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Evening star., 1949-06-28
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Funeral Services in
Gaithersburg Today

Funeral services FOR tae Rev
Dr.. Eldracee Ve.tch REGISTER, s.
oneiins superintendent Of the
Washington and Alexandria Meth
oc.st Churches. we-r 70 De held a,
3pm. today IN the Gartner funeral
home. Ga,thersourG Burial vas 20
be in ST. Johns Cemetery, Belts
vile.
/ DR.. REGISTER died Sunday q;
the Asbury Methodist Home IN
Gaithersburg after ar illness OF
several months
He was born in Salem. Va. and
attended Randolph Macon College
receiving his Doctor OF Divinity
degree there. He became pastor OF
the Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church here and then took over
the pastorate at the Washington
Street Methodist Church in Alex
andria.
He served for nearly 10 years as
editor of the Baltimore Southern
Methodist Conference paper.
| DR.. REGISTER then became super
/ intendent OF this city's Methodist
Churches for a term of four years
and was superintendent OF the
Alexandria Methodist Churches
the following four years. He was
pastor Of the Del Ray Methodist
Church in Alexandria before his
retirement in 1887.
| DR.. REGISTER was the husband
OF the former AlberR Brown
They had celebrated their Seth
wedding anniversary last January
A trustee Of the Asbury Methodist
Home for about 20 years. he had
lived there with his wife since his
retirement.
| In addition to his widow. he Is
survived by a daughter. Mrs. Al
bert Hardigg. Tangier Island. Va:
grandson. Eldridge Veitch Reg
ester. a professor at Blackstone
College. Blackstone. Va. and a
granddaughter. Mrs. Ann Disc.
Tangier Island.
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Mary Chandler Lowell, S6,
Doctor and Lawyer, Dies
0y the As,osio,sd Prsa

BANGOR. Me. June 2s.-Dr
Mary Chandler Lowell. 86. dis.
tinguished physician-lawyer. died
here Sunday night after a Ions
illness.
DR.. Lowell. a native OF Foxcroft
was the first woman student ad-
mitted to a surgical clinic In
Boston. She also was the flrst
woman adde d-by legislative
authority-to the stan OF the
Augusta State Mental Hospital.
A graduate OF Cornell Uniser-
sity Law School. DR.. Lowell re-
ceived her masters degree in turis-
prudence from Boston University
She also attended Mount Holyoke
and Boston College.
She was a member OF the Maine
Medical and Massachusetts, Bar
Associations,
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Father Joseph Wolf. 81.
Ex.legion Chaplain, Dies
sy the A,so1 te.sd Pres,

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 ---
The Rev. Joseph l. N Wolf. for
mer national chaplain OF the
American Legion. In dead al 81.
Father Wolf. who was pastor oi
ST. Gregory's Church here. died
yesterday at St Joeph's Manor
in suburban Meadowbrook
He served as chaplain n
World War !, seeing action In
many OF the major engagements
In France. He received several
citations for galiantry In action,
including one from Gen Pcrshins
AEF commander.
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In Mrn,uriai,,

TALBERT, SARAH Z. tMARSH.
tribute OF love and devotion to the mem
ory of our mother. SARAH E@tMARsHl =
TALBERT. on her 18th birthday. who
passed away January 81. 1919,
Mother. who gave Us the best OF her lifs
what cherished our secrets, our sofros
Who taught Us to love, who taught us ,c
pray,
Our mother. in Heaven. God bless be,
today.
Loving and kind In all her ways,
Upright and Just till the end OF her cayt
Sincere and kind In heart and mind,
What Q beautiful memory you left behind
Just . iovins .thousht. Just Q silent tear:
just . wonderful memory Of Q mother We
DEVOTED CHILDREN
WILLIAMS, HANNAH. In ioyins re.
membrance of my dear mother. HANNAH
WILLIAMS, who died forty years sso.
june IS, 1909.
0od never closes the door that He does
HER DAUGHTER. LOUISE.
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Charles H. Keller, 86,
Dies in hospitaI Here

Charles H. Keeler. IS, a resident
here for the last IL years. dice
today in Providence Hospital af-
ter an illness Of three days.
Mr.. Keeler, a native of New
York City. lived most of his life
in Newton Highlands, Mass. a
suburb of Boston. He came tc
Washington in 1887 after the
death of his wife and lived here
at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
Samuel Cornelius. 9 Second street
NE.
He also is survived by a son
Warren I. Keeler, New London
Conn; three grandsons, and three
great grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2 pm. Friday
at his sons home In New London
followed by burial In that city.
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enemy machineL. cafrsh D'ekefmAh
gun fire.
He was born In Watsontown,
Pa. and was graduated from Penn
State College in 1888. He received
his law degree from George Wash
ington University In 1897 and was
admitted to the District bar the
same year.
For the next year he worked as
research assistant to DR.. William
Jennings Price. assistant general
counsel for the Federal Deposit
Insurance Corp. and also served
as law librarian. Later he did le-
gal work In Greenwich. Conn,
Chicago and New York City. He
entered the service In 194l. He
held the Bronze Star Medal.
1t. Dickerman married the for
mer Miss Ivy Randall Of 1911
Eastern avenue, Takoma Park,
Md, in January. 1943.
Besides his widow. he is survived
by q daughter. Carolyn Hilliard
|Dickerman, and his mother. Mrs.
Heber Dickerman of Watsontown.
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september ! =,
/ 944. will b e
held at 2 pm.
Friday in Ar
lington c e m E.
terry.
1t. d ic X e r
man was an ex-
e c U t i've officer
in the from t
lines with the
339th Infantry.
part Of the 85th
Division of the
5th Army when
he was hit by
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Dattks Beatty
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four children
HaggArd and
nervous Beatty
walked into p-
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give myself ar
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ReburiaI Rites 1husday
For Sersi, AdoIph J. luiq

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Father Of Four Admits
Beer Bottle Staying
OF Lansing Boy
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cruz! death q i&Ey NAllct Pre-
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to-day IN rtls sseseR sga5 Ia tsrs -
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Tarn nf Chunks

., II. late rREbERIcK cLEMoNs vii
alHays remember with deepest gratitude
the kindness Of friends, neishbors and
relatives for the beautiful flowers and
lovely cards Of sympathy during our be-
HIS WIPE, EMMA cLEMoNs; MOTHER,
EDITH CLEMONS.
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III. {. H. Dickerman
ReburiaI Set FRIDAY

Reburial services for 1t. Carroll
Hilliard Dickerman. 81. former
Washington lawyer, who was killed
in action in the Pc Valley. Italy,
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ScioA S1ota eAS tS4NSSsSN ~
WILLIAM R. SANFORD, councilar.
CARTER; a.6 WAITER G.; Ping On Menday ss
voted father of Mrs. Raymond z. Byars OF
Los Alamos, n Mex, and Mrs Ralph
pressgraye Of Herndon, Va Remains rest
Va, where services will be held Wednes-
day. June 90. at pm. Burial In Hern-
cI1EToN ospsH sosEFE s. g46N p sspdsy "a sss
sanche M M0 SsGten elsen fasher MRS ne M
4 Rogers Mrs Nellie len M Downs r,,tton George
Funeral from the Simmons Bros Funeral
Home 2007 Nichols ave. Sc, on Wednes-
day ss 5ns Ss g. 1sp Hos H
vitsd. 1nterment church cemetery. 2s
Connolly, ANN WEBB. On June 26,
1949, wife Of Gerald John Connolly, moth
Webs, James S Price si and Gerald J. conneiiy'
5r. Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
3o72 NJ st. NV, on Wednesday, June g.
at $50 am. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
ss' Is4e. HELEN LEW Y. coNRER. Gess, Beloved VIE We
Of the late Robert Lee Conner snd mother
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, aoo7 Mich
OILS ave. Sc: on ThTrsday. g sd, June & 30, at
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
COkBIN. REV. SOLOMON NJ On
N. coRsIN q 1242 Eye st; ne: hgsband q
N. and Ester M. corbin. He also is sur
vived by three sisters, one brother. other
4. frsDds scbey Trends asrs maH Home oa
n. n 5ne ave-. sA and s. enay NV, after a, pm.
Tuesday June 2S. where services will be
sls Tnar'Ssy sune csme.ry 20 ss sso
COURTNEY. JOSEPH PERRY. June .26.
james D: and Catherine E: Courtney.
eShsr Of 1ss I seE al n sna FSaa
terry (private). 20
SUNDAY. June se, 1919. at his home; 4sSs
EssMoRTH Iii ReaHa{ cozaHNs asssn beloved M
Of Ruth aags5 and father her Of seh
W Hall Also survived BY two grand
children. Jeanette and Madeleine cozzins.
10th s. sne s .s
ton, Va, on Wednesday, June 90. at 2
pm. the Rev Harry Craver ofhciating.
tnsTsS f9tsT%sni t, National Memorial Park Esl'
at 4l24 Branch ave. Sc, beloved wife Of
the late Richard o. Crooke and mother Of
Arthur F. and Bernard D. Crooke; sister OF
Mrs. Carrie Baxter, Phillip, Gabriel
and Edward Nalley; seven Grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home. 517 11th st.
Sc, on Thursday, June 80, at am. Mass
at Mount Calvary Church, Forestville. Md,
at 9:30 am. 1nterment Cedar Hill. 30
DATCHER, JOSEPH CHARLES. Sud-
denly, on June -, 1949, at Gallinger Hos
pital JOSEPH CHARLES DATCHER of
121 s st. NV. He leaves to mourn their
loss six daughters. two sons, two sisters.
one brother, nine grandchildren and other
relatives and friends. Notice of funeral
later. Arrangements by the Robinson Co.,
1913 9Th st. NV
DOHERTY. MATILDA. On Sunday. June
c6. 1q49. MATILDA DOHERTY Of 100
18th st. s.e beloved sister Of Virginia D.
Belt and aunt of Viola B. Withers, Serv-
ices at the above residence on wednesday.
June 90, at , pm. Relatives and friends
invited Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
Mattingly funeral service. 2S
DOUGHERTY, ANNIE c. On Sunday.
June 20, 194a. at Georsetown University
Hospital. ANNIE c. DOUGHERTY, be-
loved wife Of the late Edward F, Dough-
erty. mother Of Helen E. and William E.
Dougherty. Funeral from her late resi-
at Holy Trinity Church at $50 am, Reis-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 2s
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Dratha

lfoss sss A1tnln LIED I L q 1ross sssss1s' q 20:
Msrylsna ave. ne. son Ct Alma snc Ed
sr.sdn n,'1 .7sn R.sss 4 kbnso Mao ssTs s..
grandson Of Mary Townsend He also
leaves other relatives and frisndE- The
late Master Lyons may be viewed st l44@
Relal Thursday. june 30. at I&Fael c.
N z. Church. New Jersey ave and Nor
gar 81 nv. At pm. the Rey- Il. L
Cemetery Services By stessT; 70
q, ig4s. ADA NAcKRIIL Of I&4s Wis
late charles MseKT;l and mo.s.. q
at the 6 II Hines Co Funeral Home.
! 23o1 lsth St nv. on TnugScay June
-, a. II am. Inurnent Fort Linsoln
MAScISL PVT. JOHN d. On Ausus,
Ia. 1919. ia France, PVT JOHN D. Man
ClN!, beloved son OF John Maneini, broth
sI Of n,ek: Pee and Tony Msne,ni; Fer.
Mile. GraVeSice services wednesday.
June 20. l949, a. 80 pm- Arlington
MATTHEWS. MARY SUE. June 81,
n Matthews: mother Of Mrs Anee Moor :
man. AIk Thomas l. JaTooe, Dousiss.
Carter: William p. Ralph e. Albert H.
Frank Garter. Services at Chambers Pu-
neral Home. 1900 cnapin st nx. Wed
nesday. June 29. at $50 pm Intermeut
Cedar Hill
MCFARLAND, MARY ELLA. On June
81 is4g. of 1894 Potomac ave. sc, wife
OF the late William Mcfarland. Notice Of
funeral later Services by Chambers.
MekENNEY. FREDERIC DUNCAN. On
Sunday. June 20, 1949, at his residence.
the Kennedy Warren Apis, FREDERIC
DUNCAN MCKINNEY, husband Of the late
Kathleen Mckinney and father OF Mrs.
Virginia McKenney Dunn and Mrs. Pred
ericka Mckinney Rapley Services viii
be held al st. Thomas Episcopal Church.
18th and Church sts. NV, on Wednesday.
oak Hili Cemetery 1t is requested that
MEEKs. MARGARET FRANCES. On
FRANCES MEEKs, wife Of the late John
r. Meeks. mother Of Mrs George l. Earle,
Mrs. Conrad v. Burgess and the late Mrs.
Warren Allen. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 3072 M st. NV, on wednes-
day. June 20. st . pm. Interment Armen
Chapei Cemetery IS
MELVIN. JAMES. On Monday June
81, 1s49. JAMES MELVIN cf 1905 5th
st NV. husband Of Ruth ldelvln. Other
relatives and friends also survive Notice
of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by NAL
van & Schey.
MILES. MARY sToTT On Thursday.
June %. 1919. at Ocean City. Nd, MARY
STOT-T MILES, wife OF Brig. Gen. Perry L.
Miles, U. s. A, retired. Services Will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel on wednesday.
June -, at 3 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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MYERS, CHARLES J. The Comrades OF

Richard J. Harden Camp, No
=. United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will assemble at Cham
bers Funeral Home. SIT lIth
s.. Sc. at 1880 pm. Wednes-
day, June %. 1910, to attend
the funeral Of our late com.
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DratAa
ANpERsoS. FRANK T.

ANDERSON. FRANK T. On Tuesday.
June e: ls49, a. bis residence Aide
band OF Eugenis Carter Anderson and IA
ther Of Mrs. Rosa Withers. Mrs. Eusenia
Tillett, Mrs. Mary Hutehison. Mrs Gladys
lam lam Bruce Anderson funeral services a.
the Royston Funeral Home, Middleburg,
Va, Wednesday. June 20, at pm. In
tsaneRs sa1t R.. Chestnut Grove Cemetery HeFn-
BISHOP. FLoATA. Suddenly. on Sun
day. June 26, 194e. at Montgomery Cogn-
" General Hospital, FLoATA BISHOP
four dsushters Mrs. Bertha Smith, Ulysses
Willard. Achter. Eunice, Lewis and Elsie
Bishop; one brother, Lewellyn: twelve
hsphews, three nieces and a host Of other
relatives and friends. Remains will rest
q the. residence Of Miss Mar, Powell after
sssrp Street Church, SANDY Spring, Nd;
s,eS r. Brooks sfses sy snosdsD
BoGLE, JACKSON sToNEwALL. On
1eturdsy. june %; 1919, JACKSON s.
Una Of Ruth Boyle and father Of Earl
Boele. Mrs. Catherine Boyle Garcia, Will
liam Boyle and Mrs; Edna Boyle Redmsn.
jr. three nepheWs. many other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at Halls
Funeral Home. Occoauan. Va. Interment
6A3iHstou Nabiohei Se'E'ei' S11S ~
2ep.m. 29
kBRATroN, MRS. EssIE. Departed this
lite on Sunday June %, 1919, at the
Gexandria Hospital, Mrs. ESSlE BRAT
Ton. She is survived BY her husbane'
stbrd; daughter. Glayds r, Morelsnd
law Howard Moreland stepson. Jerry
Bratton; four brothers. three sisters, three
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends. Funeral services on Wednesday,
June 90, 1949. at | pm. at the Shiloh
Baptist Church. Interment Union Gene
terry.
BREWER, VIOLA VIRGINIA. On Sum
day. June 90. 1949. at Arlington Hospital.
VIOLA VIRGINIA BREWER Of 55l8 g:
14th ct, Arlington, Va, beloved wife OF
Nixon Albert Brewer and mother Of
Gerald Francis, Charles Nixon, Joanne
Phyllis and Nancy Mitchell Brewer. Made
line v. Brewer and Mrs. Bernice V. Hamm.
Remains resting at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va: where
funeral services will be held Wednesday,
June 90. at 1890 I'm. 1nterment Column
bia Gardens Cemetery. 2S
BROWN, HERBERT BRYANT. On
Monday. June 81 1949, HERBERT
BRYANT BROWN. the beloved husband Of
Ethel Gertrude Brown and father Of Dor
grandfather of Herbert r. and Bryant e
Brown. Also surviving are ive brothers
and sisters. Funeral from the w. w. Deal
Funeral Home, 4s12 Ga. ave. NV. on
Wednesday. June %, at 1870 pm. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 2S
RpowN. HEpRERT On Monday
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hkhnLh o. on Monuds'
June 81. l949. Benning Coun-
Gil. No. 81, Jr. o. U. A. M, will
conduct services at s pm.
Tuesday. June IS, at the w. W.
Deal Funeral Home, 4S12 Geor-
gia ave. NV. Members of the
Color Guard are requested to
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DON Z. On Monday, June y,
lg49. in Washington. D. c..
DON z. VANCE. member OF
the Columbia Typographical
Union, No. 10l; Secretary
Chapel and the Avups. Fu.
neral services at the s. II.
Funeral Home. 2eol 14th st.
ednesday. June 20, at / pm,
Cedar Hill CernHfRrN
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and the court grant such Ga.
relief as shall seem proper Z,
the premises. WITNESS, the Hon,
orable Sam M. Driver, Judge .,
the United States District Com,
in and for the Eastern Distr,ct
of Washington, and the seal on
said court this 9Th day of Nav
1949. A. A. LaFRAMBOISE
Clerk, United States District
Court for the Eastern District On
Washington. BY EVA M. HARDIN
Deputy Clerk; Harvey ERICR.
SON, United States ATTORNEY.
BERNARD H. RAMSEY, Specia,
Assistant to the Attorney Genera.
HART SNYDER, Special ATTORNEY
Department of Justice. Attorneys
for Petitioner. Office and Post
Office Addresses: SOC Empire
State Building, Spokane 8, Wash.
ington. 5:12-5:ls
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wife; Don Thompson and Iona E
Thompson, his wife; p. H. Ply
seek and True G. Physeck, his
wife; Benton County, Washington
a municipal corporation. TRACT
C-147-G. O.. Black; The Un-
known Heirs of Laura M. Black,
deceased; Benton County, Wash
ington, a municipal cor
poration; State of Washington.
TRACT C-149-Irene Nixon and
r. B. Nixon, her husband; Benton
County, Washington, a municipal
corporation. TRACT C-150-. G.
Grant and Effie Grant, his wife;
Benton County, Washington, a
municipal corporation. In addi-
ton thereto, petitioner has Joined
as parties defendant the unknown
heirs of any of the persons here
in named as defendants, if de-
ceased, and also, all other per-
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One Hundred at
Church Council

About one-hundred women were
present for the May Fellowship
luncheon of the Mid Columbia
Council of church women held
Tuesday afternoon at the Metho-
dist church.
Mrs. M. Schuster presided a,
the meeting. The speaker, Mrs
Helen Kinkaid of Seattle, who has
charge Of the work of the woman's
division of the state council OF
churches, gave an address on
freedoms Foundation, the Chri-
stan Home.
Three musical numbers were
presented by the ladies sextet,
directed by Mrs. Winnifred Mac
Nair Hopkins.
Elected as president of the coun-
Gil for the coming year was Mrs.
Curt Benninghoven, Pasco; first
vice-president, who also serves as
program chairman, Mrs. H. A.
Settler, Kennewick; second VICE
president, Mrs. b. j. Spurgeon,
Kennewick; secretary, Mrs. Harve
Colvin, Pasco; treasurer, Mrs. Fred
Klopfenstein, Pasco; parliamentar-
Ian, Mrs. c. Winterschied, Pasco.
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" w Legal Notices w Vb

W w Legal Notices Vw UNI
NO. 373LNoTIcE FOR PUBL.
CATION ON AMENDED PETI.
TON FOR CONDENSATION AS
TO TRACTS C-123, C-129
c-l3l. c-l32. C-l33, elsa. C-l3s,
CHA. c-l47. C-l4s and c-lso
IN THE UNITED STATES DIS
TRICT COURT FOR THE EAST
ERIN DISTRICT OF WASHING
TON SOUTHERN DIVISION
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Petitioner, VS.. r. E. Reed. ct al;
JACK GREENMAN and PEARL.
GREENMAN, his wife; A. SEM
LER and BLANCHE SEMLER,
his wife; F. J. WALWORTH
and DRUCILLA A. WALWORTH.
his wife; E. A. MCKENZIE and
DOROTHY MACKENZIE, his wife;
F. r. MACKENZIE and FERN A..
MACKENZIE, his wife; A. C..
CLIMIE and JANE DOE CLINE,
also known as Mrs. A. c. CLIMIE,
his wife; G. O. BLACK; THE
UNKNOWN HEIRS of LAURA
NJ. BLACK, deceased; GEORGE
d. PETERS, JR.; THE UN-
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corporation. TRACT C-134-A. c.
Clinic and Jane Doe Clinic, also
known as Mrs. A.. G. Clinic, his
wife; Benton County, Washington,
municipal corporation. TRACT
C-138-G. o. Black; The Unknown
Heirs of Laura NJ. Black, deceased;
Benton County, Washington, a
municipal corporation; State of
Washington. TRACT CHAM.
M. Mouton and Mabel c. Moulton,
his wife; Charles L. Powell and
Dorothy Bailey Powell, his wife;
Charles L. Powell, as lquidating
trustee of Kennewick Securities
Company, a dissolved Washington
corporation; Sylvia E. Peters, a
widow, Bess Peters Kirkman;
George d. Peters, Jr.; The I'm
known Heirs of George D. Peters,
deceased; State of Washington;
R. E. Reed and Cora Reed, his
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sons, parties, firms or corporations
unknown having or claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or
interest In or to the land des-
cribed herein or any portion
thereof. Said petition prays that
the purpose of said condemnation
be adjudicated to be for the
public use; that title to the above
described real property be ad-
judged to be vested in the United
States of America; that Jury
be empaneled to fix and deter
mine just and proper award
and compensation for the property
therein described, or in case a
jury be waived, that the compen-
sation to be paid as aforesaid be
ascertained by the court or a
judge thereof, and that the parties
entitled to receive such compen-
station be determined thereby;
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Worthy Grdnd Mutron
Official Visit Fridov

The Worthy Grand Matron will
make her official visit to Alma
Chapter 100 Friday. There will
be a banquet at the Methodist
church at 6:15 pm. for all Eastern
Stars, followed by special meet
ing in the Masonic Hall on Wash
ington st. at 800 pm. There will
be initiation aand all visiting Stars
are especially invited to both the
dinner and the meeting.
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KNOWN HEIRS of GEORGE D
PETERS, deceased; IRENE NIX
ON, and R. B. NIXON, he,
husband; j. c. GRANT and EFF.
FIE GRANT, his wife; THE UN-
KNOWN HEIRS of any of the
above named persons, if deceased;
and ALSO, ALL OTHER PER
SONS, ! PARTIES, FIRMS or
CORPORATIONS UNKNOWN
having OR claiming any right,
title, estate, lien or interest in or
to the land described in the
petition and amended petition
herein or any portion thereof;
Defendants. UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA EASTERN Dis
TRICT OF WASHINGTON
SOUTHERN DIVISION. THE
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA TO THE
ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS,
AND EACH OF THEM: Notice is
hereby given that on June z, 1949,
at the hour of ten o'clock AM,
or as soon thereafter as counsel
can be heard, or at such time to
which the hearing may be adj
journed, the United States of
America will present to the above
entitled court in the courtroom
thereof in the Federal Building In
the City of Walla Walla, Wash
ington, its amended petition for
condemnation herein and that
said petition will be brought on
for hearing at such time as the
court shall direct or at such time
to which said hearing may there
after. be adjourned by the court.
The above entitled proceeding
has been instituted to condemn,
appropriate and acquire certain
property, including that herein
after described, for a public use,
to-wit: For the construction OF
the Umatilla Dam, also known as
the McNary Dam, a river I'm
provement for the purposes of
navigation, flood control and other
purposes incident thereto, and for
such other uses as may be author
lied by Congress or by Executive
Order. Said petition has been
filed under authority and pur-
suant to the Act Of Congress ap-
proved February rs, 1881 (46
Stat. 1921, 40 U. S. C.. 258a), and
acts supplementary thereto and
amendatory thereof, and under
the further authority of the Act
of Congress approved April "a,
1888 (25 Stat. 81, 80 u. S. C.. 591),
the Act of Congress approved
March 1, 1917 (39 Stat. $50, 80
U. S. c. TOD, which Acts author
ize the, acquisition of land for
River and Harbor and Flood Con-
troll Projects, the Act of Congress
March 2, 1915, Public
Law 14-79th Congress, which
Act authorizes the construction
If the Umatilla Dam Project, and
he. Act of Congress approved
July 81, 1947, Public Law 1885,
10Th Congress, which Act approp-