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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-19
M.ASONS IN CHARGE
OF SERVICES FOR
FORMER RESIDENT
fSpecial Correspondence. ,

Sheffield, Oct. ia special
stop was made by a fast train on
the Rock Island Lines to bring the
remains of Edward Fisher, and the
funeral party. Mr.. Fisher who
was switch tender at the Moline
yards, met a tragic death Tuesday
night. He was a former resident
Of Sheffield. Services were con-
Quoted at the grave, the Masonic
order being in charge. Burial was
in the Sheffield cemetery.
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BUREAU UNIT. MEET.

Miss Lucille Allen. home advisor,
addseSsed 4 meeting Of the bureau
unit at Illinois City this afternoon
which was held at the home OF Mrs.
Herman Reist A sewing machine
attachment demonstration was a
feature OF the gathering.
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BIRTHDAY SURPRISE.

; -IoVeCIdI -COI IcSpUuUcuC6.J
Erie, Oct. 19.-Mrs. Harriet Neer
passed her 18th birthday Monday,
and that evening was pleasantly
surprised by 25 relatives aRd
friends, who called at her home in
a body. The company brought pro-
yBions for bountiful supper,
which was enjoyed later in the eve
ming.
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Obituary
Mrs. Herman Wich.

Mrs. Herman WITCH, aged 80
years, passed away at 11:15 O'Clock
last night in the home of her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. julius Weltlin,
2713 Thirteenth avenue. Death
came after an illness of year.
Mrs. WITCH who was Miss Leota
Marie Weltlin before her marriage,
was born in Viola, ILL.,. Jan. 81, 1892.
She came to Rock Island with her
parents when she was six years
old. She was educated in the pub
lie schools and in Browns bust
ness college in Rock Island. She
was married to Herman WITCH in
Rock Island. May II, 1920.
Surviving are the widower, Her.
man, the parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Weltlin, at home; sister,
Mrs. William Smith, Rock Island,
and brother, Harry Weltlin, Rey-
nolds.
Funeral services will be held Sat-
urday morning at 10 O'Clock in the
Sacred Heart Catholic church. Rev.
C. P. O'Neill, pastor, will conduct
the services. Burial will be in Cal
vary cemetery.
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SEC'Y CHURCHILL
IS SERIOUSLY I'LL

London, Oct. 10. - Winston
Spencer Churchill, secretary for
the colonies, who was taken ill
Monday, has developed appendicitis,
it was announced.
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SPAIN HARD HIT
BY TRANSFORMS

Madrid, Oct. 19.-Severe rain
storms are raging through Spain.
and great damage from inundation
,is reported from many sections.
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~. Albert Abrams. San Fran
$50, claims the discovery Of an
e'estronic" theory of diagnosis and
Isa.ment. He declares he has de-
.,ssd apparatus sufficiently delicate
meter the vibrations in all mat
" and thus determine the health
disease IT human tissue. He
~ NJ is able to determine age,
;sentase. sex and physical condi-
~ Nv t. snbjset from, = drop OF
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BRIDE, 6s. Is KILLED.

Springfield. Ill, Oct. 19.-Mrs 7
]. Foster. 66. of Wenona. ILL.,. -
her honeymoon with her 75-year
old husband, was killed by an an
tomobile.
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Funeral Of Captain O'Connor.

Funeral services for Captain
John OConnor were held this
morning at $3.50 o'clock in the
home, TAB Twenty-second street,
and at o'clock in st. Joseph's
Catholic church. Rev. P. H. Dur
kin, pastor, conducted the services.
The pallbearers were Pierce
Keane, C. J. Larkin. John Brennan,
F. j. Schenebricker, William Nc
Clellan and Charles O'Hare. Bur-
ial was in Calvary cemetery.
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Mayor H. M. Schriver and Com
uiseioners w. H. Fitxsimm0ns,
NaytIn T. Rudgren and John MUIR
"a are among today's contributors
d The Argus fund for the families
4 James Green and Edward Miner,
~ policemen slain in . battle with
negro gunman ON Twenty-second
sy1et last Sunday night. At noon
,oiny the fund had reached e1,223.
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EIGHT KILLED BY TRAINS.

Chicago, Oct. 19.-Eight persons
were killed in automobile accidents
on railroad crossings yesterday.
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John s. Sumner of New York,
head of the Society for the Sup
preston of Vice and successor to
the late Anthony Comstock, is de-
PENDANT in a $65.000 suit brought
by Boni & Liveright. publishers.
Miss Mary H. Mark, librarian. and
Thomas Settler, another publisher.
The suit is based or his activities
against the circulation of books
which he considers mot NICE.
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EMBARGO ON GRAPES.
New York, Oct. 10. - The Eiie
railroad announced an embargo on
all eastbound shipments of grapes
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MAkEOvER or EUROPE


all tho other fuI"p~nn poWcrS ARE 10 10
tI"n was made 81 Turkey The o"udi-
tiDnH. la tho f"Iin 81 Ioh"iuil"nS HI".
fiIai That tho ndIIOun ,unnDi ,lulu
the IIaht - dictate 4" "no 4n"ILo, tao
r,In.ipio, 4" which ihoF sI,"li "'s"nIau
ihGli intUIi"' hyai"i"s al pI"I"ily IIuhis
r.ss,N,nanI uI i."IitI."I .."n","I
ae."ud shat II - i'.I""saiht. /" LA
81 e. ."",.,.y ""i.ao iha i",aia"",a she.
I"'"i"h 'hs i""h" "'" J.s''"i" 'hsI'
,lshia ~iIi h.. ,".i,.'.toL
IhI,d Ih"i ihin ""'',',ltg '"""',' h."
,.un.id.,.d s"I .si.hIl"i,"I ""i."a
ostI"pa e., a,,fsruu'""'s 81 ""'I""S IL.
rl,Ins ." "i,i"i" I"'"ir" "'"dl'" u"h"'
axe f'o-lr :" ,"''pnly" nl ruhli" dS'''H
unI ,I.tIg.ilrna ,,,,l'""i.d Ly - si"'"
snd ,"I'"r- r"nnr'rtrb Tr"rnr'y 49, !"
d-unlTv th- vIntlr," 81 "nnn"' uli""S
Fourth Jhn, np'l"uS must h"V" -
suitable medium 81 "S,h.U-- anl u""
rtpry uyui"n anh must "h"r proper
guarantees 10 trph".
take to abstain from all propaganda
auhyerslvr Of public order Or - p"litl-
cal systems established In other C"un-
trlea
SIuth--Thnt nil countries must under
tako 10 abstain from all aggrcsJIOnS
upon their nelghbors.
If the Russian government claims OF
fetal recognition In order 10 assure dc
velopmcnt OF it's commerce. the allied
powers can accord the same only upon
acceptance OF the foregoing supulations'
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JAPANESE SHANTUNG
PROPOSAL DECLINED
BY THE CHINESE

NnrhinHI"u. Ian. tIY iho NHa"'l
ni"d I'ToHab Tho chanting """v"ina
ii"na between tho iapnn"s" and Gilman"
d"iogatur wcTo "hl'trnrd ain" hl" lat"
to-day whrn tho thiu"n" declined '" n"
.opt "a Inpnnrs" counter ri"p"""l Tor
payment f"r tho l>ln" 'h"w rHnlmnm "a
railway L., ~ nIto"n yea l"nn r"l"""
nhl" hy ,hlun IN nv" l"nrr ur"u s's
mnutlIs n"tl""
Japanese hcl"gHtcr f"unl, uuh"""rt'
Phlo tho two ihln"H" ALTERNATIVE" pro
p"Hnla In their present f"fm. prov !dlng
for n single Immediate cash payment 81
install lmcUtH covering twelve trnrN with
mn option to take up r"rnrlnlng not"H
Within shorter period. Tn" Chinese
orr"r Included the appointment or n
Japanese chief engineer.
Tho Jnpnn"sc orrcr wns Jopan's final
suggestion for u wttlemcnt OF the
vrxatlnus question Of control OF tho
disputed railway. declared 10 10 tho
,rux Of the entire shnntuuE controversy.
NJ iIauihhra. one Of the japanese delo-
gates. To newspaper Correspondents
after the meeting. said tie added tho
thlnrSo hal declined this "nGr. bat said
that there might hr another meeting to-
Iuurr"w Monday
rho Japanese. hu SAID had u" inton-
ton at tho ri"Scnt tima OF asking In
t'rVrnil,,n by ATthuI ] iialf"uT hnd
H"' TrtniS liuHh"r. although lao nnli lhe
'h,noao n,iAhI "unruit Win tho heads OF
tho uTltinh aud Ai"uti'an delegations
uhdcr wh"ro 'R""'i "ni''r tho '"nvcr
ratl"Ua wUro begun HTvrIhl w'ohn age,
~ a. attempt - rcitl" tho dlnrutY
""utSldo "a" anne U"nfoIOn'r
- Wellington N"". at tho ihlnrue
delegation. woa lcaI ,"minunl, nllvo In
uNl'ploly after tho meeting
TIL" altuntl"u IA quito "rIllCnl, br
Roo pnId aud Il" not want 10 Hny
nnIlhlng hnS,lly. No mnS. however.
dcCld" To- max" n abatement lnt"r.
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Inu,Inn Jru & cav ~" N"""'l"loh
rtoauD I,.u"n DO Nnl'In has resigned
nud u u"w pnIl mlul"iry WIN h" turned
anIu ConIrnl Nova dlapRlch I"m
Dublin this Afternoon
Nowg nr Ermnn -" NnlornT h""I"'h
tiun todny /" resign ~ pu"pih"nI ct ~"
IrIuh republic wnH received At " 'm"
Minister Lloyd Gcnrg"'H official Down
ing EtrC"t y"Hidrn~". II wac ""n'td"r'h
there ~ II good sign. In IL" '"n"" mat
Il Indicated Mr.. DvNnl"rn'A r''"Enl'I"h
that hla CIus" was lost. ANA th"t the
supporters Of tho AnEl"-lrtSh treaty
would prevail 4 telegram was I'M
mod,atCly dispatched TO Mr.. LIo!d
ceurro At Cannes.
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sToOHMoLDE AS MEErIHa

Tho annual meeting ~ tho st"' kh"ld-
or. of tho WHEELING BItiNI&G GI.I'n
Of WhseinE v Va viii he hoid "n
M"nday January 10, lDst. between tho
<nAaIs az and "'rI"' T. IA. at tho
t..I,o ~ tho woot Virginia Esr"ait .""
sud state fhh Association -" tho fni'
Gf"u,ir f'I tho i.UIr" - dieting 1T
ra'tu,r t.t tho u"r"i"a Jo"' ""d f"' tho
t'auat'ti"n "t "uy "ihoi husl""sr that
nIos ut"u'tIl '"i"n huf"fo tho I'upoiing
orc " It.IT i''oa'ho"t
nI.llT ~ HwAuIH. no'Jol"'r
ian Y
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n.-,.no.d a, odvocot. n. JudRa
i,.na',s ~ 80. Ia. In ,his ~
"" 800, o~l1
by the tail. ana thsy nus
way 10 let go They NUT couy
man OF this crime. Ihs p'ooe
IiuTkhHrdl women II hoWhnU telz
gpance through tho mouths OF
Ferry. populaca, ~
nm. d,T.ns, Ind ha daGlnPNA.9
..n,,,I ,,,,n,,, I'm, IA. sb,oluiH
~, "''" .,,,,.,,..S
'"'v ma" .,,., 'SIR
'"h"o ""h IA" not h'n"'"
"r "pp"'''inltlea J." 'o'fuW
such u" ih"s" WIN "h''h W
ia" state. M Ito came W lhs sle
hla argument hn presented TIE osSoDl
tsutI,nonv npnin -
pr.i.s, nur1snt
,,ndy r,,,,,,,,,. 81 ho s.i1 "is 4
,.,,,I M 49,, A., Tho, community. ~
'h,, ,,o r an, ,cn,tn lion 10
w., 49, .,a, a., liz ,o1is ths tr1kf
,'t A ,,i, .,,.,o ,,s Il. ,oIJ rothjnr kuls
,'u,i, A. n, ,ho nroof of ths ~
49,, no 49,, mn prv fYoUo
IL 49, ,,,o, Oh. L..ns. fro,H
t'L H., 80, ,,nn, ,hs husband -
,', | ,,a ,',,a 4. mn man -
w.. ,'o"i t t ,n.n, Kin, In MT
100, ,.,nn, =, ,oLa chnncca VIII
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WILL nnnvn aanTnnOn.

Nlnusap"liH. Ian Jacob bhunIol
"r,u tIua u",.I ,ilrt 'rn,lilnin Ini 49,.
orrrt 81 Ni"u'r"iu. vh" w"H '"u, lri'd
81 vl"Ipilnr -" "Hpl"nuTo n"t vii
nlnnl"u his nrnnunr"d appeal 4" tho
l'uIio'l uini"a HurIeruo ,"uTl nn,l h"U,n
serving u ~" opr r"ntr nee NJ lpnV'n.
WORTH p"nIt"nttnIy MOST w"oh, u was
runuln,od by hlg frlendr here today.
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srocxHoLpERs' MEETING

Tho nnual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers OF the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company will be held at the office or
the Company on Monday. January 3,
1922. between the hours OF an.
o'clock p. m. for the election OF Manag-
'ers to serve during the ensuing year.
ana such other business as shall come
before tho meeting.
do 26-s JOS. LAWSON. Sccy.
Wheeling. w. Va. December %. 1871.
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srooHHoLDEns' MEETING

She annual meeting "f the rtuckh"ld
sTA OF tho Wosi EiTEinia EsroSiIl"u and
state FRIr AsSU'iati"n 81 Wheeling W
Va viii be hcid uu M"nhaY JaHuai
10 1899. b,t~oo" TIC h"u,a 81 and Z
o'GlUak A. az. At ii,. "ni,o 81 ia" hSs"
station a." iLs val, 't,"u"ds Ia. the i.ur
BSss 81 ola,il"s Ill a,l"'H Zee tho Gee"
ias YEA. AHh IT,, tho i.snsa. ii,. 81 any
sths' LusIssss ihsi '"-Y i,"t.s'ty ..".".
kSfsIS the naaii"s
urp " IuIE r,sajdrr
ttIp 90 'IirfiI VI. ttssid.ni
q n uNu''urn T,s."u..,
pnnT 80 awhnfE G.,,.r-,v
Iru -
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nurHnnLAnp annAMnD

I1tlahurgh Ia. Jam, O.. ID. John
y CJnok'D Sutherland has been
furpp"intad fo"thsIl coach NJ La
las rIto college. Il was announced I"
uIEhI hnd han forwarded hIa Aligned
""nII"'t I" coach tho 1872 Squad u had
h.cn IuIn"rod that Sutherland would
i.Ii,o IInn athI'II's at tho n"Si"n Ia.
r''tuti"n inc terms 81 tho contract
e., net Iua'iu IIhll"
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ron RALR-RARNS.

COUNTRY PLACE for sale--S0 acres
improved limestone land; fruits OF all
kinds, alfalfa. blue grass ana modern
buildings with all household convent
cnces: located u mile north OF AtSin-
sons crossing. National road and troll
10y. Address W. T. Davis. West A!cHan-
der. Pa r. +. ID. No. I. Call l. Grove
71O2-R n dos 10
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l57 Acre Farm

,nI,d uunI Nr'hnulHIowu bhl". 90
a.. A. 4 ,nII,nnL This Ia - u"'.d
InyIup tam -" I"uuh ground. l"n""S
,uud 10 n,Iru 81 whIin cali ll'nl'"i.
,,,,,u, G,n,nu huunr Ihstn bum. nl'"nh
ou,o 81 fuli Va win hunu"" dlo"l TO-
y"" IT ""lh YI" """'" "''" WIZ l."
no roo
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PLAY rH1s AFTERNOON

The cathedral Shamrocks. recently
org Inizcd. open their season this after
noon with the fast North End indie
p-ndrnt-. JrS.. and a hnrd-fought B"mo
iA ANTICIPATED.
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invitation 70 U. q.

Cameo Jan tliy III" NSs"''"''
I.Tusap Immediately hfi"I the huIh cine
council adapted It's i"n"luI'"h 'hNi''"A
tho United Htutun Ia InIIi' lr"iu Ia Ia"
International economic conference. ia"
Invitation Wan ~ on"ntod L" A"b"Hs"'l''
Harvey hy NJ Inland
M lIntyoy commenting "m TIA"
,runos n,r.lIup rnid I" ia" NaU"' lated
IIoau t"uIghi
The m""r nrril,Iup ihI"F about IT."
r,urcni ururIun "f III" '"uu'll. ~ 80"
Irsutod vita III" pc, tUu" "n" h"'h ~
Inriu IN Nmguri. 1T III" "n"' th" N"'h
InEI"n ,'uuf"roncu hpu hnd "u II lh'Y
got down To- husln""a rlrhi away n"'l
did ,hl"Gs just y" they did ut Washing
TON
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o. Q. Will He Rsprsssns~d

Washington. Jan. s,-AmerFan ofn-
clals arc unwilling 10 comTNTt. at the
present stuEc. on the dellbFrationS or
the allied council at Cann% tut they
arc giving the impression that the
Halted States will DC represented nde-
uuately nt the economic conference.
which is to meet at Genoa in March.
The prepondoront uraCial position
iust now seems To favor nm American
rnrticipatiou by fully ncCrodinted dele
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EXCHANGES Farm for city Income
property. farm H. known IA Spot
Farm: contains 100 acres. good build
inEs. on state road: 40 head "nttlo and
4 horses: write for particulars. u q.
Stropa New Lynne ohio )an5-I
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wAnrED-AaGNrs.

AGENTS-Mnko one 20 thre" dollars an
hour selling kllEall Rat Eatcrminht"'
excellent repeater. exclusive t"rr''"'S y.
Superior Products 60. ::lo >" llhfT'H"'
M NJ WAYNE. Ind. jan X
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HNEE ELECTRICAL DOOK-Teis no"
20 earn 81: To $50 a day: you can learn
electricity At homo and earn ~ S""
Learn: write today. chief EnEl"e"'' ~t''
Iawr.noo chicago Jan ~
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DIXIE FIVE wins
WON ny CIHYELANp.

cleveland Jan. 6.--rhe Cleveland
hockey team annexed another victory
tonight. defeating tho Sons Of Ireland
Of Quebec. .; to o. The same teams play
,umurroW uixht
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LOST ThurhdRy afternoon. rsl"amnn =
sample grip containing luhric"tlnE ell
bottles. from auto between thouJH 81.
rage. Market street. and Woodsdalo
Finder return Ia Mr. n u Mari. MrIu'e
Hotel. reward ian 1
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'TLc TIu,I uI.n trr Nu,lr"v &urrrui a.
Ifc vng urndr ~ hIny nfi"rn""u hy A.
I"ru"y EnTl I"wIG at ~ 'lair"vlll".
whcrn hc wac uu trial charged With ~"
murder ur tho two llurkhnIdl women
prcIarIug that III" itnt" had framed ~
tn" charge against Surg"n'. At"rn' :
LrXig unmrr"iGully amha st"h '"t""tiv"
Sturgrnt and the states efforts ~ Il
whole lie made an impaSsl"m"d nl"n
- an aruuiIt.u declaring that hr kn"N
lii, client was entirely innocent Of the
crime he was aCCu"cd OK.
In continuing his argument in the att
crnuou Attorney Lewis stated that
the murder was not committed IN the
dHvlighl ba sing hIa theory on the l"S'
tiuuny OF Or. Mc"scrly. who Hint"d that
the EurkhaIdt women had not eaten
from y To Is hours h"t"r" they died. II
IL were true they had eaten the might
before at d O'clock they would haN" been
KILLED somewhere between ! {" clock ana
O'Clock In TIA" morning but then IL
wan hardly Improbable that the dlB'h
tive organs "i th"a" Two w'sn"n M"uli
hnSc Iun, Ilnurd Exactly hllk" nPi lhhl
II would have occupied ia" Mh"I" !"
huura Tie wan IA, Iinrd /" the View
that they w,Ir kIIl,d between hhd j
u',i",k la ii" mn"inl"r
lie stated Ilnt lh'HU Wnin"n "'i" nol
tho kind 81 w"m,'n Nh" """ii III" Ia
h,d iniu n,I th' nr"i''inE ""' i"'"iy 'h'y
t,uula i,N. ,"I'n th'ii 10 ."h I""' 'i"' d
% n.,I,,h ih"i u",,r-"h Ih'" IL" -
I,t,,i -. EI"I.. i,,r'n'. WI" 81 III"
a., uard ",,d ""h'i IT." I"'l what """'"
hr "I,,,,,iI "rIh} :" be- ~" '"'i '""'
Iu,i"n is'", iL s"n ''"hIl l' MAJ
.,u,r,,i he. VIC H., I,"I tees h'i I"rl'""'I
,,.,, thnn iu'l"u i"' let H. ''"E'I hls
Mnul., hanging hin 10" 81 argument
Lr stated th", H., ,.",,Ih ""I r'i ~ ""i
- LIu ,"I,ul lh"i hl"'P l"r""" N"" ""'
,,,n,,,,tol - ri,'. m"rd'' ""d Ih"' 80
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gates. rather than by unofficial obserV-
ers. but that IL q point that VIII nave
to be decided whom the detailed purposes
OF the conference have become known
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MEN wanted Tot detective ~"th. o.
paFlsnCs unnecessary. WAT" tah"''
former uovt Bste.Ii,o ~ l.""lr
10 u Ian ~ Il a
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WANTED Foreign girl for E"h"rAi
Homework and clean cooking. 800
Warwood Ave Phone 64-J Wur""od
Jan.I-L
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guilty NO No' No' ""''o ~ "
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
UaSp y. Wsv~-s. vs"~.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
1EAysa~ Chapel lsos ohspitas str.ss
oan Hhons ielT
DIED

HCSEAANE--At Akron. Ohio. Wcdnes-
day, January 4. l9c2. at o'clock a. m.
Mrs ACGUSTE HUSEMhNN. in the
6sth year OF her age.
Funeral Saturday. January :. l92@. at
s:3o p. M, from the residence OF
Frank e. Fette. 81 Thirty-third street.
Friends OF tho family invited To at
tend. Intermcnt Mt Zion cemetery.
IAAMB-On Thursday. January q. 1922.
At Grand Junction. Colorado. Mrs.
KATE LIST LAMB.
funeral notice hereafter.
I4ANTZ-On Sunday. January l. 1922, at
the family residence. l.ake~ God. Clsys
land. Ohio. WILLIAM MARSH Jr
son of william NJ and Hazel Aipauah
I-Aatz, aged years.
Funeral services foam the chapel ~ tho
Mshdel FunaTsi homo. Il"h 'harIima
street Saiufday aftuin""u at ,
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