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Evening star., 1947-12-31
Dutchman Who Faxed
Old Masters Dies
By the Associoted Press

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 3l.-Hans
van Meegeren, ST, Dutch artist
who fooled some of the worlds art
experts by taking old masters, died
in a hospital last night of heart
failure.
He was sentenced November 13 to
one year in prison on charges OF
fraud. The prosecution said he had
signed the names of such old mast
ers as Vermeer and Pieter de Hooch
to his paintings and sold them for
approximately S2,800,000.
Buyers included the late Her
mann Goering and the Rotterdam
Museum.
Soon after sentence was passed,
Van Meegerer was taken to hos
pital where he remained suffering
from heart trouble.
At the time of the trial, the
courtroom had the appearance OF a
picture gallery with the paintings
connected with the case hanging on
the walls.
The paintings included the Men
of Emmaus, which was sold before
the war to the Rotterdam Museum
after international recognized art
experts had certified its authen-
ITCHY.
Chemical and x-ray tests proved
the paintings were not the master
pieces of 18th century artists as
they were represented to be.
Van Meegeren said he painted
the pictures not for the money, but
to prove to the world that he was
great painter.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
DR.. J. |. Knight Dies
While Seeing Patient
Speeiol Dispatch 10 The Stor

WARRENTON, Va, Dec. 31.-Dr
John Elwood Knight. 64, Fauquier
County physician, suffered a heart
attack yesterday while interviewing
a patient and died within a few
minutes.
DR.. Knight was born December IL,
1888, in Fredericksburg. He was
graduated from Fredericksburg Col
lege in 1905 ana from the Medical
College of Virginia, Richmond, in
1908. The same year he moved to
Bristersburg, in lower Fauquler,
where he practiced medicine until
1929, when he came to Warrenton.
DR.. Knight was vice president of
the Fauquier County Medical Society
and a director and staff member OF
Physicians Hospital, Warrenton. He
was member of the Medical Society
of Virginia and the American Medi-
cal Association.
The physician also was a member
of the Warrenton Methodist Church,
the Wesleymen's Club, Mems Church
Organiza ton, the Warrenton Rotary
Club, Mount Carmel Lodge. No. 1873,
A. F. and A. NJ. WaTenton, and
Acca Shrine Temple.
DR.. Knight is survived by his
widow, Margaret Byrd Knight. a
son, John Landon Knight, Washing
bon; two daughters, Mrs. Adrian
Thayer and Miss Rosalie Lang
Knight, Warrenton; a sister. Mrs A.
w. Atwood, Buffalo. and a brother,
Vernon Knight, Richmond.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Veteran, so, Who Shot
Himself Dec. 6, Dies

A 6O-year-old ailing veteran OF 80
years Army service, who police said
shot himself December after firing
toward his wife in an argument,
died yesterday at Walter Reed Hos
pital.
Coroner A Magruder Macdonald
delayed a death certificate for John
J. Maurer, 2415 Congress street Sc.
pending an autopsy by Army physi-
clans today.
Mr.. Maurer, who had been an in
vestigator at the Naval Gun Factory
until November, was found un-
conscious in his Wife's bedroom De-
cember 6, a .38-caliber revolver with
two empty cartridges by his side
and bullet wound in his head.
The former master sergeant's wife,
Mrs. Ida May Maurer, told Detective
Sergt Robert E. Talbot of the homl-
eide squad that she and her hus-
band had been arguing and as she
turned to leave his bedroom shot
was fired and bullet imbedded
itself in the door frame beside her.
She fled into the street where she
found neighbors who returned with
her to call police, she said.
While the call was being made,
another shot was heard, and Mr..
Maurer was found slumped beside
the bed in his wife's room. A bullet
had entered below his chin and
travelled upward and out the top
of his head. He was taken to Gal
linger Hospital and later transferred
to Walter Reed.
The couple had been married
about year.
Mrs. Maurer told police her hus-
band recently had undergone a
serious operation and that he suf-
fered cancer of the tongue.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
2Wounded Men Under Bond
As Police Seek Missing Guns

on Christmas eve. No gun has been
found. The two men are undergoing
hospital treatment and viii face
further court action January 9.
Shortly before yesterdays hearing,
they had appeared in the Office OF
Assistant United States Attorney
Andrew J. Howard. After hearing
denials and accusations. Mr.. howard
concluded both men needed imc,e-
diate hospital treatment for thels
wounds and that he needed a little
more time to find out what really
happened.
Mr.. Howard said Cooper was on
the verge of collapse from shoulder
wound, while Morrison's hand was
badly swollen from his gunshot
wound in the arm. He added that
Morrisons injury was treated by a
friend" while Cooper still had a
bullet in his shoulder.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Mary0'R 'Rei||yRea, 86, Dies;
Pioneer Labor Reformer
By the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 31.-Mrs.
Mary O'Reilly Rea, who is credited
with obtaining the first practical
inspection laws for protection of
women and children in industry,
died Monday.
The 86-year-old pioneer in Penn
sylvania's labor movement knew
about industrial working conditions
at first hand. She went to work in
a mill in her home town in Mill
vile, Mass, when she was II.
At II, she and number of friends
attended meeting of women work.
ers and out of that grew women s
labor organiza ton of which she be-
came president.
Three years later she attended
the national convention of the
Knights of Labor in Minneapolis
and was named secretary of the
women's department. In 1890 she
came to Philadelphia, then national
headquarters of the Knights of
Labor,
Throughout Pennsylvania she
collected data on industrial work.
ing conditions and organized a
fight against sweat shops which re-
suited in the States first inspection
laws.
In 1897 she was married to Daniel
r. Rea of New York.
Solemn requiem mass will be cele-
brated Saturday.
The SIleZ Canal was orened IN
Evening star., 1947-12-31

Two men who appeared for initial
hearing with untreated gunshot
wounds, are under bond today on.
assault charges, while the prosecu-
ton and police seek to find one or
more guns which are missing in the
case.
George Washington Cooper, 26, of
the 24OO block of I street NV, and
Clyde Davis Morrison, 20, Of the
1900 block of Corcoran street NV,
both colored, we're placed under
50 900 bond when they appeared be-
fore Judge Thomas D. Quinn in
Municipal Court yesterday. They
are charged with assault with a
deadly weapon.
Each accused the other Of firing a
pistol; but each, in turn, denied be
had a weapon at the time of the
shootings in Morrison's apartment
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Wheat Export Goal Cut
50 Million Bushels
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department said
yesterday exports of about 50,000,-
900 bushels of wheat-50, 900 900
short of President Truman's goal
appear to be about all this country
can spare this crop year and main
tain a below-normal reserve Of 150,-
0OO, 900 bushels.
The Governments grain export
goal for the crop year ending next
July is 100000 bushels, of which
500,000,000 would be wheat.
A reserve of 15o,Ooo,oo bushels at
the end of this crop year would be
considerably below the 1932-l941
average of 235 100000 bushels. but
much above the 100000 on hand
at the beginning of this crop year.
Some members of Congress have
contended that the reserve should
not be allowed to drop below l50.-
100000 bushels as protection
against domestic shortage in event
of a short crop Secretary of Agri-
culture Anderson has expressed the
hope that it will not be necessary to
reduce it below that figure
In a report on the wheat situation.
the department said exports Of
wheat and flour in terms of wheat
during the half year ending today
will be about $4,000, 900 bushels.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
VA Gives S275, Certificates
To Eleven for SUGGESTIONS

Nine employees and two former
workers of the Veterans Admins
tration Washington Office have re-
ceived cash awards totaling $275.68
and certificates for making sugges-
tions that have resulted in savings
of time and money, the agency an
nounced today.
Winners among current employees
are:
Percy A. Brown, 901 Twentieth
street NV, $40: John Ziegler, 2341
R street Sc, $40; Irwin Shapiro, II
East Gusts avenue, Alexandria, SO;
Bernice Colbert, 2114 I street NE,
$40; Allen M. Ergood, 1928 Ninth
street NV, winner of certificate
award: Alma B. Phillips II S street
NE, $40; Robert H. Burrows, 1925
T place Sc. certificate, and Mary
M. Hurley, 1435 Monroe street NE.
$40.
The former employees include Les
ter R. Baker, POST Park road NV,
two awards totaling $113,29, and
Donald r. Thompson, 2131 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. $102.39.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

Washington in 1895 to work in the
Geological Survey branch of the
Interior Department and to. attend
school. He received his degree in
pharmacy in 1897 from the National
College of Pharmacy here and his
medical degree in 1901 from Colum-
bian College, now George Washing
ton University.
In 1904 he was transferred to the
Revenue Cutter Service of the Gov
ernment, which became the Coast
Guard in 1915. He was advanced to
assistant chief of operations and,
when he retired in June. l945, he
was secretary to the Permanent
Board.
DR.. CLARK was general superin-
tendent of the church Sunday
school for more than 80 years before
he retired last summer. He taught
a boys teen-age Sunday school
class and about 40 years ago
founded Phi Mu Sigma, a Sunday
school national fraternity. From
1943 to 1916 he was president of the
District Sunday School Association
He also was a trustee of Mount
Vernon Place Church and a member
of the Board of Stewards.
DR.. Clark was past vice presi-
dent general of the National So
ciety of Sons of the American
Revolution and was three times
president of the District chapter
For several years he was secretary
of Semper Paratus Masonic Lodge,
No. 49, president and organizer of
the Country CLUB Grove Citizens
Association of Arlington and pres
ident of the Mississippi State So
ciety for several terms.
He was born in Kosciusko. Miss,
and attended high school there. HI
lived in Washington Al years be-
fore he moved to Arlington about
five years ago. While in Washing
ton he was among a group of anna
ceurs which staged plays at Wilson
Normal School here.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Alta K. Clark; a daughter, Mrs.
Wilson L. Hooff, 40O3 North Glebe
road, Arlington, and granddaugh-
ter, Laura Ann Hooff.
Evening star., 1947-12-31


%, 1910. Mrs. Donovan will be buried
at his side in Glenwood Cemetery.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Donovan was educated at Notre
Dame College in Baltimore. She
was a member of the Excelsior Lit
erary Club, the American Legion
Auxiliary and of st. Thomas Cath
olic Church.
One of her sons. Daniel J. Dono-
van, jr., is carrying on tradition
of service in the District govern
ment that originated with his grand
father, Daniel Donovan, and has
spanned nearly century.
Mr.. Donovan has been an inher-
itance tax examiner in the asses
sors office for "a years. His father,
known as the unofficial boss" of
the District, served as auditor and
elsewhere in the Government for 48
wears. Coming to this country from
County Cork, Ireland. where he was
school teacher, the grandfather
served as an assistant auditor for
40 years.
Mrs. Donovan's father, Rudolph
Eichhorn, also was an early settler,
coming here from Baden. Germany
at the age of S. He later operated
a wholesale meat market on Louisi-
ana avenue NV. between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
Mai. Donovan, was known as one
of the most efficient and diligent OF
District officials In addition to his
primary position as auditor, he &C
Icepted responsibility for many other
tasks, and when he died at the age
of 64, overwork was cited as con-
tributing factor.
In addition to Daniel, who lives
at the home, Mrs. Donovan is sur
vived by another son, James P. DON
ovan, an attorney, of 2937 Devon
shire place NV. an adopted son,
Jack Musil of the home, and sister,
Mrs. Ann C. Sutton of Hyatts-
vile, Md.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
John S. EgeIeston, 81,
orc. & P. Board, Dies
BY the Associofed Press

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 31.-John
S. Eggleston, Ct. general counsel for
the Imperial Tobacco Co. and a
member of the Board of Directors
of the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele-
phone Co., died yesterday at his
Richmond home.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. tomorrow at the residence,
with burial in Hollywood Gem
etery here.
Mr.. Eggleston at one time served
as assistant attorney general OF
Virginia.
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs.
Malcolm Jameson Of Charles City
County; four sisters and a brother.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Gen. Winans, 78, Dies;
Was Superintendent
OF Military Academy

Mai. Gen. Edwin Baruch Winans.
retired, former superintendent OF
the United States Military Acad-
emy, died today at Walter Reed
Hospital. He was 7s years old.
Gen. Winans, who lived at 52S
Cedar street NV, entered the hos
pital a short time age.
A son of the late Edward B.
Winans, Michigan Governor. he be-
came a major general and was as
signed to duty as superintendent OF
the Military Academy in 1927. In
1928 be took command OF the Ha.
waiian Division, and in 1880 be.
came commander of the 9Th Corps
Area with headquarters at Fort
Sam Houston. Tex. He held this
post until retiring october 81, 1888.
Commander of the 64th Infantry
Brigade. 32d Division, during World
War I, Gen. Winans was awarded
the Distinguished Service Medal for
his tactical ability in the second
battle of the Marine and two other
offensiyes He also received the
French Legion of Honor and this
Croix de Guerre with two palms.
He. had received the Silver Star
for gallantry in action against Villa
in the Punitive Expedition to
Mexico.
Gen. Winans was graduated from
West Point in 1891. He partici-
pated in campaigns in Cuba with
the 34th Michigan Infantry and
in the Philippines during the Span.
ish American War.
Survivors include the widow, for
merly Miss Esther Walker of Grays-
vile, Tenn: two daughters, Mrs.
Katherine Maxwell of New York
City, wife of Maj Gen. Russell Max
we'll, and Mrs. Elizabeth Astin Of
New York City, and three grand
sons, Col William Maxwell and
Robert Maxwell of Washington. and
William Grove, jr, of Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans.
Funeral services will be at West
Point and burial will be at the Mill
tary Academy. but definite arrange
ments have not been announced.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
J. N. McQuern, SO, Dies.
Mckinley Bodyguord
BY the Associated Press

SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, Dec. 81
James N. McQuern. SO, who served
as bodyguard for William Mckinley
when he conducted his famous
front porch campaign" at Canton
for President. died today at City
Hospital.
Mr.. McQuern was admitted to the
hospital last Friday after suffering
a broken hip in a fall
Friends said Mr.. McQuern served
as McKinley's bodyguard for five
months during the campaign preced-
ing his election in 1896, but that he
was not bodyguard at the time
of the Presidents assassination.
Evening star., 1947-12-31
iConodion Defense Chief
To Visit Naval Academy
pisnateh 10 The Stor

Special Dlspdtch 70 The Sru'
ANNAPOLIS. DC. 3l.-BrooKe
Claxton, Canadian minister OF ma
tional defense, with Mrs. ClaHton
and members of an official party
will visit the Naval Academy on
January IA.
They will be luncheon guests OF
Rear Admiral and Mrs. James l..
Holloway, jr., in the superlntend-
ent'S house
Evening star., 1947-12-31

held at 1U am.
t ON or ow at
Mount Vernon
Place Methodist
Church, Ninth
street and Mas
sachusetts ave-
nue. NV. Burial
will be private.
DR.. Clark died
u n e X pectedly
Monday night
of coron ry
t h r o m bosis at
his home, 3845
C h e S terbrook
road, Arlington.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

HOSplIdl dlteT a
months illness.
Funeral serv-
ices will be held
at 10 am. Fri
day in st. Pat
rick's G hur c h,
where her mar
riage to Maj.
Donovan united
two pion e e r
w a S h i n gton
1dnl1IleS. f'uIleTdl
services for Maj.
Donovan W e r e
held at st. Pat
rick's after his
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Rites Set Tomorrow
For DR.. C.P. Clark, II,
Retired U. 5. Emp|oye

Funeral services for DR.. Clifton
p Clark, 72, retired Government
employe of so years service, club
man and active churchman, will be
Evening star., 1947-12-31
Mrs. Daniel Donovan,
Auditor sWidow, Dies
After Month S Illness

Mrs. Edith M. Donovan, 6S, of
1924 Cortland place NV. widow of
Mai. Daniel j. Donovan, District
auditor, died yesterday in Doctors
Evening star., 1947-12-31

Sleeper express air service has
Just been inaugurated in Feru.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

The Suez Canal was opened In
1869.
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MARKHAM. GLADEITH J. 9

MARKHAM. GLADEITHa a1i,9 J. On MM9aaaRaKy. MaRK,
December %; l94n, 5ort GaADElln Il NV n - beloved
maiheq mah OF Of r. Mrs Daoe Doroshy NJ Grlfth and
yehn MaTkhsm Eome Services aol ths stS + ft t.
NV, W. on fbince reeat to the blessed Sacrament
Church. Chevy Chase Circle NV; whefe
the holy sacrifice OF the mass VII IL be so2 oil
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
MARTIN, CHARLES LEWIS, JR. on
Tuesday DeeembeE usR1Es e; Es4i iiEw1s q pde MAR
TIN. Jr.. the beloved husband Of MIS- diIS
SON Of the late Charles l. and Losrle htlett !.
Martin Mrs snd Helen eIotheT NJ Mccallum, @ MIS- Eza
hs1e hstb Lowe. owe MS MS Margarite Brinkley Mrs
Lorraine Elkins, Mayfeld, Lee; Blake VII WI
call call at the Lee Funeral Home 4th st ST
and Mass ave. ne. where services VIII
be held on Friday, January :. Gationai l29a, al i
l.:3o pm. Interment Arlington Ns''1nA'
MARTIN. MELVILLE A. On sd Monday;; may;
30 NIX 4. sls reSad1effffN MARffN
loved husband Of Mrs. Harriet Martin, r. ia IA :
ther Of Mary Osborn, brother OF EraneiS Sss
Martin Other relatives ana aElelSs January lr
j. 1915. friends may call at the Carver w
Memorial Funeral Home. 22-3l + 81; nv w;
where funeral services VIII ne he1q ternoent on
day, January ., at l pm. 1nteih,sh'
Paynes Cemetery
MAURER. JOHN J. W. special special e9mmu. Cnnteu-
nial Lodge, No. ID, F. A. A: M
On is called for $50 am. Friday.
& +
" for our late brother, JOHN j.
MAURER. All members are urged to De
present.
HENRY A. MTrCHLER: Master
LELAND W. WARNER, ST.. Secretary
MAURER. JOHN J. On Tuesday. De,
cember 80, 1941, at Walter Reea
General Hospital, JOHN ):
@ MAURER, beloved husband OF
~ Ida M. Maurer. Remains rest
ing at Chambers Funeral Home
517 11th st. Sc, until trloay
January >, 194S, al 10 a m. Services n
Fort Myer Chapel Fort Myer. Va, at 1880
am. Interment in Arlington National
Cemetery.
MILLEN, IDA L. On Wednesday, De,
cember 81, 1947. IDA L. M1LLEN OF II
Wetherill rd.. Westmoreland HIS Nc,
mother of Mrs. Raymond seeger: Re
mains resting at the above residence:
Funeral services at Reformation Lutheran
Church. 212 East Capitol st, on Frloay.
January ,, 194S, at pm. lnterment
Green Wood Cemetery, BROOKLYN N. T.
MOODY, JOSEPHINE Ann: On Mon,
day, December 80, 1947: JOSEPHINE ANN an
odist Home, 1901 Conn. ave; NV on Fri
terment Blackstone, Va.
Evening star., 1947-12-31

LEON VI. NCITrU0IS u Tfo
Kimmie Catterton Police and
Fire Post, No. 2979. Veterans
of Foreign Wars of the United
States, are notified of the
death of our comrade. LEON
M. HEWITT, and are re-
ouested to attend V. F. w
Evening star., 1947-12-31
A-10s**THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
DECEMBER
DrathH

DICK. JOHN R. On Tuesday, Deeemb3er l3er
st. ne, JOHN R. DICK. beloved husband
Mary n HSeIs E. Dick. son OF Of Thomas i and
Emma Dick OF Los Angeles, Calf. Funeral
from the James T. Ryan Funeral HONG
194S. at :: pm. Relatives and friends in
yited. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
FINERoN, JAMES B; Suddenly. on
sMEs jan cEesfsn B. f1NERoN fafoy huseand
TneroR and theF asns OF At sbe
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home, OF
VIM Reuben Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md
Funeral services and interment private. l
cemSsy nSsrEE 6 Gh4PE c12bE 2n rrs5siF TosfER De-
kathleen Foster, bEofhsr Of Hollis; yett
and a friends After = noon FTidday, ,d JaRc A.
rSes l94s Jarvis trenas Fssera may church Sa at
day, dov ia Januafy %H J. At pm, a ths above
ans ehesfR Rsstyss Hsv and rsSds %asslf5 S
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
FRYE. ETHEL NJ: On Monday: ~ De D,
NJ. FRYE OF $500 Addison rd., Wssnidng- ds
James Henry and George L; Frye. She
also is survived by her uncle and aunt
John and Anne schlorb; Friends ma may
call at Gaschs Funeral Home, 4l39 Bal
timore ave Hyattsville, Md, where sery-
ices will be held on Friday, January >
1913, at > pm Relatives and FRIENDS
invited Interment Prospect Hill Gene
terry.
FRYE. MISS ETHEL. Officers ana
members of Seat Pleasant
!: &: 81"
VIZ are requested TO attenQ
tf' avs ELIZABETH BoERTLE1N. w. M.
RALPH BRADBURN, w. P.
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1n Mrntnrtattt
AIKENS, JULIUS A.. In

AIKENS, JULIUS A. In loving mem.
ory OF our dear brother. JULIUS A
AIKENS, who left us one year ago, De
cember 81. 1916.
Let US think of him today
Sleeping, resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
ha IS
Evening star., 1947-12-31

PAYNE, ELLA LOUISE. On Wednesday
December 81, 1947, ELLA LOUISE PAYNE
of 1906 P ST. NV, beloved sister of Marie
Syphax Wilson and the late Ira F.. T
Wright Also surviving are other relatives
and many friends. Notice of funeral later
ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE. L
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serVlceS at iysuHg Tu1l7I a!
Home, 1900 n st. NV. THURSDAY, JanqaTy
j, 194S. at pm. Services by the V. r
w. Honor Guard. Funeral services at
the chapel of the above funeral home On
Friday January ,. at :, pm. 1nterment
in Arlington National Cemetery at 3 I'm.
HARDEN N. LANCASTER. Comdr.
G D. CRAWFORD, Adjutant.
NEvJTT leon M Members of Wash
Evening star., 1947-12-31

ington Police and Fire Post,
No. 90. the American Legion,
are requested to attend the
Legion services in memory OF
our late comrade, LEON M
NEVITT, at Hysong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N st. NV. Thurs
Try L. 194S, at 3 pm. The
uard of Honor will officiate.
G. COMINGORE, Sr.. Comdr. :
TRAVERS HARMOND. AdJt. ]
Evening star., 1947-12-31

COETEE, BENJAMIN H. Members OF
au64e,, the James Reese Europe Post,
ASA Nc 5, the American Legion,
6HzSMa will hold Legion services for
EA3R$33 our deceased comrade, BENJA
HE6 MIN H. CONTEE, at his late
E2SS.S& residence. 2639 Bowen I'd. Sc,
Thursday, January l. 194s,
at 80 pm.
L. L. HENDERSON. Commander.
H. j. BULLOCK. Adjutant.
DE GREE. WALTER E. On, Tuesday;
pecember 30 1a47, L. at his 4 res TesidsnSSes dpSs 1a3 M
loved husband of Martha G. De Gree
brother Of Mrs. Marsaret, Ethridge. Serv-
st Sc. on Friday. January >. 194S, at l
pm. Interment Washington Nationa
Cemetery
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PAYNE, WILLIAM H. On N

VA Veterans Hospital, WI
LIAM H. PAYNE, son Of the la
Ella Lacy Payne and Villa
Payne. He leaves to mourn the
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GRUNEELI. ELIzABEIH S. ON SUI

~ ELIZABETH BoERTLE1N, w. M.
RALPH BRADBURN, w. P.
ETHEL COLMUS, Secretary
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day, Janui
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