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Evening star., 1923-10-28

While full reparation is demanded
from Germany. the secession Of Ba-
varia threatens to deprive her of some
Of her leading taxpayers.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

While Lloyd George comes as a pri-
waite citizen, American impression is
inclined to assign to him the highly
responsible role OF unofficial OBJ.
server"
Evening star., 1923-10-28

Chinese rioters cannot be said to
discriminate deliberately against for.
eigners. They treat strangers pretty
much as they treat one another.
Evening star., 1923-10-28
The Nickel.
Home on Wheels,

you spend most Of your time tour.
ing?"
"Yes," replied Mrs. Chuggins. q lit
tie wearily;;''I have about decided to
take the Home, Sweet Home motto
Of the parlor wall and hang it in the
fitvver." Z,
Evening star., 1923-10-28
PrOcr1stination.

+'Procrastination is a dangerous fail.
ing"
at is,'' answered Cactus Joe. II re-
member several Of the old.timers that
met with serious disappointment by
not shootin' quick enough
Evening star., 1923-10-28
Getting Them Trained.

O6tC1ns vNGm vT81060.
Are you always able to keep your
political promises?'
mot always" admitted Senator
Sorghum. but my constituents are
not as exacting in such matters as
they used to be. They are coming to
regard a political promise chiefly as
an indication Of whether a mans
heart is in the right place.
Jud Tunkins says the merit of at
tending strictly to your business de-
pends somewhat on the kind of bust
ness you're running.
4,z~ The Nickel.
Oh, five.cent nickel, in the future far,
Perhaps once more you'll flourish.
in your pride,
And serve to buy fairly good cigar,
5 A quart of peanuts and q street car
ride.
Evening star., 1923-10-28

/. Don't act naughty" said Uncle
Eben. ''If nature had meant you to
look down on de rest ode world yosN
have been built like giraffe
Evening star., 1923-10-28

Speculation as to the cause of the
panic which swept this country fifty
Evening star., 1923-10-28
All Other States.


Daily and Sunday. 1 yr., $1,000: I mo-, $50
Daily only. ....... L yr., 81 90; mo-, 00c
Sunday only L W. So. 90, mo-. Csc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

TO be most beautiful and artistic
program.
Walter weems In billed as a
Southern humorist and promises a
delightful fund OF original stories.
also introducing his famous tuba.
Ills inimitabie StSle OF comedy
brings him many round. OF APP
plause.
Cas,ieton and Mack. two OF vaudc.
viile's favorits artists. will present
a snappy program OF acecsed sonKH
and some clever acrohatic dancing.
intsfspsrEed with comedy. In their
latest succcss. whica they call
"Kiever Kapery % High KaIlbsr."
Glenn Jester q Co. appear in a
novelty. Tho Temple OF Mystery"
Tirc sensational Illusion. ''rhe Inyis.
ibIo Flight" Is one Of the features
OF this contribution.
Frank Crouln and Lefty Hart OF.
fer their latest success. ''ons 10
Bill and a very Imaginable program
OF cross-fire comedy patter. inter.
mingled with song and piano. com.
pletes their number.
Tho pantaEcscops win show n
comedy feature with Glenn Goff at
the organ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
PALACE HIP FEATURE
IS D'ALBERT QUINTET

Frank Rich and company. who
have produced several vaudeville fea-
lures seen In Seattle this season. arc
said 10 have another successful revue
In that OF tho D,Albcrt quintet
which will be presented at the Palace
Hip theaier Saturday as the feature
OF tho new bin for the week.
Jack DAlbcrt IS Pacific Coast
boy. whose voice and dancing have
won him quite reputation in
vaudeville circles. with him are four
young misses described as clever
singers and dancers.
A ventrlioduist who has discarded
the old familiar dummy and turned
his talents 10 newer channels. Is
promised In the appearance OF Jack
Lee In his "Phony Recital" Original
humor OF the most contagious nature
Is promised in this act.
A chance meeting in n hotel lobby
between an ox-soldier and a Red
Cross maid who made sweater
which went 10 France. provides tho
plot for "Scottie," n comedy skit "a
be presented by Jack Russell and
Belle Titus.
Not only wire stunts. but balanc.
Ing feats juggling and unicyclc rid.
Ing ~ promised by Arthur David,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
SURVEY STARTS
FIRST OF MAY
Goodwin on Way 10 Spo-
kane to Confer on Work

WASHINGTON. April Is. - The
survey OF tho reclamation possibil.
lilies OF the Columbia River basin In
Washington state. ordered by con.
gress last session. viii get under
way next week. whvn Assistant Sec
rotary or tho Interior q food n
leaves here Tor Spokane 60 initiate
the first steps OF tho investigation.
tlm Interior department announced
today.
Goodwin will meet A. y. Davis.
director OF the United states recla.
nation service IN spokane. 20 draft
plans for the survey. he viii then
make personal tour Of tho basin
with Davis and a staff OF field In.
yestlgaiors, studying particularly
alIes for diversion dams
Before returning TO Washington,
Davis viii visit the umaiilla Rapids.
Oregon district. for a stuuy OF rcela'
nation work
IL N hoped 90 recover Eevral
million acres Of arabic land thru
the Columbia basin development
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Seattle Will have the privilege sun
day afternoon al . o'clock OF hearing
for the frs, time Mile Guiomar No
vhes. the foremost woman pianist Of
the day. when she appears an soloist
with the Seattle Civic symphony or
chestn at its fourth concert OF the
season in tho Metropolitan theatcr.
This pretty little brazilian. called
"a tropical sunburs," by leading
critic. Is scarcely "a years Of age,
yet has achieved worldwide fame
Tor her musical accomplishment
She comes from gao Panlo. Brazil,
where sho has 10 brothers and ais.
ters. She was given her musical
education In Paris as il protege OF
the Brazilian government.
Noyaos first captured musical Eu'
rope and then came TO Tie United
States and won fame almos, over
night Her appearance IA Seattle
win be one OF the most notable
events In season that has brought
many brilliant and famous musicians
TO this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Predicts Change in
Political Parties

SPOKANE. April IS Progressive
political sentiment has a stronger
grasp on the voters OF this state
than Il had In 1919. In The opinion
o. Senator C. c. Dill. who has re.
turned 10 Spokane. after two
weeks visit on the Coast with dem.
ocTaiic party leaders.
Senator Din said he IL certain
that a democrat viii be elected sue.
ce~or 10 Congressman J. Stanley
Webster. but the democratic candI.
date must run on a progressive plat.
form.
II believe the time IL coming
whom the two parties win be known
an progresslves and conservatives. +"
he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
PLUNGE FATAL
TO CARPENTER

Stricken with epilepsy while walk
Ing on the roof OF building az
iiih ave. and East Harrison st,
Friday afternoon. Thomas Beer. 81.
carpenter living at AZ Frs, ave.
~. LOST his balance and plunged
over tho edge. falling 80 feet.
Beer struck upon his head. fnc,
turing his skull, lie was picked up
unconscious and rushed 10 the city
hospital. where he died a few hours
later.
Beer vas = frequent victim OF
epiitptie fits. according TO the cor,
onar. He IL survived by n widow
ana small family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
TIGHTEN NET ON.
CLARA PHILLIPS.
kilograms Practically ldan-
tliy Woman in Honduras

LOS ANGELEs. April as.-Tsio.
crams and cables found In tho bag
q Mrs. r. NJ Young. under arrest
II Teruclgalpa, Honduras. practical.
- Identity her a. Clara Phillips.
fugitive hammer mufderess, accord.
Ing % reports received by Sheriff
TraeEer.
kilograms and cables from Jack.
son. Tampleo.e were found. Mrs.
Phillips sister, Mrs. Eta Mae Jack.
son. recently married here ana
moved to Tanplco.
These kilograms were requests for
money. and the replies said money
vas helms sent Mrs. Jackson was
very close 10 her sister during the
latteF's trial here. aud often visited
her In jaii After Mrs. Phillips es.
cape. she was traced 20 Tamnieo.
but she did not larry there long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
BANNIsTER STILL
FEATURE OF OLYMPIC

Bannistcr. tho psychic performer,
Is still tho big feature on tho olym.
pic bill. with his startling perform
anSe Bannlstor Is proving popular
favorito with the audiences. His APP
pcarance will be extended for another
week TO give all patrons chance TO
see him and have him answer their
questions. The rest OF the present
bfll. which includes the comedy com.
pany In Prince Romanoff.
and the offering OF the beauty
chorus will end tonight. and n
complete change will viii come
for Sunday. The Olympic com.
cdians viii present Jerry. tho
Tramp" n well known dramatic sue
cess, and the Beauty Revue win ap.
pear in some rev numbers which
promise to be good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
WINS DAMAGE
FROM PURNELI

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. April rs.
Damages for nearly $4,000 were
granted John w Hanscl and his
family expelled from the house OF
David. In his suit against King.
Ben jamIn +. Purnell. head OF the
colony. in decision issued by
Judge John Safer hero today.
Judge Safer In his decision held
that "lmmornl and criminal condi
tons and teachings undoubtedly
existed in the Benton Harbor colony,
but ruled that Hanscl's claim for
$4,000 was excessive.
The court was severe In its i'm
piled condemnation OF conditions nj
the colony. making several refer
cnces 10 immortality"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
$4,000 STAMPS
ARE RECOVERED
Loot Of Olympia Robbery
Found in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO. April IS
Stamps valued at ss5.sss. said by
postal inspectors to be OF those do
nominations missing from the olym.
pia, Wash. postoffIce. following the
daring robbery there Me night OF
March 10. were In the hands Of the
federal authorities here today.
The stamps were recovered from
trunks said 10 have been stored in
local warehouse by three persons
now under indictment charged with
connection with the Wholesale stamp
and cash haul Mt Olympia.
Those now under indictment and
In custody here now are:
r. J. Riley. alias r. j. Scanlon.
alias Richard williams; George Con
ley. alias James McNulty alias
James Kelly; Mrs. Heller conley.
alias Mrs. Helen McNul'y. The trio
has been In custody since March 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Frank Mcintyre. best known for
his great role in THE Travelling
Salesman" viii be the headline at.
traction at tho Moore for mex,
week in breezy sketch. -wednes.
day az The Ritz" In this very
humorous skit he takes tho role
Of a gentleman who has become
inebriated at wedding and has
found himself In the wrong house.
He puts his entire 10 pounds into
tho comedy.
Sylvia Clark. the "iSlassy Little
Kiown.'' IN another headlined attrse.
ton on the new bin. This artist
has made buffoonery n high art
and with n cycle Of exclusive ma.
teriai she s. seen 20 even better nd.
vantage than when sho was In
musical comedy. One % her strong
est assets Is her indiA duality.
Jim Toney and Ann Norman in
You Know what l Mean are a
featured attraction. Many will re-
thNFftVNF WV patiE nun iDAHiNA FtHAANs
Laughing al and with them Is a
IeaIthfui diversion because their
brand ef humoF Is n tonic and an
elixir.
Harry Roye and Billie Mae. as.
sisted by Charles Embler. will pre-.
sent Dance. Color and speed" The
feature Of their terpslchorcan bro.
gram IL an original tango. an OK.
ceedingiy clever Bit OF stepping.
Bobby Mclean. worlds champion
Ice skater. will offer Tons OF Ice"
with the assistance OF three helpers.
The Three white Kuhns will sling
their own songs. This IL said TO be-
one OF the best singing acts in
vaudeville.
rauI Gordon and AJne Rica are
comedy vaudeYiIllans with a clever
lot Ct comedy.
Topics OF the Day. The Fables,
The News and the orchestra are
other attractions on the new bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Charge Women
Trade Names
~ HERMAN R0BI.ErO

Copyright. i9sS, by United Prrssl
TEGrClGALpA. Honduras. April
ss--Great confusion has arisen over
whieh-if cither-of two women held
here. = Clara Phillips. Les Angeles
hammer mgnicFeSS
The women give the names OF
Airs. Jesse Carson and Mrs. Il. NJ.
Young.
Police declare they traded names
when they were arrested The
younger woman. who Rnswcss the
description % Clara Phillips. regis.
tered al the hotel on her arrival as
Mrs. Young. but she Is now posing
As Mrs. Carson.
Some sort OF legal trick which
will result In the escape OF the real
cara Phillips Is feared.
In an effort TO seraigh,en out the
tangle. the authorities informed
each woman that she would be re-
leased II she could prove the other
vas Clara.
Each replied that she had never
seen Mrs Philips Los Angeles de-
tectiyes are expected here within
two weeks to make positive identin.
cation.
The women are physically alike.
The younger one. who now says
she Is Mrs. Carson. Is slender. about
- years old. and very stylish. Both
have finally determined on a policy
* silence.
y Carson. on the contrary. Is a free
'alker. He denies that he Is a fusi.
tive from justice In Los Angeles and
declares that be Is a representative
~ capitalists and came here 70 look
over several business enterprises,
he also says Il Is ridiculous TO suH.
Dect that either Mrs, Carson or Mrs.
Young is Clara Phillips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Here and There

Chinese bandits kldnap II. c.
Rowson. English tobacco salesman.
al Mol. north OF Honskong.
Gasoline coupon books take drop
OF cent per gallon.
Navigation on the Yukon river
will be opened June /. according 10
word received here.
Yakima churches adopt rosoiu.
tons urging members TO back dry
officers.
Or. W. T.. woodward slightly
injured Friday when struck By a
municipal bus at the Jefferson
Park golf links.
Miss Charmed Land tells Cham.
Dor Of Commerce Friday Of her
visit. TO California.
The Coast Construction co,
awarded $4,000. 600 eoutme, 70
bridge San Fnnelsco bay,
J. j. wettriek. engineer for o.w.
q. & n. 20 the national engineers
meet in Norfolk. Virginia.
Ollie y, Schultz. seat,he manager
Postal Telegraph Co. wins second
prize in oompany'a business getting
contest.
Co eds at tho university give
dance drama In Meany hall at SIS
Saturday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

and company. who are programmed
a. Saying II by Wire Thrills arc
promised when DaTids balances pre-
CAUTIOUSLY on a tall ladder and toaseH
various objects about in the mir. 4
Back 20 summsrviilc" Is said TO
be rapld-fira comedy skit full OF
originality. Morey Drihko and Flea
moro Earl arc tho characters. who arc
experienced in both musical comedy
and variety stages
Ethel Clayton IL featured In the
screen Offering Can a Woman Love
Twicc7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Phinney Ridge Lutheran Church.
10th and Phinuey ave. REV. \. W.
T,amsisd. pastor. SUNDAY School,
10 q. m; morning service. J o'clock,
THE SIN Of rnbel!ff"
NJ. Johns Danish Lutheran Mis-
sion, g4th ave. and East Spruce
a.. Alfred r. sorenson, pastor.
Sunday school. 10 o. m; morning
service Danlshj II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Sunday in the Churches

ST. MIchael's Chapel Of 81. Marks
Parish. 1884 FEDERAL aye.--rIoly
communion. 8 a. m. morning prayer
and sermon. by Rev. Chester a.
Taylor II O'Clock. Sunday school.
9.4B a. ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Women's Identity
Proves Confusing

WASHINGTON. April .s.-Ths
state department today acted 10
clear up tbs confusion concerning
the identity OF the two women held
In Tegucigaipa. Honduras, ono Of
whom Is suspected OF being Mrs.
Clara Phillips. hunted California
slayer. The department asked tho
governor OF California to send a,
cnce tho Identification papers OF
Mrs. Phillips 30 that IL can DO de.
,errnined whether Mrs. r. NJ. Young
Or Mrs. Jesse Carson Is the woman
wanted.
Both are in custody in Honduras.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
Seattle Electrician
Killed in St. Paul

ST. PAUL. April 2s.--while riding
in an auto here yesterday oincy Il.
Dolan. Seattle electrician. was
killed when tho car was wrecked in
crash with another auto. Tho drlv.
or. II. Z. Moran. OF this city. was
held by the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

The W. q. 81. 5. Of Madison st.
church will bold their thank offering
service on Sunday morning. Mrs
chas r. Hubbard. formerly engaged
lu mission work In China. VIII be the
speaker In The evening the pastor
win ask the question. Have You
any Heart TroubleYA
Saint Marks Episcopal church.
| Harvard and Spring st. for SUNDAY.
April ~ Holy communion nt a. M.
Sunday school NJ s46 a. m. morning
prayer and sermon AZ II o'clock, sub.
jet. Tho Returning Tide Of Faith;
evening prayer and sermon AZ 1880.
subject. Religion and Sentiment"
Trinity Parish Church. Eighth ave.
and James st-Hey VIM. n. Bliss.
rector. Holy communion. 8 a. M.
ehildren'B Eucharist. q. m. Sun.
day school. sit5 n. m. morning pray.
er and sermon, ~ o'clock; preacher.
Bishop y. r Rowe; evening prayer
and sermon. 7.3o; preacher. Rev. w.
Ashe Everest. ~ 81 Luke's. Ballard
Trinity Chapel. Tenth ave. ~. and
Aloha st.-sunday school. e.45 A. m.
Besant Lodge, TIT n. Broadway
Ray ~ Wardsll viii talk Sunday AT
s p. M on Proofs OF the Souls
Existence"
~. Michael's Chapel o fst. Marks
Parish, n. Sixth ave. and John St
Holy communion and sermon. sle
a. m; sermon by Chester A. Taylor:
sunday school. io;45 a. m.
First Christian-Russeil r. Thrapp,
minister. Morning. ''rbe Ownership
Of the World" Evening. Choosing
Gods"
University Chrisiian-Rev. cleye.
land Kleihauer. minister. Morning.
John II. Booth OF 81. Louis will
speak. Evening. Everybody
World"
Queen Anne Christian II. l..
kechlcy. minister. Evening. John II.
Booth OF 81. Louis win speak.
Ballard Chrlsiian--Kendali T.
Burke. minister Morning. Hin,
ORANGES and Difficulties 10 Prayer.
Evening. Fellowship with Cod
Central observation-disclosures r.
Johnson. minister. Morning. ZAP
preaching tho Throne" Evening
High Points in Church History--No
5, tho Restoration Movement"
West Seattle Chrlsiian--c. f. Stan
ton. minister Morning. THE Divine
Library Evening. Tho Question
Of Life,
Greenwood Christian - Thos. n
plunketi. minister. Morning. third
IN series on Restoration Movement.
Evening. cyangclistio sermon.
First Unitarian Church. Odd Eel
lows Temple. 10th and Eas; Pins
At. Rev. Julius r. Krolfifer
rector. Sunday school at 10 a. m;
morning service. II. subject. 'splri
tual Pioneers
Findlay Street Christian--J. l.
Mccailum. minister. Morning. "sor
rows Turned Into JOY" Evening
NO Matter What Man Believes
Just SO He Does Right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Mary Anne
LoEue. sentenced Tor so days on her
2osth conviction for drunkenness.
told tho court she could serve that
period standing on her head
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

ST. louis. Mo-. April 2s.--F'or
peeping into tho windows OF young
women late at night Charles Mensen
was sent to Jail for six months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28
ELSIE FERGUSON
STARS AT MET

Popular Elsie Ferguson VIII ap-
pear at the Metropolitan for the
week commencing Monday night. In
her return 20 the stage, Miss Fer.
guson is featured In a production
which is guaranteed to be as high.
class as all her former dramatic
successes. which are well known.
The title OF her present vehicle Is
1.-THE Wheel OF Life" and ~ the
work OF James Bernard Pagan, an
eminent English author.
The action OF The Wheel OF
Life" takes place in that land OF
magic and Observation-Disclosures
the play takes its title from the
Buddhist wheel OF Life. with ~
strange philosophy that the passion
OF love Is an illusion.
The play has been widely praised
for It's many picturesque scenes. rs
very entertaining qualities, and the
fact that II Is the most interesting
OF the many dramas Ia which this
star has taken part.
The principal role Is thnt OF an
ailuring young wife. who loves and
Is loved by man 20 years the jun,
Tor Of her husband.
Frederick Worlock IL the leading
man. and G. r. Davis, j. Fisher
White. Irby Marshall. George
Thorpe and Eric Cowley the other
very-much.acclaimcd members OF
the supporting company. which Is
the original American one.
ARABIAN OFFERING
IS PANTAGES FEATURE
on the current bill at the Pan.
tages theater. opening with tomor
rows matinee, several prominent at
fractions will be offered. Topping
the bill will be seen the six Shickt
OF Araby,' from the far.off sands Of
the desert. These artists present
characteristic scenes In typical
Arabian costumes A program OF
the desert, with chanting songs and
Oriental syncopaied Instrumentation,
Interpreted with dancing and biz
gurpriso finish, IN promised.
Olga and Mishkn. two information
ally known dancing artists. appear
IN their latcst fsrpsIchorfan achieve
mont, Poetry In Motion" II is said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Findlay Street Christian--J. L
Mccailnm. minister. Morning. "sor
rows Turned Into JOY" Evening
NO Matter What n Man Believes,
Just SO He Does Right"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

First Unitarian Church. Odd Eel.
lows Temple. 10th and East Pine
at. Rev. Julius F. Krolfifer.
rector. Sunday school at 10 a. m:
morning service, II. subject. "splri.
,uai PioneefE.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-28

Greenwood Christian - Thos. ".
plunkctt. minister. Morning. third
In series on Restoration Movement. "
Evening. cyangclstic sermon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-26
Mrs. Ceorue n, Markham

Mrs. Henrietta Markham. wife of
Gebrge II. Markham, died early Mon
day afternoon at the Kennebec VAL
lev hospital. Mrs. Markham was
taken suddenly i'll Saturday after
nobn while on her way to Jackman
by. automobile in the vicinity of Cole
Brook and was taken to the office
of Doctor NJ. +. Lord, later taken by
ambulance TO the kennebcc Valley
hospital where Sunday she submitted
to "a surgical operation. Mrs. Mark
ham was "a years of age and was
born at The Forks the daughter of
Scth and ROxinda OHope) Adams.
Thirty six years ago she was married
to, George II. Markham. the cere-
mdny taking place at The Forks. OF
this union there were born four
children, Everett, who died three
years ago and the following who sur
wye, Mrs. Adelaide Bean of Madi-
son, Elton Of SkOwhegan and Clifford.
who resided with his parents at the
home on East Front street. She also
leaves half brother, Albert Adams
of.South Scion. The family formerly
lived here some years ego but the
last residence here has been about
two years when the family came
from Jackman. The funeral service
will he held Wednesday afternoon, at
2 o'clock ut the home, Rev. Charles
MeIlhiney of Madison will officiate.