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N|CE MELLON ]. UT FOR BAT-|N|ElDERS
 FROM FIRST CAME.
PLAYERS GOT A NICE CUT OF YESTERDAYS OPENER; TO-
 DAYS BE ANOTHER

YANKEE STADIUM, Oct, 5, (P) For a crew of cripples and in valids there is still quite a kick in the Yankee team. Opening where they left off last year the cham pion Americans, behind the bril- liant sharp-shooting of Waite Hoyt, shelled St. Louis into sub mission by the score of four to one, in yesterdays opening game of the World series.
 Hoyt held the Cardinals down to three hits, one a homerun by Bot tomley, while the big guns of the Tanks, Ruth, Gehrig and Muesel, fired shots that routed Willie Sherdel, clever Card southpaW.
 The paid attendance amounted to $61, ,425; without tax. The play CTS share was $1'21O each: The club got $2,017. Each league got the same as last year. Forbes Field ex- tracted $41 ,467 from the fans who paid $182,477.
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CR|GSBY DISCUSSES
 CAMPAIGN ISSUES
 hT BIC GATHERING
INCUMBENT ATTEMPTS DIG TATE SELECTION LEGIS-
 LATIVE MEMBERS

ANCHORAGE, Oct, 5, Special to the GateWay)-A huge and en- thusiastic audience listended for two hours last night while George Grigsby, Democratic candidate for Delegate to Congress from Alas ka, revieWd the issues of the cam paign.
 He criticized the incumbent se- verely for his failure to discuss issues in the delegate campaign and his attempt to dictate the sell ection of members to the Alaska Legislature.
 Grigsby entrusted the Democra- tic and Republican platforms and showed that election of Demo- cratic ticket wiuld be an endorse mnt of the Democratic National Platform favoring home rule and an anti-bureaucratic policy, while Itne reelection of the incumbent would be an endorsement of the present bureaucracy policy and also, the incumbent is an illogi- cal candidate on account of his strained relations with Hoover.
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5. $, STARR BUCKS
 HEAVY WEATHER 0V
 VOYAGE FROM WEST
WESTWARD STEAMER COM PLETES LAST "TRIP OF SEA-
 SON TO BRISTOL BAY

Bucking a head wind from TOnki Point to Barren Island last night that gave them only 35 miles ill seven hours the S. S. Starr of hte San Juan Fishing & Packing Co.,, made the Port of Seward last night at 1 o'clock after she hal been re- oorted for o'clock yesterday even ing. She brought in 52 passengers on this, her last trip of the season to Bristol Bay, although she sails again Monday for Unalaska, eX- aecting to be back here on the z3rd., after which she will proceed to Seattle.
 ''It sure was some bloW,' said Capt, Barron '|and the passengers had a rough time of it. They were nearly all good sailors however, and took the buffeting in good part even though we were crowded for space
 we struck several hard blows because these fall winds get mighty hoisterous, and we will doubtless nave merry time on our next trip"
 Capt Barron told of taking seven horses, six cows and 30 tons oI freight out to Chinofski on Uualas- ,<a Island for the Aieutian Live stock Co.,, from Unalaska. "The cows were blooded HolsteinS from he fine stock section of Washing ton where they make Carnation milk, and were all with calf. One of the horses was a beautiful white stud and the six mares were picked animals, all of them with colt Those people are certainly doing things right. out there. On this trip out I will have another 1OC tons of freight for them, now wait ing at Unalaska and will bring back It least 75 tons of that fine WOO they are raising at Nikolskl anC aso on Umnak Island, if it could al be brought together there would DC some 200 tons of wool"
 There will be about 150 tons o1 freight leaving Seward on this triE out, 67 tons of which will be trans ferred from the Yukon upon hel arrival tonight. The Starr will sai about p. m. Monday evening, the 9th according to present indica- tions. It is not known how heavy g passenger list she will have but some are expected on the s. s. Yu- kon. The Starr will bring back about 100 tons of salt fish in addi. tion to the wool, Capt. Barron said
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THIRD INNING

Cards-Frisch singled off of Laz- zeri's hand; Bottomley up. Frisch stole second; Bottonlley famed. Hafey up; Koenig threw him out at lst, Frisch going to 3rd. Harper struck out. No runs, ofle hit and no errors.
 YankS-Ruth got Q single over the middle bag. Gehrig up, was walked; Ruth scored on MeusePS double, Gehrig holding 3rd. Rob- ertson up drew a walk filling the bases. Gehrig scored on Ben
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Blood d-stained Cap Is Additional Clue
 In NorthcoH Case

LOS ANGELES, Oct, 5, (P)-The blood-stained cap which was found in Gordon Northcotts abandoned suitcase in a cemetary in Vancou- yer, B. C., has been identified by Mrs. ". Winslow, of Pomona, as looking like that worn by her miss ing son, Nelson, aged l2, for whose murder at Riverside, Northcott has been indicted The store clerk from where the cap was sold, is beinG sought. Northcott and his mother are being held in Canada pending extradition to California.
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Lighthouse Keeper Sounds Fog Horn
 Cali Wife Home

SEATTLE, Oct. 4 [P)-To add to the burdens of living in light house near Anchorage, her husband Oloff used the foghorn to summon ner home, Mrs. Vivian Steeahan recited in her divorce suit. She told the judge that once when the boat in which she had gone to the main land had been broken and was forced to stay four days, her hus- band became impatient and sound cd the horn as an official order to hurry home. Vivian was granted the dcree.
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FANS ID CO CRAZY AS 9AC AND SEALS
 BATTLE OFF T|EUP
FOR FIRST TIME IN YEARS SAG RAMENTO HAS CHANCE FOR
 THE BUNTING

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5, (P)- The Pacific Coast League officially ended the season with Sacramento and San Francisco tied for first in the second half of a split season. The two teams will meet in three game series beginning Saturday to decide the second half of t4>e championship.
 The first game is scheduled at Sacramento; the second at San Francisco and the third If neces- cary, at Sacramento. If the Sena- tors win the series a seven game series will be played for the chapal ionship as San Francisco was the first half champions
 By beating the Sacs in the com ing series the Seals can pocket a $15,000 bonus offered by the Lea que; if the Senators win the teams will then battle for the bonus on Q T0-40 basis.
 Tho ct C4 f;,,icI, -.
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New German Zepp Pays England Visit
 On Maiden Voyage

BERLIN, Oct, 4, {P)-After pay ing a friendly visit to England the new German dirigible Graf zep- pelin reached Berlin at nine o'clock yesterday morning. AS the huge airship scared over the city in the bright sunlight thousands Hooked the streets and saw it describe a graceful loop over the Wilhelm strasse and newspaper row.
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Fisheries Company Sues Secretary
 For Accounting

SEATTLE, Oct, 4, (P)-Alleging a shortage in his accounts of $7,000 the North American Fisheries company filed suit to compel w. P. Studdert, their former secretary and treasurer, to make an account ing.
 Studdert denies the shortage asserting all the funds in his care while fiscal agent for the company in Alaska from May to December last year, were expended properly.
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Find discriminating Bill Fold On Mayer

SEATTLE, Oct, 5, (P)-The bill fold found on D. Mayer when he was captured has been identified by relatives as that belonging to James Basssett whom Mayer is suspected having murdered The search for the body is being con- tinued at Richmond Beach where the sand is being dragged.
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[ Communists Out
 Carpenter Union

LAKELAND, Florida, Oct, 5,tPl
 -Br anded Communists, five mem bers of the United Brotherhood, Carp enters of America, were ouSt- ed from the organization by del egateS to the 22nd annual conven- ton. The depoSed men are mem bers of the New York local which charter has been revoked.
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Indianapolis Leads
 Little World Series

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 5, (P)- Indianapolis went on batting spree against Rochester winning 12 to 5 and advanced another notch in the little worlds series championship. The games now stand three to one in favor of In- dianapolis.; two more wins will give them the title.
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THE LINEUPS

Durst, center; Koenig, S. S.; Ruth r. f.; Gehrig, 1st; Meusel l. f.; Laz- zeri, End; Robertson, 3rd; Ben gough, catcher; Pipgrass, pitcher.
 Cards Douthit, center; High, 3rd; Frisch, End; Bottomley, 1st; Hafey, !. f.; Harper, r. f.; Wilson, catcher; Maranville, s. S.; Alexander, pitch CT.
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DEIGEL BEATS HAGEN

BALTIMORE, Oct. 5, (P)-Leo Deigel beat Hagen two to one in the National pro-quarter finals. The other three victorS are Sar- azen who beat Dudley seven to six, Espinosa defeated Hutchinson five to four, and Smith vs Vecchio, two up.
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TANKS WIN SECOND
 WHEN ALEXANDER
 B|FFED OFF MOUND
RUTH, GEHRIG, MUESEL ARE THE WRECKING CREW FOR
 THE YANKEES

NEW YORK, Oct, 5, (P)-The Yankees, after wabbly start, start, knocked out their old Neme- sis, Alexander, from the box and threshed the Cardinals for the second straight game of the world series by the score of nine to three
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Births Reported.

The following births have been renorted tn
the Health Department iit the past ~ hours
FHrr e. and Frances 4, Pearson. girl.
Albert aud Gotthielde Schrader girl.
Charles u. and Mclha Harhsugh. girl
George and Adamantia ThakereS. girl
Willis ;. and Ruby l.. Cleveland boy.
Warren r.. and Margaret Il. Birge, boy.
Melvis and Marion Moran hoy.
Mnaheau T. and Mary + Lamar hoy.
Harry and Frances Greenwadc hoy.
Wilbur and Anna Snyder. boy.
Manning j. and Betty Wicoxon girl.
william A. and Anna Indine. girl.
Lester II and Rita +. Marta. girl
Harry d. and Mary II. 0Meara. boy twins.
Mack = and Alice smith girl.
sam aud Mabel Keeth girl
Frank II and Daisy Williams Girl.
James aud Alice Roane girl.
Chester and Bessie sullivan. boy.
Frances T. ard GLADYS Arnold. hoy.
Oliver W. and Gladys r. Davennort hoy.
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SKIPS CONVENTION.

For the first time In eight years, the
American Red Cross will hold no ma
tional convention In 1923, the date Of
the next gathering having been set for
April 90 to IS. 1929, by action of the
central committee at meeting at Red
Cross headquarters here yesterday The
1929 gathering will be here. as usual
Heretofore national conventions have
been held in October. the new date thus
constituting another departure.
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Hysong's funeral home, followed by
burial In Glenwood Cemetery.
Dr. Wilgus, who was 8lywas gradu-
ate of Rush Medical College, Chicago.
and was an ordained Universalist min
lister. In the latter years of his life he
was prominently identified with the
Central Union Mission of this city and
lived here until year ago. He Is sur
vived by his daughter. Mrs. Sue w.
Ramsaur. at whose home he died, anc.
by granddaughter and areat-grand-
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DR.. ]. S. BILLINGS RITES.
Former Army Medical officer t.
Be Buried Tomorrow.

Funeral services will be held In
Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow
afternoon for DR.. John S. Billings OF
New York, who served as a major In
the Army Medical Corps during the
World War.
Born in this city July 81, 1869. he
was educated at the Emerson Institute
here and at Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore. and was graduated from the
medical department of the University
of Pennsylvania in 1892. He practiced
medicine In New York City and at one
time was deputy commissioner of health
In that city. The widow. Mrs. jose
phine Long Billings; two sons and four
sisters survive. One son, John S. Bill
ings. jr.. Is Washington correspondent
of the Brooklyn Eagle.
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An Memnrlalil.

al Ale ~ having meAlaFN at my Aet oted
hnsband CHARLES REALf, whe lett Me
ans wear Age fastaN, AnFtl ~. lNsf
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OF the srAet thai n hNvna ia silence
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NtS hENnfEh WlFE
nlNnN In tastag meNary at eur dear
mother AAi,tNnA hrNnY wee derAgtel
this life ten wears asn toiAy. Anvil VI
iptA HER CNllhkkN
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tlear mnther MAliNnA RtNnN. who tte.
parted THIS life ten wears aso sajaN, Aptl
an lAls
nh nsatheg dear VI Nuu nNly we're here.
| WOHia ait tsa lattesNata.
hGNufEh DAUGHTER MARTHA
HARRY, ~ sal reMenshfsaes at our teAE
daushter ana sister AMY 4 HARRY, Wha
departet this life nine wears asa tuAAS =
AnrH 20 lNla
h - anly 4 sten that divides Us AMy,
kram gloVN no marital has seen
We shati hNd Son when 9ieatha kgtRs
hNKeFs
Have lifted tha yell hetweea
HER MAfhER ANn slslaM SAntE,
A. loved her an h. 4FAss her
lh nAs meatafS shA IL alWASA nasr
LpAet, FsnienAeessa Aaased tnF atwAya
hilANtaN naAn3 IA Alenl tgAs /.
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Uniforms for Manila Pupils.

In compliance with the new stu
dents uniform law, all pupils of public
schools In Manila, P l.. must wear a
uniform The committee appointed to
choose the type of apparel favors white
sport shirts and white trousers for the
boys, and something similar for the
girls. The move is along the lines of
equality and economy for pupils and
parents.
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HENRY M0ROSSE RITES
TO BE HELD TOMORROW
Captain of Watch at st. Elizabeth g
Hospital will Be Buried In
Arlington Cemetery.

Funeral services for Henry Morosse
captain of the watch at st. Elizabeth's
Hospital for the last 10 years, who dice
suddenly at his home at 1923 r street
Friday morning. will be held at l:3C
o'clock tomorrow afternoon at Saffel
Chapel, Fifth and Fl streets. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Morosse was born In New Bed
ford, Mass. and had lived In Washing
ton for 90 years. During the war he
served overseas as an interpreter. He
is survived by his widow. Mrs. Alice L.
Morosse; by two sisters. Miss Edna
Morosse and Mrs. Laura Bonley, and by
four brothers, Alfred, Adelon, Wilfred
and Albert MoroSse.
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Deaths Reported.

l.etitia e. plunkett. 81 Garfield Hospital.
Reece II nutton So tia A st. ne.
Auzusts Allaire. 81. 1890 1th 81.
AmeIn Ross n SIn Kentucky ave. sc.
Harry G., Knapn 81; 1"os Fairmunt st.
Howard o Peacock, ~, 1899 Rosedale
It ne,
Charlotte Cook II months Children =
HasnItal
elem Zetts. Is months. Children's Hos,
ntai.
Henry Tudv 81 1871 O ST.
Thomas Dorsey ~, 6"t Delaware ave. s.w.
John n Harper 80 Freedmcns Hospital
Frances Lee 80 Columbia Hospital.
Auxtls Pickett. ~ Emergency Hospital.
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D. C. SANITARY INSPECTOR
DIES SUDDENLY ON TRIP
Charles r. Holman Had Been In
Service of City for
30 Years.

Charles r. Holman, chief sanitary
Inspector OF the District Health De-
partment for the past 30 years. died
early last night at his country home.
Aqua Greek. Va. where he was passing
\ few days with Mrs. Holman
Death came suddenly for although
MI Holman had been in poor health
tol some time. his condition was not
thought t. be serious.
Besides his widow. Mr.. Holman Is
survived by daughter. Mrs. Lillian
Phillips. residing at the family home,
Si4 East Capital street.
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RITES FOR DR.. WILGUs.
Services will Be at 2:3o Tomorrow.
Burial at Glenwood.

Funeral services for Dr. Albert Wilgus,
physician and clergyman who died In
Brooklyn. N. Y. Friday, will be held at
$50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon ut
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~CaTT. On Friday AprtI - ia.S q b.
s.eSsfaensr iSS.5 navennnFt e. ", MAR1
SCOTT devoted wife of Henry Scott
and nsuthrr uf Nathan Henry and William
Martin Efiwari, iosenh. Isaac ard
Violet Scott Remains resting at the
Ernest Jarvis Cos funeral parlors. a--@
Ga. ave. NV until Saturday moon. there
nfter at her late residence. Funeral sun
.gav. April 20 at / nm. at MartlnstnFE.
Nd ~
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BROOCH platinum 3 diamonds pattera of
heart Reward for return. Phone tdtms
tSuu Ant, .ta. 3n'
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EARRING genuine pear shaped lade, nlonnt
ed un platinum. between May Hover Hotei
and Union station. Reward Return To
ufce Nav flower Hotel
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BAR PIN green gold with small diamond IN
enter: keensake Reward. Miss Margaret
Mc5tunis 2325 Pennsylvania ave. West
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BEADED NAG. at Polls. THURSDAY. night
Mrs Mckinney. Phone Clarendon 4al W.
III ward mD~
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t.eague :ilA MarxIalni ave " MaIn SIlSs
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Ro~<. On saturday. Arrii =. ia.s. CLARA
ANrIIA ROSS arrd 20 years wife of
,he late Henry Ross Funeral service q
fth a NV IN TUESDAY May l. az :
am Relatives and friends invited 20
attend. ou
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BAG. gray suede. on woodley RI bus Please
call Cieve. 1l0i -
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pOCKErBOOk black lady's on Takoma
Park ear gulng south Friday m. contain
ing Eastern star Pin and papers Return 10
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WRIST WATCH. white gold. inscription.
Mother 10 W. D p: m Palace Theatef or
AMI SIS NV. SATURDAY evening between
10 aud 10 o'clock. Finder please call
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~IstMs Entered into eternal rest at a',1
II At nv after lingering illness, jon
T. SirNn,S beloved husband nf Isabelle
simnls and father nf FSteils Wilfsnas AND
Helen Washington. brother of Laura Aden
Tnssdav Nav / nt e'clsvrk. iron, hi.
late vezlSeute Friends tnx tied
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CARDS of Tbanks.

DALE. VIC wish 30 extend our thanks and
appreciation tn our many friends for their
kind expressions of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes during the Illness and death
of our husband and father. GEORGE z.
DALE.
WIFE AND CHILDREN.
DAVIS. The family Of the late JOHN A.
DAVIS D33 It. NV wish t0 thank the
many relatives and friends and the several
organizations. for their Kindness and ex.
pressiOns OF svmpathN.
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WRIST WATCH white gold very small oh.
long white gold link bracelet between and
tsih nm. Saturday. between i"iD and i.9a
q a. NV. Reward Return le35 g 1t. NV
WRIST WATCH silver with name engraved
81 back. Reward J. H. waring "at5 lfth
At NV Adams lR,tA
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RICHTER. On Thursday Anris 20. 19.s. q
silver Snriug Nd Mrs ANNIE RICHTER.
awetI SS wears Funeral services frorl
Hvsongs funeral home 1900 y st. nv.
Monday April 40 at ESQ am. Inter
ntent Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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GOLD RING gentlcmans with initials
:. cut Ia stone setting and inscription on ~
side of ring on Friday IN the vicinity nt attn
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PURSE. lafge brown containing hankhouk
,herkboot, receipt KEYS. uinney AMI wrist
watch Cali Franklin 4iJS ar return ta isss:s
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WALLET beside ear on Cromwell Fer. Will
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rOSTON suddenly on Thursday April -
Ln.S JOSEPHINE. beloved wife nf he
late James l.. PoEton and heIoved uanthsr
ef Lillian stafford. Marie DasIs Harry
and Elmer poston. Funeral from ner ,ate
tnril ~ at II am. tnternlent Rock
Creek Cemetery. PENNSYLVANIA paners
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THOMAS. Departed this life SATURDAY eve.
ntng Anr,l - iosS, At 6,in nn at
his residence zoos 3rd st. s.w.. SAMUEL.
devoted husband of Matte Thomas and
son ni sarah Thomas. He leaves Ia F.ollrtN
hiA tenaFiure ane sister. Mrs. HATTIE
scott and tour brothers. Jesroh Albert,
Rernafd and John e TRnnaas Remains
resting st Johu r khsnrS funeral chanel.
Srd and Eve ats. s,w, Notice nt funeral
later
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rrNtyy On Frl,Iev. AntiI -. insS AZ
she Previlence roSoltai MAEGARET.
widow nt john y. Tenley. Fuaersl NIL he
Sc an Mendsv. Anril 10 st $50 NJ
th@nce tn - Peters Church where mas
wtu he said AZ am Far the repo~e OF
her Snlu Relatives AMI friends invited ta
attend Internlent In Mount 0ltvet t@nse
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re.,dencr fsii q Il, nv. HENRY TUny
believed husband ni fuha TsidN tnse al
inwayfs hrnther.tn-iaw nt ISsse n. Cal
inway lie leaves a host of other relatives
and friends Remains ARE rest.nE ~
Rundy'S funeral narierS tth and Fiarstts
consl church, TUESDAY May /, ~ SO
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Suk0t SKY on SATURDAY, April -. Ia.s
ROSE SoK0LSKY. daughter ot Mrs
Molly spkniskv Funeral services TO I've
held at her late peSldease ittn Spring
I'd. SUNDAY April ~ nj 30 p.nI.
Evening star., 1928-04-29

SMITH. Departed this life Thursisy, .rrll
~ fa"S M Providence Hospital Mrs
FRANCES SMITH Remains resting n
1ohn II. Rhines funeral chanel Srf s,.si
Eve sts. s.w. to he shipped 20 Nashville
Tenn Monday AnFil 10.
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~ tGOCK. On THURSDAY Aprii "s 19@s
HOWARD ORION beloved husband -
Glare 4 Peacock. axe1 "a wears. Funeral
from his late residence. 1899 Rcsedaie
At ne on Monday Anril 80 At N N
Relatives and friends invited. lnterment
Eedar Hill Cemrtery.
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hA ~. Departed this life Wednesday Apr.I
~. lbs, AT a.1O nm. LULU tieyutp.i
Wifi of Christopher Haas. She leaves 10
mourn her departure devoted ,iaughttr
Mts. Marie Campbell twn grandchildren
Grace and Sterling tanphelI. two llrother<
David and George Hawkins and a sistet
Mrs. Ida Henson. Remains resting ~ John
u. Rhines 4 TO : funeral thanel .irsi and
Eve SITS, s.w. Funeral from the John r
Rhincs funeral chapel. Monday. April 30
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M0R0ssE On Friday. Auril -. 1.r's It
his residence. 1898 r st. w. HENRY
MOROSsE beloved husband of Alice
Morosse Remains resting At SsHelIs
chanel 5ih and H ste. NV Funeral
services at Ssfelis chanel 5th and
sts NV Monday at ! 30 pm. Inter
ment at Arlington Cemetery. -
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-14

PAhS0N LEAVES S663.000
BOURNEM0UTH. Eng. - Rev.
Henry Swami left Nm estate appraised
At $665 900.