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BAKER AMONG 10 HONORED BY YALE Degrees Conferred on Former War Secretary, Frank B. Noyes and Others. By the Associated Press. NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 22— Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of | ‘War; Eugene Meyer, governor of the Federal Reserve Board, and Frank B. Noyes, publisher of The Washington Star and president of the Assoclated Press, headed a group of 10 distinguish- ed men who received honorary degrees ' FACT S EVERYONE today at Yale's 231st commencement exercises. President James Rowland Angell con- ferred doctorates of law upon Mr. Baker and Mr. Meyer and the degree of master of arts u) Mr."Noyes. Other orary degrees awarded in- cluded: Doctor of letters, Lieut. Col. Fiele H, Garrison, librarian at the Institute of History of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University. Prof. Lillie Honored. Doctor of “science, Prof. Frank R. Lillle of the University of Chicago, director of the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole, Mass. Prof. Willlam Lyon Phelps, Yale's public orator, presented the reciplents | BN of honorary degrees, outlining their | careers and extolling their service. In placing the academic hcod over Mr. Baker's black gown, Angell said: “In time of peril you served your| counu-g' with utmost distinction and your life has exemplified the finest ideals of devoted citizenship. * * * your brilliant career has given many a public | President | THE EVENING STAR, WA%HI\GTON D C, WED\'ESI)AY JUNE 22, '1932 despairing _soul fresh confidence in Prof Phel lauded M was ldunz from Ylle ln lllb, 1u| for public finance.” problems that he has to meet every day would crush & lesser man, he _said. Of Mr. Noyes, Prof. Phelps said: *For mm?y thirty years president of the Assoclated Press, the greatest co- operative news gathering organization in the world, Mr. Noyes has contributed to the best things in modern civiliza- tion. * * * Mr. Noyes has shown dill- gence, modesty. sagacity, & lofty concep- tion of the ethics of his profession, an | attitude just and svmpathetic toward the organization. its, 1200 member pers and the public which they | serve. Concert Clnceled The United States Marine Band con- | States Capitol tonight has been can- celed, due to the participation of the | band in the pageant “The Great Amer- | ican” being Beld at the Sylvan Theater, Monument Grounds. SHOULD KNO W WASHINGTON'S LEADING FUNERAL DI IN 1903 W. W. Deal passed Mary- land State Board of Under. takers to practice his pro- fession. IN 1909 W. W. Deal, sensing pub- lic demand, ‘introduced to Washington the $150 complete funeral for $i5. IN 1915 W. W. 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Mrs. McCawley is survived by her husband and a 6-year-old daughte) Funeral nervlus vlfll be held at the residence, :30 a.m., Priday, followed by mass at St Peter's Church, at 9 am. Burlal will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. DR. HIRAM W. AUSTIN RITES HELD TODAY Former Associates of Physician Are Pallbearers—Burial Congressional Cemetery. Puneral services were to be held at 2 pm. today for Dr. Hiram W. Austin, retired Public Health Service official, who died Monday. Following services at his late home, 2700 Connscticut avenue, burial was to be in Congres- sional Cemetery. Active pallbearers, all doctors in the Public Health Service, included R. R. Spencer, R. D. Lillie, L. F. Badger, R. R. Jones, G. L. Dunnahoo and W.G. Workman. Honorary pallbearers are Drs. J. H. White, Fairfax Irwin, W. W. King, G. W. McCoy, Edward Francis, B. S. Warren, J. P. Leake, C. C. Pierce and George Tully Vaughn. Dr. Austin, an Ohio native, served the Public Health Service in various posts throughout the country from 1876 until his retirement in 1921. Since then he had resided in this city. He is survived by his widow and a daugh- ter, Miss Edith Austin. at FUNERAL OF G. W. PITTS WILL BE HELD TOMORROW | Personal Clerk to Former Secretary of Treasury Will Be Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery. Puneral services for George W. Pitts, 71, personal clerk to George B. Co: telyou, Secretary of the Treasury dur- | ing the Roosevelt administration, will | be held tomorrow afternocn at 2 o'clock at McGuire's funeral home, 1820 Ninth | street. Burial will be in Woodlawn | Cemetery. | Pitts, ‘who died Sunday in Brooklyn, | was personal messenger to 10 different Secretaries of the Treasury during his | | long Government serviceghere. When | Cortelyou became affiliaf with the | Consolidated Gas Co. in New York Pitts left the Government service to | continue in his employ. Pitts was a member of Pythagoras ]Lodle F. A. A. M. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Juhn C. Pitts. German Unemployment Drops. BERLIN, June 22 (#) —Unemploy- ment in JGermany dropped 14.000, to 5,569,000, during the first halt of June, as announced yesterda TREXLILRLRERBRELEH Your Mother and Grandmother % ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR u7s-1) e ————— Iy . ® NV YIS . IEUCHARISTIC MEET OPENS IN DUBLIN City a “Cathedral” of Heroic Size as Clergy Con- vene. !By Associated Press Staff Writer. | DUBLIN, Jun= 22—Lorenzo Cardinal Lauri, the papal legate, formally open- ed the thirty-first International Eu- charistic Congress today before the Irish hierarchy and massed prelates from many parts of the world. Cardinal Lauri brought a special message to Ireland as he stood in the pro-cathedr: Outside, multitudes stretched away from the edifice, filling all the streets around as they listened to hii words broadcast through loud- speakers. “I &m in your midst.” said the rep- resentitive of the Vatican, “with this most hioble officz, with this most priv- ileged duty to perform—to represent the Pope, to bring to you his greetings and blessing, to bring to you—I cannot say it betier—all of his great heart, beating always with the deepest love for Ireland which is never second to any country in_ths Holy Father's affections.” The ceremony closed with the great hyms, “Faith of Our Fathers.” City a “Cathedral.” Dublin became a cathedral of heroic size today for the formal opening of | the Eucharistic Congress. Out cf the half million or more peo- | ple from 25 nations who are here for the great religious jubilation only 2.400 hand witnesses of the colorful opening spectacle. Loudspeakers carried the words and the scngs, if not the color, to hundreds of thousands of others massed in the streets outside. “Before the procession formed the in the ceremony assembled in their places within the cathedral, which was decorated with palms. The procession, forming across the street in a school made temporarily a robing room. was led by Bishop Heylen of Namur, the president of the Perma- nent Congress Committee. He was followed by Archbishop Byrne of Dublin, sponsor of this congress; by Cardinal Lauri, the papal legate, and then by the 10 other cardinals and their suites. Sponsor First Speaker. Archbishop Byrne, as sponsor of the congress, was the first speaker on the opening program, followed by Bishop Heylen and the cardinal legate Tomorrow pontifical mass will be celebrated in the pro-Cathedral, and another tomor- row morning at 11 o'clock. During the day tomorrow there will be sectional meetings of the various nationalities attending the congress. The | Americans will meet in the lord mayor’s residence. At 8 pm. tomorrow there will be a gigantic mess meeting of men in Phoenix Park, at which the cardinal legate will yrmde CLEVELAND PERKINS RITES HELD TODA Editorial Writer Who Died of Pneumonia Buried From St. John's. Funeral services for Cleveland Per- kins, prominent editorial writer, who died Monday night at Emergency Hos- | pital of pneumonia, were held at noon today at 8t. John’s Episcopal Church. Mr. Perkins, a native of England, had lived here most of his life. He' was a Harvard graduate and had served American envoys in Copenhagen and Rome as private secretary. For the past 10 years he had engaged in| news syndicate editorial work. Pallbearers at the funeral were W. Bostrom, the Minister from Sweden: Coleman Jennings. George A. Garrett, Grant Smith, Philip O. Coffin, Myron ! A. Hofer, Frederick Nano, Fleming New- | Charles Wilson, James C. Dunn, cis Riggs. Warren Delano Robbins m Merriam. Deaths Reported. Hiram W. Austin, .l, Emt!lfntyfl“flfl“m r! fl‘fl“\fi"n( st. ne. 220 se. Catherine lrkeu e T 8 olkman, 60, Harry F. Tids T8 “Capion st Willlam F Welsn, 58, Walter Reed Gen- | al ames M. Buckley. 55. Gallinger Hospital pEstel A Basnetl, 42, Walter Reed General ospital 3, U_S. Veterans' Hospital riteh, z" 712 Summit p Thomas_ Brogsdale. 56. G Grace Edwards, 36, Gaifleld Hospital _Viola Mayard 624_20th_st. ne. Charge It! Pay as EISEMAN'S, Tth & F AT LT U A R R E RSN Established 1900 Wm. H. Sardo & Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS The Funeral Chapel Service That Is Distinctive But Not Expensive LIncoln 0524.9244 g 412 H St. Northeast ATEEEEFLLLLLEXECLECURNNS sxssavsvvsad | CHAMBERS Gives A $350 Couch Casket funeral—the full funeral, $195. Shipping funerals, complete, as low as $65. We have a wonderfu.l funeral, cars and all, only $65, he Greater hambers Co. Largest in the City Main Office Cor. 14th and Chapin Sts. NW. Phone COL 0432-0433-0157 Phone or write your ad- dress. We will send you a beautiful catalogue of How We Do Ii could get into the pro-cathelrsl as first- | bishops and other clergy not concerned | t 12:30 a.m. a salenm high | ¢ /COOL SUMMER SUITS THE WEATHER District of Columbia—Partly cloudy tonight; tomorrow fair, not quite so warm; gentle to moderate southwest -.nd west, wmd-i d—Partly cloudy tonight an 'mnnn'ow not so wnrm tomorrow. Virginia—Fair, continued warm to- night; tomorrow partly cloudy; lllxhlly cooler in extreme north portion. ‘West Virginia—Partly cloudy wn!‘ht and tomorrow; not much change in temperature. F Report for Last 24 Hours. Tempeutuu Barometer. Yesterday— mzhestusa 6:00 p.m. yesterday. Yu.r Lowest, 171, 5:30 s.m. today. ago, 1. Year 1 ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.) Today. 10:57 a.m. 5:19am. 11:33p.m. 5:47pm. The Sun and Moon. Rises. Sun, today .. 4: 42 Sun, tomorrow 4: : | Moop, today..10: npm 8:56a.m. Automobile lights must be turned on one-half hour after sunset. Rainfall. 1 Monthly rainfall in inches in the | Capital (current month to date): Month. 1932. Average. Recurd January 482 3 '82 | Pebruary 246 84| | March 6.45 91 l 2.12 '89 | 5.07 '89 2.50 86| 28 | 16 85 89| 01 Tomorzow. Sets. 7:37 327 3.75 321 370 413 Stations. e 0 Clou 8 i Breiony % 034 Clear Etcloudy Md. Birmingham Bism $ tloudy Clear © Clear Pt cloudy 0 Rain Cloudy : Gl Pt cloudy New York. N.Y. Clear Oklahoma_ City | Omaha. Nebr lhm €ip! i P cloudy | d: y) re_Weather Cloudy Part Cloudy Vientia, Austria B Pait cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear pu\ cloudy 3l 62 | Noon” Gree')l.cn time, to Horta (Fayal\. Azo {Cutrent obsery milton. Bermuda *'Part cloudy | Part cloudy H : loudy o icudy Marriage Licenses. Carl Averill. 26. 1207 35th st.. | Herndon, 20." Charlottesville, Va CDousie. I HcRous 0L Johnson. 20, 1098 New Jersey sve. and Vigla T. Carter, 18. 46 L st.. Rev | Witliam & “wurotiy. : 2 | wler 23 1433 Tst. and Gussie |L Eullocl 19, 1433°T st Rev. William D. Jar ‘Rhodnes L Hamby. 21 Hickors, N, C.. and Annie L Taylor, 19, Newtor Clifford Hoy William Rothmann. 22. and Fdna L. = b lh] D( Bll‘m\au Md., Rev. Sioan. 55, F. | Weller, 3. ¢ G, 1332 1 st llnrhles o 1995 st Fade nobos ¥ et Sam Defnbaugh. 28. Silver S !!i 1 Relctinarar, 35" 604 915 mnemain. 2nd Mary | L Charles | Md. and and Rena " Judse’ Rovert B 440d e Dotier, m: ., 242 Potomac st ith st. and 4 ey &0 . Keller. 24, l!ll th Clrol!nl 255,06 and Hegrietia H e Joseon M. Sio R Tllrl)l'v Va.; ul(hlli]yp :[ 201 I . Apk Parr, | 8, 30 The Rev Il 76 Taylor st s wthorne an. n :-z. RS armmm H fihnmn 21. 459 Florida ave., and lut.h A. Beott, 18, 1713 1st st.., Rev. R. 00ks. suheeBlackwel, 43, 3316 M st and Elin beth Ellts, 42, 3316 M Eiess Gibs . 1235 Madison st.. 28, 617 Pern pl.; Fim nd’ M Smith, 23, both of Bultimore, Nd' Rev: Wy W ol 50 Lawrence Hamn. 28, 2205 oth sl Joutha Glover, 25,2308 e R bt Wiseman. I _Leo A. Ds it st. 1;::{1; Farea'35, Mo um".m"n' ¥ . Watt, 32, Ban % Witk ide. 381350 35t 24 T0s| y. 28. Tampa, Yll lnd éud{u V. Carter, 29, 1820 I st.: Rev. E. H | Dunlo; Wilam = wans. 33, 1321 AZ5th, st Pearl L Edivards 27, 1363 aryland ¥ . Henry W. Tolso; T30, 405 New York ave. lsie Spann,”20, 617 3d st. ne.; Jackso, 4 A Krooke 22, 1000 K Slrnhne Jenkins. 19, Clarendon, | Charles B. Austin. and Rev. 'Isaac st. n.e . and vas Rev: Plan l?u-eworh bi phy | HAGERSTOWN, Md., June 22 (Spe- cial) —The Boy Scouts of Hagerstown !and the county have been given the ! fair grounds for their annual Fourth tof July fireworks display. Thousands of people from throughout the Cumber- | the annual display. FOUND. FOR LOST ANIMAI.! pply Animal Rescue League. un 57: WRIST tlon anddate Jost. 1 ofice. il *Kdiress Box $30E: av 3 LOST. BRIEF CASE—$£25 reward for return of briel Sase contalning records of Hove Lodse. 20, F. Carioet Monday between § 1341 Rando 224, 0. and | (e At ) INNER RING, dismond “and hire, ¢ a e Monroe i‘o Biserttl"line’ e lm-nu 92. cal Reward. 3544 1 . wirech nx umrm s ame “Tucl jayne Shop. 1350 Conn. ave. The finder of an DOG—Will Iost in mlnl" of 1 B Rt FOUNT; all fiel eorgi hair ‘report same TALW PEN. Shaeffer. without cap. in f: park near Pan-American ‘lfl l0 . tortoise shell: mm lfilhtly on_ street nr m Police Cour 'S 5060, Bx. 241 run.sl—wm river who found white purse in taxi Saturday morning please return to desl Keystone Apartment and receive | DAVIS, ALFRED A. There will be a special | u.\'\m [RITES THIS AFTERNOON land and Shenandoah Valleys attend : #iT] Braths. | BARCO, LAURA T. On Tuesday, June 21, m. n hn{'r esidence, 715 lth u s', loved wife of the I 0 Barco and mother ot Mes. Bindl Ryner, Mrs. Christobel Feiber, Maurice C. Bailey and B, Barco. Funeral {rom above residence on Thursday, June 23, at 2 p.m. Funeral private. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. BEODHEAD, day. June after ‘s nhon Hinessr BRODHEAD. BROWN, loBlIIf SMITH, Departed |h§s ite o [BOSS BURLEIGH, On Tues- 2. at_Lawrence. Kans. ROSS Bu!u.zlcu and of Syivia Bi of Mrs. lda Jones and Miss Anne Brows, Sadie Washington snd s Eye sts. s.w. Notice or lun-nl l-m BRYAN, LILLBOURNE uesdar. Sine ‘21 N055 LI LBOURNE 1. BRYAN devoted husband of Maggie Bryan. fatner of Carneite Bryan. son of @) George Bryan and Eugenia Bryan. in-law of Mary Pine. ~He also leaves to mourn his departure four sisters e mains reposing at the John T. Rhines fu- neral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. No- tice of funeral later. COLE. CORNEILUS B. On Tuesdiy, June 3 fesidence. l‘:Hanndhn a : brother of Themas, James F. Willlam Cole, rs. Margaret Buckley of Edgemcor, Md Funeral from sbove address on Thufsdsy; June 23, at Heare Ehuven, whe . at b 55 . thence to acred at9 mass will be offered a.m. for ihe repose of his soul. Rela- tives and friends invited. Rood Cemeters. Interment Holy COLE. CORNELIUS B. On Tuesdsy. June 1932, at_the residence of his biother. e, w. ve address on ‘Thursgay, June 2: 3t 830 "orclock: thence to Bacred Heari Church, where mass will be offered at 9 for the repose of his soul. ~Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Holy Cemetery. cxawro) n. vice m. i 1 % eloved wite of te or e eral trom 13 c un-. Lose. e 7! Fi Relailves and iriends invited. Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery. I'M;’IB. ALFEED A. On Tuesday, 2, t 6:50 am. at his residence Hll Crest drive, Lee Heights, Va , ALFR On Tuesday, June June 21, 116 h services the Church June 23 Cemetery, on. at Micthodiet Va. on ent Oakwood 22 communication of Myron M. Parker Lodge. No. 21. A M. at 145 pm. Thurs: day, ‘June 23, 1932. ‘to attend the funcral of our late brotner., ALFRI AVIS. R e T T ELMER E. WILLIAMS, Master. DAVIS, JOHN H. Suddenly. June 22. 1932, H DA_VIE. be- dence. 420 Shepherd at. n e N romeni’ Rock < Eemeters’ IDFI.IN' WAL‘I'!I Denlrl!d this life Tues- ay. June 21, re De Vars ‘ave. EDELIN Call m Commandery, No John. Thursday. June 23. Puneral from his late reiidence Saturda June 25. at 8:30 am. Requiem mass & Bt. Vincent de Paul's Church at § am JAMES T. BMITH, Pres. * LUCKETT. On AF:Q:: at the home of, 4 hoebus. ETT ENGLISH. JERRY FILBEN. Wi n (nee Flage) tice of funeral heceafter. JENNIE M. Tucsday, June 21, 1032, 6am 1, Jesiden 200 beloved of Predeiick Have rervices at Arnold s funeral chapel at Thursday, June 23 KEELEY, C. (CORA) LARIMORE. On Tues: 932. at George Washingt v C. . CoRA MORE_KE| Hines Co. 1 Wednesday. Jun Féoomingion. Pa | LEIMBACH, ?‘ TH_JOSESHINE. SE5ton st . Morrell Park on Prioay. June 36. 'at ¥ pm. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Baltimore. EWIS. LAURA. On Monday. June T e Aiexanaria Hospital. EY; e Bethiehem Baptist Church . Va. Interment Gum Springs McCAWLEY. NAOMI On Monday. June, 20. her resmphrce % ter E. McCawle: ey residerce on thence to St. Peter's Church. wh will be said st 8 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemeter: urco-mcx JoserH B, On 1532, ai 1 n.. aite brot] sner of and Mrs B s residenices 2V don, Va. on Thursdar. J am Requiem mass Church, Clarendon. Ve terment _(private) st Cemetery. FOR MISS CORA KEELEY . Body of Lawyer, Graduate Here and Resident Since 1907, Taken to Pennsylvania. Funeral services were to be held at| tke §. H. Hines funeral home at 4 pm | today for Miss Cora Larrimore Keeley. | prcminent Capital lawyer. who died | early yesterday. The body wes to be) taken to Bloomingten, Pa., for burial. Miss Keeley, who had been a mem- ber of the District Bar since 1918, was a graduate of Washington College of Law, Business High School and the Dis- trict public schocls. Sh® was a native of Larimore, N. Dak., and had been a resident of this city since 1907 She is survived by her father, Rev. James Hugh Keeley, Riverdale, Md., and two brotfers, Ralph of Riverdale and James H. jr, United States consul at ontreal. MM Pear] McCall, president of the Woman’s Bar Association, today an- nounced a committee t* attend the funeral of Miss Keeley. The committee comprises Catherine Reaney, Etta L. Taggart, Olive Geiger. Olive King, Cath- erine McCloskey. Beatrice Clephane, Elizabeth Harris and Nita 8. Hinman. Births Reported. Bersamin and Morsaret Soicer Thert, SIEE S%and Lathia O g‘na.u. sl Beu Raymond, -rB and Mary ouis and Blanche hurmln G B yitdred L. Abel sckein ¢ d Eva L_McCully, girl. ooy P ahd B G. Ramey. Kirl. Jemes % 4o Hirets “Lansinger. 3 Lillian Hackett, girl Viient "B and "Louise H. Crentzenbers. ames A, ang. Gertrude T. Rhiel. girl. L and Flizabetn Avery. €l Adams and Claudia Len K. and Adelaide B. Farrall, girl. Robert E and Loretta 1. Lerch. irl. William and Mildred Maxfield. boy Goarles A~ and L Heiott. boy. Sarles & 2nd Mavy 'R Fisher. boy. faymond T. and Katherine M xuu. boy. Johp R. and Marcaret M. Barrett, boy. Louis and Celis Herman boy. Clarence an . boy. - and Helen ¢ Bengel. d Em hyltz. boy, Zebulon C, o E P einls B Hodse: scdrow, R boy. boy. ‘T Hasel O, Wilson: boy: ana! Margaret T Hutcnison, ¢ and Mary H. Muir. boy \‘vmik" ""4nd Ruby C_ Hasdon, boy. . _sirl. iRt W H. ot Melvin_and Anne Jenifer. gizl. Elege and Gladys M. Willis, nd "Fleanor. Burhanan. boy. it A N PeSe cfimfufi’u" K "ana D 400 26th st. n.1 Dng—German Police. Reward. 3831 Chesterfield bl n.w.. Clev. 0235 43. ":“:" o IIBBXYQ e Slark 1 %oy, oore. int & Mg d. b ?" ne ;3" ke ot bt boy John_an, M. and Gertrude Calac, o Glasgow, Scotland, for stealing a join er's plane, has spent 40 of his 80 years nd | Thomas“and Merjerle o Rosa 'Harrison, girl Edward Quinn, arrested recently in' in prison, all sentences being for short “w(} ATT, muQ\ mur,’n'r SR. On McMILLAN. FLORENCE LILLIAN. On Wednesdsy. Jum 22,1932, st her resi- dence. 1649 Hobart st. n.w.. RENCE LILLIAN McMILLAN, ' beioved sister ot Mrs.® Thomas D. Whyte and Clifford R. and Russell 1. \’lh!u. at sbove address Prida; at 130 pm. Interment Howell MOORE, JAMES. June 20,1932, June 24, Mich, 23 Suddenly, A en! o:udMHMAI’ Urother "ot Storeea s g 04 Alice’ Scarborough. he 'W. ErnesteJarvis 5% une 2; 0. s Interment Lincols’ Memorial Simoioes” " PREVOST, LOUISA C. On Tuesd Jun 31, 1932, at her_residence, 1122 4th st ey EVOST. beloved wife of ‘the Funeral from the s on Thursday. June 23, .at JInterment at Arlington Na- tiofai *Ceme PIMER, BETTIE. On Tuesday, J 1952 at her rcsidence, 10 R st.'n.w kg Y wife of the late Wil N mother of°Mys. Maddelin Wills: Soe 1 aiso survived hy a daughters, a gr ews and other relat neral notice later. PITT“ (aEOI.(;E W. On Bund 1932, .ff.‘ilcwp‘” T beloved by i . Pitls. deparied” s Jite at his residen majns resting ai McGulre's Tunsral home, Washington. 9th st. nw. gun place. funeral services il Woodlawn T emeie Mrs. Pids is Alu)llli ll 3. \ Od“ n.w. 22¢ "T"l‘ GEORGE Bete Astociation - MringOrLEPUS, Altycks, Reo ooklyn. N. Y., June 19. 1932. of G Piinkral fooms ‘ Thursday. June 23. Il NRY L. BAILEY, 30 aum.u Becretary. | Troent. PITTS, blfl.Gl goras Lodge. dered oth dson, " three ‘ne; Wnd’ triends. * P ¥ o sty i teo mple, . Thursday, Sine . &t 1 o'clock {p . for the pur- uneral of our late PITTS. Funeral a. WM, 23¢ Members of Pyth A M parlor NSON, On Tuesday. * iespital, MADE Joied sister “of Mrs & I Bayonne, Jamin W d M Junes LINE, Aune G. Ran- Russell Goodwis Karroes € at Lomax's chapel. 1400 ¥ be seen Wednesday Thursday, June 23, ; from the shove-named chapel, 8mith officiating. Priends in. Interment Lincoln Memorial Ceme~ On Tuesday, ANDREW J nw. 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