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\tprltl, /

\pTl'E / WtH um hr rr~puu~ihL.
tor any TIN contracted hl canyons.
"ih"t lh''u my -o.I t"i jho Milford san
t't\ ~'"i""d :ud I'uultrH Market. a-
u has h"'n Sold To HonrY Ma>t,.u rs
o l''r"mh'r /. 1914. WouduoW W
tdlN'r. Dover, Delaware. d7-@t
NOTICE l:rln: Your Jrwclrv trou-
hl'S Ia M can rebuild amy wrist
or pocket Watches 10 look and run
hh" u'W lin@- to order. amy typ.
l;"pan W"lh and clrnuine done Whlt
N"u wat Gus untlcd tree ia tho
: y l't"k"n jcWclIy. Diamond
hr""''r.- t'nss Of amy d ~rtjpttou
'tg:ht l"r 'l@h All work guaranteed
: II lr1ik. Tho Little .Irw,l,r ON
tir IL ide"" I'hui1c 4u4. Milford jl7 If
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NOTICE.!

! will not be responsible for al.v
hlllS contracted by anyone other
than myself
PVT FRANCIS a. ANDERSON
h@"-"t Salisbury, Md.
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PUBLIC SALE!

| viii soil 81 Pubic Auction at my
farm. nc:I thu ~hlueh. s;cnuul House.
"i hlaok topped lu:td mean Covrrdalo'e
cross Road, about l"ur mJI.~ from
L.lLnnI.-L.- Dn
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foI; SALE Two Ol. vnr tvur}yIIt-
"rS' exceptionally good condition
cheap. Two parlor coal stoves. conn. i,
tea kettle. electric washing m,cLir..
5000 running order, gasoline lanp and
I1hl'1nS, Meat Grind"rs and crc \r-
''H'" Hn"p' Caud"n. Del. Orcn ,v,,,
"'' ''" N"''"'1 an Il
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MUSKRAT COAT

+ "' m"d.n"' SlZ" woman. excellent
"i'dli "H VIII sell ch"Hp too Eir2r
f"r ""n'r. Max" SCUM. one - nice.
'iIHltH~ pres ut Write Eos ~.
IH'H'I', Millurd. a. 2t
FOR SALE 1874 Tctraplnur sedan
"a ti.' class shnp". with good heater
N" u $. This car is clcnn i'm every
WY Hrd must h" seen to know what
il is H." William \ D,urlnan. t;Ir,.n-
N'"h, I"I. ltuill" =. dl 1T
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SEWING MACHINES - Re

I''H' q F0Uphl and -Oli. GruIliuc SING
H'.dl'.S oil and raIts Phone 3I7o
= u I'Ulrr, Authorized Singer
\|"Hj. ll1trln-iou street. Sratud.
y u III
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LONG LEAF PINE Wanted.

I'm lilr foot hnuthS. rough. po,l,d or
with bark on Delivered o'u yard at
rYlrudaln. cal t%lI;@ or G31El. Nil
ford. f,llrudale Excelsior Company.
Inc. Ellcudalc me- f
NNTEp- skilled Mtchanics Must
hc .,hlr la install and repair equip
.u,ut prri,r mon W|th "Np'li.'lc,. ia
,..,trIiu& machinery. Good Nue,- Va
cations with pay I,>,.ucii urro,-
uuitv. Libby. NcN,ll X I.ilhl. llnus-
tom, prL d1 "t
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-14
Saturday, December Is. 1915
starting Promptly
Vt ONE O'CI.OCK l.. NJ


Tl" I.Ii"Nn@ personal property.
LIVE STOCK
l'rir If -u,rol horses :, wears old
priu& ol I.la Tn, So horse, ar,. !,
r'tuafkati.' team Two GOOD nilch
~u.i.-
tAl;AiN'i IMPLEMENTS
on" power ~praY,l I5u gallon tank.
u l.. cu2jur. ON. lu-fuut orchard
LtlI"W- rjd'u@ cjlltiNttor. ! farm
wagon. dc"ihortl. ] p,,Iiue mower.
H'W MY corn planter. ON. GU-touth
dl1& barrow. haN utIe. ono 40 ~
PIN't ridtnH pI"W. 40 II Oliver
N"lEinG plnW. 80. ~ Oliver watkins
Pow. south I"nd I-hur~. pillow. > ,rIl-
NNat"t~. lazy rack. complete: fruit
i''k. G'HI"' boo. reversible disk. lad
d'iS. " l." ~ t"ut posts Hud wire suit
"hh' tor electric fence. several toms of
aH'lta hay in barn. corn. = lot OF dry
tn" Wood uudrr roof. = a~p1l:lgu~
t'Hlrh't@ and a~paIaGUs tape. new as
l1fd&u~ crates, OYER 7uu new 12-utIart
Gl"E" baskets. appl, grader and all
cP]upm"m tor r1ckiu% apples berry
crates, ami l.-ht~h..l ha-k,tS Bees in
lH'~. also empty hives. Iilork and
iHIi. sr'nd-tou". cldor press. harness.
t""l- ar3d many ojIrI articles not mcn-
ltuucd
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
oak dining room suite. extension Ia
hl', davenport. rockers. bureau. wash
stand. rot. huN. 'tC.
TEItNS. CASH.
IlOMEE t. ANDERSON
k"Iph Sm.u,'v and H:r EIh. CLERKS.
'ha~. w Carroll. Aurtionc,'r. d7 3t
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NOTICE

NOTICE-Win buy an o1d paper at
~ East street. Milford. William Lass.
a4-tf
NJ IL r. ash paid ror good used
cars and jUnkers. See Gloss. Frederica
al3-%Ntp
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FOR SALE

.OE SALE N"t,n rtIs, chris,
mas trees 1-It,t ~ lo-t,.t rdl. II nu
IN each. cash. IL ih, -t.t. F.., +.
Hanger station. E.ao.'. ln.e,n isi
II t. IT. EuN'l u"> ,.,,t ard t.t.
rfiol t. prrcmh. l1 No a,l>,r.,-.
FRO. VIII h, cUt only NI... N..t,, t-
u.;ldN To TAXI II aWHN f.i'i-.f
FOX SALE Nrut"\ut#i.h 3 a-r,.-
n.W room dW,lui- ".ti tath. tt~
,..l.r been or'EHl' = "u" ,apr,ttN
f,nilrr house. tGlN 'I.rIr.a ,'u.<,-,.-
..n,Iy located httWc,u lirId4.Nl1. and
Greenwood on NY uH.l H-UAuN.
En,,r, I3. j. T. CuN,r. Haa...> ilIc.
p,i Phone 'irc"rW"od 2,tI n."- ir
FOR SALE ~ rUhIo la.ooa tb.
r"a'rn'S ,,',ts aad f>,a:. n j. - = ,'..'. . -...I =
Ibug~horo. prI1Uar", viii h. -o.a "u
Tine prrrni-cS az p'Hu, .aci'uH. u,t
FRIDAY. Dcccnhcr ] f. l' s. ar - }u
-. lu. and saturday, I'rr'ett't r.. :
H. mn. and coutiuuIuI fnHl ,rHpb.roG.
d7-2t
FOR SALE Thf,r huadrca r-,ial-.
some ~i\ foot. down io u'fe iHoj t;.ll
NIc, Christmas trees Wh,I. - -utH
t?-.. I- wanted. l'"r "ruam'rtI pun
pu-c- uudoor~ "I "ut Il" h" -uid u
uu, lot can h. ~,,.I HnN Sunday
Mrs. ItO~V l.. ItHlil~. l. =, l'1N y. E'l.
iun. Del one mil -u.lh ui SWUf
Puui'lA Plant e., -
FOR SALE - Pan" whI,c or gray
asbestos side wall shingles al-o Dut,h
lap roof shingles. CuIul-. Gi,.ru. hls, h.
red and hluc. All shingles uaJIrd ou hy
experienced iEtltr$. Fro estimates
given and small monthly Payments.
VIII make your home like Your nc.al-
hors. Write Al Mree". ~ruold. i,I.
or phone Scaford ;1Si. sl"-tl
FOR SALE ON. l932 H. = 81 irt,l-
national tractor Good u,ruHptraI
condition. Also Universal t9II... r.-
frigriatcd Eyady to 80. and i"l ],
yuu want it, Also one 1913" h-I5 du.'
wheel pick up. Overload sprlu@~ MI
new tires. 6-plN t;uorutt'".d u.rhtui-
ically Lot of tires 81 pa up To- / m
\ - Good for ialu traeturs ~. ~
IIulIig,.r IIid9t.NilIr. ID,l a -
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EoI; ~\II N,a...' tooll hlm4.-
low Typ hunl ana excellent La..u.~.
Ir"rH1N ai Junction. Two tl.ln hugh
WAY. 80 T. and SO. =. two ,.tt 4al-
"-". poultry hy,j-... .p4ctIc4ul n.u
l"."o capacity. nIl> ,qurprd Two
acres beautiful lawn. ehauc Hrd nuu
trees, HlnpIr 2;nd"u Spa,r. 4uud l.H1t
n& and tj~hne. tr.' school hes -,i-
vice. pass n&rr buses Stop tt Iruut
81 house. - uslo- south =, Nilmu@
tom Hnd only ~ llilc~ to l,.I.,hull
I".ach Tuc,d rj-ht George COLLINS
Milton, Il'I Phone Milton 37jl dii y
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SOuthb0und Mails
y NOrthbOund Mails
MOTTO F.!
MOTTO I,

Will pay no bills unless CON
tracted by myself.
WILLIAM f. WOOD
h"o-}tp HARRINGTON. Del.
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Business Property For Sale

Large store. with room tut 1W" apitl
in.nt~ ON second floor. Mo LH'h,f
shop. ON "a nice ~iZc lot u crl.t.r oI
EridscNil, \ good loc:tiou t"l a',>
KIND ut business. I'u~~'@~tou "l t"t-
Iunulry /. 1918. TrIu+ il d,.sii,t ",
have many bargains can 10 Binds,
vile. 9. II. i;auuiu%. Representa- =
- Struut Realty NLruCN Iuc. dl ~
FOR SALE loo s.N-uoulE.> uli I:af-
rrd Hock ltoo>ttt~. >uu iNc-tuoltth- olU
New Hampshire I;cd IUli,t- tCHj.jt
hI,db, tested. NIcolu mated. Wur!0' 'd "tI,t
laNliG; also - WAITER lroU&h-. ard ~
automatic dlipp,r~, two Oth> tr""d"i
stoves. lm,,. Ii5},krNr. iNu l.luv,1
clrctllc lluudcr.. used Two W"rk- Sly
cr.l Wutrr turul- with clrtrr hyHi
jiil ull~ ln; h,ie. Dupuelt' l;t,,k
cats klltrn Inlhu4 ~Dtl"n. ';t...n.
Woud h,.l az II
ron; SALE r" rttl. r.jtjr. l,i.. ht
room house. ccuIt:.l httt. tuultu. W..
ter mnd hnIh. r!,otrc. Iar@, l,W'
With beautiful trees. about = :,r'.- 81
@lld, ~itu"t, ia Ihr ToN,u ot l.uaa,lu
3 fuil.@ h, low Milford. lpclaWn1'. Nj,
- moral store. @niuG hI@jup A~. anuu1
.t,rr at land Both on c,lrrul tnad
\rplN lIrirua - ~h-ldon. l.lncnn
D,laWarr. ul l;"hrt1 J.. Cmtin. .Attoi-
urN. North American EuHdju-. WI
mjnGlou. Delaware. u11 II
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-14
Tuesday. December Is. 1915

\T TEN O'CLOCK \ VI
iHiu or ShIu-
Tn l"l'"Nin2 rol~onal Property. To
LIVE STOCK
=, on" pan "af's. Tinro marc colts
Lot Of corn ;lid fodder
ENEAIINoi IMPLEMENTS
ono riding rloW. rdiug culjjvalor.
"n" 2-hut~' wagon ] d,arhorn. corn
FIaui"r. corn cutter. walking
rl"W-. Walking cultIvHt"rS har-
l"W~. hatntss. ! ~ of disc. wagon
h"dE. -'1 Fairbanks platform scale.
pillow shear Srlnd.r. fuddef truck.
screw jack<. cream ~"palHtor sWingi,.
ji"rS ;tnd u.:tnN oth"r thjue~ too utJ-
nirluus tu mcnion
TIItMS. CASH
CHARLES y EOSNNDEE
ANNA KOSNNDEI;
tAall'~ S,tuuuu.. tIcrk
p.tnal j. Short Nur'jouo,l. DIN
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Leopard FUR COAT

Ipl; SALE ENc'll"n' ,"raI,jut uI
l"uEth aul Tilted Sil. III Pnur, ..o
Dorothy NnAaid Sunni. NHtorI. Do
FOR SALE ono pam fo> haa4d-
N"Il bred. Young. hand~uu, Reads go
-" ! viii h' away un Sudt. O. ;:
k'"d. St"V"u~NiIl,. Nd 'hui.. --44
drip
FOR SALE Tuhp~ and r..,,- ,ur alt
makes of radios I*tI~ for au u.k,.-
of washing Uachiu.~ I',t.r....f.>. :
+. second ond Charlie -',..t. Il lt.9d.
DIT
FOR SAI.E,-Guuu u-.a ,l,iI.n..
Mems good oVrrcoat- G,G..-' u.,.~-....
all clean and sale. Curl.-I .~iu:.. t'.l-
H>lc Ian" and Fa Front ~lI,.t. Mil
ford. Iru
FOR SALE Hou~,. allH lot aid ad-
'icoreianH Nuck. \pI'N tu Nnc. Mo
llNain". Girc'uWu"j. H'l lH.un,. 53ll.
d1-2t
FOR SALE 80 acr,-. good house. q
rooms, closet, c' HER. hiu'l.r huu~,@
and necessary uuthNtld.u"~ OulN tWu
mjl"S from S'Hiori. cali l35S. S,uluId
n3U-3t
FOR SALE Good hoy pr,.-Wai bi-
cycle. Now Tire. and tenders. recently
painted. Apply alter four u'rloch at
II E"uth East Front street, Milford.
Del. llr
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PUBLIC SALE!

Having -old lhr lHrm. { wu} .,H 1T
Public 81" :ti ~, t'rm. , ml,- >..et
of VI: etsuia on
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE 90 a.r. rarnt. room
house. good condition. uu1ttuldIn--.
N2.&'". HARTLEY tlazl"ltNlU Eu.H \n-
luM NlNA EnA I1G. nnrlLA. n.L nLL-.ln
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-14

FOR SALE Hobart meat grinders.
slicinG machines, mixing machines.
potato pcclcrs. Dayton computing
scales, scales for every other purpose.
rhIchcn picking machines. Wretjnp-
house Strr-I lamps. Tor every pur-
pose. Ai"Ht cases, boxes. rtrjgcra-
tIun, water CoulrrS. n.W-usrd truzrn
food cabinet. etc, pl"t.. food store
mrnt. Water coolrrs. N"W-us,d frozen
food 'HhlMrts. l'rir" cards. supplies.
'tc. brloi" store Equipment COM
pany llnI West Main street, Sails
bury. Ma Sli-tf
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Fairbank Platform Scales.

l.noo pounds. FOR SALE Poultry
Picking MaChiw.S. Immediate. d.liNyrN.
OrIulc store Euljpu,u Cuu.pltiN.
salisbury, Ma. Ih"uy ll55 ~ tt
FOR SALE luo bushels soy h.au.
80" bushels corn. dry. ready 10 rllud.
Pure cider Vinegar, . Years old. .,o.
gallon jug. your cuutuin,l. lo,
Charles Gcr". Lincoln. p,l ltp
FOR SALE My home at Union
HaIf cl,nr Good l3ud. Seven room
huuS, Number uf uuIhuildili4-.
Charles t;ci", Lincoln. prL Itp
FOR SALt,-Comrlrtr living room
furniture. 3-picCc mohair living room
suite. > end tables. library tuhlr. cot
Tee. tahI' aud ash Tray. Euu,id Moore.
Ellrud1lr, DrI Phone G32Jl2 dll-tl
FOR SALE loo Now iIaup-Dur,
Rcd pti'l,]- IIAtch,d March - I;lpud
tr~t"d 1ud lUllurum clr.u NuW in
heavy production Nh Fannie Nj
'HuI,N. iridGoNlllr. Phone 5>"3 ~ .tp
FOR SALE Sim hu.ldIu4 I.,-. som,
along west side. iuI'uu IIGhWaN. about
3 miles north "t Miiurd NU,, htI
land. 'loCtrir amt tel. ihuur I'njluI,i.
Ernest G.. Mnckhu, Aulturd. p,L
d1-2tp
Fol; SNI.F. Stove W0oJ or tilcplacr
pine. Nlucn per cord: mixed Sl2 Nu prr
'uld. Hard wood. 81 Gn p,r Curd Can
-IcHGUid 2l"\. Russell *. Grtlith Write
Wired +. opay. Jr.. Hrlde,Nilt
nl6-ti
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF valuable
Personal Property

p".a- l." pool h,alth W. VIII $, II
t'N Wa> 81 rlhlic \uytIuu AT utu hu,nr
~ 'rr oHf road l,adrug from Illh,l
fllo'~ ~ Shnp collins Hoar-t.ad.
ah"H} ua.- trou ,i,org.touu. Sus-
- ED-l.lE. ..L.A SILL, 81 I.LnMMr.- nll
Milford chronicle., 1945-12-14
DRY SOY BEANS

w \NTED-WjN pay government sup
pom price. Cash at car door, Thomas
T., 4 \HSSat. lJrl. iliu-t
WANTED Turkey beard 10y tn"
pound All kinds oi fancy WreathS and
nistlctur Highest price paid. Wal
lace II. Wiley, 'I'cuWood. Del
~ itp
WANTED I'ru.aIc nous, keeper.
mi,dlr age. Capable Wouan Onr ia
tnunIN Geo. W Clrudanirl, Ahlturd.
pl. slaughter Sock Ih"n" ">Nd;2
PIP
WANTED Wilson Early Elack Soy
Beans. free from morning glory. amy
quantity. Frank ClrudauirI. Inc. Lin
coin. Delaware. Telephone Milford l23.
Oi4-tf
WANTED Men or women to work
i'm production Department. Steady
work. days a Wrck. Experience not
nrccssary Apply Milford Laundry.
Milford. AL If
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HOl' SEIlOLp GOODS

j. ! BROWN. Owner
ICk Sl'Ncu~, va, ,tjuuctI. TIP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
Mrs. Florence Simonds,
Widow Of General, Dies

Mrs. Florence Page Simonds, 81
widow of Mai. Gen. George S
Simonds, once deputy chief of staff
died yesterday in Walter Reed Hos
pital after long illness. She made
her home at the Kennedy Warren
Apartments.
Mrs. Simonds was born in Fort
Shaw, Mont. the daughter of Mai
Gen. John H. Page, a World War
general. Gen. Simonds, who was
former commandant of the Army
War College and commanding gen.
eral of the 9Th Corps Area, died in
1888 shortly after his retirement.
Survivors include two daughters
Mrs. N. A. Costello. 1926 South
Thomas road. Arlington, and Mrs
w. F. Ryan of the Kennedy Warren
Funeral services will be held at
4 pm. tomorrow in the Walter Reed
Memorial Chapel. Burial will be in
the Military Academy Cemetery
West Point, N. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
Funeral Rites Tomorrow
For R. f. Jenkins, N.

Funeral services for Richard E
Jenkins, sr.. 1865 g street NE, a
resident of Washington for 80 years,
who died Monday in Casualty Hos
pital after a months illness, will
be held at pm. tomorrow. at
Chambes' Southeast funeral home.
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Mr.. jenkins was born and edu-
Gated in King George County. Va
He had been employed at the Hugh
Reilly Co. for % years and was
a member of the Glaciers Union
Local 1853.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Hester
M. Jenkins. he is survived by q
son, Pfc. Richard E. Jenkins. jr.
serving with the Marines in the
Pacific; three sisters. Mrs. Blanche
Harris and Mrs Carrie Inscoe. both
of Washington. and Mrs. Maggie
Coakley, King George. Va, and two
brothers, Lawrence and Webster
Jenkins, both of Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
J. Howard Brine, s.,
Dies Of Heart Attack

J. Howard Brine, SO. superintend-
ent of a Washington branch of the
Prudential Insurance Co. for II
years, died of a heart attack early
today at his home, 38l7 Garfield
street NV.
Mr.. Brine apparently had been In
good health and had attended a
meeting of the Civitan Club at the
Mayfiower Hotel yesterday.
Born in New Kingstown, Pa, Mr.
Brine was educated in the PennsyI-
vania public schools. He had beer
connected with the Prudential Co
for 80 years and before coming to
Washington in 1928 had been To-
Gated in Harrisburg and Lebanon
Pa. He was superintendent OF
Washington District No. /, with
offices located at 1910 Vermont ave-
nue. NV.
Since coming to this city, Mr.
Brine had been active at the Foun-
dry Methodist Church, serving or
it's Board of Trustees and as chair
man of the Finance Committee. He
belonged to the Masons and the
Shriners.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Ruth C. Brine; two daughters. Mrs
Carolyn B. Ertzinger, Jackson
Heights. Long Island. ~ Y, and
Miss Dorothy Brine, Washington; q
sister, Mrs. Mabel Bixler, Harris
burg, and one grandchild.
Funeral services will be conducted
Friday at the Hysong funeral home
by the Rev. Dr. Frederick Brown
Harris, pastor of Foundry Church
The hour of the services will be an
nounced later. Burial will be In
Harrisburg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
Mrs. Sodie Susan, s.,
To Be Buried Todoy

Funeral services for Mrs. Sadie
Susan. So. who died yesterday a,
her home, 500 Wayne avenue, Silver
Spring, Md, after brief illness
were held at l pm. today at the
Danzansky funeral home. Burial will
be In the B'nai Israel Cemetery
Oxon Hill, Md.
Mrs. Susan was the mother oil
DR.. Philip D. Susan, Washington
chiropodist. Before moving to Silver
Spring six years ago. she had lived
at Livingston Manor. NJ Y, and
later at Lakewood, N. j. A native OF
Poland. she came to this country at
the age of l6.
She also is survived by sister
Miss Molly Kurtz, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
Roswell W. Snow, 50,
ice Division Chief,
Dies at GNU Hospital

Roswell Woodland Jock" Snow
50. official of the Interstate CON-
merce Commission and former exec
utive vice president of the Canada
Dry Ginger Ale CO., died last night
in George Washington University
Hospital.
Mr.. Snow was born in Washington
and while attending Central High
School captained the football and
baseball teams. Following gradua-
ton in 1904 he coached the football
team for two years.
Later he was graduated from the
Law School at Georgetown Univer-
sity and became legal adviser to
the Goodyear Tire g. Rubber Co.
at Akron, Ohio, and later to the
Dunlop Tire g. Rubber Co at
Buffalo.
He was associated with the ginger
ale company from 1925 to 1884, when
he resigned because of i'll health
Since 1886 he had been director of
the division of water carriers and
freight forwarders of the ICC.
In 1915 Mr.. Snow married the
former Miss Annette Smith, men,
Der of a prominent Washington
family. She survives him. He also
is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Carter Treadwell, Bronxville, N. Y,
and Mrs. Dan S. Leasure; son
Roswell Woodland Snow, Coast
Guard quartermaster now at sea,
and a sister, Miss Harriet Snow
The Snow residence is at 34ll Que
bee street NV.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Hines funeral
chapel, 1901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Rock Creek Gene
tery,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-28
Vincent Bendix Dies;
Pioneered Many
| Automofive Devices
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. Vincent
Bendix, ministers runaway sor
who won and lost a fortune from
automobile and airplane parts in.
ventions, died yesterday at 81.
A heart attack in his apartment
ended the career which began as
elevator boy and included the presi-
dency of Bendix Aviation Corp.
and of Bendix Helicopters, Inc
Mr.. Bendix relinquished his connec-
ton with the former firm three
years ago.
Affable, widely travelled, the
pioneer automobile builder invented
the Bendix drive, which made self
starting of cars practicable, and in
troduced volume production of four
wheel brakes to the United States
The son of the Rev. John Bendix
of Moline. ILL.,, he ran away from
home at Is and after various mental
jobs studied mechanics and began
to develop his inventions. His mar
riage in 1922 to Elizabeth Channon
ended in divorce.
The billion dollar-a-year enter
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prises which he founded, now de.
voted to war production, have man.
ufactured starters. generators, mag
netos. landing gear, brakes, radio
direction finders, cupboard motors
and many other devices.
In 1899 Mr.. Bendix went into
personal bankruptcy, listing $14,-
100000 liabilities and assets OF
slightly more than 100000. He
said when he resigned the chair
manship OF Bendix Aviation three
years later that he would devote
himself to "the field of develop
ment."
Mr.. Bendix sponsored the trans
continental air race that was named
for him and also the international
glider meet at Elmira, N. Y.
ANY business. is nothing more
than a collection of ideas" was
his motto, and he frequently added
Its not enough to get good idea
You must get. another one"
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In Mpmnrtan,

ALLEN. HORACE W. In sad but loving
remembranee OF my dear husband and oul
father, HORACE w. ALLEN. who passed
away eight years ago today, March 80
God knew the road was getting rough
And the hills were too hard for you to
climb, 'ON W
So He gently closed your tired and weary
And whispered PEACE fH ss s ss,qsi, v
CARTER, LUCY TAYLOR. In loving re-
m men y n, q my dear mother, LUCY TAY-
LOR CARTER. who departed this life three
years ago today. March 20. 1912.
In my Sheart your memory fingers
SWeefly. tender, fond and true:
mere Is not day. dear mother,
DAUGHTER, MARIE c. CooMBs.
FUNkH0USER, LUCY ELLEN In loy-
M # des nbo m9tns Lucy
lie one year ago today, March %, 1914.
Somewhere BACK of the sunset.
Where loneliness never dies.
She lives in land of glory
With the blue and the gold of the skies
And we who have known and loved her,
Whose passing has brought sad tears,
VIII cherish her memory forever
s5s sos A rs S1fsaf BOB
PAULINE.
HARDY, DR.. ERNEST M. In loving
memory Of my dear husband, DR.. ERNEST
M. HARDY, who departed this life four
years ago today, March %. 1871.
I cannot say and / will not say
rna' his RI Io ss1s h w I inst ABE
LURIG. .ARTIE. In loving remembrance
Of our husband and father, ARTIE LURIG.
81 1882 HIS W Fs. AND 81 D iISdii Ma'7
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Charles 5. Mason Dies;
Government Architect

Charles S. Mason. ST. Interior De-
partment architect. died yesterday
in Garfield Hospital after an illness
of 10 days. He lived at 4006 Fifth
street NV.
Mr.. Mason, al native of Oregon.
Ill. had been a resident of the Dis
trict since 1900 and studied archi-
lecture at George Washington Uni
versity A Federal employe for more
than 80 years, he was in the
supervising architects ONCE at the
Treasury Department for many
years and later transferred to the
Interior Department.
He was a member of the Scottish
Rite, East Gate Masonic Lodge
and for many years clerk at the
North Washington Baptist Church
Besides his widow. Mrs. Helen F
Mason, he is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Miss Helen F. Mason. jr., and
Miss Marjorie A. Mason; his mother
Mrs. Adella Mason. and two sisters
Mrs. Lillian M. Lester and Mrs
Henrietta NJ Millmore, all of Wash
ington.
Funeral services will be held al
l pm. Friday, at the Hines funeral
home Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Robert H. Richards Dies
Al 100; Noted Educator
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Mar. o.
Prof. Emeritus Robert Hallowell
Richards, oldest living graduate OF
Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy and the last surviving member
of the Institutes first class, died
today. He would have been 10l
years old next August 26.
He was born in Gardiner. Me, Au-
gust Is, 1874 Retired from M. I. T
in 1914. he had been a member of
the faculty for 46 years, and for Al
years headed its department of min
ing engineering
He established the first educa-
tional laboratories of mining and
metallurgy in the world and has
been credited with revolutionizing
teaching in these fields by intro
ducing laboratory methods of expert
ment and scientific research.
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William Ryon, Student
At Calvert School, Dies

William F. Ryan, is, son of Mrs
Mary c. Ryan, 1925 Seventeenth
street NV, died yesterday In
Georgetown Hospital after a long
illness.
Born in Washington. the youth
was a student at the Calvert School,
and served on the altar at st. Mat
thew's Cathedral. His father. Will.
liam F. Ryan, Washington plumber
died five years ago.
Requiem mass will be celebrated
at 1880 am. Friday at St. Mat
thew's Cathedral. Burial will be
in Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
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Mrs. Sarah A. Brown Dies;
Wife Of MAGAZINE Head

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-Mrs. Sarah
A. Brown, II, wife of James Wright
Brown, ST., president Of Editor 81
Publisher Co., died today at CO.
lumbia Presbyterian Medical Center
She married Mr.. Brown in 1898,
and they had lived in Yonkers since
1911, when Mr.. Brown came from
Louisville, KY. to become general
manager of the trade publication.
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Admiral Arlington Dies

STAMFORD, Lincolnshire, Mar.
20 tP.-The death of Vice Admiral
Argentine Hugh Abingdon, 68, who
witnessed the scuttling of the Ger
man fleet at Scapa Flow, was an
nounced today. He was a veteran
of several naval actions of the
World War.