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La gaceta., 1943-05-21
LA PESCA DEL SALMON
EN-

NEWPORT, Vermont, mayo FL.
-Todas las marcas de esta sec
ci6n fueron rotas, cuando del la
90 Memphramagog sc extraJe-
ron 10 salmones o un peso de
100 libras.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Max Lanier fue relevado por ell
recluta Brecheen Y al veterano
zurdo Sc lie acredit6 la victoria.
I'm buen ''taponeador" es tan
n~ecesario en- estos dias, segGn los
historiadores, como un excellent
serpentinero "que tenga la suerte
de espaldas".
Murphy es ell castro" de todos
los "taponeadores" de las grandes
ligas.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21
81. SENOR:

81, SENOR:
Para pintar mejor su casa,
compre la pintura B. l.. p, VEN
dida excIusivamente pOr KING
GRECO HARDWARE CO.,
La gaceta., 1943-05-21
CON Los GUANTES
"Dos ToneladaS" y "Pecho
Abarrilado"

Pues -. vendra el senior Tony
Galento, con sus dos toneladas'',
la eerveza y sus ansias de llegar
a la c1spide del peso complete.
Traera ell "pecho abarrilado',
los gestos furibundos y unas ga
mas locas de llenarse los bolSillos
y de que lie llamen ell senior cam
peon.
Ha dicho que llegara a tempo,
es decir, seis dias antes de JUNO l.,
con ell fin de que los "fieles" pue-
dan verle en- accion.
Traera con 81 a su estado mayor
y Jim Downing lie haria un reel
bimiento a%pote6sico 81 no tuviese
la enorme dificultad de Ia escasez
de gasolina.
Tony, en- opinion de sus amigos
intimos, probara en- Tampa que
tiene derecho a figurar en- Ia van-
guardia de los pdgiles de su cate
goria.
En- cuanto a Herbie Katz, ell
oponente del "Signore" Galento,
nos permitimos pronosticar que
sera derrotado y probablemente
por ia via del sueno".
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Estan empatados a cuatro zion
rrones" cada uno, en- la Liga Ma
cional, ell director de los Gigantes,
Mel OFT; Maynard, de los Gigan-
ties, v Litwhiler, de los Phillies.
Aparecen empatados con cuatro
"tribeyes" cada uno, Musial, de
los Cardenales, y Russell, de la no
vena que tiene por catcher a Al
fonso Lopez.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Cubanos y Asturianos son bue-
nos amigos Y en- ell terreno sc ira
tan con ell mayor carino.
Hay sus "bronquitas" de GUAM
do en- vez, pero cast siempre son
dulcemente solucionadas.
Cada novena esta cOmpuesta
por muchachos de excelente repu-
taci6n y convencidos de que los
juegos solo Sc ganan bateando y
jugando bien al campo.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Consiste ell plan de los sehOres
empresarios Robinson y Downing,
81 no hemos sido NAL informadOs,
en- traer de Cuba a los mejores
gladiadores que ALI "pernoctan"
Y procurar adquirir los servicios,
en- este pals, de las "~estrellas" de
todas las categorias, exceptuadas
las que solo brillan para Uncle
Sam.
Sc piensa en- Sammy Angott, ell
excampe6n del peso ligero, que
volvera a ser ell campe6n, segun
muchos "inteligentes", tan luego
ell senior Beau Jack, ell negrito, re-
suelva meterse con 81 dentro de las
sogas de un "cuadrilatero'.
Angott es un excelente gladia-
dor; pero 80. ia qui6n sc lie esco-
geria de contrariO por estas tie
rras de las naranjas a 3 y mas
centavos cada una?
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Los Braves, en- opinion de al
gunos ~expertos, van en- canine de
la cumbre. Su cuerpo de lanzado-
e act1a de manera perfecta.
Juegan bien al campo y batean
con oportunidad los muchachos
del todavia enfermo Casey Stem
gel.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Dalhgren, de los Phillies, Sc ha
puesto a la cabeza de todos los ba-
teadores de su Liga, con 357 pun
tos.
LIE seguian aver Stanky, de los
Cubs, con 351, y Frey, de los Ro-
jos, con otros 351.
Son los mejores "jileros", con
"a cada uno, Stanky, Frey y Frank
Mccormick.
La gaceta., 1943-05-21

Ell veterano Allen, serpentine-
no del Brooklyn, tiene ganados 8
desafios y no ha sido derrotado
todavia. LIE sigue Klinger, de los
Piratas, con dos exitos y ningdn
"disgusto".
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Il. Thomas F. Moran Dies
In Navy Division Office

LIT. q. g. Thomas Frost Moran
IS. of 4409 Nineteenth road North
Arlington, Va. died of a heart at
tack yesterday at his Office in the
Navy Department.. He had been on
active duty in the Training Division
at Navy headquarters since last
July.
It. Moran was born at Fredonia
N. Y, and was graduated from the
University of Buffalo in 1890. He
came to Washington in February
1896, as a field representative in
the apprenticeship section of the
Labor Department. He left there to
become assistant chief of the ap-
prentice training division at the
War Manpower Commission in April
l94l, resigning that pest to enter
the Navy last March.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Mary Moran, and 2-year-old
daughter, Martha Jean; his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Moran OF
New York. and four brothers, Pfc
w. E. Moran, Tyndall Field. Fla;
1t. q. g. George r. Moran, Algiers
La: Second 1t. Frank P. Moran
with the Marine Corps in the South
Pacific, and Robert G. Moran of At
lanta, Ga.
He will be buried in Arlington
Cemetery Tuesday afternoon after
services in the cemetery chapel.
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GuIIinoer
Continued From First Page)

NSoiioHiuCu TlQH TAot EdScJ
school needs double It's present
capacity and all pupils are on half
time. BY June nearby 2,O00-u unit
war-housing project is to be COM
pleted. bringing in some $50 more
pupils. he said. FWA funds were
to be sought for a permanent a.
room school. he said, as soon as the
site was available.
$137,769 Items Approved.
Included in the national defense
deficiency bill, however. were Dis
trict items totaling $l37,769 for other
purposes. These included:
For refunding erroneous tax COL
lections, growing out of the recent
act relating to tax-exemption of
properties Of religious, charitable
and educational institutions, $685.
900, the regular 1914 fund of 500, 900
for that purpose being nearly ex-
hausted.
For Municipal Court, to cover the
retirement pay of former Judge Rob-
ert E. Mattingly. s5,961.
For refunding water rents and
other charges enormously paid into
the Water Fund, $4,000 the 1914
fund Of $4,000 being about used up.
For payment of an audited claim
against the city, $4,808.
While the Commissioners have
adopted a number of new policies
designed to improve care of patients
at Gallinger, the deficiency request
was the first carried to Congress for
funds since publication OF the scath-
Ing report Of the Holman Subcom-
mlttee on conditions at the hospital.
Mason's Statement,
Commissioner Guy Mason said:
This dtem) primarily is based
on the results Of the investigat ton
at Gallinger which showed mani
testify we are badly organized. that
we are trying to run 1,lOO-bed
hospital with the facilities and per-
sonnet, particularly for a 3OO-bed
hospital, and unless We could ex-
pand that organization We would
not be able at any time to clear up
that apparent and admitted lack
OF proper administration"
| Senator Holman. Republican, OF
Oregon. head Of the investigating
group which had called for the re.
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1n Mrnturtattt

As sss 4 4 hGe1sE ioG II %lEE2
D Dso Ra5se q assy one year ago today
Ny theushts are air. ali Of thee.
Oh how miss you, Alice dear,
None but God in heaven can see.
Some say time heals an aching heart.
IF But IT,, no. III, it isn't sn.. true s -
my of heay s has aees for d sop
HER LOVING HUSBAND, BILL.
BROWN, BENJAMIN T. In memory OF
our beloved father who passed away one
BE IlSTsu MARGARET, HELEN ANr
FRAZIER. WEXFORD. In sad but low
Ing r,Ep m n n z q my beloved husband; VEL.
fiye years ago today, December 5. 1898
It's sweet to know who once was here
Tho absent from me, he's lust as dear
DEVOTED WIFE, RUTH FRAz1ER.
HOOD, BESSIE; In loving memory OF
eYs Psloy Wdon mother her and
ago today December 8. 1896 " 'fS
We will walk thro the valley. We will
We will walk thro the valley with Jesu.
On HIS rod and His staff thro the valley
we s. yin I Walk thro the valley in peace.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND soN-1N.
k4Ki JULIA HOOD AND RILEY C
dear mother, MARTHA JOHNSON, who VII,
L. left 1a " eight years ago today December
With only one last hope
=. And this we know is true
You never will return to us,
But we can come to you.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
As time goes by we miss you more.
Your loving smile, your loving. face.
~ ''' ''' HE! The FAMILY AMI {.
Of Deacon Albert Reed. sr who departed
ths 1ev SIX years ase Decembes 1897
BETH REED BRoWN 1Ef'' NNfs0 Ahi1A'
WEST, MABEL BROWN. In sad bu,
sRowN VEST of wSo asar e9e m.
Two years have passed since that that fatal
Wien t sod abe above took you from our sight
HUSBAND, cH1 lib Il '0l AND WE GRAND.
wH1rLow. MARGARET JOSEPHINE
'Rf Of 5o SIT disE T WHT
Low, who entered into eternal rest eieht
years ono ago 1T, today. December 5, 1885.
BEN NJ. WEST. MRS. LEONORA WEST
WILLIAMS. ELIZA CARTER. In fond
GARTER WILLIAMS. who departed thi,
lfe eleven years ago today. December
Az the end Of the road there lies 4 gate
A place of rest and happiness, with
sunshine everywhere
HER CHILDREN. ELLA, RANSMAN
DAISY, MA&ISSA AND PARALEE.
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stead Of before, Mr.. Mason said
this cuts the lost time from two
to three weeks down to "a hours.
They woke up, did they?" asked
Senator Holman.
Mr.. Mason replied the Civil
Service Commission has very gra-
ciously co-operated."
The Oregon Senator then pro-
tested that all such steps should
and could" have been taken before
the Senate probe.
Some Of It," Mr.. Mason agreed
well, you should have beer
alert. We~should not have had tc
set OIL an alarm clock" said Sen.
ator Holman.
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~sztko members OF General Nelson
q EaNYA to assemble at the Lee funera
M2 home, 4t hrs st. and n. Mass sv (
4TE 1943. at Z pm, to conduct
BERTHA r a4a. E. i FAKR1sH.
ANNA a.. WILLIAMS. President.
BEgLAH NJ S0PE' s ec EriGav necem
the late Everett c. Passeno; sister of Mrs
liz saga5 Ode M Wam Gber snd c
sbove residence until tuesday, December
Services at the Centennial Baptist
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services
by Chambers. q
PATTERSON. ROBERT NELSON. On
Saturday. December 4. 1943, at his resi-
sfnss ?gs Mskes, Beloved husssnd d
Charlotte Cha and Priscilla patterson.
home. 1900 u s.: NV. where service. WI
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8
December 3, 1913. cHkoL1NE p 1 RTPPEi,
BELOVED wife Of the late Ausu1t RuDP Pc.
Quincy n. NV. on Monday. December 8
Maf sS Church H az s EeHae ann mass Reiatys
and friends invited. Interment St. Mary
Cemetery. 8
RgPPEL. cARoL!NE r; The Ladies
he resldsne e, Of I'M Mrs. Robert W Foster
ber 5; at 100 pm, to reeits the Rosary
'0r MIS- S MIS- EMMA M KlEEL Project.
MISS ADELE WAssMAN, Secretary.
sCHERER. JACOB F. On Saturday, De.
9s%esg atS T. M ssa Alto r.sr
Of ETC Nefman Ma fssa an e ovs A
brother OF Kari. Remains resting in the
chapel Of P: 4: TaitavulI: 456 III st: s:w
7, at pm. Relatives and friends in;
yited.. Interment in Arlington National
SMITH, ALICE F. On Friday. pec.mbe,
s. nx ALICE fF Tei5sfi beloved vie
g. Clifford Smith, mother of Norman II
s smth au .nd i = ch d Mrs Annie L. Eher'
q # Friends ma, ean at the Lee fun.ra!
home. 4th St. and Mass. ave. ne. where
services will be held on Monday, December p.
vitedY interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. &
g. 1a4s IDA 5 sTEHRN .' Beloved vile Of
41svl Late CHARLES Ga T. stearn' formerly Of
FunraI services at the Bethesda Chew,
Chase funeral home of VIM. Reuben PUN
phrey, Sunday. December s. at $50 p m
Interment Potomac, Md. )
THAYER, WILLIAM H. On Saturday
December 4. 1913. WILLIAM H. THAYER
beloved husband of Mary A. Thayer ano
father of Mrs. E. H. Boblits Herbert J
and Virginia K. Thayer.
Remains resting at Pearsons funera
home, 472 Washington st. Falls Church
Va. Funeral services from Lewinsvill,
Presbyterian Church. Monday, December
6, at 1890 am. Interment Church
Cemetery.
WATSON. JOHN ROBERT. Passed intt
the great beyond on Thursday, December
,, 1913. at 1920 pm, after short i'll
ness, JOHN ROBERT. WATSON. He leave.
two niece, two grandnieces and host o.
friends. Remains may be viewed at Ran
dali Memorial Church after 5 pm. Mon
day. December 6.
Funeral services Tuesday. December =
at 10 am, from above-named church.
WILLIAMS. TACK. Entered into eterna
rest on Saturday. December 4, at hi.
residence. 1922 Grant st. ne. JACK
WILLIAMS, beloved husband Of Rosa vii.
liams, devoted father of Naomi Williams
He is survived BY three brothers, four SIS.
ters, other relatives and many friends
Remains resting at ths John T. Rhinet
Notice of funeral later.
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8 3 4 Jefferson
street NV, after
a long illness.
| She was born
at Mount Jack
son. Va. and
came here after
her marriage to
w iii a m A.
H a u S e n t luck,
I or m e r ly Of
H a r r ! sonburg,
Va. who sur
! wives her.
She also is
survived by her
daughter, Mrs.
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BUCKHOLTZ. W. Z. We wish to thank
our relatives, friends and neighbors fol-
their kindness sympathy and beautiful
doral tributes In our deepest sorrow.
THE FAMILY.
=. LANGFoRD. WILLIAM L. We wish to
thank our relatives, friends and neigh
6ors for their kindness, sympathy and
beautiful floral pieces in our deepest
wiz AND SONS. RALPH AND cARL1N
PARHAM, AGNES c. The family Of the
hte. AGNES c. PARHAM wishes. to ack-
nevledse with gratitude the kind expres.
the illness and death Of our mother.
WALLACE, HATTIE. We wish to thank
our relatives, friends and neighhors for
their kindness. sympathy and beautiful
6oral tributes in our deepest sorrow.
THE FAMILY.
WEED, ANNA II. The family Of the late
MRS. ANNA H. WEBB gratefully ack-
nowledges your thouRhtfulness and SYM
THE FAMILY.
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School VISITING Day

Visiting day will be observed al
Richard Montgomery High School
Thursday. The occasion is intended
to give residents. whether they have
children in school or not, an op.
portunity to see the school pro.
gram in action and to meet ano
talk with the teachers Tea will
be served from to pm. Trans
portation will be provided on appli-
cation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
| Charles N. Sheaffer, IS,
Rail Traffic Expert, Dead
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
BRYN MAWR, Pa. Dec. A.
Charles Miller Sheaffer, retired as.
sistant vice president of the Penn.
sylvania Railroad in charge Of oper-
atoms, died here last night after suf-
fering a heart attack at his home
in nearby Wayne, Pa. He was IS
Mr.. Sheaffer, an authority on train
and car movement problems, served
during the World War as chairman
of the Commission on Car Service
organized by railroads to coordinate
equipment and facilities.
A native of Pittsburgh. he entered
the employ of the Pennsylvania
Railroad there in 1877 and held
various executive positions in the
company's transportation depart
ment before he was promoted to as
sistant vice president in 1927. He
retired in 1923.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Arthur {. Farrell Dies:
Pioneered Dog Racing
y the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
MIAMI. Fla, Dec. 4.-Arthur E
Farrell, II, who helped organize thu
first dog racing track in Florida
died today in hospital here.
Mr.. Farrell came to Miami from
Baltimore Is years ago. An out.
standing figure in the field of doc
racing, he was one of the founder,
Of the International Greyhound AS.
ISOLATION.
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YemeIyon YorosIovsky,
Noted Communist, Dies
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 4.-Yemelyan va
roslavsky, often q spokesman for the
Central Committee of the Commu-
mist Party. died today after a long
illness, the Moscow radio an
nounced in a broadcast recorded by
the Soviet monitor.
Yaroslavsky was q member Of the
committee and a deputy to the Su-
preme Soviet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Charles J. McGuirk, 81,
Writer, Dies in Reno
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RENO, New, Dec. 4.-Charles j.
McGuirk, 81, magazine, newspaper
and scenario writer died today.
Mr.. McGuirk was a native of
Orange, N. j., and was a graduate
OF the University of Missouri school
Of journalism. He moved to Reno
to do free lance writing two years
ago, after 40 years on newspapers
in New York, Chicago and San
| Francisco.
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Community League to Meet

The Takoma Park Community
League will hold its December meet.
ing tomorrow night at the Takoms
Park Community Center. Column
bia avenue. A report will be made
by a special charter committee on
changes in the county government
If the charter form of government Is
adopted by the voters at the genera,
election in November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05

Thomas Carroll; sister, Mrs.
John D. Ross, and two brothers,
Leonard L. Lonas, Manassas, Va,
and Albert j. Lonas, Mount Jack
son. and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. C. Lonas, Mt. jackson.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. Tuesday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, Fourteenth and
Harvard streets NV. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
Mrs. Laura Hausenf|uck
Dies After Iona Illness

Mrs. Laura l.. Hausenf1uck, for
many years filter in the dress
department Of Kann's and later
at Erlebacher's store, died yesterday
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moval Of Commissioner Mason,
Health Omcer Rutland and three
hospital of1icials. agreed with Mr.
Mason on the requested fund.
While emphasizing there were
other shortages" at the hospital, he
said: II am willing to give them
what they ask for and let them
solve their problem. I would merely
say there is a 24-hour duty there
Somebody ought to be. on the job
"a hours a day, would think, and
of course the superintendent car
not be on the Job all the time"
Wants More Attendants.
Senator Overton, Democrat, Of
Louisiana, formerly head Of the Dis
trict Appropriations Subcommittee
protested Congress had poured q
lot Of money" into Gallinger since
1884 and that District officials for.
merly were "abundantly satisfied
He added:
Il think you had better have
more attendants, probably, thar
more administration, or else, II vol
do not like the administration, have
a change in the administration
But I do not think you should put
in an increase In the administra-
ton"
Mr.. Mason outlined corrective
steps taken by the Commissioner.
since the Gallinger inquiry: Plan.
being drafted for a new hospita
laundry, which will permit expan.
sion of the central kitchen; getting
a promise Of priorities on this work
from the WPA and a promise Of
Lanham Act funds from the FWA
and development Of requests to bt
included in the 1945 budget fol
provision Of new psychopathit
ward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
1t. Col. T.W. King Dies,
Ex-lnspector General
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BURLINGAME, Calf. Dec. A.
1t. Col. Thomas w. King, So, re-
tired, inspector general of the Army
from 1924 to 1888, died last night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-12-05
"Red Tape" PoStpOned.

Red Tape" Postponed.
Reporting the Civil Service Com
mission had agreed to his request
for speeding up recruiting of en-
ployes. by going through the red
tape after a person is hired, in
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Dratha

~ A4SEIT cH h!s!I. DANIEL s4a sudden II:
ss sls No sssS kiaTl5sa az k'F
loved hu,ssb.nd q ,,; Fannie e Arnett; de-
Esnee Arnstt and bpothsr Of Mrs Isabel
Miller He also leaves 1,. host Of ot a.,1
j 51ss Yea ,.satl.nn. ny" after s pm. sstur-
I'M. from the Church Of the Atonsment,
66th. and Grant SITS. ne; Rev. Eusene
Irsns. nvte e'tn5 RELATIVES
Cemetery.
b.r sAs ists sAz on bAks q ,ss4s
age, beloved mother Of Louis. Henry. Jack
and Norris Barr and Mrs. Esther Hirsh.
TSneT:i service a. the w., Bernard ssS, Pan an
s s x On s snnd Issef pec.m S % 1
1nterment District Of Columbia Hebrew
Cemetery.
Der 8. 1919. At her residenee: 2s35 n n;
5 BELL Widow 5;i Of the sse Thomas Bel
md My mThe q scb MRS Eavs5a
Esrola P. Bel, Thomas B. Bell and Louis
Remains resting at Hysons's funeral
Be held on Monday. December 8. at pm.
tsnd inteTment United states soldiers
Home Cemetery.
BELL GRACE B. Members Of Warren
- G. Harding Chapter, o. E. s..
VI M M 5soq Tsmel. to 18th ms snd \
49, 1sIts noon s q !" Monasy;. Pc E E
funeral of our late sister,
Funeral at HysonR's. 18th and sts
I ERSA l. P S{HHs W Ssstsi,r Matr0n
BUTTS. MALLIE A. On Friday. Deem
Der 3, l943, at her residence. 40 Ken
fSssY VIE sEs Of ch MALE f. Bu Se Friends
services will be held on Tuesday. December
nvs.d 1880 R'ls1Ess snd tsnsf
Cemetery.
..nses s. c laas eL r. o Py Fdsa5 De-
a4 of m and ssda & Emma ae Bs sso
leaves to mourn their loss one sister. two
uncles, four aunts. three sisters-in-law;
f2ess, s ther T f.mass anS
bs seen after 1890 pm. Monday at $50
from Liberty saptist Church. esd street
between and I SITS. nv. Rev, Gaskins
Cemetery. George B. Clarke. funeral d.
rector, in charge. s.
CHENEY, MYRTLE L.. On Thursday,
MYRTLE L. cHENEY of $500 Mckinley St.
NV. beloved wife of Walter L. Cheney
and mother OF Mrs. Wilbur F. Eastman
1oss Cheney. sister of Mrs Mary Rogers
OF Concord, vt, and Mrs. Katherine Burt
OF Manchester, Conn.
Services at the S. n. Hines Co. funeral
home, 1901 14th st. NV, on Monday,
December g. at 8 pm. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 5
CISsEL. JAMES HERBERT. On Sat
urday, December 4. 1913, at Doctors. Hos
pltal, JAMES HERBERT CISSEL Of 90a
Sligo ave. Silver Spring, Md, beloved
Mr., cissel rests at The warner E Pumph-
rey funeral home, s434 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring, Md.
Notice OF services later.
COLEMAN. WILLIE. On Thursday, De-
WILLIE CoLEMAN of .ss n st, NV. be-
loved husband Of Mrs Elsie Coleman He
also leaves mother. three sisters. other
relatives and friends. Friends NAV call
at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church
1882 You st. NV, after IL noon Sunday.
De Funeral Monday. December 6. at ?
p m, from Salem Baptist Church. st.
between 9th and 10th SITS. NV. Rev. r. D.
Grymes oficiating. Relatives and friends
invited 1nterment Lincoln Cemetery.
COLEMAN, WILLIE. Columbia Lodge
XIX WASHINGTON: is hereby mott
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JAMES z. ROSS, Exalted Ruler
LEE CAMPBELL, Secretary

Island ave NV, Sunday December s. at
LEE eAMpB H1is s sss.tsd Ruler
reg p.s.nssf so5 JOHN sud eooRER Rn
ElDER e.loTed husband Ct Inez Cooper PEI
and, father OF Mrs. Alice Lauer Of New
cn rgnersl services at the Bshssds Chew
eumphrey, Monday, December g. at . pm.
1nterment. Rockville Union Cemetery.
CoRBETT. MAMIE MOOR. On satur-
Nj Nd MAMIE i. IooR coRRETT::A beloved
st. T.tema 4Ref B. c. Ho or sanday sF Boz
Interment Mt. Mary Cemetery, virginia
CoWLEs, MARGARET NJ. On Friday.
danshteT Mrs 6 Gsy HaTTe 20 Ksnneay
GOWNS beloSsd VIE We of H the late Burton
6: cowles, mother OF Mrs. G: Cav Harrell.
esess and s Ma5'5 ri mss ina M Msm
Ivan, sister of Mrs. James c. Walsh and
James L., Sullivan.
Illinois ave. NV. on Monday. December
e .,sst'.rs $50 &c., an, Reauiem mass at St;
Cemetery. 5
CROSBY. MARnYN A. On Friday,
December 3, 1913. In Galinger Hospital
Ethel and william Noble She is also sur r
vived by devoted husband, Ernest
Crosby; two sons, other relatives and
friends Friends may call to see the late
Mrs. Crosby at her late residence, 1856
HAYES St, ne, after 12 noon Sunday.
Funeral services will be at her late
residdee r at $50 am; Monday. followed
Cemetery ARRANGEMENTS by L. E. Murray MURRAY,
& Son, 1887 10th St NV
ELLISON. BONNIE L. On Friday, De-
e snNMTr3 1912 ,s az Children,s Hospital
Of Albert G; AND virginia Ellison. Services
31st and NJ SITS. NV, on Monday, Deem
Der s, at pm.
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery.
EPPS, LEO. SR. On Thursday. Deem.
e SpTps e l943. at Freedmen's Hospital. LEO
Lee Epps; devoted father Of, Isabelle, Leo
1r, and Larry Epps. He also leaves two
brothers, two sisters. other. relatives and
friends. Friends may call at his late
resiGence 11O4 9TH ST. ne, after ~ noon
- Funeral and interment Rocky Mount
ES- Announcements by W. Ernest Jarvis.