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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-18

The beautiful lady in the modern
book always turns n deaf ear to the
heros proposals of marriage. She
suggests all sorts of other arrange
ments. She doesn't mind I'm the least
going of with him for week-ends.
but for goodness sake, don't ask her
to get married!
And the poor unhappy hero, find
ing he cannot batter down her
adamantine win. goesN pltifully off
nobly refusing to listen to her com
promising plans. If he can't marry
her, he won't have her at all.
No Longer Pursued
Literature, in a word has been
turped upside down. Where we
found the charming Clarissa Har.
lowe pursued through three volumes
by the dashing young man who had
her ruin in mind, we now have the
lovely females running after the stall
wart men with far from virtuous
motives.
Now there may be girls like that
lurking around some places, in the
Latin quarter or some other faLM
away Bohemia, but it is to be hope
that the average young man will not
depend too much on this fictional re.
luctance to matrimony as being Il
common trait with the everyday
maiden.
For girls haven't changed intrin.
sically great deal from the good old
days. Some of them may insist upon
living free and untrammeled exist
ence, but the most Of them will grab
at a wedding ring with the same
avidity that their sex has exhibited
for centuries.
Tough Old World
/ The girl with an ounce OF brains
knows that this Is a tough old place
for wome0 to go batting about in
alone, especially those who have had
amorous adventures. The modern
young woman, in spite of fiction
writer's, knows that her best bet is a
platinum band topped off by a soil
taire. She may so about it in a diff.
1erent manner, but she is struggling
FOR the same thing.
For one girl who wants a career
these days you can find fifty thou.
sand who want husband.
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Does He Love Herr

Dear Martha Lee: I am young girl
of 16 years old and I am in love with a
boy 1S years old How can l tell whether
BLUE EYES.
You can't, because he doesn't
know himself. A boy IS falls in and
gut Of love frequently, so it will be
Some years before you could depend
much upon the quality of his car
ing" In the meantime. as you're
only 16, you'll undoubtedly have
many more boy friends that you'll
ardently admire before Mr.. Right
comes along
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DIES UNDER TRAIN

BU United Press
VINCENNES. Ind Nov. 49,
Relatives of Charles Moore, 20. Ce-
dar Rapids, Iowa, today were noti-
fled of his death here. Moore was
killed when he fell beneath a Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois freight train
in an Unsuccessful attempt climb
aboard
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FINGER PRINTS CLEW
Safe in n. Illinois st. Clothing Store
Resists Bur glars.

Bertillon Expert Bert Perrott
studied finger prints on a safe in
the Menter Clothing Store, 1877 N.
Illinois ST.. today In an effort to
trace burglars who attempted to
open the safe Wednesday night E.
R. Larrabee, manager. checked stock
to determine the amount of loot
taken.
Employees this morning found--a
rear door glass broken. which led
to discovery Of the burglary. Cloth
ing was shuffled in the racks
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Eggless Corn Mullins

One cup corn meal, 1 cup wheat
flour, 2 tablespoons sugar, l tea
spoon salt, teaspoons baking pow
der, ! cup milk, 2 to 4 tablespoons
melted butter.
Mix and sift flour, salt, sugar and
baking powder. Add corn meal and
mix thoroughly. Slowly add milk,
beating constantly to make smooth.
Add melted shortening and beat
hard. Pour into well-oiled muffin
pans and bake twenty minutes in
a hot oven. If four tablespoons
melted butter are used for shorten
ing, reduce the amount of salt to y
teaspoon.
This batter can be baked in a sheet
if preferred, making a good corn
bread.
Copyright. 1926, NEA Service, Inc.)
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A LONG BOW

An evening wran of unusual dis
tinotion comes in dhartreuse velvet
and has large bow of the velvet in
the back which begins at the collar
line and ends at the hem.
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II found DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery to be a most wonder
full benefit to me when I was re-
covering from spell of flu l was
very weak and the Discovery gave
me strength and quoted my nerves.
In short, it gave me entire satisfac-
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Minnie Shaw, 612 seth ST., Rock
Island, III.
Ask your nearest druggist for DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
in tablet or liquid form; or send loo
for trial pkg. of tablets to DR..
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
N. Y.-Adyertisement.
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Again, The Times on Friday
night win have the Services OF
Russell Mack, pianist. while Myles
Beville is singing. Be1ille is the
regular soloist with Krauss Car
dinals Orchestra
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DON'T NURSE THAT
IGR1E VANCE, ADVICE
Wife Should Give Husband Another Chance, Even if He
Did Do Wrong, Says Martha Lee.
BY Martha Lee

Nursing grievance of the most intriguing processe
of the human mind.
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NightdraWers

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tremely easy to make. and only re-
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Speaker at the, Seventh District
Federation Of Clubs meeting Friday
at the Hotel SEVERN will be Edmund
T. Albertson whose talk will be I'm
ternational Relations" He is the
executive secretary of the Indiana
School Council Religious Education.
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Far and Near

BROOKLYN, N. Y.-The coffee
habit has become firmly fixed on
Babe, a Brooklyn truck horse. He
was recently given a pail of it every
morning in treatment for an organic
disorder at an animal hospital When
he returned to the institution with a
sprained leg he refused to be quiet
until his morning fare was resumed.
He takes his coffee straight without
cream or sugar.
NEW Y0RK-Ultra-viOIet rays
have cured the badness of Muir
ply, the youngest Orang-outang i'm
the London Zoo. according to DIR.
w. Reid Blair, director of the New
York Geological Garden. Not only
did the rays stop the falling hair,
but they gave the animal a fine
new coat.
NEW YoRK-C. s. Higgins of
Elizabeth, N j., who was present
when the first bridge over Newark
Bay was Nopened in 1854, will be
among the twenty-five veteran New
Jersey commuters who will ride on
the first train to cross the new s1Ss
100000 bridge of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey, over the. bay
Saturday.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.-Scanty
attire of modern women is driving
the 'ragman business" into bank
ruptcy, Louis Wiechslxy, local rag
man said. Petticoats used to bring
in good money, Wiechsly said, but
"nowodays women don't know what
an underskirt is
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Columbia Club Scene of One of Most Gorgeous Affairs in
indianapolis History-Sea Green Gown Worn by
Her Majesty With Egyptian Type Headdress.
BY Dorothy A. Stephenso

Queen Marie has and gone, leaving Indianapolis
society the memory of it's brilliant social spectacle
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OF I
GIRL TODAY WRONGS
Where One Seeks Career, $4,000 Want Husbands
Those With Brains Realize World Is Tough.
By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

These speakable modem girls noveists depict then
don t they make you laugh2
Evening star., 1926-11-15
AUTO CRASH VICTIM
IN SERIOUS CONDITION
John J. Fahey Suffers Fractured
Skull, While Two Companions
Hurt and One Is Held.

The condition of John J. Fahey, 424
East Capitol street, who was injured
in an automobile accident yesterday
near Centerville on the Washington
Marlboro boulevard. was reported SER
ious today at Casualty Hospital,
where he was brought following the
mishap. Fahey suffered a skull frac.
ture and the loss of one eye.
Charles Knox. 222 Third street, re
ceived cuts and bruises on the head,
and James r. Taylor of Regan's boat
house. Thirteenth and Water streets
southwest, cuts on the throat and left
leg.
Frederick Albert McGraff. 1919 c
street southwest, the other member
OF the party, is being held at the ninth
precinct police station for question
ing by Maryland authorities in con-
nect1on with the accident.
James Hutchinson, OF Eighth street
northeast, and Charles Mayhem. 1112
c street southeast. brought the in
1ured to the hospital. How the acci-
dent occurred has not been determined
by the police.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
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Francis Weaver. 1ei0Vse SERVICES ' and inssrmsnt i
at Brookville. Pa.
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5er ie. al is:ao p.m.. Rev walter Sroof.
chspe heanf RslsVess lEesas and ai fe9s. n
vtted to attend l6s
N: ": Acacia Grand Lodge. = A. A. NJ,
ss sM.s1S MssoS1c Hg fRYSS 9Th es3 and
Va. ave. Sc. TUESDAY. November 10. II
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esa aasS sq0sa Street st BsB. SsEs:s' osales S s.
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sse..s. ave; Sc for the purposs Of ma maki,ng ,g ar
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be, be, r, r., 13;ao pm. Nineteenth Street BsD-
john J5i Nnusfaf McHfENRY TURNER. Excellent
GEO. ". BONE. seo'y.
WEBSTER. oncers and slr. Knights of the
Grand Commandery.. X. t., arc hereby
nsr n sS and s.. st'e . Baptist nH 4s.Ga
fsnespssf q r. our iass Sr knlsn. R 'atsRR3nR
dHMN III HMNERsTFEK RHSs5 Srsnd rsnS 5eE0rder 2Td'r
CHAS. D. FREEMAN Grand Recorder.
WEBSTER. Sir Knights of GethsenaAns
ssIaii' ;:s%sIs I'll II ks.S Es%PI.:
day. .Sovem6er ie,, SO pm. to attend
the fnneral Il OF & opE late brother Sir KnisS
WfGffAM fEfHh ~ II. " i fRESch BiANf Emiueu. Conn,
GEoa MaiWer y. BOONE. Recorder.
at Georgetown Hospital, MARION wICkS,,
Sss@s .s44it:. s ssdi s;sS%
6ss1sy e sSS a. Wick. Rss S.ea
SSf r,sss~oa stsnssury Lodge Ne ,b "a F. A. , A. M
WILLIAMS 1Sss psDasstsssS this ufs NSSsgssg NSyssqgRssg
Henson and devoted wife OF Louis Will
Hams. mother of Paul. Louis and Roland;
she leaves 70 mourn her loss her DEVOTED
sisters and a host Of relatives and friends.
The funeral will be held Tuesday. Novem-
Der 16 at the Catholic Epiphany ChqrSh.
on Dumbarton ave. between 27th and 2Sth
SITS. NV. Margaret Wiliams was born
in Forestville. Nd. February 25. 1890.
WITKOWsKI All members of Samuel Com
pers Lodge, No. 45. +; A. A; M, are
a special communications to be held Tues
day. November II. 1925. at 1%:30 pm.
in lodgeroom No. 3. New Masonic
Temple. for the purpose Of conducting
Masonic burial services for our ate
brother. ED. G. -WITKOwSKI. Services
will be held in Danzansly's parlor q,
o'clock pm. BY order of the Worshipful
Master. HENRY J. GOMPERS.
LOUIS ROSENBERG. Secretary.
Ga98 at his residence bos Tennessee ave.
ne. ALFRED g. beloved husband Of
i. Royal and Mark G: and El6er G.
Wright: Funeral from the above residence
Relatives and friends invited.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
Husband Suffers Poisoning.

Special Dispatch to The Star
HAGERSTOWN, Md, November
1b.-Despondent because his wife
failed to return home after a visit.
Merle Havis, the police report. took
poison and is in a dying condition.
Since his injury seven years ago in a
railroad accident he has suffered fits
or despondency, according to informa-
ton obtained by the police.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
Births Reported.

Randolph H. and Rose M. Brown. boy.
William william and and Margaret Frye. girl.
Harvey w. and Elsie I. Payne. girl.
Francis W. and Adelaide webb. girl.
Herman and Miriam Norwood. boy.
Samuel J. and Elsie L,Honmedieu., boy.
Walter E. apd Martha r. Barton. girl.
Guy A. and Blanche Swan. boy.
Joseph and Frances fsaacs, boy.
Daniel ]. and Helen c. Whelan. boy.
Frank B. and Nelia Stuart. girl,
William H. and Elaine Bacas:. girl.
John H. and Marguerite WOodberry girl.
Parish J. ,and Sadie Frederick. boy.
Henry and Evelyn Garland. boy.
Ward and Elizabeth DAVIS, boy
Robert L. and Florence. Fauntleroy. boy.
John H. and Carrie Adams boy.
Samuel and Irene Hensen. girl.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
Deaths Reported.

A., The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours
C9rdelia OWNS Poole. "a. 1868 Columbia
dier's Home
Evelyn Bldwell Root. 70. 1920 Kearney ct
Mary Gideon Brecht. 7a. eos eend 81.
ida ". NaSle. 81. National Homeopathic
Grace Walker. So 1obe Potomac q.
Laura bs Virginia Willis, 81. s16 e ct. e.w.
dssraa aaosseis Bol5sn 5s G4sgfsSE 4b osR
SSohn Smith, 80, st. Ellzabeth's Hospital
Rap3ri,a sapa iSnamnkf1n. 81 Proyidence Hospital:
Evening star., 1926-11-15

The Washington Branch Of the Ma.
tional Equal Rights League will hold
mass meeting, 8 o'clock. at Ply
mouth Congregational Church. Lieut..
Thomas H. r. Clarke and others will
speak. Free to public
Evening star., 1926-11-15
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Lawrence E. Trewolla and Rosa T. Pal
more, both of Richmond, Va,
William A. Young and Julia e. T4bbs.
Thomas Mundeu and Mary Hogan.
Ernest Benner and Ossie Vines. both OF
Ruby. Va.
Thomas Dyson and Bertha Duckett.
Clarence D. Johanson and Elsie NJ. hop
kins
- James NJ. Abell of this City and Ida r.
Hughes of Silver Spring, Md.
Emanuele Bozzoneti and Maddalena
Scribante
Evening star., 1926-11-15
Pedestrian Pursues Fdptpad.

NJ. ]. O'Connor, so yeats old, 534
Gresham place, was held fYp at the
point Of a pistol near his home yes
terday morning by a youWg colored
man. O'Connor refused toasurrender
the contents of his pockets2 and pur-
sued the bandit, who ran I'M an alley.
Several shots were fired hH the foot
nod
Evening star., 1926-11-15

The Potomac Palisades Garden and
Landscape Club will meet 7:30 o'clock
at Community Church. NJ. c. Sharpe
will speak on Greater Potomac
Heights
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Chi Omega Fraterity meeting 6
2024 G street.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Civitan luncheon tomorrow, 1886
o. m, alta Fayette Hotel. Bernard T
Fitzgerald, tenor, will entertain with
Irish ballads.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
Cushing Camp VIII meet Friday

Cushing Camp will meet Friday,
noon, at Lincoln Statue. in front of
the courthouse, John Marshall place.
Col. Winfield Scott, Commissioner of
Pensions. will be the principal speak
er. On the same date, s pm, there
will be a. Veterans night initiation in
the camp room, Pythian Temple.
Burnside Post, No. 8, G.. A. r., will
meet tomorrow. 2 pm, at @. A. r.
Hall.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Lincoln Post, G. A. r., will meet
Wednesday. 2 pm, at Grand Army
Hall.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
LOST.

BADGE; railway mail service. No 1908
st. Brentwood. Md
BEADED BAG, envelope style. Auditorium.
5Saturday right. Reward. 3235 Q st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

of the radio division, naval research
laboratory, will talk Of Some Peculi-
arties Of High Frequency Radio Com
munication." Buffet supper. Annual
dinner at Rauscher's December /.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TONIGHT

The annual banquet of Theta Alpha
Chi Sorority will be held at La Fayette
Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The annual Thanksgiving tea at
Georgetown University Hospital by
the Sisters of st. Francis in charge Of
the hospital, assisted by the ladies Of
the board. will be held Tuesday from
3 to 6 pm, in the library Of the hos
pital
Evening star., 1926-11-15

p. Fl. O. luncheon tomorrow, 1890
p.m., at the Arlington Hotel.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

ccERTlFlCATE-Inter term certificate No.
P. +. p. Co. CO. preferred stock series Of
1925, in name of ]. A. Chaney. jr.. Ammen-
dale. Md. If found please notify owner at
above address -
Evening star., 1926-11-15

GERMAN POLICE DOG, large, Sunday
night; color gray. Liberal reward. Phone
Franklin 5000. 17s
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Platinum Ring With Diamond
17oAN - NJ IDENTIFY. REWARD. CoLuM
Evening star., 1926-11-15

DOG--Young. German Police: black collar,
brass knobs and lock. Reward. Adams
9491-W. Foster 1888 18th ct. NV. 16'
EARRING-Diamond. Reward If returned
Evening star., 1926-11-15

The Society of Natives will meet
Friday, 8 pm, at the Washington
Club. Election of officers.
Evening star., 1926-11-15
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

j. WILLIAM LEE. Funeral Director and
Fmbalmer. Livery in Connection. CommO.
diOus chapel and modern crematoriums
Moderate prices. 332 Pa. Ave. NV. Call
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Kappa Sigma Alumni Association
will meet Thursday, s pm, at Kappa
Sigma House, 1903 Nineteenth street
Evening star., 1926-11-15

A bazaar by the Ladies' Aid Society
of Grace Reformed Church will be
held Wednesday, 1870 pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

The Georgia State Society will meet
tomorrow, $50 p.m.. at 2400 Sixteenth
street. Election Of officers followed by
dancing
Evening star., 1926-11-15

POCKETBOOK. mans, containing money,
visiting cards. stamps. etc. Sunday morn
ing. Reward commensurate. c. r. Allen.
o06 Chatham Courts
Evening star., 1926-11-15

The parliamentary law section OF
the Twentieth Century Club will meet
tomorrow, IL am, at the Women's
City Club.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

POCKETBOOK. new. brown leather, con-
$40 reward. North 45s5. 1920 California
Evening star., 1926-11-15

PILL, FOLD, black leather name inside
and;o n; T. Potter. Finder please notify West
aoSS Keep money. return poc1ctbOok with
eEerNhllng else: no questions asked.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

FRENCH POODLE. white, male. very dirty:
ne. Atlantic 404 Reward
Evening star., 1926-11-15

BRlEF CASE, brown containing several files
OF value only to owner finder please return
20 20 name and address on inside Of closing
Evening star., 1926-11-15

BRlEF CASE black. containing companv
papers. between 9Th and f SITS NV. and Goth
and and 4. |. ave ne. finder please return to
0ZS r ST. and reCeyn reward
Evening star., 1926-11-15

Washington Society of Engineers
will meet Wednesday evening in as
sembly hall Of the Cosmos Club. DR..
A. Hoyt Taylor, physicist in charge
Evening star., 1926-11-15

POINTER DOG. young. near the Zoo. white
and liver colored; no collar; reward. Cleye
4474.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

package Of lady's lingerie; on Mt; Pleasant
st. car sunday; F.; Nox .o1 Reward Notify
Evening star., 1926-11-15

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Epworth
Church Sunday; reversible leather and taf-
feta back. Please return to church or call
Colrn1hia 2Q45
Evening star., 1926-11-15

PUPPY, white, strayed Saturday from 726
Otis place NV. Reward. Adams 74a1.
PURSE, containing So and key D. NJ
Hayes the Hecht Company (furniture)
Main 510O. Branch 392. 16'
RING-Dianond ring. Sunday morning in
or near Holy Comforter Church. Reward.
Lincoln 1897.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

HOUND-Large brown, white stripe on
breast. S5 90 reward. Col. 1893. 16'
Evening star., 1926-11-15

GLASSES-Tortoise shell frames. in black
1898 Shepherd st. NV. Col. 705-w 17s
HANDBAG. childs green with glasses on
bus :, 1o3. Friday; reward Apt. 80. 1869
Evening star., 1926-11-15

McKENNIE. Sunday, Novsmbsr 4. 1928 1928.
ter of the late DR.. Marcellus and Mary
@ @McKennnie n ~ and sister of Albst; G. SSnndd
Kilbourne pl. NV. at pm. M,inday. No
yember 10: Interment at Univer sity. Va.
Tuesday. November 16. at p.pi. Please
omit flowers 4t.t
Evening star., 1926-11-15

NAGLE. On November 13. 2926 at
fbX WgHLToN, SAGLE. widow 81 Daniel
s. Nagle. Relatives and friends are re-
spectfully invited to. attend thh funeral
from the residence. of Mrs. Agnet ,Hensen,
Tuesday. November 16, at 8 80, am. Re.
Guiem mass at st. Phillips anil james
Evening star., 1926-11-15

7. F. COSTELLO
NOW LOCATED AT
1yoA NJ CAP ST NORTH TQ7H
Evening star., 1926-11-15

MILES. All members of the IsEserdenom-
attend the funeral of Sister OLA MILES,
Tuesday, November 10. 1926. ~ noon. at
Mount Horeb Baptist Church. 10th st.
bet. and ne; BY order 81
Evening star., 1926-11-15

WEAVER. On Sunday, November -. 1925.
at her residence. 3217 18th Ct. NV
Francis Weaver. Services and tnterment
at BTookvtlle Pa.
Evening star., 1926-11-15

'Ateu' Auteiiteut CONGRESSIONAL .Vsmetery.
"a 6 514FdsT az N2Tsnhsr sfs asnd 81 g. 112s
Notice Of funeral later. Remaias resting
at W. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral; parlors'
2222 Georgia ave. e
sLADE. Sunday November II, fo2s. at
f %ldow IN Of fsnss H. ss ANiEk ~ HaA
York City and daughter of the late vii.
liam Strong. ASSOCIATE Justice, :of the
supreme Court OF, the United Stsses Fu-
ds neral Tsb :eryices at her late Jresdea,se Tues
Ing day. I8s
sURRATT. On November IA. 1875 at tho
Tsssidtence of her daughter, Msas. j.. r,
Johns Church, Forest Glen. MGptgomery
County. Md. on Tuesday, November 1E
at $3.50 am; Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery. Baltimore. Md.
TAYLOR. On Sunday. November h4. 1875.
AYhone 'fe ef9ys5 e9sd husSssd haiSa Of i}4h5s 4hs6i.
Taylor aged .6S years. Funeral from the
residence of his daughter. Mrs malntosh.
81 New York ave. ne, Tues6aJ Novenn.
SS1ssd 70 70 attend ffsHs' Fl ffs9sf ds9af
vember 12. 1926, at IL am, 1t. Freed
mems Hospital. MATTE THOMAS; be:
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two daughters and one son. DAISY Thomas
Yates. ciarice Thomas and, Joseph
Thomas: two sisters one brothet, Ger
Pryor H@s ana host ae reiaives sn snd SnenS.
Funeral services will be held at Der late
residence 607 Virginia ave. se.. OF Tues.
day November 10. at . pm. lnSerment
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