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ness. having constructed some OF
the Notifications around Wash
ineton during the Civil War
With his brother. the late A. w
Evans. he built and owned the
present nine floor Evans Building
1920 New York avenue NV. one
OF the earliest OF the large down
town Office buildings.
After several years in the oil
business in Texas around 1880.
John O. Evans served as a deputy
marshal here from 1884 until his
retirement last February l. His
home was 234l Ashmead street
NV.
Mr.. Evans is survived by son
John o. Evans, jr., patent attor-
ney. 1920 Tilden street NV; two
daughters, Mrs w. l.. Woodward
jr.. 6536 Maple avenue. Chevy
Chase. and Miss Margaret Ward
Evans of the Ashmead street ad-
dress, and a sister. Mrs. Evans
Merrlck. Tyler. Tex.
Funeral services will be held al
IL m. tomorrow at Joseph Cav
Ter Sons. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery
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Alton B. Boone, 43, Dies;
Native OF Foresivile

Alton 3 Boone. -. q naive snc
lifelong resident OF Forestyt..e
Nd oleo OF a heart AlIack yes
,erday 81 h.S home. 1910 Marlboro
pike
For more than 10 years NJ
Boone operated q lunch stand Al
the Center Market here He oe-
longed 10 the Elks Lodge. SaFal
Masonic Ladge and Ainas Temple
Mr.. Boone Is survived by rs
widow Mrs Virginia DAVIS Boone
a daughter by previous marriage
Mary Lou Boone. IS. and a sister
Mrs. Marion Boone Barnes O! For
estyille His mother Mrs Marihs
NJ Boone. died March II
Funeral services viii be held al
2p.m. Thursday in Epiphany Epls-
eopal Church. ForessyllIe. o. which
Mr.. Boone was 4 member Ma
sonic burial services viii be held
in the church cemetery.
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1n mrmnriat,t

ARBUCkLE. EVA X. In aTectionat,
memory OF my dear friend. EVA X AR
years ago today, May Il, ls43.
Deep in my heart there's lonely spo
Your bright face used to NIL.
But naueht can take your memory,
That-shines there and always will.
How ! miss you can't be said
In Just line or two;
Each day thousand things remind me
OF the friendship shared with you:
HEB LOVING FRIEND CONSTANCE
CARTER. LOUISE. In loving memory
Of LOUISE CARTER. who departed thi,
life one year ago today, May II, Ia4s.
We miss you now. our hearts are sore,
AS time goes by We miss you more;
No one can I'LL your vacant place.
Memories, keep you always near US,
Though you left aS one year aso.
ELLIOTT BROWN AND FRIENDS. =
COATES. WAKEFIELD. tribute of love
and devotion 70 the memory OF my dear
on twelve years ago today, May II. 1887
Remembered always.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ELEANOR COATES
COLEMAN. REV. ELIJAH AND JAMES
Sacred do l cherish the memory OF m,
departed this life eighteen years ago 20.
day May Il. 1891, and my son. JAMES
COLEMAN, who died eighteen years aEo
March ., 1881.
Our Lord guided them through life,
And when at last they entered into rest
His tender arms around them cast
And folded them to His breast.
DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER. KATf
COLEMAN
MARTIN, JOSEPH 8. AND ELLA NJ. A
tribute OF love to the memory of our dear
father JOSEPH 8. MARTIN. who pssSsc
peacefully away eight years aeo today
May II. i94l, and our loving mother
ELLA NJ MARTIN. who entered sterna
rest twenty-seyen years ago, May IS
Ia22
Peacefully sleeping
CoRINNE. HAMILTON AND JOSEPH.
PINCKNEY. LEoNORA M. In memor,
of our devoted mother, LEONoRA NJ
PTNCKNEy. who departed this life four
teen years ago. May II, 1888.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
WARMER, GEORGE In memory OF q
friend. GEORGE WARMER. who departed
this life two years ago today, May II
ia45.
We do not need 4 special day
To brins you to cur minds,
The days that We do not think OF fon
Are very hard to fnd
THE LOVE FAMILY.
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Peter MOURN, Founder
Of CothoIic Paper, Dies
a, O.. 10. s.l.ss st.,,

NEWBuRGH y Y May II
Peter Maurn. 70 founder of tNe
Catholic Workers Movement; died
Sunday night
Born IN France. Nj Maugln
came to the United States about
IS years A&n Known as the Cath
ohc lay apoStoiale IN THIS countFN
he founded in 1919 the Catholic
Worker. monthly paper pub
llshed IN New York.
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cause o. the accident remains
unknown
The flyer left Boiling AIT Force
Base last FRIDAY night for March
Air Force Base st Los Angeles He
eft Los Angeles on the return Trip
Sunday
II. HalmeS Is survived By his
father p. W Halmes. Of the Oak
WOOD street address
Ii. Haimss was graduated from
Santa Rosa Calf Junior Col
lege and Joined the AIT Force III
l9%5. During the war he served 2a
months with the Atlantic Com =
mand OF the AIT Transport Com
mand He few transport planes
over the Atlantic and In Europe
during this time
Burial will be III Arlington Gem
etery. Funeral arrangements have
not been completed
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George B. Farquhar, 50,
insurance Broker, Dies

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Fla tao SISTERS MIS- Harold r
S;aoler. sl2S Broad Branch foaa
W and Miss Alice y Pa
Quhsr. SANDY Spllng and tso
grand sons or Silver %psne
Funeral services Slli he fslc a.
3 pm SUNDAY a. the Friends
Meeting HOUSE SANDY Spltng
BlYla. VII! ot private
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A native Of DR. 'A"s'ha'eA.
Cobleskill. n. Y. he was grad
uated from Union College IN l6s4
and received his degree OF doctor
of divinity from st. Lawrence Uni
versity. On coming TO Washington
in 1900 he assumed the pastorate
of the Univprsalist Church here
and continued in that capacity
until 1918
Before World War I, Dr.. Van
Schaick was actively engaged IN
civic and social work IN Wash
ington- He was a moving spirit
and president OF the Monday
Evening Club. an organization OF
social workers. which later be-
came the Council of Social Agen-
cieS.
Headed School Board.
During that time. he was presi-
dent of the District Board OF Edu-
cation and also was chairman and
member at different times OF the
Board of Charities, which even
tually became the Department OF
Public Walfare. In 1919, he was
nominated by President Wilson
as District Commissioner but
the Senate, in the immediate
postwar political disruption. failed
to confirm him.
For many years, DR.. VanSchaicE
was associated with the late DR.
Ernest Bicknell. director OF the
American Red Cross, and when
/ World War / broke out he was
seat to Belgium by that organi-
cation as director Of relief. After
the war he resumed his pastorate
in Washington.
He also was editor of the Chris
tian Leader of Boston. where he
lived except in winter, when he
came here.
DR.. VanSchaick was decorated
by several European governments
and received medals and recog
milton from American societies
and organizations. He was q
member of the Cosmos Club OF
Washington, the Century Club OF
New York and the Authors CLUBS
of Boston and London.
A brother of DR.. VanSchaick
was Louis VanSchaick. who was
awarded the Congressional Medal
of Honor for heroic services in
the Philippines and who died as
result of hardship in Jap
prison camp in Shanghai after
World War II.
Survivors Of DR.. VanSchaick
are his widow. Mrs. Julia Romano
VanSchaick. whom he married in
1909: a brother, George S. Van
FSchaick. retired vice president OF
the New York Life Insurance Co.
and now an attorney; a sister
Mrs. Arden l.. Norton of Coolies
kill. N. Y, and several nephews
and nieces, one of whom is Mis-:
Frances L. VanSchaick. 1920 r
street NV.
The body is at Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and MaSsa
ehusetts avenue NE Funera
services will be held at 2:30 pm
tomorrow from the Universalist
National Memorial Church. with
the Rev. Seth r. Brooks, pastor
| officiating. Also present will be
the Rev. Robert Cummins. gen.
eral superintendent OF the Ma
I.tional Universalist church, AND
DR.. Emerson Lalone, editor of the
Christian Leader. Burial will be
in CoblPSkIll
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Col. Charles F. Marlin
Military Writer, Dies

Col. Charles Fletcher Martin, 72
U. S. A.. retired, author of several
textbooks for the Army and Others
pertaining to varied military sub
jects. died yesterday in Walter
Reed Hospital after an illness OF
five days.
| Col. Martin was born in Arkansas
and was graduated from West
Point in 1900. After Philippine
duty, he returned there as lam
guage instructor. subsequently
served at cavalry posts and again
returned to the Military Academy
as professor in French. In France
during World War l. he served or
the general Army staff.
| After the war. he served in the
United States and Philippines
commanded the 7th and 18th
Cavalry Regiments and saw serv-
ice in Washington in 1896 as
executive officer in the inspector
generals office. Retiring in 1889
he was recalled to active duty
during World War II to do researcE
and writing in the historical sec
| tion of the War College He alsc
served on the Army'S Retiremen,
Board, retiring again at the wa: S
close.
A member of the Army and Navy
Club here. he lived at 1890 Cali
fornia street NV.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Mabel
Wood Martin. he is survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Kelsey Mott. wife
of Col. John Winthrop Mott. of
Fort Hamilton. N. Y. and three
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at
20 am. Thursday at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
] ton Cemetery.
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Michel Hovord, S8, Dies;
Noted French Musician
q, ,s,~ Assc<ioaed Press
ANITA MONICA. Calf. May /

SANTA MONICA. Calf. May II
Michel Havard. IS. distin-
guished French musician. is dead
He had been in failing health
which relatives said was brought
on by malnutrition during the
Maxi occupation of his homeland
He died Saturday in a hospital
here.
Mr.. Havard was conductor oil
symphonic orchestras in France
He was given the highest music
honor there. the honorary title OF
Ofiicier de rAcademie ct de I'm
struction Puhlique. He came here
tvo and q half years ago.
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British Artist Dies

BLEWBURY. England. May i
lP,.-Sn William Nicholson. II
artist and author. died yesterday
He was noted for his portraits
and Landscapes. many OF which
are exhibited IN art galleries anc
useums throu ughout Greai
Britain
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Mrs. Elizabeth Hartley,
Retired VA Worker, Dies

Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Hartley
SO. a retired Veterans Admins
tration employe, died yesterday at
her home. 2l06 Luzerne avenue
Silver Spring. after long Illness
Mrs. Hartley was educated IN
public schools here and served
with the Veterans Administration
q years, retiring in 1899,
She was a member OF the st
James Episcopal Church. 222
Eighth street NE She is survived
by her husband, William p. Hart
ley. and a brother. Robert l.
Lewis, Kensington. Md.
Funeral services will be held at
II am. Thursday at the Grace
Episcopal Church. Silver Spring
Burial will be in Oak Hill Gene
terry
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Garfield Hospl-
tai. after an i'll
ness Of several
weeks. He lived
at i840 Mint
" God plac e
NV.
D V a n =
Schalck W a s
pastor emeritus
OF the Uni
verSalist Ma
tional Memorial
Church. 1910
Sixteenth street
NV.
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Hospital after
a two-week i'll
ness He was II
Mr.. Ev n 5
came 10 Wash
ington in his
childhood from
Fayett Ville ,
N. Y. where
his parents had
liv ed for a
S h ort tim E
Prior 10 that
his family was
prominent here
in the con
tractinp btlSi-
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u Qs1 street
WAs killed yes
ttrcay
HIS F-Sl Mus
tang sent dow n
IN a heavy eiec -
tTicRi storm
early yesterday
about nse miles
S o l. I beast O /.
Tampa Tex
nile he vas re-
turning 10 Boi-
ling Air Force
Bae on = cross
country pTofr-
iency fight. Ille
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Haimes' Plane Death
Probed by Air Force

Al Al Fore. Boare q Ire 4.s'y
today = InNeS;IgAt a. asgpaag.r
cfax.4 n Ah4cf FgrSt Il Wl..sam
Fgex1erlck Hagaes. 80 oi s9s Qak -
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DR.. VanSchaick Dies;
Pastor Emeritus OF
UniyersaIist Church

The Rev DR.. John yanSchAlck
jr.. IS. long active as a cnurchman
and charity worker here and a
prolific author. died yesterday n
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QarA uf Chunks

COOPER. sERGT BERNARD 6. Tn,
family of the IaLe seTet BERNARD G
COOPER grateful scknowiedReS you
thouehtfulness and sympathy In its De.
TesYement The FAMILY. Is
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J.0.Eyans, ST., Retired
Deputy Marshal, Dies

John OfFllie Evans. ST, A United
States deputy marshal here foT Is
wears. died yeSterday al Emergency
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MARY e. BOOKER, Daughter Ruler.
BEATRICE WEST. Fin. Sec. &

BEATRICE WEST, Fin. Sec.
CRoNE. CURRY. Suddenly, CURRY
CRONE of 7O4 Florida ave. NV, son Of
Mrs Katie Crone, father Of Bernard ars ano
Mary Briggs, brother of Sally and Frank
Crone other relatives and many friends
also S9rviys After sv cs nm At the cspyeI
Memorial Funeral Home; 29-3l St NV
where services will be held on THURSDAY
Cemetery. IS
DAWSON sfs MaGpE nApPk DS%soR s9RaAb beo1ed es
wife Of Ira P. Dawson OF BROOKS Iowa
c0Tnns 4. Iowa. sne on R0sed May
at $50 pm. IL
DowNER,. CAPT; DELAVAN BLOOD BLOOD
Ges SoSP Is. = isia, At Al afe e' East 7sna St SsS
sIoopGoop R2es Gt5s bowHER, Gsp Teflred LVS e. s. r.
husband Of Elosie Bloodgood Downer and
fsthsr Of Vsnshn cPrS sSsnrv 6s1s
Wsdnssday, Wss saH MA Nav IS IS. at 1850 am IL
EPRIs Bss + qn HDns nHedsy a.
c. Mott. Mrs, S. x: Caltabiano Prayers stax
Church at a:15 am. 1ntermsnt Mount
Olivet Cemetery. Services by Chambers.
EDELEN, MRS. MARY BOARMAN. On
Monday. May l6, I949. at her residence,
MARY BOARMAN EDfLEN. beloved wife OF
the late BENJAMIN Marcellus Edeien,
daughter of the late DR.. and Mrs. William
l. Boarman. mother of Mrs. Ralph A.
Weschler. /. Gardiner Edelen, Mrs. West
wood L. williams, BENJAMIN M. Edelen, Mary
Boarman Edelen and william Fairfax Ede-
len: sister OF Annie E. Boarman and Allan
s. Boarman. Services at her late home
Thursday, May 10, at 10 am. followed
by requiem mass at st. Mary's Catholic
Church Bryantown, Nd, for the repose oil
her soul. 1nterment at St Msrys Church
Cemetery. 10
EVANS, JOHN o., sR. On Monday May
IS, I949 at Emergency Hospital, JOHN
O. EVANS, Sr., husband OF Alice Gardlnei
Evans of 234l Ashmead pl; ,,r NV. tatner S o.
John o. Evans, jr.; Mrs. William I, Wood
ward. IT,, and Miss Margaret Ward Evans
brother of Mrs. Evans Merrlck oi 1yleT
Tex Services at Gawlers Chapel '5t
Pa. ave. NV, on "Wednesday. MAY -, a.
il am. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
FALLoN. THOMAS A., On Saturday
May IA l949. at Colonial Beach, va.
THOMAS A. FALLON. husband of Gertrud,
M Fallon (nee BeckertJ. father of Heller
Harding, Bernice Friel, Anna Mallsrave
Irma Rawlett, Thomas A, jr.; Robert u
and Vincent K. Fallon. PRAYERS at Cham'
bers' Funeral Home, 5l7 18th st. se or
Wednesday, May Is. at a:3o am. MAS
al ST. Peters Church. and and sts
Sc. at 10 am. Interment at washington
National.
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Draths

BELi.. MARY On Saturday, Nav "a
1949. MARY BELL OF 40 n ST NV.
wife Of joseph Bel sT.: mother of joseph
Bell. u. and sister OF Mrs. Ethel Cole
of 113t 5th st ny. and Lillian ENC
friends also survive, After pm. Wed
nesday. May -: friends. may call st thu
Carver Memorial Funeral Home. 2a-3I Il
st. nv where funeral services will be
held on Thursday. NAV ~, at !. pm, 81
BLACkLoCK. ELIZABETH sABINA On
Monday, May 16. 1919. at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Harry Morelsnd. Chap
,ieo. Nd. ELIZABETH sABINA BLACK.
LOCK NEE Matthews, beloved wife OF
Julian c. Blackjack OF Bel Alton, Nd
Funeral on Wednesday. May ls. REQUIEM
mass will be offered at St. Ignatius'
Church. Chapel Point, Nd. at 10 am
for the repose OF her soul. Interment
church Cemetery.
BOONE, ALTON b. Suddenly. on Mon
day. May &. 1899. at his residence, 1910
Marlboro pike. Forestvile. Md, ALTON B.
BOONE, beloved husband OF Virginia
M. Boone, father OF Mary Lou Boone
and brother Of Marion B Barnes. Friends
may call at his late residence until Thurs
day. May 10, at 30 pm Services al
Epiphany Church. Forestvile, Nd, AT :!
pm. Relatives and friends invited Inter
ment church cemetery. Mattingly Funeral
Services Is
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CEMETERY LOTS.
rTMTTTRY LOT, Natl Mem, Park. Fsils
church; Mlsonic section. woodley ~. - 0.
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!. B. P. Q. E, OF W. Is lItI Guy
1 $ ):
'endship Baptist Church. 1st and H SITS.
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WILLIAMS. WILLIAM A. On sstur-
day. May IA. 1949 at Casualty Hospital
WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS of 90 Myrtle
St ne husband of Mary E. Williams
son of Charles Williams and grandson
OF Jeanette Baltimore He also leaves
four sisters. other relatives and friends
The late Mr.. Williams may be viewed
at the above residence after pm
THURSDAY Mass will be offered Friday
May 20. at the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church at am. Interment Arlin2tor
National Cemetery. Services by Stewart
WoRTHINGToN. JAMES TOwNSLEY
On Monday, May Ia. 1949. at his home
I 1924 Morrison st. NV, JAMES TOWNSLEl
WORTHINGTON, son of the late Mary A
/ and Richard T. Worthtngton and brother
OF Mrs Arthur Newton, Mrs. Elizabeth
Worthington Costello. Sister Aurea ane
Jack worthinRton. Remains resting a
his late residence Services Wednesday
May is. at the Shrine of the Most BLESSED
Sacrament, Chevy Chase circle, vher,
| REQUIEM mass viii be offered at $50 . m
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. II
: WRIGHT. DR.. JOHN T. Suddenly OF
Saturday, May IA. ly49. DR.: JOHN T
! WRIGHT of AZ st. Paul ST., Kensin& ION
| Md. beloved husband OF Dorothy II
| Wright Remains resting at the Bethesds
1 Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Robert A
Humphrey: Bethesda, Md, until, m
/ Monday. May l6. Funeral services anS
| interment Friday, May go. In Reno. New
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tttett: [. M. YOUNG. Secretary. is
1919 al the Bethesda Naval Medical Gen.
ter. JEFF BULLOCK, husband Of Agnes
Bullock of 1903 11th st. south, Arlington,
Va. He slSoA leaves father Edward
Bullock; one sister. Laura Kenneth: five
brothers, George, Joseph, Charles L., Rob-
ert and John Bullock; two 'nieces, three
nephews and host of other relatives and
friends. Mr. Bullock may be seen at
Chinn's Funeral Home. 2605 South Sem
mary I'd, Arlington, Va. after 4 pm.
"wednesday MAY Is, where funeral SeTV-
ices will be held Thursday. May ~, at
- noon Rev Thomas O. Digs IN charge
OF services. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 10
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BULLOCK. JEFF The Doris Miller
nn Post, No. 1914. the American
KA Legion. will be present at the
AyaEqGa Chinn Funeral Psrlor. 1905
HN&A South Seminary rd., Arlington.
NLS Va. Wednesday. May Is. 1g49.
WS3SsN at . pm. to exemplfy the fu.
We neral ritual over our departed
romrade. JErF BULLOCK of 1893 ] tn St
soufh, Arlington Va BY order OF
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.OONE. ALTON B. WashIngton Lodge

EUONE, ALION II. WashlnRtOn LodRf.
No Is. B. P o Flks. will as
81 :::: e.: : :: :: !: ::
ALTON B. BOONE BY
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BYAs. GLADYS. On saturdsy, nHgy Msgy
Lawrence Byas and sister Of Mae MAYS.
She also is survived by other relatives
and friends. Remains resting with l. u
Murray T. Son. 1887 10th st. NV. Fu-
neral notice later.
CHARLES. EDGAR PHILIP, On Friday
May 10, l949, At his oalnaH residence caf,5 III
liam and Myrtle Charles of Hollywood,
Calf Remains resting at the s. II Hines
Co Funeral Home. 290l l4ih St NV
side services and interment on Wednes-
day, May Is. at pm, at Rock Greek
Cemetery.
CONRAD. REV. STEPHEN d. = On Fri
day. May l3 f849, at Kings County HOS
ps R5o0kyn hsov.s HI SGsbsnd nf IT he late
VV4Mhnn VeneEueis Conrad Conrad brother Of Amos ",
and Charlotte Conrad. Mrs. Maggie Taylor
and Mrs Prudence saTks alie frienss fo
Rmaaton R2TrR hfir n Y os' Tuesday, nFff May IL at
pm.
cox. MATILDA. D1spartsd 4, thiS 81 ne e,oR SR
ssturdsy IN May H. Rs4H ,bs MAfoDdd deyoted VIE VIE
Of the late Della Cox, loving mother Of
Mrs. Marie Anderson, Georse Cox and
Donald Stewart, sister Of Hadrlson Digss ps
Many Ma "t'tiS other relatives and friends also
mourn her passing. Remains resting AZ
The John Rhinss CO. FSnsfa RestiHes homs and
friends may cali on Tuesday; May -
after 4 pm. at the above residence fu-
neral Wsdnesday Mss csursb 1s pm and dr0H
cts sw., the Rev. B H. Whiting ofnciat-
ms Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
cox. MATILDA. Forest Temple, NO. Q,
/ B. P. o, E. Of w, Is hereby
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offioieGen Mniprade aIs eriter elm
gerebtes uno ltebepoIes @ort fir
oieies getretene Bolf geiproden. Die
ier Bapit nit ieinean tnutter5nrten
Seraen babe cine itaunertsiperte @il-
lensfraft offenbart, als er gegen ale
8ioeritdnoe ser 3eit fir Srieoe,
&edt ilno 2iebe eingetreten lei. 80
babe er giitig uno furdtlos, allen
8eIen oes Safes gum Sros, Die I'm.
hriitlide uno tpioerredtlihe 2ebre
bon ser &olleftiDl6ulo abgelebnt. Set
ne Sauptlorge gelte Dem 5rieoen.
@eil aber Srieoensoronung obne
3edtsoronung unmoglid lei, babe er
ii6 Oespegen inmer lpieber fir Die
MISUNDERSTANDING oes &edts einge-
iebt; nur biirfe Die MISUNDERSTANDING
oes 9fedts nidt pieoerum 5u einen1
Snrntbau bon Babel 1peroen, 5. b. 5u
einem llnternebmen neben 'lino obne
@ott aussleid ltno @leidgetpi6t Ser
&edte leien oas @ebot ser Stunoe:
@leihgelpidt ser &ehte i'm 6amilien-
freis, ausglei6 uno @leidgetpi6t I'M
nerbalb ltno 5niidelt oen Bolfern.
8ortlidJ iaste Der Npoitoliihe Momi-
niItrator: &edt lit Elm @eltberri6er,
ser feline 2anoersren5en uno feline eis
Iernen 8orbdnse fennt uno fennen
oarf. 4&G'i.#.
e G. I = II
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1949-05-21
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Mngeli6ts ser fur6tbaren peIt1pei-
ten Scot NOR altf perionli6en Bunih
oes 81. Saters in 0euti9lan0 BON
allen peltliden Seiern anl1bli6 oes
golbenen BrieIteriubilaums Bius
XII. abgeleben 1poroen. gin5ig in
5ranffurt, Dem Sts ser umeritani-
iden Wilitarresierung, fano in Der
ct. 8ernbarOs-&ir6e Elm feierli6er
Bontifitalgottes oienlt itatt, Sen Ser
slpoitoliide Bilttator fir Seutidlano,
Bildof Wtuend, 5ele6rierte. Sobe
geiltlibe unO 1peltlibe 8ertreter 1pa-
rem oa5u erIdienen 10 Migr. @ntpli-
no, Der 8iidof Der in Deutidlano le-
benOen polnilden @migranten, iotpie
Die Utitglieoer ser patifanii6en Mi.
iion in 9euti6lonb. 9ie amerifani-
lhe Weilitarregierung tpar our6 @e-
neral Duff uno Den amerifanii i1en
8ouberneur in 8aDern, Scr. ban
8agoner, uertreten. Seruer tpar oas
gelamte &oniularforps antpeieno.
8Gbreno bes @ottesoienltes belt
8nbof Neuend cine Seltaniprabe
auf engliid uno oeutlb, IN Der er
ben 2ebenstpeg uno oie Berionli6teit
oes 81. 8aters idiloerte. gr pies
u. a. oarauf bin, oaB Bapit Bius
XII. ols 8orfantpfer unb 8erteioi-
ger ser Meni idenre6te i6on I1ngit
gum gemeiniamen 8eiib aller Ween-
iden getporoen iei. 9as oeuti6e Bolf
oitrfe iid beion6ers freuen, oenn in
Der 2OO0idbrigen @ei6ibte tpiiroe es
pobl feinen Saplt gegeben baben, Der
mie er 10 inuig nit Dem 6eutihen
8olfe uno 2anb per1pa9ien getpeien
lei. go lei Bapit Yius XII. Bel alIer
Neutralitdt, Die ibm iein bobes aeift.
li6eS ant auferlege, ood Der for.
gen6e 8ater fir bas oeutide @oli
gebliebeu. Sm ssuni 1915, als Der
beutide 9eatne ,pie Musfas i'm Mus.
lanoe nerboBt mar, babe er in elmer