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William 5. Drinkwater, ~,
Former DC. Resident, Dies

William Scott Drinkwater. %.
formerly of Washington, died Tues
day in Chicago after an illness of
six months, it was learned here yes
terday.
Mr. Drinkwater lived at 1925 Rod
man street NV. with his mother.
Mrs Marie Scott DrinEwater. and
his father, Charles M. Drinkwater,
who died in 1914.
He had been the general manager
of the G. NJ Drinkwater Co. of Chi
cago. which manufactured mobile
food carts and other equipment for
the armed services. His father in
vented the food carts during World
War I and was requested by the
Army to reopen his firm at the be-
ginning of World War II.
Mr.. Drinkwater was a graduate Of
the Illinois Institute of Technology
and Armour College OF Engineering.
He served for a short time in the
infantry during the war until fur
Laughed on the death Of his father.
Besides his mother. who now lives
at 1915 Judson avenue, Evanston,
Ill, he is survived by his widow,
Mrs. June N. Drinkwater: a brother,
Charles M. jr.. and a sister, Miss
Nancy Marie Drinkwater, all of Chi
cago
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D. {. Polio Peak Reached
Health Officials Report

District health officials said today
that the peak in polio cases this
year has been reached and that they
do not expect more than one or two
cases month at the most for the
rest of the year.
The District has escaped the cpl
demic proportions of polio cases
prevalent in most of the country
this year. There have been 81 cases
in the Metropolitan Area. IL in
Washington and IS in nearby Mary
land and Virginia.
Meanwhile, the United States
Public Health Service reported that
the peak has been reached this year
for the entire country. The number
of cases throughout the country
dropped last week for the first time
since May rs. Despite the drop,
however, the number Of polio VIC
tins this year is expected to be the
largest since 1916.
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BASHOOR, LOUIS z. In loving memory
df snd wSo d eyns trh ss
lie one year ago today. August 20. 1915.
Always that night we'll remember
Inst pain which took you away from our
midst;
Our aching hearts pray you're resting in
peace with our Saviour.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BAYNARD, RAYMOND. In loving mem.
ory OF our dear husband and father. RAY
years ago today. August 20, 1914.
4 precious one from US has gone.
NsARD AND SONS, RAYMOND. JR.;
BROY, ADDISON w. In loving memory
81 our dear husband, father and son; ADJ
bison W. BROY. who departed this lie
hVe years ago today, August 20, 1871.
Gone. but not forgotten
LOVING WIFE, CHILDREN, MOTHER.
FITZGERALD, JAMES BLAINE. A trib.
ae sad hd dsBsGn JAMES * E HN
FITZGERALD, who departed this life one
year ago today. August 90, 1915 Ami
napolis, Nd. ""'
One sad, lonely year has passed
Since my great sorrow fell
AhS SILVIA l. ICCcitt6 lndL Gay
1 still remember well.
My heart still aches with sadness,
MY eyes shed many tear:
God alone knows how I miss you. sweet.
At the end of one long year.
They say time heals a broken heart,
But, no, it isn't true;
For one year now my heart has sched,
De aou 5Ref pEVoTEdp 9s WIFE IF 'G MARY
FITZGERALD, JAMES BLAINE. In Low.
BIA1 MNsmpIY g ny dear father JAMES
me one year ago today, August 30. 1915
Anniversary mass will be offered BY the
Carmelite fathers
Today my heart is heavy,
MY thoughts are all of thee:
Oh, how I miss you, Dad, dear
none but God in Heaven can see
What would I give to. clasp your hand.
tn f our h na1r va, face to see;
YOUR LoviSG son. BLAINE.
HOBBS. MELISSA. In sad but 1ovino
men 9ry Of our mother and srandmother r,
MELISSA HOBBS, who passed on four years
ago today, August 20, 1912.
A token Of love and remembrance
>, VI mother we shall never FORGET:
Her momery to US is treasure.
Her loss lifetime regret.
Our r., loved one Is sim with us.
-, one never lett our side;
She still IS close about u.s.
Her spirit is our guide
DAUIHIEK, LAURA; GRANDFATHER
Ley, EVELYN, GLADYS AND HELEN
MINOR. JOSEPHINE C. In living mann.
81 qi my beloved grandmother, Us.
SErHiNE c. MINOR, who departed this III,
fourteen years ago today, August 20, 1852
Gone: but not forsotten.
WILLIAMS.
rpIhfnE1S NELLIE; BRANCH. GER.
10 , our dear mother. NELLIE PRESTON
t snS siippe s. aWsy from us three years age
TRfIrr,,r h pY u So 1913. and aunt. GER.
| 30, 1943. H"''eu away april
SONS, JAMES AND oRvILLE PRESTON
! oHoihEH' EUGENE PRESTON,
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PRESTON, NELLIE b. In loving mem
DRY Of my beloved sister NELLIE B. PRES
TON who passed away three years ago
today, August 20, 1913.
What happy hours we once enjoyed
When we were all together;
But, oh, how changed 1t all is now
Since you have gone forever
YOUR LONELY SISTER, NJ. p. STAFFORD.
SMITH, WILBUR H. Sacred is the mem
DRY Of our beloved one, WILBUR H. SMITH,
who passed away August 20, 1882.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days We do not think of you
Are few and hard to find
DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
WINDSOR. FRANCIS. In loving mem
DRY of our daughter and sister. FRANCIS
8. WINDSOR, who departed this life two
years ago in Oakton, Calf, August 20,
1914.
Deeb in our hearts lies a picture
OF loved one laid to rest:
In memoryS frame we shall keep 1t,
Because she was one of the best.
They say time heals broken heart,
But this seems so untrue;
For two years our hearts are stiiI achine
Dear daughter and sister, Just for you
Sleep on, dear one, and take your rest,
The one we SO dearly loved;
Some day We will join you
Up there in Heaven above
HER MOTHER AND SISTERS
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John Paul Harry Rites
will Be Held Saturday

Requiem mass for John Paul Harry
68. retired Bureau Of Engraving plate
printer. who died at the home OF
his son, John Joseph Harry. 224O
Fortieth street NV, Tuesday after
heart attack, will be said at 8 am
Saturday at the Holy Trinity Church
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mr.. Harry
had moved to Miami, Fla. after his
retirement from the bureau five
years ago after 80 years service there.
He was a member of the Elks, and
formerly was active in the Holy
Name Society and the knights of
Columbus.
Besides his son. at whose home he
died, Mr.. Harty is survived by his
mother, Mrs. George Harry: three
other sons, Russell A., Miami Ber-
nard z. of Californiasand Daniel r. of
Urbana, ILL.,, and five daughters, Mrs.
Mae Battle and Mrs. Dolores Brand
stetter, both of Washington; Mrs.
Eileen Nicholson, Miami; Mrs. Mar
garet Hagan, West Englewood, N. j.,
and Mrs. Winifred Walsh, Summit,
N. j., and 10 grandchildren.
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James 5. Talbot, 10,
Native Of District, Dies

James S. Talbot, 10, native Of
Washington, died recently in South
Gate, Calf, where he had lived
since 1914, 1t was learned here last
night. Masonic services were held
and burial was in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Talbot moved to Chicago
early in life and served in the Post
Office there for "a years. He re-
turned to the District in 1924 and
remained here in Government serv-
ice until transferred in 1941 to
Cincinnati by the Agriculture De-
partment. He retired in May 1914
Mr.. Talbot was a past master OF
a Chicago Masonic lodge, a grand
lecturer of Illinois, and a member
OF Lafayette Lodge No. 10, F.A.AM
here.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Grayce Talbot, a daughter, Mrs
Donald A. O'Bryan, a grandson
Neal Talbot O'Bryan, all of Cali
fornia; sister, Mrs. J. P. McCurdy
of Washington, and three brothers
Ray S., of Norfolk. Harry L.. OF
Washington, and Alvin of Phila
delphia
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Horace Browning, 81, Dies;
Real Estate Executive Here

Horace Browning, 81, we'll known
real estate executive here and third
generation member of an old WASH
ington family, died unexpectedly
last night at his home, 1887 Cathe-
dral avenue NV
Mr. Browning was sales manager
Of the William H. Saunders Real
Estate Co., with which he had served
four years. Before that he had been
associated with other real estate
firms here since 1924 He was a
member OF the Real Estate Board
and the Society of Residential APP
praisers.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Ruth Willard Browning; a daughter,
Miss Mary Page Browning, and a
son, Robert c., all of Washington.
Funeral services will be held at
Q pm. tomorrow at the st. Adams
Episcopal Church. Burial will be in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Archie |. Peterson,
Treasury Aide, Dies;
Services Tomorrow

Funeral services for Archie L,
Peterson, So. assistant chief disburs-
ing officer Of the United States, who
died Tuesday at Sibley Hospital, will
be held at pm. tomorrow at
Christ Episcopal Church, $40 G
street Sc. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
Mr.. Peterson. who lived at 1851
Denver street Sc, had been with
the Government for 30 years and
with the Treasury Department the
last IS years. He returned to his
position as assistant disbursing off,
Ger in January after a four-year
absence on active duty with the
Navy. Serving as a commander, he
was in charge of the property ac-
counting office of the Nays Bureau
of Supplies and Accounts during
the war.
Born in Stoneham, Mass, Mr..
Peterson was educated at Spring.
field (Mass.) College and received
a degree in accounting from South
eastern University.
During his Government career he
was sent at one time as a member
Of a committee to set up accounting
systems for the territories Of Hawaii
and the Virgin Islands. He also
had made study of the accounting
system in Panama.
He was senior warden of Christ
Episcopal Church.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs
Mary Wood Peterson; his mother
Mrs. Elsie S. Peterson; two sisters,
Mrs. Raymond Bicknell and Mrs.
Edward Noonan, all of Stoneham:
and two brothers, Paul L. Peterson.
Orleans, Mass, and Ernest A. Peter
son, Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Honorary pallbearers, all from the
Treasury Department, are Edward
F. Bartlett, Emmett j. Brennan,
Robert w. Maxwell, Russell Reagh.
Joseph A. Jordan and Paul Ban
ming.
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Dr.. Ernest Groves Dies;
Authority on Marriage

CHAPEL HILL, N. c.. Aug. 49,
DR.. Ernest r. Groves, So, professor
of sociology at the University of
North Carolina and considered an
authority on marriage and family
life, died last night at Arlington,
Mass, university officials said today.
The cause of death was not known
here. His wife, the former Gladys
Hoagland of Concord, Mass, was
with him.
DR.. Groves had been teaching this
summer at Boston University.
He had written Is books on mar
riage and the family. One, Shall
I Marry Now?" was distributed by
the armed services during the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
George H. HummeI,
Tobacco Official, Dies

SUMMIT, N. j., Aug. 29.-George
Henry Hummel, 81, chairman of the
Board OF Directors of P. Lorillard
Co, tobacco manufacturers. died
Tuesday night at his home here of
heart ailment after 10 days i'll
ness.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow morning at the home.
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Births Reported

Edward and Genevieve Armstrong ooy
.sieharG aud Juanita Baridon. boz
Earl and Jennie Barnhart, boy
GIanar and BirEit Bjornson, boy.
Robert and JoEva BOYD. girl.
gerry and Jrliet Bryan. boy.
Ralph and Alice Bucca, boy.
Hugh and Pauline CHM. boy.
Antcn ano Edna Cleo, boy
Ger and Betty Clawson. boy
Howard ' and if sstty c cilns sir 1ir
Joseph and Helen Cooksey. girl
M Maze, and Nina Crawford, siri. boz
s Mi1fiiiam ana Edna Dean, boy.
H Hsro.d s ana Helen Helen priscoil girl.
hESaymond ana Bernardine Pearson, ooy
Paul and Mettie Fender, boy'
GREGORY and Elpenickie Galanos. boy.
Is 'sNss0rs s snd Audrey Galsano; sirl
Donald and MaT1arie. girl. ' wv
Henry and Jane Green, boy.
Forrest and Hester Hanlon. boy.
I.wrsne eo and d't Hu aslsFf ail T aIr
Fenwick and sara Holmes, boy.
LI s,w.s e. and D.! Edna Hotter. sirl,
In3mas and Mary johnson. girl
Vincent and Eleanor Judge, girl.
EDWARD and Mary Kane, boy
Herbert and Lillian Knees, sirl.
Seorse and Hem Kofler boy.
george snd Helen ,Linseoacn, boy.
wallace and Lorraine Mann, boy.
Cai!in and Mary Martin, boy.
crank and Helen Ma-zo, boz
FREDERICK and Jane Meatyard, ejrl
GoLson and RUBY Moon. sirl
lanes and o,iys Mecarly, girl
chsres a ana f Eileen M Sorthfop BOZ sir
John and Myrtle Pepper, eirl.
charles and Margaret Pilkerton, boy.
Dorse and Esther Redmond, girl.
Lewis and Elite Eickett, airi.
HMSseH and josephine Sampson boy.
william and Marjorie. Shelton. giri
Norman and Helen Sinclair. girl.
Curtis and Anna Sluman, girl
ffimSIe s snd G Hsant sosy girl
Arthur and Mary sprague, girl.
Parker and Anita Stuart. girl.
John and Alice Summers, boy
BENJAMIN and Nedra Vanderwoort. girl.
Roy ana Ruth Wagner. girl.
Walter and Rachel Wallace, boy.
n @Shn ana M MIia er..s Wallace. boy.
Phillip and Joyce weston, girl.
William and Josephine Williamson, girl
FRANKLIN and Muriel Wilson, boy
Lee and Ruth Wrye, boy.
Lewis and San Juan Barnes, girl.
Alfred and Susie Barrett, girl.
/ Robert and Frances Best, girl
Herman and Elsie Bradshaw, girl
Samuel anil Kate Brown, girl.
Cordell and Diane Davenport, girl
Julian and Lula Davis, girl.
Robert and Marguerite Glenn. girl
| Wiloert and Elizabeth johnson. girl
Letancie and Maryslee Lotion, girl
Robert and Ruth Long, girl.
/ James and Grace Moore. girl.
James and Gertrude Roberts, girl.
Dolores and Leola Robinson, girl.
Caulbert and Lillian Rufin, girl.
Earnest and Leonora Salter girl.
samuel and Mamie Watkins. girl.
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Field Marshal Cuvun
Dies in London at 80
Assoeiotsd Pres, finoneioi Writer

LONDON. Aug. 29.-Field Marshal
Lord Cavan, 80, chief of the British
Imperial General Staff from 1922
to 1926, whose military career ex-
tended from the South African War,
died yesterday in a London nursing
home.
The 10th Earl of Cavan, the field
marshal commanded the troops dur
ing the coronation of George VI.
and from 1920 to 1922 had served
as aide de camp to King George "
He was in charge of operations of
the 10th Italian Army on the Piave
front in 1918. He was made field
marshal in 1882,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-08-29
Ado|phus Busch Dies;
Head Of Famed Brewery
BY The Assoeioted Press

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 29.-Adolphus
Busch III, president Of Anheuser-
Busch, Inc, famous brewing con-
Germ, died today at Barnes Hos
pital, where he had undergone an
operation last week.
He had been president of An
heuser-Busch since 1884, when he
was elected to succeed his father,
the late August A. Busch. He was
an officer also in several corpora
tons in which the Busch family
held interests.
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PAMPA, TEX. KILLED In
AUTO CRASH-The Very Rev.
Peter Thomas Sioli, Sc, head
OF the international Carmelite
Brotherhood, who was killed
in an automobile accident
yesterday. The Rev. Antonio
Marino, Al, Baptist minister
OF Mount Vernon, N. Y, was
charged with negligent homi-
eide. Another priest and the
minister's brother also were
killed. Father Sioli visited
Washington last month.
Star Staff Photo.
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Dr.. William H. Walker
Is Decd in New York

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-Dr. Will
liam H. Walker, s6, brother OF jim
my Walker. former New York Mayor.
and who served as physician for the
State Athletic Commission for more
than 10 years, died yesterday In his
Office after heart attack.
In addition to being the most
frequently used examining physician
at weight-in proceedings before ali
big fights,
DR.. walkers home was In Crest
wood, n. Y.
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CEMETERY LOTS.

CAN SAVE you 500 on beautiful g.
site lot; near the Garden of The Cross
Port Lincoln Cemetery. Cali WA. 909b
CEMETERY LOTS, 2. in Fort Lincoln, 8
site each: responsible. Call Dupont 1854
between 6 and 8 p.m. go
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L. JOHNSON, Worshipful Master.


ROSS, LOUISE. Suddenly on Tuesday,
tb sb a. h Md rfsldfInssFs 4a9s
also leaves other relatives and friends.
fh he Aua sa.s s. ss'aePse
Ihs sits Biptst G5uIeh Rises sJ a.
by w. Ernest Jarvis Co. 20
hiH Ss:s Is. isss mt liz sssiss%f fn f%Ss
Heathman)., Notice Of funeral later Ar
rangements by Mcguire. 80
sTAYyER, PAULINE R; On Tuesday
4sfhsf ls sTYvER ArnssGn 81 e.
81 mrs. G. 8 Fsirchiid Of New Yolf city.
at Tnr of Gplscopa fus chuT arc Fairfs.
Court House, Va, Interment private. 20
sTUEHMANN. FREDERICK {. On Tues
sf SIT Beloved sff father TA Of MsTsaret
John 3; Grif1th; Tuneral, from the. W. W.
Arlinston National Cemetery. 20
gust IS, 1916, JOHN TOLIVER OF 474
Eye st. s.w He leaves to mourn their
loss his wife, Hattie Toliver; three daugh-
tiers, Marie Robinson. Nancy Turner and
Sarah Carter; one son, Ellsworth Toliver;
one sister. Nancy Rollins; eight arandchll-
dren, three nieces one nephew and many
other relatives and friends. Remains may
be viewed Friday, August, 80, after 1 pm,
neral services yin be held Saturday. ,Au-
Baptist Church, LIST St; between N and o
SITS. s.w.. Rev. A. H. S. johnson ofiiciat-
ing. 1nterment Paynes Cemetery. Ar
ransements by Eugene Ford. 80
WILTBERGER, FRANK HERBERT. On
Wednesday; August %, I946, FRANK HER
Of Merrill M Wiltberger Services at
Chambers Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin st
I nv, on SATURDAY August ~, at 3 pm
WORTHY, LUCY JAMES. On wednes-
day. August 2s. 1916, at Viddeford, Me
LUCY JANIS WORTHY beloved mother of
Mrs. Fary Fielder. She also leaves other
relatives. and friends Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements by w. Ernest Jar
Wis Co.
WYRICK, CHARLES T. On Wednesday,
august Is, 1916. at his residence. .493
E s.. s.w., CHARLES T. WYRICK beloved
husband OF Lear Ann Wyrick and father OF
four daughters and two sons. Services and
interment at La Toilette. Tenn Services
BY Chamkers
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
CHACONAS


Flowers Tslesraphed Anywhere
$5-$7.5o-$1o DELIVERED
800 l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA SITS
G & c FLOWER STORES
Charxe Accounts Invited.
Two Convenient Locations
rs i4th 81. Nv ME-. 1lHi
o23 NV. Nh sao4.
GEO. G. SHAFFER, Inc.
IMPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTE At
Cor. 18th 6 Eye o sss s ssss.s.'
GUIDE BROS. co. Funeral Pieces
1eIx y 81 N.W. National 42sl
nIaekistone, Inc. ~ n. v, ~, :
u BEAUTIFUL FLORAL
TRIBUTES, S. W
Phone saa Charge IL
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BrathB


REED, ELIZABETH. Departed this If.
ELIZABETH REED. She leaves to mourn
their loss q loving mother Alberta Proc
tor. stepfather three half-brothers. one
half-sister, four sunts. three uncles and
cousins. Relatives and friends invited
to call at the Dabney Garner Funeral
Home. Az NJ ST. NV, Thursday. August
20, after pm On Friday August 80.
at 9 am, mass will be offered al Holy
Reedemer Church. New York and New Jer-
sey ayes, Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. 20
ROBERTS, ELMER II. On Wednesday,
August IS, i946, at his residence, 1919 Hol-
mead pl. NV. ELMER H. ROBERTS. be-
loved husband Of Anna c. Roberts and
father Of Mrs. Helen Worth Gordon OF
5rother Of Alfred Roberts and Mrs. IDA
Hill, both of wilmington, Del Services
at the S. II Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29o1 14th ST. NV. on Saturday. Au-
gust 81, at pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 81
ROBERTS. ELMER II. A special COM
n munication of BENJAMIN B.
N French Lodge, No. IS, r. A. A.
IN. NJ, will be held on Saturday,
~N at the Masonic Temple. 18th st.
" and New York ave. NV, for the
purpose of conducting Masonic
burial services for our late brother ELMER
H. ROBERTS.
GLENN L. JOHNSON, worshipful Master.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ACC0UNTANCY

Notice to GIL Veterans, high 8
number Of new Students can be
16 and "a.
10 be assured a reservation an
BUSINESS Administration, Account
n.C:S. degree conferred; 3-ycar
conferred; Graduate Course, C.P
IL weeks.
Realization office open dailv =,
Call in person for informa finn
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Hi Mpnturiant

BASHOOR, LOUIS z. In loving memory
OF my dear husband and our loving father,
lLoUIS z. BASHOOR. who departed this
life one year ago today, August 80, 1915.
Always that night well remember
That pain which took you away from our
Our aching hearts pray you're resting in
peace with our Saviour
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
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sister, EMMA V. LYON. By order Of the
NJ VIRGINIA THOMPSON. secty. 80
MELDRUM, JANET CAMPBELL. On
Hospss JANET cAM aff e MEEDRnM
OF LIP END st. NV, the beloved mother
Of Beverly Farms. Mass. Services at Cham
oers Funeral Home, 140o Chaplin st. NV.
@en tr GEAR 4 Mi c.S se Inter
nlars Is "1t 5ay ws aa Ysds Sifsg
h s,e ad. sGn Of ne lats James AND the
At the William j. Nslley funeral ss nH Home Saii
5 55g s e. ST. s;e, after pm Fridsy Au;
vited Inserment Consressiona i'''e Gene
OLIVER, HATTIE :, on Tuesday, q 4u-
dSn1f 4 Dsoy sss mGb.r q HAs
Sprinser and Lillian 9, Winret, She also
grandehildren. oIher relatives and friends
FTienas may nay call A. the W. Ernest Jarvis
% chsif y4a au You St nv uas stsT
assys tgSsfsi ehuffs. hsy s. G spot aae
invited; Intefment Lincoln Memerlai
e SAEfEk, PAUL RICHARD. On THURSDAY III
- August 80. 1916, at United States
sAgh R ae191.sl s ssiafsa' iele @e
of Mrs. Charles A. Carami, SON OF
G c Funeral Home; 400 chspin St.
Fort Myer, Va, on Saturday. AusIst 81,
az II am. Interment Arlington National
PATTEN. MISS MARY. On THURSDAY ia
Mass MSS n sl 9Fef paTFsN is ss5
oefsd mTs ST Hensy & SeT0n Mass win be
u. at am. .Interment Mount oiivet
PAnL. CHARLES A. On wednesday. Au-
gust rs 1876. At sibley Hospital CHAR CHARLES na
hu,b pAUL % 81 3S2 ssth PLACE se beloved
Grace Paul. Funeral from the James T r
Ryan Funeral Home. 317 Pa ave. Sc, en-
70 St. Francis Xavier Church. Where mass mass
Esnds intsrment Wsssnx aSa
PETERSON. ARCHIE L. On TUESDAY Ss
s ss A II a2as at sslsS sNs%0rs
Denver st. s.e. beloved husSand OF 81 M Sspy
a. 81 i Il ~ Arsha. S1lsnds n nay
sast is ms ssr 1ae, s xI :. h AY
cs,:. 5s.s'R ss.r sssish ar,s.sos
PRICE, DIR. GEORGE OLIVER. On
Wednesdnay; August 2s, 1916, at his resi-
oliver PRicE. son of The tse late Or o WIiiiem
x. and Margaret Ann Price, husband OF
May Price and brother Of Ina and Minnie
4 Price, After noon Friday, August 30
friends are invited to call al the McGuifs
Funeral Home, 1890 9th ST. NV. where
services will be held Saturday, August 81
at ii am Interment Harmony Gene
terry. Please omit flowers 80
PUGLISI, ANGELO sALyADORE Or
WEDNESDAY. August 70, 1915, al his rest
dence, b227 18th st. NV. ANGELO SAL.
VADoRE PuGLIsi. beloved husband O.
Josephine Fuglisi.. father of Anthony a.
Nancy Mac and CarMela Jean PuRlis
and brothst OF Pete and Pauline Puglisi
Funeral Ircm his late residence on FRIDAY
at the Church OF the Nativity, 18th ant
Peabody SITS. NV. at . am. Relatives
and friends invited to attend. 1ntermen
The Wrangell sentinel., 1946-05-03
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 Eddie Williams. as soloist. ae- eOmpanied by Mrs. Henry Barrow. Pleased the audience with his sing ing of "The Lords Prayer and ."Give A Man Horse He Can Ride"
 The Short Circuits. a student organized string band. play ed three novelty numbers and were enthusiastically received
 Closing the program were sever. al lovely numbers by the chorus. Mir. Wyman and his singers de- serve hearty commendation for their accomplishment in this year CT musical activity al the Institute as displayed last night and are titled 10 the thanks of the publie for an evening of fine entertain nent