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The Washington herald., 1922-03-16
.iid'CoatiHued from Yesterday.
I -: III she Goes. 1 Go AIsor'

80 pa at she Goes. 1 Go AIsor
yiYjaJ% nj
Ttf exclamation came from four
aJRsEedr paoDle.
Wis, Rarytowe strobe into the room
apd, -3Yar TO- Jeanne, fury distortins
his -Glesan young face.
beg your pardon. mother and
dad" be, SAID briefly. and then turn
ing a9 Vera Dayton and Jeffries the
sHGet i669ts you two" he said. class
ms thetIr b9th IN one breath.
vie! erfeG his mother in dismay.
sfe TUNED to her briefly
~ a m s6rry, mother. but there are
tiTnesHto be brutal and this is one of
thefarG 81
The isecretary. slid noiselessIy out
but TeSs Dayton stood with upfiung
head, 1uthe crimson surging up her
pate face
-''6our poor miserable deIuded crea-
ture" she cried scornfuIIy. You are
willing to turn against everyone and
blinf.FHur eyes to the truth for the
sake Or this woman"
She pointed a shaking hand at
Jeanne who sat regarding her
serensly. her face carefully masking
her amazement at the turn affairs
had taken she felt as declined as a
spectator viewing a stage melodrama.
-"d This woman as you call her,
IL the woman that l love, and also let
me remind you, she is my wife"
t'YOu fool"
Ne=a-s lauLh was biting.
Wait until you hear everything"
NOTHING that hear will make the
slightest difference" Vic assured her
with a sudden return of GOODNESS.
II
If for the sake Of friendship We once
had. YOU would control your interest
in my family affairs. an interest
which is both inadvisable and mis-
placed
Vera Dayton gathered up her
wraps. swept her gloves of the
library table and walked haughtiIy
toward the door.
After that. of course you know
that will never come here" she an
nOunced.
Vic bowed with a hint of irony
Forgive me il l commend YOU on
your excellent discretion" he muir
INJURED.
His mother spranE to her feet.
Accusations.
stop" she commanded Vera. II
am ChateIaine of this house. My son
mas no flEuI TO say VINO snail come
and who shall not. Since my hus-
band she turned toward Barstowe,
ST. who was looking very uncom-
Portable. and trying to be as incon-
SpicuOUS as possible. ''if my husband
she repeated will not exercise his
privilege Of asking those who are
welcome to leave. will do so In his
place"
She turned to Vera. sit down my
dear. don't let this fool affair dis
trCSS YOU Vic is an impetuous young
fool. blinded by an infatuation for a
beautiful face"
Vera sank into an armchair with
an air Of triumph.
And As for YOU" Mrs. BarstOwe
turned {" her dauGhtcr-in-law. you
have brought distress enough into
his family. Our eScutcheOn was spot =
less until YOU came. You claim to
he tho descendant of a noble family
hut YOUR actions. you have surely
blackened the memory of your worthy
the full extent Of your activities. but
j know that ever since the day you
came to live in this house you have
been involved in questionable intri
que. You have prOfessed to love my
son. and Yet there have been tele-
phone calls and letters. and appoint
ments in town with men,"
Mother" cried Vic. you dare not.
YOU shall not say that"
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To be Continued Tomorrow.
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TIE CHARACTERS

JEANNE DARE. knoten IN the
kftls logo to1H tehenee she cams
as plain JANE DARE, hds set her
rseH up IN Net0 York as q 1eGIthy
5scoDGH iR the hope Of sHarino o
bach husband. In this effort she 70
afuEiHg use OF
qSIC BARSTOWE, heir to the re-
pated BdrstoIee millions, nho shops
signs Of iHJdtUdtion Goith her.
SifNOR BONNICETTI, a former
eto!tHtst. asks only to serve jeanne.
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Memory
Tests
Answers to These Questions VIII
Be Published Tomorrow.

Answers to These Questions VIII
BE Published Tomorrow.
l. Who was the first worlds
heavyweight glove champion and
who defeated him for the title.
where. when and number of
rounds?
2. Who was Noah Webster?
Daniel Webster?
3. Who wrote THE Prince Of
India?"
4. What causes excessive wear in
an automobile tire not inflated to
the maximum air pressure?
5. Place the following quotation:
Il shall ne'er be ware of mine own
wit till I break my shins against
it."
s. What is the area of the island
of New Guinea?
I. What was the treaty of Guada-
lupe Hidalgo?
8. When is Lief Ericsson said to
have discovered America?
o. On which side of the Missis-
sippi River is New Orleans?
10. What is spectrum analysis?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
1. What verse in the Bible con-
tains, every letter of the alphabet
except. the letter ]? The twenty
first verse of the seventh chapter
of Ezra.
2. How many layers are there to
the skin? What is each called?
Two layers. The outer is the cpl
dermis. which protects the dermis,
or inner layer, that holds the
nerves, sweat glands and blood
vessels.
8. What is the chemical name of
ca-bolic acid? Phenol.
4. What newspaper is said to be
the Oldest in the world? The
Pekin News (Tsing-Pao), pub
lished ipE Pekin, China, since early
in the sixth century A. d.
5. What minerals are mined In
Illinois? Iron, lead, silver and zinc.
6. Where is the Mesaba range
located? Northeastern Minnesota,
chiefly in st. Louis County.
Z. What city in Italy is famous
for it's straw hats and bonnets?
Leghorn, on the west coast.
8. What substance has perfectly
fiat rejecting su-face?' A dish of
mercury. The surface of any fluid
at rest is. both absolutely fiat and
absolutely smooth. and in addition.
mercury is an excellent reflector.
No mirror can ever be made that
surpasses such a reflector in figure.
3. Who Is the author of jean
Christophe? Roman ROLAND
10. Into what two modern SCI
ences has the ancient study of
Metaphysics been divided? Modern
teachers now recognize philosophy
and psychology
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he stood there searching his peck
ets-in vain-and kept a large
crowd waiting. had to give him
my purse and he bought the tlck-
cts. Z. l.
While on a pleasure trip TO the
Canal Zone my husband and ! spen'
a night in San Juan. We went 10
the ,heater-bouEht tickets on the
roain 6oor we went in rather
early. and nothing seemed unusual:
nut soon 1 saw all eyes turned
towards me. l was the only woman
seated on the main floor. II seems
they sit in the balcony. We mao mao
our exit during the hrst interInis
sion. d
The Washington herald., 1922-03-16

Because the women problem" is
agitating the Polish universities, a
university for the feminine sex is
proposed in Warsaw. X
The Washington herald., 1922-03-16

singing that high note, 1 gave the
audience an ear-piercing. scream.
dropped my book. which struck the
preacher. who was sitting directly
below me. and jumped on a chair.
1t took fully ten minutes to quiet
the congregation. and left town
on the next train. That was six
years ago, and IL is as vivid to me
today as when il happened. n. N.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
CONVOCARE

Tn grup din membri Comitetu
iui Parochial, al Bisericei gr. or
Sfanta Treime din Youngstown
Ohio.
Roaga Gu insistenta pc toti ace
membri, al sus numitei Parochii
carl in Ianuaric 1922 au fost il
current Gu plata cotelor lllnare
cum 81 acei Domni membrii fon
datori, carl au contribuit eel pu
tin Gu suma de 5 dolari, la infap
|tuirea acestei Parochii, sd ia partt
la un Sinod extra a-ordinar, care va
avca loc Dumineca III % Octom.
brie 1922 in Hala Soc. 'Fratia
Romana' din East Youngstown
Ohio, la orele ? dmpa amiazi.
Sinodul va fl presidat de preo
tut Grigpre Baloiu din Warren
Ohio.
Cugetati bine iubitilor frati a
supra faptului, Cd banul 81 munca
D-voastra depusa, pcntru susti-
nerea acestei Parochii, este in pri.
mejdie de ii rapita de catre CO.
rifeii unuia care numai cinste nu
face, nu numai dogmei preotesti
dar char intregului nean ro.
manesc.
Un grup din membrii
Comitetului Parochial.
l244-46).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

Am plecat ell dansa in patria
veche, 81 dupa aceea dansa "a
reintors in America, fara stirea
mea, am ayut salon inoreuna III
Cleveland, 81 in Chicago, I'll. DC
Clybourn Ave.
Rog pc toti cetitorii acestui
ziar, care o cunosc dupa fotogra
fie 81 ar sti unde Sc afla sa ma in
cunostinteze find ca am afacerl
fOartc interesantc dc rezolvat Gu
dansa.
De ascmenca dansa daca cetest.
acestea sire, pentru binele comun
sd lmi scrie imediat. adresa:
NICK DRAGHICIU
SCOT Stone Ave. Cleveland, Ohio.
(246-47).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
ARONATI ZlARJl
..AMERICA"
IN VT A R E

Parochia Ortodoxa Romano ia
timpinarea Domnului'' din Akron
Ohio, are onoare a invita- GU drag
pc toate Parochiile. Societati, Gu,
buri 81 in special pc toti fratii ro-
nlani din loc 81 jur a lua partc la
Marea Festivitate care Sc Wa da
/ eli ocazia doua sfintire a sfintei
noastre Biserici, care va avea loc
Dumineca in % Octombrie a. C.
SF'INTIREA BISERICEI.
Inceputul sfin;irei Bisericei va
Fl la orele 8 a. m. acttl sfintirei
sc va oficia din partea preotllui
local Rev. Alexandra Bogioaca
asistat de preotul Rev. TeodOr
Andrea, dupd sfintirea apei mari
va urma Dedicarea (Sfintirea)
Bisericei, dupa sfintire vom intra
cu totii in sfinta Biserica unde Sc
va incepc imediat serviciul Divin.
(Sfanta Liturgie).
Pctrecerea sc va incepe la orele
2 30 p. III. in Hala Soc Romania
Liberia de sub Nr. 1915 Sweitzer,
Ave, prin 0 vorbire frumoasa din
partea d-lui presedinte aranjator
d-nul George Ratiu.
Vestita Mnzica d-lui Nick
Sinu din Youngstown, Ohio, va
distra pc onorati yizitatori Gu celc
mai frumoase cantecc 81 iocuri Ma.
| tionale.
PROGRAMME DE SEARA:
Sc va incepe prin vorbire flu-
moasa din partea preotului local
Rev. A. Bogioaca prin care Va
arata pc scurt insemnatatea ace
stei petreceri presentul 81 star.a
actuala a sfintei noastre biseriei,
dupa acea Sc vOr esecuta vre-o
cateva cantari frumoase din par
tea unor diletanti, in cor.
FRATI ROMAN!
Nu de prea multe orr are omul
ocazia in viata a asista la un act
atat de mareti care este de mare
lnsemnatate in Istoria sfintei noa-
|stre Biserici 81 a. Romanilor din
Akron, Ohio. Barberton 81 Wads-
worth.
Pretul intrarei pentru d-ni: Csc
lar pentru Dame 35c.
Barul va ii asortat cu cele mai
gustOase nancari 81 beuturi reco-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
Sc cAU1A

Safta Gaspar, originara din CO.
muna Orastioara de jos, judetul
Huniedoaia. Romania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
UvsTIINTARE

s
Stunt rugan toti a6onsnp
ooetri . ohssrva urmxtoarplf
regui Il trimitArsa peDtEu
sehinbare de adresx.
|. s. . scris adrssa vech1
'nde 10 mers xiarul d adrsGs
nds ~ mAtak
Z La dscars psrs6anx =
= aixture mxrci a. 6a s. =
Auts q nj = dee nu1aele stre
td Il q oEagului eorsst
Cine N obssFvx aessfe -
sali s. sadAr a9teaptx = / II
1eAi1lbe adrs6e ~ M - poa1o.
:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
APPEL
CATRA T0T CETATENI
ROMANI AMERICANA
DIN CLEVELAND 81
JUD. CUYAHOGA.

Ayand in vedere cd suntem ii
preajma alcgerilor, undc moi ceta
tcnii romani americani am putu1
observa din alegerile trecute ca
am fost aproapc neobservati ca
natiune.
Pc baza aceasta IN grup dc ce
tlteni romani americani din Gle
veland apelcaza la toti cetateni
romani amcricani din Cleveland
81 jur a lua parte la llntrunlrf
undc Sc Va pune baza primulu
Club a cetatepilor romani amerl
capi din America. Adunarea Sc Va
tinea .Ioi in 19 Oct. la ora 8 sears
in Hala Societaiii "Carpatina''
In numele &cestui gr,lp.
loan Santei.
(2i4-46j.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
O1TITl q ABONAT1
HARUI. "AMER1OA'
H114oeAAAA1eA4A
DORESC

Casatorie ell fence in etate
dc 25-35 ami. Eu sunt yaduv
copii nu am, posed lucru bun, an
81 avere frllmusica, 81 asi dori 1
ma angajea in vieata conjugals
Gu fence onesta 81 buna gospo
dina, Sc prefera daca are 81 III
copl.
Doritoarele sd correspondent eu
fOtografia alaturata la adresa:
LILLE PRECUP
Hex no. I. Burku.
ReeGsville, ". Va
la4 49,.
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ritoare. In speranta caci fiecare
frate roman ne va onora Gu pre-
senta d-nealor atat la sfintirea
Bisericci cat 81 la Petrecere, pana
la intalnirc va salutam, in numele
Parochiei. Comitetul Aranjator.
(245-46).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19
1NFoRMATgIl


STOCKHOLM. - Vaporul olan-
deze Cornelis 5 "a scufundat langa
stancile din apropierea golfului
Bothnia. Toti eel % de oameni al
echipajului s'au innecat.
q
NICkSBURG, Miss. - Au fost
ucisi cinci copii intrc etate de. 10
81 II ami, lar alti doisprezcce au
primit rani grave in timpul END
caruta in care calatoreau ia scoala
fost isbita de un trcn de maria.
4 a a a a a a A a a -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

Watertown, n. Y, 19 Oct.--Din
partea de nord a statului New
York a VENT ieri un want rece, du-
pa care a fnceput 81; ninga. Ia
pada cazuta insa Ia fost groasa 81
a disparut in decursul noptii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-10-19

Pfetul pentru publicatu ca: "Caut."
De vinEare.' "Anunt do c8sxtorie," :"
ETC.. costA pentru fiecare cuvfnt Dol
CENT? de oublicati& Sub 80 d centi
nu - publicA mimic.
Pentru OAri Dc seama, InvitAri q
bOte3. cununii sau dAnsurl ( cent? q.
MA. sau $500. 1 coloanA de star.
puhlicAtiile ID fie tnsotite Dc ouOa
necesarA Credit nu ara decit socistx-
tile din Uniunea g. r. 4
Aanuscriptsls eau fotografu ~ -
lnapoiaxk
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CA U 7

Pc verisoarele mele Ana Iuliea
81 Erina Besenyey criginare din
TagaraS Transilvania. NJ stu de
dansele de mai bine de Is ami.
Rog pc dansele sau pc cei cc stu
de danSele ami scric pc adresa
dc mai jos, pentru care Vol Il
multumitor.
PETRU ESIAN
3052 +. 123. Cleveland, Ohio
(24+2G).
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CAUTAM

Oameni sa lucreze in Massilon
pentu Compania Central Steel
Company. Lucrul deschis in toate
departamentele. Clippers, grin
ders, Ajutoriu, lebari 81 lucrator
Ia maSini.
Conditii bune pentru lucru
Company camps.
Plata buna. Lucru statornic.
(243-4S).
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DACA VREl

Sd nu intinxi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in car csnd al rxmas
fara o mana sau IN picior in.
scrie-te INTRO societate din
Uniunea s. r. A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-06
DOUBLE BILL TO Be
At MOUNDSv|LLE HIGH
Legion VIII ClaTh with tho SRs - "
Whuo GIr,E of High hsee
ShadyEido.

Mrrrd:,.,," I:askorhnil fms Will be
.,ivrr . rar. irr", tonight on the High
SrI,nrl r.m wh"n IN" Fast Legion team
.rc,r9 IN" Si2s 90 Martins Ferry. The
Log on team has already won three
game! on, "f four II VIII cnuea'oF
t. add auo,h,r ;orihEt. Tho team is
I'm rro. :hair and hav" been practicins
Llrd an week.. The s!gs boast of tho
lr-s' material to l." had on the Ferry
side q! the river ma have already met
,n,.c &C. tho h"st teams in the valley.
IS q preliminary game III" Mounos-
WILL. High School "irls Will meet the
Shad, scNjrttr IN what should De q
thrilling contest. The Moundsviile
ias,.rs hay" cn!y played one game
vll,l ,h,y Won handily while SHADY
.dr has pat a stubborn battle against
,umr rq"d teams. Any way there Is
sure io lr II Large crowd out tomorro"
ching To- srr tAr!" tw" teams In action.
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Visitor y s'"'dUy.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
Deatbs.

ADAMS. Taesdsy: June 20, 1922 al,.s At his resi- s.
dence 1924 Duslid S st: Nv I THoMAs sts,,! M; d.
Adsn. hqssane psssnl 9, It T
funeral parlor, 2s01 14th st.. NV. Funeral
services at st. Paul's Church. 18th and V
sts NV. Friday morning At o'clock. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment pri-
vate.
BALES. On Wednesday, June 81, 1922. at
the Alexandria Hospital. Alexandria. Va,
HARRY AHIJAH BALES, husband Of Hen
rietta Wythe Bales, in the forty sixth year
Of his age Funeral Thursday. June %. at
8 pm. from his late residence, "A Walnut
St North Rosemont, Alexandria. Relatives
and friends invited to attend.
BROOKS. Suddenly. Monday, June 10. 1922.
WILLIAM H, Jr., beloved son Of William
and Mary Brooks. of 1900 Jay st. ne. Fu-
neral from Church Of the Rs1s,r.1 hsT
friends invited.
DARBY. Suddenly, June 20. 1922. at rs
am, at Emergency Hospital. ESTHER P.
from Oak Hill chapel Thursday. 2 pm. 2l'
DIEIER. Sunday. June ls. 1sz2. at pm.
brother of Frank ]. Diemer Of this city.
nssdsy at 9 am. funeral from 1Ils Euclid
st. Thursday morning. thence to st. Paul's
Church, where requiem mass will be read at
to attend. 21'
FLoEGEL. On Tuesday. June 20. 1922. after
a brief illness. LIZZIE. wife Of the late
Ernest Floegel and mother OF Clara +. Bur-
rows and Ernest Floegel, jr., and sister Of
Mrs. Clara Soule. Funeral from the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. Clara F. Bur-
rows, 70 Colonial Heights. RossIyn. Va. on
Thursday, June 90 at pm. Interment at
Prospect Hill cemetery.
FLoEGRL. The officers and members Of Con-
cordiR Ladies' Aid Society are notified to
attend the funeral of Mrs. LIZZIE FLoEGEL
Thursday, 2 pm, from 20 Colonial Heights.
Rossllyn, Va. Interment Prospect Hill GENE
terry. MRS LUCY HARF0RD, Sec.
GARRETT. Tuesday. June 20. 1922 at the
residence Of her sister. Lillian N. Earnshaw
s503 Tairview ave-, Baltimore, Nd. MARY
E., daughter Of the late Julia A. and VIII
liam 9. Garrett. Funeral services will be
held at St. Aloysius Church, North Capitol
ST.. Washington, d. c., where requiem mass
will be celebrated Thursday, June %, at o
am. Interment Congressional cemetery.
MCDANIEL. Departed this life Tuesday, June
20, 1922, in Binghamton, n. Y, MAR
GARET MCDANIEL, widow Of John Nc
Daniel. She leaves to mourn their loss
three daughters. Ida Twine, Martha L. Dor
sey and Levancher Floyd, and two sons John
and Cleon Mcdaniel.
o'CoNNELL. Tuesday, June 20, 1922 at IL
pm. at Walter Reed General Hospital,
ALICE ANN, beloved daughter. of Jenery
tico e funaral haGsaftAE.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
CARDS of Tbanks.

cAHooN. We wish to extend to relatives and
friends our sincere appreciation for their
kindness and sympathy. and our thanks for
their beautiful noral tributes at the death Of
our beloved husband and father. WILLIAM
A. CAH0ON. THE FAMILY.
JONES. I wish to thank the many relatives
and friends for their words and acts Of gym
pathy given me during the illness and at the
death Of my beloved husband CHARLES Fl.
JONES. June IA. Especially do I mention
the pastor and members of Asbury NJ. E.
Church, and the officers and members of
Datcher Lodge. F. A. A. NJ.
LEWIS. We wish in this way to express our
thanks to our relatives and friends for
their sympathy and floral offerings during
the illness and at the death Of our sister,
Harriet A. Lewis. -
HER BROTHERS AND SISTER. .
We wish to express cur sincere
appreciation to relatives. friends. neigh
bors and mothers of the neighborhood for
their kindness. sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death Of our beloved son and
brother, LOUIS B. MCCORMACK.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
3n M emoriam.

CAMPBELL. Sacred TO the memory Of my
departed this life eleven years ago today.
June u, 1911.
There are thoughts that never perish;
In life loved Won dearly,
In death / do III"
HER FRIEND SADIE.
cAMPBELL-WI1I1AMs. In sad. bat loving
sister, ANITA +. CAMPBELL. who depart
ed this life II years ago today, June II,
1911. and our dear daughter and sister.
oDENE B. CAMPBELL. WILLIAMS. vino
left us months and II dsys'ago today,
Never shall we cease to love you.
Never shall your memories fade:
Sweetest thoughts forever liager
Around the graves whore goa are laid
BY THE FAMILY.
COMPTON. In sacred rcmembrancc Of our
devoted mother. Mrs. LEANNA COMPTON.
1914.
. HER DAUGHTER AND soN-IN-L.Aw.
MAYME T.. AND WILLIAM II. CowAN.
HARRIS. In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear mother. MATILDA ADELAIDE
HARRIS who departed this life year
ag" today, June Il, 1871.
The month OF June once more is here
To me the saddest Of the wear
Because year ago today
My darling mother passed away
The flowers ] place upon her grave
VIII wither and decay.
But the love for her who sleeps beneath
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER MINNIE.
LUCAS. In memory Of my daughter. Laura
NJ A. LUCAS. who departed this life three
years ago, l,a Thursiag June ~, 1919
HER MOTHER, A. NJ. LUCAS.
MIIER. In meHory Of our beloved dsugh-
ter and sister. MARY Z. MILLER. who
passed away six years ago today. June Il,
Watch and wait daughter.
on that blest shore,
Where some day We Il meet
To part no more.
her FAMILY.
oUDEN In memory Of NV dear brother.
GEORGE W. orDEN, who departed this
life fourteen years ago today. June 81. 1905,
HIS SISTER. LUCINDA HOLMES.
PRENDER. In sad but lovirg I-.Inembrance
of our dear father GEORGE PRENDEE,
who died twenty four years ago today.
Loved in life, in death remembered.
HIS CHILDREN.
STRAuB. In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear daughter aud sister. MABEL
sTRArB. who departed this l,re so sud
Today recalls the memory
OF loved laid 10 rest.
And those who still remember her
Are those who loved hpr hest
HER MOTHER AND SISTER JOSIE.
SULLIVAN. In sad hut loving rernembrance
Of my dear father. EDWARD JEFF stlr
LIVAN. who passed away so suddenly six
nephew. FREDDIE SULLIVAN. who died
seven years ago, July ~. 1915.
Every day brings hack memories.
Every memory brings tear:
Deep within my heart cherahed
Thoughts Of the ones ! loved 50 dear.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND AUNT MAMIE
WEST. In sad but sweet memory of my be-
loved daughter. EDITH GIRARn WILSON
COSTIS WEST, who departed this life two
years ago today. June 2l ls@:
Mamma the storms Of life past:
/ have found peace, peace
Perfect peace.
DEVOTED MAMMA. LUCIA CoST1N.
wITHERS In sad hut loving rememhrsnce
of my dear mother. FANNIE NJ. WlrHERS.
who died seven years ago today, June II.
1915
HER DAUGHTER. MARGARET V. WEIR.
wITHERS. In loving remembrance Of my /
dear mother, who died seven years ago
today. -
J. W. WITHERS.
Evening star., 1922-06-21
Deatbs.

BETH A: OLIVE. wife of the late Win
neid 8. Olive. Funeral services at II am
5th ,ast' ~ June IN o. at her late residence; !td
REdssNIDER. Tuesday evening. June ~.
n,iinster Md. MARY SGs ANSN RFI sHErTER Tfis
S.nst %ns OF the iate John l.. Reissnider aud
uaushter q the late Augustus SIrivrr and
Maria Louisa Keener in her 10Th year Fu-
neral notice hereafter
AL4EY. Tuesday, June 20. i7--a. at her resi-
rn nsnce; lf22 Decatur ~. NV. MARY
kI.sr kI'hs srN. WISE RlAEY widow Of samuel
faIrview cemetery. Culpepcr. Va, Thurs
DAY. June %. a. ii am.
JAIN. Tuesday, June 20. 1872. FREDERICK
81 st sAHM. In his 5lst year. Funeral from
the parlors CT Joseph Z. Birch sons Yo3i NJ
st NV, Thursday. June 80, at 3 80 nm.
lnterment private
oEA9. Suddenly. Tuesday. June 90. 1aoo at
Columbia. =. G.. MELVILLE THOMPSON
pse'ea husband OF Bernicc Seay ,nec Gard
nerI. and son OF Ella T. and the late Joseph
a: Snay. Remains can be seen at John Il
wright Cos 1887 10th ST. Funeral services
IN chapel of GlenwOOd cemetery Thursdav
June at 10 am. Friends invited. In
terment private.
STEWART. Tuesday, June 20. 1871 at l
O'Clock am, al Casualty Hospital EVA ",
beloved wife Of William Stewart and de.
yoted mother of Mrs. Anna DJnneIIy and
Funeral services from her sisters residence
1rs. Lena Bucklar, s02 ~ sw Friday
June 70 Mass at ST. Aioysius Church at
$3.50. lnterment AT ST. Mary's cemetery. -.
pm. CLoA-ANS. beloved wife Of the Iate
James Wolfe. Funeral from her late resi-
aehce. 4l1 Il ST. NV. on Thursday. June
at $50 am, Requiem mass at the
O'clock. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment at Oak Hill cemetery.