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New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

RYAN-on December q. Sylvester p. n
his f2d year. beloved husband OF Louias
Ryan (nee schmidt) and son Of AnHis
Ryan and the late Michael Ryan ana
mmcber Of the Woodmen o. the World,
Friendship Camp No. 100. Services VII
be held at the late residences. i1ie Kim
rod IT,. Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon.
Funeral from his late home AZ p n.
Tuesday December -, fntsrment Ever.
rrfan~ gauarfeFV
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

~. lsAa D. Rockefeller. who is at
0rnord Ba,h, Florida. for the winter
season, played his first round Of golf
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

M. and Mrs. James c. Barr have gone
ts Convent, N. j., 70 visit Mrs. Bars
y dtagkssf, Mrs. Landon Humphreys.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

MCCARTNEY December ~, i,ii, ~,
seph n Mccartney. beloved huseana et
ellen Mccartney lnee hslllyl IpnsIs
av. SUNDAY, December ~ ~ iite .. N.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Ms Robert Z. Livingston, Of i5s
Vest Eifty-sighth Street, is spending
as holidays with her daughter, Mrs.
Z. Preset. Rowe, at Brookline, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

gCHROEDER--On December 90 haFy r..
daughter Of the late Captain q. ~,
Schroeder Services Mariners TemDia.
Oliver and Henry sta. Sunday. Dseeuber
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

CONNELLY--Danicl, beloved husband Of
msriy Of the nth ward. New York city.
Funeral from hts late residence 1881
Ellis av.. unionport, Bronx. sunday AZ
1870 D. m. Blessing IN the Church Of
the Holy Family AZ ,. m. Intermeni
~ msymond'a Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Senator and Mrs. Medill Mccormack.
vhs arrived yesterday on the George
Washington, are at the Ritz-Carlton.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

coLFMAN-On Friday. Decembef 2, 1919.
AZ the Home for the lnevraelss' MllllAm
n Coleman aged 90 yearr. Funeral
sunday December 3f p. m, from
Fred A. Drummer sons Parlors, sii
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

cARTY-John r.. as East is2d - BE-
ia..i husband OF Annie carty tnee Nc
n.nshI and father Of John r. Carly jr.'
Mrs John g. Berger Patrolman Harry
Carty. 2sth Precinct. Mrs Thomas y
Nulligan. Funeral sunday. p M
church OF 50. Angela Of Aereeh 1890 a.
and Morris av.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

South Orange. y. j. On M
day. December ~, william y Gibson, ~
ths sisi year of his age Funersl ssry-
and sor.in.law. Mr. and Mrs Lofns L
Campbell fOi Vose ay.. on sunday az
trrnoon Intarmant ChrisimAa n1ofnlng
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

bor %, ig22. william II. sutchne. Fu-
neral services a August Eickslberg .
Pariors So Eighth ay.. near tsth -.
New York city, on sunday. December ~,
1874. At D. M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

are YOU telling mo all these things?
I'm only mazda poor girl. They
nave nothing whatever to do with
me.
GeorEe-Yes they have, for want
you TO help nnd me that girl. Why?
Well. III tell you frankly that YOU
interest me very much. VIII you
tell ME your story. For can tell
that You are we'll bred and no or
binary maid.
Maid-Thani< you. sir. My father
died when l was 5 years old. and
mother has had TO take care OF me
til tho money which father left us
dwindled away Then when be-
came 10 l thought it was my duty
10 work. l had received a bountiful
education mt the hands OF my mother.
who was, years before. noted
southern beauty. Necessity has
forced me TO work. sir.
George-You are brave little girl
TO work for your mother. would
love TO help you. II can Just speak
the word. and III do all In my power
to aid you.
Maid-You are very kind. but
can't let you help me, but bark!
there is some one coming. CBut In
"a moment Margaret. drunk with
"ihc' appears IN the doorway and
regards George and Leila In aston
ishment. Her eyes are blazing with
wrath a she looks from one TO the
other. Leila rises swift and pre-
tends 10 be busting a chair)
Marguer! l have been
hunting all over for you. Where
have you hid yourself?
George Icoldly)-I came in here
TO escape from that crowd. I'm go-
inG home now
Marsuerite-Why. george. the very
idea! And what were you doing In
here with my maid?
Georgc-Oh, just asking her to
bring me my coat and hat.
MarGueritc--Well come on then. L
shan't have every one talking about
erS to start up
Lelia--i-Yes nam. exit the
maid.)
MarGuerits Gin gsntler toned
Come on. George. do stay. Wen have
dancing now
George-rm sorry. Madge. but 7
want TO go home now. have n
fierce headache III como to see you
tomorrow night. that IS. IL you have
no previous engagements
Marsuerite--No. havs none,
George I'll DO delighted to have
you. Good-by. Leila Will get your
things. IfNit Marguerlte)
George-Now TO get away. (To
maid in the hail. I.el!aD Where's
my coat and hat, Leila?
Maid-WhY are you going so soon?
The night is just beginning.
George have to hurry. I'm
coming here tomorrow night. and
can see YOU little while then?
Maid-Certain. sir. tENit George.)
Go DO continued next week.
PEARL FLEISS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Bright Stories by Members of the Club
TIE FUDGE PARTY.

Molly flow around and soon had
writing material and was soon writ
Ing names like this: Marylon Johns
Edward Gore. Mary Virginia Java.
Horace Brown. Pauline Allen. wrewry
Eellam. Airline Dowdy, Gordon wal
ker. Annie Hatcher. Elvcn Johnson.
Patience wha!cy. Charlie Brown
MY dear" smiled her mother.
why tho underline OF Edward
Gore?'" We'll. mother" said Molly.
ar pho biushcd beautifully. because
iike him best Of all Well. must
40 TO bed. because I'm awfully sleepy.
Good night mother, dear" she said.
AS hho ran upstairs. The next morn
!ns all was as distant to Molly as
tho evening before. but there Was on.
who WAS not tina, was :, very nice
!ookin: boy, brown eycs. black hair.
and very rosy checks. He came for
ward With a smile. Molly. wish
you would help me with my Latin.
! can't translate the stuff" "An
right. Edward I'll holp you So
m a few minutes tho Latin" was
lone and tho bel! rang for order. Tho
morning passed with nothing TO hap
Gen. but a not. wns thrown into her
zap with this on 1t: YOU are my
IlFi ED"
Molly bIushed crimson. but made
u" reply. AZ recess sh" asked the
i i',,s 70 please ash the following
IN" hiehkinS To como back To the
room Every one wanted to know
why soon as line broke there was
q rush and then every one crowded
around Mu!lj Her FIRST move was
'' "Sh them 10 be quiet, and tn.n
'h" SAID: u VIII. every one OF yot.
""ulh como To my house tomorrow
ana W. VIII make fudge" Every one
=" b" sure, was there the following
"hiHE, and every ono SaI ,hcy had
I'm" time. Then she tMouy) al
Ways h"d Vienty OF friends. Five
N"hrH hhs passed ana Molly Ind
-ihnuat"d from college and was hay-
hf a I'm" time. About o'clock thai
''ch4"E familiar figure came uu
~. pain. bEt my, how nice he looked.
2'ill robust, straight. beautiful .vcs
;iV'y SAID licllo" ana then sh. took
""it OF nus arm. lie Was no one but
Edward Gore. They sat under ne
'ooe arbor aud after II win. EhwarI
S"id Molly. you know love Won.
"hH | want YOU 10 b. my wife. WIN
you And Molly. who also loy.d
EDWARD. replied Yes In ,yn
months they were married and ,y.rc
N'ry happy They were getting on
"a" train amid the shower o. ric..
"""h over In "A corner Molly .aw
Mar! Lee Java. now Mrs. Smith. vith
H'r l-ycar-o!d baby. and YOU can
imagine The greetings as tho ,rai,,
started for %ew York City with Nj
ana Airs. Edward Gore, happy
couple. ''
CFhe Enid
by GCSSIE SNYDER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
HOW srE:NT MY TIME AT
HttINHDE.

nrst got my Ginuer ana sumner
'sady ana dressed 10 go. wcn,anL
%oi close TO the gate to get a place To-
s'i down. watched many housoe
ana trees as / passed swiftly NV on
IN" train When ! got there | ate mn
Hlnn"' Then went ana tried
nshing FOR iiile fishes. and Won
in"ny small things At las, pot -
" cent dol! for 10 cents. pu, /, bnc,
win nickle and got the choIc.
81 ana got q kewpcr doll with
f." pink dress. with iinsels all aroma
Then got on tn" old mill. I had
good time or II. Then / went ana
haid penny 10 hear some nr.,rv
music and saw some pictures for n
penny. IL was then time 10 eat sun.
per. mad some sandwiches. eggs
CAKES ana pie. ! then walked around
ana cot on some things uni! Gao
CLOCK. and waited for the train !,
came ana got on IL II was IN. IAN
"' JHi! When the train pulled In T
Sa" nothing but water heard
somebody say that IL had been flood
ed. said. We mad some good i'm.
ana no accident until the last minute.
hnt got home all right. Everybody
'oId me, did have a good ,iuc
ana said yes. because I would NOT
ten story. because | knew did.
ALIZE BOSHER