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Evening star., 1950-07-23

A band concert will be presented
by the Silver Spring Elks Bows
and Girls Band.
Details OF the children's pro-
gram are being planned by Mrs.
Henry T. Clark, jr., chairman of
the Kiddie Land Committee; Mrs.
Francis Hyde and Mrs. Hilton
Ladson. assisted by members Of
the Hospital Guild.
The supper, sponsored by tha
hospital Women's Board, will be
served from 4 to 8 pm. in the
school gymnasium. Proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the hos
pital. Mrs. James w. Barnsley iS
president Of the Women's Board.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Riddle Corner Benefit Feot,re

A kiddie corner has been
planned for youngsters attending
the annual benefit supper for the
Montgomery County General Hos
pital to be given Tuesday at Sher-
wood High School in Sandy
Spring.
A clown. balloons, a duck and
fish pond and sand tables are
some Of the attractions that will
entertain the younger generation.
Pony rides, with Stanley p.
Stabler in charge, will be another
popular feature and children's
movies will be shown under the
craftsmanship of Clark w. Slade
and Clark w. Slade, jr.
Evening star., 1950-07-23
Zonto Club Donates
To EyeoIuss Fund

The Zonta Club of Washington
will make a gift of 500 to the eye
glass fund Of the Episcopal Eye,
Ear and Throat Hospital at q
meeting to be held Wednesday at
the University Women's Club. DR.
Inez E. WILDER. president of the
club, will present the donation to
Deaconess Margaret s. Bechtol
superintendent of the hospital.
Evening star., 1950-07-23

Don't hoard. The fighting In
Korea has created no food Short
age and none is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't
hoard.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
ISRAEL'S GOVERNMENT
WORKERS POSTPONE
WARNING STRIKE"

TEL AVN, = (JTA) = The
10000 government workers who
threatened to 60 on a two-hour
warning strike" in prote.s t
against delays in settling their
grievances decided this week to
postpone the strike following a
decision taken by the Cabinet on
the problem.
The Cabinet decision provides
for the appointment of two Min
listers to deal with the demands
of the civil servants. The workers
gave the Government time until
Wednesday to settle their griev-
ances, and if no satisfactory
agreement is reached by that
time, the strike will take place
on the following day.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
TIMELY TOPICS

At the annual meeting of the
Joint Distribution Committee. on
Jan. 6, it will be revealed that
the 1850 United Jewish Appeal
drive will yield some $4,000, 900
for J.D.C.'s activities y. Origin
ally, the J.D.C. appropriated $780,
100000 for its 1850 program :.
Jewish emigration from Europe
to Israel and the United States
will assume new aspect after
this week, when the J.D.C. hands
over financial responsibilities for
transportation of Jews to Israel to
the United Palestine Appeal e.
The J.D.C., which will continue
to aid ] ewish immigration to
countries other than Israel, is at
this very moment mapping plans
to help $4,000 Jews emigrate from
Europe to the United States, Can
ada, Australia and Latin America
In this connection it can be
revealed that since the rise of
Hitler in 1888, the J.DC. rescued
and brought safely to Palestine,
and then Israel, some $4,000
Jews This includes 100000
Jews brought to Israel on J.D.C.-
chartered ships and planes since
the establishment of the Jewish
State In 1850 alone, the J.D.C.
brought to Israel 10000 Jews, of
whom a bout so percent came
from countries behind the Iron
Curtain incidentally, do you
know that the J.D.C. is support
ing 80 Yeshivoth and seminaries
in Israel? o..
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
PLAIN TALK
Continued from Page y

Mr.. Hillel was quick to say he
isn't one of those of the American
Council for Judaism. that anti
Zionist organization. He doesn't
like that at all. Mr.. FIillel isn't
in the least worried lest Israel
cause his own standing as an
American to become ambiguous.
What worries him much more
is that in their concern for Jewish
life in Israel, American Jews
seem to be forgetting Jewish life
in America: The Jewish life that
has to do with the purpose to
keep on living as Jews here.
why not think of Israel as the
Irish Americans think of Ire
land?" he asked. He meant that
Irish Americans love Ireland as
the land Of their beginning but
they don't make Of Ireland the
main devotion Of their being as
people Of Irish descent. They
sing the songs of Ireland and
drink Irish whiskeY on st. Pat
rick's Day but they don't play the
politics Of Ireland.
II am not saying that we should
reduce Israel to a pretty senti-
ment. We must help Israel to get
on its economic feet, but we are
making an awful mistake to let
our minds fall into the practice
of thinking that Israel is the main
element of all Jewish life. Read
ing the Jewish press you get the
idea that Jewish life is all in Is
rael. Few, if any of us, ever are
going to Israel to live and
shouldn't we begin to think of
making Jewish life good in Amer
lea? Here is our children's des-
tiny-not in Israel"
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
Robbi Lowell Resigns


the reasons for Rabbi Lowell's
resignation. Such speculation is
bound to be unfair either to Rab-
hi Lowell or to F1illel. Rabbi
Lowell resigned because Of his
recognition of a basic difference
in approach to Hillel aims and
policies and not because of the
pressure of any outside group or
individual"
The Hillel statement followed
by day the American Jewish
Press interview with Rabbi Lo-
well.
Kohlberg. in a recent letter to
Frank Goldman. president Of the
B'nai Birth. charged that Rabbi
Lowell was affiliated with pro.
Communist organizations and had
participated in the activities of
front" groups. At the time the
charges were made and later Lo-
wei consistently denied the allie.
cations.
Kohlberg had written Goldman
that g. we ask whether Jewish
youth is not in danger, through
your fundamentally, when it is
subject to the guidance Of Ben
jamin Lowell" Later in the let
ter he termed the Hillel "situa-
ton" as serious" and that "Some-
thing very thorough must be
done immediately"
One of Americas outstanding
service organizations. B'nai Birth.
Hillels sponsoring body. recently
went on record supporting United
States action in Korea. Goldman
pledged to President Truman THE
full support of B'nai Birth for the
measures which he has advocated
in his message to Congress and
for his stand in the Korean crisis.
."B'nai Birth with all that it
has," Goldman said, "is unitedly
and unreServedly behind Presi-
dent Truman and our govern
ment."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
ISRAEL PICKLES
ON SALE IN u. S.

NEW YORK-ISD = Kosher
style pickles, canned in Israel, are
now on sale in the United States
following the arrival of 1900 cases
from Tel Aviv.
Packed in 11-ounce tins, the
picked cucumbers are smooth
skinned variety that flourishes in
Israel. They are prepared in Vine
gar, salt and spices at the Aka
Works, a large food processing
firm in Tel Aviv.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
JR. HADASSAH AND
MASADA NEW YEARS
EVE DANCE AT
SEMINOLE HOTEL

Again Jr. Hadassah present
their annual New Years Eve
Dance in the Seminole Hotel
Ballroom. featuring Ray Hal
pern's orchestra.
An excellent floor show TASK
anyone who saw last years at
the Windsor). Lots of favors
for all. A full course hot tur-
key dinner served at your
table. Bottled liquor may be
purchased at the dance at most
reasonable prices.
Get up a party. A bargain
at $1,000 a couple. For res
ervations call: E1ortY Thier
7-60S3 or Evelyn Herzberg
3-522l.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
A New Years
Message

BY Mrs. William B. Wolfson
President, B'nai Birth Women,
Tampa, Fla.
AS we come to the close of this
calendar year, we sometimes
reminisce and take stock Of our
accomplishments. Have we car
ried out the resolutions we so
nobly made at the beginning of
the year, or do we wish we had
it to do all over again?
This is the time for re-evalu-
alton of our goals, for reviewing
all old resolutions and resolving
new ones, for setting up the
framework of our daily routine,
to give sufficient time to the
achievement of those aims and
ideals which will bring greater
happiness to our friends, neigh
bors, family and the members of
our organization.
Don't we all wish we could
make life more stimulating? It
is the little things that count to
bring us joy, give us a broader
concept of living, bring us closer
to one another. Remembering to
write a note of thanks, j letter to
an old friend, a card Of cheer; or
a visit to the sick, to those be-
reaved of their loved ones. A con-
tribution to the Denver Eye. Ear.
Nose & Throat Clinic to noncr
someone or remember a sad oc-
casion. T he building of better
human citations can also be
strengthened at this time of year,
when we wish Seasons Greetings
to our non-Jewish friends and
neighbors.
We will be called upon to make
sacrifices for our country during
this state of National Emergency.
Let us hope that God will spare
us from another war; that we
may live in peace and content
ment, and that we may continue
to work for the principles of de-
mocracy upon which our country
was founded, and for the fulfill
ment of B'nai Births creed,
Service to Our Country, Fidelity
to its Institutions and Devotion to
Our Flag.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
Jewish Leaders to
Participate in Conference
on Jewish Education

A number of leading figures in
American education and in Jew
ish community life will partici-
pate in the First National Confer
ence on Jewish Education, to be
held in New York City on Janu-
airy Is and IA, 1851, under the
auspices of the American Associa-
ton for Jewish Education with
the cooperation of 80 national
Jewish agencies.
More than 500 delegates from
all parts of the country, repre-
senting communities, schools and
local and national organizations
have already received credentials
to the National Conference.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NUTICE
We will register with Clerk of Circuit
Court Duval County. Florida upon reE
ceipt of proof of publication of this
notice. the fictitious name to-wit:
King Sales Company
1918 w. Adams Street
Jacksonville, Florida.
The parties interested in said busi-
ness are
GERTRUDE CARLIN
BENEDICT CARL.IN
Arthur j. Gutman
409-410 Professional Bldg.
Jacksonville 2, Fla.
Dec. %, %. 1850; Jan. s. Is, 1851
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1950-12-29

Washington-Dr Allen Hurst Uef) medical director Of the
National Jewish Hospital discusses plans with Dr. Moshe Keren
to embassy in Washington
training Israeli physicians world tuberculosis
hospital in Denver.
Dr. Hurst is in Israel fourweek inspection of
Israeli health institutions He asked make the
the Israeli which considers tuberculosis its number
medical problem Israeli physicians already studying
feowships the National Jewish Hospital More
cted by their study the tuberculosis research
training rehabilitation
National Jewish Hospital of Denver.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
RAMBLER
AANA - - AAAN
NORTH ApItNTpnA

NON n NNIsINUT TON
Sl}.ISu; bedrmS, attached "a.
rage your choice in California red
wood, brick, cedar or brick painted
white, lovely, larse livins. dining
room with fireplace. picture vim
dows. built-in china cabinet and
bookcase, beautifully equipped kitch-
en- with range. refrlserator Chrbsc q
disposal, exhaust fan, fluoreScenI
lighting and built-in breakfast bar.
available to vets and nonVets at the
Gl-approyed price OF Sl4.sSO, al
with $3.50 cash, balance at a.
CAL OW. $500 to see these homes
or better Still, come TO our once at
particulars
IJJRIA PPOS
Evening star., 1950-04-30

vA.-About II mi.
from Chain bridge. Old Church,
sturdiiy constructed with hand
hewn timbers, partially remodeled
into home New brick veneer, bldg
Is 4Sx26, fireplace, newly con-
structed full basement with a-ft.
ceiling Some materials are included.
Hard surface road. close to schools
sno stores. ~ acres Of cleared
E payments $50.
McCay g. McCay
Realtors, GL. s675 II
Evening star., 1950-04-30
LURIA BROS.
BY OWNER
George Washington Didn't
Home For ColoreC

Home For Colored
home income - Security
ms distinctive capt. brick home 10
truly an ideal arranEement for q
large or small family. Featuring 4
large rooms with two full baths
nice bSmt. and two modern equipped
kitchens. Excellent financing arr
RANGED for responsible party. Open
Sat. and Sun, S. J GNASH CO.,
INC. 9l3 King St, Alexandria, Va;
AL. J933. days XII s-6963, ewes.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
AL BAKER
JEFFERSON MANOR

Here is a rare opportunity absolutely
immaculate brick semidet. with full
bsmt. with auto. gas heat and hot
water, plus laundry rm. and finished
rec. rm.. liv rm.. din. rm... equip.
bedrms.. full tile bath, hardwood
floors that gleam like gold. there
is not a mark or scratch in this
entire home. GI loan with payments,
S73.96 that include everything. Can
be assumed with a low down pay
TIE. 7343. 80
Evening star., 1950-04-30
MANNAS REALTY co.
GL.-OX. 2fS4. 2ll6 Wilson blvd Ar
HOME WITH INCOME

One and % acres, Il miles to D. C.
revel in. This 2-Story stone house
with completely private bsmt. apt.
now renting for Si5 monthly. For
you to enjoy spacious rms, in
Guiding liV. rm. with CHEEKY stone
frepl., din. rm., kit, den or bedrm.
porch on LIST a. 8 bedrms.. full
bath and lge. store rm. on end A.
You'll value the superior workms n
ship; all steel door frames, life
time asbestos slate roof lac. oil
6urner, copper screens and the conv.
pointment to inspect ask operator
for Elmwood 325 or 322 mo toll.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
MCLEAN. VA.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BRILYN PARK

This appealing California-type home
offers L-shape living room, dining
room. kitchen, , bedrooms and bath
together with large expandible
bath roushed in. The lovely l4-acre
lot, basement, porch and sun deck
are amona its other desirable fea-
lures Asking price. S13,950. with
$500 cash and excellent terms for
balance.
Dominion ms. g. Realty Agy.
Gil. 633S. 3l03 N. 10th st. OK. 1873.
Evening star., 1950-04-30

Open 2 Til Dark, Today
Location and constr. are superb. with
IN =, hlEs, of transp., shops and
liv. rm, with firepl, tiled bath, din
ing rm YOUNGSTOWN kit, all on
floor. with pull-down stairs to real
attic. House may be just what you
want, where 1t is. or will build it
on any loc. BY bus or auto, out
Lee hwy to N. Underwood, right /
blk. to open sign C. M. HALEY
IF 3-TQSQ .I1
Evening star., 1950-04-30
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realto

Exclusive, Mclean Va Ask
operator for Elmwood 325 or
Evening star., 1950-04-30
DAVID R. NIMMER

COMPLETE REAL ESTATE
SERVICES for VA. D. G. and Nh.
ms NJ PATRICK ST,
ALEX VA
ov. Sab. ALEX. 1925. Eves.. II. 01Qe
(Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1950-04-30
CH nm ow - 81
A GOOD START

For someone who needs or will need
bedrooms. situated in nearby
Clarendon. only : blocks TO SuhoolS.
Shoppins and TRANSPORTATION Ap.
proximately S65 a mo for a S-hed-
room house-cant beat IL, Why
pay more? Call
YEONAS REALTY
Evening star., 1950-04-30
GARDEN CITY

Prevar brick, excellent construction.
has fun hSn.t with outSI6e entrance
and recreation rm, automatic oil
heat detached gArAge : rms ana
screened porch on lSt ncor Z bed
rms. tile bath up, Lots OF NcrAEe.
$4,000. LIST trust offered for I'm.
mediate sale At Sl6aSn.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
ii65 Lee hwy, OF oieSe I'd ow.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
| SUBURBAN SAlE-vtRGiNIA
TODAY'S SPECIAI,

Open / Till Dark
II you want a new brick house in q
better home class with bedroom and
bath on the lst hr.. large bed
rooms and bath on End hr. with
ample closets, well equipped
kitchen with breakfast nook, patio
OF dining room. full basement. drive
out Lee highway 10 N Quantico st.
turn right blocks TO n 18th ST,
turn right 10 our sign and open
Evening star., 1950-04-30

AL BAKER OFFERS
LOVE THY NEIGHBOR
but you do not have to live close on all
sides by them. Enjoy the freedom
and independence which this COM
pletely modern 3-yr.-old house. on
p acre provides. With , good size
bedrms. on the 1st A., there is
plenty of room on the md A. for
3 additional bedrms., this $4,000
home is 3 mi of the vast Shirley
hwy. Should go Gil. For appointment
cali AL 6G44 or TIE. 1343 30
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BROADMONT
BUCKINGHAM

This is it-Spanking new and ready
to move into. Hurry Hurry! Hurry!
in the same vicinity of the apt. you
moved from-you won't lose track
OF a single friend. 3 spacious bed
rms and bath up; spacious liv rm..
formal din. rm., very modern
full bsmt. with q bath and outside
entr For further information call
ARLINGTON REALTY
1904 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-04-30
MCLEAN. VA,
MCLEAN

The workmanship in this spacious
S-rm. brick Colonial Cape Cod is
the finest offered in a new house
today Situated on l acre, it con-
sists of liv. rm. with firepl. screened
porch. lge. din. rm.. elec. kitchen
breakfast rm.. twin-sized bedrm
and full bath on 1st A.; End A.
has 3 bedrms., roomy closets and
fun bath; full bsmt, attrac gar.
For further information. ask opera
tor for Elmwood 325 or 3"2 (no
toln.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
MCLEAN. VA.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
~ ACRES
WHY DELAY?

Here's value In q 3-bedrm. brk ram
bier with full bsmt Lge. lv.-dtn.
Ym.. with frepl; elect. kit. with
snack bar; "a acre wooded lot, and
only 30 Minis. to D. G. by Shirley
REALTY, INC.
415l Lee Hwy. at Glebe. IA. 4-l620.
Evening star., 1950-04-30
A REAL BARGAIN

Approx 10 acres OF nice land. ready
Tor cultivation. barn, concrete hoerS.
running water, nice DWELLING. COM
taininS ltvinE rm,, dininG Tm den,
kitchen. J hedrmS, complete baths.
full basement. INV h system within
Il mi. of Alexandria priced for
quick sale SlS.7SO. Gail OWNER,
AL NuSS .tp
Evening star., 1950-04-30
BRICK RAMBLER

>lS,Suu. on your lot. , nice bed
rooms, fully EQUIPPED Kitchen fun
oSmt bath IN hSmt,, and gSraSs
optLona! excellent nnanclnE. FHA
OF Ul See one Of these plans today
g. WAKEFIELD
Evening star., 1950-04-30
$500 CASH

Move into this newly turn, s-brdrm -,
semidet BRICK in Shtr rIngton uli
basement tepCed-tn yard, all ecnVen.
EHL' price, Slo,4So. MR. WALTERS
Evening star., 1950-04-30
ARMY & NAVAL oFFICERs

Will md congcniality In this re.
StrlCted Alexandra community whose
residents are predominantly in the
services They will find livability in
TINS large, J-bedrm. Colonial brick
with many extras such as master
bedrm. with bath, 24-ft. liv. rm with
nrepl. paneled recr. rm. with nrepl,
maid $ rm. and others. LISTING 6.n.
Priced under $4,000. Open Sat and
sun, TO Il pm Location, "1.4
King 81. May be seen at othrr
IlmsS by appt Exclusive with
CURTIS E. MARTIN. INC. 120 SO.
Royal st. AL 6s15. TIE 0333 30
Evening star., 1950-04-30
so DTFFICUITl
CALLING THE PENTAGoN
2O-ACRE ESTATE

FALLs CHURCH AREA 9 rms. IL
baths, stream, price, SIS. 500 SS OJNN
cash Inspection By sppt PETERS
REALTY Mclean, Va Phone E'm-
Nooc tOS 40
Evening star., 1950-04-30
Beverly Realty Corp.
BEVERLY HILLS

bGV CILL I11LIO
Beneath a canopy of shade and sit
uated on almost "a acre. We find this
home dressed in its spring clothes.
Vestibule entr. into Cathedral liv.
bedrm. and bath; 2-bedrm. and bath
up; formal din. rm., equipped kit;
full bsmt. with rec. rm.; maids rm.
and bath. Also Lear attach. gar.
Due to oficer's transfer the price
is S25.00O.
ARLINGTON REALTY
2204 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1950-04-30
NORTH ARLINGTON
MCLEAN

5-rm. stucoo bungalow. o5-ft. living
rm. with fireplace. large dining rm.,
modern kitchen. tile bath, full base
ment, oil h.-wh., 2-car garage;
convenient to transp., school and
shoupine; uriced Sl1.950, $500
cash. S75 per month. Ask operator
for Elmwood 325 or 322 (no TOLD
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Evening star., 1950-04-30

NEW STONE RAMBLER
3 twin-SiZed bedTms-, :, tile baths;
lovely windows: screened porch; ga
rage: 7/lO-acre lot. many lge. hard
wood trees; kitchen equipped 1l-ft
refgr dble. oven range In new
community OF hne homes near Shir-
ley highway; price. S2O.73O; posi-
lively no brokers. Phone PA. 129
every day 9 am. 70 q pm. BROOK
HILLS SALES OFFICE 30
Evening star., 1950-01-19

home, 410 Varnum street NV.
The building finance executive
was also vice president and a
director of the Fireman's Fire In
surance Co. of Washington and
Georgetown, having been asso-
ciated with the insurance firm
for more than 80 years. For a
number of years he was treasurer
of the District Building and Loan
League.
One of Best Known MasOnS.
One of this city's best known
Masons, Mr.. Dixon was a men,
ber of both the York and
Scottish Rites. He was past COM
mander of the Washington Com
mandery and dean of Worthy
Grand Patrons, Order of the
Eastern Star here. He was also
Shriner.
Mr.. Dixon had been affiliated
with the Masons here since 1889,
when he Joined Naval Lodge No. 4
and subsequently became master
Of the organization. He was past
patron of Martha Chapter, Order
of the Eastern Star, and became
Evening star., 1950-01-19
Cline H. Knowles Services
Will Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Cline H
Knowles. 81, an employe of the
General Services Administration,
who died unexpectedly on his way
to work Tuesday, will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in st. Georges
Episcopal Church, North Nelson
and Nineth streets, Arlington.
Burial will be in National Me-
mortal Park Cemetery, near Falls
Church.
Mr.. Knowles was en- route to
GSA's sheet metal shop, Third
and Canal streets S.W., when he
stopped off to visit friends at
the Public Buildings Administra-
ton material yard, Second street
and Virginia avenue S.W. he was
fatally stricken at the yard.
Mr.. Knowles lived at 1405 South
Pollard street, Arlington.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Freddie H. Knowles: three sons,
Frederick S. and Harvey F..
Knowles, both of the Arlington
address, and Cline H. Knowles,
jr., a Navy ensign stationed at
San Diego, Calf. A grandson,
Cline H. Knowles III, also sur
wives,
Evening star., 1950-01-19
iDr. Robert A. Stewart
Virginia Genea|ogist
And Author, Dies

| DR.. Robert Armistead Stewart,
72, author, genealogical expert
and former University of Virginia
professor, died unexpectedly from
a stroke yesterday at the home of
his uncle, Charles A. Stewart
6857 North Washington boulevard,
East Falls Church, Va.
DR.. Stewart, who was unmarried,
had been in i'll health for some
time. He had lived with his uncle
for the last three years.
Shortly before his death, he
completed the manuscript of a
mystery novel dealing with Will
liamsburg in I'LL. He also was pre-
pairing a. companion novel on the
early Jamestown settlement, his
family said.
Taught at u. of Richmond.
Born in Portsmouth, Va, DR..
Stewart lived for many years in
Richmond. He was graduated from
the University of Virginia and at
one time was the youngest man
ever to have received doctor of
philosophy degree from the uni
versity.
Most of his life was devoted to
teaching, although he left that
field in 1881 to concentrate on
genealogical research and writing.
For many years he was a professor
Of romance languages at the Uni
versity of Richmond. He also
taught at the Medical College of
Tulane, the University of Virginia
and Johns Hopkins University in
Baltimore.
DR.. Stewart was an expert on
Virginia genealogy and formerly
edited a magazine on the SUBJ
ject, The Researcher.
Wrote Three Adventure Books.
His published writings included
three adventure books ten un-
der the name of Co. tuart.
In his own name, .u ished
THE History of Vii lia Navy
OF the Revolution" am euited two
volumes on. the works of Edgar
Allan Poe. He also wrote a book
OF humorous verse, Golden
Stairs"
A member of the Society of the
Cincinnati, he also belonged to
the Sons of the Revolution and
the Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
In addition to his uncle, he is
survived by several cousins.
Funeral arrangements have not
been COMPLETED.