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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
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&nnig iinb befa,lnte Seilnlittel Sci
Gnsiinoinecn Der Ninnbboblc, bc5
&eblfopfes ino ser 2unoe, ne9en III
rer ontiicptiibe,l Grdftc. Sbmar5
Eettihioft lit mtd) oas befannte Sell
mittel ececn @alleniteinc. &enn man
5lpei bis brei 8oben ieben Mor9en
niid)tern giettihloft trinft, 10 fann
nlor, mie periihert miro, oic idrperz
item goaenleiben beilen. Sc lit bel
oieler &,tr abcr rotlant, oaB man,
neil gettidc pieIe @ale ,tnb Maeen
ipinoe peruriohen, cine Saiie Sol,n~
berblattertee ba5it trinft.
= u. g., @is. =
3ieic 8laIcnl6mdhc, sic 10 oft III
lpateren Sabren eintritt, fam beoell-
teno eemiloert nno tatb mb nod FIT
riert neroen our6 cine nlsi6licBlide
Milhfllr. 9ie Milh miro ent,peoer
lnaeiotten ooer eefodt mo lomporm
eenonlmen. Yion beginnt nit einem
bis 5ipci Quart t6elib nnb fanu honn
ollm6bIid bis 5u orei ino bier Quart
lteigern. Wenn nnl1 reinc lnpernliid)~
t. Milh pertroeen fam, 10 peroient
bieie bcn Gorong, neil lie niht 10
lei6t &eritopfllng erregt 9o 81"
Ntilf olle 5ur @rllobrlmg notlpenoi-
gen Stpffe entbolt, 10 bat tic oas ein-
5ige 9tobrllngsmittel 5u biloen, big
geiierlrna. eiltaetretet lit. Gur6 bieir
mnsihlieblidbc Milhf,lr 1no and
fhon onoere longiuicriac uno lhmcre
2eihen, inie hronilhc 9iarrboic
8nbr, ssaiieriud)t, ia ielbit Ser5.
fronfbeiten, aebeilt iuorben.
= Mtrs. ST. Sp., isis. -
8er ipie Sic ouf oenl 2anoe ,pobnt
nno reidlid, 8e,niiie oner Art aur
Gerfiienne bat, folat Sbrem 8eilpis.
llno nrad)t oaDon 10 nicl ais moalid,
ei,l beionoers. in Ben geeenndrtiacn
unee,pinTll 35.tuerbaltniiie,,.
8ir geben oesbalb Sbnen irno al
len Seierinne,t, Die Sonierpen 81 nta.
ben beoblibti9er, cine reidboltiat
anslpabl bon giten Ge5cpten.
Stride, gelbc Hiibcn (Garots)
eignen iib, ipeaen ibres reidlihen
Gates, gut 5llnl @inmaeben balten
it'd gut ipenn rihtie eilt9emaht lno
iino in Ser falten sSabres5eit cine ge~
innoe rnb ihmadbafte 3ulpeiie. Ser
id)ieoen bon anoern @emiiien, emp
fieblt es fid, oie gelbe,l yiiiben niht
ic ein5umaher, ipie gobnen, @rbien,
@nrfen 1t. oeral, Ionbern ,iur oen
Saft 5at benllben, oen man 1ebr Dor
teilbaft nit bem anberer 5riihte Der
mii6t, 3. 9. nit Yfiriidpen (Eeahes)
nno einen iuoblidmeden6en @elee
bapo,l rnaht, etipa anf iolgenoe gSei
ie: @elbe Hiiben iperben in bent fol
genben Yerbdltnis aenliif)t, ein Sint
gcfriltelte ariine, n,iirbe slepfel, cine
Soiie Efiriid)e, ooau Saft bon elmer
3itrone unb brei Saiien 3uder. 0as
miro 5lliamnten aefoht, bis es .flar
1T, oamn in @cleeololer gefiil1t unb
nit Saraffin beridloiien.
I'm ei,1en gl,ten Sirl1p 5lt erbaltc,l
rcibt mon fleine- gepllbte &arotten allf
bcn 9feibeilen fem, fiiat oen Suft bon
snei 3itronen unb bic abgcriebene
5bolc bon eincr 3itrone bir3u, ltno
5tpei Soiien 3,tcfer. 3ies miro gut
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

| SN5"et Wv ftht SllfS &'"S Do'pN
Eaie 3uder, 3tpei Seel0iieI Sol5, Ell
nen balben Seel0ffel Eoprifa. Sic
Garottcn foben, big lie ipeih iinb,
Damn sic anoeren Sa6en bin5ugeben
rro alles tod)en, bis es ean5 flar uno
nie oides 0tuB is. 9ann in belize
6loihen ooer Slider fiillcn.
User aber aelbe 8iiben obcr Mobr-
riiben einnloden tpill, fann nod fol
genoer Metbooe perfobrcn: Nm belten
ei9nelt lib baau sic flciniten nno ie-
iteiten. @roBere 5erIGneioet mon, in
oen mou lie lhleiBt ooer in flene
Stifte- ihneioet. Selbltperltonolid)
miiilen Sic Riiben 5llerit oeihobt mer=
oen. Sic fleinen ldBt nton gan5. Man
fod)t fie int @oiier, etpa flint Minl'.
ten eiebt bos belize @alicr ob nmb
iibcrgieBt oie Mobren ihnellg nit fol
tenn Noiicr. 9oourh merocn Iic mic
ser Ieit uno erbolten cine frilherc
5orbe. Nlln fiiIlt man iie in porberei-
tcte ausacbriibte @inn1atbalGler nit
neucl @nnmlirinaelL gicBt ieoea
@los nit Sol5ipaiier bon i,u Gcrbolt>
mis- bon bier Nuort @oiler unb 5tpci
lln3cn Sal5, leat sic 0edel bolbfelt
boronf, ,mh Iteut sic @l1ier in ein
Woilerbao nno ldBt fe nom Sicbe=
punft on aerehnet nod, 45 0finl'ten
fohen. Damn iperoen lie iolort Der
altsgenommen uno feit 5laeld)rollbt
,,no bur6 llnitiilpen bes @loies mi
terIud)t ob lie alld) lnftoiht iinb.
3eiet iid) Sliiliigfcit om Monb, Damn
muB @los limo 0edel ee,lo,l infer
lubt, 1fno i'm Safe ettpos lGoiert,
bur6 neues erlebt ,,no bos @los noh=
malls iibergefo6t perben.
Gouen eelbe Riiben ols @emiilc
oienen. bonn miiilen iie ebepfalls nod
ser Gol6 pad Metbooe eineefobt ner
! oen. Sic finb oann ipie friih. Man
oenfe, ipelbe ifone Nbipethihlna iol,
be eineen,ahte @enliiie fir Die ssin-
termobl5eiten beoelten, bcionoers
lpenn cine iolhe Ibueu bereerihtet
lperben muB.
Man fam au6 alll anoere &eilr
aus 0tobrriibeu nnb Sronaen Elm"
foltlibe Speiie, cine Orange 3arot-
, ten-Mormelooe bereite,1. Muf feds
aorotten bon nlittlerer @roBe rehnet
man orei bis bier Srangen, Soft unh
abgeriebene Sbale elmer 3itrcne l,no
ben notien 3nder. 3uerit lhneioet
man bie aarotten gon5 flein unh fodt
| iie, biz tie pei6 lino, nit gan5 ,peiie
Walier. Sraneen nno 3itroncn mer=
ben in fleine Stiidben eefbnitten uno
oaau getan, lino Dies eentelien. Nion
gibt Damn 5tueiorittel Der Maiie 3ut-
fer binau 1nb fobt Die Wiid)une, bis
iie ean5 flor lit, Damn miro lie in Sc
leegldier gefiilt uno init Yoroffin
bberi6loiien.
81 o te 81 iiben (8eets). 9ie be-
iten iinO fleine, i,1nge, runbe Giiben,
ipeil iie ont 3orteiten -iino. Wfan
| idneioe Sic Stenael ni6t at f,tra ob
llno aebe iie in einen aeliel mit TO
benoen Baiier. 8enn lie oreipiertcl
gar iino, nebme, man iie bonn Seuer,
aiebe tie ab, ltnb pade fie in fertilizer.
te @eridluBolaler. Man bcoede iic
NIT reinem fobenoen Molier llno
laiie lie i'm @aiierbaoe einc St,nlbc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23

ge5ogen, in S1ciben 9el6nittcn lno
la9ellmiie INIT 3piebellheben ober
aall5en y Serl5piebeln ober Stiiden
Merrettih in Die 0erihluBgloler ae.
padt, nit Dem fobenoen @iiig itber.
Goiien mo hftoiht oerlhlonen. Die-
ic roten Niiben bolten lid) out nno
lhmeden poraii0lid).
0os ac,pobnli1c @iuleeen bon Bee
ten 9elhIebt ,plc folat: Hedt hunfcl-
rote Tilbcn mer0en ioIber aelpolhen
nno lanolom in liebenbenl, e1,pos oe-
laldencm ySalcr oefoht. 9lshonn
loBt man lie ein Wenia ausfiibIen be-
freit lic bon her Shale, lhneibet lie
int Sheibcn unb le9t tie nit miirleIig
aelfnittcnem Meerrettid), 8imnlel
lno Eiefterfornern in eineu Stein-
tcpf, Der aber peinlih lnlbcr lein
nllB mo in hcnt nidbtS fettincS oe-
meicn 1ein borf. Mlnl eiebt mon TO.
dcnocn Gilig horiibcr, beldmcrt Die
Tiibcn NIT ct,pnS, 10 on6 Ger @iiia iie
bcocdt nn0 binoet ben Snpf nit Hcr.
gomentpopicr o0er nit elmer
SdlueinSblolc 81.
3ln Sd}ll6 geben mir >NShncn nod
cin cinIod)es Hc5ept, einen foltliden
Beet Hclllb 5u MAIDEN. Sin Quart
lpcibcn &obl, ein Quart gcfodte folte
rotc Tiiben, cine Soiie i3lpiebeIn, bies
allies mittels WtaiAine eebodt, cine
Soilc 3uder, ieinen Bfefier nod Sc.
ldmnf
- .. Ct, Did. -
8ei Der &einioung BON &iihenans.
giiieh Sinfs), belpnoers ,penn fie
enroiaiert iino, folte man borfibtig
leiit uno fein Heiniellnesmittcl ae.
branhen, melhes oas @moiGe IdGoi.
gen. Stott alier moalihen Stofie, Die
aneeprieien .,perbeu, IoIe mon a,pei
Fnlno gemobnliheu SODA in einem
elmer fodenoen 8aiiers auf nno
nlllht 5ipci ltn5en &ohlol5 binall. Mit
eicler iSlii'1iafeit fam man lcipobl
oeu aan5en NnsauB OILS aud) bie Nb.
gnBrobre reinieen, inoenl n,on anerft
ben Nnsa,B gut NIT Dem @emiib
ablheuert lno oen 8eit in sic abaub.
robre lonelam bineingieBt mos olle
Jett- ,ino .Sdnntsteilhen oufIolt uno
obipiilt. Sollten iid ,~ioIhe sbmus.
fleden al benz MuseuB feitaeieet ba.
ben, ipelhe hurd bieie 20iune iidb
nid1t entfernen laiien, 10 reibe man
oielelben nit einem in Yetrolc,nn ee-
touhten 2appell, iuorouf man nit bei-
Gem Seifenspolier nadlpiilen fonn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
Huskuflft
s.. @., 0biu :


milien felt sSsabren genad)t babel1,
imlner nod Die aniicbt bertritt, sic
&atbolifen iollten ibre Ginber IN MT
iere oifentliden Sd)ulen itbiden, an.
ftatt in ibre Yforri6ulen, ,trteilt aus
ltnfenntnis ober aus Gorrrteilen berz
porgegangenen Sab. 9air &atbolifen
baben als pollherehtigte amerifani=
ffe 8iirger bas GeGt, unIern &inoern
oieienige meltlibe nno religiDIe @r-
oieb,lng al1 geben, Die ipir III lnie-
rent @eipiiien nno nad lmierer lleber.
5e,tanng fir bie bette nno ribtialte
balten. ySir npllcn lniern &inhern
Dor allem cine religioie @r5iebung &c.
ben, bie tie in Ser Staatsi6ule nidt
erbalten. gsr ipollen lniere &inocr
nibt nlr fiir Sic gSelt, lonbern Dor
ailem fiir sic @,uiateit unb Oen Sim
mel er5ieben. @s lit cine tra1rige @rs
ffeinlng unlerer Belt, oaB es ielblt
fatboliid)e @ltern gibt, ipelbe bon
6ieier boben uuo beiliaen Gflidbt, lire
&inoer in fotbolilbc Shulen lmo 9ln-
italten alt i6ide1t, l,iebt bon lInb ean5
iiber5eitat lnb. Solhc @ltern Iollten
Die bon EopIt 9us Dem @lften erIoi
iene ,,@n5pflifa iiber oie briltlid)e @r>
aiebung Der Suaenb'' Ieien nno eriinb-
lid Itubiere.
Ger @inipano, Den Nitbtfatbolife,l
oft geeen nl1iere reliaio1e @rsiebln9
in Sen Tfarrid)rlen erbcben, es npll
ten bie aotbplifen ibrc &inoer IN Ell
ner oenl Staate feinolide,, Hidhng
eraieben ino es iperoe in. nnlern
8farrIdulen ben Ginbern feiu Eo=
triotismus nno feline ltaotsbiiraerlide
3oalitdt beieebradt, lit 10 ldberlih
oii,nni Dab er feiner Rioerleglng be-
oarf. 8apit Bins Der @ifte iagte III
feiner porbin ermabnten ga5pflifo 10
ipabr llne itbon: ,,@s iei. =. laut
perfiinbet, 1mo es moee bon allen
tuobl beritanoen nn0 als ritbtig all~
erfannt iperoen: im feinem Golfe Der
Welt treiben Die 8atbolifen oaourd),
ba6 iie ibren &inoern Die fatboliIhe
Shule alt er,pirfen iuben, Barteipo
litif; pielnlebr, Ieilten lie banit re
IiaioIe, bon ibrem @enilien als IN
erIaBlib geforoerte Arbeit. sic mol
len ibre &inoer oamit nibt ettpa bonn
Gorper uno @eilt bes Yolfes lostren=
nel, iolloern Tie auf Die poIlfommenite
,,n6 Dem 8obl Ser Station bienlihlta
Mrt bafiir er5ieben. 9enn Ser quite
aotbolif lit eeraoe fraft Der fatbo
lifben @laubenslebrc ond Der bette
Staatsbiireer, Der lein gaterlano
liebt ilno Der iid lit irgeno cine se-
feeIibe Staatsform gefleibeten
Stnatseemalt aniribtie nnteroronet.
@s lit cine bon ernlten lnb aufrid
tigen Stoatenlenfern oncrfanntc Sat
fahe, baB eloubenstreue aatbolifen
bic beiten i,no alperldliielten 8iirser
finb. !.
= Mrs. N. s., Seras
g8ir geben ssbnen 1laditebenb eill
Salls- 1no Seilrittel, bas bon I'M.
fern slltooroern ldon bel aeudBu
fter, Mltbnta, 8rllIt- llno 2imgenfa-
tarrb angeipanot iporbeu uno oas aud,
hei,n logell. Sap ,Seper quite 9ienlte
int. Dieies ei,liobe Saus,nittel lot.
tet: Man b0hlt cinen aroBen, -Icbipor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-09-23
: Mrs. u. s., Seras

8ir eeben Sbnen 1ladItebeno ei,l
Salls- llno Seilnlittel, 6as bon I'M.
fern slltoorber,l ld)on bel aeudbu
ftenk Mltbma, 8rl,It- llno 2ingenfar
tnrrb angeipanot morbeu nnb bas ond,
heim icgen. Sap 5eper quite 9ienlte
INT. DieIes einfad)e &aismittel lat
tet:: Wtan boblt einen groBen, ihipor-
5en Hettih aus, i6neioet i'm an Der
breiten Seite alatt ab, iobaB er allf-
redt ltebt, gieBt i'm bon Sonig lmo
ftellt oas @anac allf cine nidt 81 BET
BE Sfenplatte. Sobalb Der Sonig
o,lrb nno biirh beiB lit, llinl,nt man
i'm bonn 9fen nnb. iobaIo berielbe
Evening star., 1942-10-07
In Mrnturtant

FREDERICKS, JOHN w. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, JOHN W.
FREDERICkS. who pa ssed away six years
ago today, October Z, 1886.
Remembrance is the golden chain
Death tries to break, but ali in vain;
To have. to love and then to part
Is the greatest sorrow of ones heart,
HIS WIFE, ADA FREDERiCKs.
JACKSON ELIZA A. AND CHARLES E.
moher ELIZA ms JacRsoN ese ce.5 nho Daasn.s psssed
's eso ;:s '::.sd ss :s.;
THEIR CHILDREN, HENRIETTA L. JACK
SON AND IREvA J. ROBINSON.
LOTION, MELVIN M. In memory Of
our dear brother, MELVIN M LOFToN,
VINO passed away one year ago today, Oc-
HIS HIS IRoyTrHhERs, FREDERICK, WI.
LIsTON AND CHARLES
nasSs sasaa sif1sd T. S & es nsR sRo
died October Z. 1889.
To live in heart We leave behind is not
REy; AND MRS. W. R. JONES AND OLIVE
ODEN. WILLIAM c. In loving memory
Of our dear father, WILLIAM c. ODEN.
toGsy sn' ss ssheen yesrs aso
I 20 to seek my own hearthstone.
Where evil men have never trod.
Afspot that is sacred to thought and God.
MHlTTED. WILLIAM d. In memory of
Wn1.L!A WW11LlL!An ? oWsIHIII1D. who passed away
M, ood sFsst hin h,n .ssEn.l re-.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Mrs. E|ma H. Benton Dies;
Former Girls School Head
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
FAIRFIELD, Conn, Oct. 7,-Pri-
vate funeral services will be held
here tomorrow for Mrs. Elma Hixson
Benton, 68. former headmistress of
Hosmer Hall, st. Louis preparatory
school for girls, and mother of Will
liam Benton, vice president of the
University of Chicago.
Mrs. Benton died yesterday at her
sons Sasco Hill home, having been
stricken eight weeks ago.
A former superintendent of schools
for Otter Tail County, Mimi, Mrs.
Benton was engaged in the. teaching
profession for 43 years until her re-
tirement. She taught at Columbia
University Teachers College before
going to Hosmer Hall in 1919.
In 1899 Mrs. Benton married
Charles w. Benton. head of the ro-
nance languages department at the
University of Minnesota. He died
in 1913.
Her son is the only immediate sur
vivor.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
11t Mrntnrtant

ALEXANDER, MABEL DAWSON. In
sad but loving remembrance of my dear
mother. MABEL DAWSON ALEXANDER,
who departed this life one year ago today,
October :. 1941.
It's lonely here without you
And so sad along lifes way;
Life does not seem the same. dear mother
Since you have passed away
YOUR LONELY DAUGHTER, NAOMI
RICKS.
ALEXANDER, MABEL pAW SON:
FRENCH. MARIE DAWSON. In sad but
loving remembrance Of our dear sisters,
MABEL DAWSON ALEXANDER. who de-
parted this life one year ago today oc-
tober T. 194l. and MARIE DAWSON
FRENCH, nine years ago, June 10, 1898.
You suffered hours, yes, hours of pain
To wait for cure, but all in vain:
Till God alone knew what was best,
He called you home to give you rest
YOUR LONELY SISTERS AND BROTH
BROWN. BETTY. In loving and sacred
memory Of our sainted mother. BETTY
BROWN. who departed this life seven years
ago today. October Z, 1885
Tell mother TIL he there in answer to
her prayer Yes tell my darling mother
DAudHTER. ROSA WINDSOR: GRAND.
DAUGHTER, PEARL COLLINS.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
If you eat meat IN a restaurant
or at the home of a friend you
should count that in as part of your
weekly quota of two and half pounds
if you want to live up to the volun-
tary meat-rationing program. the
Office of War Information said yes
terday.
And If you feed pork, beef. veal,
lamb or mutton to your dog, the
Owl said, you should in fairness
subtract them from your own per-
sonal allowance for the week" No
allowances for pets were included in
calculating the fair weekly share for
civilians.
In statement designed to answer
some questions regarding the share
the meat program. the owl made it
clear that the two and one-half
pounds allowance is figured bone
in"
For example, it said, two and
Evening star., 1942-10-07
EVENING WASHINGTON,
Harold Riddell Dies:
Ex-Nuw Yord Employe

Harold w. Riddell Of Pavilion
Center, N. Y, former resident of
Washington, died there Sunday, it
was learned today.
A former town treasurer of Colmar
Manor, Md, Mr.. Ridden was en-
ployed at the Washington Navy
Yard for 20 years, and was a member
of st. Johns Lodge. FAAM, and the
Lambskin Club.
Mr.. Riddell is survived by his
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Funeral Services Held
For Harry {. Arnold

Harry Clifford Arnold, II. who died
Monday at his home, 2348 High
street Sc, was buried today in
Congressional Cemetery, following
funeral services at II am. at the
Thomas F.. Murray funeral home,
2007 Nichols avenue Sc. The Rev.
Selwyn K. Cockrell of the Union
Methodist Church officiated.
Mr.. Arnold was passenger con-
ductor with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road for 46 years. He was the son
of the late James E. Arnold, Ana
costa real estate dealer. Born in
Rockburn. Md, Mr.. Arnold lived
most of his life in Anacostia and was
a member of the Anacostia Lodge
of MaSons
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Minnie r. Arnold.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Motor Transport Official
Goes 10 Coast Guard

Charles H. Gardiner, Sill Macomb
street NV, who on October / be-
came head of ODTs, Washington
Division of Motor Transport. has
resigned that position to accept a
commission as lieGtenant in the
Coast Guard, it was learned today.
AS head of the motor transport
division, Mr.. Gardiner was to have
administered the ODT order regu-
lating the mileage every truck, taxi,
bus Or other commercial vehicle
would be allowed to travel during
each month.
Mr.. Gardiner was a former execu-
tive OF the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. here, and before that was an
official of the old Tidewater Lines.
Inc.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Verus Tqe9ort Ritter,
Noted Architect, Dies

By the Associated Press.
MERTON, Pa. Oct. 7.-Verus Tag
gart Ritter, SO, noted architect, died
at his home here yesterday.
Among many Philadelphia build
ings he designed were the Customs
House. the Drake Hotel, the First
National Bank building and the
Market Street National Bank build
ing.
Not everybody with \ dollar to
spare can shoot a gun straight-but
everybody can shoot straight to the
bank and buy a War bond.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Meat Eaten Away From Home
Counts on Rution; Bones, Too

one-half pounds of spareribs, de-
spite its large content of bone, is a
weeks allowance of meat for one
person"
But it added that there was "a
long list of nutritious meats avail
able in addition to the two and one
half-pound allotment. These in
clude hearts, livers, kidneys, sweet
breads. brains, pigs feet" More
over poultry. fish, eggs. dairy prod
ucts and other sources of proteins
are available.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
SMITH, ORLANDO HENRY Evopoels

SWIIH, URLANDO HENRY. Evangelist
s4 Chapter, Knights Rose Croix
~ Of the Ancient and Accepted
80 Scottish Rite of Free Masonry
in the Valley of WASHINGTON.
will give its Rose Croix service
.sk.N for our late brother. ORLANDO
"N HENRY SMITH on Thursday
October 8, 1a42. at go
o clock: at the Calvary Methodist Church,
ORE l. REARDSI EY K G e Il
Evening star., 1942-10-07

widow, Mrs. Eva M. Riddell: q son,
Oakley R., of Rochester, N. Y; a
grandson, two sisters, Mrs. George
Odell OF Toronto, Canada. and Mrs.
Albert Brown Of Rochester, N. Y,
and brother, Sidney j. Riddell,
also of Rochester.
Evening star., 1942-10-07

ORE l. BEARDsLEY, K; &c. C.: c,H:
NATHAN WE'LL, So. Acting Sec.
~ sT1GkLEs. TrSIa HARMON aIN l.. HARRY W
|: lHARRY W. sTIcKLEs. beloved nus. u.s.
1aFSu. 5and Of MI MdEed ,Shsr steklss brother Of
Services at Chambers funeral home
81 l tn st. Sc, on Thursday, october 3,
Va, on Friday. october 9.
SURACI. DEMETRIO. On Tuesday, oc-
oTed b a4 p NE ss be
GufpoIt, Miss: joseph G. suraci and Mrs
snraei Rev Carlo suraci i'i Of italy y' and T Mrs.
josephine Maneanaro of Waterbury, Conn
Services at the VIM H. sardo &, Co. fu-
tober 9. at $50 am: thence to St Mary
CHURCH. where mass will be said at 9 am.
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
THOMAS, MAGGIE. On Wednesday,
'GesF MAGGIE ' hf6 1fudendf %fe Of o1 the
late Ane,s william mtal3o Thomas and mother of Mrs
grandson George w Winzie, jr: a sister,
MS MS, Josephine Johnson: other relatives
Mcclure funeral home, j $40 9th st. NV,
after noon Thursday, October 8.
REQUIEM mass will be celebrated at st.
Augustine's Catholic Church on Friday.
October O. at 10 am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery. 8
TINSLEY, JULIA. Departed this life
Hospital. Hospital Julia JULIA T1NsIEY, " daushter atren Of T
Mrs. Elizabeth Tinsley, sister of Mrs Han
nah Tinsley Hughes, Mr.. Samuel Tinsley
and Mrs. Harriet Tinsey Bowles. Rema
may be viewed at the funeral home at
2256 18th st. NV. after pm. today
Funeral and burial at Leesburg, Va,
Thursday. october 3. at 2 pm.
WHIT. HENRY. Departed this life
Tuesday. October s, 1912, at his residence.
343 G st. s.w:. HENRY WHIT. devoted
husband of Lille Whit. loving father Of
Mrs. Roxanna Hayes, Mrs. Carrie Mallory,
Re Rev; John Whit Of IR,edsville, N, C.;
survived by other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John T
Rhlnes g. Co. funeral chapel, 3rd and
Eye sts. s.w.
Notice of funeral later
YOUNG. HARRIETT. On Tuesday. oc-
tober 6. 1912. at her residence. 4OS NJ ST.
Of Of Anna ma Comb Allison. Carrie Young, Mar
Weems. Other relatives also survive her.
Remains at her late residence after 10
am. Friday, October @
Funeral Saturday. October 10, at $40
M. from the above residence: thence to
st. Cyprians Church. 18th and c sts. Sc
where mass will be offered at q am Rela-
Olivet Cemetery ARRANGEMENTS by W.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Dr.. Edmund S. ConkIin
Of Indiono u. Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. t.
DR.. Edmund Smith Conklin, So, for
mer University of Oregon professor
who came to Indiana University in
1884, died yesterday in Blooming
ton hospital.
He was a widely-known authority
On abnormal psychology and was
the author of two psychology text
books
Evening star., 1942-10-07
Clarence c. CheudIe Dies

DETROIT, Oct. Z (R.-Clarence
Christian Cheadle, 81, former news
paperman and for 20 years public
relations man for the Ford Motor
Co. died last night.
Evening star., 1942-10-07
UarA nf Chunks

WEBSTER. JANE. The family ~ IN.
itte JANE WEBSTER wish to express their
thanks 70 ma many relatives and
pathy extended in their recent beresve.
nent and for the beautiful fiorai offerings
THE FAMILY
Evening star., 1942-03-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

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