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ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-05-08
VAzN0 | zNACAJN0 PREDAVANJE 0
GRADJANSkIM PRAVIMA | DUzk0STIMA

ODRZATI CE SE "JAVOR" DVORANI
SUBOTU SATI VECE 18. MAJA 1857
ULAZ SVAKOM SLOBODAN BEZPLATAN
Pittsburgh Pa. - Specijaln odbor nash narodnh lju
d dosao e do zaucka, da prredi vazno poucno pre-
davanje duznosti pravima gradjana da svijet
upozna svoja svoje duznosti da znacenje
gradjana prvog drugog reda.
tu svrhu dobli smo inteligentnog mladjeg covjeka
odlicnog pittsburSkog praVnka Louisa c. GIassO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
HorryC. Reed. SIS, Dies;
Official With AFL-CIO

Michigan CLIO News from 1910
to 1945 before coming to WASH
ington.
A veteran member Of the
American Newspaper Guild.
Mr.. Read played a major role
in that unions early years In
Chicago.
A World War I veteran. he
attended Northwestern Uni
versity.
Mr.. Reads FIRST wife. the
former Mary Sue Kahn, died in
1928, He is survived by his
widow, the former Lucia Flor
ence Jennings, Of the home
address: and two sons and
a daughter, Harry c. Read,
Chicago; Capt. John Kahn
Read. on Army duty in Ger
many: and Mrs. Robert Grove,
Of Seabrook. Md. Eight grand
children also survive. as well
as q brother. Jerome B.. Of
Sacramento. Calf.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Hysong
funeral home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Mrs. Lowe, 70,
CoIoneI's Widow

Mrs. Isabelle Wolfe Lowe. 20
widow Of Col. Thomas Hixson
Lowe, United States Army, re-
tired, died Monday in Walter
Reed Medical Center after q
years illness. She lived at 254C
Massachusetts, avenue NV.
A native of ,Middletown. Pa,
she was the daughter Of the
late Leroy ]. and TirZa Belle
Shoop Wolfe. She was educated
in Harrisburg. Pa. schools. and
attended st. Timothy's School,
Gainesville. Nd.
Surviving is a brother. Leroy
S, Wolfe of Buffalo. N. Y. A
daughter. Mrs. Barbara Bar
rett. died about is years ago.
Graveside services will be
held at 1880 pm. tomorrow. in
Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Mary Cunning coIum.
Author and Critic

NEW YORK, Oct. 20 R1.---
Mary Cunning Colum, 10,
author and critic and the wife
OF Padraic Colum, died yester-
day Of a heart attack at their
Central Park West home. Mr.,
Colum said his wife was
stricken while writing at her
desk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colum, natives
of Ireland, we're married In
1912 and came TO the United
States in 1914 TO take UP per-
manent residence. Recently
they had been working on a
joint memoir. Our Friend,
James Joyce"
Mrs. Colum published Prom
These Roots" q book Of liter
airy criticism, in 1887. and Life
and the Dream" memoirs OF
her early life in Ireland and
later literary experiences, in
lQ47,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

Harry c. Read, IS. assistant
TO the secretary-treasurer Of
the AFL-CIO, and a former
newspaperman. died yesterday
at his home. 1923 N street NV,
after q long illness.
Mr.. Read had lived in this
area for IL years. He came as
Executive assistant To James b.
Carey. secretary-treasurer of
The old Congress Of Industrial
Organizations. After the merger
bf the American Federation of
Labor and CLIO in 1855. Mr..
Read was named an assistant
10 William F. Schnitzler, ALL
Go secretary-treasurer.
Born in Chicago, he was O
primer city editor Of the Chi
ago American. and q former
tght city editor Of the Chicago
american from 1926 to 1892.
I'D the Herald and Examiner
i,pm 1884 to 1887. He was q
rtolific writer. the output In
Guiding several books and nu-
nervous magazine articles.
HE went with the CLIO In
1877 and was editor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Mrs. GuIIett, IS,
Son in Navy Here

Mrs. John Eads Gullett, rs
mother Of Comdr. George L
Gullett, USN, now stationed In
Washington. died today at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital.
A native of Huntsville. Ala.
she was the former Lille
Young. She attended the Flor
ence Normal School. Florence
Ala, and was householder fol
Delta Zeta sorority at the Uni
versity of Illinois for a number
Of years.
She was hostess Of the Uni
versity Club at Virginia Poly
technic Institute. Blacksburg
Va. and from 1881 until recent
years served as hostess at the
College Of vP.I.
In addition to her son
George, she is survived by heI
husband. of New York. and an
other son, william Brandon Of
West Hills. New Canaan. Conn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Miss Hazel Potts,
Bunk EmpIoye

PURCELLVILLE. Va. Oct. %
Especially Miss Hazel Ellen
Potts. 81, bookkeeper for 80
years at the Purcellville Nation
al Bank. died Sunday evening
at her home in Purcellville.
Born near Hillsboro, she was
the daughter of the late Edwin
Clinton Potts and Laura James
Potts. She was a lifelong resi-
dent of Loudoun County.
She was an active worker of
Salem Methodist Church near
Hillsboro.
She is survived by two sis
tiers, Miss Bertha j. Potts, with
whom she lived. and Mrs. Lu-
ther Hale Of Winchester; and
two brothers. Thurston j. Potts
Of Hillsboro and Jennings F.
Potts of Lincoln.
Funeral services we're held
yesterday at the Hall funeral
home in Purcellyille.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
\. Paris Coleman,
Lbudoun Resident

| WATERFORD, Va, Oct. %
III. Paris Coleman, So. Of Wa
Eeford. died Monday at LOU
bun County Hospital after q
|otg illness.
Born ht Jonesville. in SOUTH
vest Virginia, he was the son
I the late William and Myrtle
}. Coleman. He came TO Lou
|oun County with hts parents
Is years ago. His father oper-
tied a large dairy farm neai
Waterford.
Mr.. Coleman was educated
Z Lynchburg College and the
University OF Virginia. After
aduating he was engaged in
Airy farming and later EN-
red the heating and plumb
b business. He worked for
e Navy Department as an
ectrician for two years.
He was a member of the Wa
ford Baptist Church.
,af is survived by his wife,
HrAnia Davis Coleman: a son,
Paris, jr., Of $40 Queen
4ref, Alexandria; a daughter,
Yrs William F. Pancoast, OF
1irellville: four grandchildren
I'D three sisters.
HRveside services were to be
hkdlat 2 pm. today at Lees
bFgl Union Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Mrs. NoncyM
Educators Widow

Mrs. Nancy Payne Marsh. rs,
died Friday at Fort Bragg. N. c
Mrs. Marsh was the widow of
the Rev. Arthur H. Marsh.
headmaster Of st. Adams
School for Boys. who was killed
in France in World War I
while serving as an Army chap
lain. She had lived for the past
year with her son. 1t. Col.
Arthur H. Marsh, USA, sta
toned as a chaplain at Fort
Bragg. She was a native of
King George County, Va. and
lived most of her life in the Dis
trict.
She is survived by another
son. Comdr. Richard NJ. Marsh,
USN. stationed at Charleston.
S. c., and by seven grandchil-
dren
A funeral service and burial
were to be held today in st.
Paul's Episcopal Church. Dahl
gren. Va. A previous service
was held at Fort Bragg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
E. H. Day, Retired
Yord Conductor
For Terminal

Elicit Helton Day. 10, q re-
tired yard conductor who
worked So years for the Wash
ington Terminal Co.. died yes
terday at Mary Washington
Hospital. Fredericksburg, Va.
Mr.. Day was the first yard
conductor TO bring a Southern
Railway train into the new
Union Station when the yards
opened as a consolidated ter
minal in 1907. He was q mem
Der Of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
road Trainmen So years and
president in 1885 Of Local 1893.
He retired in 1852.
Mr.. Day was a native of
Scottsville, Va. He lived here
at 631 Longfellow street NV.
He was a member of Federal
Lodge. No. /. of Masons, and
the Centennial Baptist Church.
Mr.. Day is survived by his
widow, the former Lena Perry,
Of the home address; two sons,
William Henry Day and Elicit
o. Day. both Of New York City:
two stepsons. Robert Russell
Kicker Of Temple Hills, Md,
and 1t. Stanley S. Kicker. USN,
Of San Diego. Calf: two sis
tiers, Mrs. c. w. McKendrie of
1920 Holly street NV. and Mrs.
Willie Nalley of 5940 Piney
Branch road NV, and a
brother, James H. Day Of Rich
mond.
A funeral service will be held
at 2 pm. Friday in the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home with bu-
rial in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Judge Clark Burial
At Arlington Is Set

Former Federal Judge Viii
liam l.. Clark. who died Octo-
Der 10 in Ceylon. will be buried
with full military honors
FRIDAY in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Services will begin at l pm
in Fort Myer Chapel.
Mr.. Clark was appointed q
Federal judge in 1925 by Pres
ident Coolidge. President
Roosevelt elevated him to the
United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals in 1898.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Eh(rson R. Crothers,
'Muylund Ex-Aide

sIKTON. Md. Oct. % R).-
Fthdal services were held here
yekeday for Emerson r. Cro-
thfa former secretary of the
M4Iand Senate. He died Sat-
urd in Putnam, Conn, at the
aeS 4 7s.
4r Crothers had been secre-
tat b his uncle, Gov. Austin
Laie crothers. during the lat
.tef l909-l9l2 administration.
Hdlaer was chief deputy clerk
of IN Cecil County Circuit
Cottl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Anutoli D. Doronin,
Top Soviet Puruchutisi

MOSCOW. Oct. % (R.-The
newspaper Soviet Aviation yes
terday announced what it called
the "untimely" death Of one of
Russia's star parachutists. En-
gineer 1t. Col. Anatoli d. Dor
onin. Circumstances Of his
death were not given.
Col. Doronin won Stain
prizes twice and held the Order
of the Red Banner Of Labor and
three Orders of the Red Star.
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DAUGHTER. VIVIAN.

bnUwMAGGlE n. IN loving men
Wy 10y ueInug motner, MAetOlE
~, sHNs who lest me nine years
We - $50, n"ss..,..a
", ,sstimes ,Sannet UNDERSTAND
In, "a hns tn, nS Hnis n SsS og Inr he,
I'll ns ss''lne sun -, =
her suVs voice no more We neal
u,tvnu ithAt Eonareus cay.
IL ~ ,.isa ~ e'eat YIN
t SnIn'ns way
ksno"Gh meet Us on the pain
e,s.ma Se vs. ~ tne hAne'
~ ". sshnsiy on Mn her
,p Sv - NO In91nA IN =, LINN, LMMA.
p.,OnN. AS1IE ~. IN loving r.
nliSynnplsE Of my Gear motner, MAG
SlE BROWN, who passed away
nine yef aFo today, October %
Mother. bur memory Is a keepsak,
With kieh ! viii never nsrte A'
p SIN vs nS yo,, you IN IN nv az, s.s nsep'ns
YOUR LEiNG DAUGHTER sis,
BROWN, NyFIIA TuRNRR In Low.
H iHs rs% n, e friend aso No;
away ,ydSeais aSO today, October
when Mob br,.th,s her Las, fare
wei,
Without d smile OF her face.
A FRIENIl MAMIE 8 CARTER.
BURKE, MAMF A In memory ~ NV
dear fried MIME RtfRKE
Who passet .eay nftsen wears 90
october ellg42,
Time ana HAS raj, su,stiv Nv
fut love memoriss rexsr AZ
DEVOTED tRiFNp, CARRIE II T.
Johnson
COMFRs ndfy MKRKs In LAWN.
NANCY NANCY StERc gear rb mother nss..d Dolly PLAY
sixteen veal today. oetoher 81.
l94i,
Somewhere knye this troubled World.
safe beydS All eriei S ana care oi'u'
ood arsd some day ! meet her
nOILEY. WtF MARY In rsno,v
OF Dur macr. erandmotheT ana
great-Srandtftbsr. whRT NAV
ago today, otober %, ia5e'
r,,I Memories en- you lassE On.
AND oREAE eRANpcHiIDREN.
ins memory XII NV d,ar a." hushan ns-
j HENRY jolis, Who Se dsparts spi this
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Deunwood Group
Elects Officers

Wendell w. Campbell was re-
elected president Of the Dean
wood Civil Association last
night at Carver Elementary
School.
other new officers include
Mrs. Louise Howard, first vice
president; Mrs. Marie Rogers,
second vice president; Mrs.
Lena Dyson, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Ann Speight, as
sistant recording secretary;
Howard Reynolds. correspond
ing secretary; Mrs. Annie Bun
gle. financial secretary: William
Nichols, treasurer and George
Parker, parliamentarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23
Garn 1T ThankB

PERRY. EyHRETT a, The family Of
the late EVERETT A. FERRY wishe'
70 express their thanks and appFeela,
ton 10 their many relatives Arc
friends fer their howefs, cards. let.
tiers and cara ard other expresxi0nl
q klndness and sympathy dslrins theil
Ekk syisiE TRUSS AND SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-23

People unable to afford pri-
vate attOrneys--6,S00 last year
were given legal advice on
civil and domestic relations
problems by the Legal Aid
Bureau, an agency sharing In
UGF.
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Nnurtltiln

MILLER. JOSEPH. There win be a
unvellins 81 a monument 10 the mem.
CRY Of the late JOSEPH Mltllth,
beloved husband. 81 Minnie Miller
devoted father Of samuel Miller and
os., s9 osun ,,,s hs sssh a hssS
f 2S:so sna irl.hnss s 4. !. ,nIi,sa Rsla.
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CEMETERY LOTS

TwO CHOICE LOTS al washington
National Will sacrihce. owner leaV.
Ing town. PA. 2-3931.
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In Mfmnriaiit

BALI SCAR. In sad but loving 70.
me9htnce Of my dear husband
OSNT BALL, who departed this life
tvelt,tix years aso. October %
sT3 lhoushts Of yesterday never
Tfoiih 20 years have passed by,
1t Sen9 that nothing on earth last.
Elcek sweet memories OF the past
Y9 ak LOVING WIPE HATTIE
BENEu. BOYD. In loving memory
Of ~ tther, BOYD BENNETT. who
dep4tes this life one year sgo to-
day. Ctober %, 1885.
W. tss you now.
pei hearts are sore:
tue goes BY
W, Hdm mis- you more. ~ .,
BENNIT1 OLIVE MARION. In Low.
who }-parted this life three years
aeo cay, October 20. 1884.
Mhs1is this life II so full Of care,
We he no time 10 stand and stare
JIMMIE.
BROW ANNA SOvELLA. In loving
mend Of my. mother, ANNA So
vELLN BROWN, who passed away
igo. prs ago today, October %
Gone sw, dear Mother. is an pain,
s3on nj you Quiet peace .sain;
OF - love Mother un'eifsh and
] viii aks my life what you wished
BslisS tist you ar. still ruidins
natyaay.rrr, 1,vx,r.D
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. sHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral tributes Moderator
priced Open daily sun holidays
Phone orders also accepted, q 80 TO y
, m. week nights 900 i4tb 81 NV.
Ma SOLOS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


j. William Lees Sons Co.
FURERAI DIRECTORS
eth 81 ana Mass Ave Me-. IL $4,000
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oSiYSsI As ISss. sAMuEt JL EElday
of the late Ella Jefferson. "dI ev.tsS
father Of Mrs, Frances Hood, Mrs
Lillian Lee. Mrs. Florine Gregor,
Matte BYRD. Mrs Ruth Williams
and Mrs Beatrice Coleman, He also
- survived BY six grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. After IN
m. "wednesday. October -, frlcndi
ere Invited 70 call Al. his late resi-
en-. THURSDAY. October. 20, at the
Jarvis Chapel, 1913. You 81, NV
!nterment Arlington National Gene.
JOHNSON. MAGGIE y. v. on Tues.
day. October, II, 1907, at the Dis.
triet General Hospital. MA0dIE Z
". JOHNSON OF "a You 81. ne
beloved mother OF Bertha Pearson ane
sister Of Esterbelie Henry, Roger vii.
liams ana Earl Williams. Remain
resting at the Mount Moriah A. M. u
Church, Franklin ST, Annapolis, Md.
where services will be held on Thurs
ment Brewer Hi Cemetery.
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CHEsIyOIR. BENJAMIN. On Monday

ociobsr 81. p 15SF. ABFNjAMihn TcIHlfassi.
yoIR. beloved father OF Miss Norma
Chesiyoir. devoted brother OF Her.
man chesiyoir Of washington. D. & 4.
Nathan chesiyoir Of chillum, Nd
and MIS-; SADIE Goldberg Of Langley
q chew cbs sa NJ s s e1 iasn q i2e
6. y. qoldbers A. Son Funeral Home
42l1 9th ST. nv, on "wednesday,
Oetober 20. at ~ am Interment
Ohev Sholom Cemetery. In mourn.
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WALTER J. LYDbANE, srs seey
DYSON, JAMES W, on Saturday, oc.
tober 10, 1857. JAMES W. DYSON Of
l4l4-A Hall 81. B.w., beloved husband
Of Mrs, Clara Irene Dyson; son Of
John Dyson; brother Of Mrs. Jessie
Perry. Mrs, Louise Russell. Mrs, Mar
garet Booth, Mrs. Lillian sinEletAry.
Mrs Theresa Parks Mrs. Maggie
also Is survived BY other relatives
after I pm. Wedncsday. October 81.
a. Barnes a. Matthews Funeral Home,
1919 I4th II. NV. 18th At epring
rd.), REQUIEM mass Will be celebrated
q am. Thufsday, October -. at
g. Vincent De Paul Catholic Church,
South Capitol and M SITS Inter-
ment Ariineton National Cemetery.
FERGUSON, WILLIAM RAYMOND. on
ae p Hospital wiLLihI hkYaoEb
FERGUSON Of .145 Kentucky ave.
SCI, The beloved husband Of Mrs. Eye
lyn L. Ferguson, brother Of Mrs,
bertha II Blake. Friends NAV cali
at lhe Lee Funeral Home, Ain ~.
viii Be- held on Thufsdsv. October
ington National Cemetery. 23
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ELLA MAY HARRIS, Noble Grand.
MARGARET HALPPAP. secy.

DucHENE. VIOLA N. ome.rs and
NR are hereby notifisd Of the
AWffS death Of Sister VIOLA DU-
cHENE Friends may call
V q Chamber Pune
un,iil n' grid.s = de,abssa e. r.. 1857 s.;
xggEE1SnRIENycE p pu Hosr; ". AZ
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tooer ss.. 1881. JosEPPH D DSvi rs;
hgsband q Eva 6. Devins, father 81
nTs. Patricia A. Drumm. Two erand-
invited 70 call AZ ne pethesaa ~ .hsxss
Snase Funeral Home Of Robert a
Pamphfey, Bethesda. Nd. servtees
81. Mary's Catholic Church. Roek.
~. NO. on Friday. October IS,
10 an interment oafs 81 HeSvsr
Cemstery.. Holy Name VIII say rorarz
On tnafsoay' October -, At $40 > n
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prafaa

sCuL OSsEn. MAn0ARET " on q
DssHgi ~ ~ lsi L nAHeA't 4
colmnI Mqnofh Nd wife o. ne y
peofee r.. Howard =. .iss Willis
Pete. Rosall A. Mary A., Margaf
A and Toni pehlosser and ~
MsFsRa crfs e,ash. A 4rv,s 9Faes b Coz
risn nss'ssa nav ~ can y ,ns lee Pun
Home, 9Th 81. and Mass ave. Il
until $50 am, Thursday octp
"a. REQUIEM mass will be offered
81 Joseph'b Catholic Church, "a y
ilnston National csmstslg.
SIMMONS. HATTIE b, on SUM
october TO-. 1857, HATTIE y 81
MONS OF Di3 .oakdnle place ~
beloved wife OF Thomas Blmmh
Also suryiEins are three dsugh4
@ dolyn DS wiiifyOrd k i.s Mary W. IL IL
mons, and three sons, oliver u
sisters. Mrs. Susie Lanhsm.
Marie Moten, Mrs. Grace Chase, N
Elizabeth White; one brother, 0edI
Wood; five GRANDCHILDREN, other !
pm. Wednesday, October 20. frieI
are invited To call At the Mood
Funeral Home, 1890. 9th Ct, nj
where the rosary Will be reeited
$3.50 pm. Requiem mass Will
ssesHsa ch n H SCrt s ssS
Der -. az q am. 1ntefmenf Moi
DIivRt Cemeterv o.
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!Ssss %, hs ss HS 81 su Sosls IS
o. rs Newport Il l NV. Ne "a
ss,naslysd oy . loving wife. Mrs. Grace
honesty' one son. one dauehter' four
s, sssers: olner relatives and many
Mortgarr. 1924 You Il. NV FuneYal
% Inprsday, October -. 81 2 pm.
from me Shiloh Baptist Church, Car
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~ n VOL MY =, c,I,Ilh.s cfaesr'
H bsEsh Lodge. No So I d o. p.
~ hereby noiifed Of the death q
III our late sister, VIOLA NJ
~ DUCHKNE. Remains at Cham
nj bers Funeral Home. 5i5 lIth
" - sc Burial on Friday. Octo-
Der Is, 1857. A. pm By
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DULEY, HARRY l.. OF 1907 Sth st.
Of the late vlrGinia O. DuIey. uncle
Of Mrs. Anna 7. Lincoln. Mrs Eulaiia
sendstYom. Mrs, Helen b. Rafferty,
Eoicy, Mrs Lytton Bochard and Mrs
Dixte Cady. Services ct Chambers
Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin 81. nv,
lnterment Port Lincoln Cemetery. Is
DUNN. ARTHUR GRANVILLE. After q
short illness, on Monday, October a !,
1891. a. sihley Hospital. ARTHUR
GRANVILLE DUNN OF 1901 Western
ave Nv. HUSBAND Of the late Jessie
Ray Dunn and father OF Mrs, Hassei-
tine PiEott and Charles A. n Dunn.
Also survived BY three grandchildren,
John and janice Dunn and Dianne
Pigott; brother of Mrs. L. 9. skeels
81 California. Services At the 8, H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2g0l 14th
81, NV on Thursdey, October 20. al
am. interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. "a
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VIRGINIA. Omeers and
members Of Naomi Chan
yer. No. o. Order Of Eastern
tend The f unsrsif Of sistis.r ny,
VIRGINIA JACKSON on
thursday. October "a, 1897,
AZ ! pm. from The Carver
HONE 20 u 50. NV.
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HLNNtNG W. A special
communication OF Nsiionai
LodEe. No. -. p. A. A. NJ.
= hereby called for re noon
thursday, October "a, 1857,
a. the Masonic Temnle.
18th St, and New York ave
n ". for the purpose OF
the last Masonic rites for
brother, HENNfNG II.
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l. A. 4. ~ Y. 1 LIKE s:,d " !.
speeial Communication on
Hlcay October -, 1857,
81 I pm, ct thu Masonic
Temple. for the purpose 81
eonduetine the Masonic fu-
neral services for cur late
kLLETT n. DAY. Members
ts1o. -
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/.N bsrs Of he Association 9 q
q !: ID \ |!
at the q. II, Hines Co. Funera
Hama .annI IAih Al nv. on Ihura.
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10AMELL- MARIE e suddenIy, or
EsRfhE oi z soxw %ssffhin q g., 2 {.
nv, Washington, D. c She Is sur.
uved oy two brothers. james D
SEC George A. Watson. Relative,
and friends may call al the Osseh
rnnfral Home. Hyettsyiile. Nd. vhers
SsrvlseS VIII Be held on Thursday
October "a. at $50 pm. fntermeni
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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to6sr 22. 1851 anne Hf II. ssgRu2ess-
wife Of the late John N ssne =
services viii be held IL Au-soulsi
Episcopai Church. Cathedral ave. Al
.Moodiey pl, nv. on Thursday. Dc
private. In lieu Of flowers. contrihu-
lons may be made 60 the American
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JOHN T. BROOKE. W. N
D. FuRR. eeey. "a

q os.essS1 Il. 1851 i Sum- y :; q Ms nv.
Ruth Willis and Mrs. Frona pav
Iiegatt, nephew OF Mrs. John =
M ss Services at Chamber Pu-
Thursday, October "a, a IL ~
iinisrmeni Washington National Gene
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On Wsdnesday, October a5. i557. Il
A Assss to Ms S siSysf o.. sS'e q
Caroline n foote Of Seattle. Wash.
and brother OF Miss Margaret Fgots
Beth Barrett q Minnsapolis. MINI MINI
ss ,,nsssi a e the so & H.,H Hines Co
on Friday, October 90 al SAD
an tparklng fseilitiesl, interpeni
Afllngton National cemeteFy. 20
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DucnESE. VIOLA MAI. OF Toia d
81. 1851. vifs q Au Ma \ n p oesS9.f
mothef Of Mrs ssmmie Z. Watson
and Paul A. Ducbene; sister Of hlbert
curtis Adams. Also survived BY three
grande children. Services ct Cham
on Friday, October IS, at nm.
intermsnt Cedar Hi Cemetery "a
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CASSIE B. R1xBY Of s53i Harrison
e. NV. wife Of the late George p
sen Of Salinas, Calf Howard IL
klxny q Vienna. Va. and Col. GeofFe
W. Bixhy Of Orleans. France Frierfs
may call At the s. H Hines co
snsrai Home: se0l 14th 81. nv.
Graysside services at F0rt Lincoln
(emetery on Friday. October "a AZ
pm. In lieu Of feWers. contrfhi-
lons may oe made to the American
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day, October %, 1857. Il the IA.
tional Institutes OF Health. cAsrMiR
Ae., beloved husband OF Victoria b
5isss.ski and father o. Conrad s
blega&ki. FRIENDS may call Al the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. ana Mas
ave. ne. until $40 an. Friday.
Oetoher IS. Mass viii Sc ofiered
tne Church Of the Assumption
~ 10 an. In lieu OF flowers fhe
family REQUESTS that masses 81 oi.
Tered Tor the repoSe OF hts soul
fChteago, III uaperk nlsass eoov "a
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FHED II BOOTH. Secy 23
bCkION, HENNING n. Oaheers ana
-r(nnz members Of Vincent q Co.'S
tello Post. No. rs. the
American LeRton. are
hereby notified Of the dea'h
Of Comrade HENNfNO NJ
BURTON. Costello Guard
services viii be held on
Wednesday, October 81. 1857, Al 4
Pm, at the Lee Funeral Home.
9Th 81, and Mass. ave. ne All are
FRANK X BRhHNIGAN, comar.
NJ. NJ. MINOR. Adjutsnt %