minneapolis wit
her daughter MIS- Jones
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-17

Mrs. O. X. Severinson returned to
her home in this city on Sunday after
noon after visit in Minneapolis with
her daughter, Mrs. Jones.
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EAST SUNBU ],

May 13---Miss Clara Rood visited at
Edward iRood's Sunday.
Miss Thilma Sagedal is at present
assisting at Thore Lokken's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hauge are the
proud parents of baby boy born to
them recently. Congratulations.
The Albert Knutson family have all
been sick with the flu lately vi. H.
: Misses Lulu Hellerud and China
Nelson from Brooten visited at Truls
POverud's last week. .~ ~ - -. ~. ...
Ole Sagedal and Truls Poverud were
Benson callers last week.
Fred Hager is a owner of new
Ford. ... .,..,-x...:- T.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius Durham and
family moved to Minneapolis last Sun
day, May 9TH. 49,. 49,
Engetret Gafkjen and Knut Void
visited at Hans Gafkjens Sunday.
Truls Poverud spent few days in
the cities last Wednesday attending
to business matters. -
We understand that Mrs. John Hen
jun is on the sick list this week.
Olof Roen is back home on furlough
from Fort Smelling. He is ranking as
second mechanic.
Friday and Saturday were potato
| days at Sunburg. Moen & Gandrud
were busy delivering potatoes to the
! farmers.
| Thor Poverud from Brooten made
a brief visit at Edward Sagedal's last
Sunday.
Elmer Legaarden has bought a new
Ford car. Ford owners are getting
numerous.
Ole Durham is digging cellar un-
der his new residence which he will
build this coming spring. Mr.. Dun.
ham has let the contract to Elmer
Sagedal and Thinner Ellingsin dig
ging the cellar. They are now busy
digging same.
Sunburg and Frank Lake ball teams
crossed bats last Sunday.
Peder Tolefsrud is another in our
vicinity who is preparing to erect a
house this coming summer.
Bonnie Durham left last Sunday for
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Durham and dau
ghter Agnes visited with Mr.. and Mrs
Eddie Sagedal in Kerkhoven last Sun.
day.
w. II. Fine was helping Eddie o.
son plant black walnut trees one day
last week..
K. H. Moon and his son Helmer
made a business trip to Brooten last
Saturday in their new Overland car
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S p

May 16---Mr. and Mrs. sNels Malm-
quist and Henry Malmquist Of Grove
City were guests at the Sam Anderson
home last Sunday. @
Conrad Stocking arrived home a
week ago from Willmar where he com
5pleted a term at the Bible school. He
departed Monday forzIrving where he
will teach parochiale school for
month. 7s@ >s&4
E. Benjaminson made business
trip to Willmar Monday afternoon.
F. A. Lundgren autoed to Glenwood
last week accompanied by his father,
Henry Lundgren who has been: visit
ing here for some time. s<
VIM. Nelson spent Sunday with his
family here. : f.. IS s
Mr.. and Mrs Christ Carlson and
daughters of Litchfeld sswere guests
of relatives here Sunday. ...s.; i
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Burke and Mrs.
c.. Rosacker autoed to Spirit Lake,
Iowa, Sunday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke returned the same day but Mrs.
Rosacker will remain for a few DAYS
visit. -
Some of the members of the Grove
City band came up to Spicer Monday
evening and gave a concert in the
park. 49,. = .as.@@ss. ."~
! Miss Eunice Spicer departed Mon.
day for Minneapolis for couple of
weeks visit with relatives. 49,.
VIM. Olson left Tuesday for St. Pc.
ter where he will attend the district
conference of the Augustana churches
He is a delegate from the Swedish Lu-
theran church at Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Peterson OF
New London visited relatives here on
| Monday evening. -
Mrs. julius Peterson will entertain
the Long Lake Ladies Aid at her home
Thursday afternoon, May 18th. +
Henry o. Thorvig autoed to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning on a business
trip.
Miss Emma Isaacson departed Wed
nesday for visit with relatives al
Cottonwood. E.~~ :-.~
Miss Ethel Norsen of Faribault is a
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. j. Ander
son and family = - ., ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Anderson en-
joyed visit last Saturday from the
!atter's brother-in-law and sister, Dr.
and Mrs Oscar Lundquist Of Mime
apolis.
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PRIAM

~. May 15-Miss Volk of Willmar Wis.
:ited a few days at the home of Mrs.
&c. Jensen last week. ...,
ass The school picnic was held Friday.
"a delicious dinner was served after
which the afternoon was spent with
all sorts of races. Before leaving for
home ice cream was served to all. Z
Sam Nelson motored up from Min.
neapolis last Saturday to visit at Chas.
Isaacsons and he was accompanied by
Anna Isaacson who will visit few
days after which she will return. to
Minneapolis where she is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Mature and son called
at Victor Isaacson's Thursday even.
ing.
= A few of the young folks were out
hanging May baskets Wednesday ev-
ening. -
Mrs. Alvin 1saacson visited friends
in Willmar Saturday afternoon.
=. Miss Anna Knutson left for Willmal
Saturday where she was joined by hel
sister and brother-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Johnson. She will visit with then
for few days and will then return t
her parental home in Benson.
Mrs. Leon Barker visited Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Mature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Isaacson ant
daughter Daisy and son Harry Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Isaacson and Ann;
knutson attended the wedding at TIN
Albert Olson home last Thursday
Miss Ruby Olson was united in. MARI
age to Walter Swenson of Svea.
). Miss Flora Euling finished a sue
cessful term Of school last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barker visited a
LindQuist's Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Barker visite,
friends in Willmar Sunday afternoon
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1922-05-17

John Hultgren of Spicer was
caller in this city on Tuesday.
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Big Picnic at Spicer

There will be a big picnic held at
Spicer on Wednesday, June Z, 1922,
by the auspices Of the Kandiyohi
County National Farm Loan associa-
ton. Preparations will be made for a
good program E. G. Guam will be here
and speak at two p. m. The following
committee: Henning Olander, William
Olson, S. Paulsness, Ole J. Orson and
+. D. Croonquist, will meet in Spiccr
on May "a, 1922, at two p. M, to ar
range the program.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish in this way to express our
thanks to those who donated those
beautiful flowers at the funeral of ou1
father and husband.
Mrs. Carl p. Peterson and Family
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kERkHOVEN WINS

Kerkhoven met Murdoch on the for
mer's grounds Sunday and carried
home the bacon, the score being tc
4.
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caller in this city on Tuesday.
PAID ADVERTISEMENT -Prepared
by Peter Skoglund, New London,
Minnesota, in his own behalf-$3. IS
to be paid.-3 wks. 80
FOR COUNTY Commissioners
To the Voters of the Second Commits
sioner District, comprised of the
Townships of Norway Lake, Colfax,
Alexander, Lake Andrew, Mamre
and Doyre:
hereby announce my candidacy for
the position of County Commissioner
at the coming election and respectful
ly solicit, your votes at the primary
election, June 10.
PETER SKOGLUND.
1873
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j Services at 10: As a. m.
Il -, &. X X X H.. ,3 d s
s NORWEGIAN ZION
Rev.oA NJ. Lunde, pastor a!
# Sunday school at 10 a. m. s.
h. No services. ->s r.: 30. i
So X X
SWEDISH LUTHERAN -
z.s@ Rev. A. F. Amer, pastor "A. "a
No Sunday school nor services. Z;
Ladies Aid will serve lunch in the
church basement Friday afternoon and
evening, May 10th. All are welcome.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
THE WEATHER

District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia-Fair today and tomorrow
somewhat warmer tomorrow: gentle
variable winds.
West enthusiastically fair to-
day and tomorrow: rising tempera-
ture.
Records dor Twenty-FOur Hours.
Temperature-Midn 70; am.
50; 4 an. 50; 6 am, 10: s am. 70;
10 am, IS; IL noon, II; 2 p.m., so;
pm, So; 6 p.m.. 50: 8 pm. y; 10
pm, 10.
Highest, s1.5; lowest, s7.l.
Relative humidity-S am. 81: Pm,
60; s p.m., 81.
Rainfall e PIN. to p.m.) SO.
Hours of sunshine, 3.2.
Per cent of possible sunshine. 22.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, So.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States coast
and geodetic survey
Today-Low tide, 9:48 am. and
1906 pm; high tide, 3:05 am. and
$3.50 pm.
1omorrow-.Low tide. 10:4s am. and
1902 p.n.; high tide, 4:05 am. and
4:32 pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose. 4:43 am; sun sets,
1923 pm.
Moon rises-2:09 PM; sets. 1:24 am.
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset
Weather in Various Cities.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
W. ]. BRYAN OFFERS $40
TO TEST PROFESSORS
KNOWLEDGE OF BIBLE
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MORGANTOwN, w. Va, June 3.
An offer of $40 to each pro-
fessor at the head of a science de-
partment in West Virginia Uni
versity who will make the same
answers to set of questions on
the Bible as We're made by Prof.
X. c. Spangler was contained in
letter from William Jennings
Bryan to DR.. Spangler. made pub
lie here today by the latter.
Mr.. Bryan in his letter with
drew the charge he had previous
ly made that DIR. Spangler was
guilty of "cowardly evasion" in
accepting the commoner's offer to
pay S1O0 to any professor who
would show harmony existing be-
tween the Bible and evolution, and
expressed regret that he had used
the words.
After stating that he felt, his
800 paid to DR.. Spangler had been
well spent because lat least one
evolutionist's tongue will be tied
in the classroom and among the
students" Mr.. Bryan made his Of
fer to other members of the uni
yersity faculty because ] regard
this of go much value to the stu
dents that / am willing to invest
little more money, if by so doing
! can tie few more tongues"
In reference to DR.. Spangler's
assertion that he did not believe
he was descended from 1.-The ape
of today" Mr.. Bryan asked him
what animal he preferred as an
cestor.
"One man recently told me-" the
letter said. that he would prefer
to come from a Jersey COW, if he
had to come from any animal.
while another, who is fond of
hunting. preferred the setter fdog
as an ancestor. What is your
choice?"
Evening star., 1922-06-04
3n M enoriam.

ARNOLD. A tribute OF sacred memory
TO our devoted mothe,; MARY ELlzABElh nee
1907. fifteen years ago today.
As live shall you live also:
Fear thou not. we will always remember
HER CHILDREN, MARIE. HELEN AND
FRAN(IS.
BEALL. Sacred to the memory Of our dear
son and brother. HORACE W. tBuddy)
BEALL. who left one year ago today.
MOTHER AND BROTHER.
BEALL. In sad hut loving remembrance Of
my dear pal. HORACE Buddy BEALL.
i. 1871. Ie''1 ava '''
The month of June once more is here.
To me the saddest of the year,
Because year ago today
Ny dear pal. Buddy. passed away.
No one knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have lost can tell
OF the grief that is borne in silence
For the pal ] loved well.
HIS OLD PAL. WILLARD E. ROBE.
JOHNSON. Sacred TO the memory of my be
loved mother, JANE JOHNSON, who calmly
entered the heaven of rest one year ago to-
day, June 4. 1921.
Oh. mother thy gentle voice is hushed.
Thy warm, true heart is still.
We watched YOU day by day:
With broken hearts we saw you pass away
Keep her. Jesus. in Thy keeping.
Till We reach that shining shore:
Then. o Master. let us have her
HER DEVOTED son AND DAUGHTER
IN-LAW, WILLIAM AND ALTHEA ROY.
JOHNSON. In sad but loving remembrance
of dear, beloved mother. Mrs. JANE
JOHNSON. who left us one year ago today
June 4. 1921 1905 Sheridan road
Oh. mother, thy gentle voice is hushed.
Thy warm, true heart is still;
We watched you day by day
Until, with broken hearts. we saw you
pass away
Mother. how hard tried 10 save you:
Prayers and tears all in vain.
Happy angels came and took you
From this world of care and pain.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. LUCY T.
GADDIS AND ELIZABETH COOK.
WOOD. In sad but loving remem brance of
my dear wife, who departed this life
year ago today, June 4, 1921.
No knows the silent heart
The ache they cannot tell,
Until you have lost faithful wife.
One you have loved Well
HUSBAND WOOD
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
William F. Barnes Of this city and Jose
phiue NJ. Shymenski of Rock Point. Nd.
John J. McGiough and Grace v Keenan,.
Charles c. Beard Of Weyer's Cave, Va,
and Annie Black of Murat, Va.
Alfred z. Hazel and Hulda c. Petersen.
Paul E. Mahan and Mary b. Hendrix.
Clarence ". Kitchen and Margaret Z. Harris
Charles h. Evans and BlOnda Mora.
George Z. Farrow of St Louis. Mo-, and
Rosemary c. Lucas of this city.
J. Thomas Parker of this city and Viola
Y. Brown of Evanston, Ill.
Earle Boyle and Belilah NJ. F. Ross.
William +. Seebode and Esther L. Waldron
John W. Fadeley Of Alexandria. Va, and
Lillian V. Sparshott Of this city.
Sterling d. Bray of Stanardyille, Va. and
Lucy {. Duncanson of Richmond, Va.
NJ Leeman Spring and Josephine Gardner,
both of Muncu, Pa.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths were reported to the
health department in the past twenty-four
hours:
Newton Strait. S5. Georgetown Hospital.
Ella L. Claggett, 75, 1904 Vernon ST.
James D. King 13, 1902 Caroline st.
William J. Greehwood, &c. Providence Hos
pital
Lola King 3s. Sibiey Hospital.
William ]. Fraw1ey- 36. tuberculosis Hos
pit8l.
Everett l.. Rider, 8, Providence Hospital.
william Key, "A, % Pierce court sw.
Evening star., 1922-06-04
DfdthS.

LEWIS. Departed this life Thursday, June
5,s, J; ia.2 ct ll;so Pm. at her residence; 72s
James Lewis. Funeral from her late resi-
asnee s. Monday. june .. AT O'Clock. Rela-
tives and friends invited. A.
LEWIS. To the officers and members of Peace
1. Council. No. s54. I. o. Of St Luke: You
MARY LEWIS. who departed this life
from her late W residence. en- 7as End End st. sw..
Monday, June 5. at pm. Members are re-
MARY A. GREEN. W. Chief.
! NJ NJ PEACE Degree Chef.
AcKEEnA. Members of Division NJ :, 4. =.
! our late brother. HENRY McKENNA. at
Sacred Heart Church. l4tIl and Park road.
order JOSEPH DAILY. President.
MILLER. On Saturday. June 2. 1922, his
| residence. 400 II street northwest. PHILLIP
| Miller. departed this life at ] pm. Fu-
neral from the Israel Baptist Church. 1lth
| street between + and G streets northeast.
! Tuesday. June 6, 1922, pm. ReIa-
| tiyes and friends invited to attend. -
hoRsELL. Saturday, June 3. 1922. a; > am.
CAROLINE CECILIA MoRsELL, aged 81
! yeais. Youngest daughter Of the late Rich
ard /. and Eieann Bean Morsell Service
at the Methodist Home. 9Th and Nj sheets
northwest, Monday. June 5. at 1890 am.
! private at Oak Hill cemetery.
| McKENNA. Friday, June =. 1922. at his resi-.
dence. 3543 18th 81. NV. HENRY, beloved
husband of Margaret McKenna. Funeral
services from his late residence Monday,
June >, at 80 am, thence to the Sacred
Heart Church. where Will he said for
the repose Of his sout at an. Interrnent
Mount Olivet cemetery.
MCMAHON. Thursday. June l. 1922. MARY
E.: daughter of tie late John N and Han
nah Mcmahon. and sister of Ellen NJ. Fin
erah and John +. McNahon. Funeral from
Hanlon's undertaking parlors. Gal II ST. ne.
Monday. June >. at $3.50 IN. Requiem mass
at Holy Name Church at am Intermsnt
at Mount Olivet cemetery Relatives and
friends invited
PIERCE. Died June 1. 1922. at the home
of her sister. Mrs. T.. NJ. Rogers. in Clin-
ton. ". C.. MISS IRENE PIERCE. formerly
of the bureau of engraving and printing.
RADCLIFFE. Friday. June .. 1922. at Laurel.
Nd. WILLIAM W. RADCLIFFE. in his
18th year. Funeral from his late residence.
Laurel. Md. Sunday, June 4. at pm. In
terment at Ivy Hill cemetery.
SACKS. At Emergency Hospital, Saturday.
June g. at 1:15 pm. MINNIE SACKS. be
loved wife Of Isaac Sacks. Funeral from
her late residence, 2Jl6 Wisconsin avenue.
2:30 O'Clock Sunday. June 4: thence 10
datI,