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Evening star., 1934-12-09

CURIOUS STORY.
~ o YOU know who amp"
I shook my head. Il
- haven't the slightest idea.
II saw you in court, Sit
ting in the gallery. I wondered then
why you were so interested In the
case"
my name" she said, "is O'Brien-
Molly O'Brien. Does that Suggest
anything to you?"
reflected. "Only a faint idea that
YOU might possibly be Irish"
IT am Desmond O'Brien's daugn-
ter"
There was another pause. I'm
sorry" I said. "but I'm still completely
in the dark"
Her blue eyes were fastened upon
mine with a passionate intentness.
"You are telling me the truth? You
swear it?"
st give you my word of honor that
I've never heard of either OF you"
An almost inaudible sigh escaped my
visitor, and for the first time the
ghost of a smile flickered round the
corner Of her lips.
ut seems funny that should be
questioning you: it ought to be the
other way about"
"Oh, there's no hurry" I protested
Wont you sit down and have Gig
arctic? At the present moment that's
the only hospitality can run to-
She seated herself in the chail
which had pulled forward, and lean
ing back against the arm Of the sofa
produced my case.
"I'm not inquisitive, as rule"
continued, "but I should rather ike
to know where you came from, anc
how you managed to get into my neo
| room"
She hesitated. "Mr Trench" she
said almost desperately, will you
will you listen to the whole truth?
can't explain why I am here unless
| tell you everything"
IT shall be most interested" as
sured her.
SQe dCCepIcO Ollc VI LIly SH oeSCtCo
and having lit 1t, sat for moment
looking down at the little curling trail
| Of smoke.
"The paper" she said slowly, (which
those two men wanted to steal from
you belonged to my father. He wrote
| it out the night before he died. IT:
the complete formula for new metal
and there are people in the world
people interested in that kind OF
thing-who would give you almost any
sum Of money you liked to ask for 1t.
Sir William Avon's letter, which was
still lying on the desk, flashed back
suddenly into my mind, and I whiStleo
softly.
my sainted auntl" I muttered
why that 2" checked myself
go on" I said encouragingly. Whal
was he, and did he invent this metal
himself?"
Father was an engineer in Dubltr
to start with. He went out to America
about 20 years ago, and at first, aftel
he married mother, he used to work
Evening star., 1934-12-09
MONEY To LOAN

THE FIDELITY PLAN CORP. 14O9 L ST
prompt. Phone National 6150.
IF YOU NEED FUNDS TO PERMIT THE
readjustment of your budget, to consoli-
date bills. to cover insurance. taxes, medi-
cal expenses mortgage retinancing. etc.
call me and I will discuss the matter with
you will try to make a loan that will
meet with your requirements. Call Adams
Evening star., 1934-12-09
Mr. s. TWID-
W DLETHUMBS

A = - - st<>
was built on
the lines Of those
sofas W hic h
Browns Depart
ment Store adver-
tised as 20 v e r
stuffed and dura-
ble." She was at
Browns now, but
not in the furni-
ture department.
Instead. she was
in the Office Of Mr..
Hudson, Juni or
executive in charge
of pers o n n e l
and complaints.
Mrs. T W ! d d ! E.
{ hum BIS had a
complaint. S h e
was complaining
so forcefully that
her face flushed
until it was as red
as a brick.
"I've had a
Evening star., 1934-12-09

toners. 1t was Mabel Aliens job to
be fired.
Her oval face was suddenly con-
torted. Her pink, unrouged mouth
began to tremble like the mouth OF
a small child who has been unex-
pectedly punished. Her eyes swan
in tears, which brimmed over and
coursed down her pale cheeks. She
tried to speak-at least there was
convulsive movement in her slim
throat, as If she were trying to force
words past the lump of misery which
lodged there.
AS Mrs. Twiddlethumbs looked at
the detected, fearful girl her face lost
some of its color and the contour
of her chest began to rise and fall
like the waves of the ocean Of pity
that was enveloping her as she looked
at the sobbing Mabel Allen.
"Mr. Hudson" Mrs. Twiddlethumbs
said, in a voice that commanded at
tention. II am closing my account
with Browns"
"But-Mrs Twiddlethumbsl"
Don't give me any butts. Mr.. Hud.
son. Any place that is cold-hearted
enough to fire a poor little, defense
less girl like disappointing to Miss
Allen-''is not friendly store-and
certainly cannot have my patronage!"
Mrs. Twiddlethumbs' face glowed
a purplish red. She arose, raised her
double chin to an uppish angle and
stepped out of Mr.. Hudson's Office
with a theatrical gesture.
The swish of Mrs. Twiddlethumbs'
dress had barely subsidized when Mr..
Hudson turned his attention to Mabel
Allen.
"You-you dumb" He could
say no more. His eyes popped. His
face became beet-colored. you
f-f-f-ool!" he stammered, as he tried
to pull the hair that no longer grew
on his bald head. You're fired, Miss
Allen. You're flredl"
"But-Mr. Hudson!"
Browns doesn't want your ex-
cuses. We employed you to please
customers with a little sob stuff, but
the way you put it Oh You've
driven our best customer away. A
few tears-yesl But the food you
turned Oh Well, Miss Allen
you're fired!"
(Copyright. 1e34)
Tomorrow: "Yours Truly" by
Henny Lubben, Is . humorous letter
which tells Of chance meeting In
Evening star., 1934-12-09
RENT-STORES.

2l9 G ST. N.W-STORE AND
warehouse, am. 100000
S27 Upshur st. n.w.--Store, ami. 5000
ami. ...................... $500
2101 St nw-Store. ell. 81 so
500 N Cap. st.-Store. ami. -. 5000
206 Mass. ave. n.w.-Store, ami. $3.50
1915 1st st. n.w.-Store. ami. 5000
46 H st. nw.-Store and 2 rms, el. $3.50
3O1 Elm st. n.w.-Store, ell. ..... $500
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
REALTOR.
sOs North Capitol St. Ma. 6732-6733-0s7S.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

LARGE. MODERN COTTAGE. ON LAKE
Geneva, Fla, for sale. rent or exchange;
Reasonable terms. Met. 57O7. Apt 8.
WANTED TO BUY A COTTAGE AT co.
lonial Beach: state price. location and
size. Address Box COS, Star ONCE.
POTOMAC RIVER PROPERTIES-COLO
nial homes ducking shores. farms. Write
for booklet and list THE MD REALTY.
1911 Guilford ave. Baltimore Nd.
CALVERT CO., MD.
so Good !@-Eoom house. tobacco barn and
Popular salt water fishing and ducking
location. Suitable small farm and com.
hdTseI Eeal nN yalSs S55qS; terms nas
Col. 7S45 So. Md. water front and CO.
lonial estates since 1921.
SELECTED SMALL WATER FRONTS.
3 acres. Tooded On small boat harbor. 70
/ acre. wooded. salt water, Potomac beach
shore small improvements; $4O0.
30 acres. nice 5-room bungalow other
improvements. Patuxent River harbor;
elec. available; SO 900; terms.
100 acres long shore line on Nanjamoy
Creek. Chas. Co., Md; $3.50; easy
terms.
Address Box 1925. Star office.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
RENT-STORES.

SO2s M N.W.-LARGE STORE ROOM
8 rooms above; $50. R. o. BELT. Union
Trust Bldg 8.
BATTERY PARK. MD.-MODERN BRICK
commercial triangle entrance and display
windows both Old Georgetown I'd. and
Wilson lane. 900 square feet. $50 per
month.
1917 AND 1921 H ST. NE
Large stores, heat & ian. service. .S37 so
3947 HOLMEAD PL. NV.
Next door to corner 500 90
HARRY JUSTINE.
S19 18th ST. NV. NATL 2s44.
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE.
GREYVAN LINES, INC.

Nationwide movers Of household and
once furniture: Thorogghly responsible.
231 Woodward Bldg. 18th & H NV.
PHONE NATIONAL 1890.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL
sell at public auction on December Ii and
H. 1884 at 46S Indiana avenue NV and
at 312 John Marshall place NV. beginning
at TEN O'CLOCK A M. TUESDAY. DE-
CEMBER ELEVENTH. at 46S Indiana
avenue NV, the lost, stolen and aban-
doned property consisting Of miscellaneous
articles in the possession Of the Police De-
partment and which have not been called
for by the claimants as contemplated by
law.
HOWARD E. CRAWFORD,
Chief talso Property Clerk.
deS 10
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WANTED-GROUND.

WANTED. FOR CASH CUSTOMER, ABOUT
10000 feet of reasonably priced, second
commercial ground. w. H. WALKER,
T34 18th st. NV. Natl. 1850.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

LEoNARD sNIDER. La Plata. Md:
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
1oe acres. on so good c'G; sravel road; s-rm
house. barn and many other outbuildlngs
all in excellent condition; , l6 a, acres IN tim
Der; 40 minutes e "a washington 45Si
1a5 acres. good house; barn and ana,Sdl o.he1
outbuildings; well watered and fenced'
hour from the city sse 75o
1O-acre dairy farm on Lee, Highway, l;
miles from Washington; excellent location
Farms Of all kinds for sale in 'yicinit.
of Warrenton. Middleburg. Upperviile ane
NeeM n. E. CHURCH. REALToR.
Established 1885.
Phone Falls Church 39
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. NEARBY VA
s25 acres 1m5eT w6o5ed at 70 sGTs sns branches
2l3 acres half wooded. large stream. a
100 acres, partly wooded. large stream
i627 < % St. NV, w,
District 65e3. Fairfax So iHome).
sMA1J bRIVp GqUN6RX N6 XAHGiNStoNa H9MEs SHORT
room house, large barn converted into
brooder house. and garage. Repairs need
tiful shade. House has steam heating
plant bath, electric pump. electric lights
Small cash payment. balance monthly un-
til Id,,bnassoos paid Good Montgomery County
s5,o00~20 acres good 7-room house
large barn, poultry houses and orchard
county: G. a Pe Geetricity ' More nor ia land avsilaSie
sI1 5o0-;Modern Dutch Colonial.
Ts0gs and Rsth5 efsr
rooms. fireplace. Wooded lot. 4 or {
acres. TWO tYo-car ogar garages: About 4
ms aTms D. Bank al Ife IS sased SGS ees to e ps
mortgage Of s.. 600 remain indefinitely
on ma9 pfs 5o9a s6s9e ana hSpss u
few minutes from D. c. Line. Would con.
slider small house and lot near District
sl4'5oo@one Of the most desirable
By 'Ss Celebrated New YORK Architect. It i
has, an amazing number of closets and
2 baths Steam heat: Beautiful fiTe:
Of fruit and shade trees. Tenant house
Barn. Convenient terms. -
real, FARMS, NORTH OF WASHINGTON
near Olney. on concrete pike; large
house: barn: granary and orchard. Good
S5. 5.50O-Probably the best bargain in
small farm offered this year. A money
making farm of about so acres, that pro.
duces as much as many farms twice the
size. Good warm land with good house
and good outbuildings. Land well fenced
5 acres woods. Some in wheat. balance
In grass and clover. Small orchard
Terms.
So .5O0-245-acre Frederick county
farm. just across the MONTGOMERY line
Good S-room house, new barn As by S5
large granary.- About $50 acres cleared
Faces pike and county road.
$40 per acre, for 350-acre level farm
Good sassafras land; producing excellent
tive Colonial house. one wing $50 years
old Quantity of English lockwood. Farm
once listed for S27. 800.
S3.250F0-acre Montgomery County
farm; Fair house and outbuildinss
Small piece Of woods. Orchard. Attrac.
tive small place. Close to macadam road
S2.000-3S acres of fine land. on ma
cadam road: No buildings.
9,000-17S-acre dairy farm. good s.
room house. fair outbuildings new dairy
barn. shipping to Washington. Conven.
lent to B. g. o. R. r. Macadam road
Electricity.
S12. .OO0-Beautiful farm with modern
house near Germantown. Good outbuild-
1ngs Trade for detached house in SUBJ
urbS.
R. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 33O0
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WANTED-LOTS.

LOTS IN DESIRABLE SECTIONS, CHEAP
for cash. Address Box 174-S. Star Office
IN CHEVY CHASE. OR COMPARABLE LO-
cation. from owner; will not consider it on
filled ground or below grade. Nat. 9257
SAVE CASH! YOUR CLEAR LOTS TRAD
ED FOR GOOD HOMES ANY SECTION
WRITE w. B. PICHLER, 56l2 CONN. AVE.
WANT VIRGINIA RESIDENTIAL LOT
near city; must have elevation and unob-
structed view; give location and price.
Address Box 39S-R, Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WANTED-MONEY.

100000. 10 YEARS, SO, SECURED ON
good-paying public utility; curtail $4,000
per year. p. o. Box $50.
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. WIFE EN-
ployed, desires $3.50 loan, repayable S25
monthly for year. Have security. Ad-
dress Box 1925. Star office.
TO BUY 1st-TRUST NOTES AT BIG Dis
count. secured by NV income producing
property. Address Box 43-S. Star Office
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Tomorrow: "Yours Truly" by
Henny Lubben, Is . humorous letter
which tells Of q chance meeting In
lection Of . childhood romance.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

REAL ESTATE LOANS.
MONEY FOR End TRUST ON LOWEST
rates for ground or houses; also construc-
tion loans. Phone Cleveland 1868 today.
STRICTLY PRIVATE CONFIDENTIAL
loans up to 81 500. Call North 521l week
days between 6 & z pm.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest rates. Prompt service JESSE
Z. HE1SKELL. 1115 Eye st NV.
FIRST MORTGAGE HOME AND CON
s1THGfiSR loans II MaTylanS aII n1a M WEte
Silver Spring. Md.
Member Federal Home Loan Bank.
Evening star., 1934-12-09
WANTED-FARMS

WANTED-FARM WITHIN 80 MILES OF
D. c.; give description. lowest cash price.
Address Box 134-S. Star ONCE.
DAIRY FARM IN MONTGOMERY COUN-
ty. Md. within 80 miles of Washington.
W.T. HJIINTy Hau ~ NJ
Evening star., 1934-12-09
RENT-FARMS.

NEARBY MD.-HoUsE. SMALL ACRE
age. elec. Suitable poultry, trucking. an!
purpose; State road: near schools. Ad.
dress Box 97-S, Star Office
Evening star., 1934-12-09

LOANS
On Real Estate in D. C.
Prompt Action. Courteous Treatme mt.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1721 x a. N w
Evening star., 1934-12-09
SALE-FARMS.

70 ACRES s-RooM DWELLING, BARN,
fruits, 100 hens, creek bottom, $1,000. B.
F. PERROW. Remington, Va.
MOUNTAINEERING TOBACCO FARM.
On Potomac River. 3S miles south Of
Washington; magnificent view, sand beach,
ducking and fishing; 10 rooms and base
condition, 15O-year-old English box hedge;
excellent soil producing the highest grade
cigarette tobacco; owner will show books;
100 acres, $4,000.
LEONARD SNIDER, La Plata. Nd.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

The postal authorities of Guatemala
have ordered the destruction of ap-
proximately 13,5Oo,O0O stamps classi-
fed as remainders. As listed, the
stock to be burned includes: 1.25p.
1924; soc, 1p and 1.5Op, 3p and Tsp,
1925, and the 1212c, semi-postal, 1919.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

The Courier-Post, Camden, N. j.,
declares: las expected, the un-
gummed and imperforate sheets Of
stamps, used as publicity stunts in
Washington when presses start on
new issue. are coming on the
market at fancy prices. Representa-
tive philatelists can now say, I told
you So Washington officials. how
ever, paid no attention to the danger
signs"
Evening star., 1934-12-09

It Is indicated that the new Philip
pine stamps will not go on sale until
February.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

A dispatch TO the Boston Evening
Transcript says that the sheets of
stamps presented by Mr.. Farley to va
rious officials were both gummed and
perforated But those who have seen
the outlaw varieties testify to the con-
trary.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Tomorrow, Molly continues her curl
Gus story.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Sc. COR. 10Th & A SITS. SE.4 LOTS,
ca. 80 it.. suitable for our-family fats or
row houses. Cor. 44th & Ellicott sts., 55x
100. Lot, Kennedy St, mr.. End com. The
above lots priced reasonably.
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
S15 18th St. NV. District 755S-7559.
WOODBRIDGE, CORNER e BUILDING
sitesl. 22nd and Taylor sts. n.e.-65x11S:
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H st. NV. Phone District 1900
Evening star., 1934-12-09

SYNOPSIS.
Nicholas Trench returns home after be-
ing acquitted Of the charge Of numbering
his former school friend Osborne to nnd
mysterious letter from Sir william Avon
asking for an appointment. Then two
strangers arrived and threaten him with
death II he does not deliver to them q
paper they say he has stolen from Os-
borne. But as they threaten him q young
woman's voice is heard phoning the po-
lice, and the men leave. Nicholas remem-
bers the young woman as q spectator at
his trial; she also has come for the mys-
terious paper. she tells him.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

Philatelic magazines and the stamp
editors Of various newspapers continue
Evening star., 1934-12-09
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
511 11th ST. NV.

end and eth floors for rent. 93x22;
plenty windows: suitable for light manu-
facturing. printing etc: elevator. Apply
at premises or call National 1888.
Evening star., 1934-12-09

S13-l5 N ST. N.W.-6 RMS, BRICK:
bath eectrc ete fne condition r.. in It ana
ing section in city. property clear; what is
your cash offer for the two?
Evening star., 1934-12-09
A. D. CRUMBAUGH.
47O3 wis. Ave. Cleveland 1854
pPNKFPE, ATTENTT0N

BROhERo Al 7 EN- ION. =,
800 feet frontage on new Lee Boulevard
Circle adjoining Fort Myer; principal bou-
levard from South over Memorial Bridge
ness in general. FULTON R. GORDON.
1927 Eye st. NV. Phone District $3.50.
CHOICE SHADED HOME SITES. 12Ox15 so.
growing Virginia suburb. restricted. Treas
Evening star., 1934-12-09

CHAPTER x.
CURIOUS STORY.
~ o YOU know who amp"
- the girl asked.
shook my head. Il
- haven't the slightest idea.
II saw you in court, Sit
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-02
KittenbaH Tournament
in City august 18th
Paynesville Teams Will Be Feted
With Band and Drum Corps On
Gala Day

v. Noble, local leader of the State
Recreational program, announced
this week that a sport tournament
will be held in this city August II.
This event will include contests Of
kittenball, horseshoe, tennis, junior
baseball and possibly golf matches.
Several teams from Paynesville
will be the city's guests on that
day, and it is planned to have the
Sank Centre band and the Junior
". F. w. Drum Corps entertain for
them. Paynesville has a number
of good kittenball teams, horseshoe
players, tennis players and jun
ior baseball team, and they would
like to take most of the local out
fits to the trimmers.
Mr.. Noble went to Paynesville
Wednesday to attend a Health
camp instruction for leaders, which
will be conducted by c. G. Plank,
State Recreational Director. This
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-02
4-H Livestock
Achievement
Day. Aug. IA
Larger List of Premiums Will
Result in Greater Agri-
culture Show
DAIRY JUDGING EVENTS
Sank Centre Firemen Will
Have Benefit Stands and
Dance at Grounds

Livestock Achievement Day for
all Of the All Clubs dn Stearns
county will be held at the Fair
Grounds in Sank Centre Tuesday,
August 14th, under the auspices of
the Steams County Agricultural
Society.
This will be big day in the Al
circles, and should receive the
hearty support of everyone in this
community. This event ds held for
the showing of livestock and for
the dairy judging contests.
The Achievement Day Is held fol
the purpose Of judging livestock
which could not be done at the
county fair owing to the early
date on which 1t was held. The
stock must be in condition for the
state fair, and selections or win.
ners must be made when the stock
Is in its best shape. The baking
and other projects were shown
at the County Fair this year.
Refreshment stands and a dance
will be held under the direction OF
the Sank Centre Fire Department
for the benefit Of permanent wat.
er works system and cistern at the
Fair Grounds. The local fire fight.
ers will give their entire efforts te
this event, and ask for the support
Of all throughout the county.
Miss Moan Anderson, county Al
Club director, has been making the
CONTINUED on Page Four)
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-02
Christy Obrecht
Here Next Week
Will Present New Plays and Vaude-
vile, Under Huge Water
proof Tent

Bigger, better, than ever and
with a complete repertoire Of new
plays the Christy Obrecht show
will open a weeks engagement in
Sank Centre next Monday night,
August g., in their big waterproof
tent located on the school grounds.
The opening play Monday night
will be Mother Of Nine" a new
modern comedy in three acts. Be
tween the acts of the PLAY the U.s.
ual high class vaudeville will also
be presented. Prices this year are
in keeping with the times and even
the slenderest purse can afford to
see each and every play to be pre-
scented. Other plays for the week
are: Meet the Bride" His Tenn
porary Wife," 1.-The Newlyweds, /"
Just Plain Mary" and Her Own
Money All the above plays are
good, clean, wholesome comedies.
This is the 18th annual tour Of the
Christy Obrecht show.
The Obrecht show has always
been popular in Sank Centre. The
plays presented in this company
have always been clean and have
provided wholesome amusement for
both old and young during the past
several years. .'.
Ladies will be admitted free
Monday night only when accompan-
led with one paid adult ticket to
see the opening play Mother of
Mine a new modern comedy in
three acts. Prices are popular.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-02
$4,000 GOES TO STEARNS
FARMERS THIS WEEK

Checks for a total Of $194, 900
arrived at st. Cloud Tuesday
morning for those Stearns
county farmers who signed up
corn-hog contracts with the
federal government for the year
starting December l, 1888.
County Agent Ed Lenzmeier
said the checks were available at
his office here in the court house,
but to facilitate the distribution
of the checks, arrangements
were being made in some Of the
central communities for a more
local and convenient distribu-
ton.
The checks vary in amounts
from $45 to $500, and represent
contracts signed by 2,1S5 farm
ers, with 200 contracts yet await
ing approval, for which checks
will be issued later.
This Is the first payment of
the corn-hog contracts by the
federal government. The farm
ers are receiving 50 per hog and
Is cents per bushel on corn oil
Of which Is being eliminated
from the market.
On December 1 the second
checks will arrive. These will
represent 81 per hog, and again,
Is cents per bushel for corn.
On February l, the final
checks will be distributed. These
will be So per hog, thus COM
pleting the SIS per hog offered by
the government to the farmers
in return for curtailed produc-
ton.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-08-02
Thomas ]. Rooney
Passed Amay Tuesday
Was One of the Pioneer Merchants
Of Sedan; Was In Business
As Years

Thomas J. Rooney, of Sedan,
passed away early Tuesday morn
ing, July %, at his home in Sedan
after short illness Of several days.
Mr.. Rooney was one Of the pioneer
business men in Sedan. He was in
the Hardware and General Store
business in the village for some
forty-five years. He is brother of
John p. Rooney, also Of Sedan, who
was a candidate for the State Leg
islature in the last primary.
In the many years that he was In
business, Mr.. Rooney made many
friends who were saddened to hear
Of his death. He was a community
builder, always true and loyal to
his home town, a kind and true
friend at all times. The cause of
his death was heart failure. Mr..
Rooney had never married, remain
ing single all his life.
Thomas J. Rooney was born on
August II, 1865, at Wakefield, Can
ada and was nearly SO years old at
the time Of his death. His parents
WCTc 11lOUldS INO0hCJ SAAA 1AiNsCt
(Brown) Rooney. When he was
five years old he moved with his
parents to Gettys Grove in Stearns
county, Minnesota. From there he
went to Sedan where he was en-
gagged in business for the past for
ty-five years. He was member Of
the Catholic Church Of Sedan. He
Is survived by the following broth
ers and sisters: John P. Rooney, of
Sedan, and Mrs. III. M. Rooney, of
Brooten. e.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning, July 26th in the Cath
Ole Church at Sedan. Rev. Father
Vincent Fettgather officiated. The
burial took place in the Catholic
Cemetery Of Sedan. The pallbear-
ers were John Rooney, Francis
Rooney, Lewis Kloster and Bert
Rooney.-Glenwood Tribune.