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Evening star., 1950-04-09
Miss MaIlicofe Dies
After Brief Illness

Miss Sallie Mallicote, "A. former
home director Of the old Chevy
Chase Seminary, died yesterday at
Emergency Hospital after = briet
illness.
. Miss Mallicote was q niece OF
the late DR.. David Sullins. for
whom Sullins Junior College In
Bristol. Va. was named. She lived
at the All States Hotel. 514 Nine
teenth street NV.
A member of an old Virginia
family. she was born In Abingdon
and attended Sullins College. A
close family friend was DR.. Sam
uel N. Barker. who came here In
1903 as founder Of the Chevy
Chase Seminary.
Miss Mallicote came here that
year and had lived in Washington
since. For more than 10 years
she was home director of the
school. now called Chevy Chase
Junior College, 6410 Connecticut
avenue. Her sister. Miss Bessie
c. Mallicote, was secretary to DR..
Barker during that time.
She was a member of the Foun-
dry Methodist Church, Sixteenth
and p streets NV.
Besides Miss Bessie Mallicote,
with whom she lived. she Is sur
vlved by another sister. Mrs.
George U. Steiner. Atlanta, Ga.
Funeral arrangements are being
made at Gawler's funeral home.
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
4n Mrt,turta,tt

MACKEY. ANNIE K In loving remem.
brance Of our beloved mother, ANNIE
year ago today April 9, 1949.
Your troubled nights are past,
And in our aching hearts we know
You have found sweet rest at last.
So sleep on our darling mother,
Oh, how sweet to breathe thy name
In life We loved you dearly.
DAUGHTERS. THELMA. INEz. DORIS. I
ors ss"r of "ar.ndma.@ % LirHA 1S'la L. Massey sM:
who left US four years ago today. April
ins sh. H'e never ssq flom faxs %say depart years
Though you have gone beyond our reach,
m YoS s1s always in sns cur hearts ,os
EDWARD AND CLIFFORD.
MecAULEY. sARAH LOUISE: In NON:
MecAULEY. who eI died 80 enA years ago SiSI today
April o. 1917.
o'NEAL. EMILY HATTON.. In lovins
and unforgettable memory Of our sweet
PSae5 o osa1 sRa Hho stole EMh o aA
four years ago today, April 9, 1916
late member of the Mount Bethel Baptist
served under the auspices Of the late
DR.. K W. Roy
1t is so lonely here without you
And so sad along the way
Life does not seem the same to US
Since you were called away.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps Us to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you yet.
Your devoted daushters, Mrs Jeanette W
Beasley. Mrs. Bernice B. Pollard, grand-
sons. Arthur PAGE, Bernard Beasley
James Beasley. Robert Beasley. Ear
Beasley, Leon Beasley, gfeat-srandchil.
dren, Jeanette Marie Beasley, Robert
D., B9asleys jY. and Family.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Mrs. Morris T.. Foote
Dies Of Heart Attack

Mrs. Morris Cooper Foote, 66, 9
Washington resident for many
years. died yesterday Of a heart
attack at her home, 5425 Connec.
ticut avenue NV.
Her husband is an assistant
doorkeeper at the House of Rep.
resentatives. He formerly was q
confidential secretary with the
Frank S. Bright law firm here.
Born in Washington, Mrs. Foote
was the daughter of the late
buchanan Beale, an associate o1
one of the first title companies
here. She attended Western High
School. was graduated from George
Washington University and re-
ceived a masters degree in Law
here. She became a member OF
the District Bar in 1915.
Mrs. Foote was associated with
the Electric Bond and Share Co.'S
law division in New York before
her marriage there to Mr.. Foote
in 1929. They had made their
home here since. She was a men,
ber of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by a daughter by a pre-
vious marriage, Miss Helen Mar
garetta West of Hyattsville; and
three sisters, Mrs. Charles w.
Clagett of Hyattsville; Miss Hilda
Beale, 1854 Columbia road NV,
and Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer of Upper
Marlboro.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. tomorrow in Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

re DuHCtHy master QL HelgHL
OF Fame. -AP Wirephoto.
ality. opposed in vain Nijinsky's
marriage to Romola in Buenos
Aires in 1913.
Nijinsky scored tremendous sue
cesses on the continent and abroad
before the First World War. But
he began to brood about his life.
He said he believed he should be-
come preaching monk in Siberia.
At the outset of the First World
War he was arrested in Budapest
as spy when authorities mistook
dance sketches for q code. He
was held in a concentration camp
until 1916, when New York Banker
Otto Kahn obtained his release so
he could dance in the United
States.
He gave his last performance
in Montevideo in 1917 and two
years later was pronounced in
sane.
Helped BY Shock Treatment.
He was confined to a sanatari-
um in Switzerland. In 1887 insu-
lin shock treatments brought him
closer to reality and he was per-
mitted to leave.
He went to Hungary with his
wife. his constant companion in
a restless European odyssey seek
ing his cure. She consulted ply
chiatrists, fakirs and faith healers.
In 1s45 he narrowly escaped
death when the Nazis decreed that
all incurables in a sanatarium
where he was patient were to be
liquidated. His wife hid him and
he escaped.
In 1945 Russian troops found
the Nijinskys at Sophron. Mrs.
Nijinsky said her husband, over
joyed' at seeing soldiers from his
own native land. danced and ca
pered like a youth before q Red
Army campfire. as
In 1948 they came to England
and settled near Egham in Surrey.
There he had been 4 familiar fig-
ure on the long walks he, took
with his wife or an attendant on
the roads and hills Of Surrey.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Garh nf Thanka

BALTIMORE, WILLIAM A. The family Of
WILLIAM A. BALTIMORE will always
remember with deepest gratitude the
kindness of friends, neighhors and rela-
tives the stan and attaches Of Freedmen's
Hospital. the members of his Masonic
examinations and the pastor and mem
bers Of Lincoln CONGREGATIONAL Church
during his illness; and the thoughtfulness
of all who made any expression of SYM
pathy after his passing.
FAM. JACOB r. We wish to express
and our many friends for the kind
tributes and cards received at the,
iather' JACOB R. PAIN. - aIN
EsTEkLE TII4G,,g & I!IN FAN AND MARTIN AND
FRAWLEY, AGNES B. We wish to
gratefully acknowledge and thank all Of
our friends and relatives for the mass
cards, floral tributes calls and letters re-
celyed at the passing OF our mother,
AGNES B. FRAWLEY. March l5. 1850.
AGNES AND MARGARET FRAWLEY.
HARRIS, ELIZABETH We wish to
gratefully acknowledge and thank our
pastor, the Rev. Arthur F. Elmes, CO.
workers. relatives, many friends and
neighbors, for their expressions of SYM
pathy. the beautiful floral tributes, cards
and other acts of kindness during the
illness and at the death of our beloved
mother, ELIZABETH HARRIS.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Nine Sailing Thursday
As Holy Year PILGRIMS

Nine Washington area residents
will participate in the Richmond
Diocesan Holy Year Pilgrimsgs.
scheduled to sail Thursday from
New York. They are:
Miss Rita Mslloy. 1918 Hamil-
ton street NV: DR.. and Mrs,
Thomas A. O'Connell. 5slT Four
teenth street NV: Miss Mary r.
Gailliot, Mrs. Kathryn Ingersoll.
Miss E. S. Nueent and the Rr
Rev. Msgr. r. L. Stephens. Alex
andria.
Also. Mrs. Marguerite A. Nc
Kenna. and Mrs. c. H. Ttue, Ar
hngton, apd Mrs. Jennie s.
Thornton. Culpeper. Va. -
The pilgrimage sponsored by the.
Most Rev. Peter l.. Ireton. Bishop
of Richmond. will be led by the
Rev. Robert o, Hickman. diocesan
chancellor.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

A lifelong resident of Washing
ton, MIR. Dorsey had been An cleo
trician here for 40 years. He was
formerly an electrician with the
Federal Works Agency.
Mr.. Dorsey served in the Navy
overseas during World War I.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Agnes M. Dorsey; son by pre-
vious marriage. Barrett Dorsey
1925 Rittenhouse. street NV. and
two sisters, Mrs. Gertrude Heflin,
1905 Eighth street NV. and Miss
Sue Dorsey, l707 Columbia road
NV.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
'Nijinsky, Once Great Dancer,
Dies at so in London Clinic
Russion BoIIet Stur
Had Been lnsune
For 30 Years
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

LONDON, April 8.-Vaslav Nj
jinsky. the greatest dancer of all
time who went mad three decades
ago. died in a London clinic to-
day Of nephritis-inflammation of
the kidneys. He was so.
The brightest star Of the I'm
perial Russian Ballet had lived
in a world Of melancholy fantasy
since his mind began to break in
1917 under constant brooding
about the future.
He was only 27 years old then
and at the height of his career
hailed as 1.-The man Of whom the
Gods are jealous" Two years later
he was pronounced insane. He
suffered from Schizophrenia, COM
monty called split personality.
He was without peer as dancer.
His tremendous leaps that seemed
to defy gravity and his easy grace
were best shown perhaps in his
role in Scheherezade-that of a
half naked slave driven to furious
passion by a lustful Oriental
princess.
New York Debut Success.
His debut at New York's Metro
politan Opera House was a tremen-
dous success. In Spectre Of The
Rose" thousands of rose petals
f1eated like red rain about him
as he danced and leaped with an
agility no other ballet star has yet
matched.
He appeared in Paris with the
immortal Pavlova. There his dar-
ing "The Afternoon of a Faun"
was sensation.
He came to England in 1948, ac-
companied by his wife. the former
Hungarian actress and dancer
Romola Pulszky, who had nursed
him devotedly through years of
illness and hid him from the Nazis
during World War II.
Twelve years ago there had been
hope that Nijinsky might emerge
from twilight existence, and dance
again. He had undergone treat
ment that appeared beneficial, but
the impact of the war drove him
back into the shadows.
Fell Ill Monday.
He fell i'll last Monday COM
planning of headaches, and was
taken to the clinic Thursday. A
relative who was at his bedside
when death came said:
"Vaslav suddenly seemed to get
better. He made the sign of the
cross and held out his hand to me
saying, goodbye. Paul. and then
he was gone"
Funeral services will be held
Friday at the Spanish Place
Catholic Church in London. His
survivors, in addition to his widow,
include two daughters, Kyra, who
lives in Rome. and Tamara, liv-
ing in Hungary and sister.
Bronislava Nijinska, a famous
choregrapher in Los Angeles.
Tamara, 80, was adopted when
she was 10 months old to be a
companion to Kyra.
Family Marked by Tragedy.
Nijinsky was born in Kiev. Rus
sia, February %, 1890, of a family
marked by tragedy and heart
break. His grandfather was a
suicide. His mother, who ran away
from home to become a dancer,
had been abandoned by his father.
He was taken to Paris in 1909
by Serge Diaghilev, the great Rus
sian ballet master and tutor.
Diaghilev, q dominant person
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Cancer Victim Dies in Lean
As Other Patients Watch
BY the Assoeioted Pres,

sy the Asseeioted Press
CHICAGO. April 8.-Bedridden
patients were unable to stop q
cancer sufferer from opening a
thlrd-hoor hospital window to-
night and plunging to his death.
The victim was 74-year-o -old
William Walsh, q retired waiter.
DR.. Henry E. Bielinski, Mr..
Walsh's physician. said his patient
had been in a depressed mental
state since learning the nature of
his throat ailment. e.E
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Hin IS funeral
h o m e 2 9 0 /
F o urt e en- { h
S tire ct N. w .
Burial will be
in Congression-
al Cemetery.
Mr.. D orsey
died Thursday
at his home,
1886 Nicholson
street NV. Re-
covering from
a siege of pneu-
monia. he died
Unexpectedly of
q heart attack.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Draths

,or5 f5IEs; Ella s5,.Isin,, p On Fs,da' Apsu Z
be held at the Lee funeral Home. 4th St
ho is h en h1aSay own
Va. on Tuesday. April II. 10
KIcHARDsoN. GsAeIE. On ThS5sasy'
ardson. Lille B. Harris, Alada Harris and
one John e HaTris; lH tu two dsusR Z.
fifteen srandehildren. hve sreat,gTandchii,;
other reis lives and many friends. After
friends are invited 70 call at the MorIog
l1th st NV. Interment Ridgeway. s. c.
Family In mourning at 24-A o st. NV. 8
ROBINSON, LUTHER Departed this
andria m % aospts P LUTHER s' RoB1NsoN sse s5 X.
son son Of the late Rufus and MaEtha Robin
wife Anna / Robinson: cousin us M Mrs. 5
| Dollle johnson, brother-in-law Of Mr..
/ Charles Gray and Mrs. Susie NJ. Saund-
Home, 31i n. Patrick st. a Alexandria. h n1V Va. a.
Funeral services Tuesday, April IL. 1850
sm from Ron. Th,rd Baptist Church.
| Douglas Cemetery. 10
| noDAINoo3N, Shhhns EulcIeQ llllO ctcE-
nal rest on Thursday, April 8, 1850, at
HoTs Co. or sA 2s AFfs soso hns 5fa 6ss
friend of Mrs. Mary carter and Mrs. Sadie
johnson. She also is survived by other
relatives and IasI many fEsnds psEn Esmsins
relatives and friends may cali on sunday.
APT o L '.F !. Dm an Rev qseFs X Ranas M1ndoE az:
nciating. Interment Payne's Cemetery
SHERMAN, ABRAHAM DAVID. On
| RAM AR1 s. pnVD s29 p saEsRAH Msa Re'se ss
voted father oi Samuel, Melvin, Ronald
Ted BY tres sseas Mr sc aSS
Mrs. Bessie Mederrick and Mrs Lena
Wertlieb and a brother Louis Sherman.
shv ssn Home 56d th st.
Interment t Ua Beth sholom Cemetery. t. 'GSA' 10
8 1880. at Emersency vi HOSPITAL paf; NEfPIE fPII Z
SMITH wife of Grant U. Smith. She
snd n her host o 1ss
| later.
STEWARD, LoUINE AGNES. On satur-
Io6aG IeS Ae' AGNES SsS srEWARp n ife beoHed wife
Of Maj; Ernest G; stewsrd Of lol Holly Holly
the Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
ST.. Takoma Park, D. C., on Tuesday,
Our Lady of Sorrows Church. at 8 am.
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 10
TAYLOR. EDWARD N. On Saturday,
| April 8, 1850 at his residence, 922 T st.
n W., EDWARD N. TAYLOR, beloved hus
band Of ollie NJ; Taylor and devoted
nephew of Mrs. Ida B. Price. Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by MCGUIRE,
| Inc. 10
TAYLOR. GEORGE W. On Thursday.
April g., 1850: at the Veterans Hospital,
father of Eta and Josephine Taylor,
brother of Miss Ida May Taylor. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. 1856 Pa.
ave NV, where services will be held on
Monday. April 10, at IL am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1950-04-09
Boston Priest Dies

BOSTON. April 8 tF.-The
Rev. Michael J. Manning, rs, pas
tor of Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church in CAMBRIDGE
died today at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
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Francis A. Dorsey Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Francis A.
Dorsey. 81. an electrician at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital. will be
held at IL am. tomorrow at the
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1n Mrtttnrtattt

BROCATO, SAMUEL. In loving mem.
years ago today, April 9, 1947.
Never shall we cease to love you.
Never shall your memory fade.
The ereaest love forever
Lingers in our hearts for you.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS.
CARTER, WALTER s. In sacred mem.
ory of our dear father, WALTER 3
CARTER, who passed away 10 years age
today, April 9, 1910.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds
The days we do not think of you
Are very hard to flnd.
Sleep on dear father and take your rest
We loved you. but Cod Loved Loves 10y yoM pest
DATCHER. NORA A. In loving remem-
hrance Of our mother, NORA A. DATcHER
who passed away SO suddenly one year
ago today, April 8, 1949.
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds,
The days we do not think OF you
' '' ~ THE FAMILY.
sUsANNAH MAY (HIBBERT DAVIDSON
who entered the Great Beyond January
10. 1945 and whose S0th birthday was
I'VE walk by faith. not by sight"
'I am the resurrection and the life, saith
the Lord:
He that believeth in me, though he were
dead. yet shall he live!
And whosoever liveth and believeth In
A''' ' MAY DAVIDSON 1ssELL.
DORSEY, MARY ALICE. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory OF my
dear mother, MARY ALICE DORSEY. who
went away eight years ago today, April
8, 1912.
In my heart I like to stray
Along the road of yesterday.
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be-
To hear you laugh, to see you smile,
To talk with you little while;
I love to linger on the way
in'' iea0' pRvoqEp nv 1aS5 DAGaHTHR b SeSasrHsy
GREEN, .ADDIE CHASE AND CHARLES
RI. A tribute Of love and devotion to
the memory Of our dear sister, ADDIE
sso Maeh 1 Sh1 s4 snd IS
H. GREEN. who passed away ten years
ego. January %, 1910.
Your life was so unselfsh.
And for others you did live,
But only for what you could give.
Always SO good and kind,
Thinking Of others and trying to md.
a gooQ oee0 70 90, some praise TO say,
That's why you are remembered and
: missed more each day.
DEVOTED BROTHER BRYSON c. CHASE
AND SI6TER-IN-LAW. BELL CHASE.
HAZE, CHARLES ]. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory of our dear
husband and father, CHARLES J. HAZE,
VINO lett us eight years ago. April 8. 1912.
May you rest in peace
Mrs. Charles J. HAZE, the lowing wife, and
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Moses,
and family: Mrs. Sadie Peterson, Mr.
and Mrs. j. c. Hale and family; Mr..
and Mrs. N. c. Hale. Mr. and Mrs.
Georse HAZE, and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert HAZE, and family; Mr.. and Mrs.
James O'Connor Thomas. 8
HOWARD. MARY LOUISE. In loving
remembrance of our dear wife and
mother, NARY LOUISE HOWARD, who
left US two years ago today, April g. 194S.
Our family once was like a big chain,
The link you broke still remains the same;
It left us memories, grief and tears.
To last US through these two sad years.
God gave us strength to carry on.
And taught US to say Thy will be done
So wait for US wife and mother til We
meet again;
And one by one ve'H mend our chain.
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND LOVING CHIL-
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DfatAs
HUFFMAN, RAY RYMaN.

HUFFMAN, RAY RYMAN. Suddenly.
fR o A9 agso RAf 1 TsM
da, Md. beloved husband Of the late
Ada M. Huffman. son Of Mollie e. and
Mrs M Lois GSi5 T. Bovker MrI Leila hsa sisss. s.
Mrs. virsinia H, Fredlund and Il, Roy
ssons ss,T Huffman; bTSther Of Ms: Otis z;
resting AZ the Bethssda-chevy Chase Fu-
a0n Ha G aTs Ros:T s:Tvess vii e. hs
on Monday, April 10. at 8 pm. Interment
Rockville Union Cemetery. 9
INGRAM, MARTHA B. Departed this
THA II s. iSAM APF Of S sss sSq e1da Ms AVE.
nv nv. she 81. is survived By devoted Ian. has-
sls p'pad M Nj father Isrr' r esad: sRa 5snss
and 19s fTiends no Remains n q may 'ns se
hs ss"fd sa Ans F. ons ssI 81 S5r
ave. NV. Funeral services Monday, April
10. at l. pm; at the New Hope Freewill
pi1on oeissins h an0 1ntsrmen, s'a F woed ss
lawn Cemetery. 9
JOHNSON, ALDRIcH On Thursday.
April 9. 1850. ALDRIcH JOHNSON Of
and friends Remains saasHso restins es at
81 Ncrth Patrick St. Aiexandria. Va;
Funeral and interment Hampton, Va. 7,9
ss NV a o .tsin sas
ness HsF esS fisa beovea PIs.
leaves to mourn his passing four devoted
children. three devoted sisters Mrs Sadie
Johnson, Mrs. HARRIET Ward and Mrs.
serhs ToVsr Remans nestns at 1he
and Eye SITS. s.w Notice Of funeral later.
JOHNSON. SEVER. April T.. 1850.
c1iumsia l1n3, Park Landoyer Nd husband Of
Hands l., Edward A. and Richard Allen
johnson Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 5s01 Cleveland ave, Riyerdale,
Interment Arlington. 10
JOHNSTON. WALTER d. Suddenly on
WALTER D. JoHSsroS.' Of Of s' BoNie Md:. Ma
Johnson. He also is survived by a son.
Jeannine Johnston, two sisters, Ethel Ian
ers, J. Frank and Ebert r. Johnston.
Remains resting at Gasch's Funeral Home,
hs,a hhy,aattsyills; . No: where services will be
Reiatives and friends ' invited. a. internent ae D
GlenWood Cemetery.
JONES, JOHN J. On Tuesday. April 4,
1880. at Mount Alto Hospital. JOHN J.
JONES ss,OI.a Of 1900 .on Fort MysF dr. ATnston
Jones, beloved husband of Virginia Jones.
He also leaves two stepchildren, Mary and
Leroy Hawkins; three sisters, Elizabeth
Terry. Christine Jones and Margaret Will
liams; three brothers. Charlie, Frederick
Jackson, Julia Wilson and George Rogers;
one uncle, Edward Rogers, and q host of
other relatives and friends Friends may
Church, 1852 You st. NV, % after 10 SHsi am. n.
Sunday April g. Funeral services Mon
day, April 10, at 1890 pm, at the First
Henry Houston ofnciatina. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tfonal Cemetery $3.50
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All comrades invited.
RosER4 B HotcoMBE adjutant
WALLACE. MARY l.. On Monday, April
L. WALLACE. sister Of Anthony H. Wal;
aunt Of MIS- cbss. orass She HsDer sso
Mrs. Wallace may be viewed at Stewarts
Funeral Home 90 H LIS, st. ne. ea..ad after M II
noon SUNDAY Mass Will be On. Hiiersd sd,I Men on
Olivet Cemetery. $50
WALTER, MANA ELIZABETH. On
As Hospital y MAYA arss EI1zARETH Eii.r Wall Az
mother Of Elya E. walter, MIS-, Anna v:
Cobean. Mrs. Virginia Jackson, Mrs. Grace
F. Herbert; James Robert; George Hume
services on Tuesday @ ApTl 3gil Il rsat, at paa pm
andria, Va. Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Neson sSsns at Va
WARD, GLADYS W. Departed this life
Tnu1Sdsy Apr & IsSS WARp a. ea
r st. NV. She is survived by devoted
george. and james Watkins; father; James
Of other relatives and friends. Remains
may be viewed Saturday: April 3. after 2
pm at the Hall Bros Funeral HONE, g,e,dsy SEl
April 9, at 1:30 pm, at the People,is s s
and 7th SITS. NV. .Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery. -''
WHITMAN. CORAL I. On Thursd.{'
April 6. 1850, at Trenton. n. j., CORAL
/: WHITMAN mother Of viTsinia s Ellen
Whitman Of West E9sleTood N j.; ..a daush,, =,
Cheverly. Nd; slster. Of Mrs. Clara os.
borne Of Cheverly. Md: Mrs: Margaret
ara Joseph Jones Remain Remans unt resting ssooi sif
i4th st. NV. Services at the Little
Church Of Fort Lincoln on Monday, April
10, at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
WILLS, JONAS. Suddenly on Saturday
April s, 1850. at his residence, s12 9th
Msry NJ ns E. ws 51NAs sther d Joseph pf0aDa g. and
William Wills cornslia F., F. Taylor .sSs. AND nd
grandchildren, four great-grandchildren,
one brother and other relatives ,dvs and nl
ranRements by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
Evening star., 1950-04-09

Henry W. LaWton, Camp No
4. U. S. w. ", will assemble a
Gawler's Funeral Parlor, q
7:3O pm, Sunday, to attenc
the funeral of our late COM
rade, GEORGE w. TAYLOR
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ROBERT TATE, President.
PERSlS PATTERSON, Fin;

GRANT. ANNIE. Suddenly, on Wednes-
day, April 5. 1850. at her residence. 1900
of the late Martha and Edward Grant
and sister Of Mrs Hattie Clark, Mrs
Elizabeth Gellam. Mrs. Florence Saunders,
William and Arthur Grant Also surviv-
ing are her nieces, nephews, other rela-
tives and many friends. Friends are
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV, after noon Sum
day. where services will be held Monday,
April 10. at pm. Interment Harmony
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Z. 1850, at the Naval Hos
pital. Bethesda, Md, LUIS H.
KAUFMAN of 5000 Belt I'd.
NV. beloved husband Of Irene
L. Kaufman, father OF Robert
L. kaufman. son Of Rosa and
Isidor Kaufman, brother Of
ice K. Solomon. Services at
Chase Funeral Home, 5101 Wis
NV, on Monday. April 10, at
Interment Arlington National
Courier-herald. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1949-1950, 1950-01-07
Idaho Coyotes
Stop Pioneers

PORTLAND, Jan. 6 R-The
College of Idaho Coyotes came
from behind In the second half
here tonight to upset the Lewis
and Clark Pioneers, 53-47 in a
Northwest conference basketball
opener.
Lewis and Clark, defending
CO champion with Willamette,
went into an early lead and
held 1925 halftime advantage.
But it melted under the sharp.
shooting of Lloyd Neville, Col.
lege of Idaho, making his debut
in the conference.
Neville cashed in 26 points.
The best Lewis and Clark could
manage was II by Rod Downey.
The first half was slow, but
play picked up as the second
period opened. College of Idaho
caught up after five minutes,
81 80, then fought back a fierce
challenge by the Pioneers.
The Idaho team, a darkhorse
entry in the conference, plays
here again tomorrow night
against Lewis and Clark, then
switches to Forest Grove for a
game against Pacific University
Monday.