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Arizona sun., 1956-07-12

DAMAGE RINGS for Philadel-
phia-Camden "blast" are plot
ted during last years Operation
Alert, just as they will be this
year, in concentric rings from
the point the bomb hits. In addi-
ton to simulated bomb "casu-
alties" i'm the 1856 Alert, the
Civil Defense directors will seek
to minimize fallOut Casualties"
by swift shelter commands on
the basis of predicted and mon
itored faIlout patterns. Battle
Creek Enquirer am 1oto)
Arizona sun., 1956-07-12
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Mrs. Gilchrist, IA,
7 ought Here in
Finishing Schools

Mrs. William Speer Gilchrist,
IA, who taught in several WASH
ington finishing schools, died
Sunday in Emergency Hospital
She had been i'll several months
with a heart condition.
Mrs. Gilchrist, whose husband
died in 1925. taught French and
mathematics at Holton Arms,
the old Washington Seminary
and the old Martha Washing
ton Seminary in the years before
her husbands death. She retired
a few years ago after many years
service in the Justice Depart
ment. Mrs. Gilchrist lived at
1913 Harvard street NV.
She was the former Berthe
Thebault- Rivailles, the daughter
of Dr. Felix Thebault -Rivailles,
who was born in Paris, and the
former Florestine JUDGE of New
Orleans. Born in Frenchville,
Pa. Mrs. Gilchrfst lived in Balti-
more before coming to Wash
ington.
She is survived by two nieces,
Mrs. Jeanette D. Everhart of Ar
'lington and Miss Marguerite A.
Donellan Of Washington.
Prayers were said in Cav
lers Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. today. A requiem
mass followed in the Shrine
of the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Sixteenth street and
Park road NV. Burial was in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Henry G. Botes, 81.
Formerly Of IRIS

Henry Grady Bates, 81, a for
mer auditor and reviewer for the
Internal Revenue Service here,
died Sunday in New Orleans,
where he had lived in recent
years.
Mr.. Bates was born in Bates
Mill. Miss. He came to Wash
ington before World War / and
worked in the Agriculture De-
'partment.
After service with the Army in
France during the war, he went
with the Bureau Of Internal
Revenue. Several years ago he
transferred to New Orleans,
where he was chief conferee and
later on the staff of the appellate
division in New Orealns.
, He was a graduate of Strayef
Business College, the Interna-
tional Accountants Society and
National University Law School.
Mr.. Bates was a member of
Washington Centennial (Ma-
sonlc) Lodge No. IA. the Inter-
nal Revenue Post Of the Veter-
ans of Foreign Wars, Calvary
Baptist Church and the Missis-
sippi State Society.
He is survived by his widow.
four children, two sisters and
four brothers.
Services were held yesterday
in Peoria. Miss.
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Emile H. Gouvreou,
Former New York
Editor

SUFFOLK. Va, Oct. II R.--
Emile Henry Gauvreau, former
managing editor of the New
York Daily and Sunday Mirror,
died here Monday. He was IS.
Mr.. Gauvreau, who wrote sew
Ieral books and magazine articles.
was editor and publisher Of the
old New York Evening Graphic
from 1924 to 1929. He had
moved here with his wife about
-four months ago.
Mr.. Gauvreau launched an
editorial campaign which esta-
lblished Mark Twain's home as
ia national literary shrine in
Hartford, Conn.
He edited the rotogravure sec
ton Of Philadelphia Sunday In
lquirer and was editor of Click,
Ia picture monthly. from 1887 to
1910.
Mr.. Gauvreau's bookS--some
of them made into movies-in-
lcluded a biography of Warden
Lewis E. Lawes Of Sing Sing
prison. Billy Mitchell, Prophet
Without Honor" Scandal for
Sale" Heroes All. and Dumb
bells and Carrot Strips-The
Life and Times of Bernarr Mac
Fadden.'
Survivors include his wife: two
sons. Alphonse Gauyreau Of
Cleveland and Henry Gauvreau
of New York; a sister, Mrs.
George Martin. East Hartford,
Conn; a brother, William Gauv-
Ireau, Hartford. Conn, and
three grandchildren.
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Mrs. J. Irving Jorboe, II,
Sister Of Late Judge Aukom

Mrs. j. Irving Jarboe, n, sister
of the late Presiding Judge
George C. Aukam, who was re-
garded as the father of Municipal
Court here. died Monday after a
long illness.
The former Bertha Aukam,
Mrs. Jarboe was born in Troy,
N. Y. She was the daughter of
the late Frederick G. and Ellen
Aukam. She attended the Emma
Willard Seminary. now Russell
Sage College, in Troy. and Mrs.
Cabell's School here.
Her brother, Judge Aukam,
was one of the leaders in formu-
lating the law creating the court,
and in getting the legislation
through Congress. He served on
the court from its establishment
in 1909, when it replaced the
Justice of the peace system, and
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Vernon |. Richord Dies;
Member Of Potent Boord

bar that year. Mr.. Richard
also studied at Carnegie In
stitute Of Technology in Pitts
burgh
He worked for two years as a
boy at the Library of Congress,
where his mother, a widow, was
employed.
Mr.. Richard served for six
years in the chemical depart
ment Of the Bureau of Standards,
then was appointed a fourth
assistant examiner in the Patent
Office in 1914. He was appointed
to the Board Of Appeals in 1912.
Mr.. Richard was a member of
Sigma M Phi legal fraternity.
He lived at Adj w street NV.
Surviving is his widow. VAN
essa v, Richard. of the home
address; his only child. Mrs.
Varina Shipe, Still Newington
road, Springfield, Md, and three
granddaughter.
Services will be held in Cav
ler's Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, at IL am. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Albert Aston
Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Al
bert Aston. a teacher in the Dis
trict Public schools for 10 years,
who died on Sunday. will be
held at 4 pm. tomorrow in the
Jarvis funeral home, 1882 u
street NV.
Burial will be in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Aston
died in Garfield Hospital after
an illness of several months.
Mrs. Aston taught at the
Cleveland, Douglass, Simmons
and Mott schools and was as
signed to the Mott school at the
time Of her last illness.
The former Edythe Lee, she
was a native Of Wynne, Ark.
She had lived in Washington rs
years and was a graduate Of
Dunbar High School and Miners
Teacher College.
She is survived by her hus-
band. a mail analyst at the
Library of Congress. Of the home
address. 654 Girard street NV.
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81,
TV-Rudio Editor

NEW YORK, Oct. II R.-
Frank Burke, 81, editor of
Radio elevision Daily since
1913. died Monday in the Hos
pital for Joint Diseases. He he'd
been i'll for four and a half
months.
Mr.. Burke, native of Water
loo, Iowa. began his career as a
newspaperman, working on the
Minneapolis Tribune and other
publications in the Midwest.
Later he moved into public rela-
lions field.
He held positions in Radio
Keith Orpheum and Console
dated Radio Artists. Inc, as di-
rector Of publicity for Music
Corp. Of America in Chicago in
the mid-l930s. as personal man.
ager for, the Olsen and johnson
comedy team. as head Of Paul
Whiteman's Office, and as per-
sonal manager for Don MCNEIL,
radio performer.
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Judge EkwoII, 50,
Ex-Conqressmun

PORTLAND, Greg, Oct II
tPl-Judge William Alexander
Ekwall. member of the United
States Customs Court in New
York and a former member of
Congress from Oregon. died last
night in Portland hospital.
Judge Ekwall. SO, came here
on vacation a month and a half
ago, as he had every summer
since being appointed to the Gus
toms Court in 1912.
He entered the hospital shortly
after arriving.
Judge Ekwall was born in
Ludington, Mich. and came here
in 1908. He practiced law in
Portland. where he served on
the municipal and circuit
benches. He was elected to Con-
gress in 1884. but was defeated
for reelection two years later.
Survivors include the widow,
Lima, and two daughters, Mrs.
David Atkinson and Mrs. r. w.
Cabell, jr., both Of Portland.
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}. T. Alexander, 81. Francis ). StruWser, Former
AZ Years With Firm Policeman and RniIronder

John T Alexander. "a, who for
A years worked as messenger
and delivery boy for r. Harris
Co. jewelers.. died on Sunday.
Funeral services will be held
at s1:S0 pm. today in the Me-
CURE Funeral Home, 1920 Ninth
street NV. Burial will follow
in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Before he went to work for the
jewelry company, Mr.. Alexander
was first coachman. then chauf-
feur. for Abraham D. Prince.
one Of the original co-owners of
the store. He was born in OK
ford. Pa.
He was member of Columbia
Lodge No. SIS of the Elks.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Daisy Corum Alexander, OF 3OO3
Eleventh street NV; a son,
John T. Alexander, jr.. of New
ark, N. j.; a sister, Mrs. Mary
Grant Of Westchester, Pa, and
two brothers. Albert Of Will
mington. Del, and Chester of
Newark.
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was considered largely response
BILE for an act in 1921 making it
a court of record and permitting
it to hold jury trials. Judge
Aukam died at SO in l941 of in
juries suffered in an automobile
accident.
Mrs. Jarboe was a member of
st. Johns Episcopal Church on
Lafayette Square, of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary Of the church. and
of the National Geographic
Society.
Her husband died in 1947. She
is survived by her sister-in- law,
Mrs. Aukam of .Annandale, and
her niece. Mrs. Henry Wise Kelly
of Fairfax.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Thursday in the Holy Grail
Chapel of Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
with entombment in the Fort
Lincoln mausoleum.
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Chester Potter, Writer Here
For Scripps- Howard Papers

Chester Potter, washington
writer for the Pittsburgh Press
and other Scripps-f Howard news
papers. died Of cancer early
today in GARFIELD Memorial Hos
pitaL where he had been d pa
tient since August 8.
A top reporter at the Pitts
burgh Press since 1945, the ST.
writer had been in
Washington since February,
1851.
Mr.. Potter was rated a shrewd
political analyst. and a probing
crime reporter.
Before he went to work for
the Press. he had been on the
staff of the Pittsburgh POST
Gazette, and previously had
worked on newspapers in Provi-
dence. Philadelphia and Boston.
Mr.. Potter was a veteran of
World War II, and served over
seas, but never heard a shot
fired. even in fun"
After his father died in Pitts
burgh. Mr.. Potter went to
Martha's Vineyard, Mass, in 1924
to do summer work on the Vine
yard Gazette. Then he joined
the Boston Post for five years
before moving on to the Journal
and the Evening Bulletin in
Providence. In 1899, he went to
the Record in Philadelphia, now
defunct. before accepting a Job
in Pittsburgh with the Post
Gazette.
Mr.. Potter's mother, at 3d.
writes a column for a weekly
newspaper in California. She Isl
Mrs. Jeanne o. Potter, who lives
in Encinitas, near San Diego.
Mr.. Potter also is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Hazel Potter, and
a daughter. Kathryn Jean. WHO
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Vernon I Richard, So. a menu
Der Of the Board Of Appeals Of the
United States Patent ONCE for
more than 10 years, died Mon
day night in Emergency Hos
pital after a long illness.
Mr.. Richard served the Fed
eral Government for over 46
years. 38 Of them IN the
Patent Office. He was business
manager of the Journal of the
Patent ONCE Society for is
years.
Born in Valparaiso. Ind, Mr..
Richard lived most Of his life in
the District. He attended old
Mckinley High School here and
George Washington University
and was a graduate of Washing
ton Law College in the class of
1922. He was admitted to the
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Mrs. R. H. Hollis,
Long Active Here
Ii Civic Work

-
Mrs. Robert Henry Hollis. SO,
a resident of Washington since
World War / and active for
many years in civic and chari-
table affairs here. died yester-
day.
Mrs. Hollis, who was a MEM
Der Of the Columbia Heights
Christian Church, had lived for
the past 312 years at the Chris
tan Church Home (Disciples)
200 Walnut street NV.
She was a member of the
Daughters of the Americ a h
Revolution a nd the Unite d
Daughters of the Confederacy;
of Columbia Chapter No. Is of
the Eastern Star, and a past
president of the Victory Post
Auxiliary of the American Lee
gion.
The former Eula Park Lock-
EFT, she was the daughter Of
Uriah Solomon Lockett and
Elmina Antoinette Park Lock-
EFT. She was born in Americas,
Ga. She married Robert Au-
gustus Hollis in 1892. They had
two children, Eugene Lockett and
Robert Augustus, jr. Mr.. Hollis
died in 1896. and Robert Angus
tus. jr.. in 1900.
She was married to her second
husband. Robert Henry Hollis,
in 1923. Mr.. Hollis died in 1927.
They had no children.
Mrs. Hollis is survived by her
son, Eagene, Of East Lake Weir,
Fla; q sister. Mrs. Roscoe B..
Chalker, 1920 Fuller street NV,
a grandson and two great
grandsons.
Funeral arrangements, which
are being handled by the S. H.
Hines CO., are incomplete,
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Francis S. Strawser, a resident
of Washington since 1900, died
Monday at Emergency Hospital
of a heart condition.
Mr.. Strawser, rs, lived at
2420 Sixteenth street NV. He
was a former Metropolitan
policeman and an employee for
many years of the washington
Old Dominion Railroad.
He served as a private in the
third, ninth. seventh and har-
Dor precincts from 1900 to about
1916. then went with the rail-
road as stationmaster, first in
Georgetown and later in Ross
Ign. He retired about IL years
ago.
A native of Williamsport, Pa,
Mr.. Strawser performed duty
in Cuba during the Spanish
War. He was a mem
Der Of Col. James S. Petit Camp
of the United Spanish War
Veterans.
Mr.. Strawser was member
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of st. James Lutheran Church.
He and Mrs. Strawser were
married So years ago in Rock
vile. She was the former Ida
Virginia Pasquel of this city.
Besides Mrs. Strawser two
daughters and four sons sur
vive. They are Mrs. Edith
Streitberger, 1900 Fort Davis
street NE; Mrs. Alice Orrison,
2432 Thirty-ninth street NV;
Francis s.. jr.. Of Chesterbrook,
Va; Robert H., 5000 North
Eleventh street. Arlington;
Huron w. of Hialeah, Fla, and
Lowell S. Of Fairfax. Nine
grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at the
S. H. Hines funeral home, 299l
Fourteenth street NV, tomor-
row at 2 pm. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Hisotsune lido, SO,
JuDunese Admiral

TOKYO, Oct. II (P).-Former
Vice Admiral Hisatsune Ida,
who served as Admiral Heiha-
chiro Togo's chief : of staff
aboard the battleship Mikasa in
the l904-5 Russo. Japanese war
died yesterday of a cerebral
hemorrhage. He was 88.
In the Japan Sea battle, Ad-
miral Ida raised the famous ~"
flag that signalled the opening
OF hostilities against the Russian
fleet.
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live at 1853 Gunston road, Alex
andria.
The body will be at Gawler's
funeral home, 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, this evening.
Funeral services will be held
there at 2 pm. Friday and burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
at 2.30 pm.
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D. c. CoIemon, III

MONTREAL. Oct. II I'D.
e. Coleman, a.. former chair
man and president of Canadian
Pacific Railway, died at his home
today after an illness Of several
Mr.. Coleman retired in
1947.
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Garn If Uhanka

JACKSON. INEz BOOTH. We. the fam
wish 10 express sincere thanks to
everyone who gave aid and comfort
10 us during our period OF bereaye-
every act Of kindness and sympathy
extended to US during this sorrowful
time. THE JACKSON FAMILY. q
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Dratha

LUCY. "a session Of sorrow
lLe-sN will be held on THURSDAY. DC.
M0A tober rs, 1856, at $50 pm,
m for our late. daughter LUCY
~ WEXFORD of Forrest Temple,
No. 8. T. B. P, %. E. Of w.
at 1502 Cue ST NV,
- VIRGINIA MITCHELL,
EsTELLE BR1scoE' Fin. secy.
WILKINS, LYDIA G. On Tuesday, oc-
tober 10 1856, at her residence, 443l
North 18th St. Arlington, Va, LYDIA
c. WILKINS, beloved mother. Of Wal
ter wilkins Of shippensburg, Pa; Mrs.
Harvey Sager Of Toms Brook, Va;
Mrs. George M. Belew Of Arlington.
Va. Mrs. Carl Whetzei Of Woodstock,
Va, and Roy wilkins OF Apollo, Pa,
and sister Of A. Sperau Of Baker,
w Va, She also is survived BY six
grandchildren and fourteen great
grandchildren Funeral services and
interment Carlisle. Pa.
WILSON. JULIA apLLOYD. On wednes-
day, October IL 1856. JULIA apIsLOYD
WILSON, aged "a, daughter Of the
late William James and Maria Hanna
Wilson, sister. Of Mrs. Charles Mason
Martin and Mrs. T Perry Lippitt and
sister m-law of Mrs. Charles F Will
son Of Woodside. Calf Friends may
cali at Gawleris Chapel, 1853 Pa.
ave. NV. tc0urteSy parking oppoSiteD.
Notice Of services later,
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO =. DFIItT 3 Ell. INC
s1ss.',,cSs go e, s, fripuiss Mossrass
orders ello accrrtgo. $50 h oBm aerE
sishb 900 ifth e nv "a S-oi0d
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Monday, October rs 1855. at St
Elizabeths Hospital, IDA M CARTER
of 1884 Grant st. ne She leaves
10 mourn their loss her husband. Moses
one brother, Paul Heartwell OF New
York City, N. y: one dallghter-in
law, Gloria Carter, and three grand
children, Alan, Joyce and Angela Car
ter. She also is survived by other
relatives and many friends Notice OF
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Henry
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COLLINS. Que IONS y. UNITED

STATES STATES CoAsT GUARD. Died ii5 on
Monday. october is, 1856. at Kessler
Air Force Base Hospital as result Of
automobile accident, AT2 JOHN j..
his widow Dorothy: his parents. i' Lester
and Louise Collins OF Riva, Md, and
his brothers, Lester Henry and VIII
liam Theodore Collins Services on
Fort Myer Chapel He will be buried
In Arlington National Cemetery i1s
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BULLOCK. IRMA ADAMS. Departed this
life on Wednesday, October Ia, 1856.
at her residence; sdl9 Myrtle ave;
wife OF DR.. Samuel Bullock Notice
OF funeral later Magruder Funeral
Home. 23l1 Nichols ave Sc
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CONN, ELIZABETH. On Tuesday oe-
tober rs. 1885, at Doctors Hospital
MISS ELIZABETH CONN OF 1928 Eye
St NV. Funeral arrangements by
HysonEs Funeral Home. 1900 N st. NV.
Notice. OF funeral later.
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on ~ Wednesdsv octohSg pSIseu 9 sns Mt
Freedmen's Hospital Mr. PERNELL
BRYANT Of lila Kirby ST. NV, son
Of Mrs Hattie Bryant. He also is
Bryant: three sisters. Mrs. Hattie An
deTson. Mrs. Wilma Hall and Mrs. Alice
lie Grande. and other relatives and
many friends Remains may be
viewed on Thursday, October IS, after
} pm, at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home. 62i Florida ave NV, where
services will be held on Friday, Octo-
Der 10, at pm. Interment Lincoln
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ALMA c. HAWKINS. President.
IRENE sTANcIL Cor. Scey

WATSON. ROBERT LINwooD. on sun.
day October IA. 1856. ROBERT LIN.
WOOD WATSON Of l7t1 corcoran 3.
NV beloved husband Of Anna watson.
and father Of Juanita, Beatrice, Law
renee LaSsie Larry and Robert Watson
z Also surviving are two sisters
other relatives and many friends. Prom
dell pm, Wednesday. October M.
ffiends may call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home 1920 On II NV. where
prayers vii BE- said on Thursday,
oetober Is. ~ 10 an Interment
WOODLAND cemeteft. u
LUCY, On Monday. octo-
Der rs. 1856, AZ the District oensral
Hospifai LUCY WEfFORD 81 1870
md a. aw., beiored sister Of Mrs
Louise. Carnett 81 Fredericksbura VI
~ s,.s .a fass, 2 mourn hsr eaa,sns
mains restlnE q the John =. RhineE
A CO Funeral H1nif. N01 IFd ~
So. Nhefs friends may call after
p 81. FrinaT Octcber ~ Funeral
eefticel on SATURDAY Cclctrf -. 81
pm A. ~ IlsTlm Baptlsi church
&c ~ ~ 81 49, he Hct
nent Wcodiagn ctmetefy
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Mr.. Strawser was a member
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S,Sia,, ,a,.as 10. ,s,a
Sense Hospital p NARY s'0 ELizA Beth
coNSIDINE OF 1873 Spring I'd. nv,
mother Of Mrs, Alma L. Del Tufo,
mrs Howard GottWals and John n
Finniaan and John Ritz There also
are nine grandchildren. Mrs. Consi-
dine rests az the Warner E Pun
phrey Funeral Home. SABA Georgia
cilittes) Mass will be offered for the
repose OF her soul on Thursday. Octo-
Der Is. at $3.50 am. at 81. Michaels
yer Spring, Md lnterment in Mount
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BLACKMAN, CLARA r. On Monday.
October is. 1866, at her home. siis
}rd ST. ne. CLARA r. BLACKMAN,
daughter of the late William and Mary
=, Blackman. Friends may call at
the Birch Funeral Home, 1904 M ST.
NV, where services will be held on
Thursday, October is, at pm. In
terment Congressional Cemetery. II
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IUHNSUNs DANIEL W. on Tuesday.
october is, 1856, DANIEL W. JOHN
SON. He is survived by one son,
Terrell; a devoted mother, Mrs Lille
Johnson, four sisters. Mrs. Estelie s.
Brown Mary b Purnell, Edith e. Will
liams and Thelma s Harris: three
Walter NJ Johnson an uncle, Abraham
Brown, and many other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at the
Carver Memorial Funeral Home. 70
sftsr on I Ibhsrsda nt.1 October Is
wil be held at : pm. Interment
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Brown. ETHEL J. On Sunday. october
IA, 1856, ETHEL J BROWN Of 1871
Penn st. ne. Apt. 2. beloved mother
wing are other relatives and many
friends ARRANGEMENTS by Mcclure
nc Notice of funeral later. II
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denly. on Friday, October ~. 1856,
WILLIAM LOUIS BAULTRIP Of l103
r st. NV beloved husband OF Geral-
dine Baultrip and son Of Jessie Baul-
trip. Three aunts, other relatives
and many friends also survive. After
) pm Wednesday, October H. friends
are invited to call at the District Nor
ave. NV. Funeral services on Thurs
dag October rs, at the Tenth Street
Baptist Church. 1916 10th ST. NV
the Rev J, l.. Henry officiating In
Arrangements By John d Watson q