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Col. D. P. McGown
Of Army Personnel,
West Point ri

Col. Dana Powers McGown, 81,
who was in the career records
analysis branch of the Army at
the Pentagon when he retired in
1852, died Saturday at Walter
Reed Hospital, where he had
been hospitalized since August
%. He lived at 3424 South Wake
field street. Arlington, Va.
Col. McGown was a native OF
Ellsworth. Me, and a 1927 West
Point graduate. He held posts
in Fort Knox, KY: Fort Benning
Ga; Plattsburg, N. Y; Portland
Me-, and Panama before he came
to Washington in 1943 as execu-
tive officer of personnel at the
Army War College. He received
the Legion of Merit for his work
at the War College.
In 1916 he was appointed
executive officer of personnel al
Fort George G. Meade, Nd, ano
from there he was assigned tC
his last post at the Pentagon.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs
Marguerite deHart McGown; his
mother. Mrs. Annie B. McGown,
"a sister, Miss Lillian MCGOWAN
and a brother. Monroe G. Nc
Gown, all of Ellsworth.
Services and burial will be
held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow al
National Cemetery, West Point
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Edwin SmuIImun,
Retired Engineer
In Navy Bureau

Edwin Smallman, II, who re-
tired three years ago as a me-
chanical engineer in the Nays
Bureau of Yards and Docks, died
Saturday of a heart attack while
mentioning on Cape Cod, Mass.
He lived at 831 Allison street
NV.
Mr.. Smallman spent about 20
years with the Navy Department
and formerly was with the Vet
Grams Administration and the
War Department during his SO
years in Washington.
Born in Boston, Mass, Mr.
Smallman was educated at Dart
mouth. He worked for an engi-
neering firm in Massachusetts
before he came to Washington
He was a Mason.
Survivors are his widow, Eu-
nice c.; three daughters, Mrs
Thomas Abellera, 1857 Alton
place NV, wife of an Air Force
lieutenant colonel; Mrs. Charles
G. McProud, Long Island N. Y,
whose husband is publisher and
editor of Audio Magazine; Mrs
William M. Stapler. Greenbelt,
Md; a sister. Mrs. Elizabeth
Schofield, Yarmouth, Mass, and
seven grandchildren.
Services will be held in Var
mouth.
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Charles Bennett,
Air Rifle Maker,
Ford Investor

DETROIT, Sept. II tP).-
Charles H. Bennett, SO, whose
Daisy Manufacturing Co. turned
out air rifles for the world mar
ket. died today.
AS a salesman for the Plym-
outh Iron Mill Co.. owned by his
father, Mr.. Bennett began giving
away the BIB guns on sales trips
for the farm implement firm. A
workman at the factory had de-
veloped the air rifle.
Daisy air rifles became SO
popular that in 1888 they became
the only product of the company.
Mr.. Bennett had been president
of Daisy since 1912.
Mr.. Bennett was one of the
first IL investors in the Ford
Motor Co. He bought so shares
of Ford stock in 1904 for $4,000,
but sold it for $4,000 in 1907
after opposing a change in the
company's policy. The stock
would have been worth millions
in later years.
Mr.. Bennett met the late
Henry Ford in 1908 when he
came to Detroit to buy an auto
mobile. He did not buy a Ford
and bought the so shares of
stock after turning down Mr..
IFord's offer to give him 40 per
cent of the company in return
for money to produce $50 auto
mobiles.
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Mrs. Mogruder.
Descendant of
Beniumin Harrison

Mrs. CasSius Clay Magruder,
IS7, direct descendant of Presi-
dent BENJAMIN Harrison, died
Saturday at a nursing home here
after an illness of several months.
She formerly lived at 213I Cali
fornia street NV
Mrs. Magruder was the former
Agnes Harrison. She was born
and reared in Calvert County,
Nd, and was a member of one
of Maryland's prominent fam
lilies.
Her husband, who died so
years ago. was a Maryland con-
tractor. Mrs. Magruder was a
member of st. Stephens Epis-
copal Church.
Survivors are a daughter, Mrs.
Anna Graves, of the Drake
Apartments; four sons. Cassius
&C., jr., 1705 Lamont street NV;
Fielder T. and Lewis E., both
Of Hyattsville, Nd, and Brian.
4407 Underwood street, Univer-
sity Park, Md. Another son was
the late Army Col. Wilson K.
Magruder.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at the Gasch
funeral home. Hyattsyille. Bur-
ial will be in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Roscoe ConkIino,
New Deal Official,
Draft Bourd Aide

Roscoe S. Conkling, 70, a for
mer New Deal official and World
War II draft board member, died
Friday in New York.
Mr.. Conkling, a New York at
torney, was an assistant. to Gen
Hugh S. johnson in the National
Recovery Administration during
the early years of the Franklin
D. Roosevelt administration. In
World War II he was a member
of the Presidential Appeal Board.
AS Deputy New York State At
torney General during World
War I, Mr.. Conkling organized
the draft in New York City.
After World War II, he headed
the New York Committee Against
Peacetime Consumption.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Florence Clock: two
sons, Roscoe S., jr.. and Wood
bury; a daughter, Mrs. John
Starke. and two sisters, Mrs. Will
liam Heyliger and Mrs. Robert
Van Buren,.
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AAA Grants $4,000
For Safety Research

PITTSBURGH. Sept. II P.-
The Board of Trustees of the
American Automobile Associa-
TONS Foundation for Traffic
Safety has approved $4,000
grant to Teachers College Of
Columbia University to finance
basic research in traffic safety.
A foundation spokesman said
the proposed study would take
into consideration other work Of
this nature being done by coll
Ileges and universities and there
will be no duplication Of effort.
The grant will be supplemented
by the extensive resources Of
Columbia in a program covering
five years of basic study in the
field of traffic safety.
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In Mrntnrianr

SMITH, GLORIA GRACE. In lovins
memory OF nv infant niece. GLORIi
GRACE SMITH. who passed away four.
teen years ago today. September. II
1919
Gone. but not forgotten.
LOVING AUNT, MRS. J. A. REDDEG
RUTH SISSY MOORE
In memory Of RUTH SISSY MOORE
TRAMMEI- Who departed this ufl
September II la45
. September brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest,
Who will never be FORGOTTEN
By the ones who loved her best
LOVING NON; BROTHERS. BILL
CHARLES AND WARREN. AND SIS
TER. MARY VIVIAN.
ANNA L. In loving memoir
o. NJ mother. ANNA L WILLIAMS
vno died tysnty-three years ago todaT
September Il 1898.
TIE skies ma7 meet In sadness.
The cluEterirg wlrd nay blow.
BIZ Y Our hearts are eheery.
There's rurahins where - 40
ROEERT D. WILLIAMS.
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Mrs. Peter Yoder, Widow
Of Agriculture TechnoIogist

Mrs. Peter A. Yoder, widow
of DR.. Yoder, an Agriculture De-
partment technologist for many
years, died Saturday at her
home. 2209 Hall place NV.
Mrs. Yoder was the former
Amelia A. Vance, a native of
Benton County, Ind, and the
daughter of a Civil War veteran,
the late Lewis w. Vance.
Mrs. Yoder was graduated
from oxford Academy, Teachers
College and attended Indiana
University. She taught school in
Indiana before her marriage in
1894. She and her husband
husband travelled abroad where
DR.. Yoder did scientific research.
They lived in Germany at one
time and later toured the world
for IA months. During that time
Mrs. Yoder was active in foreign
missionary work and gave talks
to church groups and clubs, il
Illustrated with slides.
Mrs. Yoder came to Washing
ton in 1910 and was active until
recently in club and patriotic
groups here and in Lake Worth,
Fla. She had divided her time
between Washington and Florida
since the death of her husband
in 1929.
Mrs. Yoder was a member Of
the Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge, Phil Sheridan Woman's
Relief Corps and the Auxiliary to
the Grand Army of the Repub-
Ilica. She was past president of
the Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent
No. l. Daughters of Union Vet
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Mrs. w. J. Cooper,
Widow of Former
Education Chief

Mrs. William John Cooper, II.
widow Of a former United States
Commissioner of Education, died
Saturday in Oakland, Calf.
Mrs. Cooper. a native Of Sac
ramento Calf, moved here in
1929 when her husband became
Commissioner of Education. In
1888 Mr.. Cooper Joined the fac
ulty of George Washington Uni
versity as professor of education.
Since his death in 1885, Mrs.
Cooper has lived in Berkeley,
Calf.
A graduate Of the University
of California, Mrs. Cooper was
for a time president of the
Washington chapter of the
American Association of Uni
versity Women.
She is survived by two sons,
William c., of 1920 Nineteenth
street NV. and John S., of Oak
land; a daughter, Miss Elizabeth
F. Cooper. of 1902 Farragut ave-
nue., Kensington; a sister, Mrs.
Carrie NJ. Cutter. of Sacramento,
and two grandchildren.
Services will be held Wednes-
day in Berkeley.
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the staff of the Red Cross blood
donor center in Washington.
She was active in Bethesda
civic and community affairs.
She was instrumental in helping
the Bethesda Rescue Squad get
organized and did much volun-
teer work for Suburban Hos
pital and the Community Chest
in Bethesda.
A former resident of 1900
Meadow lane, Chevy Chase, Md,
Mrs. Baker had lived in Fort
Lauderdale, Fla, for the last
year. She went to Waverley
Satitarium a month ago.
Survivors are a brother and
sister, A. r. Cox and Mrs. Irma
Cox Soper, both of Philadelphia
Services will be held at pm
Wednesday at the Robert Pun
phrey funeral home. Bethesda
Burial will be in Arlington Gene
terry. The family requests that
any tokens of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Mrs. Joe L. Baker, 81, Widow
Of Newsmun, Red Cross Aide

Mrs. Joe L. Baker, 81, former
Red Cross worker and widow of
a newspaperman, died yesterday
at Waverley Sanitarium.
Mrs. Baker was the former
Edna Cox, but she was known
as Betty Baker. Born in Cam
den, N. j.. the daughter of Jacob
and Mary Green Cox, Mrs.
Baker was educated in Philadel-
phia public schools. She came
to Washington during World
War I as secretary to Represen-
tative Wingo of Arkansas and
was on Capitol Hill until her
marriage in 1921.
Mr.. Baker, former city editor
of the Knoxville Journal, Wash
ington AP man and former Fed
eral Trade Commission press
relations aide, died in 1941.
Mrs. Baker was with the public
information bureau of the War
Department in Washington for
a time during World War 1. Dur
ing World War II she was on
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Robert H. Morton, 81,
Co-Owner of Circus

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Sept. II
R.-Robert Henry Morton, So,
co-owner of the Hamid-Morton
Indoor Circus. died of a heart
attack yesterday.
A former auditor with Ringing
Bros. and Barnum 81 Bailey, he
left that circus to organize his
own indoor circus and in 1886
he Joined George Hamid, owner
of the Steel Pier in Atlantic
City. N. j.
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Two years later he became chief
architect for the Marketing
Facilities branch of the Agri-
culture Department. Before 60
ing into private practice. he was
chief architect for the United
Nations Relief and Rehabilita-
ton Administration.
Mr.. Kelsey was a member OF
the Cosmos Club and various
architectural organizations.
Survivors are his widow
Charlotte; a son, David Nesbitt
Kelsey. who is planning to at
tend the University of Chicago
this fall: daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth Johnston, Beltsville, Nd,
and a granddaughter.
Memorial services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow at Ascension
Chapel, Gaithersburg, Md. Burial
will be private.
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In arntnriatit

HALL, Lulu. In loving memory Of our
mother LULU HALL. who passed away
one year ago today, September II. 1855
The cover of liis's hook is closed
For the one / loved so well,
But loving deeds Of byRone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter in II leaves thought
AS lovely as can be
For me TO keep within my heart.
" ~ Devoted. CHILDREN. -
JOHNSON, RUTH NASH. In loving
memory Of our dear mother. Rrand-
mother and sister. RUTH Nash MAS JOIN
years ago today, September II. 1888
Peaceful be thy rest, dear,
It's sweet to breathe thy name;
In life we loved YOU dearly.
In death we do the same.
KEENAN,, JULIA NJ. In memory Of our
dear one JULIA NJ. KEENAN,, who
departed this life two years ago today
September II 1854.
Sincere memories never die
As years roll on and days pass by.
THE SPEIDEN FAMILY.
KEENAN,. JULIA N. In loving memory
Of our dear aunt. JULIA NJ. KEENAN,
who passed away so suddenly Septem-
Der II. 1854.
Our tnoughts Of you viii never fade
when all the wears have flown;
Your memory as the brightest star,
WIN aiWayi hsht our home.
BETTY, BERNIE AND BOYS.
MCDONALD. MARY Z. In loving mem
oTy OF our beloved mother. NARY Z
MCDONALD who passed away thirteen
years are TO-DAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1898
THE CHILDREN.
O'CONNELL. MARGARET. In sad bal
loving remembrance Of our dear mother
MARGARET OcONNELL who passed
away nineteen Years ago today. Sep
TENDER II. 1897.
MAY her soul rest IN peace
THE FAMILY
PRYOR. MARY B. tribute OF love anc
devotion % nv dear wife, MARY 2
PRYOR. Who passed avav enc year age
today September y, 1855.
one yea has passed since that sad CAV
Wnsn the ere ! loved Hss called away
sod tocS hey homp- z vas HIS vii.
Bet n NJ near sns Evsfh 1riE.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. REV
CHARLES 6 PRYOR
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Fred L. Sharp,
ice Examiner
Many Years

Fred L. Sharp, "a, a retired
hearing examiner in the Bureau
of Formal Cases of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission
died today at home after a lone
illness. He lived at 4501 Western
avenue NV.
After graduating from George
town University Law School in
1914 Mr.. Sharp was admitted to
practice before the Supreme
Court of the District of Colum-
bia, now District Court, and
later before the United States
Court of Appeals. the Court OF
Appeals of Virginia and in 1926
the Supreme Court of the United
States.
Mr.. Sharp Joined the ICC in
August, 1920. as an assistant at
torney in the Office of the chief
examiner. He had previously
worked for the Department OF
Justice for two years and the
Department of Interior for IL
years. In 1923 he was promoted
to examiner and continued in
that capacity until his retire.
ment. He was appointed and
approved as a hearing examiner
under the Administrative Pro-
cedure Act in 1947.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Theresa L. Sharp, and a
sister, Mrs. June Umberger OF
Clarksburg, w. Va.
Funeral services will be held
at the S. H. Hines funeral home
.2901 Fourteenth street NV, al
4 pm. Wednesday. Burial will
be in PennSboro. w. Va.
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w. D. Hines, Maryland Park
Retired High School Principal

William Daniel Hines. retired
Maryland Park High School
principal. died last night at his
home, 4426 Grant road NV, of
cancer.
Mr.. Hines was principal Of the
former Maryland Park High
School (now Maryland Park
Junior High SchooD for about
10 years and then was librarian
for a year at Oxon Hill High
School before he retired about
nine years ago. Since then he
had Travelled extensively in the
United States and South Ameri-
ca and had lectured to the In
dams. He lived six months of the
year in Cameron, Ariz.
Mr.. Hines was born in Roa-
noke, Va. He attended Shepherd
College in West Virginia and was
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graduated from the University
of West Virginia. He did grad
uate work at Carnegie Tech and
George Washington University.
During World War he was
an Army lieutenant.
Mr.. Hines formerly taught
and was principal in Shepherds
town, w. Va. He came to the
Washington area in the 1920's.
He was a member Of Sigma
NJ fraternity and the American
Legion.
His widow, the former Lois
Burrows of Washington, sur
wives.
Services will be held at 10
am. Wednesday at Metropolis
tan Memorial Methodist Church,
Nebraska and New Mexico ave-
nues NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Paul L. Anderson,
Historical Novelist

ORANGE, N. j.. Sept. II [P).-
Paul L. Anderson. author of six
historical novels and four books
on photography. died Saturda,
in Orange Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. Anderson's novels deal
with Roman history. Among
them are -Pugnax the Gladia-
tor and Swords TO the North.
Mr. Anderson lived at Short
Hills. N. J.
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Grams of the Civil War and . past
national officer of the organiza-
ton.
Survivors are two sisters, Mrs
Ella May MCQUEEN. Battle Creek,
Mich; and Mrs. Emma j. Virgin,
Bismarck, N. Oak.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow at Gawler's funeral
home. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. The family
requests that any tokens of SYM
pathy be in the form of contri-
buttons to the American Cancer
Society,
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Eileen Williams, 9,
Silver Spring Girl,
of Cancer

A 9-year-old Silver Spring
girl who was looking forward to
celebrating her 10th birthday
Wednesday. died yesterday Of
cancer at Georgetown Hospital.
She was Eileen Williams,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
P. Williams, BIT Waterford road,
Silver Spring, Md, and grand
daughter of Wash B. williams.
prominent businessman and
civic leader here.
Eileen underwent a cancer
operation in 1854 and then she
resumed her normal activities
until July of this year. She went
to the hospital two weeks ago
and Wednesday a family BIRTH
day party was scheduled to be
held at the hospital. Eileen will
be buried that day in Park
lawn Cemetery following requiem
mass at 10 am. at st. Berna-
dette's Catholic Church, -Four
Corners, Md.
Eileen was born in Washing
ton. She would have been in the
fifth grade this year at St.
Bernadette's parochial school.
She was Girl Scout and former
Brownie.
Her father is credit manager
of the American Sales Co. Mr..
Wash Williams is president Of
the company.
Besides her parents, Eileen is
survived by a brother. Thomas
&C., IL: two sisters, Judith. IA;
Marianne, 8; her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Williams,
2601 Woodley place NV; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Easily Smith, ST.,
3245 Worthington street NV.
(Mr. Easily Smith is president
of Builders Hardware in Be-
thesda). and two great-grand-
mothers, Mrs. William Easby-
Smith. 81. Cordova, Md, and
Mrs. Catherine Williams, 1901
Park road NV.
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crush Kills FLYER

KENT. Wash. Sept. II (R.-
An Air Force enlisted man was
killed and a companion critically
injured yesterday when a light
plane crashed in a field east of
here. The State patrol said Lee
c. Quinnes, 10, West Allis, Wis.
the pilot. died in the crash.
James L. Teegarden, 20, Geneva,
Ohio, was taken to a hospital
with head and hip injuries and a
broken leg. Both men were
from Larson Air Force Base at
Moses Lake, Wash.
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SEBRING. Fla. Sept. II (R.-
Vernon Gregg Waters, 70, re-
tired vice president of Console
dated Naval Stores Co.. died yes
Iterday after an extended illness.
IA native of Atalissa. Iowa, he
served with the United States
Corps of Engineers at Jackson
vile and in Panama during con-
struction of the Panama Canal.
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Arthur. Kelsey, 81, Dies;
Architect and PIonner

Arthur J. Kelsey, 81, Washing
ton architect and president Of
the Montgomery County Plan
ming Association, died yesterday
at George Washington Hospital
of post surgical embolism. He
lived or a farm on Fields road,
near Gaithersburg, Md.
In addition to many residences
here and in Loudoun and Mont
Igomery Counties. Mr.. Kelsey de-
signed modernized marketing
Icenters in Toronto, Panama City,
Puerto Rico and two scheduled
to be built in Richmond, Va, and
Baltimore.
He also designed many schools
IN the Washington area, includ-
ing the Grosvenor and Arcola
Schools in Montgomery County
and Seabrook School, Holly
Grove and Brooks Road Schools
in Prince Georges County.
Mr.. Kelsey was designing a
combination school, library and
public health and recreation
center on Rocking Horse road
in Rockville at the time Of his
death.
| Mr.. Kelsey. whose Offices were
at 1880 Jefferson place NV,
had been in private architec-
tural practice here since-l946.
He also taught architecture at
Catholic University.
| Born in Cleveland, Mr.. Kelsey
received degrees from Yale in
1925 and 1927. He practiced
architecture in Cincinnati until
1888 when he came to WASH
ington as chief designer in the
National Youth Administration.
In 1912 he became architectural
engineer with the War Depart
ment and designed ARMY camps.
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Donald c. CottreII,
Built Printing Presses

WESTERLY, r. l., Sept. II (P)
Donald C. Cottrell, "a. of ston-
ington, Conn. president of the
Cottrell Co., printing press manu-.
fatcurers, died yesterday al
Westerly Hospital.
Mr.. Cottrell was the thirc
member Of his family to head the
graphic arts firm which was es-
tablished in 1855. He was named
president Of the concern in 1916
and spent all but II years of his
business life with the company.
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CEMETERY LOTS

Warrington NATIONAL CEMETERY
II choice lots reasonable. 20 close
estate AP T-aSTp
CTDAR HfIL-e-srEvt lot. reasonable
20 S-,tsia
CEDAK HILL gravssites in hiFhesi
par o. cemetery priced ioE. OF yp1f
terms RA $1,000 ueekcsrs
fARKiAWN-cho.es To- = sites n
Caresn o. Cascaces reasonable price
1EII SITS "a, LOT 8, SECTION I'VE
- 600 Yu-t Lincoln CemstsrT niGh
rsa~ csare { EfNSELL AZ: 9
1910 sA.1eec. CcrAl CAFES, Pa. L.
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YODER, AMELIA VANCE. onicers ana
members OF Martha Washing
j; !:
N ton Rebekah Lodge No. 3. are
WI requested to assemble at Cav
Iers Funeral Home, 1856 Penn
I'M sylvania ave. NV. at pm.
W on Monday. September IL, to
m conduct services for our late
w departed sister, AMELIA VANCE
YODFR
ALICE WEAVER, Noble Grand
FREDA KNEPPER. Recording Secy
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NELSON. JOSEPH L. On SUNDAY Sep.
TENDER IL. 1885 a. GEORGETOWN Hos
pltai. Joseph I feisOn OF 1915 WaFreY
81 nv husssne Of Alice c Nelson
father OF lewis C nelson Also SIR,
r.y.uE are I've sisters Mrs Ciintcr
Henry OSBORNE Of CLYDE. ~ G.: fou
osoihefs. d ~ Nexen OF Charles
tor s c " p Nelson o. Victoria. Va
and 7 2 Nelsoi a. CHipeper, Va am
she .ate = Nelson Funsra o.
"wednesday. September 10 at Pm
DIST frog Wisconsin Avenue Hsptis
Church. 1eSu Airon 81 nv. Tsrls,
Ci-cls. Washington. D. c. fnternrn
Amissrtiie. Va Is
NIWMAN CHtRIES W. On suadav
NEWMAN hssofsc srther o. James z
ard Chat.ss ~ SeVnar II Notice Z
funera! laisg. CNaggng.y Fursrai seFE
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EDELENF HAhhINUN. AItNIUtFs OF fIIt
@ !. I i. !: q. Is !: !: !.
III Holy Name Society Of Holy
XEESA Redeemei Church are re-
MHQ64AM quested to assemble at ass
liz wv @ 81. nv a. $50 pm. Mon
Mr0 n cay, September II, to Feette
~~ the Rosary for our late mem
w Der, HARRISON FDELEN.
JOHN E ROBINSON, Pres.
H W. TASBY, Seey.
Rev EDWARD j. WALSH.
s. 8. j. Spiritual Adviser.
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Hospital. CAROLINE LaR1E HE sfRio.
MINUS Of 37ll I4th st. NV. mother
Park. Md. She also is survived by
five sisters Of New York City. Services
at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l l4th st NV, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER is, at III am. tparking IA
cilitiesl. Interment Glen Haven
Memorial Park. Glen Burnie Nd New
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