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New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
CHRISTIANITY TURNS
 MINDS TO BETHLEHEM
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val history. The nave will be in al- most complete darkness. but huge candelabra, electrically wired in re- cent years, will light the transept.
 A screen will shut the eyes of the people from the greater part of the mass. only few Europeans standing near the ehancel being able to glimpse the ceremonial robing and disrobing of the patriarch cloth ed alternately in gold and scarlet.
 The grand simplicity of the archi- lecture pervades the church and congregational and no classes are recognized as the mass is read. Women in evening dress kneel be- side peasant girls who through the year work at rosaries and crosses of mother of pear and coral. Carefully manicured fingers and calloused hands receive from the same priest the wafer and benediction.
 Once a king of England supplied lead for the roof of the Church of the Nativity. Turks at the end of the 17th century stripped the lead to make bullets. Today a few Pales- tine police under an English officer are sufficient to keep order.
 Parade to Church of the Nativity
 After the services in the Church Of St. Catherine, the robed digni taries of the church and senior British officials with their families will form the procession to the Church of the Nativity and the manager.
 The humber worshippers. mean while. will crouch patiently in the half-lihgt waiting for the lower ing of the chandeliers and the joyous ringing Of bells proclaiming q new Christmas day has dawned.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
President to Have
 Private Mail Plane

New York, Dec. 24 R,-Repre- sentatives of c. NJ. Keys, president of Transcontinental Air Transport. the plane-train system with which Col. Charles A. Lindbergh is con- nected. announced today that Presi- dent Coolidge had accepted Keys offer of personal mail plane dur ing his Christmas vacation at sa- pelo Island off the Georgia coast.
 As soon as acceptance of the of- fer was received a Sikorsky amphi. bian cabin plane was prepared to leave Curtiss Field for Georgia this afternoon. Art Caperton was select cd as pilot. The plane will ply with the presidential mail between the island and Brunswick. Ga.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Tries Suicide by =,
 Drowning: Lake Frozen

Boston. Dec. :4 (UP)-After . quarrel with her sweetheart. Miss Vivian McLaren. s2l. an employe of the Moulin Rouge cafe, attempted suicide early today by hurling her: self from stone bridge into Muddy river in the Back Bay.
 The river was frozen and the young woman suffered possible fracture of the spine when she crashed through tho ice after her 25-foot drop. .. -.
 Mias McI.aren was rescued by George Brown of Allston, a taxi driver. and Samuel Havlow of Re- were. She was taken to City hospi- tai. where her condition was report ed serious.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Ships Frozen in Ice to Get Greetings

Ottawa. Dec. 24. P,-Christmas greetings to three Hudson Bay ships frozen in the ice will be extended from Ottawa by radio tomorrow by the radio branch of the Department, Of Marine.
 The Yuletde wishes Of the gov ernment radio headquarters will b. broadcast also to its five stations iI the Canadian north and to two min ing exploration parties at Bake, Lake at the head of Chest erfield in let and at Mistaken Bay on the west side of Hudson Bay.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Ginsburg on Committee
 For Dedication Dinner

Attorney Harry NJ. Ginsburg has been appointed to the committee to consider the advisabil Of holding a banquet in connection with the dedication of the new Hartford country court house in Hartford. Judge B. F. Gaffney Of this city, president Of the Hartford county bar association. has apointed other mem bers as follows: Josiah H. Peck, Ed ward J. Daiy, Joseph r. Berry and Abraham A. katz, Allan E. Bro- Smith of Hartford. and Joseph F. Dutton of Bristol The committee has been given full power in the matter.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
HITS HISBAND WITH GLASS

Joseph Just Of 8 Broad street used improper language towards his wife last evening, according 10 her story 10 Supernumerary Officer i.adislaus Todzia. but she did not let hlm get away" with it. He com him across the face with a glass. and she readily admitted if. but ac- cused him Of being q hard drink 1T and abusive towards her. The of- ttcer warned the couple to behave if they would avoid arrest.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
DEATH :::''IHREl7S E :FOtI6. UP TRIAL
Rlmtli Clss hda Bt Aita.
 mlh Con6 Nov

Chicago. Doc. 3t N-The Ranieri kidnap trial today had ended ~ut "n aati-eliusax fsassA by peltos. left .eohsesFhatton In the Aomas Of the twelve jursrs And pstnstpA witaes- sas tofS the prosscutioM
 inc -iapprshsnsson that death threats and the sleytnG Of . prose- cvtion witness insttIled th the jur- ors. stats proseeuterA and Judge Robert & Gentzei during the trial continued with po.tce Tearing re- prisal for conviction Of the two kid napers of ten year old Billy Ranieri.
 Detectives guarded the homes of the twelve. men who yesterday sentenced Angelo Petitti and An- draw Cappslllnp U twsnty.flve years in the penitentiary for having held the lad captive for sso,ooo 1, \ heavy guard also vas maintain ed about the hemas0sf \. F. Ranierl father ot Billy. and Mike Devito. who has testified tor tho presecu- ton. Letters threatening death were sent both Ranieri and Dsvito dur jag the trial.
 Judys Gentsel who also received | dsoth threat, refvssd protection.
 He commended the jurors for their patriotism and courage in try- ing the case and thanked them for their service to the county"
 v Petittt and Cappelauo sat staleal- ly as tho jurors returned with the verdict, nearly five hours after they had heard the prosecutors demand the death penalty.
 As 1t was read Petitti smiyked and shook hands with George 0uen- ther. defense attorney. CappHllano stared straight ahead at his wife, the mother of nine children. byoks into . paroxyHm of sobbtng. ;
 Tony Cappellano. son of Andrew, alsos charged with the Kidnapping, was acquitted. In their closing arguments. prosecuting attorneys indicated they would not be sverse to freeing Tony.
 Guenther immediately made . motion for q new trial and the hearing was set for January 7b.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
OPERATE ON PEABODY

Baltimore. Dec. o4 P)-George Foster Peabody. philanthropist and former national democratic treasur- CT, was operated on in Johns Hop. kins hospital today. His physician reported that Mir. Peabody had un- dergone the operation 'very success fully" and his condition was later reported as being highly satisfac- tory.'
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
Charles FachOt Seid
 To Be Out of Danger

Paris, Dec. 24, W@Charles Fan- chot, public prosecuetor, who was shot by an Alsatian autonomtgt. made such pronounced improve ment overnight that his doctors saId today that he was out of danger un- less unforeseen complications deyel- oped. <.:7
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
RECOVERING FROM ILLNESS

Louis Chapman. son Of Mr. ana MrA w. E. Chapman of South High street is at his home recuperating from an attack of pneumonia. Mr. Chapman who lives in Philadelphia where he is engaged in business is better known for his musical rec ords, having conducted an orchestra at the University of Pennsylvania for several years. He was a patient in the [. P. hospital priot to his convalescence.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
STOCK ON st BASIS

New York. Dec. A Rt-Directors Of the Anaconda Copper Mining company today placed the capital stock on a S6 annual basis, against >4 previously, through declaration of a quarterly dividend of Sl.5O. The dividend is payable February IS 10
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
FAMILY 0F KING
 FINALLY UNITED
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far and the doctors were stated to be satisfied with the way things are going. ThePe was q distinct air Of hopefulness among household off, cials this morning.
 It was understood the food taken by the king was mostly milk. which was supplied from the royal farm at Windsor, where a famous breed of mlch COWS is tended with the utmost care.
 Another favorable sign was that only one bulletin was issued by the kings physicians Sunday. This statement said:
 The king $ progress Is following n favorable though slow course. The amount and qualify of sleep are satisfactory and there is less disinlination to take nourishment."
 Ray Treatment
 Use of the ultra violet ray treat ment continued and from this it was inferred that the treatment was having beneficial effect. The progress of the king was | cause Of great satisfaction at Bucking- ham Palace, especially since it was understood that he was able 10 sleep naturally without sedatives.
 Ten Years
 The entire family Of the king will gather at Buc kingham Palace for Christmas. II has been ten years since they were all together for Christmas and the same period since the festival was spent iu London instead Of at Sandringham. The celebration will necessarily be q subdued one as the king is still far too weak to take any part in sea sonsble customs and also because anxiety has not yet been wholly re- moved
 The children Of Niscount Las celles and his wife. Princess Mary and the daughter of tho Duke and Duchess Of York wil miss thrlr srandfather's customary active share in their games. Nothing. however, has been done 10 lessen the usual arrangements for the Christmas pleasures Of the young Sters.
 Granted Leave
 The cruiser Enterprise which aid ed the Prince Of Wales in his rush to his fathers bedside, has arrived home. The crew was given three days extra Christmas leave in recoe- milton of their services in carving the Prince from Dar-Es Es-Salaam. East Africa, to Brindsi. Italy. READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
DALHOUSIE DEAD

London. Dec. 24 P-The Earl of Dalhousie died suddenly today at the age of 50. He succeeded to the title when only nine years of age.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-24
WINDOW WASHER KILLED

Boston. Dac. :t lF John J. Walsh of Roxbury. Q window wash- CT. was killed today when hA fell from the 10th story of building in Genital street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
MRS. HANNAH HAHN
DIES IN ASHEVILLE
Funeral of Shoe Store Founder s
Widow Will Be Conducted
Tomorrow Morning.

Mrs. Hannah Hahn. widow Of Will
liam Hahn, founder of the Hahn Shoe
Co. died at her home in Asheville, N. C.,
Yesterday after short illness. She
would have been 70 years old Septcm-
Der Is
Mrs. Hahn was a resident Of this
city from the time she was young girl
until going to Asheville about five years
ago
Funeral services will be conducted
here at the residence Of her SON. Harry
w Hahn. 2al2 Twenty-Seventh street.
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock. DR..
Abram Simon will officiate. Interment
will be- in the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
Pallhearers will be Harry King,
Isaac 3. Nordlinger Joseph Auerhach,
Banlamin Dreyfuss Leon Tobriner.
Sol Minister, John Walter Dr.. Harry
M Kaufman and Harry w. Hahn ir.
Mrs. Hahn is survived by four sons.
Harry w. Edwin and Gilbert Hahn,
proprietors of the Hahn Shoe Co. and
Or. Milton Hahn Of Asheville, two
daughters. Miss Rae Hahn and Mrs
Lawrence Heller of Asheville. and eight
grandchildren,
Her husband died in 1912. He was
succeeded in business by his two
brothers and three sons. The sons
later became the sole proprietors OF the
business. and now maintain stores here
and IN Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
F. A. NORWAY DIES;
RITES TOMORROW.
Past Grand Patriarch OF Odd
Fellows Was 78 Years
Old.

Fred A. Norway, past grand patriarch
OF the Grand Encampment of Odd. Fell
lows of the District of Columbia, and
member OF the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows for the past 81 years, died
yesterday in Garfield Hospital after
lingering illness. He had been superln-
tendent of the Odd Fellows Temple on
Seventh street since 1925. He was rs
years old.
Mr.. Norway was for many years
building contractor of this city and also
had been associated with several large
department stores here as buyer IN their
rug departments FIe retired from bust
ness three years ago,
Funeral Services Tomorrow.
Becoming a member OF the Odd Eel
lows on his 2lst birthday. Mr.. Norway
was a charter member of Amity Lodge
Springfield, Mass. and was elected its
first noble grand, Coming to this city
he Joined the Golden Rule Lodge, No
81. of which he was past noble grand
Subsequently he served As chief patri-
arch of Mount NebO Encampment. No
&. and later as grand patriarch Of the
Grand EnCampment Of the District. He
also was a member Of the Esther Re-
bekah Lodge. No. 5,
Funeral services will he conducted
in the chapel of A. J. Schippert, 2008
Pennsylvania avenue, tomorrow after
noon at O'Clock, with the Odd Fellows
in charge. Interment will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
Honorary PaiibearerS.
Honorary pallbearers will be the past
grand sire Of the world. Gen. E.. w
Bradford: the grand master of the
Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows of the
District Of Columbia, J, Burton Kincer
and past grand master Of Odd Fellows
in the District Harry l.. Andersen;
James z. Chamberlin, Wilfred E. Law
son. Or. Henry w Tibbetts. Lemuel H.
Windsor. w. W. MILAN and John n
Wood and the grand patriarch OF the
Grand Encampment Of the District OF
Columbia. Roscoe jenkins
The active pallbearers will be w H.
Macarthur, Leroy Brown. c. c. Nc
Craney, Walter l.. Piper George Pfrim-
mer and w b Berlin
Mr., Norway is survived by a son
Walter S Norway. Of this city and by
two grandchildren.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
An mtmnrIdm.

BRADLEY, MARY T.. In SAD 9ut l9r,nS re-
wer1hrarcs ~ onr seariy of.2teo hi sI.1.-
v yeFsrs 90 todav. September :. 1917.
Mother. YOU ~ always be loved and re-
ascg msn'2 goI "a we're one Of ths best
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS. ADELENA
AND SADIE.
MARY ADDIE AMI
WILLIAM ROBERT. In sac but GUNS
W NARY ADp1E coLLINcs WoRTH: vho
left Y; sepssopn5sspp cl9Sif1Naqssw tssaTf
Who Joined her February Il. 1923
Rest in peace, your labor IS ended.
Sweetlv sleep. FOUR race Is run, 49,,
You have some where those who love r0H
your LONELY CHILDREN. FLORENCE
AND EARL.
MILLER In sad 9u, loglns T.cNl s r.
LER. who departed this life tveirs years
sgo today. September :. 1915.
Some NAV think We are no, lonely
When at times they see us smile;
Little do they know. the heartaches
That We suffer ~ The Eriif e -,-r,,
WASHINGTON. MARGARET II. tribute
Of deyo,ie9r = Sci me w1nsEErN q e W5
departed this life three wears aso iaday
September g. 1875
Your work is done your race is run.
You have onS5inea s,r r1s . Sn pSFs
WASHINGTON
WOLF. ELIZABETH X, Sacred 20 he
memory of our dear mother. ELTEAE SETH
X WOLF. who entered into eternal rest
iaaa. ''S
Beautiful thirss in this life
Are manifold. 'tis true.
We count che stars ~ th0C-s nos.
The birds ana flowers, too,
The sunsets and the 6awnlnsS,
Rare beauties. far ana near,
Eut all the wide world over
There's iuSt one ~'u0tNsT, dear.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

LOST
BRIEF CASE, tan. between Howard Uni
verSitv ana You st. Saturday, Reward.
Return to once at Howard University
CAMEO PIN BROOCH. Venetian scene, gel
low gold: lost Friday or Saturday, Reward
Mrs witt Potomac SOFA
CAT, large black, male. near BadenseurS
rd Reward. Telephone Col. 5976
cAT-Lsrge black and brown female, with
unusual MARKINGS on face. Liberal reward
for return 10 1900 37th ST. NV or informa-
ton Phone Potomac 1854
DEPT. PRESIDENT PIN At Home for Aseo
and rnfirm. Shepherd pl.. .. C., or entrance
to National Theater. Return 20 4l2 i0th
st, n.p and receive reward.
EARRING. gold, antique flicree, vicinity 81
isth and Irving SITS. Finder call Dec 1900
Apt 90s
PARTS nj motion picture machine lost
between Washington and Frederick. Reward
Ben Lust Thester Supplies, e0S 2nd ST. nv
FRANKLIN 1928
POLICE DOG-Strayed from home in Airing
ton County; answers 10 name nt Buck; easily
Identified from his nervous twitchins. $40
reward Miss Juarita Chase. the PreStoen-
tisl. 18th and NJ SITS nv =,
TERRIER-W ire-haired; male. brown head.
on Klingle I'd. Thursday, August 30, Please
call Ma. Quinn, Clcv S28. -
WALLET. containing sis. lost Saturday eve
ming, Return to 324o l9th ST NV,
WATCH~-Ooen face. ladv's gold Wa'tham;
vicinity Ambassador Theater, or Conn. ave
and N. Reward Columbia 99sS a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
FOREIGN,
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
20 The Health Department in the past -
hours.
Charles NJ and Catherine G Dick. boy.
Kenneth NJ and Irma c Rover. Roy.
William e and Helen Hall, Girl
August and TeSsills Flora. girl.
William r and Gertrude T. Heath, sirl
sidney and Eva Simon. boS.
Bernard NJ and OLGA Fries. Sirl.
Maria aVd Jusnits Ventura. Sirl
Francis N and Kathryn NOEL. boy.
Henry v fnd Corneiia Groths, Siyl,
William ] snd Laura Payne. bov.
BENJAMIN and Mary A. Ptnkney, nov.
Angelo and Rose Lrotts, boy
,ToSrph B and Bertha ! Hsuserhlss. hov.
Paul r. and. Edna PeSss <ns. boy
William z and Helen A. Adams. hov,
,rasrnh ard Mary Cooner, girl
Charlie H. ard Sally Brown, girl
Edward and Gertrude Moore. hoy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
20 the Health Department In the past -
Mary n Iorghead az tans At
John A. Rrader. 70. 1865 clifton st,
Fred Norway. rs. Garfield Hospital
Annie L, Edwards. "a. 1870 Wheeler I'd sc
elizabeth Pearl, 6s 1890 II st, Sc.
Michael Di Bari. s.. GeorSe Washington
Hospital
Betty Rstger. 80. Emergency HoSrttsi.
Ioycs Duck &, Children'S Hospital
James NJ Ricks. 70. Bueno Vista HsiShss sc
Fannie Tsyior so 1915 ST
Leroy Taylcr. rs. front ~ 1891 Bells Ct,
Alnn7n Butler. 10. s9ta DIX 81.
Haywood Johnson. 20, Walter Reed Hos
pitaI
Herbert Ford. Is Freedmsux Hospital
william WASHINGTON 10. Freedmens Hos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03
W. ]. BEDDING DIES.

Funeral Services Tomorrow for Re-
tired Contractor.
William J, Redding, 6s years old, re-
tired building contractor and lifelong
resident OF this city, died at the home
OF his sister. Mrs c. NJ. Hope. 35l7 Hol-
mead place Saturday, after a long ill.,
ness.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart tomor-
row morning at 9 o'clock Interment
will be in Mount Olivet cemetery
Mr. Redding is survived by two sis
ters Mrs Hope and Mrs. James Liston
He was never married
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-03

BOSTON LPi.--Two sisters from To-
ronto, Ontario. missed one steamer and
hen another in New York. Hoping 10
overtake the second liner at Boston,
they rushed 10 Grand Central station
In time TO miss a train After three
misses luck turned and second train
gained their objective.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Far and some
what cooler tonight and tomorrow;
gentle to moderate west and northwest
winds
Maryland-Generally fair and some
what cooler tonight; tomorrow fair and
cooler; moderate west and northwest
winds.
Virginia-Showers this afternoon. fol-
lowed by fair and somewhat cooler to-
night fresh southwest shifting 10 west
and northwest winds
West Virgina--Fair tonight and to-
morrow; cooler tonight.
Records for "a Hours.
Thermometer pm. II; 3 pm. ST;
midnight, 81: 4 am, Sc; 3 am, So;
noon, 70.
Barometer-4 pm, 30.02 pm,
"a. 96: IL midnight, 2983; 4 am, % 30,
am. 1914; noon. 29.7S.
Highest temperature IS, occurred at
2:iS pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature sc. occurred at
4 30 am today,
Temperature same date last year
Highest. At, lowest. 81.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodctic Survey
Todav-Low tide. 434 am. and 4 81
pm: high tide. 1915 am. and 1912
pm.
Tomorrow-Iow tide. 5:24 am and
5.36 pm; high tide, HOB am. and
1929 pm
The Sun and Moon.
Todav-Sun rose 5.3s am; sun sets
SAG pm.
Tornorrnw-Sun rises 5 ~ am, sun
sets 6.34 pm.
Moon rises 3:51 pm. sets 92A am
Automobile lamps n be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-MuddH.
Harpers Ferry-Potomsc muddy
Shenandoah muddy.
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DfathS.

! ATTwILL. WILLIAM n. AND CARRIE ROSS
/ Suddenly. SATURDAY. SeptemheF I. lbs
/ WILLIAM H and CARRIE ROSS AT,TWiLL
Services A. s. II. Hines Co funeral nome
| 9aoi l4th ST. NV, Tuesday, September 4
at pm,
BURCH. EDWARD LEO. On Monday septer
81 the late Susan r, Burch, Remains A.
Hanlor's funeral perlorS, Notice OF W.
neral hereafter.
BuRKE. FRANCIS JOSEPH suddenly OF
September >, 1928, a. ! an. FRAN SS,
JOSEPH FRANZ ssloysd F som 81 f Wm
liam h, ard Tes MfTy f iois ssh 81 nv
WcdnoSday. September = a. $50 o,ciso SL,
thence 70 Sc stenH on, s TnFg fpr me- wy ys
noss Of his soul Relatives and friends IN
vited.
nuck Ioycf A,ErnA Passed Passed away Yo.n Sep I,
iS lived daHshter Of chester and Mayysarst
snn' va. Hseptemhsr !, ats nm
FG sS;, 'S il. l5 v S 1SSSFs = Eo%, nee
Ere asnt ss0 wk ESsSTness s ssr q
H. 10 & sloSsus chareh wsre mass
VIII be Satd for ne me-, repese 81 her s ssn'.
tiveS and friends invited TO attend, tcleve-
land papers please copy
HAHN, HANNAH. SUNDAY September ?,
1928, II Asheyil,s y G. IA, Wddsnly after 80
OF the late William Hahn, Funeral Serv'
ices at asia a7th st, NV" II am. tuesday
September &
HOFFMAN, ERNksr x. Suddenly. SUNDAY,
residence, SOS x ST NV. ERNEST f, BE-
loved husband Of Mary l. Hoffman Lnee
Kuhlmsnt Notice of funeral later. tRsl-
timore paners please COPY
HOWARD. ESrEILE nsnarted this ne
ss .n@r ,sai sso'tmGr Mrs rs 9rs s'f xW
ARD Funeral TUESDAY, September I, A.
tiveS and friends invited Interment Lin
eo'r Memorial. Cemetery,
KAHIER, LESOHA r. Entered into the iev
OF her Lord. IENORA f, beloved wife Of
Armin A Kahler, Notice of funeral later
LoCRAFr. CHARLES Z, on SUNDAY. Sep
TENDER :, 1929, AZ ueorsetown univerStty
Hospital. CHARLES r. beloved son OF the
from the residence Of his brother. James
Il Locratt, 6i3 OTIS place NV, WEDNESDAYS,
sse,smeer !, az $50 Ia thence to .es
VIII he said At an Relatives and
friends invited 10 attend lntermeul At
Mount Ottvet CemetcrT,
treas. IESSIE. pepayted this life Satur,
ne JESSIE LUCAS. the beloved son NJ
Catherine Lucas, brother nj Eva, Cathsrs
nera, services S Tu.Sass. septemssr 1, Al .
oclock, from Holy Redeemer Church. Body
nov At his late residence, 70 pefFees s.
nv
LYONS. JULIA ANN. Departed this life
JULIA fie Ann Lyons Of isos Reeves + st. NV,
WitSmsS AM iyons, clsre eas 8 lyons and
A, @, Lyons ore sister Mrs, Mary A. aFey
one sranddaushter, Mrs RUBY lyons
and MaresiiSe rsrser, sa aud s' nos, Of stNsS
relatives end friends Funeral from Yer
fnssdss september y Rev, j E Wits,
pastor. j.