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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
REAL ESTATE

LOT l50x2OO. close in northeast. trees
ideal for ranch type. KE. 1885.
FOUR room single, large basement and
attic, storm windows, Carpetlng, and
si4Ge .i9 G5r 81 el4Ease ela2as can be So seen 0y
and G.3O weekdays and 3 TO on
Saturday and Sunday.
BUY your lot now for spring build
ing, one of the incest and largest
lots in Beverly Hills; improved and
restricted; 65El38x03 at rear, $3.50
re. 23ll
EUCLID. modem S room single, will
exchange for city or suburban buSl-
ness property with living quarters.
SUBURBAN. east, Sl4,50O semi-bunga-
low brick; adjacent TO lake, Close
to bus and school: 90 fl. frontage,
SCreened-In outdoor playhouse, 30 II.
living room, center stairs, picture
window, Traverse rods. Venetian
blinds, youngstown kitchen, unit IN
c.uCcs garbage disposal, new Frlgl-
CaIrc stove and retrlgeratOr' 10
months old; oil heat; screens. garage.
cement drive lanCsCaped. 272 East
32ith ST. WIiIOWIck, Ohio Prlncl-
pals only
IMPROVED business lot on busy Lake
land blvd. 50X2l5 $3.50. KE. 3593
BY OWNER. must sell. East 254th off
Euclid, ranch type home foundation
one year old; built by present owner
with features for comfortable living;
two large bedrooms with double
closets and lovely American Stand
ard cfaE-tliCd bath and separate tiled
shower stall with exhaust fan down,
uanoeany DaneIed living room and
dining nook, lovely large kitchen,
AEeT.Ca0-Standard 70 inch cabinet
sink, exhaust fan, Geneva cabinets,
utility room with the latest modern
soothing radiant heating, with an
automatic q. Z. gas fired boiler, a
practical guaranteed SmOEless Ben
neti-Hcland cut stone fireplace; up-
stairs large bedroom and lavatOry
with loads Of storage space; steel
picture windows, pink Tennessee
marble sIlls, Venetian blinds through
T out, completely insulated. concrete
drive with an option 20 purchase
/ large lot next 10 this home; early
7 possession, VIII arrange escrow de-
/ tails. $4,000 RE. 537l.
/ BY owner. off East 1876 St. moving
/ 70 California. lovely 5 room frame
FnPalOW brick Vestibule combina-
ton weather seal windows. gas heat
al cemeHt drive, convenient tc
/ everything Saturday and Sundal
r'ter ? p. IN. Weekdays after p. m
y 43f7
.uLEVARD-Ea@S l40 st. area: gooc
2-samily, 5 rooms and bath down, Z
! rooms and bath up; 2 furnaces, gar.
! a9e. Only $40 coo. Possession of frs
cor suite at once. Petrovich Realty
! 2. 2G4l
LOWICK, north of blvd, 3 bed
| ON single with baser ent plus
room cottage; income $500 per sea
| son from cottage; all furnished 70,
} only $4,000, Page Realty. KE. 1857
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08
Big Cartoon Show
At The Shaw Hayden
Bows and girls, lend an ear.

DOys anu BITIs, ItIIu dII V0I'
The Shaw Hayden Theatre is
having a Christmas party just for
you. Santa Claus will be there
with a gift for every boy and
every girl, and you'll see the big
gest cartoon show ever-there will
be 15 cartoons, imagine, with
Bugs Bunny, "Mickie Mouse,
Donald Duck, "Tom and Jerry"
and eleven more just as exciting.
Here is and-a-half hours Of
fun. Don't miss it. Be here early
Saturday, December 18th, and join
the fun. 1t starts at one o'clock.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Howard |. Wilkins,
Miller, Dies at 8

Howard Lincoln wilkins. 80. one
of the founders and president OF
the wilkins Rogers Milling Co.
Inc, 1850 K street NV, died
yesterday at his home. 2814 Adams
Mill road NV.
Mr.. Wilkins was active in the
company until his death.
Born in Burlington County
N. j., he had been a District resi-
dent for II years. He attended
public schools here and was q
graduate of Ohio State University
Mr.. Wilkins was an honorary
member of the Rotary Interna-
tional Club and the Washington
Society of Engineers. He also be-
longed to the Sons of the Revolu-
ton and was member Of the
Board of Directors of the Lincoln
National Bank.
Surviving him are two sisters,
Miss Lydia Wilkins and Miss Le-
wanna Wilkins, both of 1861
Crescent place NV; an adopted
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth w. Dick
and three grandchildren, Daniel
Howard and Susan Dick, all of the
Adams Mill road address.
Funeral services will be held at
I3 pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
INV. Burial will be in Oak Hill
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Funeral Rites in Texas
For Charles ". Faris

Private funeral services for
Charles William Faris. 80. petrol
cum engineer and native of WASH
ington who died Friday, were to be
held today at Midland. Texas. He
died of lukemia in Rochester
Mimi, where he had been under
going treatment at the Mayo
Clinic.
He was an engineer for the
Shell Oil Co. in Louisiana and
Texas before he resigned early
this year to establish the firm
of Faris and Warren, consulting
petroleum engineers with Offices
in Midland.
Mr.. Faris' father was the late
Capt. Robert Lee Faris, who was
assistant director of the United
States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey. He died in 1882.
Mr.. Faris is survived by his
widow the former Lisbeth Will
liams of Uvalde, Texas; a son
Charles William, jr., and daugh-
ter, Carolyn: one brother. Robert
Lee. jr., of Pittsburgh, and three
sisters, Mrs. George A. Myers, Mrs
John Schlarb, jr.. of Tacoma
Wash, and Mrs. Dan H. Wheeler
619 East Thornapple street, Chevy
Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. James 7. Amos
Funeral Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
beth Ellsworth Amos, 81. former
choir director at the Wilson Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, in Colmal
Manor. will be held at l pm
Thursday at the Chambers fun
sral home. Riverdale. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mrs. Amos died Wednesday ir
the. Naval Hospital in Oakland
Calf, after being flown from
Guam where she had become i'll
She and her husband, James T
Amos. were civilian employees o.
the Navy on the Pacific Island
A lifelong resident of the Wash
ington area, Mrs. Amos was Dor,
in Brentwood and was a graduate
of Mckinley Tech High School
She went to Guam with her hus
band, an electrical engineer. il
1948 and worked as en- accountant
Besides her husband, she i
survived by her father, Charles 3
Rogers, 1914 Forty first avenue
Colmar Manor. and a sister. Mrs
Ruth E. Berger.
Services will be conducted b,
the Rev. David E. Gregory, pasto
of the church where she served a.
choir director for q number O.
years.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. Frank |. Sanford
Funeral Rites Arranged

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
K. Sanford, 81. assistant super
visor of the claims section of the
accounting division, United States
Treasurer's Office, were to be held
this afternoon at the Hines funer-
al home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial was to be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Mrs. Sanford died Saturday in
Doctors Hospital after an illness
of two months. She lived at 310O
Connecticut avenue NV, and
was the widow of Frank L. San
ford. who died here some time
ago.
She moved to Washington IS
years ago and had been on the
Treasurer's staff for 81 years.
Mrs. Sanford was born in Dau-
phin, Fa., and taught school in
Pennsylvania for several years be-
fore coming here. She was a men,
ber Of the Washington Heights
Presbyterian Church.
Surviving her are brother,
Spencer G. Kinter of Jersey Shore,
Pa, and niece and nephew.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Harvey |ngham Dies;
Editor for So Years
By the Assoeio,sd Press

DES MONIES. Aug. 22.-Harvey
Ingham, 80. one of the last of the
old-time picturesque personal
editors" in America, died yes
terday.
Death came at a Des Moines
hospital where he had been a pa
tient since last February IA.
Mr.. Ingham retired formally. in
1943 after 60 active years as an
Iowa editor, the last 40 as editor
of the Des Moines Register and
Tribune.
Until shortly before he entered
a hospital with the kidney and
stomach disorder which caused
his death. Mr.. Ingham continued
to come regularly to the office. He
held the title of ditor-emeritus
after his 1943 retirement.
Mr.. Ingham and Gardner
Cowles. ST.. the late publisher
built the tottering Des Moines
Register and Leader into the ma
tionally known Register and
Tribune. He had edited a weekly
paper at Algona, Iowa, for 20
years before entering the daily
field in Des Moines in 1902.
Mr.. Ingham's editorials were
known for their qualities Of inde-
pendence, tolerance and breadth
of view. The range of his knowl-
edge and interests was wide and
frequently amazed technical au-
diences with his grasp of special
fields.
Mr.. Ingham was born near
Algona,, in a log cabin and re-
ceived his liberal arts and law
degrees from the University of
Iowa in 1880 and 1881. His widow
and two of his three sons survive.
The surviving sons are Harvey,
jr., who lives on farm near Doone-
vile, Iowa. and William, of Des
Moines..
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. Imogen Taylor,
Widow Of Admiral,
dies al Gordonsvi|Ie

Mrs. Imogen Morris Taylor
80, widow of Rear Admiral David
Watson Taylor. who was chief
constructor for the Navy during
World War I, died yesterday at
Gordonsville. Va, where she had
been living for two years.
Mrs. Taylor was born on her
parents plantation in Louisa
County, Va, near Gordonsville, a
descendant of early settlers in the
country.
She married Armiral Taylor in
1892. They came to Washington
after 1900 and Admiral Taylor
acted as chief of the Navy's
Bureau of Construction and Re-
pair. He was made chief of the
bureau in 1914 and served in that
capacity until 1922, after which
he retired. The David Taylor
Model Basin at Carderock was
named for the admiral, who was
responsible for construction and
design of 893 vessels of all classes
for the Navy.
For many years Mrs. Taylor and
her husband lived at 1913 Nine
teenth street NV. Admiral Taylor
died in 1910. Mrs. Taylor later
lived at 1869 Wyoming avenue
NV.
She was member of st. Mat
thew's Cathedral and was active
in the Christ Child Society.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. John R. Devereus. 3706
Huntington street NV; Mrs.
Robert c. Hilliard, Minneapolis; a
son, David w. Taylor, jr., South
Orange, N. j., and IA grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday at st. Mat
theW's Cathedral. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. Conception Navarro,
Widow Of Vice Consul, Dies

Mrs. Conception Navarro, "a,
widow of Pedro Navarro, former
Argentine vice consul, died yes
terday at her home. 3539 Four
teenth street NV.
A native of Granada. Spain,
Mrs. Navarro came to the Dis
trict in 1899 from Chicago, where
her husband had been vice con-
sui for eight years. Mr.. Navarro
died in 1886.
Funeral services will be held at
9 am. Wednesday at Sacred Heart
Church. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Lita Garcia of the Four
teenth street address: Mrs. Am
paro Larranaga of Chicago and
Mrs. Henrietta Rassaeli of Ar
gentina; two sons. Pedro Navarro
of Chicago and DR.. Manuel Ma
varro of st. Paul, Mimi; five
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. R. H. A. Carter ,
Former Board Head
Al Hospital, Buried

Funeral services for Mrs. Heller
Hitchings Carter. SO. former pres.
ident of the board of the Episco.
pal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital
were held today at st. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 1772 Church
street NV. The Rev. George B
Kinkead of Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
officiated. Burial was private.
Mrs. Carter died Friday at Epis-
copal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospi-
tai after a brief illness.
She was the wife of Raymond
H. A. Carter, a retired employe OF
the Otis Elevator Co. They lived
at 1921 Reservoir road NV.
Born in New York City. the
daughter of Charles E. and Mrs
Margaret Fraser MatheWson
Hitchings. Mrs. Carter was grad
uated from st. Margaret's School
now Westover School in Middle
bury. Conn.
After their marriage in 1906,
the Carriers lived in New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago and Boston
before coming to Washington %
years ago..
Mrs. Carter was past president
of the Georaetown Garden Club
and of the Evermay Club. a
Georgetown literary group. She
was also an active member of St.
Thomas Church.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by a sister. Mrs.
Francis w. Bellows of Litchfield,
Conn; a son. Raymond Hitchings
Carter of Montclair. N. j.; two
daughters. Mrs. David B. Banner
man. jr., of Manhasset, N. Y, and
Mrs. Charles L. Sturtevant, 2512
@ street NV, and nine grand
children.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
DrathH
WELLS, HUBERT WET MORE.

WELLS. HUBERT WET MORE. On Fri.
9r aay AggSSt 1g I9s sss HoRERm WET
Rose standish Wells and father Of Mrs
C. Golden Miller. Mrs. James NJ Winfield
ns nd Mrs. b. rsass dSss
Nd. Services on Monday. August .2:, a,
SlS as ave- ~: s & pm. 'f inssf%sns s Sesi
WILKINS, HOWARD LINCOLN. On
Sunday. August q. 1949. at his residence
28l4 Adams Min I'd. NV, HOWARD LIN
sic s. wilkins. father Of Mrs Elizabeth W.
Dick and brother Of Miss Lewanna wilkins
and Miss Lydia K. wilkins. Friends may
NV, where services will be held on Tues
day, August %. At Pm Interment Oak
Hill Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. CYRUS OWEN. Suddenly,
on Saturday; August 20. 194s. At his .s lsss
WIILIHMs. Isiiolhss % 5eioVed M husband % Of Eta B.
Williams and father Of Lyle o. Williams.
Remains restinE. at the Money d King
ices Win fSm held ias Monday. " Ausust 81 at
pm. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery,
Lynchburg, Va, Tuesday. August %. 29
WILLIAMS; JOHN D. On sunday; Az.
gust q. l949. At his residence. JOHN p q
Mrs. Gertrude A. schutt and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Davis. Remains resting at s. H
Hines q Co. Notice Of funeral later.
WILLIAMS. HAROLD. On Friday. Au.
guss lg .ns 1g4s Casually Gas 1T msfx Hospital snl
solomon Williams. husband Of Christin.
james Williams: He also leaves othei
Tuesday. August %. at stewart's Funera
Home, 80 H st. ne, at 1 pm. Inter.
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 22
WRIGHT. sERGT. DAVID e. pepartsss
this life on Monday August nl8rn IL 1s4s
WR1dHT; beloved son of Charles Pred:
Of David c. ~ and Clark Wright, brother
Of Mrs Alice Worrell. Mrs. Ruth Will
liams, Mrs. Helen King. Mrs. Alma Price
Mary. FTedsriek. STEPHEN. Charles. WI:
ot MRS; Hester Ross oi New Yerk. Mr Mrs
Mr.. and Mrs. David c. Wright: Funeral
On Tuesday, AUGUST 2S. at Ct l;39 ,,1.uh Pm;
Rev: Charles PTyor on,ciatins; gedy ss ., Ms,
8 am, ct the above funeral home. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery. 22
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Mrs. Blanche Lambert
| Dies in Takoma Park

Mrs. Blanche Rose Lambert, SO
of 1872 Gist avenue, Silver Spring
a resident of Washington anc
vicinity for nearly SO years, dice
Saturday night at the Washing.
ton Sanitarium, Takoma Park
Md.
She was the widow of William
e. Lambert, who died September
Is, 1948. Mrs. Lambert was 9
native of Canada and had livet
in Silver Spring for the last Il
years.
Survivors include a son. Francis
of Silver Spring and a brother
Raoul Du Fresno. East Orange
IN. j.
Funeral services will be held al
2:30 pm. Wednesday at the War.
ner Pumphrey funeral home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring
Burial will be in the Colesville
| ICemetery.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Rites 10 Be Held Tomorrow
For Mrs. Martha MaIIon

Funeral services for Mrs. Mar
tina Helen Mallon, SO, clerk at
Arlington Farms during the war,
who died Saturday at George
Washington University Hospital,
will be held at 8 am. tomorrow at
Our Lady Of Lourdes Church in
Arlington.
Mrs. Mallon was the widow of
John J. Mallon, a civil engineer
for the Pennsylvania Railroad,
who died in 1881. Burial will be
in the Mallon family plot at Holy
Cross Cemetery in Philadelphia.
She lived at 2206 Grant street,
Arlington.
Survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Martha Meade. 108 Tenth
street, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1949-08-22

Vi lao AAAoC4ACl ,
Mrs. Henry Martyr Hoyt, in
Northeast Harbor, Me.
| His father. who died in 1910,
had been appointed assistant at
torney general in 1897 and was
named solicitor general in 1908,
a position he held for six years
Later he served for short time
in the State Department before
his death.
Morton Hoyt made headlines
in July, 1928, when he leaped
overheard into the Atlantic Ocean
from a French liner. Later, IT.
year -old Elsie Ekengren, daughter
of a former Swedish Minister to
the United States. declared he
jumped overheard on her dare. "
He denied this, and said he did
it to settle an argument with a
group of people on deck, on the
chances of being rescued if some
one fell overheard.
Married Three Times.
Mr.. Hoyt was married three
times to Eugenia Bankhead, sis
ter of Tallulah Bankhead. Each
marriage ended in divorce. He
was her first, second and sixth
husband.
In March, 1914. he returned to
the United States from France
where he had lived for 13 years.
Interned by the Germans in
December, 1941, he said at the
time of his return that he had
no cause to complain of his treat
ment because after all it was a
prison camp"
The family home in Wash
ington is at 1701 Rhode Island
avenue NV.
One sister. Elinor Wylie. who
died in 1928, was a poet and the
wife of William Rose Benet.
Sister Is Novelist.
Another sister, Mrs. Nancy Cur
tis of Washington, who survives
him, is a novelist and author OF
Roundabout" an expose of New
York society which was published
in the mid 20s. Mrs. Curtis
startled Washington society of
her day when she Tilted her
fiance shortly before her wedding
Besides his sister Nancy. he is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Mil
dred Perkins Hoyt, formerly OF
Washington. They were married
six years ago.
+ In addition he is survived by
"a niece. Miss Edwina Curtis OF
Washington.
Funeral services and burial will
be held tomorrow in the family
plot in a cemetery in Wilkes
Barre. Pa. his fathers original
home.
Evening star., 1949-08-22

Dearing, Sc, of Huntingburg, Ind
The woman died last Novem-
ber 16 after a visit here.
Meanwhile, r. Owen Williams
Vanderburgh County prosecutor
prepared papers for the exhuma-
ton of the body of Mrs. Spurlock s
father, Winter Dearing. The 60
year -old man died last April s
after visiting his daughter here
and the prosecutor said examina-
tions would be made to learn
whether there was any evidence Of
poison.
Mrs. Spurlock and her hus-
band, 39-year-old Arleigh Spur
lock, were arrested Saturday at
Memphis en- route to Hot Springs
Ark, where their attorney said
Mr.. Spurlock was going for treat
ment of arthritis.
Mr.. Spurlock, an instructor in
an Evansville business college,
also is native of Huntingburg
He and his wife live at Evansville.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
1n Mrnturtattt
Ill, HOPE PATTERSON.

BELL, HOPE PATTERSON. In sad but
HOPE PATTERSON BELL, who departed
iA.s tSasl life four years ago today August ss'
Eternal rest grant unto him, Lord
and let perpetual light shine upon him.
He giveth His beloved sleep.
YOUR DEVOTED FRIEND. MRS; JEAN
ETIE BEAsLEY; sTEPsoNs A ARTHpPR, pP
GRANDpAUGHTER. JEANETTE MARIE
BROOKS. GRADY J. In memory Of
GRADY ]. BROOKS, who departed TINS lie
two years ago today, August 22' ls47.
We do not need . special day q
To bring you to our minds.
The days we do not think OF you
Are very hs5d naStSn tS 5ind; Avn NARY
CHAPPELLE. HATTIE. A. tributs OF Of
Beloved wife, HATTIE CHAPPELLE, who
passed away two years ago today August
HUjssAND, III BAND HAYWARD W. cHAPPELLE. =
CHIsoLM, sERGT. CHARLES s.. JR.
tribute Of Devotion anG baoth.T 70
grandson, sergt. CHARLES 8. CHIsoLM
Jr., who made the supreme sacrifice six
years ago, August 81, 1943.
FORGET you w. We me- never VIII Ill. -, still
THE FAMILY.
JACKSON, SUSIE A. In sad, but loving
memory Of our dear wife, mother and
grandmethsr. SUSIE 4. JAGKsoN;t So toIay Tno
August %, 1912.
To the land Of Joy - and NJ .tl,;s bls:sedness'
To dwell in the home Of her Savior
AA" NV - ' THE FAMILY.
JACKSON, TULIP. A sacred tribute Of
love TO the WsmSry q my devoted aunt. mi.
cross ross for q crown nineteen years ago to-
day, August 20. 1880.
vas happy when she was with me,
Lonely my heart today,
For the one ! loved so dearly
Has forever been taken away.
In my home she is fondly remembered,
Sweet memories cling to her name;
!, who loved her In life sincerely,
stu JgN 5Gys her I'm IL dessh NnTb ths same; NIECE
KATHERiNE I. EDMUNDs.
or1 r.stz y czRoss T. rzak L Sas .se
s,Say ,Sayy two years ago today Ausust ~
Asleep is one who did most truly prove
That she could never die while she could
Her spirit immortal sttl winding It's way
To hearts afresh, IS II she'd gone to pay
friendly call and then aFs Ss n FAMILY. afE way
PERRY, MARIA A. In loving remem.
brance of our dear mother, MARIA A.
PERRY, who left US four years ago today,
| August 22, 1946.
We had mother loved BY all,
Who'd care for any one, answer any call;
The Lord knew she was tired
He always knows best.
So she stole away from us
| And went with Him to rest.
HER LONELY DAUGHTERS DOROTHY
| WARNER AND sEATTA JONES.
RODRIGUEZ, JULIA E.. In sacred mem
RODRIGUEZ, who entered the great be-
| yond two years ago today, August 81
She is not dead; she is lust away,
TUCKER, ROBERT Z. In loving mem.
| TUCKER, who passed away fye years ase
i today, August 22, 1914
MARcEILE AND MARGARET.
| WRIGHT, EVA M. In loving memory
Of our dear mother and sister, EVA M
4 WRIGHT, who departed this life ter
years age today, August 20. 1880.
/ We think Of the great reunion.
As We journey home one BY one;
OF the welcome that surely awaits US
When earthly tasks are done.
1 For our loved ones will be Mt the portal
| With outstretched hands and Q smile.
And the parting We now feel SO keenly
Wtn be for Just short while.
AND LEQNIDAe Williams.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
mrs. f. W. Markward
OF Brentwood Dies
Al Sc After q Falls

Mrs. Mary Ann Markward, sc.
long time resident of Brentwood
and widow of Edwin w. Mark
ward, former chief of police there.
died yesterday in Prince Georges
General Hospital, Cheverly, Md.
She had suffered two falls with
in the past week. and these, to-
gether with complications, caused
her death.
Born and reared in Philadel-
phia, Mrs. Markward had resided
in Brentwood for As years. She
lived at 4307 Fortieth street.
She was a past noble grand OF
Magnolia Rebekah Lodge, Odd
Fellows, of Mount Rainier. and
served as chaplain of the Brent
wood Fire Department Ladies'
Auxiliary. She also held Office at
one time in the State Fireman's
auxiliary and recently had re-
turned from the groups annual
convention in Ocean City, Md.
Her husband, who died eight
years ago, was a plumbing con-
tractor and former constable and
police chief.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mark
ward will be held at IL am. We'd
nesday at Gasch's funeral home,
Hyattsville. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. The Rev. Ed
ward Culp. pastor of the Brent
wood Methodist Church, will Of
f1ciate.
She is survived by four sons,
Edwin T. Markward of Lanham,
Md; William Markward, Grand
Rapids, Mich; Douglas Markward.
Silver Spring, Md. and Wesley
Markward, Fort Worth. Tex.
In addition, she is survived by
six daughters, Mrs. Alma Bost Of
Edmonston, Md; Mrs. Mary Ran
dali and Mrs. Vera Herring Of
Washington; Mrs. Ethel Jackson
and Mrs. Florence Goldsworthy of
the Fortieth street address, Brent
wood; Mrs. Aster Gordon Of VIM
ston-Salem, N. c.; IA grandchil-
dren and one great t-granddaughter
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Rev. Edwin G. Zorn Dies.
fundamentals Leader
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-The Rev
Edwin George zorn, Sc. national
executive secretary Of the Inde-
pendent Fundamental Churches OF
America, died yesterday after a
brief illness.
He had been slated to open the
Independent Fundamental Church
Conference yesterday at Cedar
Lake, Ind, as chairman.
He had returned July 18 from
Alaska where he visited missions
of the Alaskan Evangelization So
ciety. He was secretary of that
organization.
Evening star., 1949-08-22
Dr.. Buz IA. Walker, IS,
Mathematician, Dies
BY the Asso lated Press


LONGVIEW, Tex, Aug o.
DR.. BuZ M. Walker, 86. former
president of Mississippi State Col
lege and noted mathematician
died yesterday.
He was married last May 7 to
Mrs. Shelby Lawrence of Long
view.
DR.. Walker was a fellow and
member emeritus of the American
Mathematical Society. as we'll as
president emeritus Of Mississippi
State.
Funeral services will be held at
4 pm. today at Starkesville, Miss,
where he was born August 20, 1863.
Evening star., 1949-08-22

SOllclCOr gener-
al, and member
of a Washing
ton family So
cially promi-
nent for many
years, died yes
terday of can
Ger in a Phila-
delphia hospi-
tai. He h a d
been i'll since
June !.
His death fol-
lowed by two
weeks the death