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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
RIVERS SPEAKS BEFORE kIWkNIS,
 SPECIAL SESSION


 an extraordinary session of legis- lature January 6, will be more than absorbed if legislation is eff fected to straighten out the finan- cial difficulties of the Territory, Attorney General Ralph Rivers said this noon in a talk before members of the Kiwanis Club at the Baranof
 The session will pay dividends to the Territory by expediting a taxa tion program which will begin more quickly to turn over revenue to the Territorial government, he said.
 Saying that it is not worth the expense to call for added services from the legislators. is like saying they are not worth their keep, Rivers said.
 Speaking of the advisability ot calling the extraordinary session, he indicated that in as much as the 60-day session has always been ! crowded, it seems advisable to ex- tend the session to concentrate specifically on revenue measures to contend with the present financial crisis in the Territorial govern 7 ment.
 l Maximum budget requests are some r million dollars, he said With the preliminary session in , which to discuss raising money, i he added, legislators will he more prepared to adJudge where and in what amount Territorial depart ment requests can be whittled down.
 Legislators vii. pe more pre- pared to judge how far to go in appropriating for the back log ot things which must be done in AL aska," the Attorney General said | The difference between term {, of office and tenure of office is the point on which legality stands for newly elected legislators serving in the extraordinary session, Riv- CTS stated.
 Tenure" of office is ascertained from the time of taking the oath. Term" of office begins when el- . ection is duly ascertained, he said. The Organic Act calls for a two and four-year term" of office Terms of office of former legisla- tors will have expired in all cases ! before December 31, he added Two tax bills are in the process of being drawn up for presentation in the special session, Rivers said. One is an income tax bill. the other a property tax bill The income tax bill calls for withholding for the Territory of 10 per cent of the amount paid to the U. s. Government. The prop erty tax bill asks for two percent taxation cn property.
 The Attorney General was in i troduced l.7 Program Chairman Neil Moore.
 Kiwanis members finished plans to send Christmas gifts and sup ply the turkey dinner for children at the Minnie Fields Home Doug : las Babcock will be in charge of delivering all the gifts of food to lthe home.
 Each member was presented a giftwrapped fruit cake as a l, Christmas present from the Xii l Wanis club.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Application for marriage li- cense was made in U. s. Commis- sioner's Court yesterday by Eunice Irene Luoma and Harley Lester Edwards, both of Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
DAUGHTER FOR ASPENs

MT. and Mrs. Sigurd Aspen are the proud parents of baby girl, who was born in St. Anns Hos- pital early this morning. The baby tipped the scales at six pounds, five ounces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
TODAY'S FIRE ALARMS

The fire signal blast which startled the city shortly after 83O o'clock this morning, like that at 240 pm., was short-circuit acci- dent and meant nothing.
 But the Al call at 1925 pm. was to the Lee Lucas Transfer Company.
 Electric service in Juneau had been interrupted a few minutes before. The Lucas Company fur mace fan went off, leaving the fire burning. Firemen found much smoke in the basement, but no damage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
STEAMER M0vEMEKTS

Baranof scheduled to sail from Seattle II am., December 24.
 Princess Norah scheduled to sail from Vancouver December 30.
 Denali, from west, scheduled southbound about December 28.
 Alaska, from west, due south bound Sunday afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
WEATHER REPORT

This data is for 24-hour per- iod ending 6::3c am. PSF. In Juneau Maximum, 36; minimum, 20.
 At Airport Maximum, 28; minimum, IA.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
F o K E c A s T fJuneau and Vicinity


 . Showers of snow occasion . ally mixed with rain Thurs day, with lowest temperature . near freezing tonight. De- . creasing southeasterly wind. . F R E CIPIT T A T o N Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am today In Juneau - .03 inches, since Dec. 1, 3.93 inches, . since July 1, 70.50 inches. . At the Airport Trace; . since Dec. l, 7.16 inches, . since July l. 47.66 inches.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-22
CHOIR PRACTICE OFF

Choir practice scheduled for the Northern Light Presbyterian choir Thursday has been postponed, it is announced.
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Evening star., 1948-05-27
ACC0UNTANCY

Graduates of STRAYER make
employment detectives: Public
auditor, corporation accountan
Degrees conferred. B. c. s.
e-year day or 3-year evening
course, including c. P: A. Pre-
Approved for VETERANS. Req
admission to fall classes sch : II
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Young and Bowman
Rejected for Directors
'0f New York Central
1y ths Assoeiotsd Press

ALBANY. May 2-An attempt to
elect Robert r. Young and another
high oficer OF the Chesapeake &
Ohio to the New York Central's
Board of Directors was defeated
yesterday.
The attempted election of Mr..
Young and Robert J. Bowman. chair
man of the board and president,
respectively, Of the c. & O., took
place at the New York Central S
stockholders meeting.
Despite the Interstate Commerce
Commissions refusal on May "a to
permit Mr.. Young and Mr.. Bowman
to sit on the Central's board, Chester
]. Bollenbach of New York City
nominated the two men. Mr.. Bod
lenbach said he represented minor
stockholder.
In the balloting, Mr.. Young and
Mr.. Bowman each received 6l4
votes. The current slate of di-
rectors received 4,692,076 votes each
for reelection.
Neither Man Present.
President Gustav Met1man said
the personal holdings Of Mr.. Young
and Mr.. Bowman had been voted
in favor Of the directors nominated
by the management. Neither Mr..
Young nor Mr.. Bowman was pres
ent. Each is the owner Of 200
Evening star., 1948-05-27
shares Of Central stock, the COM

shares Of Central stock, the COM
pany said.
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Bowman also
turned over to the management all
proxies they had received. Mr.
Metzman said. These similarly
were voted in behalf of the direc-
tors nominated, he added.
The New York Central expects Its
1913 net earnings to exceed those OF
1947, although the first four months
have shown a deficit, Mr.. Metzman
told the stockholders.
36 Cents q Share Net Income.
Net income last year was $2,30e,-
o82 or So cents a share on total
operating revenues OF $703, $40, 0,527,
he reported.
Directors reelected included:
Robert F. Loree of Madison, N. j.;
Edward B. Greene OF Cleveland,
william E. Lewis of Toledo, Ohio;
Lawrence N. Murray of Pittsburgh
and Sidney c. Murray Of Chicago.
Mr.. Bowman, in Cleveland. issued
statement declaring that "Mr.
Young and I were not candidates
for election and our names were
not presented to the stockholders.
In answer to many INQUIRIES
from New York Central stocknold-
Evening star., 1948-05-27
House Unit Approves
.Sondy Point Bridge
By the A,soeioted Press

The House Roads subcommittee
yesterday unanimously approved a
bill to authorize construction OF a
tunnel and bridge across Chesa-
peake Bay from Sandy Point to the
Eastern shore in Maryland. Repre-
sentative Beall, Republican, of
Maryland said that If the House
passes the measure June Z when 1t
comes up on the consent calendar
the measure will go to the White
House,
Evening star., 1948-05-27

/; Judiciary Committee. Jordon. con-
victed Of the killing of Mrs. Eliza
beth Jaynes, was sentenced to death,
but the sentence was commuted to
life Imprisonment at the intercession
of members Of the House District
Committee.
The court would be authorized to
hear and act on a plea for new
trial on the ground of newly dis
covered evidence"
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Man Leaves 1872 Descendants

EAST RAINELLE, w. Va. May a
(P.-Daniel Rupert Pitsenbarger.
SO, left 1872 direct descendants when
he died at his home near here yes
terday. A retired farmer and
pioneer Greenbrier County resident,
he is survived by S sons, 5 daughters,
81 grandchildren and l08 great.
grandchildren
Evening star., 1948-05-27
Bill Filed for New Trial
In Jordon Murder Case

Representative Klein, Democrat,
of New York yesterday introduced
bill to authorize a new District
Court trial for Thomas Jordon in
the 1881 Garden T Shoppe murder
case.
The bill was referred to the House
Evening star., 1948-05-27

ers, Mr.. Young and have con-
sistently recommended that they
vote their proxies for the manage
oAnf sn
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Last Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. J. A. Lusby

Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
N. L. Lusby. 81. an active worker in
charitable organizations for many
years, will be held at 2:30 pm. to-
morrow at the Mattingly funeral
home, 131 Eleventh street Sc.
Burial will be in Washington Ma
tional Cemetery.
Mrs. Lusby died unexpectedly
Saturday at her home, 1904 North
Carolina avenue NE. She was the
sister of Retired Police Inspector H.
r. .cDick") Mansfield. who runs
the traf1ic safety campaign for
school children sponsored by The
Star.
A native of Washington, Mrs.
Lusby attended school here, and
lived in the District all her life. At
the time of her death she was serv-
ing as secretary of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the German Orphan
Home. in which she had long taken
an active interest. She also de-
voted much of her time to Red
Cross work and during World War
II served as worker of the Civilian
Defense Organization. Mrs. Lusby
belonged to the Martha Chapter,
No. 4, of the Eastern Star.
Surviving are her husband, James
A. Lusby, Of the North Carolina
avenue address: her mother, Mrs.
Alice S. Mansfield, 1910 Eleventh
street Sc, and son, r. Newell
Lusby, of Atlanta, Ga.
Besides Inspector Mansfield, she
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Loretta Far
ran and Mrs. Edna Boyd. and an
other brother, Phillip !. Mansfield,
all of Washington.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Man, A, Found Dead,
Mother Unconscious

The partially clad body Of JOSEPH
f. Jones. A, and his unconsciou!
mother, Mrs. Madeline A. Some.
mann, 63, were found this morning
in their home. 6307 Broad Branch
road, Chevy Chase, Md.
Montgomery County police ano
DR.. F. j. Broschard, county medical
examiner, said they apparently were
victims OF alcoholism.
Mrs. Sonnemann was reported In
a critical condition at Suburban
Hospital, Bethesda.
Police said Mrs. Sonnemann's
husband, T. A. Sonnemann, IS, OF
61l5 Brookville road, Chevy Chase
from whom she was separated
noticed lights in the house last night
and knocked on the door but was
not admitted. This morning he
noticed the same lights burning and
asked q neighbor to call police.
Using q key Mr.. Sonnemann had,
police said. they entered the house
and found Mrs. Sonnemann lying on
the floor just inside the door.
They said Mr.. Jones was found on
a bed upstairs and that several
empty whisky bottles were nearby.
Mr.. Jones wore only shirt. DR..
Broschard said he would perform an
autopsy today.
Mr.. Sonnemann is q seed and
fertilizer dealer.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Rites for Msgr. Buckley Held
Al Cathedral Before 1000

An estimated 1000 persons today
attended the requiem high mass at
st. Matthews Cathedral for Msgr
Edward L. Buckley, 86-year-old re-
tired rector OF the Cathedral, who
died Wednesday.
Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle
who was at Mssr. Buckeys bedside
when he died at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital, was celebrant OF
the mass. Msgr. John X. Cart
wright, who succeeded Msgr. Buckley
as rector of st. Matthews, delivered
the sermon.
The Revs. Edward Roach and
William F. Stricken were the deacons
of honor and the Rev. Wilbur
Wheeler was deacon of the mass
Subdeacon was the Rev. Gerard
Cole. The Rev. Walter Schmitz was
master of ceremonies.
Msgr. Buckley was buried in Mount
OliVet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Motor Firm Operator
Dies al Soda Fountain

Robert Francis Cook, IS, owner
and operator of the Cook Motor Co.
2201 L street NV, died yesterday
morning while sitting at a drug
store soda fountain at Twenty
second and l. streets NV. His IA
ther, George F. Cook, said he died
of heart attack.
Mr.. Cook had been proprietor Of
the used-car business for the last
five years. His home was at 41ls
w street NV.
He was born In Leavenworth
Kans., but came to Washington as
an infant with his father, a retired
Army officer, and his mother, Mrs
Bertha r. Cook. He was graduated
from old Business High School.
He was an assistant route manager
for The Star in the Northwest area
for several years and also had been
clerk in the Government Account
ing Office. He was a member OF
the Washington Board of Trade and
the Used Car Dealers Association.
Besides his parents. who live at
263l Woodley place NV, he is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Hortense
Coffren Cook, and three brothers
George A. OF Dayton, Md: Carl c.
of Washington and Edward w. Cook,
York, Pa.
Funeral services will be held at
1 pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Upper Marl-
boro, Md.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
mrs. Richmon, Mother First
Then Artist Dies in Childbirth

Ingrid Bergman, whose portrait
she painted last year. termed her
style sculpture on canvass" She
also had painted Secretary Of State
Marshalps portrait.
At i've, Mrs. Richman won an art
contest in q field Of more than 1,00C
Cleveland, Ohio. school children. He1
only training in painting was the
brief period at the Corcoran school
Mrs. Richman was born in Cleve-
land and came to Washington 10
years ago with her husband. She
studied at Western Reserve Uni
versity and received q fine arts de-
gree from Carnegie Institute OF
Technology. studying sculpture and
the dramatic arts. She also did
water colors.
Mrs. Richmsn was q member Of
B'nai. Birth Women Argo, the
Council Of Jewish Women and
Hadassah.
Besides her husband, she is sur
vived by a daughter, Paulette, 6; q
son, Roger, 4: her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Saul Blum; two brothers,
Leonard and Roger Blum, and a
sister. Miss Helaine Blum, all OF
Cleveland.
Funeral services and burial will
be held Wednesday afternoon in
Cleveland.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Mrs. Gladys Sedden Dies;
TAUGHT in Schools Here

Mrs. Gladys Mae Sedden, "A,
former District public school teach-
er, died yesterday ut Doctors Hos
pital after q 5-year Illness.
She was the wife of H. Kenneth
Sedden, affiliated with the White
Motor Co. Her home was at 333e
Clay street NE.
Mrs. Sedden was born in Pitts.
burgh and was graduated from
Edenboro pa Normal School. She
came to Washington seven years ago
and taught several years at the
Maury Elementary School. She Was
later a substitute teacher in the
District school system. She was
member of the Eastern Star lin
Erie, Pa.
Besides her husband. she Is sur
vived by small daughter. Carol
Ann Sedden, and a brother, Charles
c. Sedden of Washington.
Funeral and burial services will be
held Thursday afternoon in Erie.
Evening star., 1948-05-10

Mr.. Dulin was operator OF an
elevator at a Washington hotel IN
1888 when his spine was fractured
and both pelvic bones and both
legs were broken. Doctors said II
was his muscular control that kept
him from being cut in two when
he was jammed between the elevator
and a floor.
In Hospital for Year.
After being confined a year In
Emergency Hospital, Mr.. Dulin de-
cided the muscles that had saved
his life could be conditioned for
walking again. After he got out OF
the hospital he began weight lift
ing. He also took correspondence
course in physical culture.
He opened an athletic club at
1904 M street NV, later at 1871 K
street NV. and then at 1906
Twenty-third street NV. before he
conducted classes at his home. He
built himself up to the point where
he could lift 440 pounds from the
floor. He was chairman Of the
Weight-Lifting Committee Of the
AAU and recently conducted the
contest to select 'Mr. District OF
Columbia"
Filth Generation Washintonian.
Mr.. Dulin was a fifth generation
Washingtonian and was said to-be a
descendant of Francis Scott Key
and John Quicy Adams. His par
ents were the late Edward Milton
Dulin and Mrs. Blanche Scott Dulin.
He attended Dewitt Preparatory
School and took premedical course
at George Washington University.
He was claims adjustor with the
Maryland Casualty Co. for three
years until 1916, when he became a
salesman with Travellers Insurance
Co., operating his gymnasium at
the same time.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Betty Craig Dulin; sister, Mrs.
Eleanor Dolores Haynes, Kensing-
ton, Md, and two brothers, William
Carter Dulin, Bethesda, and Edward
Milton Dulln of Baltimore.
Funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Wednesday at the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Wash
ington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Births Reported

From District of Columbia Bureau o
Thomas and Mildred Barry, girl,
jerome jerome and and Nancy Nancy soWies. a; boy: ."''
Neil. Jr.,. and Lois Clark, girl.
John and Mary Collie, boy.
Joseph and Dorothy Downs, girl.
Isadore and Dorothy Fishman, girl.
Robert and Hilda Fondree, boy.
James and Sarah Hoagland, girl.
Paul and Katherine Kelley, boy.
Joseph and Joan Leggett, girl.
Fred and Martha Litman, girl.
John and Marie Milliner. boy.
Thomas. jr:, and Marnita Myers. boy.
Gordon and Eleanor Patterson. girl,
William and Louberta Pryor. girl.
Fred and Mary Randall. boy.
Theodore and Eleanor Ross, girl and boy.
Sidney and Ada Stern, boy.
ssmut :na .na Nara Ell e
Robert and Jeanette Bernstein. boy.
Robert and Ruby Carter, boy.
EdTn and and MalssTst Gehfo posnr sf boy
Robert and Helen Fields, boy.
Albert and Ethel Foldman, girl.
William and Ruth Frisk, boy.
RoDs1s T1n ana aad pofohy co5a Hfsni Hc1e sri sir
Edgar and Dorothy Kidweil, boy.
Eugene and Florence Lewis, girl.
Philip and Mary Marchetti. boy.
Lloyd and Wilma Mundie, girl.
George and Mary O'Hare, girl.
Harry and Eleanor Poth, boy.
Albert and Barbara Quay, boy.
John ana Florence Rosensteel, girl.
Emil and Mary Schultz, boy.
Everett and Ellen stone. girl.
George and Helen Timberlake, boy.
Cecil and Roma Weller, girl.
Jerry and Susie Allen. twin boys.
William and Helen Lindsay, boy.
James and Dorothy Chandler. boy.
Ernest and Mignon Wilson, boy.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Dratha

WATERS, MARY BARRY; On SUNDAY.
Kendall Sanitarium. wife of the late
Lowery Archibald Waters. Notice Of fu-
neral later.
WIEGMANN; MARIE: Or sunday May
st. NV. sister of Mrs. Nina Muller OF
Germany and the late William Wiegmann,
ziess, beth Of Washington' ?. G., and
services at the above residence on Wed
nesday, May ~. at pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. IL
WILLIS. MARY MAY. On Monday. May
,s4s At her M.FY 5sSdsnee MaY w1ts a145 Cali Ss
loved wife Of William E. Willis: NoliGe
bert c. Vincent Funeral Home. IL
WINSTON. ELIZABETH A: On satur-
day. Nav 8. 194S. at Garfield Hospital:
ELIZABETH A. WINSTON (nee ConnifIe) OF
Az jefferson st. NV, beloved wife Of
winston jr Funeral 1t, frem Collins ms
Wednesday, May II, at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Church Of the Nativity at 10
m. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1948-05-10

the garage below her home, 8 Ever
EFT street. Kensington, after a
three-month study Of painting at
the Corcoran School of Art. Re-
Gently 30 of her pictures drew the
largest opening crowds in the his
tory Of the Galerie Saint Etienne
in New York. DR.. Otto Kallir,
owner Of the gallery, estimated the
crowd of the first day at 500. Her
paintings were compared with those
Of Van Gogh by some critics.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Vera Gordon Rites Set;
Acted in Comedy Films
BY the Assoeie,ed Press

HOLLYWOOD, May l0.-Funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
Hollywood Cemetery Chapel for
Actress Vera Gordon, 81, Mrs.
Cohen" of the Cohen and Kelly"
movie series.
She died Saturday night after a
long illness. Born in Russia, she was
a veteran of vaudeville and entered
the movies in 1919. Besides the
numerous Cohen and Kelly" pic
lures, she appeared in "Humor-
esque," "Abie's Irish Rose" Big
Street." Potash and Perlmutter'
and other films.
Her husband, Nathan Gordon; a
son, William, motion picture execu-
tive, and two daughters, Nadje and
Phoebe, survive.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Deaths Reported

Emma K Whiting. 90, 1853 Columbia I'd.
LIa J. Bender; q. sss 18th st. Sc;
Peter J. Hartman, 73, 45Os n. H. ave. NV.
Allen J; slmpson. q, 4so 49, 9 ss; Sc.
Ada Carpenter. IS. log 2 st. nv.
Maude Stiles, 90. 2032 / st. NV.
Marv Zimmerman. 56, 34O9 24th st. ne.
Ethel Bost.. 35. 1412 A st: Sc.
Frieda I. Sherman, %, 645 Morris pl. ne.
Butler Hailstock, SO, 80 Randolph pl. NV.
Mary j. Swami. 50, 5 M st. NV.
BENJAMIN A. Randall, 43, 1541 N. c.
ave, ne.
Dorothy Hiner, ~, 1929 Juniper st: nv.
water p Anderson. 73, 2445 3sth st. NV
Julia M. Coz, 81. $500 10th st. ne:
Candida Bontempo, 81, 721 Rock Greek
Hernline voronon. 80. 1900 4eth st.
Elizabeth NJ. Graham tnee Thole)' <l'
Arlington. Va.
Infant James Myers, South Arlington. Va.
Herbert asrsss B. FOSTER. 7s. as4 End st. NV.
william O.. Bowser, SO. 1140 18th st. ne
Emma NJ johnson. 81, 3118 Sherman ave.
Mabel Jones, A. 81 o st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
Wilson H. Lee, 96, Dies.
Published Directories
By the Assoeiotsd Press

ORANGE, Conn, May 10.-Wilson
H. Lee. SO, pioneer printer of city
directories throughout the country,
died at his home here yesterday. He
had been i'll less than two weeks.
Mr.. Lee was born at Hardwick,
Mass.
His firms the Wilson H. Lee Co..
published directories for $50 towns
with combined population OF more
than 100000.
Evening star., 1948-05-10
1n Mrtttnriant

BROOKS. CLARENCE H. A sacred. sim
cere tribute of love to the memory OF my
dear husband, CLARENCE H. BROOKS:
ago today, May 10, 1947.
Today recalls the memory
OF loved one laid to rest
And those who think Of him today
Are the ones who loved him best.
To ahs ms nSt Pas s1ay s0
Where lies, the sweetest memory
That will never fade away.
Although your soul is now at rest
And free from care and pain,
This world would seem like heaven
DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZABETH BROOKS.
DAVIS, SARA. A Mothers Day tribute
SARA DAVIS, who departed this life four
Mother dear of you,
OF the years we spent together and the
And think Of your tender care. and your
am thankful this Mothers Day that
LoviNG DAUGHTER PAULINE:
FERGUSON. MARK EARLE. In loving
aRR EG 9 xho sna
this life five years ago today. May 10.
1943. Anniversary mass at st. Berna-
0 DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER. {.
GAsKINs. PFC JOSEPH W. DoDIE). A
tribute Of love and devotion to
5SsRT 'es HfT0gy }ob1 & spF ss'5 eSskas iSH rs
W. who died in Luxembourg, Ger
many, three years ago, May 10,
Always we shall remember
The one we SO dearly love
In the care of our Lord above.
MOTHER AND DAD.
of my dear mother, JOSEPHINE GRAY.
who passed away IL years ago today, May
Dear mother you are gone,
But the treasure you left me is truly
A life filled with deeds of kindness
YoR ns baVoTSn RssVy e If Fou
E. BROWN.
Of our dear mother. CARRIE HAWKINS.
who passed away two years ago yesterday
May 9, 1916.
~ Sleep in peace; ,.,
cHILDREN. RUTH, MAURICE. HAVE
ms AND GRACE LEE, ALSO CHARLES
LEACH. MADELYN WALKER. In sad
memory Of our loved one; MApELYN
is4s. vi
We still mourn. as on that sad day six
When our Father called you home for
eternal rest.
Though gone. your loving memory will
rever be forgotten.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND BROTHER
RICHARD.
MILLER, SARAH K In sad but loving
remembrance Of my dear mother, SARAH
K MILLER, who departed this life six
teen years ago today, May 10, 1882. An
niversary mass was offered at st. Mar
tins Church for the repose Of her soul.
May she rest in peace.
Dear mother my memory of you is beau
tiful thing
will treasure through the years,
Your dear face is ever before me
YouR LOVING DAUGHTER, SADIE H
MILLER.
of my dear mother. EDITH R. NEWMAN,
who passed away eight years ago today.
May 10, 1910.
Just gate open wide. and God by my side
When / come to the end OF the road.
That is all that I ask IS crown for nv
rySTrI Wssp t. e. s9a # tss ESss
TAILOR, MoLLIE F.. THORNTON Z.
AND EDWARD J. A tribute Of love to
ihi snd fHoRNoS 81 asSS'fe 1
passed into eternal life May 10. 1928. and
Sqosh:T p%Rp TxYLoK ad vho se
parted this life August Is, 1s47. Gone
''' '''' IDA MAY BoARDLEY.