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MOTOR TRAVEL.

sire one PASSENGER. Mr.. woob. Lincoln
AM DRIVING TO TOPEKA. KANs., LAT
ter part Of August; return middle of Sep
TEMPER; can accommodate , passengers; Tea-
sonable. Phone Adams 1898.
WANT PASSAGE TO MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.
about Aug. ); references exchanged. Wis.
WOULD LIKE TO, JOIN PARTY GOING
Cali Hyattsville 73o-M.
TRANSPORTATION WANTED. ABOUT Au-
gust I'd. to Minnesota or Montana and re-
turn u possible. d. J. p, 1924 II St NV.
LEAVING FOR LINCOLN. NEB.. AUGUST
Ist wishing =, passengers Phone West
0692. Branch 40i. to ESQ pm.
COUPLE DRIVING TO TULSA. OKLA, VIA
ST. Louis; leaving July 81 wish two pas
sengers. Phone National 3i30. Branch $50,
after $50 pm. week days. -
NEW YORK CITY MONDAY, DRIVING
Phone Atlantic 0l0s-J
DRIVING TO TEXAS, AUG. ,, RETURN BY
Sept. II room for ;; cheap. Address Box
ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN. AUG. 2:
accommodate 3 passengers; careful driver
big Marmon sedan. Met. 6s9I. DR.. BIDDY
linois August is in new sedan can accom-.
modate three passengers. Phone Cleveland
4545-J.
DRIVING TO BOSTON AUG, q. HUDSON
pm.
DRIVING TO PITTSBURGH TUESDAY
July 90; can accommodate one or two per-
sons. Phone Col. 274l. --
GENTLEMAN DRIVING TO NIAGARA
about August 5. in large car, would like
agreeable passenger for company. Address
Box l75-C, Star ONCE.
NEW YORK, ADIRONDACKs. MONTREAL
ottawa. Toronto. NIAGARA Falls. Buffalo
Susquehanna Trail, WASHINGTON; leaving
August 1; accommodate four; Buick coach
Address Box 376-B, Star office.
LEAVING FOR JACKSONVILLE, FLA Mon
day morning; passengers wanted. share
expenses; references EXCHANGED. Lincoln
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CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND. in lobby large
office bldg; possibly best stand of kind in
city; open to Investigation. Price. $4,000;
terms. Address Box 357-C. Star ONCE.
LUNCH ROOM. small. in NV: going busi-
ness; rent. $40 MONTH will sacrifice for s30e.
Address Box 324-C. Star office
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HELP--WOMEN.

HELP-WOMEN.
AsSORTERs. starch work; must be fast and
accurate. Apply Mr. Scott. Dupont Lsun-
dry. 2535 Sherman ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER -STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced. desires position after September J.
office.
BOOKKEEPER and typist, one experienced
IN entry OF installment accounts; state eN =
BooKKEEPER sTENoGRAPHER. between
Is and 35 years old: must be experienced
and capable; state fully experience. age, sal
airy expected, references and phone number.
Address Box 240-C, Star office.
BOSOM IRONER, experienced, colored; none
but experienced need apply. Bergmann S
Laundry. 623 @ st. NV.
CLERICAL OPERATORS for inserting mail
matter in envelopes; state age and expeT-
fence and give telephone number, Ad-
dress BOX $500, Star once
DIRECT SALEsWOMEN-sel by coupon;
steady work; salary short hours. Phone
Sunday. to S. Adams o5ll.
manent positions; good salary; must have
experience. Apply J. e. CUNNINGHAM Co.
3l4 7th st. NV.
GIRL as maid in physicisn,s once For
10 and II am.
GIRL. white. general work in cafeteria. i4s
p So. ne. Apply Monday between and H.
GIRL or settled woman, white. fond Of
week Call Monday 1858 Benning I'd. ne
GIRLS, 2. neat. INTELLIGENT. to learn beauty
culture small salary. Suite 22S, Nat Press
GIRLS, colored, to operate electric sewinE
machines; steady work Apply rear 5f6 9TH
St Sc
LADY-Corporatton has exceptional openini
$500 hrst year. Address Box 2e7-B' Star
once.
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WANTED-A young woman OF
education and refinement to as
Sist the manager in a Speciality
Shop. Must he thoroughly eX-
perienced in selling high grade
merchandise. This opening will
lead to a managers position in
short time to one who is well
qualified. State age, experience,
and give reference. Address Box
150-C, Star office.
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crete proposition; want men to invest and
establish business adjoining States; no expe-
rienee necessary. II you want to insure your
future income see Mr. HASTINGS. sos St.
NV. Some trades considered Might use
hiEh-claSs automobile or truck
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DRUG STORE, doing good business; won
derful opportunity for young mans wei
stocked about 50 900 cash required, balance
small monthly payments; no brokers. Ad-
dress Box 16l-C, Star ONCE. %"
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Insurance Managers Wanted"
We have a splendid opening in our Wash
iinston branch ONCE for three aggressive
health and accident statesmen of managerial
ability as personal producers and organizers.
One such man needed in our Washington
ONCE. another to manage our Alexandria
district, another for Montsomery County,
with headquarters at Rockville, Md. Right
man should make at least $4,000 annually
Give complete details about yourself In first
letter no attention will be given. Facili-
ties of a well established office and support
OF mansgement backs the right man. Ad-
dress Box 257-C. Star Office
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WANTED TO BUY OR LEASE-Autonobile
service STATEN with live business. Nearby
Virginia preferred. District and Maryland
considered. Terms must be reasonable.
Phone west 1892 evenings
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CAFE FOR SALE located in Northeast wash
l ins For further details address Box
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DRUG STORE-With fixtures already in
stalled good stand; p. o. station; low rental;
easy to handle. Thos. p, Burch Co., $40
Pa ave
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ATTRACTIVE TEA ROOM, nearby Mary
land; good location; cheap rent: wonderful
possibilities Address Box 275-C, Star ONCE. :,
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MAN with executive secretarial ability. free
from prejudice. to take charge Of head Of
flee of fast-growing nationally advertised
correspondent beauty school. Salary and
commission. with unlimited earning posi-
bilities' $1,000 required. Don't write unless
interested. State experience and salary ex-
pected Address Box 321-C, Star ONCE
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The rate under heading of Personal
/ is cents per line additional to the
| regular line rate.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BANK PROPORTIONAL WoRK--Want Sc.
curity salesman, influential, semt-retired
gentleman or one contracting inner circles
OF banking institutions. Part or whole time.
Excellent returns for successful producer,
Write full details. Address BOX 1873, star
ONCE.
SALESMAN-To call on selected list of GUS
to drive Model Ford; good salary and
commission. Address Box 224-C. star once,
statesmen InduStrial bank, headed by rep
resentattVe men, now organizinR. Room 62s
Tower Bids
SALEsMEN-New business stimulator; give
details last deal worked or no consideration
shown backed AAA-i concern. Write quick.
i404 East Ninth, Cleveland, Ohio.
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FURNITURE for 1912 room house, half in
tereSt in business or will lease to RESPONSE
ble marty I426 Oak ST NV
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CONTINENTAL MFG. co. wants Washing
Ton Ton, M1arylsnd and virginia dealers for the
new Garcia Radio for automobiles; new,
clever. Our advertising your business suar-
s sd sales. We finance all paper without
for your only investment. Address BOX
&c Star ONCE
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PLASTER REPAI9ING-StraiKht new worS.
patching, pointing up. Get the man who
does best work, at reasonable prices. Lloyd
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We have an attractive position open to a
woman with hRh-school or college educa :
ton who is earning less than $50 week and
who is ambitious to become independent
and connect with an internationally known
and nationally advertised company: busi-
ness experience unnecessary. See Miss Yer
non, 1913 Tower Bldg, 18th and X SITS. NV,
Alter 2 40
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Il IN. NAN LIZ
S02 10th Street.
CroAeTy and meats. good business; $4,000.
Auto accessories, gasoline and repairsa
bargain. =
Tailoring, cleaning and hat cleaning;
s 600.
New and second hand tires $4,000. q
Dry goods, notions, soft drinks; $500.
Several paying cafeterias priced very low
Several delicatessen and light groceries.
Sandwich shop, mixed trades rent, $40;
ie-room rooming house. money maker:
5 1900.
is rooms: rent, Gas: bargain for $3.50.
1900 block 18th: boarding house; $500.
ls-room boarding house, money maker;
SLIGO.
10 rooms rent. $50; good location $3.50.
IL rooms. downtown location. Price, $3.50.
10 rooms. near Union Station; $3.50.
Above places can be bought on terms.
For q quick sale list with
p. F. CARLEI,
Dependable Broker.
iCOntinued On Next PaGe.l
New Britain herald., 1930-03-12

RUSSIA CONTINUES TO DESTROY CHURCHEs-Armed with picks and shove 5000 Russian soldiers the historic church of Simonow Moscow, destroying day. On it's site will Palace of Proearan Cuture Left front view of church depicting soldiers at their ob upper right ruins at night fa lower right ripping wrought gate from it's hinges followed by
 removal of religious pictures.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-12

AN 0O0 CHAT-Colon Jacob Rupert left the York and Bob sawkey manager confer St. Petersburg Fla where the Tanks training and with Babe
 Ruth at $80000 year.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-12

WHAT ELL-DR RES9E LEGION GIRL WILL WEAR Miss Marie Smith, member of Unit 69, American Legion auxil- iary of Maiden, Mass, wears uni- form which has been adopted for use at national convention in
 October.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-12

SCOUT MOVEMENT FOUNDERS FETED-Lord Baden-Powel, center organizer chief the world Boy and Lady Powell right who holds the position in the Girl Guides organization, welcome Mrs Jane Deeer Rppen,
 ona director of the Girls Movement in New York Arriving from England recently the Baden Powes received many hono
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MOVIES AND MOVIE PEOPLE
BY MoLLIE MERRICK.

but what with foreign versions being
made of almost every picture, good
time is being had by all.
Goodee Montgomery of st. 10, Mo-, is
another. She is niece of Montgomery
of Montgomery and Stone, so comes by
her histrionics honestly. Will Rogers
introduced her to the "Follies." A slen-
der blond, she gained most of her >ex-
perience on the English stage.
Althea Henley of Allentown, Pa, was
featured dancer in several Broadway
shows. AnoLker slender blond who will
find a place in talkies open to her.
Roxanne Curtis, tagged the most
beautiful artists model in New York, is
waiting fc. an assignment on her lot
Brown lair and blue eyes and super
lative Jouth make this young lady the
safe. bet under the sun.
y pair of twins who have romped
through lot of Broadway perform
ances, Elizabeth and Helen Heating, are
all ready to begin work shortly. They
are feet tall and weigh "a pounds.
The world is not through with sister
acts apparently. Nor. is the legitimate
stage product failure in talkies, as SO
many people would have you believe.
The weirdest type seen in a village
of queer and quaint ones Is the chappie
Win the praSSy DlonQ nnger wave VINO
strolled along the boulevard yesterday
giving bystanders treat.
He wore blue flannel suit of exag-
gerated cuS and vicious color. In his
right hand he carried a tall staff with
knob, Of Dresden china in royal blue
literally gar shed with rosebuds.
And If you think Mary Pickford OF
AL Jolson stop the traffic when their
town cars swing along this thorough
fare, you're all wrong. This lad won out
on the traffic jam stuff hands down.
tCopyright 1890. by the North American
Newspaper Alliance.)
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HOLLYWOOD, May "a (N.A.N.A).-
What with famous authors, actors and
opera singers tumbling into Hollywood
on one another's heels. the talkies would
seem to have suficiently robbed the
legitimate of its prey.
But movie magnates, conveninC in
the village yesterday, tell that George
agreed to allow an English am, alton of
R-K-O to film his plays.
From this to the arrival of G.. ;. him.
self In Hollywood village would We but
q step. The best pictures are made
here, mo getting out of that. Harry
Lauder insists on making his first talkie
within the studios of the Gold Coast
for that reason. And Mel Ian Fang,
the Chinese actor, will be imrnortalized
in celluloid here also.
The village has had to date the re
William j. Locke. the historic MAX
Reinhardt, the genius Stanislavsky, and
Frederick Lonsdale was here but a fort
night back, and Louis Bromfield's blond
height may be glimpsed In luncheon
rooms along tie boulevard any day.
George Bernard Shaw's white whiSk-
ers are the little recherche touch we
need to put us over as world CEN n.
Perhaps it won't be long now.
Milton Stills should make an inter-
esting comeback in Jack London's Sea
Wolf" which Is now in preparation. 1t
Is well over a year since Sills was
stricken with breakdown which took
him out of motion pictures completely.
He was one of the most popular actc 5
of the silent regime, and slipr" into
talkies successfully.
Meanwhile six new actresses have ar
rived here to begin screen careers. I
mean arrived here with contracts al
ready signed. The ones that arrive here
on speculation are legion.
Luana Alcaniz of Madrid, Spanish
beauty with gray eyes, heads the list.
Some time back we believed the Latin
type of beauty had passed from the
films. due to ling,lal difflcultie5. The
mike" is hard enough on Americans,
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Fcvl-Proof Photograph Records.

German chemists have succeeded in
producing a photograph record from a
byproduct of coal tar. Although very
thin, 1t has unusual lasting qualities
and Is flexible, fire and water proof and
practically unbreakable.
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Dratha.

WENGER. HELM M. On Saturday, June
1850, at Homeopathie Hospital, HELEN
~. WENGER. survived BY her husband.
Charles WenGer, and daughter. Mrs. James
fines o. funeral home. 5Sol iash 81. NV.
Notice OF funeral later
WILLIAMS, ELIZABBTH. on Thursday.
June IL, 1880, ct Tuberculosis Hospital.
ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, daughter Of Mrs.
Otelis johnson of 2226 i2th Sc. NV. Re-
mains resting at Moon = Aliens funeral
terment Sunday, June Is, at Orange, Va. Is
WILLIAMS, ELSIE. Departed this life on
wednesday, june II, 1880, a. her rest
loved dauEhter Of Matte Williams and the
late jeremiah Williams. She leaves 70
Mabel Hail. and other relatives and friends,
parlor, 1900 south Capitol st. The body
Will be moved TO her late residence Satur-
Ssy at Pm 9ro FY rS.ns,i Monday June ls.
9Th and d SITS. SO. Interment Harmony
WILSON, WILLIAM s. On Thursday. June
II. 1880 at his residence. 1855 Neal ct.
ne, WILLIAM q. the beloved husband Of
from his late residence on Monday, june
10, at $50 am. thence TO the Holy Name
Church, where mass Will be said 81 .
am. for the repose Of his soul. Relatives
M Snd frie5 ,1S inSssd to attend 1ntsrmsnt
Y996T.SSG. LORENZO. on Friday. Jung u.
parents, : 9mf. At LoRENzo YOUNG,
brother q Pprtta. ollie, Henry. IT.; Law
June ie, at pm, from israel O. NJ. &
Church, corner New Jersey ave. and
Morgan st. NV. Is
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Marriage Licenses.

40 Ernest 3; Rhine, 81, and Harriet Morrison,
Roy ey w. hKsI Reese e. sShe sns paul. ~ -,
zi Frank johnson, a., and Dora Rhodes. 40;
>, Lyston r: Day. ~. and verna E. Stein.
q, both of Richmond, va; Rev Allan F.
Joseph w. Moore, 81. and Alice p. Chill
aress, 49, both of Richmond, VA Rev Allan
p G. CLARENCE Wsns,er. al, and Juanita Hill, 10;
&C. both Of Raleigh N c. Rev. william HiIaiaGSl A.
:, Elliott p. BrumbauEh. 81. and Margaret v.
Joseph 3. Jones. so, and Theresa M. Ben
80 Russell s. sunard, So, and Clara E. Bracht.
So Doth OF Everett, Pa; Rev. J. Harvey Dun
Jesse Peterson, 81, and Mildred James, 10;
Rev. Frank Williams "
James s. Kramer, ~, this city. and Emma
IL x Miller Miller. 3D. Seat Pleasant, Md; Rev. F.
,.1 Th on N. Hunter; q. and Media E Lang
ieS George or H H Reef = Ban "a and Mvr,. 49,
10; Rev. John Z. Briggs "0''s'
Arthur D. Miller, "a, and Myrtle E. Stew
art: ~; Rev James s. MONTGOMERY;
MCCAIN "a; Rev Joseph M. Moran. "
Philip B: Kramer. 81, Hamlet, N. c., and
MHsiaargsret Gleeson' 81. this city; Rev. NJ. J.
Julio 6. Castillo. IS, New Brunswick. N. J
ana Helen M Jones, 81, this city; Rev. Ed
oscar 8. Forte. IS. and Marie Rixey; 80;
Rev, d. z. Wiseman. "
=, Charles g; Stewart, q, Lakeland. Nd, and
james spart: 81. and Dorothy shi in oH "a;
Rev. John E. Briggs.
Florence M. WieEham' Is. B eaver DAM sn. 1 enc
John L. Hartman, 81. and Pauline Hall, 80
Tolson. '"
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sentative Perkins. Republican. New Jer-
sey, failed to discuss the ballots cast
for the Republican candidate.
Speaker Longworth requested Tarver
to reserve his point of order TO permit
him to become acquainted with the
facts in the case before he made a
ruling. 1t was indicated the ruling
would not be made until the December
session.
The majority report, signed by flve
members of the committee, said the
election board in the fourth precinct of
the third ward in Baltimore, in which
PalmisaHo lives, had disregarded every
provision" of the Maryland election
laws. 1t commended the Democrat was
personally chargeable with fraud" and
that che was not elected, and that he
should not be permitted to retain his
seat in the House"
The minority report claimed the
evidence failed to prove the charges
made in the majority report and con-
tended the Democrat was entitled to
the seat and that he had been elected
properly. 1t maintained the majority
report had not given an account OF the
balloting for Hill and that 1t cast undue
reflection on the election officials in
Palmisano'S precinct.
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will speak from San Francisco, which
is the control point for the broadcast
DR.. Karl Koettgen and DR.. Oskar Won
Miller, chairman and president, respec-
lively, Of the power conference, will
talk from Berlin.
The communication system TO be
used will comprise five units. The com
bined networks of N. B. c. will form
the unit to supply listeners in the
United States. Five short-wave trans
rnitterS, W3XAL, at Bound Brook, N. j.:
W2XK and W2XAD, at Schenectady
W8XK, at Pittsburgh and W6xN, at
Oakland, Calf, will be the second unit
to send the program to all parts of the
world.
The third unit is to consist of wire
lines in the United States, linking San
Francisco with West Orange, N. j., and
connecting with the radio channels to
England and to the N. B. c. networks
The short-wave radio circuits between
the United States and England make
up the fourth unit. The other unit en-
braces the land wires and cables con-
Meeting the British broadcasting studios
in London with Camberley, where Lord
Derby will speak, and with Berlin
Phillips Carlin of the N. B. C. staff
will be the San Francisco announcer.
An intricate system of switching is be-
ing arranged for the IT changes in
pickup points to be made in the As
minutes the program is on the air,
starting at pm. (E. S. IT,.
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COUNTY TREASURER
CANDIDATE WOMAN
Miss Beulah Engle Seeks Republi.
can Nomination in Grantsville,
Md, Announcement.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
EVANSVILLE, Md, June 14.-Miss
Beulah Engle of Grantsville, daughter
of Mrs. Eta Engle and the late Ralph
Engle, has announced her candidacy for
the Republican nomination for county
treasurer of Garrett County Miss Engle
was employed for two years in the
office of the auditor of the Davis Coal
& Coke Co.. Baltimore; was assistant
advertising manager of the American
Machinist, published in New York, and
served as assistant postmaster at both
GrantSville and Jennings during the ILL
ness or absence of the officials at those
places few years ago. For a time
she attended the Dana School of Music.
Miss Engle will have woman op-
ponent in Mrs. Albert L. Lee of Oakland,
who announced her candidacy some
time ago. There are four other as
pirants for the nomination-Chester H.
Browning, william M Frazee, A. r..
Martin and Jesse j. Ashby, jr., all Of
Oakland.
The primary is held in September
and In this county Republican nom
nation is regarded as equivalent to an
election.
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1n MPntnrfant.

bLAOhWELis LUCY; A token OF love 20 the
rest June IS 1899.
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left loneliness
HER Fh aus ssysS sap TR IS S hIsTaioxwuA
BLACKWELL, LUCY. In loving memory Of
our dear one LUCY BLACKWELL, who
dasp Da , This life one year ago today
light from our household is gone,
A voice we loved is stil1ed.
vacant place is In our home
s1sT TESs-r MAIZE 1t,, SCOTT; ooDcHnD.
CARTER. KATE. In loving. memory Of our
CARTER, who fell asleep two years aES
today, June is, 1928.
As we loved her, so we miss her,
In our memories she Is always near:
Loved remembered longed for always,
Iov TTNE1ans pEu mSrE silent ANn dssRsEEc
CLIFFORD. EMMA D. In sad out ioving
T 0eSer FS our c nsEcssf VINE HSo ace dS
srt iSas ths life two years Es1 tSdsy June
HOMES sAFsAH p. In. sad hu. .w.et -.
membrance OF my darling mother. SARAH
June is, 1879.
This 5is, day day I brings back SAD memories
are the ones VINO love her best.
Dearest mother. how I miss you,
Since from earth you passed away,
As think of you today.
With the Savior you are waiting
In the upper garden fair;
You are Watching for my coming,
RER p D 81 Is B BaI5tSE SafSs PEARL
JONES, SARAH G. In sad but loving re-
membranes OF my dear sister. who depart
ed sSSott this life one year ago today, june IS,
just line Of remembrance,
just Haemory; fond and truei
That my heart sim longs for you.
1t Is lonesome without you,
In the midst Of friends am blue,
~ - srsTER. JENNIE IL wwfHErER
No one knows the silent heartaehs,
Only those who have lost can tell
OF grief that Is borne in silence
For the one we loved 50 well:
MOTHER, KIZZIH CARTER.
LoUGHBoRoUGH VIRGINIA: ~ lcy.rg
LoUGABoRoUGH;. WIG, died three years
This day brings back sad memories,
OF my dear mother gone 70 rest,
And the ones who think Of her today
HER DAUGHTER, s. J. CASE.
LUSBY, MARY H.. To the sacred memory
Of my heloyed wife; MARY LUsBY, who
departed this life June Is, 1879.
It's lonesome here without you.
And sad and weary the way;
Life las not been the same to us
Since you were called away.
Peaceful be your sleep. beloved;
It's sweet to breathe your name;
We loved you very dearly In life
In death we DO the same.
ROGER w. LUSBX-
LUsBY. MARY n. In sad but loving re-
membrancs Of my dsughter and our SIS
year ago today, June Is, 1879.
What happy days We once enjoyed,
But, oh, how changed IL all IL now
DEVOTED MOTHER, ANNIE SHANK,
AND SISTERS, SARAH. JEANETTE,
FRANCES, MAE AND BEULAH.
SWINsON, EMMA JOHNSON. tribute Of
love and devotion to the sacred memory
who departed this life fve years ago to-
day. June is, 1875.
God knows where the hurt Is deepest,
Our tears Of night and day,
And he whispers softly love you,
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, FRANKIE ROB-
INSON AND EDNA WINKLER.
TYSER, WILLIAM 7. In sad but loving re-
father. WILLIAM T. TYSERs who departed
this life one year ago today, June IS, 1879.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tear;
God only knows how we miss you,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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Cammaek Honored.

DANVILLE, Va, June IA Especially -
DR.. j. w. Cammack, president of Aver
EFT College here, was elected president
of the Danville Alumni Association of
the University of Richmond at on or
ganization meeting held Thursday
night. Col. A. H. Camden of Hargrave
Military Academy at Chatham was
made vice president, and Prof. C. B.
Bishop of Averett College was named
secretary and treasurer. The princi-
pal speaker was DR.. F. w. Boatwright,
president of the University of Rich
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