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Evening star., 1953-01-19
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McCLAIN. EDWARD S. In loving

McCLAIN. EDWARD S. In loving mem
ory of our dear one. EDWARD 8.
McCLAIN who passed away five years
ago today. January 19, 194S.
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FATHER, ONE UNCLE. AND TWO
MILLER, HARRY WESLEY. In sad but
bsn9 oyi9s EaRR9 EsnReraHss e S hfoEfd HIs %o
passed away two years ago today, jan
I remember, / care, 80
Your name Is Whispered e ed i, il !. my ! prayers;
oSH 91tSn wItH Hssa YSTR sSg Tsss here
of my mother a Aba g. iSS1aS %oBLE9s @e%Hho So
passed ppas away 1S51 Sne year ago today Jan
It ever a love existed,
If ever a sweet flower grew,
II eyer soul flled is mission on earth.
And no one knows the bitter pain
That have suffered since lost you
And No1 HE viii l,Ia never H,v be the , same.
PALMER. JOHN W. In sad but loving
PALMER. who departed this life. IL
years ago today His SsngaTY GiTYY,pRs;N T.; 1871;
PRYOR, OSCAR =. In loving memory
Scfscogr Ct our dear husband. and father,
sss ago today 9snusrs snp is sis Sso " Is
We SIT here in the evening.
Thss YOU n0Sanfd cond enf only Snsns eoe home.
we see you in the rosy dawn
:. And In the sunsets light;
You are our rainbow in the day.
YouS euI DEyoFEp EtS!nE s'sE W1fE 4 nssas 4ab Chill
GTISTai GGHTAISShT ESi "a yHNb dRANbDAUdHEfEK.
In loving H aemem6rance S AMe q MlalAM onr dear q
mother. MARY E; ROGERS, who de-
Wnn2yM anIary e leRs RSdESs Sns our Ta dear tss
this life "a years ago, January III, 1919.
THEiR aNR S,T pEv0TEp SONS. HERBERT
RUSS AUBREY A. In loving memory Of
our Ioved one AUBREY A. RUSS, who
uary 10, 1852.
Loving thoughts Of one so dear.
Onen bring q silent tear;
THOUGHTS return to scenes long past.
Time rolls on WIT 1qs meMoriss aNI ssM.sv last;
ROWE, AUGUSTA r. In loying memory
Of my dear mother, AUGUSTA r.
ROWE, who passed away suddenly
20 wears ago today, January 10. 1928.
Away from this world Of sorrow
arTpo 80 E .1Sr hone e. eternal rest.
iRANDsoN. sEsTER &. coMPToN. !.
VAN HORN, ANNIE. In memory Of our
beloved wife and mother. ANNIE VAN
HORN. who departed this life one year
ago today. January 10. 1852.
The beautiful things you did for us
Live in our hearts each day
And keep YOU near and dear to us
Though you have passed away.
THE FAMILY.
WEIGEL, SOPHIE d. In loving remem.
branee OF my dear wife. SOPHIA D..
WEIGEL, who passed away 10 years
ago today, January 10. 1884
The depths Of sorrow ! cannot tell
Of the loss of one loved so well.
And while she sleeps q peaceful sleep,
Her memory ] shall always keep.
YOUNG, EDNA L. In sad and loving
memory of my beloved cousin, EDNA
I. YOUNG, who departed this life
two years ago today. January 10. 1851.
You went 90 quickly. unaware,
II did not know death hovered near;
MY heart Is lonely and my PRAYER
Though ycu have passed oeyond my
Good nisht, dear hearth Good night
Good nightl
DEVOTED COUSIN. INDIANA N.
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Col. John F. Wall, 81,
Retired Army Officer
And Horse Authority

Burial services for Col. John
Furman Wall. u S. A., retired,
nationally known authority on
thoroughbred horses and former
chief Of the Army Remount Serv-
ice at Front Royal. Va, were
to be held at II am. today at
Arlington Cemetery.
Col. Wall. 81. died last Tuesday
atNFort jackson Station Hospital,
s. c.. after q long illness.
He was author of many books
on horses including Thorough
bred Blood Lines" Practical
Light Horse Breeding" and "A
Horseman's Handbook on Practi-
cal Breeding" He also served as
steward at the Charles Town
race track in 1910.
West Point Graduate.
Col. Wall attended the Citadel
and Medical College of South
Caorlina and was graduated
from the United States Military
Academy at West Point in 1911.
After World War I service as
a regimental commander in
France and service in the Philip
pine Islands. Col. Wall became
chief Of the Army Remount
Service. He retired in 1887 and
lived in Camden, S. C. He was
recalled to service at the out
break Of World War II and
served until the end Of the war.
Wrote Service Policies.
While with the remount serv-
ice he wrote the policies for that
branch and travelled extensively
to the race tracks and breeding
farms. He also helped write the
plan for industrial and man
power mobilization in use at that
time.
Survivors include his widow,
a son, John Furman Wall, jr..
of West Point: two daughters,
Mrs. Julian H. Burns, of Cam
den, and Mrs. Charles DAILY of
Rockford, N. j.
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Police Silent on Clues
In Woman S Staying
BY the Assoeioisd Press


CUMBERLAND, Jan. 19.-Au-
thorities were close-lipped today
about clues in the Staying Of
Mrs. Odessa Frances Meister,
but they did reveal they had
"seven or eight suspects"
Paul M. Fletcher, Allegany
County states attorney. declined
to say who, if any, was being
detained.
Mr.. Fletcher said police have
not found the weapon with
which the attractive, 35-year-old
housewife was beaten to death.
Mrs. Meister was reported
missing after she failed to show
up for her afternoon shift at
the Celanese Corp. plant here
on December 20, Her beaten
body was found under a pile
of brush last Friday by two
teen-age students who were out
hunting.
One of the latest clues uncov-
cred was a pair Of mans eye
glasses picked up near the Sc
cluded wooded section where the
body was found.
Authorities were also looking
into the report of two Cumber-
land brothers who said they
saw a 1887 model dark sedan
in the area the afternoon of
December 20. Roy Dolly, %,
and Harry, 20. said they saw a
man and a woman in the car
and that the pair ducked down
behind the seat to avoid being
seen when the Dolly truck
passed.
The brothers said on the re-
turn trip they saw the couple
sitting apart. The Dollys told
police the pair looked to be
about 35 years old.
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good character" Senator Salton-
stall said. "He is an upright
man and I am confident that
he will honestly and conscien-
tiously fill the job to which he is
designated"
Before any questions were
asked by the committee, Sen
ator Capehart. Republican, of
Indiana moved that the nomina-
ton be approved. Senator But
Ter, Republican, of Maine sec
onded the motion, but two DEM
ocratic Senators asked the right
to question him before the vote.
Quizzed on Personnel.
Senator Magnuson, Repub-
lican, of Washington asked Mr..
Weeks whether he would con-
tinue the policy of placing an
Assistant Secretary of Com
merce In charge Of maritime and
other transportation matters.
Mr.. Weeks said he hadn't
studied the situation in detail
and that he would continue the
present system at least tenn
porarily.
Senator Pastore. Democrat, Of
Rhode Island suggested that Mr..
Weeks give a little of his back
ground "for the record, so that
we may know whether there is
anything that might be incom-
patible to his service"
Mr.. Weeks said he knew of
nothing that would prevent him
from doing the job. He said:
'I don't know Of anything that
would prevent me from attempt
ing to do a good job. It will be
an honest attempt, I assure you" !"
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Horafio |. Whifridqe,
Baltimore Financier
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Jan. 19.-Hor-
alto L. Whitridge, f1nancier and
art connoisseur, died Saturday
after brief illness.
Mr.. Whitridge. 70. was an as
sociate, Of the banking house of
John G. Legg g Co. He became
i'll at his home at Stevenson in
Baltimore County and died at
Union Memorial Hospital.
A native of Baltimore, he was
a member and governor Of the
Maryland Club for many years,
a director of the Baltimore Mu-
scum Of Art and the Mercantile
Trust Co.
In addition to his widow, he
leaves three sons, a daughter and
two sisters.
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Dr.. Charles H. Herty,
Prominent Metuilurqist It
BY the AssoeIoted Press

BETHLEHEM. Pa, Jan. 19.-
DR.. Charles Holmes Herty. jr., Sc.
nationally prominent metallur-
gist and assistant to the vice
president Of the Bethlehem Steel
Co.'s Steel Division. died Sat-
urday in st. Luke's Hospital here
of a heart ailment.
DR.. Herty was with the Beth
lehem Steel Co. for 10 years and
introduced many improvements,
including particularly those in
open hearth furnace practices.
He devised the Herty viscosime-
ter for testing Stag. He did much
conservation work in strategic
materials during World War II.
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{. F. Sauer, Jr., Helped
Establish Extract Company
BY the Assoeioted Press


RICHMOND. Va. Jan. 49,
c. F. Sauer. jr.. who helped estab-
lish one Of the South's foremost
food extract firms. died here
yesterday at the age of 62.
Mr.. Sauer had been president
and treasurer of the c. F. Sauer
Co. since the death Of his father
in 1927. The senior Sauer
founded the firm.
Mr.. Sauer attended Virginia
Military Institute and New York
University. and was a member
Of the Commonwealth Club and
Country Club of Virginia.
Funeral services were to be
held at 4 o'clock this afternoon
at st. Johns Evangelical
Church. with burial in Holly
wood Cemetery.
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Arthur Wood, Composer

y LONDON, Jan. 10 (P.--Arthur
Wood. n. conductor, composer,
and well-known London the
atrical figure, died yesterday. He
wrote orchestral works and mu-
sical comedy scores and was mu-
sical director for many London
stage shows during a 30-year
period.
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S. RLADEN, who passed away Is years
ago today. January 10, 1928. MAJ
They say g.,a time .. heals ta soasst 81 sorrow
But time 50 far has only proved
aIg Her BEnoHEb RasH %lfs Wife, nm MA15. U.s..
BROWN, LILLIAN NICKENs: In memory
Of Lillian y an, NIcRENs 1 ZEN BROWN Who
January 10. 1914.
Deep in our lives is a lonely spot
Your bright face used to fill.
But naught can take your. memory.
oas MoThER ealhfS .nfssi BAD aaS Aap elYlss sfs Will
BROWN, LILLIAN N. In loving memory
Of our dear niece. Lillian N. BROWN.
who departed this life nine years ago
today, January 10. 1914.
eyes have sed Wn.a many eesrs
GOD only knows how we miss you
AuNrs. I sALL1E. e. Lucy ITs AN AND 'iIaS HAVANA.
my sodmother. ANNIE BROWN GRANT.
January 10. iS4s. ' -'' '0'"''
God saw your footsteps falter
ana your heal heart crow weak and faint;
He knew YOUR every complaint.
So He bid you rest for a reason,
For the pathway had grown too steep,
An And folded IN fair green pastures.
ne sAVe n's '0es GopcHILp SCH i5eeP; louise.
CLINTON. GRANT w. In memory Of
GRANT W. CLINTON who passed away
one year ago today. January 10. 1859.
year has passed since that sad day
aG When tan The one We Loved was called
Su' IN 0V5 W1FE hsasis AND ns cHIEpREN. iyese s.i
KEY, FREEMAN ). In loving memory
Of % our dear husband and father.
one year ago today, January 10, 1852
We never knew when you were taken
That you would never return;
The shock was hard. the pain severe;
We never knew your death so near.
Oh. for . touch of his loving hands,
To hear hts dear voice that Is stalled;
A place Is vacant in our lonely hearts
Which never can be filled.
God knows how much we miss you.
Never shall memory fade;
Loving thoughts shall ever wander
TO toy1N rs iRst WfFE EhsEe xNp ySp SON ses LAID
KIBBLE, MARY ETA. A tribute Of
@oshel oUs to and ae Nary %
KIBBLE whc passed away 20 years ago
todav. January 10. 1925.
How strange it seems with so much gone
Of life ano. love to still live on;
4Ct lOtC Will uICdul huQ. 4olSu WILL tIuSb
That somehow, somewhere. meet we
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS AND GRAND
CHILDREN.
KNIGHT, ERNEST. In memory Of my
fiance, ERNEST KNIGHT, who passed
away one wear ago today. January
19. 1852.
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed.
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies In my heart concealed.
FIANCEE, DOROTHY.
MAHONEY, JOHN II. In memory OF our
son and brother, JOHN q. MAHONEY,
who passed away two years ago today.
January 10. 1851.
From the grave came
Johns voice so sweet,
] am not dead, mother,
] am only asleep.
HIS MOHER. DAISY MAHONEY; SIS.
TER r guAMETTCA; nECA;;.ER EERoTHERS AZ, 1AlMEs:;
AND CHARLES MAHONEY.
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Emery odeII, Publisher

MONROE. Wis. Jan. 10 pr
Emery Odell. 81. publisher of the
Monroe Evening Times for more
than so years, died yesterday of
a heart ailment. Mr.. Odell was
stricken Tuesday. He had been
in failing health for several
years.
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at 10 am. to-
day at the
Church Of st.
Thomas the
Apostle. 1865
Wooclley road
NV. Burial
will be in st.
Mary's Gene
terry.
Mr.. Kent,
66, who lived
at 1901 Con-
necticut ave-
nue. NV, died
unexpecte d ly
of a heart at.
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Military School Greeted

QUEBEC. - Canada's newest
service college is the College Mil
itaire Royal de St.-Jean at st.
John. Quebec. It was created
especially to train French-speak-
ing Canadians as officers In the
three armed services.
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Col. H. H. Burdick

DETROIT. Jan. 10. R.-Co1.
Henry H. Burdick, "a, real estate
editor OF rhe Detroit Free Press,
died yesterday after a long ILL
ness. A veteran military man.
Col Burdick joined the Free
Press in 1893.
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Cabinet
Continued From First Page.)

man other than Hummer, who
will study the case carefully"
Senator McCarran also asked
Mr.. Brownell about a rumor he
had heard that the new Attor-
ney General had expressed the
view that there has been too
much investigation Of commu-
nisrn.
"That rumor and gossip is ILL
founded" the nominee replied.
'I have never made the state
ment referred to in your ques-
tion."
Mr.. Brownell also was asked
what advice he has given Gen.
Eisenhower about whether the
new administration has the pow
er or should ask for the resigna-
tions Of United States attorneys
appointed for terms which still
have several years to run.
The witness said he is still
studying that question.
Free Hand for Hoover.
Asked for his attitude toward
turning over confidential files
to congressional committees, Mr..
Brownell said he would have to
study that also, because there
are various categories of files.
Generally speaking, he said he
wanted committees to have all
the information that can be
given them properly.
He assured the Senate that
j. Edgar Hoover will continue
to enjoy a free hand in the di-
rection of the FBI.
AS to whether United States
attorneys should be permitted
private practice, Senator McCar-
ran suggested the problem needs
study. The Senator added that
if they are to be denied private
practice, salaries will have to be
raised or only mediocre prosecu-
tors will be obtained.
Humphrey Cuts Ties.
Mr.. Humphrey, Cleveland in
dustrialist, received a cordial re-
ception from the Senate Finance
Committee but was subjected to
a searching questioning.
In the case Of Mrs. Hobby, CO.
editor and co-publisher of the
Houston Post. the hearing was
brief.
Mr.. Humphrey told the COM
mittee he has resigned from all
his corporate connections, the
chief one being the Craftsmanship
Of the board of the M. A. Hanna
Co., a steel and ore concern of
Cleveland. He said his salary and
bonuses there totaled more than
$500, 900 a year.
He said he still retains COM
mon stock interest in four COM
panies, the Hanna Co., the
Hanna Coal and Ore Corp. the
National Steel Corp. and the
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal
Co.. He said his interests In
those companies is less than 5
per cent--ia most cases substan-
tally less of the total stock
interest. Even If the holdings
Of his family are included the
interest would be less than 10
per cent. he said.
Dividends Only Income.
The law applying to the Office
is explicit that the Secretary
of the Treasury shall not
directly or indirectly be con-
cerned or interested in the
carrying on Of business, or trade,
or commerce"
Mr.. Humphrey said he viii
have no income from any COM
pany other than dividends. He
said he understands this Is per-
mitted and he has had the advice
Of his counsel in Cleveland.
saltonstaII Backs Weeks.
The Senate Commerce Com
mittee approved Mr.. Weeks as
Secretary Of Commerce at q To-
minute hearing.
Senator Saltonstall. Repuhh-
can, Of Massachusetts, presented
Mr.. Weeks to the committee as
his lifelong friend and college
mate
"I know him to be an able
man IN business. honest and Of
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Mrs. cIoru K. Haynes

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Jan. 10
R. Mrs. Clara K. Haynes. "a.
widow Of Frederick j. Haynes,
former president of the Dodge
Motor Car Co. Of Detroit, died
at her home yesterday.
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Henry ]. Kent Dies;
Was Trial Examiner
For Labor Board

Funeral services for Henry
Joseph Kent. Federal trial ex-
aminer for the National Labor
Relations Board, were to be held
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Annual Church MEETING

The Rock Spring Congrega-
tional Church, Rock Spring and
Little Falls road, Arlington, will
hold its annual meeting at 1880
pm. Thursday. A fellowship
hour will precede the meeting.
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1901 l4th st. NV. on Tuesday. Jsn-
uary 20 1853. at pm:
HAYWOOD BRADDOCK Commander.
SUE WOOD. Adjutant
WULFF, JOHN r. On Monday, January
10, 1853, at Arlington Hospital.
JOHN F WULFF of 1920 N. Rhodes
St., Arlington, Va. beloved husband of
Sonia j.. Wulff and brother Of Fred
H. Wulff of Fairfield. Iowa. Friends
may cali at the Ives Funeral Home.
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
where funeral services will be held en-
Wednesday. January 81. at IL am. In
terment private. 20
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1n Mrnturtattt

BLADEN, BERNARD 8. In memory of
my dearly beloved husband, BERNARD
S. RLADEN, who passed away Is years
ago today, January 10, 1928. 7
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NLES va M6IuDeIS OI CIVI
Service Commission Post
No. 80, American Legion,
are requested to attend
services conducted by the
National Guard of Honor
for our departed Comrade
CHARLES M. WOOD at
Hines Co. Funeral Home
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CATANACH, MIRIAM o. On Saturday.

january II 1908, at her RESIDENCE,
1907 18th st NV. MIRIAM o. CATA-
MACH beloved wife OF Charles j.
Catanach, sister OIL Mrs May johnson
Of washing ton. D. c.; Mrs. Edith A.
Martin OF Newburgh. Ind; MIS- Mar.
gGret j. HaWley of Takoma Park. Md;
Mrs Sara Holmes of Uncasville Conn.
and Mrs Eunice M. Railey of Takoma
Park, Md Friends may call at the
above residence where services will be
pm, Interment Congressional Cemetery.
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Dratha

EBERLY, ROSA; On Sunday. January
is: 1888 r. sa anE EgERLY; dalshser Of
She also is survived By several nieces.
Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave. NV. on We'd
ntsg ment priSste Ssa1cs Oak Hi cemsRsens. R Please
omit flowers. 20
II 1889 1859 JOHN q On w. saE9laasi Ell u Rnppert saas1f
Home, 1900 Good Hope rd. Sc. be-
loved brother of the late Albert Eli;
saoo @S ea ave- ~ Has st Eastern sve
ne. where services viii be held on
Wednesday, January 81, at. 2. pm.
Relatiyes and and friends invited. Inter
FOSTER. EDITH w. Died on Saturday.
pa nH III 1soS e. rosrSR g GsasfE III aasl Hos
St. ne. She leaves beloved husband,
William Foster: two sisters, Mrs. Agnes
Thomas and Mrs. Rose C. Lucas; two
55rothers, Alfred Williams and Thomas
and host Of relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed after pm.
ea9nShs erouah r1nsraI 5sngiry Home ns the ST. R. L.
at the oakshade Baptist Church. Cat
lett, Va. Interment church cemetery.
GOODING, WILLIAM c. tyACKl. On
ASk 5aesoeg aooDNa M 1888 q sYs5 NeM
Of Alma Gooding. brother Of Mrs.
Eva Anderson. Mrs Annie May Delmar,
Wilford. Robert and Edward Gooding;
Home. 2901. l4th st. NV, on Tuesday,
walkers Chapel Cemetery, cSsi fsussas Madison
County, Va.
HALL, ALICE M. On Saturday, January
Il, 1879. At, Washingtop In msanitarium;
Of the late Harry Hall, mother Of Mrs.
Mrs. Edith M. Pixton, Mrs. Lily H.
Ridgeway,. Miss Gertrude. H., William
ra.t,aa H: and Harry arr W csI Pickles Remains
Tuesday January 20. Services at the
vary %, ct 2 pm; Tnterment Andrew
HARRIS. REV. CHRISTINE. On Thurs
day January pyv 15 1929 st qsiingsE
Summit. N.sJ.. beloved mother of Rev.
James E. Mccoy. Also surviving are
law: :hree sisters, Is nieces, Il nephews
friends, Friends are invited to cali at
the Latney's Funeral Home. 1922 l1th
uary go Funeral services on Wednes-
day. January II. at il noon at the
Mount Zion Pentecostal Holiness
e.. Fisher officiating. Internent
HERRICK, MYRON D. on Saturday.
January. u, 1853. MYRoN D: HER
ham Hills, Md. beloved husband of
Eunice M. Herrick (nee Kidwell Krause),
father of Paul Herrick of California
fste nd Milton HsrricS % f
aaa and Mrs y, Rita craddosk; Friends may may
r. l. ave. at Eastern ave. me-, where
services will be held on Wednesday.
January 21, at 1890 am. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 20
HORRID, SADIE MIDDLETON. On Fri
day January 10. 1853. SADIE MID
DLETON HORRID of 1853 st. Sc.
She leaves her husband, Joseph Horrid;
a devoted sister and brother, Mrs.
Alice Wells and William T. Middleton;
a niece. Lillian Middleton, and sister
in-law, Mrs, Edna Middleton. and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call on TUESDAY. January 20. after
fye% sbs January FL At
4th and D sts. Sc. Rev. Cecel B.
LeGrange oficiating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Alex
ander s. Pope. 20
JACKSON. GRACE L.. Magnolia Council
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DratAB

ALLEN, RAYMOND A. (GUS). On satur-
day, January II, 1853, RAYMOND A.
tGUSl ALLEN of 1921 washington pi.
ne. devoted son of Mrs. Esther CoStleyi
step-son of Homer Costley, grandson OF
Frank and Ida Thomas and John Allen.
He also is survived by one great-aunt
Alice Butler; one great-uncle, Henry
Thomas; seven aunts, seven uncies, o
host of other relatives and friends.
Notice of funeral later. Services oy
Stewart. ~
ANDERSON, RAYMOND C. On Thurs-
day. January Is. 1858. RAYMOND 6.
ANDERSON beloved husband OF Bertha
B. Anderson, son of Mrs. Fannie An
derson and the late william H.. Ander-
SON brother of Leona Hendricks. He
also is survived by a stepson, Oscar
Mcdaniel; a niece. Mrs. Margaret Hart
of BROOKLYN. N. Y: an aunt, Mrs. Ger
trude Chisley: two grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. After IL
noon Tuesday. January 20. friends are
invited to call at the w. Ernest Jarvis,
Funeral Church. 1882 You st; NV.
where funeral services will be held We'd
nesday. January 81. at 10 am. the
Rev. DIR. Roberts officiating. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment .Arling-
ton National Cemetery. (Family may
be seen at 1885 Willard st. NV. Apt.
20) 20
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GRACE L. Magnolia Council

kSON, GRACE L. Magnolia Council
.H of W. is hereby notified Of the
funeral of l.. D. GRACE L.
~ JACKSON on Wednesday,
January 21, 1858, at / pm.
. from the Malvan & Schey
Funeral Home, N. j. ave.
1 r st. NV Council services Tues
'. January 20, at 8 pm. at the
lei al home
HENRIETTA CARTER. L. D. R.
ATE RENNTTT Coapafo
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CARR, MAE. Suddenly on Sunday, Jan.
uary IS. 1853, at her residence, 5S2O
Of Frank p. Carr. mother of Frank
P. Carr. jr. Funeral from Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 14th st. NV, on
Wednesday, January 81, at $50 am.
REQUIEM mass from ST. GabriePs Church
at am. Interment Mount Ollvet
Cemetery. 20
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v. ALEX. Members of Hiram
Lodge No. d, A. and A. s.
Rite MasonS OF the World,
are hereby notified of the
death of REV. ALEX
BUFFEY on Sunday, jan
uary IS, 1853, at his
home, 1O3 49th st. ne.
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BROWN, SARA. On Sunday, Janusry
Is, 1858. SARA BROWN of ~
st. s.w. She is survived by a devoted
nephew, Roy KelSon, other relatives
and friends. Remains may be viewed
after 5 pm. Tuesday, January, 20. at
the Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home
614 4th st. .s.w. Funeral "wednesday;
Holiness Church, 3001 Stanton rd. Sc,
Rev Elizabeth Kicks officiating. Inter,
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 70