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Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
National LEAGUE
Pays Tribute To
Five Pitchers

ST. LOUIS. July 10 tip, Tho
National lcaCuc, the pitchers cir
cult. held lis head hich TO-DAY and
PORTED proudly tn its bis five
OF the box
Reading irDm lcn IN nef' Tho;
arc. Be Paul Dcr1n1er Buck
walters. Whitlow wyatt Larry
French and Carl HubbcH three
right handlers ana a par O. leftlc,
and they had villa, II likes in
the all-star came yesterday to pune
turc tho bubble of the American
Leagues yamtcd pow"r a Tire p,9'o
The greatest SLUG GERS in the Am
erican league were helpless. hope
less and handCuffed by Derringer's
whipcrack curve Walters Sinke"
ball and Wyatt'S healthy. high hard
one. French'S twisting screw hall
and Huhbelle AGED hut sill hoN-
orablc scrcWball
Deacon Bill MCkeCmlc.@ parade
Of pitchers was too much fnr thC
American lcaCuCrS. who bowed 10
and became tho first team in all
star history 10 be horse CollarCd
Not only were the American lea
Ctors blankod by thcy Woro vic
Tins of the host group plfchln-
plan tho all-star series oyer has
seen. The three hJts allowed b.
the National lca-NC was one loss
than tho four Lefty Gomez and
Mel Harder gave the senior loop
IN 1885 al Cleveland
Here's how the hoaraldcd Am
crican league power faded ont i,
the simmerine heat Of sWel'"cnC
midwestern afternoon
Only 81 American league batro:7
-four over perfect game went
to the plate.
Only five men reached base
three on hits and two on walks
Only one man reached second
base. and only one tthc same ono,
reached third.
Only eight balls we've hIt ont of
the nficld all day, three ClCiN
hits. four easy flies and one hard
hit liner from Jimmy Foxx which
Terry Moore pulled down easily
after short run in deep center.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
Oakland
kSoinso on
Seattle
Ry UNITED PRESS

sShn FranciScoS Seals took J
0 fail out of the league leading
|sattie Raniers last night. ending
lie lnJuns nine-game winning
freak.
iElderly nm Gibson who plt,ho,
1T when The weather Is cool. mad
nc Of his GOOD nights and turned
Re Rainier back with seven. hits.
|Oakland raincd n game on Seat
i by trimming Sacramento 2 to !.
ok Salvceon and Bill Schmidt put
L a tipnl pitching duel. the latter
sinf tho ACornS only four hits
|iilt SalvcSon was touched for
re.
Portland ended a long losing
eak with . 10 4 win over Hol-
wool. scored al the expense Of
hnny Bittncr who was raped for
hits. including a home run by
ankle Hawkins with a couple q.
tteS on base in the fifth I'M ne
los Angeles took its second game
m San DIEGO. 10 5. in a irCe-
ting affair featured by 81 hits.
die MAYO singled Bill Holm home
IN the winning run in the eighth
hing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10

vas / In O but it doesn't tell tho
entire story Of the superiority OF
The National league team.
Fer Bill McKcChne'> National
)raeuerS were cockcy and confident
the, pitched to the Yankees fear
e~>lN and they bcitcd the daylights
ont Of Rufus The Red RuttinG
ancc known as the pitcher who had
"a do nothing moro than put on his
Glove La beat the National league.
The legend that the Yankees arc
my.neIhle dIcS hard, and 50 Man
aecr Joe Cronm OF the American
lcaEao team put in his starting line
M Charlie Keller. Joe DlMagglo,
Rlll Dlckey Joe Gordon and Ruff
ms And they were to ) favorltcs
over the National league before the
game
But the old 7lng isn't there any
more for the Yankees and this prob
ably Will go down as the year in
which the era of domination by
MurdererS Row came to its end
MCkechnie can take bow on
the shreWd way in which he moved
five pitchers into the game scored
the first shutout in the eight all
star games and took command OF
the battle from the first pitch.
FAM DcrrlncCr. BuCky walters. Whit
wyatt. Larry French and Carl Hub
hCll sent fast ones and curled curves
past the best power hltterS in the
American league and once the first
inning was over there didn't seem
To be any doubt about the outcome
The hero of the game was Max
West. ontficldcr of the Boston Bees.
who got INTO the starting lineup
only because MCKcChnie had IN
eleventh. hour bunch that CHlgCd
hnn 10 pick West over Mel OFT of
the New York Giants. West came
up IN the first inning with Ar!ly
Vaughan of the Pirates and Billy
Herman of the Cubs on base Ruff
nE threw fast one Just above
Vests knees and Max. digging in
with a toe-hold at the plate, swung
The ball screamed its way into the
right tleld pavilion for 4 homer
and that was the ball game
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
kovacs Leads Way
In Net Tourney

NORTH CONWAY. N. H. July 10
CUPl-Top-Scedcd Frank kovaCS OF
Oakland. Cal, today paced the ia
vOrtcS into the third round of the
Gold Racquet tennis tournament
after arriving a day late
KoyacS won his second round
match yesterday from Ormc Wilson
of Boston without dropping a SIN
gle game. SecOnd-Scedcd Hal Sur
face of Kansas City Mo, defeated
Del Farrar of White Plains. N. Y,
e.. 6-4 Clff Suffer of New York.
seeded No 3, and fourth-Seedcd
George FOLEY of Los Angeles also
advanced with Straight-set wins.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
FL Centre Girls
Score lis Win
Over HoItvile

Ell Centre girls Softball team went
one game up on the Holtvillc girls
Tuesday night in game played
at FL Centre stadium. by defeating
the invaders. lis.
Carmen Vinfrido and Hulda Free,
with two hits each. paced the FL
Centre hltters Kcffer. with AZ home
run and a single, was the leading
hitter for tho losers.
The score.
Holtville 00l ot0 o So
FL Centre $50 300 Il 81
Westoyer and Ravens; VandCrn-
den and Norris.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10

mound with KInnC behind the plate
Paul Brown will play first base;
Nevin House. second: Dutch Van
NoStrand third: Ted Sander. short e
stop: TarAan Aaron. Jerry Port
Ted Ehmke and Bill Webster in the
outfleld
The B leaguerS will start Charles
WeSterkamp on the mound, Homer
Spear behind the plate. Agnew vii!
play first. Smith, second; Birch
field. third. Miller. shortstop; Nee
Icy. left field; Hulct. center field;
Mcbride. right field; Rainwater,
short field
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
Imperial. SeeIey
Battle for Second

Seeley and Imperial Sottbail
teams, tied for second place in the
city league standings. will make 2
bid for undisputed possession OF the
runnerup spot tonight IN Ell Centr1
stadium.
Seeley defeated Holtville, lost &c
the ElkS as did Imperial in second
round games. Billie Sunstrom will
hurl for Seeley, Steve Ritter 1or
Imperial
The game will start at SIS.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
DARNElL OPENS BOWLING
ACADEMY IN JACUMBA

Jack Darncll VINO formerly opCr-
atcd the FL Centre bowling acad-
envy. will open the Jacumba bowl
Ing center Saturday. The alleys Will
remain open the remainder of the
summer. Darncll said
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
0ver|in Treats
Crowd in Win

NEW YORK, July 10 dUPD
They're calling Middlcweight Cham
piOn Ken Ovcrlln Butch" today m
stead of 'DlaybOy' after the bloody
lob he did last night at Greensboro
arena where he forced Harry Bal .
Samo NcW YOrk'S betting brake
man. Ia quit IN tho ninth round
his face streaming gore
Dcbonalr OvCrlpl king of tho
cocktail lounges the matinee mollS'
delight went SavaGCly bcrSerk AT
tho milk fund show, Infatuated by
Balsamo's rough tactics, and treated
the 1900 fans to a rhapsody in rcd.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
Coca Cola Wins
From City. 1b7

scored 1877 victory over the City
Employees at the Adams street iICId
Tuesday night to move within one %
half game of tho league leading
District Shop Cliff Benson. with
three triples in tour tries. was the
leading hitter.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10

To- ANGELES. July II Up,
IL saIcablc D.l. Largely straGv.
T. ~ iDodiHm to ,rri,r j., ~ IL
g.. rroJa butr1ov. r -. =. ,ro.-
'..el top ia. icY' hcads 80; 40
.'III' '#5'-7, sow, 80.
.'rlr saIrabIc 600. About i"adv.
u sHgn hort fed s'""rs h'ld Ar.
n'.r.i T. 3"ad aroITl 1n"p Ii weight
to common 10 GOWN. fow
t''#,r LETTERS !; COWS BIB 50. nAd
had - SIS; good quoted and
abpy". Gamers ana cutters i-J.50.
strong weight cutters Il 5.Tj, bulIe
G.25-7.5D. few G1Wn. Calves &al'
able 200. steady; bulk vealcr. and
tcw light weight calves 81 1.oh, I'D !
lcaIcrs to II: ch0it" la kin f."
'aI:cs down II 8 and below
Sneep none. clo8nup Of h0ldovcr.
At -teady prices, common to med -
lum shorn ewes 2.50-2.2j. sorted at
1852 25; odd medium lambs = %
good choice wOJled lambs quotrf
to 80
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
l.. a. PRODJCE

Los ANGELES. July j. T'Pr .-
SUPPLE wcrc mudcratc 10 lIIcra!
W'fh demand ana trading tn sl1E.
Beans. bcrric-. corn. cucumber.
"CgrIaHi, grape. nectarin"s. peach s
aLH pun were slightly weaker
10 weaker onions and po,atoc;
80" firm to lightly stronger.
tanfaloups: Hafey Best std lG"
6" =. TIP Tops std 10s-l6s GG-75c
Hone Edcw imperial Jumbo 27..35-
81 ISL 81: HoneybaIis jumbo 36s
=. f1l5-S1 40, Persiany std g. 70
r ! p". Gaaaha& Jumbo 6s-hs 75-h5'
Waf"rm' Ions car lot Yuma
!, l"ndlk". "o-2t III avg 81 ~ ~ 90
FlH'T idc etrIp"- Il 20 ~ a.; 80
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
SAN FRANCISCO GIRLS
LOSE IN VANCOUVER

VANCOUVER. B. c.. July 10.'UPD
The Sherry's girls softball team
of San Francisco lost a 3 to ? en-
counter to the Vancouver Young
Conservatives here last night Flo
Isaacs of the Sherry's was the out
standing player on the field
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
PI ECHASE STABLE

SANTA ROSA. Cal. July 10. up,
Film Actors James Cagney and
Lynn Oyeunan have bought a racing
stable. but unlike their Hollywood
CompatrlotS who 60 for the flash
of Santa Anita and Hollywood Park
their purchases we're harness horses
and they'll race them at the small
county fairs.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
BOBBY PACHO LOSES

FRESNO, Cal, july 10 up
Sheik Rangcl. l50, of Fresno las
night decisioncd Bobby Pacho, $50.
Los Angeles. IN a l0-round fight
here. Promoter Onyx Orach sad
he would offer Ranccl bout ncXD
month with Young Corbett III. tor.
MGR worlds weltorwelght Champion.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
|e3O keg|ers
! I'm CityLoop;
Edg.-loan End

y strong 20-30 club bowling team
iShed the city bowling lead Sched-
with a comfortable lead Tues
Y night by defeating Doc Dupont
wlers, 81.
second place Building and Loan
Hers scored a shutout victory over
srwoods and Harris garage drop
4 four points 70 the Board Of
ielization.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10

ass ANGELES. July 6 Up
issues rose, three fell and -four
a unchanged during very duh
has among listed stocks on the
i Angeles stock exchange this
nlnG,
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
THE POST PRESS
SPORTS
Lineups Released
For Au-StdrCdme
On Friddy

iineupS announced Wednesday FOR the grud&'
battle between Ell Centre astar team and the league
a-sars Friday night in the FL Centre stadium, according
TO Pat Patterson, loop president.
The FL Centre A-StarS will send Steve Ritter to the
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
l.. A. BANKS
L. 4. LIIESTOEk

Lp~ ANGELES. July II H'PJ
IT IN. tmniIra 5l.l5
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1940-07-10
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Cdudlcd heck.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
BY the Associat ted Press.

KANSAS CITY, March 29.-All
blame for the first sin Of the world Is
shifted to Adam, and Eve is COM
pletely exonented in the revised
cathechism soon to be released for
use in parochial schools.
This precept is in conformance
with orthodox teaching. said the
Rev. Francis j. Connell of New York
in explaining the revisions yesterday
to the National Catholic Educational
Association convention. Heretofore,
Adam and Eve were blamed jointly
for disobedience of Gods command
when they partook Of the fruit OF
the tree of life, of knowledge Of good
and evil in the Garden of Eden.
The revised catechism. drafted by
a committee headed by Bishop Ed
win v. OHara Of the Kansas City
Diocese, simplifies much of the Ian
guage and some theological points in
the Baltimore catechism which has
been in use IS years.
Simpler phrases are offered as
substitutes for duly authorized
priest prompted by grace" and
"enliven our devotion"
The new catechism also contains
information about st. Joseph as well
as the Virgin Mary, and warns
against sinfulness of suicide and
drunkenness. Obligations of citizens
and civil officials to their country
also are emphasized.
Evening star., 1940-03-29

courts to defend persons charged
with crimes should be compensated
at a reasonable rate. He estimated
that this would not cost the District
more than $4,000 a year. He said
a recent study he had made Of In.
digent prisoners showed there were
not more than IS q month who had
to be given counsel.
Richard r. Atkinson, a colored at
torney. raised the question OF the
dual Jurisdiction which the Attorney
General would have over the district
attorney and the public defender,
promoting possible conflicts in the
prosecution and defense of Federal
cases.
The subcommittee Is considering
along with the District measure a
bill which would create the ONCE OF
public defender for every United
States district court in the country.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Murder Witnesses
' Guarded After Cana
Fails 10 'Get' One
Another Indictment
Expected Today in
Syndicate KILLINGS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 29.-Antici-
pating the return OF another indict-
nent today, District Attorney Will
liam O'Dwyer redoubled efforts to
protect the lives of witnesses in his
far-f1ung investigation of Brook
lyn's CASH -and-bury murder syn
dicate.
Mr.. ODwyer disclosed the need OF
extra precaution last night in his
recital Of the fantastic tale of
- thwarted gangster efforts to exc
cute Angelo Catalano, an eye-wit-
ness to the 1887 Staying of
George Rudnick, a Brooklyn in
former.
The Kings County grand jury is
expected to return an indictment
: today in the Rudnick case, the
prosecutor said.
The order for Catalano's evecu-
ton, Mr.. O'Dwyer said, was sent out
from 'Tombs Prison by a prisoner
held in the investigation of the ring,
which has been linked with at least
IS gangland slayings.
The order was issued last week."
Mr.. ODwyer said. and a friend of
Catalano was selected to lure him
to an execution spot on Long Is
land"
Mr.. ODwyer said when the friend
approached Catalano to 60 away for
the week end, the latter, wise in the
ways of underworld ride" tactics,
said he would have to go home first
to pick up some clothes.
Waiting for him at home were two
detectives with a warrant for his
detention as a material witness in
the Rudnick murder.
Mr.. ODwyer quoted Catalano as
greeting the detectives with undis-
, guised relief. exclaiming
You don't know what a favor
you're doing me. I was never so
glad to see a cop in luy life. They
were going to rub me out"
Shortly after the disclosure of the
plot an eight-State alarm was sent
out calling for the arrest of Louis
(the Duke) Malone and Vito Gurino.
described as important members of
the Brooklyn gang. They are sought
for questioning in the Catalano case.
The alarm said the men were likely
to shoot it out rather than sur
render"
GangSters had obtained freedom on
bail for the man, held on a vagrancy
charge, Mr.. ODWyer said.
Mr. O'Dwyer revealed also that
gunner had taken rooms directly
across hotel courtyard from quar-
ters occupied by Abraham Levine
and Tony Maffetore. hoodlums
whose singing" first broke the
murder-by-contract syndicate The
men are now under heavy guard
in new hideaway, he said.
Evening star., 1940-03-29

attorneys-including Associate Jus
tice Justin Miller Of the United
States Court of Appeals and Police
Judge Edward M. Curran, the in
coming District attorney-indorsed
the measure warmly, there was some
opposition to 1t.
F. Regis Noel, q former president
Of the District Bar Association, said
he thought the legislation was un-
necessary. He contended that an
adequate defense of INDECENT pris-
oners could be worked out by the
bench and the bar. He described
the measure as another effort to
build up a group Of social workers
here" explaining that the bill would
permit the public defender to have
investigators who need not be
lawyers.
Another attorney, Joseph Sitnick,
suggested that In place of a public
defender. attorneys appointed by the
Evening star., 1940-03-29
All Blame for First Sin Shifted
To Adam in New Cutechism

The theory OF progressive educa-
ton was described as an heresy by
the Rev. George johnson Of WASH
ington, secretary general OF the asso-
citation. That theory, he asserted. al
though 1t contains a kernel Of truth,
denies the supernatural and is based
on false naturalism.
Progressive education stresses the
value OF learning by living. by ac-
tion," he said. 1T has done service
by emphasizing the weakness of
SNUG routine textbook stuffng, but
1t overemphasizes the value of
physical activity that leaves no room
for passive acquiescence. and ac-
ceptance through faith. It becomes
ludicrous in championing too abso-
Lutte freedom for the child, without
discipline and the curbing of i'm
pulses
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Writer Reviews
Book for Club

Mrs. Charles E. Fairman's guests
for the Friday Book Review Club at
the Grafton Hotel this morning were
Mrs. Henry F. Grady. Mrs. David D.
Terry, Mrs. w. F. Nerrell, Mrs.
Wade Kitchens, Mrs. Clifton Scott,
Mrs. Howard A. Dawson. Mrs. Lester
A. Gibson, Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs.
Harry r. Fulton and Mrs. Thomas
Tatum.
Mrs. Randolph Blinn, who writes
under the name of Ethel Hueston,
reviewed her new book, Uncle
Lancy for President" and Mrs. H.
Lyle Campbell, vice president of the
National Story League, reviewed two
books for children. Mrs. Theodore
Tiller presided
Evening star., 1940-03-29
City News in Brief
TODAY.


Meeting. Chevrolet Motor School.
Hotel 2400, 9 am. to pm.
! Meeting. Graphic Arts Society,
Hotel Annapolis, pm
Dinner Ohio Chamber of Com
merce. Mayflower Hotel, 7p.m.
Dinner meeting, District of Mary
land Paper Trade Association. Hotel
Raleigh. $50 p m.
Card party, Kappa Gamma Soro-
\ rity Hotel Raleigh, 730 pm.
y Meeting, United Printcraft In
ternational Golf Association, May
flower Hotel, pm.
Meeting. Southern Gross Chapter,
U. D. c., Willard Hotel, 8 pm
Card party, dance, st. Johns
Mothers Club, Willard Hotel. 8 pm.
Meeting. A. F. G. E. distributing
department, Hamilton Hotel. 8 pm
Meeting. Beta Chi Sorority, Ward
man Park Hotel pm
Bridge, 2400 Bridge Club, Hotel
2400. 8 pm.
Performance. Washington Civic
Theater, Wardman Park Hotel,
8:15 pm
Dance, Kilowatt Club of Potomac
Electric Power Co., Hotel Raleigh,
pm.
Dance, Silver Spring Lions Club,
Mayflower Hotel, 9 pm.
Dance, Acacia Bowling League,
Wardman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Eastern Public Speaking
Conference, Mayflower Hotel, 9 am
Luncheon, Washington Chapter,
Georgetown Visitation Convent
Alumnae Association, Hotel 2400, 2
pm
u Gard party, st. Joseph College
Alumni, Washington Chapter, Ra-
leigh Hotel, 2 pm.
Tea dance Southern Bachelors
Club, Hotel 2400, pm.
Meeting, Philosophical Society of
Washington. Cosmos Club, 815 pm.
Dinner dance, Alpha Zeta Beta
Sorority, Wardman Park Hotel. 7
pm.
Banquet, Montana State Society,
Wardman Park Hotel, pm.
Dance, Washington Passenger As
eOClaClOn, MaynOWer Hotel, 9:3O pm
Dinner, 1910 Masters Association,
Mayflower Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, Immaculate Seminary
Alumnae Association, ,Mayt1ower Ho-
tel. pm.
Dance, Princeton Club of Wash
ington, Raleigh Hotel, pm.
Dance, Kappa Gamma Sorority,
Hotel 2400. 10 pm.
Dance. Mu Sigma Fraternity, Will
lard Hotel, 9 pm.
Carnival night, Variety Club, Will
= lard Hotel, pm.
Banquet, Printing Pressmen Union
Of Washington, Willard Hotel, 7:30
Meeting, Federal Surplus Com
modities Corp, Raleigh Hotel, all
day.
Evening star., 1940-03-29
Subcommittee Defers
Action on Bill for
Public Defender
Plon Warmly Proised
And Opposed; Noel
Holds 1t Unnecessary

The Capper bill to establish pub
lie defender for the District was
under the consideration of a Senate
Judiciary Subcommittee today after
a public hearing yesterday.
The subcommittee, headed by Sem
ator Van Nuys, Democrat, of In
diana, and including the author Of
the bill, Senator Capper. Republican,
Of Kansas, deferred action until next
week
While several Judges and leading
Evening star., 1940-03-29

While several judges and leading
Evening star., 1940-02-20
1tt Mrmnrtattt

@ @eslSysd VII Ste aad mother MfsSIE M&fMsEE & hsa Sa-
az todar VINO Iahs passed away seyenteen years
''0 '0fH5 HUsBASb BAiSSfpasS AND IS Son aeIs ROBERT.
BROWN, EDWARD BOONE. In sad re-
mpeembrsnee penh1 & of my dear husband. EDWARD
ago today. February 90 1854.
Gone but. not forgotten.
'0 '"''e' nj" nome HoV1Na V Ses'' WIFE
COPE, SAMUEL a. A tribute CT love
sso'sa sM1E he %e@s5s os Of So essss
sss one his fsr LoVNa Sf GdsH WrE FesFEnEz @EfE 20
orI DORSEY 81 aI,T Oh CHARLES H In leying men,
years ago today. February 20 20. 1888. a5 ''A
B But we shall meet beyond the river.
son, RH9MoNb' e cAEe Dorsey. a2YAA'' AND
msmq5y Of my mother. a. DEnIA Eassea a. 70 rLAe .Ae
aso oday who 81 tbs a s
DAUGHTER. MARY E. WHELAN. .
NIGHTINGALE. GEORGE E. In sad but
GEoRoE E H1darSE & dsa4 NfsstYasy
Tan,,,I Tho Dassed d away four years ago today.
He always learned to watch tor me,
Anxious If were late;
In winter By the window,
In summer by the gate.
His THOUGHTS were all so full Of me.
He never could forget
And so think that where he is.
He must be watching vet.
Waiting TIL come home to him.
watching from Heavens window.
HIS DEVoTED B DAUGHTiERR' fF I R'' AND SON.
IN-LAW. EMMA AND JOE BRADLEY. :
STEWART. MARY NJ Sacred to the
memory of our dear wife and sister-ln-law,
MARY M. STEWART. who entered into
20. 1899.
Weary. sad and heavy-hearted.
Thus We pass each lonely day:
For our loved one has departed,
Gone before to show the way
From this world of pain and sorrow,
To the land OF peace and rest.
God has taken you. dear wife,
LOVING HUSBAND, DANIEL sTEWART,
AND SISTER-1N-LAY. MAYME.
WILLIAMS. ANNABEL v. In loving
memory of our dauehter and sister. AN
MABEL " WILLIAMS of Vienna Va, who
departed this life three years ago, Feb
ruarv 20. 1887.
The ,depth of sorrow we cannot tell
OF the loss of our dear Annabel;
And while she sleeps peaceful sleep.
Her memory We shall always keep.
Sad today are our troubled hearts,
Our eyes are dim with tears.
For death has robbed us. of the enc
We thought was ours for years.
Some day we hone to meet you.
Some day. We know not when.
To clasp your hand in a better land.
~ 'Si' THE FAMILY .
Evening star., 1940-02-20
Dfatha

TITUS, EDGAR TUNIS. On Monday.
February 19. 1940 EDGAR TUNiS
TITUS Of Leesburg, Va. beloved husband
q Dorothy Marie Titus. brother of DR..
Mrs: John i Hourihsns q Leesbar9. va Va.
rei and B. o' ritus inlse snd sohs d.ush- usa-
ter. Dorothy Jane Titus Of Leesburs. va.
W. SERVICES at his late residence. Leesburs.
sm sa on R.,st;Sns ,Wte;dnssday rsbrIary r. at 70
terment LeesburR Cemetery. Leesburs. Va.
WHITLEY. EDWARD. Columbia Lodge,
notified et the funeral of Brother 81 EpMARp Rfsf1S
WHITLEY from Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church Wednesday, February 21. 1910,
RUSSELL ] BowsER, Exalted Ruler.
LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary.
WOOD, NELLIE. On Monday. February
~, 1870, NELLIE WOOD, beloved wife OF
yonn II. Wood and mother of Mrs. Halle
Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral
home. S16 H st. ne. on Thursday, FEB
ruary %, at 10 am. Relatives and friends
invited 1nterment Congressional Gem
etery. 21
WOOSTER. WILLIS ToPLEY. On Mon
day. day, FMsbrnsry M ~. 1910; at his residence,
fs ropLEY HhedsS WoR s5 A5nS:9n SsoeG ya M
Of Mabel A; Wooster (nee stantonj. He
r. wooster, and three sisters Mrs, Har-
riet Moore. Mrs. Bessie B. Woods and
Mrs. Edith DeVenish.
homer s4 rsStns Wsnsn Ct sva the Tyss funeral
ghsre day Febnss1y fHnssa services will b held Thurs
Fairfax Cemetery. Fairfax X" Court h'gImrn. HouseI
va. Relatives and friends invited Fl