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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
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Abidieos.Hartie fir Serrn nnb Sran
sSpbn Hetri Sr.

Mm Iesten Gamstasabeno batten
iif Greltmbe BON Serrn lmo Srau s.
Yetri Sr. 81, elmer lleberraihungs.
partie 6 l1br abenos eingefunoen Sie
Yetris iparen fir Nadnlittag bel ibs
rem Sobn eingelaoen uno uls lie ami
slbeno beimfamen 1par bas Salls ppI
nit ibren Sreunoen i.no elm retd)se'
bedter llno geidmiifter Siicb mar Ell.
ne srobe ueberraid,llns fir lie. Serr
lmo sSrou Yetri, bie iiberiieoeln nat)
Nbonir, Iri5ona, baben fih BORT
8runo eetauft ,mb ,pollen ein 9e.
ihdft ba anfangen
9lne @Gite batten ettpas '8ebafe-
mes miteebraht uno einige batten filr
ein eutes Mbenoelien eeiorgt, mas fir
ole ihnafbaft tnr. slls gbrensdlte
tparen @aitor g. g. Sud, feline 8e-
mabIin aus Chicago, mo llnier 3d.
flor 81. 6, Sud}1iRJ. Siele pal'enoe
GoIfslieber nuroen eeillngen, allh
spuroen Serru ,lnb Srau Eetri srce
Ser Sob uno Sanf gesollt fiir ibre
Sre,te nnS Gbrlihfeit, Sic iie iid)
bier in @orp in etipa 80 ssohren
siuiiden ibren suten 6re,u1oen ers
iporben baben. 9oitur g. 9. Sad
bielt cine beutide slniprade, soate
Getri's 2cb, inocm er iaate bas 8arp
cine quite Sanllie, quite 6relinHe oers
Iieren miro nit ibrem Sheioen.
Iaitor Siihtins, nit ieinem s,,ten
$lnor, baB Serr letri sroben SpoB
eebabt bdtte nit ieinen @isen uno
pieIe bon ieinen Sreunoen ipiiroen lia
permiiien.
sIue MntpeIenben leraden einige
@orte uno tpiinihten ibnen piel
8liif uno Seeen Sl ibrem ltnterneb'
men. sla in ALIEN es ipar cine Iebr
itone slbihieosfeier. Serr lino Sral
Tetri batten SreuSentrdnen in oen
slugen Sen ganSen Ibenb. 8eiSe oanf-
ten fir Sic sroBe l1eberraidung, be.
ionoers Serrn l,no Srau 8rItau
8otb, Sic alles arrangiert batten.
Nohmals piel Slid uno Segen IN
bem it6nen ionnisen ari5cna.
gleibe niht am @ooen baften,
Srilh getpagt uno iriid) binaus;
&cpf lmo Irm nit beitern &raiteu
lleberan Iino Tie 5u Salls,
$50 lie lih Der Come ireuen
Sinb iie iebe Gorge Los.
9aB mir l,ns in ibr erfreuen,
Tarum lit Die @elt 10 sroB.
q. S. 8iuoer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
Chapter IL.

Gs oiene allen Sabien bon Some.
iteao 5lr 9sahribt, SAP cine Silfs.
iperf Gerlummlung am Sonntag, ben
16. Nopentber, s l1br abenos in ser
Salle abgebalten miro.
2etten Wonat, am 12. Sttober,
tpurSe sic erite Gerianntll,ng abee-
balten uno an oieiem sbeno tpurbe
oas Chapter IA Spmelteao oreaniliert
Gs iino piele mas ii6 nod nibt at.
eeibloiien baben 81 oieiem Chapter
ltno, ih boffe oaB miere Sodien unO
Sreunoe 5ablreib eriheinen an oieIen
slbeno. @ir laien ale, ieoe @ode in
Sem Golfsblatt, mas anoere Chapters
tun, aber Someiteao bat bis iett ni6t
piel eetan. 2aBt uns aue uns inter-
efiiren in oieier grbeit, ben lnicrc
Sadien i'm Iuslano bra1ld)en uniere
Silfe. Sbre Silfe mllB bon .Imerita
fpmmen. gs loute elm ieber felt lteben
bieienr Chapter l,no mitbelien unlerm
&olf iopiel mir MIR fonnen. benn ie
lino in erober Not fir &leioer unS
Shube, bl,ngerno lmo friereno. Der
@inter itebt Dor Ser Cir. 9aBt lu,s
llnIere Ser5en melt 0ifnen uno Den
ltniern Soilfe bringen, benn als Gbri-
iten lit es uniere beilige Hfliht nid)t
miioe su iperoen ipenn bie 9itte an
uns ergebt 5ll belfen.
glrna SoperSer.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
N,aS lcratft, Otte
@rokes @enefit.8onsert gum @obl
mnb 8eiten nnieres Sadien
Silfsfonbs

Ser g. g. @eiangperein Gintrodi
sibt elm srobes aon5ert am Cams
tag, Sen Is. Mopember gum 8obl
llno 8elten unierer Notleioenber
2anoslel,te in Ser alten Seimat unl
iino biermit 81 oielem &on3ert ole
0titglieSer rnierer bieiigen Gereire
ioiuie uniere ul,sapirtigen Sreunoe
bon nab unb fern ber5lih eingelaoen
lns nit ibrem 8eiub 81 beebren unS
mit5ubelfen ibr Sherflein fir bieien
idonen 9tpef bei5utragen. llnier Der.
ebrter 9irigent grof. ". Nifolaus
bat fir bieies aonsert Elm ihones
Hrogramm aussearbeitet, ,pelhes &c.
tuib sefallen miro. @ir .peroen aldl
oie gbre baben uniern beliebten Na.
tionaliefret1r Serrn Daniel Nebner
bon Glepelano als &eoner ST bOrcn
iiber Sic Gage imierer g. g. oriiben.
slud Serr ". @ilfinger ols aonniter
|lmo SRI. Martba @pttidling ols
innge Soliitin tperben mir 81 bOren
befomrten. ioipie allh llniere bieiigen
'Soloiiten; uno alles oieIes fir SOC
gintritt pro Yeriun.
Yrosramm.
I. Surertiire $500 giifolaus Srd)eIter
=. Np Spuntrp this OF tee ----
8eiunsen bon allen anlpeienoen
8. a. @lp @ob anc s ---- s. 9. Ser9ei
b. gpia liebe Seimat - Simon 9reil
8em Gbpr Gintrabt
4. a. !Some on the Hdnge - 8. @uipn
b. Come Sllnbap Norning
Hap $oinnoprf
Senoriolu $500 Serr Sobn &onnertb
8. Sina,lS in ben s--Sran3 SCHUBERT
9umenhor girtrad)t
6. Iniprade ----- Saniel Nebnert.
glenelanb, Chic.
Z. a. Sanctus ---- Srans Shubert
b. Gs mar inner Io----Sreb Soo3er
Nduuetd)pr gintradt
s. 9ieb nad) Musipobl
Srl Tartba @ottidlline. Glepelano.
8. ad Setthen, Settden. Setthen ----
MbpIf SNronsfrI0
Ron,iid)er Gortras - Serr u. 8iliinaer
10. a. Slaue gliaen ----- 0olfsipeile
b. Sberifipdbiifes San5Iiebhen -
Sr. Silter
Gem. Ghpr Gintrai)t
II. Sdr5llnterbaItlin9.
0as &omitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
2lms uetp pere, 4. =.
3tpeia Al

Smetg A
belt ieine monatlid)e GerlomnlunQ
am 9. Nopember nb. 2eiber mar I'M
Ter Erotofon -SehetGr, &utbarina
Seiler, nidt arhpeieno. @iinihen if,
ole baIoise 8eiieruns. Gs puroe be
ihloiien 5u 8uniten oes Silfsiuerfs
cine gemiitlihe llnterbaltung BEL 8r
Sogarai6er ab5ubalten uno stpar ar
Sonntag, SEN 16. Nopember. Blas ii
genug fir 100 Herionen. gs peroer
&arten uno anbere Spiele geipielt
Muh tan5en fam ieoer ioDiel er tpia
ginritt ST. slnfang 2 llbr nabmit
tags. 6 Ilbr leihtes MbenoeHen.
8ringt alle elire Sreunbe NIT.
Moreiie: 455 Shenedtabp Mpe., II
8rooflpn.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13
3neia Is.

sIuen Sd)neitern miro befannt &c.
maht, NaB uniere Geriammllne an
Counting, Sen Z. 9e5en,ber, na6mit'
tags 2:3O llbr itattfiuoet. Ille iinS
gebeten Sablreid su eri6einen.
Ssn letter Geriammll,ng tpuroe be-
idlolicn oaB snfang Se5en1ber Die
Mitglieber bes Gereins nit &af,
fee uno &uben nuh ser Gerialnmlung
erfrel,t tucroen. Seoen Monat iollen
brei Mitalieoer Dem g8G na6 ler'
oieren. Die Sefretdrin miro iie ipiiIcu
lalien i'm Soraus.
slnna Soper3er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

belieren Stinnnrng NIT Sen idonen
2ieoerbortrGgen iei biermit ebenfallS
ser Can't oes Sereins oargebraht.
Sn Ser ndhiten Geriammlung i'm
Oe5embcr finoet Die 9tpmination unb
@obl ltatt, oaiiir iollten ii1 Die 8rii'
ser inn Soraus por'bereiten.
S. araft, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13


ben Der bemotratiid)en Bartei per'
ibaffte 9a@uarbia oie @elegenbeit.
ieiner @eburtsitaot ,lnnlittelbor at
oienen. CT erbielt bic l1nteritiisusy
als elm 6uiionsfanoibat ,tnb betuarb
iib INN ben HoIten oes 8iirgernei-
tiers. Sriiber bebeutete sic Stellung
als 9tefornrbiirsermeiiter bon Nelp
Oorf politiiden Selbitrnoro. Mber Ga.
@uarbia befleibcte Sen 8iirgermei'
lterpoiten oreilnal bon 1884 Bis
1916. gr fampfte ltets fir eine quite
Sertpaltung uns es selang linn, fie at
begriinoen. Gr reeierte Die Staot
ltets gum gtuten ibrer @ep0lfer1tng.
Tie Goiten nerlieb er offentliden 8e.
amten bon gbrlid)feit obne &nditdt
auf politiide Yarteisl,geborigteit,
Malie, @lnu5en ooer rationale Ser.
fl,nft. Gr permebrfe itarf Sic Mn5abl
Observation-Disclosures lmb ber.
ringerte sic 3abl politild)er Soften.
Oos iiberaus .pibtige Holi5eioepart.
ment refprmierte er, inoem er 6ort
poIitiid,e 8eeinfll,il.ngen ausidalte.
te, er itellte sic &reOihpiiroiefeit Der
Staot pieoer Der rno ltGrfte 6as
@eiunhheitsamt. Gr balte 60 S1u.
len, 200 ainoeripielpldte, Horfs,
offentlihe MGrfte. feds sroBe 8au'
orrbaben tuuroen bon ibm ol,rfge'
fiibrt. Gr baute aiif mooerne Spita'
Ter, 8eillnbbeitsSentren. @iihereien,
pr1ftioe 9riifen uno Straben.
WGbrenb oes stpeiten @eltfrieees
beenoete 2a@uaroia feline &arriere
ais -giirgermelter, aber Ser fleine
Mann nit bem groben Sut batte
nod piel 81, tim nui nationalem uno
internationalem @ehiet. 9enn er tpor
lnermi,blid uno bon sei,er. CT
hicnte fur5e 3eit binourh ais Direfs
tor ser 3ipilperteioi9ung, er mar
Ypriibenber Der amcrifnniiben Mhs
teilung bes II. Canadian Eermas
nent 0efenie 0oorb lnO iibernabm
om 80. WGr5 1916 nah Serbert
2ehman Sen 8oiten bes 8eneraloiref,
tors ser llgsHHsl.: Ssn Sieier Stelluns
benliibte iid 2a8uarSia in pieleu
'2dnoern Inn sic geihaffung bon
9ebensmitteln fir sic &ungernben
in europa lno go6 bieie Stellltng
oui, als es flar ,purSe, baB 8rob.
britanuien nnb sic Gereinigten Staa.
ten es ablebnen tpiirben al,f inter-
naticuoIem @ebiete bieie gftion at
@nniten ser b,trh Sen &rieg pertpii.
itetene Hotltanosgebiete in bisberi'
ger @eiie fortsuieten. Gr bemiibte
iih bergebens nm cine Notitanosaus'
billie bon 400 MiIlionen Dollar, 6ie
bon Sen 8ereinigtcn Nationen Der.
ipoltet perScn iollte. Sn ieinen Ieb'
ten 2ebenstagcn bcoriidte i'm fart
Ser @etanfe an Die Rotlage ser bun.
sernben Weritben in europa.
Siorello s. 2a@uaroia foroertc
gum @ntbniias,nus ober gum @ies
oeriprmh beralls, i'm begleitete SaB
uno 3orn, 8egeiiterling ltno 2iehe
ober Gerstpeifllng. M6er bie slmeri'
faner iperben in linn Itets einen gro
ben Mmerifaner ieben, einen eroBen
Mominiltrator, benn er NOR Ser bette
8iirgermeiIten, ben Nelp 0orf ie &C.
babt bot, 1,nb a,1h einen ipabren 9e'
mofroten. Sic baben fih al,h ge.
merit, oaB 2aGuarbia oas beiab.
tpas @cniee beiisen, Die 8eiinnungs'
feitigfeit lino ben Wtlit. fiir ieine
l1eberaeltalina einaltjteben.
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Nebmt 9.M.E. alb AZ. ct. ooer
"a. ct. Brighton 2ohel Bis Yarflioe
Citation. Mnf ser Strabe q. 8. BUS
bis Sdenedtaop Mpe.
2ouile 0raier.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

Jreies 0onlaideRen am %. Nou.
rSiermit ergebt an ale WitgIieoer
Der 3tpeige 90 uno 30 mo ibre ~belic.
rem SGlften" bie ber5liddteginIabu
5u einem freien @oulaiheiien. 0ieier
9(beno tpirb bon einem tiid)tigen ao'
tnitee ilnter 2eitl,ns bon Br. 0rit
gbcrtb bearbeitet.
Sir einen reht ihGnen Mben6 linS
llnterbaltung ber9ebt oen %. Nop
nidt. Das Giien ion INN 6 ltbr an'
fangen. Nad Dem giien finoet Ean3'
unterbaItung fir Jung uno alt itatt
Gin feines Ordeiter lit fir oieieu
8ped beiteqt. ~
y. s.. Sen, Sefr.
- Qpip, Clio Aio SIN 4pirpr,j
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

eiMD Ste nnS 0lre anGetbtaSen
RitaIieS TIM 3rnnDenberetn xnb
Central Vertanbq Denn nidst, iets
II tte Seit tetsmtretem. Nm senanere
Sntsrmattsn ruten Ste ben 3staIs
sertreter sa.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

oes 5ilms fir tommuniitiide Bropa.
|eanba raid genug entoefen uNo ub.
itellen tpiroe. Z
Ser ~@bilaoelpbia Snalirer" be-
tont: .Neue @eiesgebitng lit notig.
Inn ben Maribau- -Ylan raid 3u Der
tpirfliden ltno aus ibm n,ebr ST ma.
den als elm bloBes Silfsperipredcn.
Die greigniiie in europa baben iif
in politii6er tpie in ipirtidaftliher
&iniiht berart iiberitiir5t, oaB es
Iei1t fir uns 5u fpdt fem f1nnte,
tpenn mir nidt ihnen banbeln."
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Dies ,aftH Dos!

Die Iueen slalben iid ielbit, Die
Obren anbern 2e,iten.- Spriftport.
,3um 2ernen lit niemanb 3u alt. -
Sprihtport.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

: 2eien sic Die anaeigen!
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-11-13

| bate olele Nlts3e16nrngen er1porDen.
Sn Sen 3tpanaieer Sabren betuarb
T, iih 2a@,arbia ipieoeritm Inn einen
&onsreBiib. or tpl,roe fiinfmal naf)'
einanbcr eetpdblt limo unteritiitte
| itets Iiberale NaBnobmen. gr fiibrte
einen bitteren &f 9egen Die Gin-
ihranfung Der ginapan6er,,ng aber
obne grfolg. Ct nabm ieoen @elegen.
belt tpahr, Borurteil uno ltnouloiom.
feit al bet6mpfen. gr berlangte. oaIl
lin ben Sormularen. Die bon oen &c.
tperbern nm 8unoespolten alsgefiillt
tperben muBtcn. 1peber Die &alie nod
Der GIoliben bes, 8etperbers etp1bnt
tpcr6e unb ieste oieie 5oroerrng ipd.
ter i'm Seem Oorfer @emeinoeoienit
in @irflidfeit un,, nls er 8iirger.
meilter bon Ne.p Oorf getporoen tpar.
SIM Sabre 1929 beiratcte er feline
Sefretdrin Mearie sSi;ber uno abop-
tierte elm M1odem ullo einen &na.
ben nahoem feline erlte Grau, eine
Stalienerin unb ieine fleine 9ohtcr
einige Sabre friiber geitorben sparen.
Cine ltnterimdn,ng BON Tammanr
Sail ourh bic geetp Oorter 2egisla'
Evening star., 1947-09-23
B. Houston McCeney
Funeral Is Held

A committee of eight represented
the Columbia Historical Society
this morning at the funeral services
for B. Houston McCeney, SO, WASH
ington civic leader and real estate
dealer and former member of the
historical group. who died Sunday
at Garfield Hospital.
Requiem mass was said at IL
o'clock at St. Matthews Cathedral
Connecticut and Rhode Island ave-
nues NV. with burial in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
The historical society committee
included Harry K. Boss. Frederick S
Tyler, Louis T. Brueninger, Clarence
Dodge, F. Regis Noel, S. William
Miller, George Linkins and Randall
Hagner, jr.
MIR. McCeney, who lived at 3106
Thirty third place NV, died at
Garfield Hospital after brief ILL
ness. He was a native of Wash
ington and was secretary of the
Randall H. Hagner & Co. real estate
firm.
Survivors are his aunt. Miss S.
Beall Hyatt, 1851 Columbia road
NV; two sons, Joseph Hyatt Nc
Ceney of the Thirty third place
address; B. Houston McCeney, jr.,
37O0 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
and two daughters, Miss Anne
Christine McCeney of the Thirty
third place address and Mrs. SID
ney Watkins. Seat Pleasant. Md.
Evening star., 1947-09-23
DrathB
WARE, WALTER (pICKEY.

WARE, WALTER tpICKEY). Departed
sea ae LII on saasaEday 2S aga
WARE beloved son Of M. and md MS Mi.
ford and Lawrence Ware, He also is sur sur
srandmother two 'S great ssHen grandfsthers e ene
mains resting at the John T. Rhines & CO.
PHnH5a Wgdns5daS a0mf seBtembe5 sTe snd Eys sts a
thence at his late residence. 1884 Eatbn
55d. Sc. Funeral on Thursday, September
fnterment Woodlavn aS cemetery 0m''asps q
WINkELMAN, NELLIE A. On Tuesday,
sEI @NkEiMAN Ntsf eofd 81 f4sa Hes1ta euun
Winkelman, mother Of Marie A: Dissinger
Of Detroit, Mich, and sister of jeremiah
James T. Ryan Funeral Home. .3I7 Pa
.tember "A. Notice Of funeral later. a
WOLFE, NELLIE S. On Monday. Sep
eastn st. % NELLIE e hfF s. feSasshff WonfE tnes
SPATES). beloved wife of the late Maurice
4. Wolfe; mother Of Ann c. and Mary
c. Wolfe Funeral from the above resi-
$40 am. Requiem mass at St. Gsbrieis 5
Church at am. Relatives and friends
invited. 1nterment Mount olivet Gene
, YATES, 1t, CoMDR; WILLIAM FRANK
day, septembse:r 50, Ia47. at St. IN Petera- MSa-
LYN YATES, Y; s. n. +. Tetiredj. father
mains resting at Hanlon's Funeral Home,
aoysuS Ga cabec aSe Church nmerf an rdsS 5Sm st.
tember 20 at 10 am 1nterment AIRING.
ton National Cemetery. 25
Evening star., 1947-09-23
Mrs. Bessie R. Bierer>
Rites Planned Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie
Roberts Bierer, who died Sunday
in her home, 370S Quebec street
NV, after a long illness, will be
held at 2 pm. tomorrow In Fort
Myer Chapel Burial will be In
Arlington Cemetery. The Rev. DR.
Charles T. Warner, rector of st
Adams Episcopal Church, will OH.
ciate.
Mrs. Bierer, descendant of sey.
eral prominent old Washington
families, was the daughter of thu
late DR.. William Elder Roberts anc
Rebecca Worthington Naylor Rob.
erts. She attended private school,
in the District and was married tt
the late Capt. Bion Barnett Bierer
U. S. NJ. in Washington in 1908
She attended st. Adams Episco-
pal Church and was member OF
the National Society of the Colonia,
Danes of America and the Army
and Navy Chapter of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution.
Survivors are ner daughter, Mrs
D. Randall Buckingham of the
Quebec street address: three, sons
Capt. Bion B. Bierer, jr., U. S. N.
IN the Canal Zone; Capt. James S
Blerer, u. S. N, Naval War Col
lege, Newport, r. l.; Comdr. Howard
I. Bierer. U. S. NJ. Naval Mission
Athens, Greece; a brother, William
Archer Roberts, 1882 Reno road
N.W., and six grandchildren,
Evening star., 1947-09-23
Funeral Services Held
For John H. Ireland

Funeral services for John H. Ire
land. 81, were held at II o'clock this
morning at the Lee funeral home
Fourth street and Massachusetts
avenue NE, with burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery. He died Sunday
at his home, 1921 o street Sc. after
a lengthy illness.
Mr.. Ireland had been Washington
representative of the International
Printing Ink Co. of New York for
the last four years.
He was born in Brooklyn and
came to Washington when he was
6 with his parents, the late John
and Hannah Ireland. In 1922 he
went to the West Coast and opened
an engraving business. He came
back to Washington in 1887 and was
a plate printer for the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing before he
went with the Ink company in 1943
He was Shriner in the Portland
tOregD Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Bess
Ireland, of the o street address,
and a brother, Edward A. Ireland,
1910 FairmOnt street NV
Evening star., 1947-09-23
George Holden, IS,
Former Butler for
Senator Gerry, Dies

George Holden, IS, who served four
Presidents at hotel banquets, died
Sunday in his room at 9f9 G place
NV. His health had been failing
for the last year A week ago he
was released from .Gallinger Hos
pital after several weeks illness of q
heart condition.
Hr. Holden came to Washington
from his native Ireland when ne was
boy.
He was butler to Senator Gerry
of Rhode Island for many years aft
er the Senator began his career in
Congress in 1917. During his service
with Mr.. Gerry he was member
of the old Uptown Buffers Club and
did extra work at banquets.
/ Il always called for George at
presidential banquets at the Will
lard said Ernest Demer, now
maitre d'hotel at the Statler, who
was banquet manager at the Will
lard from 1921 until 1898. lie was
fast and Efficient" He served Presi-
dents Harding, Coolidge, Hoover ano
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Holden also had served at
the Shoreham, Mayf1ower and Stat
ler One of his last jobs was at the
Gridiron Club dinner in May.
He is survived by a son, Charles
William Holden of the York Hotel
Mr. Holdens wife died about five
years ago.
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
Evening star., 1947-09-23
Mrs. Mary 0'Donne|I, Wife
OF Retired DRUGGIST, Dies

Mrs. Mary A. ODonnell, 68. ma
tive of Washington and wife of Will
liam Joseph O'Donnell, retired drug
gist, died last night at her home,
4801 Blagden avenue NV.
She was born in Georgetown, the
daughter of the late Mary Sheehan
Hanlon and Anthony Joseph Han
lon. She attended the Georgetown
Visitation Convent and was grad
uated from Frederick Visitation
Convent, Frederick, Md.
Besides her husband she is sur
vived by five daughters, Mrs. M.
Angela Lynch, Miss Katherine
ODonnell, Mrs. Helen Claire Dona-
hue, Mrs. Mary Jane Foote, all of
Washington; sSister Marina of the
Order of Sisters of Mercy, Plainfield,
N. j.; two sons, William J. O'Don-
nell, jr., and j. Hanlon O'Donnell,
both of Washington, and 13 grand
children.
Requiem mass will be offered at
10 am. Thursday at the Sacred
Heart Church, Sixteenth street and
Park road NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1947-09-23
lit Mrnttrtat1t

my desr brohF 16ug 3 g7fE BR6NR 6psR0ry vse
geDaTsa tnlS lfe nine years ago today
On a. beautiful ship called rest,
Away from this world of sorrow
To land of peace and rest.
K slRs NEk EnfHs pEv6Ep BY gsEE sf EDu sasAA 1
SKIPW1TH PETERSON.
BUDD. RICHARD. A tribute of love tc
the memory OF our devoted uncle, RICH
ARD BUDD. who departed this life two
years ago today, September 23, 1e45.
He lives with us In memory, still:
EsTELLE BERRY AND LESSEE HEM
CARPER, OWENS c'EENCIE'D. In low
probef Re memory f our asST little 9p
TTho died eleven years ago. September 21
MoMMY. DADDY. BROTHER AND Sis.
TER.
of oHPs Sssss5 en5rD nns W. i.ss 's Ii asEGB
years ago today, September %, 1886.
DEvoTfn H still W1FE Eyes ANb If our pA@PHs msHqFy
COOPER. NELSON T.; AND ROBINSON
our GEAR al aer a'eu'S SRLsoN e 6Ss T msooIH e
who left US twenvy-four years ago. Septem-
MARY Sf 1873 a1a Ss Seysd WSo aen
iisssa.. iis.' 'i'' 'e"'' AS0 ''oS'' 'e''eH'ef 80
Keep them in Thy keeping
P6SSSSfR1ERs' tAAkfRA AeR CLARA dNHHR AH6
pesf deaf nothe a ANNIE N 0ehf paVfs aRfmofy who
seDssmber seDaT1sa ths s H. years ago today
Tressrred Thoughts of one so dear
Often bring a silent tear;
Thoughts, return, to scenes Ions, past,
HER ms GovfN ESe e1LpsES eli e1f MR fHoNsc
GARPENTER AND MRS. NAOMI C
of our Q tather Ebert NJ 1o'as FRYE. R'nsIas whs
passed ssggay, two years ago today Sep
Two years have come and gone, dear dad
Since you closed your eyes to rest;
Two years of loss and heartache
For the ones who loved you best.
But we have learned a lesson
For this world Of toll and pain
BY your long months of suffering;
Thank ged, they weren't in valn!
orange Of my dear husband, ELBERT N
today Sep september anp "a g, fs45. years 'se
He. dwelt among untrodden ways
ana QlQ not WISH 10 SnOVe'
man whom there were few to praise
And just as few to love
He lived unknown. and few could know
When Mike ceased to be:
But he is IN his grave. and. oh.
The difference it makes to me!
DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE FRYE.
SALTER. JAMES H.. SR. In memory oi
our beloved husband and father, JAMES
H. SALTER. Sr.. who passed away thir-
teen years ago today, September %, 1894
Thou, who changest not. abide with me
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1947-09-23
John H. Duggan Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for John r
Duggan. So. who died yesterday al
his home, 1924 Highview avenue
Silver Spring, will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Warner E. PUN.
phrey funeral home, 8434 Georpis
avenue, Silver Spring. Burial will
be IN GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mr.. Duggan, former deputy direc-
tor OF the drugs and medical divi.
sion OF the War Assets Admins.
tratlon, was born and educated ir
Toronto, Canada. After graduatin
from high school, he worked with
the James Surgical Supply Co. ir
Toronto. In 1918 he went to Cleve-
land and was employed by the
Hessler Surgical Supply Co. and
two years later he married Alice
Shaw of GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duggan came In
Washington in 1943. Mr.. Dueean
was specialist with the surgical
division of the War Production
Board. He was with the WAA about
a year prior to June, 1916, when
he resigned.
MI Duggan was found hanging
IN his home yesterday morning
The Montgomery County corope,
issued a certificate of suicide.
Survivors are his widow and q
stepson, G. G. Shaw, GAINESVILLE.
Evening star., 1947-09-23
Capt. Randolph B. Boyer
Rites Planned in ARLINGTON

Funeral services for Capt. Ran
dolph B. Boyer, U. S. N, "A, who was
killed in the Army plane crash
August II, which also took the life
of Ambassador George Atcheson, jr.
will be held at 10 am. Monday in
Fort Myer Chapel Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery, with An
napolis classmates and service COM
panions of Capt. Boyer serving as
pallbearers.
Capt. Boyer was returning to
Washington with Mr.. Atcheson when
the Army plane plunged into the
sea 65 miles from Hawaii. The
naval officer had been in Japan since
April as member of Joint Plan
ming Board.
His widow, Mrs Harriet Boyer, and
two daughters, Alice, Is. and Patsy
10, are staying with Comdr and
Mrs. w. M. Scaife, 3542 Valley drive,
ParkfairfaX, Va.
A native of Audubon, Mimi. Capt
Boyer was graduated from Annapolis
in 1927. During World War II, he
served in the Pacific and in North
Africa, and was awarded the Navy
Cross for his service while COM
manding destroyer.