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To supply work to as many as pos
sible in Italy, hand labor is being used
whenever possible on farms even when
the farmer owns modern equipment.
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TOMORROW.

Meeting, United Lodge OF Theoso-
phists, Hill Building. 8:l5 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Columbia Heights Business
Mems Association, Park Road Coffee
Shop, 1915 pm.
Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi, Univer-
sity Club, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Typothetae of Washington,
Raleigh Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Acme Club, Raleigh Hotel,
1890 pm.
Luncheon, Izaak Walton League. Ra-
leigh Hotel, 1890 pm.
Bingo party, Shepherds of Bethlehem.
Justice Lodge, No. 6, Walker Hill Dairy,
$50 Seventh street southeast, pm.
Bazaar and bingo party, benefit Col.
James S. Petit Auxiliary, U. S. w. ",
Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, pm.
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Colombia has just placed tax Of 20
per cent on all drafts drawn in favor
of residents abroad
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Report Until 10 PM. Saturday.

Year ago, 43.
Lowest, 81, at 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago. "a.
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On December Is, Dr. Melville Charlton,
organist of the Union Theological Sem
inary. New York City. will play.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Meeting, Liberation group, Y. w. c. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets 8 pm.
Meeting, United Lodge Of Theoso-
phists, Hill Building, 6:l5 pm.
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FOUND.

DOG. Airedale. Phone Shepherd 3325:w.
FOR LOST ANIMALS apply Animal Rescue
League, II st. NV. North $3.50.
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NEITZEY. FERDINAND. On Sc

vember 26, 1882. at $50 am. at West
Hyattsyille. Nd. FERDINAND NErTZEY
beloved husband of Dora r. Neizey (net
Dutton). Funeral from his late residence
corner Of Ager and Queens Chapel I'd. or
Monday. November %. at . pm. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Rock
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Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
The Sun and Moon.
Rainfall.

Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
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MILLER. RACHAEL. On Friday. November
RACHAEL MILLER. the loving wife OF
Adolphus Miller. devoted mother OF Harry
Miller. She also leaves an aunt, Melvina
Robinson, and other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.
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METER. ALICE. Departed this life o

METER, ALICE. Departed this life on
TTessday' sns, NovembsT be, ,. ~ 1882. At Phila-
to mourn their loss a loving husband.
BENJAMIN Meter; one sister, Blanche
Thomas; one daughter, Rebecca Montgom-
cry; two aunts. Matilda Chase and Anna
Thomas; one nephew, Clyde Shields and
host Of other relatives and friends: Re
Esrd 9 hdg. retps so., Eagsn
st., until o'clock pm. Saturday, Novem-
Der 26: then to SIT 4l2 st. s.w. Flu
neral Sunday November 27. at pm.
from Second Baptist Church, end and N
SITS. s.w., Rev. John Richardson ofdcieting,
Interment Payne's Cemetery. 27
NOTES. RACHEL. Suddenly, on November
"a, 1882, At her residence, -1400 Mass.
ave. NV. RACHEL aged 90 years. be-
loved wife Of Marcus Notes and mother
Of William. Louis, Isaac, Sylvan, Gussie.
Sadie and Carrie Notes. Remains resting
at the funeral parlors Of Bernard Dam
zansky. 3501 I4th st. NV. until sun
day morning. Funeral from her late resi-
dence on Sunday. November 81, at IL
am. Interment Adas Israel Cemetery.
OLIVER, RICHARD A. Suddenly, on Fri
day, November %, 1899. RICHARD A.,
beloved husband Of Mary A Oliver and
father of Edward o. Oliver. Mrs. Gene
We've Horton and brother of Alexander
w. Oliver. Funeral from his late resi-
dence, Franklin Park, Va, on Monday,
November 2S, at 9:30 am, thence to St.
Johns Church. El Nido. Va, where mass
will be offered At 10 am. for the repose
+ Of his soul: Relatives ana friends are
q
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BOWERS, FANNIE Z. On Saturday. No
vember 26. 1892. at her residence. 522
9Th st. NV, FANNIE E. beloved wife of
Frank Bowers. Remains resting at the
w. w. Chambers Co funeral home. 1400
Chaplin st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
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Dratha

sLAoKsSRN "a 5oES a., Albany NY.
BURN. in his ssth year; husband oi
Fn.Hs services It the Se Est D
Church, Albany, n: Y. on Friday after
April 5. 1882, at Carson's Hospital. JOSEPH
NJ, the beloved husband of Dorothy A
eafs Young aea Of nTGthSr I
mains, resting at Lomax chapel, 14Oo ST
NV: may be seen Wedpesday after m
EOmax chapel. iioo st. a. NV niii Friend. tlUh
invited. Interment Harmony Cemetery.
BsaDLEY ssT E1 fATRIck : Tsas & HESEY On
g. and Josephine z. BRADLEY Funers
T0m as Aer T. s sS aG 9Th thence s
ct. Anthonys Church, at am. 6
BRINDLEY,. OSCAR P. On Sunday, April
\ ls1a at III aisiidsn'' v sos qssS oscAh
Sb.pa 5P CO Ros. funeral Il tuDeq loo
April S. iss2. at the home Of his brother ff
7 j; ,bT1mIaS Brnm5sek; Langley; Va GEORGE
dress. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery Clarendon. Va.
BUEHLLEIIR, EMILY; On Wednesday, April
BUEHLER of s26 and st. se, beloved
daughter of the late Barbara and John
PsedeTisk bssssftsE Buehler. Notice of funeral
BUTLER, GEORGE. On Monday. April 4
1882, at 1880 pm GEORGE BUTLER,
devoted father Of Eloise Hall, Hattie
brother Of John Butler and Isabella Will
Hams. Funeral Thursday, April I. 1882
stt.2 Pm, from his late residence. 1886
Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1882 You st
above residence.
CAIN. MARGARET. On Tuesday. April S,
1882. At her residence, 20 T st. ne, MAR
GARET CAIN. beloved mother Of Duicie
B., Catherine; Dorothy g. Raymond E.
McCarty. Funeral from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin st.
NV. on Thursday. April Z, at 2:30 pm.
nent csdar anq a fFeads are invited Inter-
CLATTERBUCK, LORIs III. On Tuesday,
April s. 1882. LoRIs H. CLATTERBUCK,
beloved daughter Of Hugh H. and Hazel
Ciatterbuek. Funeral from the residence
Of Robert r.. Clatterbuck, 7l8 5th st. ne.
1sntnS eM9tiee 81 81 time laterJ 1nterment War
CoULsoN, MEssINA. Suddenly, on Tues.
day, April S. 1882, MESSINA COULSON
beloved aunt of Helen lie Fevre Lyon. Fu-
neral services at her late residence, l740
Poplar lane NV, Friday, April 8, at $3.50
pm. Interment Saturday at Mason, Ohio
DdaRNEx aaS xDr{i GEORGE gJ,. sgaasRly on Tues
husband Of Catherine E. Darney. Funeral
from his late residence, 1873 Holiday St,
Brentwood, Md. Friday, April 8. at l:30
pm Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. z
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For many years member of the United
States Marine Band and more lately
engaged In the musical instrument bust
ness, died Monday night at Walter Reed
Hospital. Funeral services will be held
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon at
The w. ". Chambers funeral home, with
burial III Arlington National Cemetery
Mr.. Van Loock was born in Belgium
81 years ago and in his youth was en-
ployed in the musical instrument fac
tories of his native land He went to
Montreal, Canada, in 1894 and five
years later removed to Washington,
where he became member of the Ma
rine Band. Upon his retirement from
the service he entered the musical in
strument business under the firm name
of E. Van Loock & Son.
He was widely known as a composer
and arranger of music. He was men,
Der of Lebanon Lodge, No. Z, F. A.
A. M; Adoniram Council, No. 2, Eureka
Chapter. and Columbia Commandery,
No. 2, Knights Templar.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth P. Van Loock; three sons, Louis
A., Albert M. and Leo J. B. Van Loock,
and granddaughter, Helen E. Van
Loock.
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NICHOLAS LUQUER
DIES AT AGE OF 95
Father of Architect Well Known in
Social Circles Here Several
Decades Ago.

+ Nicholas Luquer, father Of Lynch
Luquer, prominent Capital architect,
died yesterday at the Luquer home,
l701 New Hampshire avenue. He was
95 years old.
Mr.. Luquer was we'll known In Wash
ington social circles several decades
ago. but had been In retirement for
some time. He was a member of the
Metropolitan Club and Of the beard
of trustees of ST. Johns Orphanage.
A native of Brooklyn, N. Y, he was
graduated from Columbia University In
1858, and became a patron of the arts
especially music, to which he devoted
much time and money. He was one
of the founders of the Mendelssohn
Glee Club.
He established his permanent resi-
dence in the nineties and had lived
here since.
Besides his son, he Is survived by a
daughter, Mrs william Allen Hayes
of the Connecticut Avenue Apartments
Funeral services will be held at st
Johns Church at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning, following which the body win
be taken to Brooklyn for burial in
Greenwood Cemetery there
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HIT Mrntnrtan

ns@hTsnce of our dear ere. ELLEN
ago today. April g. 1881.
You will never know your mothers cars
/ And meyer know, her value until she's
Remember that she reared you as ths
vo,, earth nI Sas did y, the m seed. seed .o tho. .,
fond and true.
But you. never can love as your mother
HER bEvoTEiD DAUGHTER. 1sABEtL
BELL, ELLEN A. In sad but loving re-
who departed this life one year ago to-
day, April 6. 1881.
My heart still aches with sadness,
NY eyes shed many, tear
From beginning 70 end OF each day Of
HEB LOVING SISTER. MARY c. JACK
BENTsEN, NIELs. In sad but loving re-
men, msm,6rsnee Of my husband and our father.
one year ago today, April s, 1891.
Some may think am not lonely
When, they see me smile.
That suffer ali the while
I haye lost a life.s companion.
And day by day I miss him more
WIFE AND SONS.
DAWSON. HARRY 7. JR. In loving re-
HARRY + pAVIsoN, SaF Jr Son Rho Rho paTsnd entered
into, eternal rest IA years ago today,
SISTERS
FORREST. JAMES IT. A sad but loving trib-
and as q aRr the E g fpr oa fSyRss hg'OsS s
today, April 6, 1881.
Ny heart ar: cannot game It, tell how miss you.
In our home that is so sad and lonely
HIS DEEvTioTED WIFE AND FAMILY. =.
HOHMANN. EDWARD In memory OF lttls
EDWARD HoHMANN, who went away Il
years ago today. April 6, 1918.
Gone, but not forgotten
HOLLAND, DIR. CALVIN AUSTIN. In sad
6nd Rgnf oynf stRsT T cSvS Il SqS Sds1s
HOLLAND. Who departed this this life Ho1afE 50 sud-
MES R61EANB EMASNTSoN V. SHELTON CALVIN g.
POOLE. ANNA RUTH. In loving remem-
orange o2t my devoted daughter. ANNA
as ago fE tOGa5. ApFf %RE iiss 1855 away two ''af'
IT may be in the better lsna
III know the meaning Of bitter tears
B DERoTED Reef f1fi MOTHER Hs hSp stsTER
SPARKS, HORACE F. A tribute of love 60
the them memory IC Of c our beI1yed husband and
parted this life three years ago today,
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN
RooDLYN, MARY E. A tribute Of love to
ri1z shs msm1Ey sTTE doy 81 our T loved one MARY
years ago today, April 6, 1929.
We loved her. but God loved her best
MARd0sERRTffEEP MARd0sRTEP AND aS9ofi 5oaN oUqE2W9. oGUqqE22RWR9s'
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Marriage Licenses.

Carl A. Shepherd, a., and Edan Il. Gut.
man, 19; Rev. Z. z. Richardson.
Andrew w. Carnes, 80, this city. and Vers
a. Jones "a, Louisa, Va; Judge Robert T.
Mattingly.
Clarence White, %. and Edna j. Roberts
23; Rev. James L. Pinn.
Christ K. Helmstetter, So and NJ. Barbara
Mstsler. So; Rev. C. J. Trinkaus. -,
Edward F. Baker, 81. and Edith M. john
son, 81, both Of Boston; Rev. Joseph r.
Joseph Brown. %. and Sarah White. Il;
Rev Lewis J. Brooks.
Frank C. Kubick, 26, yorktown, Va. and
Marguerite Orsi. Is, Richmond; Judge Rob-
ert E Mattingly, ,k .ua c.r,rrds "
Meckall, IS; Rev. W. A. English; p....-
James Harding, II, and Jamie L. Patter-
Chester Brown, SIS. and Pinell Hawk. a;
Rev william D. Jarvis.
George H. Young, 40. and Edna d. Rollins
81: Rev. Walter A: English;
30. both Of Baltimore; Judge Robert e. Mat
John w. wrathhal, ~. and Margaret u.
Vermett. %; Rev. B. J. Hannemann; ,-
Irving L. Towers. 40, and Emma j. tyson
50; Rev. John 9. Ball.
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WASHINGTON DENTIST
BURIED IN PITTSBURGH

Funeral services for Dr. Walter B.
Silliman, Washington dentist who died
at his residence, GIT New York avenue,
Sunday, were held this morning in
Allegheny Cemetery, Pittsburgh, Pa,
with the Pittsburgh lodges of Elks in
charge.
Born in New Philadelphia, Pa, in
1867, DR.. Silliman had practiced den
tistry in Washington for 23 years. Be-
fore coming here he had practiced in
Seattle, Wash and Philadelphia.
He was a member of the Washington
Lodge of Elks, the Masonic order, the
Dental Society of the District of Co.
lumbia and other organizations.
DR. Silliman is survived by daugh-
ter. Mrs. o. H. Bundy, and three
grandchildren, all Of Poughkeepsie,
N. Y.
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Births Reported.

Thomas and Lena Dement,, boy.
deoss y and and ISa Fear BI.eSsn SSes BOY girl
Robert Z and Evelyn 6, Rqeker, girl.
Barnett and Lillian Silverman. girl.
Thomas and Mary g. McGrain, girl
ShIs1so Snarlss v and Csooine aol N Fenwck girl
sherman H. and Clara Z. stivers. girl.
aubrey Z. and Anna NJ. Grove. girl.
Fred and Ann Markowitz girl.
John M. and Thelma L. Adams girl.
Charles @'nrss " ndd snd An Anna Young girl.
0mss AND and Isn15s sarha n + & sRas st Girl
boward bogs and md Mary naryt5x f. Booth tl,,s girl
Edward r and Georgia L. Sterling, girl.
WASHINGTON I. and Evelyn M Rhodes, girl.
dRsTsT dRsstsF and and Sylvia ys sr9DSn Dax girl
Adrian D. and Ann e. Knott, girl.
lanes lanes and and Etpns EIpTsnss G Burch. girl
Roland E. and Mertie Davis, boy.
Luther N. d. and Mildred Z. Weleh. boy.
GaLlen S: and Mary D. Paxson. boy.
james F. and Frances Reinhardt. girl girl
Joseph D. and Louise s. Rollins. boy.
Edward H. and Mabel V. Vanderbilt, boy.
Israel and Ida Troshisky, boy,
bensd bbensy and virginia FgaTI n Mallory boy
Howard @; and Lucille Z. Hasley. boy.
Cornelius w. and Roma l.. Cousland, boy.
Leroy D. and Mary Childs. boy.
Bernard J. and Rose Skotaisky. boy
Paul NJ. and Edna A. Gilman. boy.
Thomas and Lille NJ. Burns, boy.
Frank U. and May Greer boy.
Clifford r. and Helen Scott, boy.
Charles D. and Marguerite z. Joyce. boy.
Edwin w. and Edna M. HILL boy
David and Gertrude G.. Burke. boy
Joseph and Marion Himmelheber. boy.
Lyle W. and Annetta Ashby boy
John 81. and Elizabeth C. Bell boy.
Thomas A. and Louise Davis, boy.
Harry and Willie C. Jones. girl.
Daymond and Priscilla Harrison, girl
Artle and Amanda Coleman, girl.
Moltrie and Clara 3. Brown, girl.
Jesse c. and Edna Breedlove, boy.
Samuel r. and Lucinda Davis. Boy.
Aston and Irene L. Lynch. boy.
Rowan D. and Bessie Dixon. boy.
Harvey and Ethel !. Adams, girl.
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Deaths Reported.

Elizabeth M, Hooper. Sc, 1912 5th st.
Mary z. Baker. "a. 34l8 Reservoir rd.
James Ellsworth. 30, Sibley Hospital.
John T. Disney. 7s 55Oi Ga ave.
Mary E. Newton, rs, Georgetown Hospital.
Julia A. Vickers, 73, S54 Venable place,
Lena Delano; johnson Bourne, u, ward
man Park Hotel
Thomas l. English. IL. % Bryant st.
pital.
= Josephine M Bridget s4. St. Elizabeth S
Hospital.
Cornelia R. Rhett. as. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Elizabeth Mason. &c. 1917 Kennedy st.
Thomas A. Tucker. 3S. Walter Reed Hos
pital
Georgia A. Elliott. 81. 1910 st.
Harold Gordon. a. 1887 Spring I'd.
Amos l.. Weston. 13. Sibley Hospital.
Mary J. Moffett. 8, Georaetown Hospital.
Josephine w. Simonds 7. 1891 Gales st; ne
Harold D Price. 6. Episcopal Hospital
Josephine Calhoun. S months. Georgetown
Hospital.
Mary G. Lynch. / month, Childrens Hos
pital.
Elizabeth Campbell. Sc, Home for AGED
Edmond Stewart. s2 Home for AEed and
Infirm.
Samuel Nicholson. As. 1920 Banks ST.
James O. Thomas. 43. Galllnger Hospital
Edna Jones, 90. Gallinger Hospital.
LuCher Johnson. g. l244 Ga st.
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DrafhH

THOMPSON. JOHN D. On Tuesday. April s.
1882. JOHN D, THOMPSON devoted hus-
day, April 8. at l pm. from w. Ernest
fnterment Arlington National Cemetery.
WARD. CATHERINE Z. On Tuesday, Apr1I-
s. 1892, at her residence. li12 6th st. s,w,,
CATHERINE E, WARD. widow of Joseph
s. Ward. age 80 years. Funeral from the
residence Of her daughter. Mrs. Annie G:
StirS: lll2 sth st. sw;. on Friday, April
8, 1892. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery, 4
WILLIAMS. JOHN r. On Sunday. April =
1892. at Asheyille. N. G, JOHN z: VII
LIAMS. the devoted husband of Beatrice
Williams. Funeral Thursday. April 7. at
IL neon, from the W. Ernest Jarvis fu-
neral church 1882 You st. NV. 1nterment
Arlington National Cemetery.
ZARETSKY. ALBERT. On Tuesday April
s., 1882; ALBERT. aged So beloved husband
Of Goldie Zaretsky and father of Mrs.
Rose Bernstein. Funeral from the chapel
OF Bernard Danzansky, 350l 14th ST.. NV.
on Wednesday. April g. at pm. Inter-
ment Adas Israel Cemetery.
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LEROY CANS SUCCUMBS
TO INJURIES IN FALL
Youth, 1e, Suffers Fractured Skull
When He Slipped From Rail-
ing of Porch.

Leroy Cans, 10, of 1910 Morse street
northeast, died at Casualty Hospital
yesterday from a fractured skull suf-
fered when he fell from a railing on
the front porch of his home Monday
afternoon.
The youth, according to police. was
sitting on the railing when he lost his
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balance and fell to the ground six feet
below. The Casualty Hospital ambu-
lance was summoned and the boy was
removed to that institution.
The body was taken to the Deal fu-
neral home, where 1t awaits funeral
arrangements. He was the son of Ed
mund and Ellen Cans. and was en-
ployed by the Gulf Reflning Co.
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MRS. E. N. HERSEY DIES

Succumbs Suddenly at Her Home
at Age of SO.
Mrs. Elizabeth Noyes HerSey. wife OF
Mai. Gen Mark L. Hersey, u. S. A.
retired, died suddenly yesterday at her
home, 2714 Cathedral avenue. She
was SO years old.
Born in Maine, Mrs. Hersey had made
her home here for the past Is years
She is survived by her husband, who
retired from the Army in 1926; a son.
Comdr Mark L. Hersey, jr U. S N,
and a daughter, Mrs Alice Wick Two
grandchildren, who lived with her, also
survive
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GarnH uf Uhanka

ARNOLD, W. CHARTS The wife and fam,
31l. North. Patrick St. Alexandria, Va,
wish to thank the many relatives and
friends for their sympathy, kindness ana
floral tributes during his recent illness and
death. WIFE AND FAMILY.
DORSEY, FLQRINE. We wish to thank our
many friends and relatives for sympathy
and beautiful horal tributes at the loss Of
our beloved daushter, FLORINE DORSEY
THE FAMILY.
OWEN, JOHN III. We wish to thank with
the highest esteem our friends and rela-
tives for their devoted assistance, beauti-
full floral tributes and kind expressions of
death Of our beloved father, JOHN H.
OWEN. MARTHA AND BEATRICE. .
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Blizzard Sweeps Spain.

MADRID, April (P).-Heavy snow
storms, with rain and high wind, have
swept Spain with unseasonably cold
weather. -Four men were reported miss
ing in the mountains near Guadaix
after a blizzard.
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APWAD sSs in sff yssf ssd Of fGs'ts s sse
eCsE HSSsd and dsSossd e sr E1sPfta 81 6u % %R
and Leo Van Loock. Funeral from the. ".
". Chambers co, funeral home, l40o
Chaplin ST. NV. on Thursday April z. at
2 pm. Interment Arlrgton., National
SSemessEy e. Pm. m. With tul, vta military
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OCT. 10. 1892

Jennie Post. Ocean Grove. N. J.
Funeral arrangements have not
been made.
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England. president of the world
Christian church conference to be
held in Leicester in 1885 and fra
ternal delegate to the present con-
vention. will speak in the afternoon
on The Supremacy Of Christ"
He will arrive here Tuesday.
Conference on evangelism will be
conducted at $3.50 by DR.. Jesse NJ.
Bader of New York. secretary of
evangelism Of the Federal Council
of Churches. and former national
secretary of evangelism of the Dis
ciples.
First appearance of the choir will
be Wednesday night at the taber-
nacle. The Heavens Are Telling
will be sung. On Thursday night
the body will sing Unfold. Ye
Portals with "Exalt His Name"
and Glorious Is Thy Name to be
given Friday and Sunday nights,
respectively. No program will be
given Saturday night.
Programs of the meetings will be
broadcast over station WFBM.
First general meetings of the
Disciples convention will be held at
7:3O Wednesday night in the tab
ernacle. Business will be concluded
in two days, but general services
and departmental meetings will con-
tinue through Sunday.
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5000 WORKERS
ARE HERE FOR
CHURCH FARLEY
Disciples of Christ viii
Open EvangeIiStic Con-
cIave Tuesday.

Five thousand Evangelic workers
in the Disciples of Christ Brother
hood gathered in indianapolis today
from all sections of the world for
the joint national and international
convention of the National Evangel-
istic Association and the brother
hood.
Convention of the evangelistic
association will open Tuesday night
in the Central Christian church.
Delaware and Walnut streets, con-
tinuing through Wednesday, when
the international convention will
open in Cadle tabernacle.
Addresses by prominent workers
of both organizations will form ma
jor part of the programs.
High point Of the events will be
appearance nightly at the taber-
nacle of rested choir of approx
mately 400 voices, recruited from
choirs of all Disciple churches in
Marion county.
Principal address of the evange-
listic association meeting will be
made Wednesday morning by DR..
A. w. Fortune, pastor of the Cen
trail Christian church of Lexington
KY. He will be followed by Clifford
Jope of Washington, former Rich
mond IndD pastor, whose subject
will be The Evangelism We Need. -
Other speakers are Charles R.
Scoville of Chicago, Arthur Braden
of Lexington and J. Newton Jessup
of Lafayette. Devotions will be led
by R. H. Heicke Of Champaign, III.
Preceding a noon luncheon, a must
cal program will be presented by
Mrs. Homer w. Hill of indianapolis
John Wycliffe Black OF Leicester,
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bert Turner, 10, Negro.
Of 97l Indiana avenue,
who died Saturday aft
ernoon at city hospital
a short time after the
accident.
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DEATH CLAIMS
DR.. EDWIN POST
De Paw Faculty Member
Was Latin Authority.

BV Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Oct 1O.-Dr.
Edwin Post, 80, for fifty-three years a
member of the De Paw university
faculty and considered one of the
outstanding American authorities on
Latin Literature, died at his home
here Sunday of an illness of sew
eral weeks.
DR.. Post had written a number
of articles for the American Philo-
logical Association. was 1.-The author
of Latin at Sight" a textbook;
Selected Epigrams of Martial" ana
a third book in preparation. He
studied at Dickinson, Berlin and
Boon universities.
Surviving him are a daughter,
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the Queen Marguerite Mutual Bene-
fit Society," DR.. Vincent A. Lapenta,
Italian consul and knight COM
mander of the society, will award
the medals.
The Italian government, which
will present the medals, bases the
awards on work of value to Italy
and to the country of adoption.
Youth Killed by Auto
RI United Press
CHRISNEY, Ind, Oct. 1O.-Step-
ping from an automobile in which
he had been riding into the path of
another. John Gaines, 20. was killed
instantly near here late Sunday He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Gaines.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-10
FIVE CITY ITALIANS
TO RECEIVE MEDALS
Work for Advancement of Culture
to Be Rewarded at Dinner.

10 bb NtWdIUtU At DIHItF,
Five Indianapolis Italians will re-
ceive medals from the Italian gov
eminent for their work toward the
advancement or Italian culture at
the annual Discovery day dinner of
Italian Americans Wednesday at
the Columbia Club.
The men are Frank De Julio,
Harry f. Raitano, Angelo Manella,
NunziO Mazza. and Fred Iozzo
The dinner will be sponsored by
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-10

with whom he lived; a son, Arthur
Post, Philadelphia; brother. VIII
liam, Wayne, Pa, and a sister, Miss
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-10-10
Peru Man Is Suicide

BV tHitcd Press
PERU, Ind, Oct. William
Gawl, 81, ended his life at his home
here by shooting. Gawl was a rail-
road inspector.
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The Gulf Stream, at the point
where it flows past Miami. Fla, is
equal in volume to 1000 Mississippi
rivers.