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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

The funeral Of cosm0 PTinei was held yesterday at the LaPOrta funeral home Luigi R0sanja and Rocco cappiellO officiating. Bearers were Antonio Penia, MaTclano stangO, GFOee BiueeollerO, 0ragio Orsin0 Leopold R0dia, and Ralyas tore Boian0, Burial was iD new Pine Grove cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

The funeral of John M0ckus. sOutbbury, will be held at the Mas zaika funeral home, 70 Porter St., tomorrow at 2 D, n, Burial will be in the Lithuanian Association eenle- tery Friends may call at the funeral home today from ? to 70 D, m
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-08-08

Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah r. Daly, Porter Hill, Middlebnry, will be held from the home tomor- row morning at 9:30 a. m. 10 St. John of the Cross church for a solemn high Mass at 70. Burial will be in St. Joseph's cemetery, Water bury
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
Nekaj podatkov glede
dohodninskega davl1a.

Odkar je bill nalozen dohod-
ninski davek ameriskemu naro-
du ma hrbet, Sc je moral vsaj
del ameriske javnosti vsako le-
to truditi S polami, katere jim
je poslala vlada, "a sporocijo
svoje dohodke in stroske in pro-
racunajo kaj so vendar pro-
centualno dolzni Stricu Samu.
Kakor je zgodovina vsakega
davka, sc :je dohodninski da-
vek pricel v mali obliki in Ia
del lie NAL del naroda, ampak
skozi leta je zrastel kot velikan
in posegel bolj in bolj globoko
in obsirno po ameriski javno-
sti, tako da je danes prizadet
skoraj vsak drzavljan.
zato je treba, da malo povda-
rimo preje ko Sc napotimo IL
polniti dohodninsko polo.
v prvi vrsti 81 zapomnimo, da
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
RAcIJSkI kOLEDAR

PROCESIRANA JEDILA - Zelene znamke erk G,
H. in racijski knjizci st. veljavne do 20. feb
ruarja Znamke k L in M veljavne sedaj in do 20.
marca.
MEsO, sIROvO MAsLO, SIR, MEso KoNZER-
YAH, it'd. Rjave znamke erk v, w in knjigi st.
veljavne do e. februarja.
SLADKOR - Znamka st. 80 knjzici a je ve-
ljavna funtov sladkorja do 81. Znamka st.
40 je sedaj veljavna untov sladkorja vuhava-
MIA.
CEVLJI - Znamka st. 1s racijski knjizici je ve-
ljavna do prekca. Znamka st. strani aeropani
knjizici st. 3 je eljavna do prekca.
GASOLIN - Znamka st. 10. " knzici je vejav-
do FL. marca. Znaml<e v in knjizcah veljavne
vsaka "a galona dokler jih porab Move B-2 in
C-2 znamke veavne pet galonov gasolina line dr.
zave cenSna stevlka biti zapisana preo vsake
znamke, XII jo odda gasolin.
TAJERU - Prhodnji pregled tajerjev avtov, cigar
lastnik posedujejo knjizco e do go marca; z
knjizco do 29 februara; knjzico do 29 februar-
ia. Komercijalna voza morajo dat ajerje pregledati
vsah mesecev ali ko prevozijo 5000 mill katero e
preje.
OLLIE "a KURIVO - Kupona 2 in sta sedaj We
avne. St. potece 7. feb; st. 13. marca. "a vsak
kupon dobite 10 gaonov ola.
ZGANJE - Osma perijoda nakup zganje poteee
4 marca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

pet odstotkov vasega zasluzka.
6. Pripravite vse, kar Sc sploh
tice vasih dohodkov in stros
kov obratovanja preden Sc po-
date izpolniti te pole.
Kot zadnjo toeko sporotim
vsem eitateljem, da nj zahteva
Wade, da dobite kaksnega tako-
zvanega eksperta, da vam IL
polni polo = vi jo innate pravi-
CO izpolniti ali pa vam nudl
sredstvo vlada v Midland Build
ing, da pridete in vam vladni a.
gentj7 izpolnijc polo brezpla@-
no.
Resnica je pa, da &c bi vsi .Sli
do vladimir uradnikov, da ne bi
bilo jim mogoce vsem ustre6i.
Zato SO odvetniki, knjigovodje
in raznoteri drugi odprli urade,
da javnosti izpolnijo take Ii
stine. Seveda takim privatni-
kon je treba placati V primeri
njihovim zmoznostim - ne
kateri SO sposobni bolj kot dru-
gi it'd.
Zaponnite 81 to, da pojdete k
cloveku, ma katerega Sc lahko
zanesete katerega tudi lah-
ko pozneje vprasate ako ma
stane kaksno vprasanje glede
vasega sporocila.
Slovenci imamo veliko odvet-
nikov, XII so vedno pripravljeni
vam It'll ma roko V taken oziru,
in XII YAM hodo tocno in zanes-
1.-Two postregli.
zapomnite 81 pa to, da pri-
pravite preje vse gori navedene
podatke glede vasih dohodkov
in ne .pridite brez stevilk, da
tam ugibate koliko ste imeli do.
hodkov ali izdatkov, ker more
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15
UREDNIKOVA POsTA

do leta 1943 smo vsako leto me-
SEGA narca sporocfli vaaM kaj
smo zasluzili ali kaRsne dohod-
ke sno inefi prejsnje aeto in ma
podlagi teh dof1odkov je Bill az
racunan mas davek lin srao ga
potem v stirih obrokih tplacali.
Placali snao torei pedno "a emo
leto nazaj tako, da kadar je po-
samezni drzavljan aannn, je mo
rala njegova druzina placati "a
MIN emo letni dohod odninski da-
vek.
Velikokrat je TO delalo krivi-
co ostalim, XII SO tezko placali
in pa velikokrat je vlada tudi
zgubila, ko umrli nj zapustil ne
sorodnikov, ne zapuseine. Tudi
marsikaj je bilo tezko placati v
slabi letini "a davek, XII je izvi-
raj il dohodkov prejsnjega do
brega leta.
zato je lansko leto kongres
preuredil dohodninski davek, da
bono konecno placevali dohod-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

med vlado in davkoplacevalcem
racune do januarja 1914 in te
pole so YAM bile poslane. Ko tie
izpolnite boste sele vedeli ali
ste vi dolzni vladi ali vlada vam
"a leto 1912 in 1943.
Cd januarja 1914 naprej bo-
ste pa placali sproti - kako?
Tako, vsakega maroa boste spo-
rocili vladi kaj vi pricakujete
v dohodkih bodocega leta in ma
podlagi tega sporoeila b te
placali davek vsake tri mesece.
Bodocega marca boste pa spo-
rocili koliko dohodkov ste res
imeli in koliko davka ste placali
in ako ste plaeali a.. onaalo, boste
dodali - ako proved boste lah-
ko zahtevali nazaj ali pa prepi-
sail ma racun, bodocega leta.
Torej, letos morate sporoeit'
vase dohodke "a leto 1912 ali
1943, katero leto SO dohodki bi-
| Ii vecji in ma podlagi teh dohod-
kov proracunati vas davek. Cd
tega davka pa odracunate pro-
J centualno vasa placila "a letc
1912 (oziroma kar ste placail
leta 1943 marca in junija) in pa
kar so vam cd zasluzka odtrga,
Ii preostanek morate pa zda,
| placati - &c ste pa preplacall
vlozite prosnjo, da Sc denar pc
vrne ali pa zaraGuna ma letosnJ
tekoci racun.
Da pravilno izpolnite listino
morate imeti pripravljeno slede
&c:
L.. Vsoto vasih dohodkov z;
leto 1912 in leto 1913.
2. Vsote, XII ste jih placali M
davek v letu 1913.
| 3. Vsote, XII so vam bile cd
vzete Cd zasluzka.
/ 4. Ce innate druge dohodk'
kot zasluzek, potem lzvlro tel
dohodkov - celotno VsOto IL
pa itemizirane stroske, XII s.
bodo odracunali. Ako dobivat'
naj jemnino ali rent potem tud
. pripravite stevilke glede cen
hise, in kdaj ste jo kupill ltc
5. Listino vseh davkov, Xxi st
jih placali; ako ste imeli zdraV
, niske stroske, hi znasajo We
} kot pet odstotkov Vasega "a
} sluzka - sporocite to tu d i
ker Sc odraeuna ako je vec ko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

four simple rules will pay divi-
dends in bigger crops:
l. Fertility is major require
ment. This can be assured by
selecting the best site, by manur-
ing and fertilizing.
2. Adequate moisture is essen
tial. This can be obtained partly
by site, by tillage practices, by
management and partly by in
cooperating organic matter into
the soil.
8. Disease and insect control
are important. Resistant varie-
ties, clean seed and treatment are
primary measures against dis
ease. Spraying, bats and clean
culture usually will control in
sects.
4. Keep the garden working
with successive paintings so far
as possible. Plan adequate st0r-
age space for fresh, canned and
stored vegetables.
Seedsmen. preparing for rec
ord victory garden program.
recommend BeefAeart tomatoes,
early prolific Straightneck squash
and Tampala, a green. leafv sub
stitute for Spina..h
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

ninski davek sproti, tako, da ne
bono imeh emo leto zaostalega
davka kot dosedaj. Ampak spre-
memba cd enega do drugega 81
sienna nj tako lahka kot Sc Je
ma prvo sanjalo. Ako bi "a dive
lett enkrat placali, bi bio dobro,
a m pax marsikateri ne bi to
zmogel - torej so nekateri su-
gestirali, da maj Sc emo leto cd
pusti = to tudi nj ugajalo in
sam predsednik je nasprotoval
temu predlogu. Konecno so prl-
sli do zakljucka, da Sc odpusti
tri cetrtine enega letnega dol
ga in da Sc pricne S prvim juli-
-iem 1943 odtrgati Cd pla c e
dvajset odstotkov zasluzka IL
ven izvzetega zasluzka, tako da
ne bo proved velik udarec zadel
davkoplacevalca mesecu mar
Gu.
Tako smo torej prisli do ta-
kozvanega Pay AS You Go 81
sienna, XII pa nj V resnici tax 81
stem. Vendar, da Sc sistem pre-
uredi, je pa treba precej kom'
plikatnih pol katere je vlada
yam poslala, tako da sc uredi
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

TOPEKA, KANSAS-Twenty-
two million Victory gardeners
will do better lob of producing
food in 1914 because of experience
gained by those who titled last
year, according to an article in
the February issue of Capper's
Farmer.
Pointing out that last year the
governments request for 18 mill
lion gardeners was oversubscrib-
ed by two million, the article pre-
diets betterment of l944's
quota of % million.
d "Most of. the increase will be
in town and community gardens" )"
it continues. Farmers had just
about 100 per cent quota last
year, or 6 million gardens, ap-
proximately one for each farm.
Although it isn't possible to in
crease the number materially,
there nothing to prevent a
farnv i having a bigger and
better EN-"
incidentally, city gardeners can
profit by farmers experience and
make their gardens contribute
more effectively to Uncle Sans
war food supply. Attention to
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-15

biti lie samega sebe ogoljufate.
Vsak dollar, XII ga odracunate v
stroskih, pomeni, da vi vsaj "A
centov prihranite, ker najmanj-
81 davek je normalen 6 proc.
surtax Is proc. victory tax 5
proc. skupaj "a procentov -
to ma ia prvih 1000 dolarjev
= toraj donna 81 vzemite ko-
Seek papirja in zapisite vse, kar
vam pride ma misel, drugo bodo
ze preskrbeli agentje, XII vam
pole izpolnijo.
Frank A Opaskar.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Mrs. MAZDA Beach Dies;
Lived in District 81 Years

Mrs. Mazda Elizabeth Beach. 81.
Of 1881 Quincy street NV, = Dis
trict resident for 50 years, died sud-
denly yesterday at her residence.
"A native OF Rockingham County,
Va. Mrs. Beach was the former
Mazda Beery. She attended the
Lewisburg CIV. vao Female Insti-
tute, and came to Washington after
her marriage to Alden M. Beach,
an auditor with the General Ac-
counting Once. Mrs. Beach was q
member Of the Eastern Star, and of
st. Paul's Lutheran Church.
She Is survived by her husband,
son, Dorsey p. Beach: q daughter,
Miss Virginia B. Craig. q sister, Mrs.
Isa Wenger, Of Harrisonburg, Va,
and three brothers, Roy Beery
Frostburg, Md; Isaac N. Beery. r..
Miami, Fla, and Clarence A. Beery
Of Washington. Also surviving are
two grandchildren, Roger A. Beach,
and Patricia N. Beach.
Funeral services viii be held at
10 am. Wednesday at the Hines
Funeral Home. Burial will be In
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Compensation Increased
For Disabled Veterans

BY the Associated Press.
Two measures increasing COM
pensation Of disabled veterans OF
the World War and this war were
signed today by President Roosevelt
One boosts by Is per cent benefits
to veterans with service-connected
disabilities and to their dependents
as well.
The other raises from $40 to $50
the monthly compensation Of per-
manently and totally disabled vet
erans whose debilities are not serv-
ice connected, and raises from $40 to
$50 the benefits to such veterans
who have received compensation for
10 years or more or who have
reached 65 years Of age.
Mr.. Roosevelt also signed bill
making military and naval per.
sonnel receiving retired pay eligible
for pensions. Under its terms, these
officers would be placed on pension
rolls If they waived retired pay and
allowances In an amount equal to
the pension they would receive.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
In Mrittnrtat1t

BRICE, LUELLA. In sad and loving re-.
IuEA SRdce Fl cur vba dsar wife and mother
HER HUSBAND BENJAMIN fg1s BR1cE, AND
GHI.D CHILDREN, GEORGE, JAMES, VII.
BENT BERNICE AND LAWRENCE.
., GREEN, ROBERT G.. In loving memory
e: GREEN. who left for his heavenly home
enree years ago today, May 30, 194i.
Not dead to the ones who loved him,
NOT lost but gone before;g
ne nyes with us in memory
MOTHER. MILE GREEN. o. oHIES'
brsnce MILLER; 81 IS SADIE a. In loving remem.
Sn Wno passed away two years ago today. MAJ
no fortune or fame can we ever compare
4nd II inother I1 0love or a mothers prayer;
So ppecinus re am 600 @ sitts there isn't another
HER SON AND FAMILY.
70 N MAYh0R. Nan1s. LAURA VIRGINIA. In Iovins
vRasAn NAYLoR q sas dsfE sho mefthe5 efi 1tHSgk
SIX years ago today, May 30, 1908.
Today is day of remembrance
daa daa many mi s, SAD regret,
Wh.w Wy We snail always remember
When the rest of the world forpets
God knows how much we loved ~
never snail her memory fade;
Loyring rd M thoughts will ever wander
10 the spot where she is laid
HER CHILDREN.
STEELE, JOHN X. Sacred IA ~.
oTy OF JOHN X. STEELE, who psssed awn,
'hfee years ago today. May 20, 1871
HIS I0yed WfrR In iile; 1reemsmsered in death.
sTHEHEdaTEEs sTEEnET sHEs, IT0REAN ToR M STEELE; BELL
| TON '' YIN AND LoREAN sHEL
THOMAS, AMANDA. Sacred to III,
iansmory M OF our dear and wonderful mother
AN nM1AsRA nss3 THOMAS, who, entered into eter
Faithful and loving in ali her Ways' i'4'
Devoted and true to the end Of ber d.vx
Gentle. patient and kind. "'o
"hat beautiful memory she left behinr
LovrINSGe eu1ae EH,I Us 5e eshhrough hrs life; ~
BEATRICE JEFFERSON. EVE ihoM.s
TWINE, CARRIE. A tribute of love +,
RE TWIN who departed this hmiGihef lfe cAR
' ''A'' ago '00ayf Hen May cH1 a9i .bsrs 1sI5
ot WALkER. VA aa. AGGIE. In loving memor,
oi our devoted brother, AGGIE WAIKER
VINO ieit us Tour years ago, May 20, 1870
God saw the road was getting rough,
II. Ihe hills too hard to climb:
and asedhtu{ w ,es eroseo Your loving eyes
MRS, MARY sNoWDEN AND FAMILY.
WALKER, JOHN. In loving remem
nranGe q, Of our husband and father, JOHN
MMaLhGR; VA ha o who died three years ago today
We miss you more as the times goes on
Ihan we did on the day of your going,
For absence can never close our hearts
Inc lamp OF our love is still glowing
Yoyr Yrnn heart was truest in the world.
No your love was the best to recall,
You are stili IIt the sd DEAREST feat Of 9'Iee sie
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Henry T. Wiegand
Rites Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Henry Frank
Wiegand, 81, patent attorney, for.
merly of Washington, who dice
suddenly Friday in Brooklyn, N. Y.
will be held at Ellicott City, Md.
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow.
A native of Baltimore, Mr.. VIE
gand attended Central High Schoo
and George Washington University
here where he was graduated with
degrees in electrical engineering ant
law. He became a specialist in In
reference practice before the courts
and the Patent Office. Since 1915
he had been associated with the
patent law firm of Cooper, Kerr &
Dunham, New York.
Mr.. Wiegand was a member Of
the old st. Johns Lutheran Church
and Arminius Lodge Of Masons ir
washington and belonged to Phi
Sigma Kappa fraternity and the
Patent Bar Association.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Mabel Hillsinger Wiegand; three
daughters, Margaret, Mary and Bar
bara Wiegand, and his father
Nicholas Wiegand, all Of Brooklyn
and sister, Mrs. Regina Wiegand
Slanker of Washington.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Summer Schedules
For Paper Salvage
Are Being Drafted

The scheduling of schools for COL
lection of wastepaper this summer
in The Evening Star-PTA Salvage
for Victory program will be COM
pleted this week.
Alternate plans also will be made
after this week in order that no Sec
ton of the city shall be left without
some means of continuing through
the summer a highly successful
campaign. -.
In those areas in which the
schools or parent-teacher associa-
tions fail this week to indicate their
intention to carry on, the work will
be undertaken at the Fairgrounds
by the Recreation Department, the
income from the collections going to
the Fairgrounds for the purchase of
equipment. The schedules will be
carried on much as at present, but
the PTA groups have priority under
the plan if notification is given this
week.
Leaders in total weight in the
campaign at the close of last week
are as follows, the figures showing
pounds turned in:
Shaw, 270,820; Macfarland, 221 $50.
Jefferson, 182,706; Lafayette, l43,-
1853; Deal, 1892; Randall, 1894;
Kingsman, 124,088; Buchanan, no.
1856.
Sumner-Magruder, 9s,925; Hearst,
81, ,4O6.
Wheatley, ss,o7s; Burroughs, ss,-
1876; Petworth, 83,45l.
Hardy, 79.433; Bancroft, 1929;
Terrell, 1854; Montgomery, 73,115;
Browne. 71,788.
Brightwood, 67.564; Morgan, 66,-
$40; Raymond, 65,415; Brookland,
64,896; Taft, 64,825; Taylor, 64,509;
Benning, 63,298; Giddings, 62,275;
Garrison, 60,5S1.
Woodbridge, $500; Noyes, 58,123;
Orr, 57,47o; Barnard, 56,760; Ban
neker, 56,447; Park View, 55,704;
Stevens, $500; Adams, 50,713.
Garnet-Patterson, 4s,657; Smoth-:
ers, 1876; H. D. Cooke, 48,412;
Seaton, 47.361; Merritt, 1880;
Cleveland, 45,315; Bruce, 44,482;
Blow, 1914; Young, 1885; Bryan,
1886; West, 41,921; Bunker Hill,
Al 1,373; Key, 41,239; Addison, 40,-
929; Langdon, 1884.
Tomorrow, being a holiday, there
will be no collection, but on Wednes-
day both District 2 and District 8
will have collection in order to get
credit in the May accounts. So far,
the May collections total 965, 800
pounds, and the million pound
mark for the month will be easily
exceeded.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
AIIerP. Foster Dies;
Salesman for Tire Firm

Alien p. Foster, 4s, Of the Mary
land Courts Apartments, Ninth and
Maryland avenue NE, . native Of
Warrington, died yesterday at Doc
tors Hospital after several weeks
illness.
For ~ years Mr.. Foster had been
. salesman for the Firestone Tire
b Rubber Co. here. He was mem
Der Of Dawson Masonic Lodge.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs,
Dorsey g. Foster: two brothers
WyliekL. and Tyree G. Foster, and
q sister, Mrs. Lenora Foster Del
lett, ell Of Washington.
Funeral services viii be held al
the Church Of the Nativity at 1880
am. Wednesday, conducted by the
Rev. Enoch Thompson. Burial will
follow In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Keystone Auto Club Calls
| Traffic Staff 'Inadequaie'

Declaring that the District De-
partment of Vehicles and Tra1i,c
executive engineering stan Is "in-
adequate" the Keystone Automobile
Club today called on the Commits.
shners to take immediate steps to
remedy the situation.
In q letter sent to Commissioner
John Russell Young, the Keystone
Advisory Board said that the trafic
department needs larger and bet
ter engineering staff. The letter
stated that an augmented engineer
ing personnel will be necessary when
the war ends and more cars are
on the streets.
The club suggested that the
scheduled departure of Assistant
Trafiic Director M. o. Eldridge un-
der the retirement system be post
poned until after the war "since at
the moment there is no competent
oficial available in the department
to take over his duties,
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Sensational News
Is Nozi BuiIdup for
1926 Violin Solo
By the Associated Press.

~ VIC SSSO[t4tSu LAEaBs
NEW YORK, May "a
breathless woman, broadcaster
on the Berlin radio last night
asked ladies and gentlemen in
America" to stand by for sen
sational news"
The sensational announce
ment, said the broadcast, re-
ported by the National Broad
casting Co, would follow the
reading of the days war news.
That was done. there was more
buildup, and the woman an
nouncer proclaimed:
"And now, ladies and gentle
men, for the sensational news
we have promised you. In just
a few minutes you will hear q
very talented Berlin artist play
on a violin that was made in
1926"
Evening star., 1944-05-29
IWlB Calls Union Officers
To Parke, Davis Hearing
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The War Labor Board today sum-
moned officers of the striking union
at Parke, Davis & Co., Detroit, to q
public hearing Wednesday as pos
sible prelude to the imposition Of
penalties.
The board directed the officials to
"show cause why the board should
not Immediately take all steps nee
essary to invoke the sanctions and
penalties provided by the War Labor
Disputes Act and the executive
orders Of the President"
The executive orders provide for
withholding checked-off dues. and
any other benefits the union may
have at the affected plant. Under
the act the Government could take
criminal action against strike instf.-
gators by nominally taking over the
plant.
The board addressed its instruc-
tions to Chester j. Adamczik, local
union president of the CIO Gas
Coke and Chemical Workers; Martin
Wagner, international president
and Thomas Mcmillan, international
| representative
Evening star., 1944-05-29
Dfathal

THAYER, ADA M. On Saturday. May
THAYER: Services .t the s. Il. Hines CO g
funeral home, 2901 14th st. NV, on
wednesday, May 81, at IL an. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 80
WIEGAND, HENRY FRANK. Suddenly,
on On Friday, May 26, 1914; in Brooklyn,
husband Of Mabel Il. Wiegand and father
OF Margaret, Mary and Barbara Wieeand
Son OF Nicholas. and the late Margaret B.
Wiesand, brother 81 Regina ". slanker.
funera! home. Ellicott City, Md, on Tues
day, May 80, at 2:30 pm. 80
WILLIAMS, MARY A. On Sunday, May
2S, 1914, at her residence. Ashton, Nd :,
NARY A. Williams, loving mother OF
MISS Grace Williams and Mrs. Matte
Claggett. Surviving also are one grand
son; son; one brother, six adopted grandchii-
dren, one son-in-law and a host of other
relatives, and friends Remains will rest
ax at her late residence after . pm. Tues
q, at pm, from Sharp Street Church,
Saaanay Saaey. soring, Md, Rev. R. E. Burnett
services by Snowden q DAVIS. 40
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ard appointed him collaboration. TO,
the department.
DR.. Stockberger was the first per-
sonnel director in Government
service, having held the position
with the Agriculture Department
for 13 years before the Presidents S
executive order of June "a, 1888,
required all Federal departments to
establish personnel divisions. Often
referred to as the dean Of person.
mel administrators" he was charter
president and later president emer-
titus of the Society for Personnel
Administration.
Born in Licking County, Ohio,
DR.. Stockberger attended Denison
University and received his Phi. D.
at George Washington University,
majoring in biology and botany. He
was author of scientific articles for
professional and trade journals, as
well as for Agriculture Department
bulletins.
DR.. Stockberger had been q WASH
ington resident since 1903. He was
a member of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Science, the American Pharmaceu-
tical Association, the Washington
Botanical Society, of which he was
a past president; the National Ge-
theological Society, the United States
Pharmaceutical Convention, and
-f
koma Lodge, No. 20. He belonged
also to the Federal Club, the Cosmos
Club and the Takoma Park Pres
byterian Church. He was a di-
rector of the Northwestern Savings
and Loan Association.
DR.. Stockberger is survived by his
widow, the former Maude Streeter,
and a daughter, Mrs. Lucille s..
Boyer of Philadelphia.
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Deaths Reported

Belle A. Keeler, 81. 5420 Connecticut ave.
Frank W. Waters, 49, g 7th st. Sc.
$Vong Y. Coon. u, 5243 Western ave
Rosa Brown, 6S: 61g East Capitol st.
Mary NJ. Regeon, 6s. 727 Upshur st. NV.
James g Hockenbs1ry.
Armsted Lee, 81, 10th and NJ SITS.
Sadie M Hamilton, 72, 1893 Morris I'd. Sc.
sallie A Carrington. SO. 227 9th ST.
James o; LYcas, .66, $40 21st st. ne.
Charles Grimm, 65, 1912 Duncan st. ne.
Charles Mack, a., 825 4th st.
Oliver p. Harrod, 43, 1415 New Jersey ave.
johanna Gassoway, 43, 2121 Newport pl
Joseph c. Williams. AZ, 512 Sd st. s,E.
Joseph M. Coleman. alias Charles p.
Young, 32. 46H Hanover st.
Agness Hinton. 80, 3732 Grant pl. ne.
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