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Or. R. B. Ambedkor, SO, Chief
Author of India Constitution

NEW DELHI, Dec. 6 (R.-Dr.
b. r. Ambedkar, So, nominal
leader Of India's so million I'M
touchables and chief architect
of the nations republican con-
stitution, died in his sleep here
today, apparently of a heart
attack.
DR.. Ambedkar, pro-American
and a graduate Of Columbia Uni4
versity in New York, was a bril-
liant writer and lawyer.
His determination to find a
better place in Hindu society
for the outcast untouchables led
him into frequent clashes with
Mohandas K. Gandhi, Prime
Minister Nehru and other In
dian leaders.
Mr.. Nehru nevertheless made
him his law minister when India
became a republic. In that post,
DR.. Ambedkar was the main au-
thor Of the Indian constitution
adopted six years ago.
Later he left the government
and became a frequent critic OF
Mr.. Nehru's foreign and domes-
tic policies. He was a member
of the upper House of Parlia-
ment.
Two months ago ne was con-
Iverted to Buddhism and told
Iuntouchables this was the only
way to escape the "tyrannies'
of Hinduism's teaching that the
touch Of the outcasts denies the
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Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at 1920 am. tomorrow in
st. Michael's Catholic Church in
Annandale for Joseph F. Heath
40, director of the AFL-CIO's
Washington. Maryland, Virginia
and Delaware region.
Mr.. Heath died yesterday in
Arlington Hospital of injuries
suffered october / in an auto
mobile accident, near Win
chester. Va.
Mr.. Heath was United States
labor adviser to the Mutual Sc
curity Administrators Europ-
can program from 1913 through
1853. He was a former secretary
of the Philadelphia Metal Trades
Council, and national vice presi-
dent Of the American Federation
of Government Employees.
He became director Of Region
4 when the Go and AL merged
Mr.. Heath lived at 1924 Am
herst avenue, Springfield. Va
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Catherine T. Heath, and
six children, Mrs. Robert M. But
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Thomas A. McNomuru, 81,
US. EmpIoye for "a Years

Thomas A. Mcnamara, 81
whose Government career COW
cred A years. died yesterday OF
a circulatory ailment at Mount
Alto Veterans Hospital. Mr.
Mcnamara had been i'll since
September, and underwent an
operation three weeks ago.
Mr.. Mcnamara, who began his
career as a Government mes
senger in the old Patent ONCE in
1912, was a travelling auditor fol
the Veterans Administration al
the time of his death. Earlier, he
served as personnel director fol
the General Accounting Office
and the Railroad Retirement
Board.
Before World War I, Mr.. Nc
Namara was chief of the division
of mails and messengers in the
United States Shipping Board.
! He became an Investigator and
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Dr.. George Ridout,
Ex-NoyuI Officer
In Medical Corps

Services for DR.. George Bond
Ridout of Lacrosse, Wis. a for
mer commander in the Navy
Medical Corps who died Novem-
Der rs, will be held at 2 pm.
Saturday in the chapel of the
Hysong funeral home, 1900 N
Street NV.
DR.. Ridout died in Lacrosse
where he had practiced for a
number of years. His wife. the
former Elizabeth Engle Of Silver
Spring. died in Lacrosse in
1855.
He is survived by a daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Candida Ridout.
a student at Mount Holyoke
College. South Hadley, Mass; a
brother. Albert Kilburn Ridout.
Pelham Manor, N. Y, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Ruth Ridout Nielsen of
Audubon, N. j.
DR.. Ridout was the son of the
late DR.. and Mrs. George Ridout.
missionaries for many years in
the Far East.
Burial in Glenwood Cemetery
will be private.
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accountant after the war before
entering private business in 1923.
He returned to Government
service in 1928 with the Treasury
Department. Shortly afterward.
he transferred to the examina-
ton division of the Federal Loan
Board. In 1888 he became a
deputy farm loan registrar and
also was in charge of offlce
personnel in the Baltimore divi-
sion.
A veteran of Navy service in
World War l, Mr.. Mcnamara
was a member of Kenneth Nash
Post of the American Legion. He
was active for many years in
st. Gabriel's Catholic Church.
land also belonged to the Holy
Name Society. He was a former
member of the Washington
Council, knights of Columbus.
Mr.. Mcnamara was a native
of Washington. He lived at 1908
Erie street, Hyattsville,'
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Grace Fallon Mcnamara Of the
home address; his daughter, Mrs.
Francis X. Maggie, 7705 Twenty
fifth avenue, Hyattsville. and FIVE
grandchildren. He also is sur
vived by three sisters, the Misses
Agnes c., Winifred F.. and Ce-
celia M. Mcnamara. all Of 81
Michigan avenue NE.
Services will be held at the
Collins funeral home. 1921 Four
tenth street NV. tomorrow at
$3.50 am. Mass will be said at
st. Gabriels Catholic Church at
8 am. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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1n Mrnturtant

BRYANT, MARY CARR. Sacred TO th,
memory Of my dear aunt, MARY CARR
BRYANT, who departed this life
ssish,teesena years ago today December
Years may pass. but memory last
Her NEPHEW. A. D. CARR.
GRIMES, MAY Z. In loving memoir!
Of our dear sister, MAY z. GRIMES
who passed away one year ago to
day. December 8, 1866.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear sister.
It's sweet TO breathe thy name:
In life We loved you dearly,
In death We do the same.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which we never will part:
Though God has you in His keeping
We still have you in our hearts.
YOUR LOVING SISTERS, AGNES AM
remembrance Of our dear sister. MAR
F. MORRIS (nee CasselD. who de
parted this life eleven years ago to
day, December o, l945.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by
OF the one we loved and can nevsl
JOHN. NELLIE. ELIZABETH. ANNII
AND CHARLES.
ROBINSON, JAMES HENRY. In low
HENRY RoBfNsoN qeS Who 5ri eassed A ava;
1855.
December brings sad memories
OF dear one gone to rest:
Yon viii never be forgotten
DEVOTED FRIEND, MRS. IRENE
GENTRY.
RUSSELL, MAMIE BURREL. In lovinr
memory Of our sister and aunt MA.
ME BURREL RUSSELL, who passed
g. 1854. S The FAMILY S'
TYLER. ALEXANDER. A tribute o.
loving memory to my dear husband
. ALEXANDER TYLER, who passed. aWay
one. year ago today, December o
One year has passed away. dear Al
How well do remember that SAD ant
weary day.
] often SIT and think Of you,
To think OF how you died.
To know you could not say eood-by
Before you closed your eyes.
God gave me strenEth e bear II
What Il meant to lose you.
The world will never know,
You slipped so quietly away, perhaps
twas Tor the best.
! pray that God may give you sweet
dreams and quiet rest.
The blow was heavy, the shock severe
But only those who have lost can. tel
OF the grief Of parting without fare.
well.
II all the world we're mine to give
I would give II. yes, and more,
Come smiling through the door
DEVOTED WIFE, JOSEPHINE.
WHITE. JAMES G. 10 LOVING memory d
my dear husband. JAMES {. WHITE
who passed away eighteen years agS
to-day, December 9, 1888.
Loved In life, remembered IN death.
WIFE, MARY Z. WHITE
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Dratha

VAN sWEARINGEN, RUTH PEGGY
M. On. Monday, December 8. 1855
At Aberdeen, Nd: RUTH peggy M
c.. wife Of benSil D. Van sWe sHi
and mother of Sandra and Denzil, ali
o. Darlington. Md; sister Of Reginald
" Hoasland, ir., and daughter Of
Mich, and the late Marvel E. HoaE.
land Of Washington, D. C. Funera
services will be held at the TarrinI
funeral Home. Aberdeen, Md. on Fri,
ment dort Lincoln Z Cemetery ai' - 8.
DONALD X, 3rd. Or
Wednesday, December 5, 1856. DON,
AID K. WALLACE. 3rd, of 3lO4 Win.
dom rd;. Mount Rainier, Md, beloved
son OF Donald K. 2nd. and Margare
Carol Jean and Timothy j. Wallace
neral Home, 1900 Rhode. Island ave- r.
az Eastern ave. ne. where services
at / pm. Relatives and friends in.
yited. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery Please omit flowers II
lieu Of flowers, kindly make contribu
U tiSns TO the Dr. Rice Leukemia Fund
WEGMANN. ALPHONSE ]. On Thurs.
day. DECEMBER g.. 1855, in Mobile
Ala. ALPHONSE ]. WEGMANN, hus-
band OF the late Mary Eliza Reynolds
Mneema am brother OF Frank x; and
Mrs. Amelia NUNS and the late John
x. Weemann: Funeral in New, Orle-
ans, La, Friday morning. December z,
from the House of Bultman. 1898 St
Charles ave. Interment Metairie Gem
WEST, SAMUEL, JR. On Sunday. De.
kember 9, 1856, at George Washington
university Hospital SAMUEL WEST
JR.,. devoted husband Of Ruth E
West, father of Carolyn. son of Dora
MeS sro brother Jesse Of A sDs Kesy LSe iI
He also is survived by a host Of Other
cal at Boyd's Funeral Home. 1926
2IOotnhnu.St: nw.' after pm; Thursday
cember Z. at pm, from the Hous,
OF PRAYER, Church Of God, Contra
ave. and Ritchie I'd. Maryland. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery. 9
WILSON. JESSE E. Suddenly. on Tues
DAY. December 4. 1859. JESSE E
o'Toolel, father Of Mrs. Marilouis,
Graymount OF New York City, N. Y.
Leo E; Wilson Of Laurel. Md: Pau
v; Wilson and John F. Wilson, botl
The Timothy HanlOn Funeral Home
December Z, at 1870 am. High re.
QUEEN mass at st. Anthony's Church
18th and Monroe SITS ne, at II
am. Relatives and friends are in.
vited. Interment Gate Of HEAVIER
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
Fitehburg. Mass, papers please copy J
wOoDsON. HANNIBAL w. On wednes.
day. December D, 1856, HANNIBAL w
WOODSON OF 3G Que 81. ne He
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
wife. Minnie E. Woodson; two brothers
Andrew Woodson and Samuel WoodsoT
Of New Kent County. Va. Mans
other relatives and friends also sur
vive. After 3 pm. Friday. December
z. friends may call the Frazier FII-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave
NV. Funeral services will be held al
] pm. Saturday, December 3, at tn,
Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th and p SITS
NV, the Rev. Harold Hunter oficiat-
Ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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Except for a period of hospi
talizatlon at Childrens Hospita
in the beginning, when trans
Illusions were given, Donald hai
been an out-patient there. TIT
new drugs made this possible
His mother gave them to hin
at home, sometimes up to 81
pills a day and he made regular
trips to the hospital for a checI
of his blood count. There, HI
asked intelligent questions abou
the nature of his illness, which
were answered by the doctors
looked through the microscope
and was. throughout, an ex.
tremely cooperative patient.
Cortisone, used with azaserinC
and 6-mercaptopurine, make il
possible for a child's body tt
manufacture red blood cells, anC
at the same time repress tumol
cells.
Donald was one of a GROUP
of leukemia patients being
studied under the Children1
Hospital research program. Par
of his expenses were betrayed
by the hospitals leukemia fund
and the Stewart Research Fund
Continued In School
Donald was able to continue
his schooling, and was in thu
third grade at the Thomai
Stone Elementary School, wherl
he made excellent grades. H,
attended school until the frs
week of November, and was hos.
pitalized November IL. Donald
who was born here, celebrated
his ninth birthday June 3. HI
attended Sunday School at tn,
Mount Rainier Methodist Church
Donald had several hobbies
He raised tropical fish, made
model airplanes, and had de.
veloped a stamp collection. Many
people who knew of his illness
sent stamps to him. "He didn'
get the last ones in his booI
lat ALL" his grandmother, Mrs
Bessie Wallace explained.
/ When Donald was frs
stricken, the Red Cross broadcas
an appeal for blood that brough
response from all over the coun
try, Donald's father said. Som
persons offered suggestions TO
treatment; some suggested pas
sages of Scripture the famil.
might read.
Although Donald understood
the nature of his illness yer,
well, his family does not know
if he knew how it would end. i
he did, he didn't say so. HI
always told every one he fell
fine. He told his nurse he fell
fine shortly before he died early
yesterday morning.
Donald is survived by hi
parents, of 3104 Window road
a sister, Carol Jean, Z, and {
brother, Timothy j., sever
months. His paternal grand.
mother, Mrs. Wallace, lives al
81 Eighth street NE. His ma.
Iternal grandparents. Mr.. anC
Mrs. Timothy Rind, live IL
Erie, Pa.
Services will be held at Nal
Iley's funeral home, 1900 Rhod'
Island avenue at Eastern avenue
N. E. tomorrow at / pm. Buria
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
The family asks that expires
sions of sympathy be sent to tn,
Lukemia Fund at Children
HOSPITAL.
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Dovid w. Hunter. so,
Textile Mill Official /,

ROCK HILL, S. c., Dec. 6 lP)
David w. Hunter. 6O-year-olC
retired textile mill executive
died at his home yesterday afteI
several months of declining
health.
A native Of Greensboro, N. c.
he was associated with the Ar.
cade Cotton Mills here from
1882 until his retirement in 1858
He had served as treasurer
president. chairman of the boarc
and a director at various times
He became q member of the
Advisory Board when Arcade
was purchased by Mt, Vernon.
Woodbury. in 1853.
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J. F. Heath, Union Official,
Injured in October Crash

Iler. Of 1900 Massachusetts, ave.
nue. NV. Mrs. Sandra Bierig
Princeton, N. j.; and JOSEPH
Francis, jr., Jacqueline A., Vero.
MICA A. and Constance NJ, al
Iof the home address.
Also surviving are his mother
Mrs. Helen Heath and a sister
Anna Beatrice, and two brothers
John and Martin, all Of Phila.
delphia.
Burial will be in Columbis
Gardens Cemetery,
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Anurfltttu

JAFFE, DAVID. An unwilling in
on Sunday. December o. 1865, at IL
noon. at King David Cemetery, Falls
Church, Va. Relatives and friends
invited. o
R0SENBLATT, GABRIEL. There will be
an unwilling TO the memory of the late
GABRIEL ROSENBLATT at the Adas
Israel Cemetery on Sunday, December
9, 1856. at 1880 pm. Relatives and
ABE AND MEYER RosENBLATT.
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With Regard to a
Cord of Thonks

Very often o card Of thanks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardly be solved in ony other wuy.
Not only is it gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florul tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the muny to whom q per.
sonol note OF thanks ccnnot we'll be
mailed or whose numes and 3D.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
O cord Of Thanks muy be arranged
by telephone 70 The Stur ST. $4,000
The Evening ond Sunday Stor
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DR.. E. A. Waters

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Dec.
tR.--Dr. E, A. Waters, vice
president Of the University Of
Tennessee and dean of the uni
versity's graduate school, dice
today at University Hospital. He
had been admitted last week fol-
treatment of an ulcer condition
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higher castles. Some 100000 I'M
touchables followed him into
Buddhism at an impressive mass
ceremony.
The Indian parliament ad-
|journed in DR.. Ambedkar's menu
DRY after Mr.. Nehru said, HE
was a symbol of the revolt
against all oppressive features
in Hindu society. He re-
belled against something which
we should all rebel against"
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o. A. Peterson

OMAHA. Nebr., Dec. 6 Dr.
Oscar Arthur Peterson, so, as.
sistant chief special agent fol
the Missouri Pacific Railroad
died yesterday. He was with
the railroad for about 80 years
all of them spent in the special
agents division.
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Pupriku HOMEGROWN

NEW ORLEANS. = Paprika is
being cultivated with some sue
cess in South Louisiana. Prior to
World War II the United States
imported upwards of $40 million
of the spice in each year.
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CEMETERY LOTS

cTDAR HIIL-MuSi sn eso.ss io,s
irmsdlatsly, very % Hfiee. IA
6.A1ey tsfore On.
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LOUISE H. ISAAC secy.
HALEs. DOROTHY. On Monday. De
cember g., 1856, DOROTHY HALEs
beloved wife Of Silas d. Hales,. daugh-
ter Of Maude Carter. mother Of Evelyn
Ellis; Gloria Ellis MarE Mae,cr DoHe sas
FrandmotheT r' Of Mary Elisabeth Little.
John, sister of Louise and Phillip r
Carter. She, also is survived by hos
late Mrs Haies may be viewed at tn,
| Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H st. ne.
after pm. Thursday. December d
where services will be held on Friday
lington National Cemetery.
HAMILTON. FANNIE ELLA. Departed
this life on Wednesday, December 3
1856, at the Stoddard Baptist Home
324 BRYANT St. NV. FANNIE ELI
! HAMILTON. ARRANGEMENTS by thu
Taft II. Williams Funeral Home, 444!
peane ave. ne. Notice OF iunera
! later
HASH. CHESTER A. on Wednesday
I December >. 1856, At his residence
! HASH, tie beloved husband OF the
( late Mary L. Hash, father OF Mary
E. Tramel, Chester Lee, Samuel j..
c cSroE Ha sRna'n sansFa E sfdes
the simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd Sc, on Friday, De.
eember Z. at 2 pm. lnterment Fort
! ltMNAehss
HEATH, JOSEPH FRANCIS. Suddenly
on wednesday. December 5, 1855, a
Arlington Hospital JOSEPH FRANCIS
HEATH Of 1924 Amherst ave, Spring
fieid. Va, beloved husband Of Mrs
Robert NJ. Butler Of washington, D. c.
Mrs. Sandra BieriE Of Princeton. n. \.
Joseph Francis Heath, IT., and tn
Misses Jaeqgelins A. Veronica ~ a., 4. ho an;
address. son Of Mrs.. Helen Heath ane
brother Of Miss Anna Beatrice. Heath
John and Martin Heath all Of Phila.
\ delphia. Pa Friends may call At thu
Fitzgerald Funeral Home. 3245 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. parking in rear
rosary 90 Thursday. December o. a
brstsd at 81. Miehaei's CATHOLIC Church
Annandale, Va. on Friday. Deeembel
I. 4 az 1870 am, inierment columei'
HEYwARD. BRss AUSTIN. On Tues
day, December 4. 1855. At her home
\ 10000 Rogart I'd, Silver Spring, Mo
y BESS AUSTIN HEYWARD. wife o
i Clarence Hayward and mother OF Davit
u N Barton grandmother Of Mary Eliza
beth. Allan and Dianne Louise Bar
I ton. Mrs, Hayward rests ~ the Warnel
j r. Humphrey Funeral Home. s434 Geor.
re lsnds ave ms si's Visit sOr Esh Is. tamIS
between SO pm on wednesday, De,
y cembtr .. Services AZ the aboyl
N funeral home on Thursday, December
i 8, at = pm parking facilitiesl. In.
terment parklawn Cemetery. In prefer
i ence 81 flowers, sympathy may BE- ex'
pressed IN the form Of memorials 4
the American Heart Association, J i54
10Th 81, nv.
HOGAN. MARY. on wednesday. pecem
Der s 1855 MARY HOGAN Oh So n
/ 81 nv, beloved oauEhter Of the lat
\ Patrick and BRIDGET Hogan Friend
may call az the Il Costello Panera
| Home 522 North Capitol 81, unti
30 an Friday. December Re
A. 10 an Relatives and frenos IN
Fited. iniermFnt Mount oAyst Gene
terry
HUNTINGTON. RORERT TILDEN. 81
On Tuesday December 4 1856. A
his home, J5dl W ni nv. ROHER1
TuDEN HUNTINGTON sR beloved
husband % Fioffnce Mabel Hunting
ton and father Of Robert Y Hununa
ton. lf Mrt Gsgrge Onrieu arr
Ms. Harold ConneftF ef Wilmington
D4i Services 81 The Birch F1nara
Y Homt 3QJt n " ~. % Friday
{ Dgesmkef A. en-. lntermen
Rork Ggttk Crmetesy s
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~ n ter, No. ., o. f. s. an
NM nounces the death of SISTER
w BLANCHE MAY GRUBB. Flu.
A$4koN neral services at the s. II
Hines Co. Funeral Home
290l 14th St NV on Fri.
day. December Z, 1856, al
1p.m. MILDRED 2; YE e HE'S:
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GIBSON, MRS. S. BELLE. Ofhcers and
~ -, members of Martha cambridge
R Council, No /. Daughters of
America, are hereby notified
WRsAN of the death of our sister,
IK PAST STATE COUNCILLOR s
BELLE GIBSON. D.. OF A.
services on Thursday, Deem
Der 8, 1856, at & pm, at the Lee
Funeral Home 4th st. and Mass.
RHEIDA sINCox, Councillor.
GRACE I. RICKETTS. Secv
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RS, FANNIE. Onieers and
4 members Of Queen Rebecca
Household OF Ruth, No. 79S,
@, U. o. OF o. F.. are re-
quested TO attend the funeral
services Of our late inmate,
q FANNIE SAUNDERS. on Fri
y day, December z. 1856, at
M. al the L. E. Murray Funeral
1 49, mn ct N NJ ILaar hlack
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RORERT TILDEN. 50

Tn.DEN HUNTNoTos. sR se!ovsa
husband q Fioftnee Aahsl Hunting
ton and father OF Robert ~ Hanana ,
tor. r Mrn Gsqrge OnrNu ard
MYs. Harold ConnsftF cf Wilmington.
Dsl Services 81 he Birch F1nerai
Hcmt 1854 N o. nv. On FRIDAY.
RsCk NFtek csnsissy IS
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Mss SsmP sARA BE ff dEBs nsml wife se 81
the late Rufus !, Gibson and mother
Of Mrs. May Belle Young, Mrs. Helen
Coils, Mrs. Anna Stromberg, Mrs
Evelyn King, Mrs. Aline Raynor, Charles
W., William F.. George. and Lawrence
2; lie Dane: sister Of Mrs. Martha
McGaul and Mrs. Louise Mehler
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held OH Friday,
December z, at 2:30 pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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MURRY LAURA y. on wednesday
December 8. 1910 as her residence
esl8 North iotn 81. AfAnrton Va
LAURA INJURY bsfVed gife a
Ecsar J. Mgrry mother % Lester VI
Drsysr z ctaaaisr q cisrenea 9
Merrill Friancd may caii a. the Ives
Funffal Home cEff Wlitdn blvd
Afingt1n Va. ghfre funeral trFVicts
VII b nsid On satgfdar Deeennsf
celia cemgleFy, WashlEgion. .. c.
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HAMILTON. FANNIE ELLA. Departed
this life on Wednesday, December .,
1856, at the Stoddard Baptist Home,
324 Bryant st. NV. FANNIE ELLA
HAMILTON. ARRANGEMENTS by the
Taft II. Williams Funeral Home, 4445
Deane ave. ne. Notice OF funeral
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THOMAS. HOWARD N. on sunday, pc:
Of ll15 57th ave, Chapel Oaks. Nd
beloved son Of Carrie Louise Thomas
brother Of William A.. James L., 10.
essbpn vi wMai as Reed, CALVIN Ls 1
cred Louise Thomas He also Is sur.
yired by other relatives and friends
After pm. Thursday, December .
friends are invited to call ~ the Jarvii
Chapel, 1432 You ST. NV Requiem
mass will be offered on Friday, De.
eember "a. a. . an, 81 the Holl
Cross Catholic Church. Eshue, Nd
Interment church cemetery. o
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THoRNETT. THERESA ANN.

day. December 4, 1866. al deorEetown
Hospital, THERESA ANN THORRETT,
beloved wife OF Thomas Bradley Thor
nett. sister Of Mrs. Mary Sidley, John
A. Hagan and George W Haean. Fu-l
5Ssi IAN al nv. on Fridsv. r1eeern.
Der q, ct $3.50 am. Requiem mass
a. 81. Stephens Church, 2bth IT, and
p. ave. nv. At 10 an. fntermentl
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LEEcH cox. beloved wife d William
Cor. jr: sister Of John l. Leech Of
Ashury PARK, n. J Mrs. Ruth c. Wood
ward o. Aiansfield ohio Mrs Eliza-
efsndmother OF Mrs Ann G. Stewart
Funeral from the W W Deal Funeral
Home Asl2 0rorgia ave nv, on
Saturday, December ., ~ ! y m. In
termtni Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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EUGENE c BAcZENAs,
Grand Knisht

LRKADY. PATRICK y. The onesrs
and members Of the Hoiy
nm Name Society OF the CnuFcn
Of The Assumption are re-
M questtd 10 meet 81 the james
II RYAN Funeral Home. 3i1
~ Pa ave Sc on ThurfdaF
- December .. 1865. a. IN
the recitation % the rosafy i0f
Z late member. PATRICK u
iLREADY.
ANS II TARLETON President.
REV. CHARLES ROACH.
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TAYLoK. JAMES Z. Members Of 1t
49, Col. John j. Hell Post. No
,, 1880, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, are requested to attend
services for MRAD
JAMES +. TAYLOR at tn.
J Naliey Funeral Home, 32O(
~ Rhode Island ave, Mount
Rainier, Nd, at 3 pm. Thursday
December q, 1886. The National HonoI
Guard will conduct the services
WILLIAM y. NAY. Commander.