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Dratha

VINCENT, BERNARD J. On SATURDAY,
March II, 194e, at Emersency Hospital,
e sEESARR YIN , Of = Manor
Of Eoiene Faliin Vincent, father Of Michael
Childs and BENJAMIN Vincent, son OF Ben
tamin B. and Rose N. Vincent brother of
hr Names aeeayf M Services php the afd
Hines & Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 14th st.
NV. on Tuesday, March Is. at $50 am;
thence to o9r Lady Of Sorrows CHURCH
where thS holy sacrifice of the mass will
be offered at 10 am. for the repose of his
soul. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
WALKER. JOHN H.. On Wednesday.
Hospital JOHN Il. WALKER Of 5000
Conn. ave. NV, beloved husband OF
Ss one Uncle a H A. Wslker of saltmore
neral Home. ssol i4th st. NV, on sun
am an. Mend.y 10 March Pa IT, Arlington H' Ma
tional Cemetery. 13
WALKER; JOHN II; On "Wednesday;
e General Hospital spind,on Members pni, No Of
NWS3 /, the American Legion, are
GHEg requested to attend services for
EAs6s&W our late comrade,u JOHN H.
Co. Funeral Home Home, aao1 i4th St. NV
Arlington National Cemetery Monday
y: BURTON MORRIS; Commander;
JAMES j. MURPHY, Adjutant. 13
WALTERS. JESSIE WOODRUFF. On
he shoreham Hotel. JESSIE WOODRUFF
wife of the late Anderson aro H.
Johnstown, Pa; sister of the late Harry
D. and Lucian D. woodruff. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mos n VI
ment Grandview Cemetery. Westmont,
Johnstown, Pa. (Johnstown, Pa, papers
please copy.J IL
wARRICK., JERMIAa: on THURSDAY
M 9EREM1Aa VIZ Palmer
Of Ms LSd wTacf SsE o MFs ena
Fleming. Mary, Ruth, Thelma Lucille and
Shirley waJrck He NsuhS also . Subyysd BY
and friends ri Relatives and friends may
call on Monday. March "A. after 4
Home HON so 'e ard St s.w. Funeral viii be held
on TUESDAY, March is, at 100 pm.
from Grace M; e, Church, Chapel Hill
Nd Nd. R ssyrc5 p ,! r HAL 0feiaths Inter
WATSON. WILLIAM VERNON: On
Hospital. WILLIAM VERNON WATSON Of
] 620 Fuller ST NV beloved nuSDanQ OF
Gladys D. Watson, father Of william
Hammill watson. son of Mrs. Roscoe
Watson. brother of Lumis and Roma Wat
son and Mrs Adde Overman. Services
at the 8. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29O1 l4th st. NV. on Monday, March IA,
at IL Am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 13
WATSON. WILLIAM VERNON. On
Nnn Thursday, March 10, 194a. at
NA Doctors Hospital. WILLIAM
AaS4 VERNON WATSON Members
47KA of Bunker Hill Post, No. 81,
SZ the American Legion, are re-
SH quested to attend the American
Q113 Legion services for our late
comrade at the s. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 29O1 14th st. NV, on Sunday eve
ming March 10. at $40 o'clock, and serv-
ices on Monday, March Il. at IL am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BERNARD o. MEAD Commander.
L, J. P. FICHTHORN, Adjutant. ID
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Mrs. Maude Tomas Rites
Will Be Held in Iowa TODAY

Funeral services for Mrs. Maude
Lomas, So, Washington resident
from 1880 to 1910, who died
Wednesday in Cresco, Iowa, were
to be held there today.
Born in Cresco. Mrs. Tomas was
the widow of Edward Tilson Tomas
and moved from there to WASH
ington after his death in 1880.
While here she lived in George
town and was president of Chap
ter B of the P. E. o. Sisterhood.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Marie Tomas Maine, of Alex
andria. a member of the public
relations department of the Amer
lean National Red Cross; a son.
George E. Lomas, Glen Burnie.
an engineer with the Bureau Of
Ships, Navy Department, and four
grandchildren.
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Burial Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. leora Green

Funeral services for Mrs. Leora
Green. "a. resident Of Mont
gomery County who died Friday
after a years illness, will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Humphrey Funeral Home, 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda. Blu
rial will be in Mount Zion Church
Cemetery.
A native of North Springfield
Ohio, Mrs. Green moved with her
family to Alta Vista in 1906. She
was a member of the Mount Zion
Baptist Church. Alta Vista. Mrs
Green had been living with her
daughter, Mrs. Abbie G. Flynn
1907 Hampden lane, Bethesda, in
recent years.
Another daughter, Mrs. Leota
M. Green. 1854 Hillandale road
Chevy Chase, and a son, Waldo
M. Green, 307 Webster street NV.
survive her,
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Rites Set Tomorrow
For Mrs. Martha Boone

Funeral services for Mrs.
Martha Boone. 10, lifelong resi-
dent of Forestville, Md. who died
Friday at her home, 779O MARI
boro pike, will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Epiphany Epis-
copal Church, Forestville.. Burial
will be in the church cemetery.
Educated in nearby Maryland,
Mrs. Boone was active in church
work. After the death of her hus-
band. William C. Boone, she
opened a grocery in Forestville
which she operated for 40 years.
Survivors are a son, Alton B.
Boone. 1910 Marlboro pike; a
daughter, Mrs. Marian B. Barnes,
7790 Marlboro pike, and one
grandchild.
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Louis Fuhnestock ServicesSet;
Rail Survey Pioneer Was 100

Harrisburg and attended Phillips
Academy, Andover, Mass. He
went west with, the Northern Pa
cific Railroad engineering party in
1870 as a surveyor, his family said
He was married in 1873 and had
four sons and a daughter.
Only immediate survivor is the
daughter, Mrs. Bessie F. Dickson,
with whom he was living, and six
grandchildren.
He celebrated his Tooth birth
day last August rs with a small
party of friends and relatives. He
attributed his long life to the fact
that he never let anything worry
him.
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them the MACPHERSON trial here.
The latter trial involved former
Representative Andrew j. May Of
Kentucky and Henry and Murray
Carson, wartime munitions max
ers. They were convicted.
Mr.. Vincent, who lived at At
Manor Circle, Takoma Park, was
hospitalized for several months
after a heart attack last year. but
he had returned to work before
mis- last illness.
Born in Takoma Park.
He was born at Takoma Park,
and attended St. Johns College,
and Georgetown and National
Universities, and received his law
degree from Columbus University
School of Law in 1886.
After experience in private in
dustry in Baltimore, New York
and here, Mr.. Vincent entered
Government service and engaged
in investigative operations for sew
eral agencies before joining the
Justice Department in 1941 as an
attorney in the antitrust division.
Washington area acquaintance
recall Mr.. Vincent as "a baseball
player in his early years-a left
handed pitcher. At one time he
was signed by the Boston Red
Sox.
He was a member of the Holy
Name Society of Delta Chi Fra
ternity at Georgetown University
and of the District Bar and Fed
eral Bar Association.
Survived by Widow.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs
Eolene Follin Vincent; two sons.
Michael Childs Vincent, 9. and
Bernard Joseph Vincent, jr., S;
his parents. Benjamin B. and
Rosina Huck Vincent; a sister.
Mrs. Barbara M. Hanes. and two
brothers, Philip G. and Frances
c. Vincent, all OF Takoma Park.
Special services will be held at
the Hines funeral home at $50
am. Tuesday with requiem mass
at 10 ann. at Our Lady of Sorrows
Catholic Church, Takoma Park
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
Pail bearers will include Edward
M. Meyers, Harry l.. DAILY, Robert
A. Pugh, Comdr. w. Edgar Lake.
Ernest T. Reilly and John w.
Greene.
Honorary palN bearers will be
Attorney General Clark, Assist
ant Attorney General Alex Camp
bell, William A. Paisley. chief of
the general crimes section; Ernest
E. Danly, chief of the war frauds
section; Frank De Nunzio. chief
of the war frauds central unit,
and Harold H. Bacon, assistant
United States Attorney. r.
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Funeral services for Louis
Fahnestock, 100, a member of the
first engineering party of the
Northern Pacific Railroad into the
Indian country of the West, will
be held at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at
the National Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Fahnestock died Friday at
his residence at 1900 Connecticut
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Harrisburg, Pa, his home town.
The pioneer railroadman first
came to Washington in 1889 with
the Richmond and Danville Rail
road and later went with the
Southern Railroad. He held a
statistician's job until his retire.
ment in the 1920s.
Mr.. FahneStock was born in
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William RitscheI Dies;
Noted Marine Pointer
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

CARMEL, Calf, Mar. 12.-WI-
liam Ritschel, widely-known ma
rine painter, died in his Carmel
Highlands studio home. He was
IS.
Born in Nuremberg, he received
his early art training at the Royal
Academy in Munich. He came to
this country in 1895. In 1912 he
won the Carnegie prize and two
honorable mentions.
Mr.. Ritschel was the only Amer
lean artist to win the Ranger
prize three times. 1t is given by
the National Academy of Design.
His widow, Nora Hazel Ritschel,
survives,
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Lewis H. Christian Dies,
Adventist Secretary
BY the Associated Press

SACRAMENTO, Calf, Mar. II
Lewis H. Christian, general field
secretary of the general conference
of the Seventh Day Adventist
Church, died here last night.
Mr.. Christian was president of
the Northern California Confer
ence of the church and former
vice president of the general con-
ference.
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School.
The former Mary Hines, Mrs.
Allen was the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hines,
who settled in Georgetown in 1870
shortly after their arrival in this
country from County Galway, Ire
land.
Surviving are a son, Arthur E.
Allen, and three daughters, Mrs.
Baltzell, Mrs. Andrew j. May and
Mrs. T. Raymond Sullivan, all Of
Washington. Eight grandchildren
and three great grandchildren also
survive.
Funeral services will be held at
Holy Trinity Catholic Church in
Georgetown at a time to be an
nounced later.
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julian W. Baker Dies
Frederick Court Clerk
Special Di.poteh 10 The Stor

WINCHESTER, Va, Mar. r.
Funeral service will be held for
Julian w. Baker, SO. former
clerk of the Frederick County Cir
cult Court. who died yesterday OF
a heart ailment.
He was educated at Shenandoah
Valley Academy here, and was en-
gagged in business before becom-
ing court clerk.
Surviving are . sister. Mrs. Leila
B. Janney, of this city, and a
brother, Edwin B. Baker. Kearns,
w. Va. Burial will be in Mount
Hebron Cemetery here.
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Cowun to Describe
Junior Police Work

Police Pvt. Oliver A. Cowan,
founder and director Of the Junior
Police and Citizens Corps, will
describe the activities and aims OF
the organization at 8 pm. tomor-
row at the St. Peter Claver Center,
1913 u street NV.
The Center, Catholic interra-
cial friendship house. is also spon-
soring a series of theology classes
for laymen at 3 pm. Tuesdays
and classes on the mass at 4 pm.
SATURDAYS
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n e S S OF ap-
proximately 10
weeks.
AS trial at
torney in the
Justice Depart
m e n t criminal
division for the
prosecut i on of
war frauds. he
fgu r ed in a
number of i'm
portant cases in
Detroit, Balti-
more, Philadel-.
phia and Wash
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1918 Thlr ty-
fifth sire e t
NV. after a
long illness.
M rs. Allen
was the widow
of Richard r.
Allen, who died
in 1917. She
was a lifetime
member of Holy
Trinity Church
Parish. and was
educated at the
old St. Joseph S
S c h DOL, now
Hnlv Trinity
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Draths

ALEsToCk ALEE svpA. eoq q IhYEfaa 81
A AZ essn devoted L. sister of Mayfair NAY
SLOPES and Homer Scott She also o., leaves .iyes
nisees nspheVs s sna spy G'nsf sunday
March Is, friends may call at the w w;
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, l432 YoS
st. NV. Funeral services Monoss' . Ms9Tn
neiatins. Relatives and friends invited !
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery /"
ALLEN. MARY ANN. On saturd i, q
M Mar St ~ l NARY At Ann seT ALIEN the
f loved " wife Of the late Richard Robert
Allen and mother Of Mrs j s, T Baits .nd
Auner.l + Home aeg so7a n St nv, Tuesday
March Is sr. At $50 az I'm ann Mai Intsrnment
Holy Rood Cemetery. IL
sALLARD VILLAIN Ms4sb Df B4s s
h h9Rf Beloved teF h HUSBAND Of Mary BaaTd
r. + also sHsyg seand Sy hTss sSs
fns iss'ef No see Of tanersi b
handled by Taft Williams Funeral HOME
BAscoUTAs. JOIN; Suddenly on 1,s Sat at
g ns,Sn M Mosp. H. J aSas
Sol 18th st. NV =, beloved husband Of
M n5 yssss psRPss 6 S Of
todoulos Bascoutas and Mrs. Nieolitoa As
P Pss+ins at the S. H Hines CO. Funeral
Home. 2aol 14th st. NV No'iee Oh
funeral later.
BELoTE, LOUIS HAROLD On F rid y:
N MsTsh HOSPITAL tsts Bethe sas Reo louis
HAROLD BELoTE the beloved husband Of
Lola e. Belote, father Of James h, be Mrs
James 81 Ws'1 II Nf sslo fofe Of Orlando Fla ana
brother Of Mrs. LOWS Simmons Of oran .1f
Fla, and Ernest G ssiote. Remains 1nran 100
r 1Is At NV Graveside services on
TUESDAY, March Is. at 1890 an at Ar
linston National Cemetery. IA
BLUE. LULA MAE. On WEDNESDAY
March 2. la4a. at Gsllinser Ho 10. u,
hrothers. other relatives and many friends
After o. Sunday friends are invited Go 70
cal at the Me S5.4. .eqTces viii Be held
Monday. March IA, at l pm. lnterment
Payne's Cemetery. 10
BoJoKLEs. MIKE A: On Friday March
s4a siols' bn MGspsa o, MOI Florence
spr.su. Of Lewistovn. idaho; Arthur t ~, M
BojokIes, Mrs. Despina Seal ana MIS- i,S;
Mary Terko Funeral from the TaNaVuli
funeral Home. 361a 14th st NV. on
Monday, March "A. at l: 40 pm services
at St. sophiss Greek. Orthodox c .1.,Tcs:
and friends invited. 1nterment Fort In
colin Cemetery.
HooNg, MARTHA NJ. On Friday;
March II. 1919, at her rssidencs, 1ts"
loved mother Of Marion Boone Barnes fno
Alton Alton D. Boone. grandmother Of MARY Lou
Soone, sister Of Hilda Boone. Annie knuo
sen. Minnie Thompson and hairy Haotke:
Friends may call at the rs:i kxtns. Of n 1be
Epiphany church; rorestville' ~: on
md friends invited. Interment ehuren
semetery. Mattingly Funeral serviee. 10
noRyER, GEORGE EDGAR. On Thurs
az n { a e 1sas se AZ
Beloved husband Of Lillian CHAMBERS
Boryer and father Of Margaret Carmen.
friends may call at his late residence
where services will be held on MONDAY;
March Il, At 100 pm Relatives SdaaI.s.,o snd
Cemetery. Mattingly Funeral Service -
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Mrs. Mary Allen, 79,
Dies After Illness

Mrs. Mary H. Allen, 10, a life
long resident of Georgetown. died
yesterday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. j. Thomas Baltzell,
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Bernard Vincent Dies;
u. 5. Attorney Hell ped
To Convict Garssons

Bernard Joseph Vincent, 40,
special attorney with the Justice
Department, died at Emergency
Hospital yesterday after an ill
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Paper Company Head Dies

CORONADO. Calf. Mar. IL.
P.-Joseph We'll, rs, president
of the Cromwell Paper Co., of
Chicago. for the last 20 years. died
today in a hospital where he had
been q patient for Is days.
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In 1899, Paul Revere was ap-
pointed president of the first
Board of Health In Boston.
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1ratha

JACKSON. CARRIE E. TURNER, On
Wednesday MarSh e. lg 1ag At Freedmsns
OF sos 62nd ave-, Fairmont Heights, Md,
Turner: ,Abbie Mae Green and Clyde Tur-
sh E se is evoed friend ny Rsh
Willis, and other relatives and friends
Remains resting at her late residence after
munty af Baptist chureh cedar N Heishts
Md. Rev. Lee Stewart, pastor. Relatives
and friends invited, Interment Woodlawn
Washington 4 Sons. 1a
day March r. e. 1919, at s re residsnee
ais New Hampshire ave. NV; KATH-
late Henry J. johnson. aunt of Miss Marie
Hess and friend of Miss Gertrude jenkins
and Miss Irene s NTH. Services at
st. NV, on TUESDAY, March IS: at
1870 am. Interment in Congressional
Cemetery. Is
ms 5oSEs Y a4a o. eP T TsssasS
h hSsEs Of william Mas M s5s 'ens 5ahs ones
H ftS" Rowena. Marsaret. Willism and
Hnks brother q sdTa sT,. Jones'
o Moshef law Of Maggie Jones: Rev; and
coTd Gibbs Esys Whs IT, of esyes c oSst
DAY, March Is. friends may cali at, thss
You st. NV. Funeral services on Sunday:
March Il: at 2 pm. at the abovs We funeral ERA
Cropley. Md Glib.
day. March 10, 1919, WILLIAM l. KE,
he of Ne joseph nsssy
Catherine X. Cook. Friends may call at
the Wastler Funeral Home. 3Ol East Cap
services will be held in Fort Myer Chapel
Monday, March "a. at am. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery. Ii
Saturday, March Is, 1919. at Gailinser
Hospital. MINNIE LEE. of 1907 ST ST. s.w:
R n T Ts Ru0 o Lee snd ann
ms at The John T. Rhinss 4 Co Funeral
later.
ssa WILLIE VILE EE AZ Wfa9sfs1s As Mss
Mary Jones and william Lewis; He also
may be viewed at stewart's Funeral Home,
r. +! TO- to D rtGm snd R~ Msreh
funeral and interment Greenwood. s, C,
MATTINGLY. EARL N. At St Peters.
burg. Fla. EARL N. .MATTINGLY, Of
Washington. D, c., beloved husband Of
oueenie M Mattingy, father Of Mrs.
Resale olin and Alice Mattingly, Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
is, at $50 am. thence to Holy Comforter
Catholic Church. 18th Nand East Capitol
st. where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
his soul. 1nterment Arlington National
eCemetery. 10
MATTINCIY EARL n Members of
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FRYE. BENJAMIN Fl. Members Of the
the death Of BENJAMIN H. FRYE. run
eT NS.I MG sns som Maf fnn.r.
1887 10Th :; Ss5Ek brs SIx2s Pr s.e,
GORE, MARY BELL Ill.,, On s. saturdsy,
MARY BELLE GORE Of the shoreham
Hotel, daughter of the late Martha Jane
Neel and Andrew WashinEtdn core =, sl MIs
Remains resting at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Hone Of Robert strv A. pG Uni
be held on Tuesday, March Is, at 10 m
Interment private. II
GREEN, LEoRA S. On Friday. March
II, 1949, LEoRA 8: GREEh S OF h.i 4Sod
VIE 81 the late Milton Green and mother
of Mrs. Abbie Flynn. Mrs. Leota Green
and Waldo M. Green. Remains resting at
the Ros.rt Hnsse B.tesda Nd
where funeral services will be held Mon
day. March IA, at $50 pm. 1nterment
Mount Zion Church Cemetery IA
GUARINo, ANTHoNY n Sr,n On Thurs Thurs
THoNY N. GUAR1No, the beloved hus,
band Of Margaret F. Guarino. tatner Q. o.
9 9an1st and arf Mrs gosephns Hellts
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home. 5S01
Cleveland ave, Riverdale Md, on Mon,
day, March 4, at $50 an MESS Gs,,. VII
Gallatin st. and 43rd ave. Hyattsylle,
Md, at 10 am. Interment Mount Obpet
Cemetery. ID
HAMILTON, SUDIE B. On Thursday,
March 10, 1919, at her home, 1884 Mac
Arthur blvd, NV. SUDIE HAMILTON.
beloved wife OF Eldridge Hamilton. Re-
mains resting at her late residence, serv-
ices Monday, March Ia, at 1890 am !;
1T st. David's Chapel Klingle I'd. and
Macomb st. NV. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. ID
INGELS. NORMAN I. On Saturday,
March 10, 1949, at Providence Hospital.
NORMAN l. INGELS. beloved husband OF
Mrs. Mildred NJ Ingels. father of Howard
r Inpels. son Of Mrs. Thomas Ineels and
brother Of Mrs. Ernest Meile, and Abner
Insels. Friends may call at the Lee
Funera! Home, 4th st and Mass. ave. ne.
Notice Of services later.
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EscHER, JULIA M. On SATURDAY, March
10 1919 at George Washington Hospital
JULIA M EsCHER. beloved sister OF
Frank Escher Of South Dakota and great
aunt of Mrs Mary Jane Bryant OF Fails
church, Va. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Messashusets
ave ne, where services will be hello on
Reouiem mass at St. Matthews Cathedral
at am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. ~
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FRYE. BENJAMIN H. On THURSDAY
March 10. l949. BENJAMIN H. FRYE Of
.I443 Swami st. NV. beloyed husband OF
vIved by one son. Benjamin H. Frye jr.:
one daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher: one
brother Lswton Frye; one stepdaughter,
Mrs. Louise Hawkins: three grandchlldren
and other relatives and friends. After ~
noon Sunday friends may call at the fu-
neral Home of L. E. Murray IL Son. 1870
10th st NV. where funeral services VIII
be held Monday. March IA, at ] pm, Rev
Christian oficiating. Interment in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ID
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DUFFY, JAMES r. Members Of wash
Sh ington Council, No. 224.
. 4 ] ]: 3:
W for the repose OF the soul OF
Brother JAMES r. DUFFY
CHARLES E. McCUSKER, q.
nArzENAE Is
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comrade at the s. H Hines Co Funeral
Home, 29O1 14th st. NV, on Sunday eve
ming, March 10. at $40 o'clock, and serv-
ices on Monday, March "a. at IL am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BERNARD O. MEAD. Commander.
L, j. P. FICHTHORN, Adjutant. Ii
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FRANK. JOSEPH The windthorst Club
of St Mary's Parish will meet at the Geier
Funeral Home 3605 14th st. NV" on sun
day, March l3. ls4g at % Pm 10 feci'e
RUPERT CASPAR. President.
WILFRED CORRIDOR, Secretary. IL
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FRYE, BENJAMIN n. Williams Tab
ernacle No, as A. j. o. of Moses is here
by notified Of the funeral Of bIotner
BENJAMIN H. Frye, Monday, March -,
1919 from ! pm. at the L. E. Murray
and Son Funeral Home. 1887 10Th St;
pm. Wear black clothes, white glove
OH" BROTHER WILLIAM. w 9.
Evening star., 1949-01-18
Letters to Parents

teachers place in the classroom and
her relationship to the family. While
such a situation prevails, there will
be trouble In the classroom because
the children feel no strength in their
teacher and strength she must have
mental, spiritual and physical.
What Is a teacher to do with a
playful, lazy, inattentive pupil?
There is always a way. That way
differs with each problem child, If
problem is the right word here. Is
the lazy boy in good health? He
looks all right, but did the specialist
say so? LaZineSs In children Is not
normal.
Inattentive2 Was his lesson pre-
sented so as to catch his attention?
One boy was inattentive in arith-
metic class until the teacher discov-
cred that when a problem was pre-
sented in terms of sand, gravel,
cement, trucks and mems labor, he
set to with right good will. His
father was a contractor and he was
one in mind and spirit.
About the unco-operative one:
There is a way to reach him, the
friendly way. You cannot teach
children If you do not like them
They are quick to know how people
feel about them. No child who feels
his teacher Is his friend balks at
going her way. Try to find the way
to his hidden hope and ambition and
you have him.
But write no complaining letters
home, You are the teacher.
Evening star., 1949-01-18
By ANGELO Pafri

Nothing so distresses parents as
complaining letters sent with routine
regularity to the home until Friday
night Is q nightmare. Such letters
do no good. II the parents punish
the child because Of them, he resents
the teacher and that. means that he
will neither cooperate with her nor
learn his lessons.
When parents send their children
to school on time, well fed, rested
and In the best possible attitude Of
mind, that is all they can do to help
the teacher. From the moment they
enter school the children are the
charge, the responsibility Of the
teacher. She must know how to
teach each one according to his
nature, and how to discipline each
one by sound experiences In relation
to her, to the other children and to
his work.
It Is unfair for a teacher to expect
parents to sit by at night and super
wise children in the doing of work
that should have been done in class.
Dear Mrs. Concord-Johnny played
in class instead Of doing his work
book. Please see that he does 1t and
has 1t ready for me tomorrow morn
ing. Yours truly-Miss Flower"
Such q note as that does not reflect
the professional teacher. It indi-
Gates a lack of power, lack Of under
standing, lack Of tact and good
manners. It shows ignorance OF &