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Urges Canadian independence.

Montreal-Independ for Canada
was advocated by w. F. Carroll, mem
Der of Parliament for Cape Breton and
Richmond, in an address before the
Reform club, in which he contended
Canada was not nation although en-
ioying political and religious freedom.
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advertisements are useless, nay, worse
than useless; they create resentment
instead of interest. The bill board at
best is an appeal to the primitive mind !:
certainly it should not be permitted to
destroy the beauty of the country.
If the department having stopped
the advertising of outside products
within the forests will now begin to
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
WHERE ADVERTISING is PROP.
ERLY FORBIDDEN

The Forest Service of the Depart
ment of Agriculture has done well to
prohibit the painting of advertisements
forests of California, and to order
stopped the erection of advertisements
on trees. Besides being unsightly such
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the cobwebs from our minds and get
down to truth as the basis of our think
ing. A fire can give us life as well as
death according to how we use it.
Twisted reasoning is dangerous
thing.
Read the News-Budget and get all
the news. Better still, subscribe for
it.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
HONEY PHILOSOPHY FOR 1922

What do you work for!' one fel-
low saws to another $50 won't have
to work. comes back the answer.
Then the first fellow thinks-he
thinks. Why wouldn't it be best for
him to start where the other fellow
expects to finish-never work at all
arrive at the finishing post without
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
OKLAHOMA OIL MAN CLEARED
coroners Jury Holds Jurist Justified
in KILLING Lieut.. Beck.

Oklahoma City-Holding that Jean
P. Day, former justice Of the state SUI
preme court and wealthy oil man, was
justified in the killing of Lieut.. Col.
Paul Ward Beck, in the Day home,
early last week, coroners jury re-
turned a verdict here recommending
that no charges be preferred against
Day.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
Notice Issued to Remove Pictures.

Dublin-Notice has Deen served ON
tie Royal Academy of Arts in Dublin
that all pictures or other exhibits be-
longing to perosns in the northern
area must be removed.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14

advertise the forests and national
parks where they should be advertised,
in the newspapers, Washington will
take a step forward in modern business
conduct that indicates an intelligence
sadly lacking up to date, Mr.. Lasker
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
RUSSIA HAS EDGE
!. !. AT GENOA MEET
Nations Court Soviet Favors As
Worlds Conference Opens
U. S. Not Represented.

Genoa-A clash over dlsarma-
ment proposal by George Glitch
erin, the Russian Soviet foreign
minister, and M. Barthou, France,
threatened to disrupt the econo-
mic conference soon after its
opening. M. Barthou said that
France categorically refused to
discuss disarmament at Genoa, M.
Chitcherin replied that Russia
thought France would be ready to
discuss this question because M.
BRAND, the former French pre-
mier, had said at the Washington
conference that Russia's arma-
ment had made disarmament inn
possible.
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Manuscript covers? News-Budget.
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- MT E5 vATr N IN T ur M :
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- ~ V1oCOASiA OIdtO
ralr Will present an entirely new
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u. Hay; treasurer, u. e. Stiles; as
cnSsnr ~ ~ Hnvnlnra sse.cs~--+-s rslss
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figure

ure. We will be glad to assist you in max
ing the proper selection.
Our display of Suits and Coats by Printz
presents a charming variety of styles for
sports, street and afternoon wear. In
them design is distinguished by refinement
and simplicity. Beautiful as usual are
Printz fabrics tweed, home
spun, tWills and tricotines
You will be pleased with the very mod
crate prices. Such values are ordinarily
found only in garments of much higher
price.
A selection of such Suits and Coats as
these Printz models and the other we'll
known makes we are displaying cannot re-
main complete for long, We suggest,
therefore, that you plan to see them very
soon. A morning visit will give you more
leisure and help from us, in choosing
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
Choose the lines that best become your figure
in suit OF coat by Printz

IN HE greatest problem of dress
! that confronts the average
woman is to find style that really
suits her type, her figure, her personality.
Every figure has its possibilities. And
true style is merely playing up your posi-
bilities by choosing the lines that best be-
come your figure.
Printz designers have long recognized
that different types have different needs.
Too often tendency to angularity or to
more ample proportions even in an average
figure is accented by wrong lines.
To give you the lines your individual fig
ure ought to have, the Printz technique of
"personalized STYLE" has been developed.
Among the distinctive Printz models
that we are showing, you will find styles
designed to meet the need of just your fig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Sewing Machines and
Cash Registers Voted
Off Tariff Free List

Washington. June S-Aftcr a two
days fight. the senate voted to-day 10
remove sewing machines and cash regis
tee rates ranging from % per cent ad
vil"rem To ~ per cent on sewing ma
chimes. and - per cent on cash registers.
were approved. At the same time the
senate refused 10 accept the committee
rate Of 81 per cent al valorem on print
nG presses. law mowers and machine
tools. and adopted. rs 20 p, an amend
ncnt by Senator Robinson. democrat
Arkansas. cutting that rate TO Is per
cent.
This was tho fourth time tho commit
tee had been overturned In the six week :
the tariff Hill has been under ,uusidrra-
ION. Seven Republicans Joined with
the solid Democratic minority In sup
porting the Robinson amendment. They
were: Horah. kellogg. Ladd, LIf'ollclt",
Lenroot. Nelson and Norris
Senator LenrOut, one OF the leaders on
,he majority side. gave notice 10 the
committee that he would no; support It
IL recommendations Ia increase exist
.nc rates where II was shown. as he
said II has been In this instance. that
IMPORTS were negligible and exports
.arCe. He said nc was not IN favor Of
;ryinG 10 "trdnslatc into figures In ths
Pill all "t the possibilities uf the flu
ture.' adding that Il Wa proposed to
take car" "f unforeseen circumstances
through tho flexible tariff provisions in
the measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
M'KINNEY VOICES
PROTEST AGAINST
KNOCKS ON STATE

Fairmont. ". Va. June S.-Ovcr two
hundred persons attended the annual
convention OF Group Six Of the West
Virginia Bankers association held here
today. The principal address at the
afternoon session was made by A'oer'
II. Dudley. manager Of the R2lttn"r'
branch OF the Federal Reserve EanN OF
Richmond. Mr.. Dudley spoke on reds
counts.
The principal address AZ the banquet
was delivered by Alexander Dunbar,
former president or ~" FennsN.FanH,,'
State Bankers association. His tax
was on cooperation between officers and
smnloves. Dr.. Willard Scott OF New
York city. made humorous address.
Hon. NJ NJ, Nelly. OF this c!tl. was toast
master.
Banking institutions - FttsHHrSn.
Philadelphia Baltimore. New York ana
Cincinnati were represented. Among 'fe
Pittsburgh bankers present Were: Nl'N-
do D,nhor p. d Realty. VI \ hen-
ian ". \. Bell. Wl:.:am =. EaWt"t.'
V =. Roggs. George {. S"!t'rt ana -
Ellsworth Parker
Hon. O. s. Mckinney mad" F'E"f'
out protest against IN" untaN"'!"''
sentiment that Is heinz created aS''uN'
Nyest Virginia because - tie VIZ.
r.ories that are printed about the stat,
r. u. Harmous. editor OF ne .'%,.,.s
Stockman and Farmer or l1''H"", -
road A paper on advertising N'' "'
resources OF West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

service. In no event, however, could
the total exceed $500 in the case q
those who had only domestic ssfv-
ice. and 1925 for those who had both
domestic and foreign service.
Certificates Increase In Value.
The adjusted service certificates,
payable at the end Of 20 years from
the date OF issue, or sooner, upon
death, would have a face value Of
3.C15 times the total amount of the
adjusted service credit. Until January
I. 1926, banks would be authorized
to loan TO the veterans an amount
equal to so per cent. OF the adjusted
service credit plus interest at the rate
of AZ per cent. compounded annu.
ally from the date OF the certificates.
After January l. 1926. the government
would make loans on the certificates
in varying amounts, according to the
time negotiated.
AS a land settlement provision IN
place of the reclamation. veterans
would be given preference In making
entry on any public or Indian lands
opened to entry. To pay for these
lands. they would be entitled to a
sum equal to the adjusted service cred
it increased by rs per cent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
PRESIDENT HARDING
ON VISIT TO JERSEY

Somerville. y. J.. June S-PrcsideNt
Harding who arrived here today. WITH a
party from Washington. preparatory 10
q visit to Princeton tomorrow spent an
afternoon on the Rarltan valley golf
inks ard n quiet evening az the home 81
Senator Frelinghuyssm. IL his after
noon toursome. Speaker Giiiett. ~ N"
house OF representatives and Senator
Edge participated. as veil a tho nrcsi-
dents host. while Mrs sFIrdinG re-
dents host. whIls Mrs Harding re-
rlaiucd Indoors.
The president and h.s company its
missed all public concern for the time
being. and his gam" was said by com
panlons 10 have been good
His program for Friday. including two
Sc, addresses, one at the unwilling Of a
monument a, PrIncoton. COMMUNICATING
WashirKton's revolutionary campaign
IN New Jersey. and one later NJ FRINGE
ton Univ erslty. was tentatively en-
larSed today by an aEreemen, to say
few words from the back platform Of
his train al Trenton. while on tho way
% Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
THIS Pretty Girl Tells How She Defes
Age by Using Ordinary Oatmeal
TO Beautify Her Complexion

New York-According TO the we'll
known beauty specialist. Mae Edna
wilder the wheels Of time" may be
turned backward II little common
sense Is used in taking care Of the skin.
Ike every thing else the skin needs
food care and attention. The pores to
do their work properly should tie KEPT
omen and scrapulously clean. For this
rlrpoSc use "A good cleansing cream
CLiska cold cream | nave iound 10 ne
The besD. After being thoroughly
riaanscd they should he fed. to nourish
and bring to the skin that beautiful
youthful! appearance every woman
cravra. Miss wilder, though well past
the time Of life when most compIexlons
fade is famous for her beautitui com
pieXion. and when asked how she retains
her Youthful appearance said:
ut is simple process to appear
ynuthful. No one comes within ten
years OF guessing my age. Here Is my
secret 90 to any grocery store and get
ton cents worth Of ordinary oatmea !.
Put small quantity Of the oatmeal In
a bag OF chceacroth about the Size Of
your hand Drop on or into the bag 10
drops Of derw.ilo which can he obtained
AT the toilet counter Of any department
or up-to-datc drug store. dip In warm
wafer and use as You would a wash
cloth. with this combination wash
your face. hands. arms, neck and
shoulders. night and morning. Let 1t
remain on the skin for a minute thus
allowing the pores To absorb the food
value OF the oatmeal. Wash off with
warm water. rinse with cold water and
dry thoroughly. Then apply derwillo.
This is very important. In short time
your skin will undergo a marvellous
change. \ rosy hue mounts the checks
and a baby Softness comes 10 the skin
The very first application will convince
effective on" for hcautifying purposes.
II IS especially rec m m n d for
dark. Snllow. rough skin. shiny nose
rrerkles. tan. sunhurn. wrinkles. and
Iarg" pores. 1t freshcns and beauties
the complexion. and since short sleeves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
TREASURY SAVINGS
CERTIFICATES SALE
S6O,35O LAST month
poxnrnatser Irwin Declares Report OF
wheeling postofftce Shows
Increase In Popularity

The rapidly Increasing popularity ~
the new government savings NES'''" u.
Wheeling Is evidenced by the sac "'
Sso35o worth OF Treau@ury savings e.
tiftcates at the local post otr."e during
the month OF May" stated Postmaster
Irwin lust before ne loEt for SAN rT'H'
cisco 10 attend the Irper1t S"r'"e
Council.
Postmaster Irwin declared 'h3' Treas
ury Savings Certificatss are 'h" SCUM l.
est investment conceivable, due Z" '"e
fact that all risk Is eliminated and t&rS
constantly Increase in value II h""
for five years they Increase - per ''"'
over the cos, price. or 5 yer cen, per
year. and both principle and Interest
are FREQ from all local and stat" taxes
These certificates can 10" purchase"
At he local post office in demonstrations
OF $1,000. 500 and SIS at cos prices OF
$500. $50 and $50 each. respectfully
and ia hoped ha more people at 'h'S
community will familiarize themselves
win this government SAVINGS pan IN
order To make heir dollars grow safely
a the rae OF per cent per year.
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,. matcI service credit did not exceed
'i".'od service certificate with
bank and government tlo"n provisions


''i"a'oH service certificate with
bank and government tlo%n provisions
$50. IpH"i tIdInAg ana.
Farm and home aid.
Land settlement aid.
The Estimated Cost.
The estimated cost for each OF
these plans is $4,000, 900 for the cash
payments; $2.364 ,909.4S1 for The ad
iusted service certificates: s4l2,42S,
000 for farm. home and Land settle
mnnt aid, and $685.. 900 for vocation
al training. The expense under voca'
riOnal training and the cash bonus
would end in 1925. under this estimate
and those for farm. home and land
settlement aid in 1929 Expenses un
der the certificate plan would con-
tinue TO 1866. with a total of $685.
99l go TO 1913. when the certificates
would begin to fall due.
Rate of Pay.
Explaining the bill, Chairman Nc
Cumhcr said in his report that the
amount Of the adjusted service credit
wonld be at the rate OF 81 day for
domestic service and SIPS for foreign
service. less the SEQ bonus paid when
the veterans were discharged from the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
BOARD TO MEET TODAY

Unusual interest X att? "hcd To tn"
report Of tho Associated Charities for
las. month which VIII hc read ut tho
monthly meeting % tho directors Of the
association this afternoon at I o'clock.
4 J, understood that the report Will re-
fleet q general impruN emrnt I'm tho
business and Industrial situation
The meeting has been called for 70.
day. irstNad 81 Monday heCaus" many
members ~ the board will be necessaf-
iIr absent from the city next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
Motor Trouble Stops
RiCkGlbaCker'S FLIGHT

Niles. Mich. June S--tantain Eddie
D!CkcnhaCi%cr. who left New YORK yes
terday on transContinental flight in an
all-metal airplaHn. and encountered
motor trouble shortly after leaving De-
troll late today. landed here early to-
night.
R!rIcuhacker and his party plan tn
resume the hight at daylight tomorrow.
and hope to reach Denver hy tomorrow
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
sHELLHAsE oBsEouHs

This morning at $50 O'Clock a. thu
home OF the deccascdS parents on
Twenty-niHe street. will he held tho
funeral services for the late charles
Shslhase. 81. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Shellhase. R"Quim high mass will
he offered at St. Nary's Catholic
church at o'clock and the body will hc
laid 20 rest IN Mount Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
HISTORIC BRIDGE DESTROYED

S.,''shurG. Ia. June s--Thp only
bridge nat w''hstood tho rush "r waters
following tho J"Nustown food today
was destroyed by names The bridge.
witch was erected IN lSAn. sNanned the
Klskanine.-s river near this town.
Tho fro started about o'clock this
n fternoor and IN n short time tho hr'h-N
was completely destroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

WashinstOr. II. {. Inn" S.-Th"
soldiers bonus bill was formally pre-
scented today in the Senate BY Chair
man McCumhcr. of the finance com
mittcc. with an accompanying report
placing the probable cost to the Fed
craI government at S%.S45, 659. iSl.
. spread over period Of IS years from
next January / This is approximate
Ilv $250. 600. 0O0 less than the estimate
under the House hill. which was 81,
/ S9.719.25O. payable over % years.
/ The Senate bill is based on tn" theo
/ " that - per cent. OF tho ASSOC
veterans who would be- eligible for
compensation would elect the adjust.
ID service certificate option; 22R per
cent farm. home and land settlement
! aid. and 2la per cent vocational train
( ing aid. Should all OF the veterans
! select the certificate plan the total
cost would he s4,4S6, 545,975.
! With reference TO financing the leg
isIation Chairman McCumber's report
J said il was hoped that the reduction
/ in governmental expenditures plus the
payment of interest on the refunded
foreign obligations would be sufli cient
- nhviato the imposition Of additional
taxation.
IL il does become necessary 70 I'M
7Osn additional taxes the report con-
tinued "it is believed We can better
determine the amount of the neCcssa.
" levy and the methods of distrihu-
ting such burdens for the future at
q later date. when the future COndi-
tion Of the Treasury will be more &C
Curately established"
The Debt Interest.
As 10 the refunded foreign obliga-
lions. the hope was expressed that
these soon would be obtained and
that il will be possible for the fort
cign governments TO provide for the
immediate payment OF interest there
on such interest can be used to.
Hari uefrayinC the expenses author
i2cl under this act"
Senator McCumhcr explained that
an attempt had been made to reduce
30 n minimum aCrual cash payments
under The bill during the next three
years while the Treasury Is engaged
IN rounding the nearly seven billions
G dollars nI maturing government OBJ
LEGATIONS. Tho estimated cost Of the
bonus for those three years was s242,.
ou0 ann
Goae to Calendar.
After lis presentation 10 the Sen
alc IN" bonus bill went to the calen.
Gar. where il will remain until there
is an agreement 10 call it UP. Sena'
tor McCumber and other proponents
desire early action. but several Re-
publican leaders ar& Proposed 10 side.
tracking the ;ariN bill. as they expect
the fSht over The bonus to consume
a least a month, and perhaps Six
weeks
Differs From, House Bill.
This measure differs somewhat
from the House bill and very widely
frOr! tho bonus bill that was reported
:" 40 Senate last year. and later sonf
back n the finance committee Al tho
request IF President Harding. The
most important change from the orig
inal measure is the elimination OF The
cash bonus and reclamation tnaturcG
As now drafted. the LEGISLATION would
give each veteran The right 10 select
any one OF tho following plans:
.... @. .. The Provisions. =. .. ..
Adjusted service pay, but only II his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
TURNER SERVICES AT CANTON, O

Last sad rites over the body Of the
tate Mrs l.mma X. Turner. 9prmc'
resident Of this city. will he held 4,
Canton. Ohio. and IN" body Will Toe
shipped over the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad this afternoon NJ Els to
this city. where it will he inferred In
The deceased died At tho home Of h"r
daughter Mrs H. :. Armstrong. Can.
ton Ohio, last TuesdaN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
OBITUARY
MRS MARY JOHNSON
@GA~s

The bc+y 81 the late Mrs. Mary i'm
o..,ock Wednesday morn!r&. Will Re
l,j5 70 res, In Peninsula cemetery nus
or,sr,on The funeral services VIII ne
6cld from the simpson MSihoo'S'
church this afternoon a. go O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
rUIKART RITES

The body az the late AleN +. l.u''..T',
who died a, the ohio valley Gc""rN'
HOSPITAL following an operation Was
laid 10 res, IN the iIrna.3"' cemetery
Yesterday Afternoon. The deceased was
resident Of Hannibal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
BONUS BILL
(ConttnuCd From Page One.)

~ tho hill went over until after the
election 50 that the American people
might have an opportunity to voice iheir
sentiments on tho subject"
Opposition Futile.
Senator Underwood said a. fcIt that
The bonus bill if passed. "wI'l not only
work lntny :" TIA" American people, hut
Will in The end work an injury 1" the
men whom i, proposes I" help"
Il realize So rar rs | am concerned"
hH continued. that any effort "u MY
part /" prevent the passage 81 this hill
vii! lac practically futlr recognize
that what ! Say represents Oh ~" Don
ocratic sid" only = few senators and
only few senators on the Republican
side"
Senator McCumh"r then sought t.
send the bill. t" the senate calendar IN
lrr 4 uranjmous consent agreement,
mad" necessary by parliamentary pro-
rcLurc tut Senat"" Williams. an oppon-
ont Of tho measure. objected.
Jumping % his feet. Senator NshurS'.
Arizopa. said the wa N~"N'ctrs' had
hccu paid their claims arainS' taN GOV
rrnment. hut that every tiu' Il Ne pr"-
posed Ia compensate IN" soldiers. "h1cr-
,ion was made. trying SanI'or Nc
NCtUmhcr ~ make Il motion /" bring
no bill before IN" sHNrio. he shouted
hat the time hal como - show "Hlu"k
and grit. rour:,r- HnG ~Hnr "
"Gcntlemea's Agreement"
Senator McCumhcr explained that h.
VAS stopped from 0ft7r,nG any STcn
motion 10y Tho "Centl"mcr'S aCr""m'nl'
hat no controversial legislation would
be called M without advance n"t!'"
being given TO senators.
Senator Robinson. Ermorrat. ArkanS-
MS said 10 wanted II understood 'hHt
Senator Willi"ms action did not repro,
cent tho sri,m-ni on the Democratic
side NJ tho chamber
Informal canvassrs "f each Sidr nave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09

The many friends 81 Mrs J. }. k'''E'
rorrrerly Of Rcav uod. bat who has !"'n
making her home with her son. J,'''..
! Riley 81 l.yna. Mass. W. y" s""'N''.
70 hear 81 her Gcaih. which occurred
Wednesday, at LINN, Mass.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
AUTO IS STOLEN

\ Ford touring car owned 10y 7. T..
Earrhdrdt. uf Ad"rd -. WAS stolen last
night from E"ff street. near Twcli,H
- Get. Th" rh"I: W,,S reported To the
police hI' At IN early huur tins morn
ing had NOT hr"n recovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-09
CHuID'S FUNERAL

Funeral services will 10 held this
afternoon at o'clock for Kosic. infant
Daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Aquilino
Amandro. OF I7l5 Guernsey street. Sell.
ARE. Interement Will be made in Rose
Hill cemetery.