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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-05-29
CHURCH NOTICES
WHEREOF ST, UNIvR,

A. Francis Walch minister: Services
at 1880 with sermon by the minister:
topic, THE Larger Memorial" church
school at $50; Juniors at S; Y. P. C. U.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society, Will
l1ams street: Services at 1890 A. NJ:
subject. Ancient and Modern Necro-
NANCY, alias Mesmerism and Hypno-
Wednesday at 8 P. NJ. Reading room
in chapel open Wednesday and Satur-
GHuRcH OF THE OPEN DOOR,
wood minister: las P. NJ. Bible
school; P. NJ, preaching: Z P. NJ,
preaching; subject, "A World Without
the Holy Spirit, or the Church. What
Ihen?," an address on the Book of
: borhood meeting. Thursday, 100 P. NJ,
meeting for intercession. Friday, 1880
Z. NJ, Bible study.
ST. sAENABAS' chapel, Bangor and
Linden streets. East Side. Rev. Rush
Church school, $50 p. NJ. children's
service and instruction, 410 P. NJ. No
evening service.
SAINT MARKS CHURCH. Stuart
7sO and 1880 A. NJ. and s.45 p NJ;
Sunday school at noon: THE Nations
Honored Dead" will be the subject of
the sermon at the morning service.
w eek services daily $50 "A. NJ; Fri
day Z A. NJ. and 4.30 P. NJ: Memorial
day, Monday, May 81: Holy commun-
"a ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH,
Rev. Walter F. Greenman, pastor:
Sunday service, 1890 A. M, sermon
topic, Gods Quest of Man.; Hunt
1ngton Club joins union Memorial SER
vice at 7.30 T. NJ
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATION
AL CHURCH, A. T. McWhorter pas
tor: Sunday service. 1890 A. NJ,
Memorial Sunday, sermon by the min
lister, subject. THE Voice of God in
the Garden" good music: IL NJ,
Church school, classes for ALL 7.30 P.
NJ. union Memorial service at the
Green Street Methodist church.
GREEN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Carl N. Gar
land, pastor: Sunday service, 1880 A.
NJ, sermon subject, 1.-THE Lordship of
Christ; ~ NJ, Church school; $50 p.
NJ, Epworth League; 730. Union
Memorial service. all Protestant
churches and patriotic organizations.
Mid-week service. Wednesday 100 P.
NJ, subject, Confession and Forgive
ness"
PENNEY MEMORIAL UNITED
BAPTIST CHURCH, Rev Vim. r.
Wood, D. D.. pastor: 1880 A; NJ.
morning worship; noon, Church school;
SIS p. NJ, G: 2: meeting: 7.So, union
Memorial service at Green Street
Methodist Episcopal church. Nlid-week
services: Wednesday P. NJ. Junior
c. E. meeting; 7,30. prayer meeting.
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WINTHROP

The Mission Study class Of the
friends church held its last meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. NJ E. Higgins. The following
officers were elected for the coming
yeaE Mrs. c. g. Towle. president;
Mrs. E. A. Bailey, vice president; Mrs.
w. A. Clement. secretary: Mrs. Sarah
Martin. treasurer: Mrs. Marie Lish-
ness. assistant treasurer: program
eomm Zee, Mrs. e. A. Bailey, Mrs. w.
A. Clement, Mrs. George Foster. Mrs.
Clara Wheeler and Mrs. e. S. Wood
man; scriptural giving, Mrs. Kenton
Schwarts; work committee. Mrs. D. s.
Clement, Mrs. Mary Lewis and Mrs. E.
NJ. Bailey; literature, Mrs. C. I. Bal
ley, Mrs. F. H. Taylor and Mrs. c. S.
Smith. The club voted to sent two
girls, Kathlena Taylor and Gertrude
Tibbetts, to Camp Watewin at Lake
Cobbosseecontee to the Maine Council
of Religious Education, which will be
held August IA to 81. The first meet
ing ofthe club at the opening Of the
season will be held with Mrs. Packard
at the Packard camps.
Rev. and Mrs. H. r. Aldrich went
to Wilton yesterday. Mr.. Aldrich will
children will remain over Memorial
Day.
Mrs. Warren Macomber was a Wis
itor in Lewiston Thursday.
Miss Attalie Gale has returned to
Augusta after visit with Mrs. o. NJ.
Maxim.
Mrs. J. e. D. burlington has returned
from Portland, where she attended the
Grand Chapter, o. e. s.
A union Memorial service wil1>he
held Sunday at the Methodist church.
The pastor. Rev. H. F. Aldrich, has
chosen for his. subject 1.-THE Shadow
of the Past and Future" There will
be special music by male quartet. In
the evening the pastor will give the
third in a series Of the parallels of
Jesus.
Winthrop Post, American Legion,
will meet Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
at the Relief Corps headquarters to at
tend church services In a body. It is
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| FAVORITES FALL
| IN SCRAPS At
PORTLAND ARENA
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Portland, Me-, May 2S.-Laddy Lee,
local welterweight favorite. took the
count tonight in the ninth round of
his scheduled double six with Johnny
MacIntyre, Corinna, Me. MacIntyre
already had the edge over the local
battler when the Knockout punch
came.
Duke Menard won technical k. o.
over Eddie Polo when Polo was
forced to leave the ring in the fifth
stanza Of their six round bout with
broken thumb.
Jimmy Connolly Of Boston out
pointed Leo Murphy of Eiddeford in
six rounds. Young >Ashnault out
scored Smoky Woods, both of this
city, III four, and Johnny O'Donnell
and Kid Thompson, also of Port
land. fought to draw in four
frames.
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M. Florence A. LonsfsIlow

Mrs Florence A. Longfellow, widow
!, I Isaerson G. Longfellow. died very
o. o.,sSsnly at the home on the Cony
lad early Friday morning at the
40 Of IS years De, Death h. was ra probably
c c.,,ow had not been seriously Ill. She
, rss found dead in her bed yesterday
morning. 49,. on. -. ra p,.,
,nnrfellow, both Of this city. and
"a sister, Mrs. W. E. seekins. OF
=. Pittston. The funeral services
Iii ha held at the Penney Memorial
Santist church Sunday afternoon at
! o'clock. x.,
-roraan Of splendid character and
rss beloved by all who knew her.
Cha was a Christian woman and for
many years was active in the local
rnion Of the W. C. T. U.
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requested that the Legion caps be
worn.
Andrea Dimitri has been home from
Kents Hill for few days.
The following members Of Winthrop
Grange attended the meeting of Ken
nebeo County Pomona held at North
Belgrade Wednesday,: Mr.. and Mrs.
e. T. Clifford, Mrs. Ella wilkins, Mr..
and Mrs. z. w. Alden. Mrs. A. S. Per-
ry. Mrs. Stanley Moore, Mrs. Lulu
Hammond, Mrs. A. E. Titus. Mrs.
Mary Lewis, Miss Annie Thaanum and
Mrs. C.. r. Marble.
Miss Mary Hegarty is attending the
State Business Professional Women's
convention at Houlton. Miss Hegarty
is president Of the Augusta 3. p. w.
Club.
The Hospital Aid play 1.-THE Spell of
the Image" was repeated last evening
at Town hall before a full house. and
duplicated the success Of the night be-
fore.
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FARM|NGTON
Miss -oss Grondin

Miss Rose Grondin, a native of
Pennington, aged about so years,
who for number of years past has
held an important teaching position
in Massachusetts, died late last
night at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. Frank Pooler, on North street,
after an illness Of several months.
Physicians were not agreed as to the
nature of the illness, But 1t at least
closely resembled tubercu36sis. Miss
Grondin was the daughter of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grondin, who
long lived on lower Main street. She
was a graduate of the Pennington
High school, the Pennington Normal
school. and before going to Massa-
chusetts, taught for a good many
years in the grammar grades of the
Farminton gvillage schools. She was
highly respected and had a great
many friends here.
Clarence Darling of Auburn and
Allie Cole of Bangor, prominent au-
tomobile men, called on friends in
town yesterday.
At Thomas Galbert's brick yard at
West Pennington, which previous to
this year has been shut down for a
number of years, there is every in
dication of a busy season this year.
One kiln will be fired in a few days,
and others will follow as fast as they
can be gotten ready.
At the meeting Tuesday afternoon
of the Helping Hand society, Mrs. Z.
Howard Lowell and Mrs. Harry JOS
selyn were admitted to membership.
The next meeting will be he'd with
Mrs. Loey Harris on Tune s.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church held a successful
food sale at the Norton candy store
on Broadway this afternoon, every
thing being sold out quickly and a
good sum was realized.
In the supreme court B. J. Cox or
Wilton, over whom suspended
sentence is held. for intoxication,
was reprimanded for violating the
conditions of his probation, it being
shown that after taking a cure for
the liquor habit he had taken liquor
and been made sick thereby. His
probation was continued during
continued good behavior.
Clyde M. Brackley and family
have moved from Lake avenue,
where they have lived a number of
years, to a rent in Frank c. Luce's
house on North street. -
Franklin lodge, I. o. O. F. will
meet Monday evening.
The Perham Street Priscillas will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. H. L. Goodwin. Is Stewart
avenue.
Alpha lodge, Knights OF Pythias,
will meet Tuesday evening.
The monthly meeting OF the
franklin County Commissioners Will
take place at the court house next
Tuesday.
Merrill Rebekah lodge will meet
in Odd Fellows hall Friday evening.
s. Clifford Belcher camp s. of u.
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$4,000 Civil Suit
Continued from Page One)

John M. Eastman, served papers up
on Oscar N. Hagland of this city, an
Eastman deputy in civil case nam
ing damages Of $1,000 and charging
assault and battery upon the person
of Harry w. Pinkham Of Windsor, a
Cummings deputy.
An attachment for $4,000 was serv-
ed by Deputy Fellows upon Deputy
Hagland, the property covered by the
attachment being a Buick automobile
and other belongings. It is probable
that Deputy Hagland will give a
bond for several hundred dollars to
allow for the use of the automobile.
The action will be heard before the
October term 6f the Supreme Judi
cial court which will convene In Au-
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WEST GARDINER

SPEARS CORNER Miss Mary
Cairns, who has been visiting her
mother here, returned to Swampscot,
Mass, Thursday.
Rev. H. L. Skillin of the First Bap-
fist church in Gardiner, will preach
at the church here on Sunday at 8
p. M. Everyone welcome.
Mrs. Edith Towle, Mrs. Florence
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EAST WINTHROP

Memorial exercises will be held at
the Baptist church on May 81 at $50.
An address will be given by DIR. A. Q.
Thomas of Augusta and the music will
be furnished by the Augusta Cadet
Band. There will also be other exer-
cises. An invitation is extended to
any who wish to join in the line of
march from the sub station, which
will start at o'clock.
Will Luce and family have moved
into the house recently occupied by ].
M. Stetson and family.
Mrs. Abner Smith, who has been at
the Winthrop Community Hospital,
has gone to Mrs. Amy Ainelie's in
Monmouth for a while.
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Detail from Sons
Of Veterans Will
Decorate Graves

Members Of H. G. Staples Camp,
Sons Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War, are requested to meet at Grand
Army Hall, Monday at $3.50 A. NJ,
to assist in placing the wreaths and
flags upon the graves. The cemeteries
TO be visited are Mt. Pleasant, Mt.
Hope, Forest Grove, st. Mary. Sa.
Augustus. five on the East Side and
two in the town Of Sidney. Cars
loaned for this occasion will be much
appreciated. Members are also re-
Quested to report at 80 to take part
In the parade and exercises at the
monument
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County Real Estate
Transfers on File

The following deeds conveying real
..tate were received and recorded on
friday at tn Kenebec County regis
try Of deeds:
LILA A. SPINNER, land on Columbia
street.
Manchester-Daisy B. Bartlett to
Ferdinand R. Coburn of Washing
ton. land and buildings near the Hall
Dwell Granite Quarry.
Unity Plantation-Dominick M.
susi of Pittsfield to Clarence r. Nc
Gully Of Pittsfield, land. s.
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LITTLE GROUP OF GRAND ARMY VETERANS
HONORED AT ROTARY SUPPER SESSION

the Legion Community Park as q
splendid project meriting their sup
port but at the call of George Web
Der stood and rendered homage to
their fellow-member, Edgar A. Hus-
sey. who in his gift of the extensive
tract, OF land most truly exemplifled
the spirit and ideal of Rotary.
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II, chimney IRE at II West Crescent
N the house occupied by
49,. a. Allard was the occasion Of a
Cnai sIarn for the apparatus from
sun uartford fire station at 9:15 Fri
ihe i ,,orning. Three small chemi-
Gay we're used and there was no
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
r.,.nbons Your Locals to 1877
.,rrATRE ATTRACTIONS

~. Houss-Jack London's story,
0psr.on's Finish" featuring
Mols Stewart, Johnnie Walker, and
Apita s Hamilton: "Winking IDOL"
Maniomn, ,iIiam Desmond; Educational
win .sv. four complete shows. 2. l..
Ind & O'clock.
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LOCAL NNTIHE

LOCAL NOTICE
Haryey's on the Winthrop road:
Lobster. Chicken and many good
things to eat. Old-fashioned home
cooking. May29d3t
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Church Notices
DUNN MEMORIAL METHODIST
-.s CHURCH

I'll OfSNf1
The regular Sunday morning wor-
ship will be omitted and the pas
tor, Rev. j. S. Pinkerton, will go to
Sidney, where he will preach at 10: 80.
Sunday School at II o'clock noon,
Guy Shase. superintendent. The us
ual weekly offering may be brought
at this time. Sunday afternoon at
2:30 Rev. ]. S.. Pinkerton will de-
liver the Memorial Sunday sermon
in. Memorial Hall.
EpWorth League service at $50 in
the church. followed by the bacca-
class of Milton La Forest Williams
church.
GALL SOULS UNIVERSALIST
r. "a A. CHURCH --=,- 70.
,4 Sunday morning Rev. John Smith
Lowe. d. D.. of Boston, Mass, gen.
eral superintendent of the Universal
list church, will occupy the pulpit.
Music by the chorus choir under the
direction of Mrs. Kathryn Walton.
Sunday School at 11:45,D. E. Wheel
er, superintendent.
UNITED BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday morning worship at 10: 80.
Preaching by the poster. Rev. F. S.
Bernauer. Subject: priceless Herr
tage." Special Memorial Day mu-
sic by the chior, Miss Lena Kerr, or
ganist, Mrs. F. s. Bernauer, soloist.
1850 Church School. Arthur NJ.
Greeley, superintendent. $50 Chris
tian Endeavor. 1880 Union Service
at Dunn Memorial Methodist church.
Baccalureate sermon by Rev. J. l..
PinkertOn
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Miss Louise NJ. Benson, who Is en-
ployed in Sc retarial work at the
Mansion House, Poland Springs, for
the summer. is passing a few days
at her home on Maple street.
The usual holiday hours will be
observed for Memorial Day on Mon
day, May 81, at the local post office.
Windows will be open from to 10
A NJ, and from to P. NJ. There
will be no delivery of mail by route
or village carriers. All mails will be
dispatched as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hatfield who
have been passing the winter in
Lynn, Mass, have returned and
opened their home on Main street;
they were accompanied home by Irs.
Hatfield's brother and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Loomer who will remain for a
few days. The trip was made by
automobile.
Eleven ladies met in G.. A. r. Hall,
Thursday AFTERNOON to assist in maxi
ing wreathes for Memorial Day.
Principal Dean S. Peacock of Free
port High school, formerly principal
OF Oakland High school attended the
dedication exercises Wednesday
evening of Milton La Forrest Will
liams High school.
On Sunday, May 30th flags should
be displayed at masthead, and on
Memorial Day, May 31st at half-mast
until noon, and after that at mast I'M
til sunset.
Arthur Lewis has had New Eng
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AUTO DEATHS IN U. S.
HIGHER DURING 1925
Increased Rate Reported National
for Year-Fatalities Here
Show Decrease.

A mounting death rate in accidents
chargeabIe to automobile operation for
1925, as compared with 1924, is shown
for the United States by the Com
merce Department today, although
the number Of deaths from the same
cause in the District of Columbia fell
off considerably during the year.
A total of 1851 persons met death
in the United States In accidents
charged TO automobiles and other mo-
tor vehicles. not including motor
cycles, during the calendar year 1928.
a death rate of II per 100000 popula-
ton, against 1871 in 1924. At the same
time SO persons were killed in automo-
bile accidents in the District of CO.
lumbia, according to the Census Blu
reau figures. against 108 for the year
1924, rate of III per 100000 popula-
ton, against 22.2 per 1000 in 1924.
1T should be noted, however" the
department said, that the deaths as
signed to automobile accidents do not
include those due to collisions of auto
mobiles with street cars and with rail-
road trains" These deaths would
bring the total up to 1885 and raise
the rate to 1873 per 100, 900 persons.
The figure was raised even higher
by the official assumption that as in
1925 the registration area included
only 1914 per cent of the total popula.
ton Of the United States, the number
of automobile fatalities reported In the
registration area comprises 1914 per
cent Of the number of fatalities in the
entire United States.
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gin M einortaiiI.

BEEN ,R: In n,l l9 S, =, repsTbrsnce Of ny
eem6er ~: ~. 1889 .0u' years ''0 ''"''' "
Your earthly voyage was ended
-Four years ago today,
Su gI SsTs based wi ns swsy oe enoeo
~ a'' '" His WIFE.
our dear husband and father. CHARt,E rs
BLOCK. who died twelve years ago today.
HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BROWN. In sad but loving remsWPraHcs
Of ms, dear brother, JERRY BROWN. who
ago today. December 20. 1924.
There was a vacant place in heaven
That was not quite completes;
So God took ny dear brother
HIS lonely SISTER. CARRIE SMALL
GLAZE SoHs II eEA s , sss two years
Gone M gil Rfs ASb soN JACK
HERSCHMAN. In sad but loving. rer1em.
Acos aE RF INA sSo aaa
lie two years ago today. December %.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
wife and G mother r. NARY RYE T. MOORE. Who
passed into eternal rest one year ago to-
day. December ~. 1925.
We may strive to hide our longing
In the midst of mirth and fun.
But we art thinking, always thinking,
Of you; 1 the oa assent one s;sp.yr AMI
h pAgsRFFER RALPH MOORE 11Nb
SIMPLIFY. In sacred and loving memory of
Dur & sea HfsY hu .So p. :ss t e S
great bey ,asl two years ago today, Decen-
FANNIE JANE. CECILIA AND EARL
SHIPLEY
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Deatbs.

l&&d' al The , rssIdsHce h R;,n dspsn;sr.
jsiris: sssd g YEAR, . months. ruSsrsii
Deem Dsscem6eT "a. twarrenton, Va, papers
IrS'P Casualty az TH fS.S. P'ef%SfF II 1si
p Pqner1 rom THURSDAY 96s fansrs Paor. 81 fsrs
Cedar Hin cems,sry Relate: and
icsi Union 10 foi please take notice.
LUCAS; Monday, peeemSer, 20 20 1929. at
otsG aen Of a sss sse annie MhLEEs and
J. Lucas: devoted brother of Cora b Car;
hbs4 and c SPqe Remains ms at 0Y Ss apfS 81
sss SUNDAY bsce@ H3ep'S g. from Florida AVE-
in the 'f family lot, Harmony Cemetery.
MATER: on Tuesday December 2ii l926.
a. Walter REED iian HSsDlMsn; JOIN FSsnsr.i
s nGsGsna al o. 5 i Hines co. funeral home.
2ooi Fourteenth 81. northwest. on Thurs:
a aad f ReGsmoe Invited e. attend
at Arlington National Cemetery.
MEANY. On sunday, December 10 l9Se,
MEANY fnterment Louisville, Ky. ~
S Ss%Ss5 e D'maARf her E.
and mother OF Lille Nichols born
Pom Snf Ebene So%n church. 1,h and
SIS. Sc, at / o'clock. Friday, December
lend Rs1 T. nd fE FsSnai nSfS 10
EsSI.ss n1 ns:sa mr. sIR Fh sqaSsa
asg bec S take Df rom at shoS BaD
Church
Mutual Relief Gen Association are SeSsSy
requested to attend the funeral of our
Shiloh i Baptist c Clutch, 9TH and P sis.
NV, Thnrsaday, December 23. y 2 pm.
IEoN'E W. '2 ao5s f Z So NV.
LUCIAN H. THOMPSON, Rec. Secy.
RYAN. Suddenly on Tuesday. December
late joseph c { N Ryan Fu1ersl from her
day December 90, Ct $40 am; REQUIEM
invited. Interment Mount oIvet Gene.
| terry.
and buried in Arlington Cemetery. with
| Der %. at 10 am.
THOMAS. On Monday. December 20. 1e26.
s,rx shs residence Of hif %9'AsEo Sa
Ihomas brohsr q Preston Tho%Ss nS
s. +. no'hsr Relative. '@ and III ssa:
WHITEWATER. On Tuesday. December 81.
| 1925, at her residence, Clifton Terrace
south, CLEMENTINE B.. wife of Charles
| s. II, Hines Co. funeral home 1901 Four
tenth street northwest. Funeral serv-
ices and interment at New York City.
1Ga0 H No. RfsE & ffr ri %asE4 4ia ss
leaves to mourn their f.a loss, 2 son, Jessie
Smiler;. q nephew. Alfonso Cook. and .
host Of relatives and friends. Funeral
Rehoboth Baptist Church. Rev. Elijah
Coleman. pastor. Relatives and friends
invited.
WHITNEY. All members of the Interde-
nominational Ushers' Union are specially
requested to GA attend =, the funeral Of Sister
tist Church. LIST ct. s.w. between N and D.
Thursday. December 90. 1923. at 1 pm.
By order of President:
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FOREIGN.
q am, Greenwich time. Ia
ARGENTINA.
Deaths Reported.

Henry. Freley Zumbrunn, 81. George
washingtop Univesssity Hospital.
n Thomas pance, s3. United States Soldiers
Satherjne sMehler; SO, sol p st. Sc.
Robert Bowdler. 81 1923 Benning I'd. e.
Mary Sherman. 10. 1854 o st.
= Gilbert B. Perrin, ~. United States SOL
diers' Home Hospital.
Jules A. pemonet, IS 1909 H ct.
John W. Calwell 90. Casualty Hospital
Susie Scruggs Jenkins. 81. Garfield Hos
pjtal.
BENJAMIN Franklin Bean. IS. le47 Wis
Thomas G. McKnew, 55. 1912 Connect
= John Burleson. 81. Walter Reed General
Hospital
Albert J. overstreet. IS. Mount Alto Hos.
:. Willet H. o'Brien. "a. United States Naval
Hospital -
" Miller Mitchell, IL months. Providence
Charles Henry Downing. 81. TIA Fair
;, Richard simmons, As. United States Sol
Reese johnson. A. Gallinger Hospital.
Henry Cottman. Al Gallinger Hospital
William Robb SO. Emergency Hospital.
Annie Nelson SO. 60b New Hampshire
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RITES FOR MRS. JENKINS.
Widow of Former u. S. Judge Was
Victim of Pneumonia.

Funeral services for Mrs. Susie
Scruggs Jenkins. 81 years old, daugh-
ter of the late w. L. ScrugGs, former
minister to China and Venezuela, who
died Monday of pneumonia at the resi-
dence Of her son. J. c. Jenkins, d.
rector Of operations, United States
Shipping Board, in the st. Adams
apartments, were conducted this
afternoon at Hysong's undertaking
establishment. Interment will take
place in Woodlawn Cemetery, New
York.
Mrs. Jenkins was the widow of
James G. Jenkins. former United
States judge Of the Philippines, and
is survived by two other sons, Theo-
dore d. Jenkins of New York City, and
William l.. Jenkins Of Baltimore; three
daughters, Miss Susie and Miss
Katherine Jenkins of New York City,
and Mrs William l.. Meador Of At
lanta, Ga, and two sister, Mrs. c. L.
G. Anderson and Miss Maud Scruggs,
Of this city.
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MARGARET DEGNAN DIES.
Daughter of Post Office Department
Official Expires.

Miss Margaret Degnan, "a years
old, daughter of Thomas L. Degnan,
purchasing agent for the Post Office
Department. died Of pneumonia at
8:45 O'Clock this morning at her resi-
dence. 1925 Kilbourne place, after an
illness of several days.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed today, but services will be
held Friday morning at the Shrine of
the Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road, with interment prob
ably at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Miss Degnan was a graduate of St.
Patrick's Academy and was engaged
as secretary to the manager of the
Ediphone Debating Machine Co., 1411
G street. She was taken i'll about 10
days ago.
Surviving are her father and moth
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Degnan;
a sister, Elizabeth. and brother,
George Degnan, of this city, and a
brother, Thomas Degnan, of New
York.