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, 1957-10-15
S. Colby
Is Numed Gen.-Mqr.
New Hotel

John S. Colby, manager of
the st. Croix Chamber of
Commerce has been named
General Manager of Estate
Good Hope Hotel, it was an
nounced by Ford Bond, Presi-
dent. The appointment be-
comes effective April l, 1858.
Mr.. Colby has accepted the
appointment.
Mr.. Bond stated that the
management of the corpora
tion thinks it is fortunate that
while Mr.. Colby will be de-
voting his detailed efforts to
the making of Estate Good
Hope Hotel the deluxe luxu-
rious resort it is planned to be,
the island will still have avail
able his interest and valuable
services on behalf of all St.
Croix."
, 1957-10-15
John Kusper. Violent
Segregdtionist Loses
Appeal in Nashville

NASHVILLE, Tenn. The
Circuit Court of Tennessee up
held 3 of 4 City Court misde-
meanor convictions against
segragationist John Kasper.
All stemmed from last months
school indignation troubles
there.
Special Judge Tyree Harris
denied Kasper's appeal from
$50. fines each for vagrancy
and disorderly conduct. He
cut a $50. fine for lettering to
$40 and dismissed a fourth
$50 fine levied on another dis
orderly conduct count.
City Attorney Robert Jen-
nings said the New Jersey
born race agitator will be kept
under police surveillance "as
oncluded on page q
, 1957-10-15
C. Merrill
Named to Head
U.N. DuY Celebration

Laurence c. Merrill, pro-
prietor of the Drug Store in
Christiansted, has been named
Chairman of the United Ma
tons Day for the Territory of
the Virgin Islands by Cover
nor Gordon.
Mr.. Merrill will head a COM
mittee of citizens and prepare
an appropriate program for
the observation of United Ma
tons Day, Thursday, October
oath.
The Executive Director Of
the U. N. Committee with
headquarters in Washington,
D. c. expressed pleasure at the
appointment and of "your
willingness to take on this i'm
portant job"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Poland Moy Push
Enforced Suvino

WARSAW. Poland. Dec. 4
(R.-Poland Communist gov
eminent may start putting
pressure on Poles to put their
money into state savings sys-
TENS. Wladyslaw 6omulka in
Dictated last night.
The Communist Party boss
said PolanC. suffers from serious
economic difficulties.
Everybody who earns more
that the minimum necessary
for living should start syste-
matte saving" Mr.. Gomulka
told a group of coal miners,
who are highest paid workers
in Poland. We shall present
proposals on this matter very
soon"
Such savings. he added.
would be used to help alleviate
the housing shortage.
For may years Russia used
forced saving by 6 to 8b3 per
cent payroll deducations to re-
duce consumers demand. Last
spring the Kremlin announced
that the money put into savings
bonds was frozen indefinitely
without interest or repayment
Of principal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
RUBBLE YIELDS
AUTOGRAPHS OF
2 PRESIDENTS

Signatures OF Grover
Cleveland and William Nc
Kinley are easy to find In
Government records, but
hard to find where Myron
Mike Greece found them
jim q pile Of rubble in
Southwest Washington.
Mr.. Greece. a construc-
ton engineer for the Dis
trict Highways Depart
ment. spotted an old auto
graph album amid debris
at Fourth and F streets
S.W. Monday night. His
workmen we're clearing a
path for a bridge there as
part OF the Southwest free
way.
stamped on the cover OF
the album was the date,
1897. and inside were a
number Of autographs. in
GLIDING those OF President
and Mrs, Cleveland, dated
February 20, 1897, and
President and Mrs. Nc
Kinley,, dated June rs OF
that year.
"A lot OF old houses had
been torn down there" said
Mr.. Greece. a Greenbelt
Md resident, "and I
guess this had been in one
Of them. l always look out
for odd things on the Job,
so / wasn't too surprised
TO find the album"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Col. N. }. Wiley,
IN Army 80 Years

Col. Noble J. Wiley, 10. died
last night Of Q heart ailment
in the Jacksonville CFla.) Naval
Hospital.
The retired Army ofiicer for
merly owned a home on Ma
comb street NV. while sta
toned here. He served with
the Fifth Infantry for many
years and spent considerable
time in the Philippines and
China. He was in the Army for
80 years.
Survivors include one son,
Col. Noble J. Wiley. IT,, who is
stationed at Fort Monroe, Nor
folk: one daughter, Mrs. Hulit
Presley Brown of l7l3 Surrey
lane NV, and four grand
children. Col. Wiley's wife,
Hulit. died several years ago.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery
next Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Auto Menace
Gets Jail Term

HAGERSTOWN. Nd. Dec. 4
@.-Magistrate Paul Oppinger
described Harold j. Morris, n,
Of Baltimore as a real menace
yesterday and sentenced him
to six months in the county
tail on charges Of five motor
vehicle violations.
State Trooper Bruce Diehl
brought Morris into court after
a 20-mile automobile chase at
speeds UP to ITO miles per hour
The trooper said he chased
Morris along U. S. 40 between
Frederick and Hagerstown early
yesterday morning before trap
ping him in a dead end street.
He said the youth had sped
through a roadblock outside
Hagerstown.
He said the car was stolen
in Baltimore and was the third
car stolen by Morris. Morris
was reported on parole from
the State Reformatory for
theft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Father Ayd, Former Dean,
eucher at LoyoIu College

In 1921 after holding a simila
position at Blackwell's Island
New York. He continued u
teach ethics. sociology anG
political economy at Loyola
during that time,
A native of Baltimore. he be-
High School. Washington: Low :
gan elementary school at ST
James School and continued
his education at st. Mary S
School. Washington; Gonzaga
ola College: St. Mary's Sem
mary. and St. Andrews-on-th the
Hudson in Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
Survivors include a brother.
DR.. Frank Ayd of Baltimore
and two nephews, DR.. Frank
Ayd. jr.. a Baltimore psychi-
artist. and the Rev. Joseph D.
Ayd. principal of St. Joseph's
High School in Philadelphia.
Mass will be said Friday a.
st. Ignatius and burial viii be
at Woodstock College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
3 Networks Bar
.Quickie TeIevision
Commercials

NEW YORK. Dec. 4 R.-
The three major televiSion net
works have issued directives
barring the use Of so-called sub
liminal advertising.
Subliminal advertising con-
sists Of flashing commercial
messages on the screen 50
quickly that the viewer Is not
aware Of having seen them, but
takes them In subconsciously.
Subliminal actually means be
low the Threshold"
It was disclosed yesterday
that NBc and CHS officials have
sent memorandum 70 employees
saying advertising should be
plainly labeled as such. and
taking note Of legal and ethical
objections that have been raised
about the new method. ABC
also banned IL.
The Federal Communications
Commission is studying sub
.liminal techniques TO determine
II any FEC action Is necessary.
Subliminal Projection. Inc. the
company promoting the system.
has offered TO stage q demon
stration for the FEC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
.N Group Buys
.Puwtucket Times

PAWTUCKET. r. l., Dec. 4
R.-The 72-year-old Pawtuck.
ct Times was sold yesterday fol
approximately So million to q
New York corporation whose
officers tHlude persons promi-
nent in the television and radio
hroadcasting field.
Papers transferring control
from the former officers Of the
Times Publishing Co. 70 the
New England Newspapers, Inc.
were signed in a Providence
law office. The Times Publish
ing Co. will remain as an OPP
Grating entity. but with new
officers.
President Of the New York
group is William j. Bratter, q
New York attoriey. Listed as
vice president and treasurer,
respectively. were Mark Good
son and Bill Todman. producers
of such Tv shows as What's
My Line?" ITO Tell the Truth.
and I've Got a Secret" Sec
rotary is Vincent Colangelo
radio and television producer
and director. All the officers
also are directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Benjomin Sherman, Furrier
And 5O-Yeur Resident Here

his own store. where he con.
tinued TO work until enterins
the hospital a month ago fol-
an operation.
Organizer and past president
OF the Connecticut State So.
ciety Of Washington. he also
served on the Inaugural Com.
mittee Of Woodrow Wilson. Mr.
Sherman was q 32d degree
Mason.
He is survived by his wife
Elizabeth Krunsaw Sherman Of
1877 Van Buren, street NV,
his son. Simon Sherman Of
1861 Grandview avenue. Silver
Spring; three daughters, Mrs
Adele Schwartz Of 1919 Flora
street NV. Mrs. MinnettG
Charney Of Atlantic City, N. j.
and Mrs. Helen Wasserkrug OF
Philadelphia. and nine grand.
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Reds Term u. S.
Air Patrols Risky

MOSCOW. Dec. 4 (R.-Ra-
Star. the Soviet Army news
paper. said yesterday a single
mistake by a nervous American
pilot could set OF World War
LII under the present United
States military alert system.
1T is known" said the news
paper. That there are several
million lunatics in the United
States"
Red Stars attack was a re-
newal Of the campaign kicked
of here by United States de-
tense measures. The cam
paign has hit particularly at
the system Of maintaining a
constant rotation Of Strategic
Air Force planes in the air
with nuclear payloads. and the
disclosure that British-based
planes fly patrols with nuelear
bombs ready to be armed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Irish Go to Cunudu

SHANNON AIRPORT. Ire
land. Dec. 4 tR.-Owen Coll.
40. a Limerick insurance Of
fetal. heads a big family emf
grafton from Ireland. A cousin
Of Prime Minister canon de
Valera, Mr.. Coll. his wife, eight
children and a brother in law
left by plane to settle in VAN
couver. B. c.. going by way Of
New York and Seattle. Mr..
Coll thinks his children will
have a better opportunity in
Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

BALTIMORE. Dec. 4 R.-
The Rev. Joseph John Ayd. who
served for 20 years as chaplain
at the State Penitentiary. died
yesterday at the rectory Of st.
Ignatius Catholic Church. He
was rs.
The Jesuit priest. well known
for his prison work. was also
q former teacher and dean at
Loyola College here.
Father Ayd was a graduate
Of Loyola and st. Mary's Semi
nary In Baltimore. He joined
the Jesuit order in 1904 and
was ordained at Woodstock
MD College in 1917.
He taught at Loyola. Holy
Cross, Fordham and st. JOS
eph's College Of Philadelphia
before returning to Loyola as
dean in 1927.
Father Ayd becam echaplain
at the Maryland Penitentiary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Col. Doll Services
Held in Baltimore

Funeral services for Col
Frederick s. Doll. retired Army
intelligence ofiicer. were held
today In Baltimore.
Col. Doll, 80. died Sunday at
Walter Reed Army Hospital
here.
Since his retirement In 1913.
he had been raising cattle on
his Sykesyille Md farm.
Col. Doll saw action In
France during World War II
and was stationed in Germany
for four years. He retired as
head Of intelligence Of the End
Army. with headquarters at
Fort Meade.
A native Of Colorado. Doll
Joined the National Guard
there as Q private in 1907.
He Is survived by his widow
Mrs. Doris Turnbull Doll. and
two sons. Sidney and Donald
DOH. Of Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

counsel Of the Missouri In.
surance Department from 1893;
to 1895.
Mr.. McHaney was q director
of the st. Louis Insurance
Corp. and the Southwestern
Bell Telephone Co. and q
former secretary Of the st
Louis U. s. o. Council.
He was q member OF the
Citizens Committee supervis-
ing q 50 million postwar i'm
.provement and employment
program In. st. Louis from 1874
to i94o. and chairman from
i949 to 1851.
Mr.. McHenry was q member
Of the American Judicature
Society. the Association OF Life
Insurance Counsel: the Ameri-
can. Missouri and st. Louis
Bar Associations. the Chamber
of Commerce, Phi Beta Kappa
and ri Kappa Alpha. He was
q Mason and an elder Of the
Presbyterian Church.
He was married in 1898 To
Miss Ida Ann Clark. They
have three children. Ida Ann
Martha Moore and Powell Bas-
sett. il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

and later served as gunnery Of
ficer Of the entire feet.
He was technical adviser TO
the American delegation TO the
1925 League Of Nations confer
ence at Geneva on the control
Of trade in munitions.
In 1912, he was placed in
command Of the ANUS feet
defending New Zealand and
Australia.
He took over command Of the
5th Naval District at Norfolk.
Va. in 1943 and later was as
signed TO head the Eastern Sea
Frontier. He held that post
until he retired in 1916.
Admiral Leary served as SUI
perintendent of the New York
State Maritime College after
his retirement from the Navy.
He had homes In Villanova. Pa.
and jamestown, r. /.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ma
rian Bryant Leary; q son, Fair
fax Leary, Of Villanova. and
daughter, Mrs. George K.
Grocer III Of Paoli, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Powell B. Mckinney
Dies in Crash Here

Powell b. Mckinney. So. who
died early today In q traffic ac-
cident at New York avenue and
Sixteenth street NE. was pres
ident Of General American Life
Insurance Co. Of ST. Louis and
newly elected president OF the
American Life Convention.
Ale headquarters here said
Mr.. McHaney had been In
Washington since Monday, con-
ferring with the executive vice
president. Claris Adams.
Mr.. McHaney. one Of St.
Louis most prominent civic
leaders. was elected president
Of the convention at It's annual
meeting In Chicago last Octo-
Der.
President Of General Ameri-
can since 1851. he joined the
firm in 1885 rs q member OF
the board Of directors and the
executive committee. He be-
came vice president and gen.
eral counsel In 1912 and exec
utive vice president in 1850.
He was appointed chairman
Of Missouri's new State Mental
Health Commission last sum-
mer by Gov. James T. Blair.
He was q member Of the st.
Louis Foreign Relations Com
mittee. president Of Civic Prog
ress. Inc: q trustee Of the JEFF
ferson National Expansion Me-
mortal Association and a di-
rector Of the Urban Redevelop-
ment Corp. Of st. Louis and Of
the st. Louis Crime Commits
sion. From 1851 TO 1855. he
served as president Of the
board Of curators Of the Uni
versity Of Missouri.
Studied Law at Harvard
Born in White Oak, Mo-. Mr..
McHaney was graduated from
the University Of Missouri In
ls2S and received his law de-
gree from Harvard University
In io28. Admitted TO the bar
that year. he practiced for
four years with the st. Louis
firm Of Isoe. Carroll. Higgs a.
Keefe.
He was assistant State at
torney general in 1888 and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Admiral Herbert F. Leury,
|Gunnery Expert, War II Hero

Vice Admiral Herbert Fairfax
Leary. q native of Washington
and q World War II hero, died
yesterday at q Newport CR. H.
hospital. He was ~.
An expert on naval gunnery.
Admiral Leary won the Navy
Cross during the first World
War.
The son Of the late Admiral
Richard p. Leary, he attained
the rank Of vice admiral in
February. 1912, when he was
assigned as commander Of the
Southwest Pacific naval forces.
Later the same year he was
transferred TO command Of
Task Force. Pacific Fleet.
Set Gunnery Record
He became expert in gun
merry early in his career. In
1907. two years out Of the
Naval Academy. he was as
signed command Of the for
ward l2-inch turret on the
USS Minnesota as watch and
division ofiicer. Four months
later his turret made the high
est score in the Navy to that
date.
A year later he was ordered
TO take postgraduate instruc-
ton under the chief Of the
Bureau Of Ordnance.
In December. 1918. he served
on a special board TO report
on the surrender of the Ger
man submarines at Harwich,
England.
Attended League Farley
As q member Of the Inter-
allied Naval Armistice Com
mission. he participated in the
inspection Of all German navy
yards and air stations. In
January. 1919. he was put in
command Of the allied inspec-
ton party for q second trip TO
Germany.
In 1922. he became gunnery
ofiicer Of the Atlantic Fleet,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Roman Fort Found

CAENARvON, Wales, Dec. (
tR.-A Roman fort dating back
to about so AID. has been I'M
earthed in q gravel pit at near
by Bryncir. the second Of It's
kind ever found in Britain
Archaeologist A. H. Hogg says
it proves a Roman road once
ran from the north coast OF
Caernarvonshire to the south
coast Of the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Draths

sRAMKK. FRANK ". Members O
the Association. Of Retire.
Policemen ara hereby mott
ned OF the passing Of oui
L la,: ssethsr. Frank "
Funeral Nome. saoi Norm pairiSi
DR.. Arlington. Va. Until i:fb pm
thursday, Dscember 5. where sery'
tees vii Be held. lnterment AIRING
RiScAaRb 4. BURTON. ses S.A'
THOMAS. sAnAH A. o. llos n :.
q William G; elingland. Carrie Y
Holland: viSgin,a & s.rebsi Ros,
81 chamberT Funeral Home. 81
llth d. s.e.. On Friday. Deeembel
8. q l0:iS. an. iniermsnt Ariine,
ton National Cemetery. s
WAREND0RFF. cLARE q. suddenly
On MONDAY psssmesr 2: 1879
TSoTnxood rc. s Kens,Dsson, Hd.. sI Be-.
loved mother Of walter p. Warren.
dord. grandmother OF Mrs. Robert
,. Thomas Of Brooklyn Heiehts. n Y.
.nd sreat-ESandnother o. Roser D
Tiisd 70 cal a Ii. B.shssds -cheS,
Chase Funeral Home Of Robert A
pumphrey. Bethexda. Nd. Whers
services VII be held on Friday. De.
eember .. At s:30 pm lntermeni
private. tNev York papers pleas'
wf2SPRiEss. NATHANIEL. On w.dne..
day. December q. 1857. at Tampa
Fia., NATHANIEL WATERS. for.
merly Of washington. D C.. beloved
father Of Nathaniel wv. Waters.
Funeral services At the D Marion
Reed chapel. Tampa. PA. on satur.
s %sn, H SSa'is mi c.1,ts sa ra asS.
WILLIAMS. JOHN " OF 1885 1IM
-. Sc. on December ,. 1857. hus.
s: .. q ., sss s's nnni s.,i MAY . WI
Miss Dorothy Williams and Johr
~ Williams. brother OF Mrs. HaTrl
Linton Services 81 Chambers Fu'
neral Home. BIT nth ST. sc. or
Friday December 8. 81 pm. In.
terment washington National Gene
WILSON. MAMIE. suddenly. on Mon.
meas Hospital HASSSiR WILSON
nor q. Bennett and Mrs. Arsaiis
G Campbell. one nephew. Morris Z
Butler. and other relatives and man,
friends. After 3 pm. Thursday. Dec
;. friends are invited TO call at tht
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1890 9th
sy.i "a Requiem a mas, IN Ss ssIs,
SIS. nv. 90 Friday, December s
Ct am. 1ntsrment Mount Olive
Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Actor O'Sheu Fined
$53 for Droq Rocinq

VAN NUYS. Calf. Dec. 4
R.-Actor Michael o'Shea has
been fined $50 for drag racing
in his expensive foreign-made
automobile.
The actor. 81. pleaded guilty
to speeding yesterday before
Municipal Judge Julian Beck.
Police said Mr.. O'Shea and q
juvenile in another car raced
each other for several blocks
on November Is. The youth
was cited to appear in Juvenile
Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
Theuter Built in CunuI

TOKYO. Dec. 4 R.-They
build theaters In the weirdest
places in Japan-in beer halls,
department stores and news
paper buildings. Now they've
built a 600-seat. wide-screen
movie house in a drained canal
under a downtown Tokyo
bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04

Benjamin Sherman. owner Of
the New England Purifiers. Inc.
at tit Twelfth street NV. and
a Washington resident for more
than so years. died at Garfield
Hospital last night. He was rs
years old.
Mr.. Sherman. a native Of
Hartford. Conn. came 10
Washington as q young man
and entered the employ OF
Goldenberg's Department Store
as q furrier. Later he opened
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-04
darn nf Chunks

cuRris. EDWARD n. ssAMl. Ths
tssRllS ei.,nssAss la!s EDWARD =.
their thanks and appreciation 10
his many relatives and friends for
the flowers cards and other express
siona Of sympathy In our recent
bereavement THE FAMILY, .
GIvAlA. EIIxABETH JOAN. sincere
thanks 70 all concerned who have
N any way assisted my wife and
SivArA' 'a Surins Ahhs sT Ions.t,rm so n.
nes. Of cancer and also after her
JcSksE ?. oIvALA AND cHIL-
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DEATHS
In Mrmnriant
Announcements 81
Services By Chambers

BALLARD. LAWRENCE AND ALEX
ANDER. In loving memory OF our
loved ones Brother. LAWRENCE
BALLARD, who entered into eternal
SEsSs s'iGR'' SsLLSRb. 'p S.i asaSs'
Eternal rest grant unto them. o Lord
May 'n''r sous rel INK = RfxiMifiLY.
FABRIzIO, -MAR0HERITA tnss Plstre-
ptntol. In loving memory Of our
dear mother. MARoHERfTA IA
tered INTO eternal resi- IN san Feis,
Potsnsa,. Italy, four years ago. De-
Although iiie's sun for each must set,
Those Ne love We ns,eL ioTeet- ,o
q qAAbTsi oswALoo AND
c by y S sl devoted In h ISSins ms% %d
Erandmother, KiTTiE v. GRIFFIN,
who left Us so suddenly four years
ago today December 4, 1893
what q wonderful memory you left
behind, 70 be cherished always.
RUM oaNhkrrnn MIRIAM CARROLL AND
HARRIS, CATHERINE. In loving
memory Of my dear mother. CATH
ERNIE HARRIS, who passed away
1893.
God gave us q wonderful mother,A
She was one who never grew old
He made her heart Of pure sold
LOVING SON, CHARLIE
TENNYsOR, HIRAM y. In iovins
memory of our beloved husband and
father, HIRAM y TENNY8ON, who
asparisd this ne four years HSo,
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EMcH. GEoRGE N. on Mnndnr. ne.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 8, ape Mass Ave N Ii. $4,000
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BLoNoE W. HAWKINS. Pin. seey

EATON. ALICE ANETTA. on Tues.
Gay. December 8, 1867, at 4OII
lnErahAm y Hyattsville, Nd. ALICE
ANETTA EATON. beloved wife OF the
late James L. EATON and mother ol
Mrs Clyde A. Seyerns. Mrs. "a
Propes, Mrs. Clair Parker. Mrs
Russell HabeImehl. Miss Nola Eaton
Mr.. William Walter Eaton ana Mrs
james W. Eaton, She also is sur.
vived BY a sister. Mrs Ethel Wright,
nine grandchildren and ten great.
grandchildren Mrs. Eaton will rest
at the Oasch Funeral Home. 47Nl
Baltimore ave, Hyattsyiile. Md, from
pm. till y pm. Wednesday, De.
cember 4 Relatives and friends In.
vited. Interment Sumner, III.
EMcH. GEORGE NJ On Monday. De.
eember q. 1867, GEORGE ii. EMcH
beloved husband oi Mabel stuti
Emeh, father Of Eleanor l.. Emck
and Oeorge p Emch. Friends ma,
call at his late residence, 53O0 I3tf
O.. NV Services at the Grae,
Lutheran Church. 1900 18th ii
NV. on Thursday, December 5, a
am. lnterment Prospect Hi
Cemetery. In lieu Of GoweTs, friendl
may. contribute 10 the Memorial
Fund Of Grace Lutheran Church. 4
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LAcKIEN. oRAcr oERTar,nr

Tuesday, December 5. 1857. 1t IN
Hishland convaleacent Home, Vienna
We. oRAcE GERTRUDE LAcKLEN
9e'o lsss ESshs sr, q Robert : and y.s.
Mrs.. Joseph g. wrighi OF Park
Ridge. m: Mrs. Joseph o. Wright
Of Llmhurst. ~ sister Of Mrs. Helen
sunderland Of Avon PARK. Pla.. and
Herbert Jones Of warsav, Ohio She
children, Friends may call al the
Money a King. Funeral Home. III
Maple ave West. Vienna. Va, where
services viii Be held on THURSDAY
December 5. 81 10 an 1ntermeni
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- %sm9srs O coiSmSla Tenn o
&6A pie, No. S22, l. B. p. o. q.
Of W. met in . session Of
MI sorrow on Tuesday, Decem-
~ daugh LAURA IL.
DRIVER. Elk services will
be held at \ pm "wednesday.
December 4. Al the Malvkn A schey
Inc, Funeral Home. New Jersey ave
and r 81. NV. Funeral at NJ am.
Thursday. December B, from the
above funeral home
MATILDA n BROWN,
Dauehter Ruler.
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- notify the membership Of
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HmA er WILLIAM CAMPBELL. on
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day, DeeemseT 5, 1887, ct his resi-
denee, lis Bafnqm 81. nv, ROB-
ERr H, BuRNE1L- beloved husband
Name - TTns,ei ana o cav ~
BurnelL brother OF Lillien Possy.
Rachel Pierce. Laura IA MAY. Mary
Tenorto and hnreellus Fisher. Fu-
neral from the above, residenes on
Requiem mass at St 0Ahrieis
Church % am. Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery. s