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Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16

'other officers 10 formulate pltilS
to complete the organization. Res
ervations for the dinner must be
made by January 81, with j. Ster-
ling Oswalt Ell Centre chief ct
police. The dinner will be a Dutch
treat.
Efforts are being made to con-
tact members of every law enforce
ment organization active IN the
county. the sheriff said. Constitu-
ton and bylaws will be drawn up
and preliminary arrangements
ironed out Immediately so that the
work of the organization Elay pro-
gress without delay.
Among the organization included
in the group are: the county sher-
Continued on Page 2: Col. ~
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
PERKINS SELECTED
TO ASSIST EDGAR
Former Ell Centre Attorney Named Administrative
Aide to Newly Appointed Member
OF Equalization Board

Ray Edgar FL Centran recently appointed southern
district member Of the state board of equalization Thurs
day chose Kendall B. Perkins, former Ell Centre attorney
and more lately attorney for the state department of
public works. his administrative assistant the United
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Communities i'm North
Threatened by Floods

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 16 (UP)-Roaring streams
and rivers swollen to flood stage by days of unceasng
rainfall and disspatng mountain snowpacks strained
their banks today throughout northern California.
Floods threatened a dozen or more communities.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
OFFICERS OF
LABOR UNIT
DISMISSED
American Federation official Gusts Leaders
Of San Diego Union - Anti
Subuersiue Move Praised

Declaring that the action of Joseph Casey represen-
tatve the American Federation of Labor in summary
dsmssing all ranking officers of the San Diego FEEDER
aed Trades and Labor council in surprise We'd
nesday night is decisive step controlling subversve
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
EXECUTION
POSTPONED
Thirty DAYS
Gov. Hoffman Acts n Hours Before Bruno
Was to Die in Chair for Murder of
Lindbergh Child

TRENTON, Jan. 16 (UP)-A 30-day reprieve post
ponng execution of Bruno Richard Hauptmann grant
ed today by Gov. Harold G. Hoffman.
The governor acted barely "a hours before Haupt-
die in the electric chair for the murder of
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Expert in His Line

Wallace McClelland, clerk of
the superior court, talks pig latin
in every known intonation, back
wards and forwards, and even in
the key of high C. Asked to what
he attributes his great success, he
replied that he gained practice in
intoning, DO you solemnly swear
TO tell the truth, the whole truth
and etc, etc."
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Peace Officers Of
County to Organize

Imperial county peace officers will form an organza7
prepare for affiiaon with the state association
at dinner at the barbara Worth hotel at o'clock, Jan-
ary 23 The meeting called by Sheriff Robert ware
ranking peace officer of the county who is working WIN
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Spring is On the Way

With gorgeous new black and
silver paint job, Roy WomackS
automobile establishment is a
striking example of the modern
mode in exterior establishment.
Guess Roy figured something had
to be done to keep pace with the
1886 Chevrolet.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-16
Service a la Mode


She had called earlier in the day
to obtain 1886 license plates,
woman explained over the tele-
phone to Capt. Frank OoSalt of
the California Highway patrol, and
in leaving the court house had
dropped dollar, probably in front
of the patrol office. Had anyone
found it?
"Yes," Frank said, "one of the
officers found it. It's here now,
in an envelope. Well be glad to
return it to you when you call"
The feminine voice hung up.
Then, a few minutes later, the
phone rang again. 1t was the
feminine voice again.
II wonder" it said. IF you could
send someone up with that dol
iar?"
Frank gave it up as bad job.
The feminine voice lives In
BraWley.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
FUNERAL SET TODAY
FOR CAPT. JEFFERS
Rites for Retired Nava Officer
Will Be Held From Chapel
at Annapolis.

By me Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, November TO-
FurHral services for Capt. William N.
JefYsrs, u. s. NJ. retired, who died at
the Naval Hospital here Saturday
night, were to be held today at the
Naval Academy Chapel. Burial will
be n the Academy Cemetery.
Capt. Jeffers had been Ill for sew
eral weeks. He retired from active
duty in July. 1885, and had made his
home since in Annapolis.
The pallbeafers will be Rear Ad-
miral Alfred W. johnson, Capt. Forde
A. Todd, commandant Of midshipmen; !;
Rear Admiral j. ]. Cheatham. Capt.
Emmett Gudge. Capt. Henry Wyman,
Capt. Edward II. H. Old, Lieut.. Comdr.
Charles Coney and Maj. Theodore
Cartwright U. 8. M. C.
Capt. Jefers, who was So years old,
graduated from the Naval Academy in
1900. Hewas grandson of lCommo-
dore william Nicholson Jeffers and
the son II the late lie Comte Alexan-
DIRE Dausoigne- -Mehul. French COM
poser ara musician, and Mrs. Anne
Burton kffers.
Beside his mother he is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Mamie Signourney
Jeffers; daughter. Mrs. John T.
Lyons. snd a son. William N. JET
fers, jr.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
MRS. .MOCk'S FUNERAL
TO BE IN INDIANA
Well-Known Spiritualist Died
Sunday at Home in
District.

Funeral services will be held to-
morrow at Bluffton, Ind. for Mrs.
Charlotte G. Mock. So, well-known
spiritualist, who died Sunday at her
home, 1850 Newark street. She moved
here three years ago with her husband
John Mock, an attorney, after having
lived at Bluffton since shortely after
the World War.
Born at Liverpool, England, Mrs
Mock was brought to Indianapolis as
baby. At the age Of S she became
interested in spiritualism and was
fostered in this work for many year.
by James Whitcomb Riley. the poet,
and Mrs. Thomas Hendricks, wife OF
the one time Governor of Indiana.
In 1905 Mrs. Mock went to Paris al
the invitation of French spiritualists
There she remained until the out
break of the war. when she went to
London and aided in the establish
mert of a 200-bed hospital next to the
United States Embassy.
According to her husband. Mrs
Mock was sent by King Edward. ther
Prince OF Wales. TO Greece to negotiat,
in having that country join the Allies
Prior to the war she visited Sil
Oliver Lodge in the interests oi
spiritualism.
Her home in Indiana, which is bull
on the Wabash River. is modelled aftel
Shakespeare Stratford- Avon. Sur.
viving are her husband and son.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
u. S. MEAT SUPPLY
LOWEST IN YEARS
Reduction Most Pronounced
in Pork and Beet,
Forecast Says.

The smallest supply Of meat in more
than IS years as result OF the
drought was forecast today by the
Bureau Of Agricultural Economics. At
the same time, the agency predicted
smaller marketings of poultry and
turkeys in 1887. Short supplies. as q
rule. bring higher consumer prices.
THE reduction" the bureau said of
the meat supply, will be most pro-
nounced in pork and in the better
grades of beef. Even under favorable
conditions for feed production in
1887, 1888 and 1899 it hardly seems
probable that total slaughter supplies
will reach, before 1910. a level equal
to the 1930-34 average.
The number Of pigs produced in
1897 will be sharply curtailed, al
though the number of hogs on farms
at the beginning Of 1887 may not be
greatly different from that of a year
earlier. Cattle numbers also will be
reduced, possibly by or per cent.
The number of stock sheep on
farms on January !, 1887 may be
even larger than a year earlier and
the number of lambs on feed for mar
ket may also be larger In terms Of
animal units which allow for differ
ences in size and food requirements.
the total number OF all livestock on
farms on January l, 1887. will be
somewhat smaller than on January /,
1896, or January l. 1885.
Slaughter of cattle and calves is
expected to be materially smaller in
numbers in 1897 than in 1896, and be-
cause of the prospective marked re-
duction in cattle feeding and the re-
suit in decrease in average weight, the
production of beef will be reduced rel
atively more than the number of cat
tie slaughtered. 1t seems probable
that hog slaughter will be much
smaller than in 1886"
At the same time the demand for
meat is increasing. the bureau report
ed. and consumers in the months from
January to August. 1886. spent IL per
cent more for this food than in the
same period in 1886 Per capita con-
sumption of beef rose Is per cent, Of
pork and lard per cent, but fell 8
per cent for lamb.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
FUNERAL SET TODAY
FOR WILLIAM BEALl

Funeral services were to be held at
2 pm today at Birch's funeral par
lors. 3034 M street. for William Law
renee Beall, 48, native Washingtonian,
who died Saturday in New York,
where he was chief electrician for the
Pennsylvania Hotel. Burial was to oe
at Fairfax. Va.
Mr.. Beall had been a resident Of
New York for many years. He is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Florence
Wiley Beall. and daughter, Miss Jac-
queline L. Beall, of New York; his
mother. Mrs. Ida F. Beall. this city;
four sisters, Mrs. Edna M. Hale, Pam
anna; Mrs. Irene Thackaberry. Fair
lawn, N. j.: Mrs. Ralph Randall, this
city. and Miss Mary A. Beall. Arling-
ton. Va, and two brothers. John A.
Beall. Clarendon. Va, and Ninisn
Beall. this city. Mr.. Beall's father
was the late William M. Beall.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
1n Mrn1nrtant.

6rsnes Of AhR HARRY a ALssEcHTs EGsl9s rsmsR, who
psmser aTay io ,sss sns year ago today. No
The month of November again is here,
To.n To me the saddest Of all the year;
SELovED WIFE 1fRefNf4 eiisfS aEskEcHr
BANNIsTER MINNIE. In sad but loving
NE my xS SeaE psssd sE., on:
year ago.
At home on the beautiful hills Of God.
soBs BY the the valley alley Of Pr rest 50 fair;
With 10y we shall meet her there.
HER MOTHER. ELIZA MINOR. .
KOCH. FRED. In cherished remembrance
who departed this life twenty years ago
'''A'' '0'e%SfF WIFE "A AND hsici CHILDREN. I.
LANAHAN. MARY CoRCoRAN In mem
coRAN LANAHAN. '' who left 4 aus US seven seven
HER SONS, DAUGHTERS AND soN-iN-
LAW. JESSE r. KNIGHT.
ROLLINS. CHARLES E. In loving remem-
CHARLES E. ROLLINS. who left US four
years ago today. November 10. 1892.
When the evening shadows are falling
rhers and Ian am all oTn alone ts.,,n,
II you could only come home.
LOVING WIFE.
We know how much you suffered.
We did not see you die:
We only knew you went away
And never said eood-hy.
LOVING DAUGHTERS HELEN MILLER
AND THELMA THOMAS.
WITHERS. GEORGE b. In lovine memory
Of our dear husband and devoted father.
GEORGE r.. WrTHERS. who departed
this life two years ago today. November
10 1884.
The flowers place upon your grave
May wither and decay,
But the love bore for you In life
Can never fade away.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
Dratha.
RICHARDSON. VII

RICHARDSON. WILLIAM. Departed this
LIAM RicHARDsoN. son n Of the late
Robert Richardson. He is survived by
ssnshe. and Hslsn Riehsrdson: SSns ansn'sIs s1so
neral from the Malvan 4 schey funeral
chapel. corner New Jersey ave and r
st. NV; Thursday. November IL, at /
pan,ot Pm Interment si = Arlington National
SCANLON. MARGARET. On Tuesday No
yember 10: 1885. at her residence: 1850
EoN EoSsdale ,ne. st ns lMARGART SciATa SCAN
B scanlon Mrs: Marsaret Mayhew and
Mrs; Mrs; Nora p Miller. Miller. Funeral will be held
November. 13. at $50 am. Solemn
high REQUIEM mass at Holy Name Church
ReaTes snd Sends Men6. nysso 4Yst
sHTFoRD. GRADY. on Wednesday. No
tm9er lGas Gsspy st sHrrosS sis Tssssnce e, ne
Grady and Cecilia shuford. He s'I also 50
leaves other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at the John r. Rhincs
ii am. WEDNESDAYS. November r. II. In.
terment Rosemont Cemetery.
WARREN. FRANCES B.. On Monday. No
Concord ave nv. FRANCES B. WAR,
beloved mother OF John G. Warren and
Masee a1Is q tPi sasS snd M
TSnI.d neral ssryiess at her late rssidep2ee
terment Arlington National Cemetery. II
WICKER. MARY ELIZABETH. On No
yember 1875. at her sons residence.
H Nd MAsY EIaABhE aXe wcKER F4zfss
the beloved mother Of Herbert L. Wicker
mnnd amd jiSter Vs Of IL soSert bert Tucker Ct Rich,
Y. " v. Chambers Co. Southeast 1s tifm Funeral raj
SoTsmhs sSms; sl7 lth st. Sc on THURSDAY; AZ:
Gethsemare Christian Church Hanover
hsq SyiI.s 4 :na tTenSs
WILKINSON. FAY E. On Monday. No.
FAY WILKINSON NOUN The HeH beo7ea aaspa,ai has
band bar % Of r Fannie Wilkinson Of s1o
Reuben. Pumphrey. zoos wisconsin ave.
ssthssds sohs d,r. Nd runsral services At the
Der II. at 2:30 pm. Interment Mount
Zion Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. MACK C. On Tuesday. No
Mack wiLLAMs M N oafnsss Of Isfs assRits assR st.
NV. Remains resting at Frazier's fu-
neral home 8sa r. I. ave. NV. Notice
of funeral later. IL
WILSON. DIR. ALBERT BURNS. On Mon.
2OO1 Klinsle road NV. Dr.. ALBERT
Naomi M Wilson and father of Albert
Burns Wilson jr.. and Mary Crane will
son.. Funeral services Wednesday. No
residence. Interment Cedar Hill Gem
etery. 10
WILSON. DIR. ALBERT B. A. special
communication OF Lebanon Lodge. No.
z. p. A. A. M. will be held Wednesday
November IL. 1895. at lis pm. for
the purpose Of conducting the funeral
services of our late brother Dr. ALBERT
B. WILSON Members please take mo-
tice. ROGER C. POWER. Master.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
INDICTMENT SOUGHT

ELKHART. Ind, November 10 R.-
Prosecutor Glen Sawyer asked ths
Elkhart Superior Court grand jury
late yesterday to return q frst-degres
murder indictment against Lester
Bedford Slack, 34-year-old house
painter, said by police to have ad-
mitted poisoning his brother. Elgy
Slack, 38, for the brothers life in
surance.
Police Chief A. Elmer Manning said
Lester Slack had signed confess On
admitting he had placed poison cry
stalls into wine which he gave his
brother, who died soon after drinking
the potion.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
BOYS LEG FRACTURED
IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENT
Two Men Also Injured as Taxicab
Collides With Another
Machine.

Nine-year-old James Brisco. 1872 M
street southeast. received . compound
fracture Of the right leg yesterday
when struck near his home by an
automobile driven by Peter M. Davis,
so. of 12S Kentucky avenue southeast.
He is in Providence Hospital.
August Croci, 23, Of 306 H street and
Nathan Nicola, 80. Of 335 Third street
northeast were injured early today
when the taxicab in which they were
riding collided with another machine
at Seventh and H streets. Nicola suf-
fered . fractured collarbone and his
companion may have been injured in
ternally. They were taken to Emer-
gency Hospital
Evening star., 1936-11-10
SMOKER TOMORROW
". M I. Alumni Will Mark
.chool's Anniversary.

O'Color Goolrick of Fredericksburg
Va. vii be guest Of honor at the
smokerof the Virginia Military Insti-
tute Alumni at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Army md Navy Club. The meeting
will m rk the 9th anniversary Of the
founding OF the college.
The ehapter president, Gen. Richard
Coke MARSHALL, will preside and the
vice pesident, Humphrey Daniel. will
exhibfa movie Of the cadets In action
The Arrangements Committee In
cludes Stuart B. Marshall. chairman
]. Carroll NOEL. James Greene, Rober
Normin, Dudley Rucker. Tucker
Wilkns. secretary: Frank Grimes. DR.
Llewtlyn Powell. r. c. Marshall, tr.
and teorge Adams Howard.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
MRS. BLACKWELL DIES

ALEXANDRIA. Va. November 10.
Mrs. Nellie Selden Lloyd Blackwell,
81. wife of Joseph S. Blackwell. jr.,
of 9l8 Cameron street, died last night
at the Alexandria Hospital. She was
member of the choir at Christ
Episcopal Church.
In addition to her husband. Mrs.
Blackwell leaves an infant son, her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Sommers of this city, and one brother,
Thomas Sommers.
Funeral arrangements are not COM
Yolofo
Evening star., 1936-11-10

Judge w. G. Sheely gave Piummer .
three.year suspended sentence after
he pleaded no defense to three charges
Of false pretenses and warned him to
stay out Of Adams County. The single
charge against johnson was marked
settled"
A Gettysburg grand Jury last week
indicted the two men. along with
James L. Skinner and Paul Prescott
Brewington on charges Of swindling
Miss Tawney. Skinner is still at
large, and Brewington Is In the District
Jail. Adams County authorities have
lodged q detainer against Brewington.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
FRANCES B. WARREN
DIES AT AGE OF "a
Widow of Civil War Veteran will
Be Buried in Arlington
Cemetery.

Mrs. Frances B. Warren "a, widow
of Charles N. Warren, died yesterday
after a short illness at her home, $40
Concord avenue.
Private funeral services will be held
at II am. Thursday at the residence
Burial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mrs. Warren's husband, Union
Army veteran, was for many years q
proof reader at the Government Print
ing Once. He died in 1910. Surviv-
ing her are two sons, John g. Warren,
this city, and Wallace e. Warren, Phil
adelphia; q daughter, Mrs. Helen
Soule, this city, and brothor, Hunter
B. Chapman, Shenandoah Caverns. Va.
She also leaves five grandchildren.
Evening star., 1936-11-10

$. 1886. Elk services at chapel Of S. H
Hines. c9ol 14th st. NV, at pm
~ FoRREsT m REILLY Exalted Ruler.
Der cno, i; 1899; ! at ssa si5isy Hosnitsl. ERMA
wife of LLOYD N. Cooper Remains rest
ing at the S. H. Hines Co, funeral home
th st MS s9tfs eaesrs Of peast
copyD
DAVIS WILLIAM L. Departed this life
st soneniS on M1Rday NSvem1er nsyis s3s ihs
beloved and faithful husband of Mrs
, Lucinds Davis steptathsr Of George and
jennings He also leaves two sisters
Notice of funeral later.
DAY. CHARLES EDWIN. Suddenly. on
EDWIN Day hasband 1915 Of HsTFiets GHaRlkf n
Charles, Charles 6; and Georse S. Pay: Funeral
at his late residence 1O7 Mount Ida
ave; Alexandria, Va: at $50 pm. IN
ments BY ,Wheatiey, SOC King st.. Al.
HARRIs KATIE Departed this life on
bfef ness NoYsTfE K9fE 9 ss6 Ds sss
Lillian Harris: son. James F. Harris;
Eugene Mack. and a host OF other reia:
tives and friends. Remains resting at
sh s Noss Of iuns5s fsasra h4ms aer
FISHER. EvREARD GARY. Suddenly. on
Monday: Novsmber g. 1936, at his resi-
vRARD ssns D4 osa4 sE5oP Hs1s seid1ed
survived BY four chiidren and i've e stepo a.Do
ssS.'n dsPe. P1t5a on ssTSsss
sTs IS, INVITED 70 attend: Interment Cedar
Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. ii
Jones, ANNIE c. Departed this. life
Tuesday; November 10. 1880: at Frovi-
Jones. Funeral from the residence of
her beloved nephew. T. Walter Jones,
Sa Sa19 Arkansas ave NV. on THURSDAY
&. feaS% asSsas Il IN viii
ment Mount oiivet Cemetery. (Baiti-
more. more Nd; snav and Charles County papers
November 5. 1896. at the resiosnce Of
sn daushser g. MARY Ms caEs suSn %do9 ss5 Of
A; Howard Norton. funeral from the
above, residsnee on wednesday' Novem-
The church Of the nj 1mmse"lste seusm sse Goneep 3.
invited. Interment st. Mary's Gene
PARKER; THOMAS RANDOLPH. On Mon
day; November. Q. 1886. at 4 pm. at
Walter Reed Hospital THOMAS RAN
poLPH PARKER. beloved husband of
Viola v. Parker. devoted father Of
Thomasine and Katherine Parker and
son Of Mrs. Katherine Parker. He also
leaves to mourn their loss two brothers
Arthur D. and Claud NJ Parker; three
sister sisters Dorothy o,in. A; Parker. Mrs; Mar
Collins: and host Of other relatives
held at w. Ernest Jarvis funeral par
lors. 432 You st. NV. on Thursday
November ~. at 1 pm. Interment
Arlington Cemetery II
tONEY; GEORGE. Departed this life
Monday, Noyember 2, 1885. at his resi-
eoNEY. beloved husband Of Margaret
listers. Mars. Smith, Rosa Wood. Annie
Despert and Lavinia Herbert; two grand
children, Mary Moore and Theodore
Moore: also many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the Malvan
L. Schey funeral chapel corner New
Jersey yu., ave and st; NV Funeral
November H.. at am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
D. C. men PAY $500,
FREED IN STOCK CASE
Released in Pennsylvania After
Being Indicted for Loss of
$4,000 by Woman, so.

Two Washingtonians M.
Plummer and Henry A. Johnson
walked free from the Adams County
(Pa., Court House yesterday after
paying Miss Carrie Il. Tawney, So
year-old dressmaker. $3.50o of 1000
they were charged with obtaining from
her In an oil stock and land swindle.
An Associated Press dispatch said
Evening star., 1936-11-10
G w. E. ATKINS DIES

Forier Western Union Ofiicial
Succumbs in Tennessee.
SWANEE. Tenn, November 10
P,.-George Washington Ely Atkins
s6. vice president of the Western
Unin Telegraph Co. for 80 years
died here yesterday at the home ol
q So, Rev. J. N. Atkins.
Anative of Waverly, Tenn, Atkins
wer to New York in 1878 and became
idetified with the telegraph COM
par. He retired seven years ago.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
THREE new CRANES
Police Equipment Will Tow More
Cars to Headquarters.

Three new impounding cranes tc
tow trafic violators' cars to head.
quarters were put to work today By
the Police Department. The cranes
replace two old ones. which. accord.
ing to Police Chief Ernest w. Brown
we're insufficient to curb illegal park
ing. One or more OF the machines
will work throughout every ~ hours
A new streamlined prison van OF
greater capacity than the old one also
was commissioned yesterday.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
Garn uf Thanks.

cAvANAUGH. MARGARET FRANCES. We
wish to thank our relatives and friends
for their kindness and sympathy during
our recent bereavement. the death OF our
beloved mother. MARGARET FRANCES
CAVANAUGH. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1936-11-10

Australia has cut its taxes IS per
capita.
Evening star., 1936-11-10
Dratha.

BAILEY. LEWIS HENRY. On Sunday NO
Ssmse vas R.e .ssf srws II hi hEsR9 hsm
ssed s5. beloved husband Of the late
Ella H: Bailey and father Of Lewis Lewis and snd
Mrs. Annie b. Rose OF Occoauan. We,
Services Thursday. Noyember II: at ~ !
eoouan va. interment Catharpin,. Va.
s"m. % thursday. " November IL. IL
BALDWIN. GEORGE W; On Sunday; No
yember s; 1895. GEOFGs 81 of ns,,,s " r 5l9 Rai6.
s. 'aS aSs ff,ssref Sssi
November II. at 10 am. SERVICES BY
Woodmen Of the World Tuesday; y;vS! Novsna md
ffiends per ds are . invited. i Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
BEACH, JAMES #; On Mondays saS soyem- Y n
81 Of MARY A9hE E Beseh s NEE eeis ssefordp ana
father Of George E. Beach, Mrs. stella
Kramer. Robert H. Beach Eaypoaa pao,oa H.
Funeral ns 'fo from William j. NaIsy funeral
sfssseSs Ksissvss and
friends invited.
Belts, ADELE z. On Sunday. Eoyembsr
a36 beloved Tampa Tis of Fra Frank AeEts q setts
81 Se Mas: Testins M'ie at the " ". chambers CO.
funeral wssns,dsy hSms 57 Novembsi oven s
Neral fneeae home on ssFEisss Tb@fsday AZ Nc Neve@6er
to 70 attend pm ifrHas fnterment snt conSfessional
Semetery IL
BUSH, FRANCES E. On Sunday: Novem-
Ps5 9af n E BUsH
kn1n uad uifp nj JACOB
Bush funeral Wednesday. November
II. at $50 am, from the Georse w.
S.sce Wse c. 10 HSy rfny hGms eshc cs4S
mass mass viii viii be said for the repose Of her
soul M6nnt o1ea enE
cALLAwAY. MARGARET E.. On supday n.I
LAWAY. beloved wife of the late Eman-
9e eaa1.S N caaTas MTs Edna and %o'hsI Feh CT mrs
Hilda Weaver and Mrs Myra sa G MeCios. 2ssi.
dsg dssee SEQ St ne FneTs efs fro from the
Douglas Memorial Church; IN ana Z
SIS ne THURSDAY Noysmees sosId5 IL nSi,.d al
Irterment Glenwood Cemetery. IL
CARR. LOTTIE. Departed this life on
Brief illness, MS LoTTiE CARR: tn;
Carr she leaves 10 mourn their loss
son. George Carr. IT; 0aOsnteT-ln
law Mrs Bette Carr; one sister. Mrs
Annie Smith two brothers. James and
Thorton Carr: other relatives ano
friends Remains resting at her late
residence. :,.3O 18th st. nv. after 2
Pm. Tuesday. Funeral Weone sday y.
November II. from Metropolitan Bap-
tst Church. at | p.m Rev. e. c. Smith
oficiating. Interment in Harmony Gem
etery Funeral arranged by L. E. Muir
ray & Son. 10Th and v SITS 10
cARRICK. MILTON F.. On Monday. No
vember o. 1896 at Garfield Hospital l.
MILTON E. CARRICK. beloved husband
of Helen T Carrick. Funeral services
st the w w Chambers Co. suburban
funeral home. els Cleveland ave; River
dale Md. on Wednesday. November | l.,
at . pm. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
COLLINS. JAMES JOSEPH. On SUNDAY
November s. 1896. at his residence. l0l3
oath St n w. JAMES JOSEPH COLLINS
husband of the late Eleanor D. Collins
Prayers at the residence on Wednesday
November II. at $50 am: thence "a
St Stephens Catholic Church. 18th st
and PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV. where mas
will be offered at am. 1nterment
Holy Rood Cemetery. 10
CONNOR. WILLIAM c. Washington LODGE
No. Is. B. P. o. ElkS: The