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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-12
RAIL STRIKE IS CALLED
Vicl1y Officer
Dies In Crash


Nichy, Nov. l2.-(AP)-Gen-
oral Charles HuntZigcr, Nirhy's
W minister, was burned to
dsath today when a plane i'll
Wnici he was returning to Nichy
iroia Il tour of north Africa
err. red in southern France.
Scren other persons lost their
lives in the crash.
DcatD of the general, who
sicnea The 1910 a-mi>tice be-
tween Germany and France, was
reported shortly after officials
had made known their concern
fer him.
Hi plane had been missing
more tIan seven hours.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-12

Berlin, Nov. 12.--fAP)-The
Finnish reply to the United
States was declared BY a WI
helmStrasSe spokesman TODAY
to have produced A feeling of
Icy to live in this Hrroro where
there ar" such brave peoples as
the Firms
The spokesman said IN" rcoly
ia "pr~sSurr ~atte~~'s y" IT,"
Hr,"rican rr"eidert' constituted
IN car boxing nF t"e hvsteric
old man in the White House
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-12

Washington, Nov. l2.-tAh'-
Angrily protesting the defense
mediation boards 9 to , ruling
against a union shop III captive
coal mines. 60 President Philip
Murray and Thama, Kennedy,
score .lry-(rcasurcr of the mine
workers. resigned from the
mcdiaticn Board Yesterday, send
inv a letter t. President Koos"-
Welt dauouncina TIE ruling.
They aid il was a dHnid! ot
the "uS:on's ,i4ht Of normal
growth and legitimate ae'rra-
,;r'a,' and confirmation al the
"tradiiionll open shop policy Oh
the anti labor empLONers.Y
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-12
WEATHFR

FOR NORTH CAROLINA
Fair. continued cold but not
ouite so cold in northwest and
extreme west portions tonight;
Thursday fair, slowly rising
temperature
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-12
Hitler, Having Failed
to Starve Britain, May
BE Forced to Attempt
Invasion, Prime Minis
ter Tells House of


London, Nov. l2.-(AP)-
Prime Minister Churchill de
ciared today Adolf Hitler had
failed to bring Britain 10 her
knees through = starvation block
AIDE and thus IN 9 II be fore
ed into attempting invasion as
soon as he can screw up his
courage and make arrangements
Ia take the plunge
The prime minister told a
cheering h0usc of commons that
ii had been learned through
GT,la.n'7 number prisoner,
Eudoit Hess. who flew from
Germany to Scotland That Hit
ler originally counted more ON
Starvation o, the British than on
-Iu1 &-Ioit.a
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
MRS. ANDREw LARSON

Mrs. Eliza beth Larson. Il. Of
Ia. 4Oth and Waller road. died in
local hospital at 20 a. m. Mon
DAY. She was a native OF Fillmore.
Utah. and had lived in Tacoma 25
years. She was a member OF the
Ladies Aid of Waller road, and Of
the Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints. Surviving are
her husband, Andrew; four sons,
Warren. Milton and Camera Camp
bell of Tacoma and Kenneth Camp
bell OF Eatonville; five daughters.
Mrs. Edna stiles. Mrs. May Grant
and Mrs. Roberta Hillstrom of
Tacoma and Mrs. Fila Nielsen OF
Shelley. Ida, and Mrs Mercy
Bailey of Almond, Ida one sister,
Mrs. Josephine Mathews Of Taco
ma. and one brother, Joseph Pug
mire of Tacoma. Lynn will an
nounce the funeral.
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JOSEPH sNDREw HANNAH

Joseph Andrew Hannah. 81. died
SUNDAY IN Fresno. Cal. where he
had made his home With MS
daughter. Mrs. Ada Rhodes for the
last two years. He also = survived
BY another daughter. Mrs Ida
Peterman % Tacoma.
A. a young man. he came TO
IaConnsr. Wash, and participated
IN many pioneer activities con
nected with development Of the
state In later years. he engaged
in business in Bellngham and Sc
attic He retired from active busi-
ness In 1918. and brought his fam
uy 10 Tacoma. His wife. Mrs.
Lucy Martin Hannah. died IN 1882.
but ne continued TO make his home
here until moving 10 California.
Other than ms daughters. ne
leaves four grandchildren, Mary
Elizabeth. Glenn. jr.. Barbara Ann
and Dorothy Lou Rhodes Of FIRES
no. and two sisters. Mrs Bert
Webster and Mrs. Dora Henry Of
Mt. Vernon. Wash.
Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at ?. m from the
Buckley-king chape' with entomb-
ment following in Tacoma mauso-
leum.
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PHILIP RADON

Funeral services for Philip
RabOin. rs. Of GIL So. 18th st.
who died in a local hospital Sat
urday at SIS a m. Will be held
Tuesday at $50 a. m. from ST.
Leo's church. with the corteee
leaving Gaffney's at S 20. Rosary
will be recited at the moltuafv
Wednesday AT s a m. Raboin, an
employe Of the 81. Paul 4 Tacoma
Lumber Co, had lived in Tacoma
Is years. He was member of
st. Leo's church. and Of Boommen
and Rafters union. local 12s. IVA.
He leaves three daughters. Mrs.
Irene Merriman of Everett. Mrs.
V. o. Williams of Hawthorne. Cal,
and Mrs. A. H. Mcintyre Of Port
land; two sons. Emery Of Salem.
Ore, and Leo of Raymond. Wash.
and sister Mrs. Henry Roy of
Manchester n II
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Miss Stakeholder. Presidents Kin.
Dies Here at 80; Colorful Career

- act as interpreter for foreign
diplomats She $50 served IS IN
struetor Of foreign languages and
history At the state college OF
Virginia
Among her relatives in England
wss Henry Cary. author Of God
Save the King MANY Of her fam
ily are buried IN Westminster
Abbey. She and her mother. the
late Mrs p J Stakeholder. made
several trips 10 England. where
they were entertained by nobility.
During ore Of these visits so years
ago. both she and her mother we're
presented 10 Queen Victoria. This
important happening. upon which
she looked back with pride. hap
pened while they were the guest.
Of the Sartoris family in London.
The Green BAY Advocate. which
recorded the event. was among her
possessions until her death.
Despite the fact she has been
an invalid for many years. Mis-,
Stakeholder managed 10 maintain
the cheerful attitude which en-
deared her 20 her friends. Though
a great deal Of her time was spent
in reliving her life; she took an
active interest in current events.
and was an ardent follower of the
present European crisis through
medium of radio.
Prior TO her old age. she was ac-
tive in church and social affairs,
and was lifelong member of the
Church of England
Surviving arc a sister Mrs. Fam
ME Letter MacDaniel. and niece,
Mrs. Florida Louise Byrne. both
Of Tacoma. Miss Stakeholder also
was related TO Lady Mary Leits>
Curzon. wife of the former viceroy
of India.
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Y Completes
Campaign Plan
Sam B. Stocking
Nomed Chairman

The Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION has completed plans FOR
it, annual drive for funds 10 pro-
mote its program during the year
A larger budget will be needed
this year. more than the 50 900
raised in 1910. because Of an ex-
panded program caused by the
eucampment Of additional soldiers
IN this area under the national
emergency
sam h Stocking has been APP
pointed chairman OF the general
team organization. with Or. Hor-
ace J. Whitacre as honorary chair
man Of the drive. a position ne has
held for the last eight years.
J. c. Haley has been made chair
man Of the preliminary gifts divi-
sion in the absence OF Harry
Brown. who mas held that position
for the last eight years. but who
Will be out of town on business
this year.
Haley will be assisted by r. W
Coblentz. w. {. Deering, Lyman
Hall. A. II. Heath. T. A. Hill. A
II. Hooker. u. Gerald Longstreth.
+ A hsrtinetti. Farlin Nye. Tom
Roach. T.. r. Searles. Roe Shaub.
Henry Shaw, c. J. Shaw and Bert
sweeting. in addition to Stocking
and Or. Whltacre.
The first meeting Of the pre-
liminary gifts division will be held
Tuesday at 5 ?. m. al which time
reports will be given on work &C
10 date.
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Miss Carrie Cslists Stakeholder.
-. a direct descendant Of three
presidents and Of Gen. Robert +.
Ire. died At midnight Friday at
her home. 2l02 So. AinSworth ave.
Presidents 70 whom she was
related were John Adams. Thomas
jefferson and Ulysses 5 Grant.
Funeral services viii be held
Wednesday at 3 ?. m. from the
Buckley-King chapel with the
Rev. Arthur Bell officiating. En-
tombment in Tacoma mausoleum
will follow the services.
Miss Stakeholder. related TO the
noted Cary family Of England, vas
born IN Green Bay. Wis. Dec. Il.
1860. She attended and graduated
from the University of Wisconsin,
and then W'r. - Europe TO COM
plete her education. She was a
noted ncenist. speaking 10 diff
ferent languages. During the
terms Of President Grant. she was
often called to the White House
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Lack Of Al Plates
Brings $3.50 Fines

State patrol officers said Mon
day they had cited almost $50
motorists into justice court 10
explain why they have not OBJ
tanned 1941 license plates yet
Early victims OF the drive. il
was explained, have been getting
assessed only the $3.50 court cost.
and permitted to obtain their
plates, but there were reports that
81 fines might be tackled on.
Auto license business in the
second floor corridor Of the court
house was comparatively slack
Monday with lines seldom more
than 10 parsons long.
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MRS. y. A. CARSON

Funeral services for Mrs. !. A.
Ethel Carson. "a were held Mon
day at l p. m. from Mellinger's
chapel. Mrs. Carson. Of Route l
Spanawsy, died at a local hospital
Saturday at HOP a. m, following
months illness. She was born
in Iowa. In addition to her hus-
band here, she is survived by a
brother, Raymond Raney. and three
sisters, Mrs. Laura Stewart. Mrs.
Goldie Fullner and Mrs. Mildred
Maser. all of Iowa.
Officiating at Mondays services
was Rev. Harold 3. Long. Pail
bearers were Carl G. Peterson. r.
J. Cowan, J. H. Nichols. Ed Carl
son. J. J. Flahertv and Pete Law
port. Burial was 10 be in the
Yelm cemetery.
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Twice Defendant in
Auto Accident Suit

One man was twice defendant in
suits filed In superior court here
Monday as result of an auto crash
July p. last year. at Pacific ave.
and Wakefield drive.
Earle Taylor, defendant driver.
was charged with going more than
As miles per hour and recklessness
when he collided with car driven
by William c. Cobe-ly. Plaintiff
Coberly asked Judgment for s2.565
and Victor Crosta, suing IN the
interests of Mrs. Crosta. who was
passenger in the Coberly car,
81 800.
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INFANT BAILEY

GraVeside services for Infant
Bailey. daughter Of M. and Mrs.
Howard II. Bailey. who died Sat-
urday in = local hospital. were held
Monday al Il 80 a m. al Mountain
View burial park. under direction
Of Pipers. Besides parents, who
reside at l0l So. 5sth st. the bs by
IS survived by grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Y. Nicely and Mrs.
A. B. Bailey. all Of Tacoma.
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licenses,

Marriage license applications
have been filed with the Pierce
county auditor by Victor y. Bow
hay. %. Fort Lewis. and Kay
Frances King. 30. 1920 Ia. Harm
son: Douglas J. Yates. 81. Ton
ista. Calf. and Louise Persal. b
San Francisco: Harry Larson. le-
gal. and Alta Luree Gardner. legal.
both Of Riverside. Calf: Edwin
". Stod3afd. p. Camp Murray.
and Audres J. Dshlberg. IS. Occur
d'Alene. Idaho. Richard c. Max
field "a go So. 3ist. and Carolyn
Marie Holmgren. %. $3.50 So. J..
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Ii. Gen. Dewitt
AT Fort Lewis

One of the highest ranking Of
ficers in the u. s. army. Bieuten-
ant General John l.. Dewitt. COM
mander In chief Of the Fourth
Army. WAS Fort Lewis visitor
Monday.
He arrived at IL a m, TO be
met at the Fort gate by Maj Gen.
Kenyon A. Joyce. commander of
the Ninth Corps, and was escorted
Ia headquarters by six units of
the Sd Reconnaissance Co. A
15-gun salute was accorded the
general.
He Is scheduled to remain until
Tuesday night No formal in
spection will be made by him, ii
was announced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
West End Club
Appeals for Light

Request of West End Improve
ment and Civic club for installa-
ton OF stop and go light at So.
18th and Union ave. was referred
by the council Monday to Safety
Commissioner Eastwood.
The clubs petition. signed by
Mrs. Ellen Neary. secretary, sug-
gested the council should provide
funds for such a light. in view OF
the danger particularly TO school
children enroute to and from the
Franklin school.
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MRS. SARAH FRANCES
KELLOGG

Mrs. Sarah Frances Kellogg. rs.
OF 2e23 No. 18th St. died at her
home Sunday at s:55 a. m. She
was born in Mendon, H.. and was
a member Of the English Lutheran
church. Surviving are son. Clar-
ence of Tacoma; a daughter. Mrs.
May X Smith, also OF Tacoma:
granddaughter, Miss Dorothy
Frances Kellogg OF New York. and
a brother, William H. Walter Of
Denver. Colo. Funeral services will
be held Tuesday at l p. m. from
the Buckley-king chapel. with the
Rev. Robert Pfeiffer officiating
Burial will be in Mountain View
burial park.
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MRS. JULIA KING

Mrs. Julia King, So. died Sunday
at $40 p. m. at the home of her
daughter Mrs Glen Darling. 412
No. c ST. a native OF Eaton
county. Mich. she had lived in
Tacoma 81 years. She was a
member OF Tacoma lodge. Degree
of Honor, and of Custer corps No.
2, Momen's Relief Corps. She also
was a member OF First Congrega-
tional church. Surviving. other
than her daughter, are two sons.
Howard W. of Tacoma and John
Wilson King of Csllao, Peru; eight
grandchildren. and one great
grandchild. Funeral services will
be held Tuesday AT ? ?. m. from
the Lynn chapel, with the Rev.
Arthur Bell officiating. Burial
will follow in lakewood cemetery.
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MRS. SARRAH kIHNE

Mrs. Sarah kuhne, 81, OF 3217
So. seth st. died in a Seattle hos
pital at 11:20 r. m. Sunday She
was native of Sweden and had
lived in Tacoma so years. She
leaves one daughter. Mrs. b. l..
Moore OF Seattle; two sons. John
of Tacoma and Joel Of Seattle,
and one sister, Mrs. NJ. l.. Sober
burg of Riverside, Cal. Piper will
announce the funeral.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
St. Paul Employees
Case Before Court

The supreme court opened It's
winter term hearings Monday at
Olympia with only two cases Up
for argument before all nine JUS
tees.
The major case involved an ap-
peal by employees of the st. Paul
& Tacoma Lumber Co. of Tacoma,
seeking unemployment insurans>
because they refused to pass picket
lines around their mill.
Seventeen raft and boommen
sought to force Commissioner Jack
f. Bates to pay them the insurance
on grounds they were not actively
engaged in the strike.
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MRS. MARY HOLMBERG

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Holmberg. 40. of 725 So. Tacoma
ave. who died Saturday at ?. m.
in local hospital, will be held
Tuesday at II a. m. from the
Buckley-King chapel. with the Rev
Henry Victor Morgan officiating
She was a member of the Metho-
dist church. Mrs. Holmberg, A ma
tive OF Michigan. leaves a son,
Arthur. Of Tacoma
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MRS. LOUIS BaLsANo

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara
BalsRno, 81. OF 460s No. SSth st.
who died in a local hospital Sstur-
day al $50 p. m. will be held
Tuesday al $50 a m. from ST.
Rits's church. with the cortege
leaving Gaffneys at s:l5. Burial
Will follow in Calvary cemetery.
Rosary viii be reeited Monday al
: p. m. AZ the church. and az the
mortuary al 80 p NJ She Was s
native Of Tacoma and had been
employed for Is years BY the Pa
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FRANK PORTING

Frank Fortino. IS. of 1922 So.
14th st. died at his home Sunday
at 4 2. m. He was born in Italy.
and had lived in Tacoma IS years,
coming here from Yelm. Wash.
Surviving are one son. Roy OF Ia
coma. and sister and two broth
ers OF Ssult ste. Marie. Ontario,
Canada. and seven grandchildren.
Cassidy Il Allen Will announce the
funeral
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ERNEST ID. DRINKWATER

Funeral arrangements are being
made by Buckley-king for Ernest
D. Drinkwater, Sc, who died Sat-
urday in a local hospital. DRINK
water, who lived at 312 McCallum
st, Spokane. observed his 56th
birthday Friday. His death fol-
lowed a prolonged illness. He
leaves brother. George of Spald-
ing Mich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07

CHARLES II. GRAVES

Charles Henry Graves. 20. a re-
tired porter. OF $3.50 So FaWcett
ave. died Saturday al I2.I5 a. m.
in a local hospital He had been
a resident Of Tacoma 30 years. He
was native % Missouri. Graves.
= member If the Bethlehem Bsp-
tist church and Of the African
Free and Accepted Nssons. leaves
ms wife Beulsh five stepsons.
Fred and Wsrdell Canada and Al
and Reuben Hardin. all of Tacoma.
and Earl Brown q New York;
three step-osughters. Mrs. Matte
Coleman Of Tacoma. Mrs. Naomi
Palm Of Tacoma and Mrs. Pauline
Graves Of Los Angeles: 10 gran -
children. and brother. Frank
Graves Of Topeka. Ksns. Lynn viii
announce the funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
Improvement Club
Meeting Thursday

University Place Improvement
club will hold its monthly meet
ing Thursday at s p. m. in the
gymnasium of University Place
school. Officers will be installed
and refreshments served. The
meeting Will replace the regular
Friday meeting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
BARTHOLOMEW CALDAN

Private funeral services for Bar
tholomev Caldsn. SIS. of 4S42 So
Thompson ave. who died Saturday
at $50 p. m. in local hospital
We're held Monday at $50 p. m.
from the Storlie chapel. with in
terment following in Mountain
View burial park. Caldan, a
widower, had lived in Tacoma 80
years. He leaves seven daugh-
ters. Mrs. p. A. Herman. Mrs
Caldan Gibbs. Mrs. Theodore f
Sowing and Miss Hazel Caldan Of
Tacoma and Mrs. A. r. Rachel
Mrs. Robert f. Van Horn and Mrs
Fred Drury Of Seattle; 10 grand
children. and four grest-grand-
children.
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MRS. Susan l.. QUINN

Funeral services for Mrs. Sussn
L. Quinn. s5. OF 1442 So. e5th st.
who died at s:45 ?. m. Saturday in
a local hospital. will be held Tues
day at ! ?. m. from the Lynn
chapel. with the Rev. Merrill c.
Skaug officiating. Burial will be
in Mountain View burial park. with
her four sons. George. Harvey.
Chester. Of Tacoma. and Howard
Of Seattle. and two sons-in-lsv-.
a. J. Wsgsr and George Johnson.
serving as pallbearers. She was
born IN Grand Rapids, Mich. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-07
MURDER CHARGE SEEN
IN CATHEDRAL DEATH
GRAND RAPIDS Mich

murder charge WAS expected 10 be
filed Monday against 3s-yesr-old
Willis Mccarthy. who pursued his
estranged wife into 81. Andrews
cathedral shortly before 10 o'clock
mass Sunday and killed her with
blast from a double barreled shot
gun. There were 500 worshippers
IN the cathedral.
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FRED MCABE

Fred MeCshe, SIS. OF box rs
Spansway. died apparently OF a
heart attack while working at Fl.
Lewis Saturday. Investigating
authorities placed time Of his
death as shortly after noon. The
body was taken to Stories, which
Will announce the funeral. Me
Cabe. a native Of Tacoma, had
lived here most OF his life. He
leaves daughter. Mrs. Delmer
Black. and two grandchildren. all
OF Tacoma
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Obituary Notices

cific Telephone and Telegraph c..
a. an operator. she was mem Der
q 81 Rita's church. Surviving are
her husband. Louis. TWO daughters.
Louise and an unnamed infant. her
father. Thomas Mariana. q Ia
coma; five sisters. Mrs Al Greco.
Ms Frank Baissno Miss Mary
Mariana and Mrs Joe Tosti %
Tacoma and Mrs Charles Hunter
Of Seattle. and three brothers.
Frank. John and Tom Mariana
4 lsn nf Tacoma
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was member of Fern Hill Bap-
fist church. Besides her sons. she
leaves four daughters, Mrs. Lola
Weston of Olympia, Mrs. Jean
Wagar of Seattle and Mrs. Mamie
Johnson and Mrs. Frances Nash
Of Tacoma. Twenty-Five grand
children and IA great-grandchil
dren also survive.
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Morkets at q
Glance
MONDAY

stocks: Higher IN moderate
trading
Bonds; Higher: L. s govern
ments irregularly lower.
Curb stocks; Irregularly higher
Foreign Exchange: Steady.
Cotton: Steady.
Wheat: Up a 10 a. cent.
Germ: Up l. to y cent.
Rubber: Firm.
silver: Unchanged.
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JOHN {. BOSES

John c. Boyes, 81, of RI. 3, Box
143. Tacoma, died in local hos
pital Monday at 3 a. m. He was
a night Waterman for the Union
Pacific railroad, and had worked
Sunday night. He had worked for
the railroad since 1925, beginning
has service one year after coming
to Tacoma. He was born in Cali
fornia. Surviving are his wife,
Lottie; one son, Clark. of Spana-
way. and a daughter. Mrs. Mildred
Mcconnell Of Portland, and a
granddaughter, Miss Jscqueline
Mcconnell of Tacoma. Buckley
King will announce the funeral.
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1886 Fawoett ave He was born
IN Marshall. Tex, and had lived in
Tacoma 80 years. He was a mem
Der of Tacoma aerie No 3. +. O..
f. and of the A. o. L ". He
also was member of Church Of
the Holy Communion. Surviving
are his wife. Mrs. Louise; and two
brothers. II. J. and A. II. Barnett
OF Los Angeles. He had been an
emplove Of the Defiance Lumber
Co. the last Is years. Lynn will
announce the funeral.
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MISS ALMA NJ. Raglan

Miss Alma NJ. Raglan, a., dis
trict manager of the Van Duyn
Chocolate shop. died in a local
hospital Sunday at 7:05 p. m. She
was born in LsGrande. Ore, and
had lived in Tacoma less than a
year. making her home in the
Rialto apartments. She was taken
i'll the Sunday before Christmas,
and has been in the hospital since
that time. She leaves five sisters.
Mrs. George Lawrence of Yakima,
Mrs. Bert Spencer Of Elgin, Ore,
Mrs. Lena Gekeler of LaGrande,
Ore. Mrs. Mamie Sullivan of Sac
ramento, Calf. and Mrs. Elmer
Cummins Of Walla Walla, and
two brothers. Ernest Raglan Of
Elgin. Ore. and ". Y. Raglan Of
Portland The body will be sent
by Buckley-King to Yakima for
services and burial.
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JOHN LYING

John LYING =. OF 1905 2 Broad
way. died sunday IN = local hos
pital az $40 p n. LYING a native
Of Norway. was retired grocery
store and gas station operator.
He leaves no known relatives.
Funeral services viii be held We'd
nesday AZ 3 p. n. from the
Lynn chapel. with burial follow
Ing in Trinity Lutheran cemetery
in Falkland.
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MELISSA MARION MALCOLM

Mrs. Melissa Marion Malcolm,
y, OF 3205 No. 2sth st. died in
local hospital Saturday at 1905
p. m. She was born in Springfield,
H.. and had lived in Tacoma since
1910. She was a member of First
Christian church in Iowa Sur
viving are two sons. Dwight X.
Morey of Tacoma and Henry @
Morey Of Milton. Wash; two
daughters. Mrs. Frederick c. Wolf
OF Tacoma and Mrs. James H.
Floyd Of Milton; nine grandehil-
dren. and a brother William Rose
of Cody, Wyo. Funeral services
will be held Tuesday at 3 p. m.
from the Buckley-king chapel,
with the Rev. Harold B. Long
officiating. Burial will follow in
lakewood cemetery.