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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

A party honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
G. Hawley was given Friday evening
at the House home by Mr.. and Mrs.
K. A. House and Mr.. and Mrs. r. s..
Reierson. Seven tables Of bridge were
in play. After guest prize had been
given Mrs. Hawley, prizes for high
scores were given to Mrs. E. j. O'Larey
and j. M. shinn. Refreshments Of
salad, hot rolls and coffee were served.
Guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Kim
caid, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. O'Larey, Mr..
and Mrs. George Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Parke, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gil
huly, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbins, Mr..
and Mrs. D. s. Wilkinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Shinn
Mr.. and Mrs Edmund Anderson, Mrs
Lilly Robinson, Miss Virginia Kincaid
Miss Dorothy Morford, Earl G.. Free
bury and David Zerwekh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Wiehl of Yakima
spent Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. M. Wiehl.
II X 4
Little Billy Currens, three-year- old
son Of Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Currens of
Priest Rapids, received a cracked collar
bone this week and was taken to va
kima by his parents for medical at
tention. The accident occurred when
he was playing with his Springer SPAN
lei puppy, falling and striking his
shoulder on board.
Florence Griflths was honored by
about twenty of her friends Saturday
when they surprised her with a shower
at the Bert Grifhths home. Florence
had spent the night with her sister,
Mrs. Melvin Knapp, and when she re-
turned home the next afternoon she
was greeted by her friends who had
piled table high with many lovely
gifts for her. She plans to be married
sometime next month to James Nc
Cotter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Parke entertained
Thursday night at their home in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hawley Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Gibbins, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. S. Reierson, Mr.. and Mrs. e. j..
O'Larey, Miss Tommie O'Larey and
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. House.
High scores during the evening were
IN o1y,1ov
DR.. E. F. Newton returned Friday
evening from Portland where he and
Mrs. Newton and Mary had spent the
past week. Mrs. Newton remained in
Oregon to visit with relatives at Gold
Beach. Albert Gatzka OF Portland came
up with Dr. Newton and will spend
several days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Weller left last
week for Soap Lake where they ex-
pect to spend the summer.
X Il
The Catholic Ladies met during the
week to clean up the church after
the summer school. When 1t was swept
and all of the linens cleaned the wo-
men enjoyed picnic dinner on the
Fred Gilhuly lawn and then held q
meeting of the Altar Society, which
will not meet again until September.
\ Il +
Loren Hanford and his daughter,
Miss Jane Hanford, came over from
Seattle Saturday to be the overnight
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund An
derson.
Mrs. Ben Moede and Mrs. Paul
Schicka were in Yakima Wednesday.
4 \ X
Dudley Wilkinson left Friday for
Portland where he met group of boys
coming up from California whom he is
- r.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

More than hundred people attended
the picnic given at the church Sunday
by the Sunday school for the Ira Haw-
ley family. The food was served and
eaten in the basement, ice cream and
coffee and punch having been made for
the whole crowd. w. j. Kincaid made
a short speech of appreciation of the
work done for the community by the
Hawleys
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20
Around And About White Bluffs

A delightful party was given at
Mckee on Friday, June Il, by Mrs.
Emil Allwardt and Miss Johanna ALL
wardt in honor Of Mrs. Paul Brugge-
mann of Riverland. The invited guests
were the members Of the Mckee Moth
er's club, the Up-River Woman's club,
Mrs. j. G. Lloyd of Vernita, Mrs. F..
E. Taylor and Mrs. F. A. English Of
White Bluffs. Five tables Of yakima"
were played during the afternoon,
Mrs. Bruggemann receiving highest
score.
A surprise shower Of wooden gifts
was made to the guest Of honor whose
fifth wedding anniversary was June
18th.
Delicious refreshments were served
at long dining tables Two wedding
cakes were iced and decorated with
pink roses by Miss Allwardt; one cake
was cut by Mrs. Bruggemann and the
other by Mrs. Taylor, who also had
a wedding anniversary that week.
Unique features of the party were
the floral pieces Of gaillardias In q
wooden butter bowl and butter mold
also smaller pieces of berry boxes filed
with ferns and centurea flowers. A
corsage of snapdragons, rosebuds and
wooden shavings was presented to Mrs.
Bruggemann. Summer flowers were
used lavishly throughout the spacious
11Oroo af Nfrc A11,rxo
Honoring Gloria and Barbara Haw-
ley, who left Tuesday with their par
ents to make their home in Portland,
Yvonne Ponsat, Elizabeth Keal and
Eunice Campbell entertained the two
sisters and the other members OF the
fifth and sixth grades at a party on
the lawn Of the Ed Ponsat home Sat-
urday afternoon. A bed reading lamp
was given to them by their hostesses
and Altha Jean Gibbins and they re-
ceived several other gifts. The girls
played games during the afternoon and
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were Marie and Veral Lovgren,
Vanice Hemker, Evelyn Love- Patsy
Morford, Dorothy Grisham, Dorothy
Shelton, Evelyn Roberts, Altha Jean
Gibblns, Mrs. Roy Gibbins, the honor
guests and their hostesses.
Elroy Wiehl arrived home Friday
from Seattle where he has just COM
pleted his first year at the University
OF Washington. He has received sew
eral scholastic honors.
Mrs. @. r. Johnston, mother of Mrs.
E. E. Meeker and Mrs. l.. A. Codding,
came down from Cold Creek, where
she had been the guest of the Meekers,
to visit for a time with the Codding
family.
The All club will hold its next
meeting at the home of Mrs. j. E.
Leander at one o'clock Friday after
noon, June 81. All girls wishing to
ride out with Mr.. Leander can do so
II they are at the post office by 1890.
4 Y X
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M shinn drove to
Yakima Thursday to meet their daugh-
ter Dorothea, who has been working
IN Ellensburg but had to come home
because of illness.
Il y n
Black cap raspberries have ripened
and are now being canned and made
into jam by local housewives.
\ ~
Three families of former Yakima
nelghbors held picnic Sunday on
Barrett's island with the Charles Rous-
seau family Bill Rousseau came over
with them to spend the day with his
parents.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

J.. M. Shinn went with Harold Keen
when he trucked the IIawleys house
hold goods to Portland Tuesday
n +
Roy Skill of Pasco was in White
Bluffs Wednesday.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

Save soap scraps, put them through
food chopper and use for soap chips.
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Want Ads

BEGINNING June 24th and untn
further notice, Dr. Newton will be in
his Office at White Bluffs on Mondays
OF each week only. 1tc20.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

SEVERAL bred does; New Zealand
White rabbits to exchange for labor
.. Il. Leander. 1tp20
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-06-20

FINGER WAVES, Marcels. Mani
cures, Facial and Scalp Treatments.
Jane Remlinger, White Bluffs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-22

Quantico, Va, for duty and instruction
in senior course.
Edison, Capt. Merritt A., on or about
october 20. detached Depot of Sup
plies, Marine Corps, Philadelphia, to
staff, Marine Corps Schools, NIB,
Quantico.
Radcliffe. Capt. William NJ. on Oc-
tober l. detached NIB, Quantico, and
when discharged from treatment at
Washington Naval Hospital, ordered
home 40 await retirement.
Griebel, First Lieut.. John H. on or
about October II, detached MD. RR,
Cape May, N. j., to Marine Corps
Schools, NIB, Quantico. for duty and
instruction n junior course.
Mcfarland. First Lieut.. Thomas G..
on or about october u. detached MD.
RR. Cape May, N. j.. to Marine Corps
Schools. NIB. Quantico, for duty and
instruction in Junior course.
McHugh, Capt James NJ. detached
Marine Corps Headquarters. here. to
Marine Corps Schools, NIB, Quantico.
for duty and instruction in junior
course.
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Service Orders
ARMY ORDERS.

Balm, Maj. Floyd H., Infantry, to be
retired from active service Septem-
Der 30.
Ipock, Maj. Byron T.. Coast Artillery
CORPS, to be retired from active serv-
ice September 80.
Wohlgemuth. Capt. George Fringer,
Chemical Warfare Service Reserve,
transferred from this city to Edgewood
Arsenal, Md, october !.
Roe, Capt. Edwin Lincoln, Chemical
Warfare Service Reserve. from zanes-
Vile, Ohio, to Edgewood Arsenal, Oc-
tober /.
Kerr, Capt. Samuel Logan, Special
list Reserve. from Philadelphia to
Washington, Notember 10.
Tudor. Warrant officer Joseph R.,
from Omaha, Nebr, to Baltimore
about December l
Daley, Lieut.. Col Michael A., Med
ical Corps, from Army Medical Cen
ter, here, to Jefferson Barracks, Mo,
about December Is.
Schoonover, Maj Harry F.. Field
Artillery, to be retired September 80
Tracy, Capt. Maxwell w., Coast Ar
tillery Corps, from Fort Monroe, Va
to Fort Sam Houston, Tex, about No
vember Is.
NAVY ORDERS.
Bureau of Navigation.
Wills, Lieut.. Frank r., detached
| fifth naval district, Norfolk, Va, or
September IA; to hove, relieved al
active duty.
Deaths.
Palmer, Lieut.. u. g. Charles keith
died September 16 at Border tlelo
San Diego County, Calf.
Seifert, Lieut.. Comdr. John Hend-
rick, retired, died September IL, Glen
dale Sanatorium, Glendale, Calf.
Richardson, Rear Admiral James O..
detached as commander. Cruiser Divi-
sion 6; to duty as chief Of staff ano
aide, commander in chief, United
States Fleet.
jackson, Lieut.. William B.. jr.. de-
| tached as aide and flag secretary on
staff. commander Cruiser Division 8
on September is; to temporary duty
| u. S. S. San Francisco.
Tonseth, Lieut.. Thomas H., detached
aide and flag lieutenant on staff. COM
mander Cruiser Division 6. on Sep
TENDER is; to temporary duty, U. S. S
San Francisco.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
Silverthorn, Maj. Mervin H, de-
tached Marine Corps Headquarters
here, to Marine Corps Schools, NIB
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BRIG. GEN. LITTLE
WINS PROMOTION
Roosevelt Approves Findings
Advancing Him to Rank
of Major General

President Roosevelt yesterday ap-
proved the findings of a Navy selec-
ton board advancing Brig. Gen. Louis
Mccarthy Little, assistant comman-
dant Of the Marine Corps. to the rank
of major general. The announcement
was made by the Navy Department.
Gen. Little, who has had a varied
career in the service, was the last
commanding officer of the Marine
brigade in Haiti
Born in New York in 1878, Gen.
Little makes his permanent residence
in Newport, r. I. While on duty here
he resides at 3O10 o street. His wife
is the former Elsie Wilson Cobb.
Appointed a second lieutenant in
the Marine Corps in July, 1899, Gen.
Little came up through the ranks I'M
til he was appointed a brigadier gen.
eral in January, 1884.
After supervising the withdrawal of
Marines from Haiti, he came on duty
here, first serving as president of the
Examining Board Shortly thereafter
he was appointed assistant comman-
dant. relieving Brig. Gen. Douglas C.
McDougal, now Commanding general
of the Marine Base, San Diego, Calf.
During his career in the Marine
Corps, Gen. Little has served at New
port, New York City, Boston. Marine
headquarters here, the Washington
Navy Yard and Marine Barracks here,
in New London Conn, and Philadel-
phia.
Among his decorations are cam
paisn medals for China and the Phil
lppines. the Victory Medal for World
War service, the Expeditionary Medal
and the medal for service In Haiti. as
well as the Medaille Militaire, be-
slowed by the Haitian government.
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Deaths Renorted.

Margaret z. G. Motter. OIL. 3244 3sth st
Alice c. Bailey. -. 33IO 18th St,
John RaymOn. 20, Siblev Hospital.
Annie Yensch. 81. Gallinser Hospital
Robert A. Montgomery, 80. 81 Tennessee
ave. ne.
Wilbur Underwood. SO, Emergency Hospi.
Ada M. Kase. So. 1855 Wyoming ave.
Clara Q. B: McCrone. 81 Portland Hotel
John Wiltshire, a.. Sibley Hospital.
Alice Kane, ~. Gallinser Hospital.
Max Metz. ~. Homeopathic Hospital.
Anna K Jewell. Al. Garfield Hospital
Mildred z: williams, 80. GEORGETOWN Uni
versity Hospital
Henry J. White. 81. Walter Reed Hospital
Annie Merger. 20. GalIineer Hospital.
Richmond Milton So. 524 T st.
Sadie Philips. SO. Home Aged and Infirm
Arthur H. Fryant, 50. Gallinser Hospital
Margaret Ludley. As, Freedmen's Hospit al
Sarah Samuels, AZ. 800 Dixons ct. sw.
Ethel Ross, 81. Gallinger Hospital
Mary NJ. Jackson, 80. Gallinger Hospital
Ellis Wilson. &c. Gallinger Hospital
Howard Williams, 23, Freedmen's Hospital
Edith Foster. ) Gallineer Hospital
Genevieve MCCOY. >. Children's Hospital.
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InurtltnnH.

JACOBSON, CELY. The relatives and
friends Of the late cELY JACOBSON. be
loved mother of Isaac. George M, Albert
W. Aaron W. Jacobson and Title H.
Schmidt. are invited TO attend the I'M
yelling OF a memorial on Sunday. Sep
TENDER Do. 1885. at a. m. at the Adas
Israel Cemetery 18th s. SynagogUe
Cemetery, Congress- Heights. 22'
STEIN. WILLIAM Relatives and friends
OF the late WILLIAM STEIN. beloved
son Of Mr.. and Mrs H.. Stein Of I'LL
Stein nee sylvia NG Block5 Of Baltimore more
Nd. are invited to attend the unveilins
of a memorial Sunday. September %
1885. al > pm. Taln,ud Torah Gene
terry. 18th pl. and Alabama ave. Sc,
Anacostia. Rabbi s. Metz and Cantor
L. Novick oficiating. %
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In MPtnnrtatft.

BOND. JACK. In sad but loving remem.
brance OF my dear husband. JACK
BOND. who departed this life one year
aso today, September -. 1894.
Jack you are not forgotten.
Thoueh here on earth you are nc
In loving memory you are with me,
AS you always we're before.
What would I give to see his face
- Ana his warm hand to touch,
To see his smile and cheerfulne~
That meant TO me so much
The blow was hard the shock severe
never knew death was so near:
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE
friend JACK BOND. who passed away
one year ago today; September %. 1894.
ANDREW AND MARY.
FRAN, MARY J. In sad but loving re-
membranee OF my dear mother, MARY
J, FRAN, who departed this life three
years ago today. September 90. 1882.
You fought life's battle bravely
AND patiently stood every test;
You shall always be remembered
Because you were one OF the best.
With a broken heart I watched you
And saw you pass away:
AlthouFh. I loved you dearly,
HER LOVING pS snS Hi ga LILLIAN 4.
PHIPPS. LUCY Z. In sad but loving re-
membTanSe of our dear mother. LUCY
z PHIPPS. who departed this life
eient years ago today, September -,
II Is our loss
But heavens sain
THE FAMILY
RATIO. ROSE. In memory Of nv de9r
mother. ROSE RATIO. who passed away
eight years ago today. September p.
HER SON. oRANGELo J. RATIO
RICHARDSON. AGNES. In loving memory
OF my dear mother. AGNES RICHARD.
oON VINO departed this life two years
arc today. September 30. 1888.
What is there any one can say
To ease the loss / feel today
And yet your spirit will not fail
To guide me still along life's trail.
Each day from that fair borderland
You will look down and understand:
Take heart, be comforted today,
Your love is never far away
SON. JOHN RICHARDSON
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Births Reported.

Daniel and Anna Sullivan. bow
GeQpPe and Marion Matthews. bow.
Anthony ard Virginia Anastasi. boy.
Marion and Katherine Parker, boy.
Alfred and Marion Mcdonald, boy.
Glen and Kathryn Duey boy.
William and Dorothy Connor. bow.
Harry and Anita Herrity, boy.
Herbert and Maude Thayer. girl.
Norris and Charlotte Friel. girl.
Blair and Daisy Colaw. girl.
Eric and Wslpurga FRANKIE. girl
William ard Pauline williams, eirl
George and Gertrude Casrell, boy.
Horace and Maud Hunt, boy.
Pasquale and Leona Marcellino. boy.
Arthur and Louise Zimmerman. boy.
John and Alice Walsh. boy.
William and Rhoda Longsworth. boy.
William and Alice Hughes boy
Ebert and Winifred Robinson, girl.
Walter and Marvel Smellvood. sirl.
william and Lucille Stocker. girl.
James and Anna Livesay. girl.
Francis and Annie OLeary girl.
Harry and Marie Waters. girl.
Richard and Cora Coleman, girl.
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POLAND TO PRESENT
GIFT TO ROOSEVELT
Miniatures of George Washing
ton and Other American Revo-
luton Heroes on Way.


President Roosevelt will receive
gift from Poland next Wednesday con-
sisting of a collection of illuminated
miniatures depicting the life Of George
Washington and the battles and heroes
of the American Revolution.
The miniatures are by the Polish
artist, Arthur Sayk, and attracted
much attention here in February. 1894,
when they were exhibited at the Lii
brary of Congress
The Polish delegation, headed by
Vice Minister of Finance Adam Koe,
will arrive in New York Tuesday
aboard the new Polish flagship of the
Gydnia- America Line, the Pilsudski,
which is making her maiden voyage.
President Roosevelt will receive Mr..
Koe.
In New York Tuesday, Polish citi-
zens have arranged for a large cele-
bration when the vessel reaches its
pier. Secretary of Commerce Roper
and the charge d'affaires of Poland,
Wladyslaw Sokolowsk will be among
the speakers welcoming the delega-
ton.
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MRS. E. P. FRAZER DIES
Wife of Former Consul to Swift
erland Had Been Long Ill.

LOS ANGELES. September 81 CP)-
Mrs. E. Powell Frazer, So. wife of DR..
e. Powell Frazer, United States consul
to Switzerland in the administration
of Present Woodrow Wilson, died at
her home today after long illness.
Funeral services will be held Mon
day from st. Johns Church. Inter-
ment will be in Forest Lawn Memorial
Park, Glendale.
Immediate survivors a~e DR.. Frazier.
a daughter, Mrs. Robert S. Back of
Cleveland. and a son, James p. Frazer,
Beverly Hills, Calf.
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Railway to Be Extended.

The Lunghai Railway in China, In
which American capital was formerly
interested. is to be extended by the
government and 500 miles of line is TO
be built through difficult mountainous
country to Lanchow on the Yellow
River just inside the Great Wall.
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Fish Guards Eggs.

The blenny, species Of small fish,
commonly guards its eggs Not in
frequently blenny may lay its eggs
inside a bottle and if this bottle Is
dredged up in a net it is quite likely
that the parent will be found inside
keeping watch over the eggs.
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GarAH nf Tlranka.

DOVE, MARY c. I wish to express my
thanks for the kind sympathy and beau
tiful horal tributes OF the relative
and many friends at the death of MARY
C. DOVE. MARGARET KELLEY.
GREEN, EVA L. The family Of the late
EVA L. GREEN wish TO express their
sincere gratitude and appreciation for
the beautiful floral tributes and kind
expressions of sympathy during their
recent bereavement.
HUSBAND, ISAIAH GREEN.
WHITE. JAMES. We gratefully acknowl-
edge and thank the many friends and
his playmates for the beautiful flowers
and kind expressions of sympathy at
the sudden death of our dear son and
brother JAMES WHITE.
Mr.. AND MRS. Russell A. WHITE
AND FAMILY.
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MRS. M. T. FORBES DIES
AT TOWSON RESIDENCE
Mother-in-Law of Mai. Gen.
Frederick w. Coleman Will
Be Buried Tomorrow.

Dc DuTleu tomorrow.
Mrs M. T. Forbes, 80, mother-in
law of Maj. Gen. Frederick w. Cole
man, Army chief Of finance, died FRI
day at Towson, Md. according to
word received here last night.
Funeral services will be held at
$50 pm. tomorrow at the Emmanuel
Church in Baltimore Burial will be
in the Lady Of the Lake Cemetery at
Munson, Md.
Surviving are a son. E. P. Forbes
OF New York City. and two daughters.
Mrs. w. w. Abel of Baltimore and
Mrs. Coleman.
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FOUR DIE IN FIRE
Bodies of Two More Children
Taken From Barn Ruins.

SANBORN, N. Y, September 81 up.
Bodies of two more children were
recovered from the fiame-swept ruins
of barn on the Tuscarora Indian
Reservation today. boosting the toll Of
the fire to four dead.
Those burned to death were: Alice
Patterson, 16 months; Neal Patterson
2l2 years; Eugene Williams. 3, and
Ronald Printup, 4.
The four were trapped in the barn
as flames shot out of a hayloft last
night.
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Marrtanr.

TRILLING-FISHER. Mrs. Mary Klein
wishes to announce the marriage Of her
JOSEPH sfsHaf' rR1 n Ion on January nr 1 s.
1885. at Ellicott City. Md.
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DROWN IN CANAL
Wilmington Couples Car Leaves
Road Near Miami.

MIAMI, Fla, September 81 R-
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert D. Peters of
Wilmington, Del, drowned today
when the automobile in which they
were riding slipped into the roadside
Tamiami Canal, 10 miles west Of
Miami.
Two other occupants, j. H, Albrit-
tain, also of Wilmington, and his wife,
escaped without serious injury. Al
britain was repeatedly the driver. The
Peters bodies we're recovered and
brought to Miami.
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League II g st. NV
Phone North lao.
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METZ. MAX OTTO. On Friday. -septem-
Der 20. 1898. at HOMEOPATHIC Hospital.
MAX OTTO beloved husband Of Elsie
Metz of 633 z st. sc. Funeral from
WIN, J Valleys funeral home. So" sth
81 Sc, on Monday. September 81 at
irterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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MORTALITY. JOHN DONALD. on SatHr-
day. September 81. 1895. JOHN DON
Berger Moriarty and son of J; Archibald
and M Elizabeth Moriartv. Booy resi-
ing at the chapel of Joseph Gawler
Sons. 1855 Pa. ave. NV. NOTICE OF
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LORD. MARTHA J. On Saturday. Sep
MARTHA J. lord. wife OF thu, late
james Lord. loving mother Of , James
Lord. jr, and Emily Lowden Fu2 fepSI
the home OF her daushter, Mrs.
Lowden. :}15 Davis I'd, Llanerch. pea
ware County Pa. ID
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sentember is, Ia33 at his r resi- enc;
tie 2 BELOVED We husband Of Ella Diees Mil
ton. father of olsa Hill Ida Georse'
Roland. Beulsh Mae and Jean Milton,
Funeral SUNDAY September 22 at
l9;45 nm. from Nineteenth Street Bap-
fist Church. 10th and Eye SITS. NV.
BODY resting Temporarily at Frazer
funeral home $50 Rhode Island ave.
NV At home after 1 pm. Saturday.
Pnia tires and friends invited. ~
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ber 90. 1875 at Margste CITY; N, j.;
CARL c MUELLER. beloved husband OF
Elsa G. Mueller and father Of Carl c.
Mueller. IT. Funeral Monday at J am
from the funeral home Of j. William
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WILLIS. NATHANIEL. Departed this life
MOOD. MARGARFT u

Home for the Aged and Infirm MAR
GARET WOOD She IS survived by ont
sister. Mrs. Sally Miller. one niece. M
Sarah FlnnlCk; one nephew. Harry Wal
lace and many Otner relatives and
friends. Remains resting az the funera
rarlor Of Alexander s Pope 3l5 l5t'
ST. sc. Funeral Monday. Septemb -
at am, from ST. CyprIan's Church
18th and c SITS. sc. Interment Mount
OliVPt CPr.etery %
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KICK. SAMUEL s. Suddenly on Thurs
day September 10, 1875. at Newton
band of the late Naomi Keck NEE Boss !;
Services at the s. n. Hines Co. funsrsi
home. 2901 l4th st. NV. on Monoay;
September 81. at 8 am. IntermehI