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lit Mrmnriant
Anneuneemsnt 81
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BARNES, HATTIE n. In Ieylng mem
DRY Of my mother, HATTIE N
BARNES, Who passed away three
year. ago. October %, 1854
when . mother hreathes her last
me s.Iof: means more than tongue
The world seems cutie smother place
Without he smile Of mesher,s lase
BROWN. DEAC0N OSCAR. In loving
e. sRMR se.iS n Tsade ~los pEscoN oscAR
BROWN. who left Us one year ago
tomorrow. october IS. 1855
We are trying hard TO carry on,
As you would have US do.
Hoping some day 70 clasp your hard
When our work on earth Is through.
tsunrise Prayer Meeting Of Friend
REV. B. II. WHITING. Pastor. REV.
w H. MONTGOMERY AND DORO-
THY HICKS, Leaders.
BROWN, MARY PEYToN. In LOVING
TsmsWefsnee q ep51resaT potnsE.
parted this lie iwenty-three years
ago today. October 81, 1894.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one laid TO rest.
And those who think Of her today
Are those who loved her best.
Our hearts SIN ache with pain.
Our eyes shed many tears;
COO e Snly M soIss nov We miss you
At the end 81 tventy-thres Ions
years.
Life is q stairstep Of memory
OF one 50 kind and true.
Ans Is We sEsss 'h s,ss sssps p LIFE
No.hing Is quite the same.
like Rfnrfing life
The years roll by: one can't forget
A mother such IS you.
Gone. dear mother. gone forever.
How We miss your smiling face:
But you left US to remember.
None on earth can take your place.
Beyond the golden sunset
Lies land 50 oright and fair:
It's the land Of Gods tomorrow
And mother awaits US there.
There were many happy moments.
And some sad ones. too:
But the ssddest moment We ever bad
Was when We watched the last
breath YOU drew.
DEVOTED CHILDREN, REBECcA,
FILLMORE. BEATRICE wELFoRD.
GRACE.
GOODWIN, WILLIAM NJ IN memory
Of our dear father. WILLIAM NJ.
ssaSs sso ,oSs aS 6 sssss ie sfn
God saw the road was getting rough.
The hills were hard to climb,
30 He gently closed your eyes, dear
father.
And whispered. Peace be thine Z"
THE FAMILY
GRIFFITH, CLARK CALVIN. In low
ing memory Of CLARK CALVIN GRIP
FIFTH. the beloved and revered
Grand Old Man Of Baseball" who
passed away in Ceorgetown Hospital
two years ago today. October 81,
1885.
Gone 70 rest with God above,
Baseball's honored son;
The Nation moprned. the Nation
His win on earth be done.
"BY A LONG-T1ME ADMIRER,"
FERGUSON FA0UE
GROsSKuRTH, CARL z. In sad but
loving remembrance OF our beloved
son Carl. who passed away two years
aeo today, October %, 1885.
MOTHER AND DAD.
ball: WILLIAM z; y; !, n lOvinS
who died Eve years ago today, oeto-
Loved in life. in death remembered.
THE FAMILY.
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In Mfmnrtant

JACKSON. HELEN. In Iovins mem
SON. wno departed this life three
years ago today. October p, 1854.
She lives among the many hearts
OF those who loved her best.
Whose lives she briehtened every enD
Mere than she ever guessed.
She walked serene with peaceful heart
To meet the rising SUD-.
10 let HIS vii be done.
LovTN0LY MARION COLE AND NO
LET JEFFERSON.
MULLEN, WILLIAM q. AND HENRY
Jr. In loving memory Of our devots1
sons and brothers, WILLIAM .
aso today. October q. 1917. and
HENRY MULLEN. Jr.. Who passed
away December 81. 1885.
We DO not lose the ones We love.
They only 90 before.
where there Is everlasting life.
Where sorrow Is no more.
And there the soul will always hve
We DO not lose the ones We love.
God takes them in His care
DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTER AFn
BROTHERS
SMITH, JOHN r., 81. IN memory q
my husband. JOHN =, SMITH. y.
today. October %. 1855.
You we're the spirit Of al that vas
La:tins. fragrant and fair:
No other blessing that life could hold
With the love Of your heart can
compare.
My thoughts Of you will never fade
/ shall always keep in my heart
DEVOTED WYE. ANNIE SMITH. :
WALKER, GEORGIANA AMERICA. Jas
PER. A tribute in memory Of our
mother. GEORGIANA AMERICA JAS
PER WALKER. who passed away
eleven years ago today, OCTOBER z1s
1875
This day We pause In reverence =
say q silent prayer for q loEing
mother Who did 50 many things
DEVOTED CHILDREN. puMoNr,
Van ANNvpYKk' ALMA WINNIE AND
cry q our father and srandfafher.
JOHN H WELDON, who passed away
thirteen years ago, October IS, 1914
Always 50 true. unselnsh and kind,
A few in this world his equal you'n
A beautiful life that came to an end.
He t SleS as ne lived sversonss
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, ESTHER
JOHNSON. AND 0RANDDAUGH-
TER. MYRTLE PALMER.
WORMLEY, BETTY: DAVIS, DAISY n.
In memory Of our dear grandmother
and mother, BETTY WORMLEY. who
passed away. eleven years ago. octo-
Der "a. 1916, and DAISY NJ. DAVIS,
who left US seven years ago Febru-
airy IS, 1850.
Somewhere above this troubled world.
Safe beyond all strife and care,
Our mothers rest In heavenly peace.
God grant someday We meet them
ELIzABETH, ADA, JESSIE AND
ALICE; GRANDCHILDREN AND
GREAT GRANDCHILDREN.
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pfatha

zIEZI. Nm. FRANCIS .. Suddenly, on
SATURDAY. Qetober %. 1851, At hii
Iln ssgsnev vi. DR. FRANCS L, I zINzT,
beloved husband Of Mrs Kathryn
X zinxI. father Of louis j.. PraneiI
zzinsi. " al q the above sSarsss, Aise
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Luiji zingi
Of New YORK City: two sisters. Mrs
d doSoni q New New York cry, soai
and Louis Zinzl. an Of New York city
Friends may call At the Pitzeerald
FUNERAL Home. 3246 Wilson blvd
ipaFking IN the Tear), Arlington. Va,
where there will be 9 recitation Of
the rosary Monday. October 20, II
S36 pm A reuben mass viii b
eelebrnted At 81. Thomas More
Catholic Church. Tuesday. october 20,
At 10 am. fntefment calvary Me-
mortal Cemetery. Fairfax. Va. Please
omit flowers. Contributions may be
made TO the Heart Fund. %
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Corr was Q graduate Of the
same class as his wife. They
were married that year.
They entered the United
States two years later and In
1928 became American citizens
Although both had obtained
medical degrees, they never
practiced medicine. preferrine
to do research in bio-chemistry
A year after winning the
Nobel award, Mrs. Corr was
honored at q Washington
meeting Of the American
Chemical Society. This vas
the Francis P. Gafvan Medal
for biochemical research.
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Anurili,,p

cOuRN, EDIrn. There win b an
@ sass'Ilss ], gpffH Se s,S iuesksr Z!
Milton and Maxwell Cohen, % ,.
hsld N the Ades isresl gssns'slsl
ESQ % gsI.sas and Relatives q;
Ranl.,s I lpA T ,.sssm, IN /, e 4.
memory Of The late IDA EHRLiCh.
cur beloved mother. - ne SEN
fholom coneregation Cemetery o.
sSdayh ., NSs:e sl,a ssansaSs' ar IN.
rELDNAN. MAX. Tners Win b A
m anSsilISs q, Y nHnppHniAnN on sun M
day. November 8, 1887, q pm,
a. the AEudas Aehtm section q
Mount Lebanon toeoTss waahIng'
SS csn :a s sss' are invited sfss'''
rn,E 1s.|s. I \ i.,1 Tsf 4 wI ::
81 our Ssicesd hnshand and father,
LEO N rRiEpnERO. on sunday.
October "a 1897, ~ pm. ~ the
MssR sss csm sssA R.a AZ SsG ss
frisnas snsissT
KKDAN. sAnYE =. TAsre WIN be q
memory q The iats nApYk h. KkDAN,
devoted mother Of Stanley J. Rno
sylvia Kedan and Mrs Philip 1na-
plro. a the United Hebrew Gene.
terry, baltimoFs, Nd. on Sunday
ksIrs hs' ana friends invited.
MHLLER. JOSEPH there yin - e
unvellins % . nlonuInent z ne mem.
ery o he late yosnrn MIdL,k, l.
devoted father 81 samuel Miner and
Mrs. Sol okun. At the Seth aholem
October 81. 1887. At I pm. Nein-
tives and friends are invited
n0sENBL0oN. BESSIE. An unveil-
fne win IS held On sunday, No.
vembeE ~, 1887. AZ $50 pm. q
the Wnshinetnn Hebrew Congreea-
ti0n Cemetery, 1850 Alabama ave.
se Friends and relatives are IN
ms Max JEwKLKR AND MAR
WIN RooENnLOoM
sCnUl.MAN. SAMUEL. There viii %
an unwilling Of Z monument % The
memory OF the late SAMUEL Schulz
MAN on sunday. October 81, 1887
q 1850 p;ms e the hnei lsrael
MI Relatives and friends invited
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ALDERsON. RICHARD KYLR o.
1901 Columbia avs Lannovef. ~ :
on October "a 1851 son o. Kyle
s rS yS1e es.si o ~ nwsiiism n AlSsrscn
grandson 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Alder
son. a.. and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
uasisksF servlse, Il Sh.nesls y.
s.i sasal a1ii sSas Ns.lSas Il csas,.1s
A Ser q. isss, 81 sins s1 Plns; Ssss-
lng Home. Eva. A AILAnD q 5000
North 7th 81. Arlington, va eelqysd
w hS e HfTEy aAsd a ana "a Hl. Dos
Ss''HP upi Sslinf se ..' s ssa An: :ss
blvd: Arlagsep ", where fsnsss.l
coiS Saaa Gardens censssry.
ser "a. 1857, ANN Al lsssSE b.Is1 1Ss
wife q tlse late Max Alpeft, devoted
mother Of Mis1 Norma Albert Of Yalls
SsS's Ss..r, ~ a: ' s:. = sSSss;s y
a Nv 3, cincinnati asrae oSlo. Met sns
as'' s.syi 'sa'i y ne c. b. B. ooIessrs;
4 son Puneraf Home. .49l1 ON
e. nv. on Monday. October ~ ..
cens,ery Family Ar reauesss i leu
81 lowers. contributions Be- made 10
the D. C. Cancer Aid Group. 20
ANDERSON. CHESTER 4 On Mon
esZ; Qsteesr q. 1897, GHnsTKE =
Of Mrs. EsteIls Andersen and son
e survived b. i've children, one
srether: tive sisterh ether relatives
aS T.n c I1snds :ss Z q. niaa
!itsS e ear a. he Jsrvis cGs1sl,
..svis.. WI ). Ssia . 3 an, Eaa.
soS Sss sSSsl c.m.s Sassfmen' Ains-
A s.e 81 49, sss'E BASIN 8 9P E EEstf 9ss: Sc:
IN. fGtheT. Of Basiie y. lnslln and
clyde Anglin, and brother o. Mar
ksId !. ~ oawis as' chspcp 1853 Pa 3
ave. Nv. on SUNDAY. Oeiohe- 81,
8: the cathsdrai o. the immseuiate
SsSi 1 2issSs. r. = ii am is IS
BATES. EINoR c. On Thur.day O.
istfation Hospital. Roanoks. va.
e ELIE ss.. 6 sb sA1Es e az s,ns 4.
MS w nay sr..i s.i ana i NJ. i fson
Raymond N. Jones. Mrs. BATES resfs
3 ne Wsrner Z. Plmphrey Funeral
spIine. Nd. tpaTkinE faeiiiiiesl. Mass
soul on Monday. October 81. ct $50
an. At 81. Michaei.s Catholic Church.
e05 WAYNE ave. SILVER sprins, Nd
fnteTment Rock Greek Cemetery. ~
BERG. WILLIAM WAYNE. On Friday,
2ssSS s e, isss; wILLIA 1co w a A.xI.nE
ana oe Geo esss'f B. Bsr. Oh r Daans
from Collins Funeral Home. 3e2i
18th q. nv, on Tuesday, October 20,
Z. csn,,s,.E.i I'm; cha Rseui ,Eao Ipsass At a
lus Or. silver sprine. Nd. al $50
an. Interment Arlington National
BERNHARDT. JOHN A On mum
BERNHARDT father 81 Mrs. Louise
Alsop. Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson. VII
s s i STc Sa. Il Mrs. nd MS sSn rb ssT
Mrs. Cecilia Messy, Mrs. MaTsafst
Godfrey. James A and Charles L.
Bernharat Aisc surviving are six
Ts mSsSV Hs5ion T ansr Hd 5ss siei
osos ssi 40 sS On h ksaSism 1 @ss:
at 81. 0abriers Church. Grant Cir
sIs Nv q An. lnterment Negnt
B0WLEs, HATTIE. on Friday, oeto-
ber rs. 1857, HATTIE BoWtEs .of
hsiai ss ss' airins;m. nCs'f s. S.ry ~
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Ctarn uf Uhauks

WILLIAMS, THEODORE =. CrEpl, 81,
The family Of the late THEODORE
n. WILLIAMS. ST., wishes 10 express
church, relatives. neighbofS and many
friends for their kind expressions
% sympathy durins cur recent BE-
MS asHEApxs p. WILLIAMS AND
WILLIAMS. FRKDERIcK DOUGLAS.
DOUGLAS WILLIAMS wishes 70 thank
their friends. relatives and neigh
hors for the many letters, telegrams.
flowers and other kfndnessea En-
Mrs. KATHERINE p. WILLIAMS, p.
PRESTON WILLIAMS.
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| With Regard to q
Gard OF Thanks

vsry eilsn . eest d lhaaki u
ne Slel mech . ssed whleA eaa
hardly b solved n ony oiasi uey
Not enly b u . ssaeious expression
u csullluts 70 thess Who hss' sent
Ileiol tFibuiss bui else courteously
aeknoxlsdses The services end kind.
nessss 81 he meay y whom . per
sonoi uols q thuaks eoancs veil y
nailed O. whose aemes end "a.
dssssss ere asi kneva lassftIca 81
q cord 81 tAanks mey BE- assanee1
b. telspAeas y rhs sssf 81
5000
ne Essalns end sunduy sls'
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vIgoIEIA n. HARRIsoN'
DEyERs. CHARLES ARrHun. On
ARfAtR pEvtRs. tie b.lcv sa Sus ~.
s sssd ss q ne ., ~, m,i Fi.hf D:yss,
fseniTStovn, Nd zsehi: \. I psv. e
q Tskonae lark. Md Pearl q
SoulA q Winter Per, Park. Pa: Ed99a
Thsodors 6svsrs o. Was6insscSni'
spriri. I'D. and Herbert a. bsvsfi
81 Remington, Ma. He also q sur.
sHsnty.s,ysn arsst.srsndehiiGlsn az
I'VE sTslt-sEsat;gTsldehildr ~;
homs. 4sl2 qeorsia ave- nv. on
l asssssa. G soss cr:.f 6.m.i.r,. =
DIVES. cHAaLEs A. oessE. an.
kI l GalSn, b. ci 4 q. z. S ws:s;
MU ciixRIES A. pEVEiss.
Ill., ne pembeE Services q
ne Deal Funeral Home
o. Mondsy. osiobs Hs: s alS a;: sa I;
an. intsfmsnt Rock Greek Gems
WILLIAM A. JORDAN. secretary. 2;
DICKINSON. LLOYD D. OF 1910
LQngfellow o., n.y. On oetoeer q
i iss7 sr 6sssn 9, ~ Ep %.rs piss.r Nat
tin, Mrs., Woodrow Carter, Leslie A.
Henry 3. and Milton A. Dlekerson
9eryiees at .chambsrs EunstaI Home
s.I a 3 sSiS S Sn rl MsaSssi S Ssisi
nvEn 6ErTnupR r On rhu,sds,
Rx Ek S:ISy. sa; N. ',Sc:0 l I:i.
Ersnk Z. Dyer and mother o. Ger
sE:s . ss .s.s'd ". Y p ssssssad,s 81
ss$. VS. i: q y: c .s: S.;E.
vile, Nd, on Monday. oetebsr .2e
ks.s.S c .dsthoes' n Siui e y; .,s Hsl,
Nd. where mass viii be cffsred II
.d iusi s::s'y; ysr e; Sas ssSS c,r Y:
WY ~
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MARGARET G. REDEoEDs, ''

Aotulnnt
JACKSON, 0EOR0E HKRRRRT, De
parted this life after q long illness
ShokkooiEF fHiRkpS1ssfi' os sIAcKsoN,l ' g.
the late oeoree 3. Jackson. brother
Of Miley D.. Jeekson and. the late
Sss9a y can 'i aiiss sRS' sunday Is y,
Home. aiiS lsth q. nv whsr.
address on Tuesday, October 90. Al
pm. Intsrmsnt Lincoln Memorial
JANIS. ELLA LOUISE, On THURSDAY
2SsssCsssgT "a lss az Rsg M Essl enc
loving mother 81 kcvsns Bftsnt
seven grandchildren, one sreat-grand.
and many frisnds. After ! ,. m. Tues.
day. October 20, friends NAV cell
HONE \: e.. 4 g. ! o. ave; ny. Funeral
from Community Methodist Church,
j Jam a9a Xxx. ~ s.,sls,In..h ' ,l Rsy.
ment Woodlawn osnletery. sl
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nsasls1 ms 1 hi SnssISiE S 2sISssi e
WASHINGTON. beloved mother o
Nc caT w:.S Tase,ns,en . rssshesI NJ
case. Ill: the late Carl A. Hans
berry. Of Chicago. H.: william LaI
Aanseerry Of Washlngton, b. c.
Francis D. 'washlngfon Of Chicago
~, and : julie w,shinsten q CHI
teTson oi chicaRo. m. and Johi
Nichols Of olosteF. Miss. She ais
seven sreat-srandchiidren. other reia
tives and many. friends. After
invited 70 call az the Jarvis Chapel
1889 You st.. nv. where funera
sfrviees will be held At II am
II SssSsy' M pSsSss5I e. Entone%en
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roland u. sRowN. Secretary.
HALL. EyELxN y. On Tuesday. o.
sSsi He.pi.si kxELsYss 'i HALF H's
bss,d i2 81 "a. ana d ssISsss d :IIs
survived 6y fourteen children.
brother, james n Johnson. slstei
Mrs. Berniee Ross; two aunts, Mr.
Anna Reed and Mrs. MarraFet
va. MT ',,, sss 1eay ether r. Z.
after noon Sunday. October "a.
the funeral home Of Alexander
Losary win Be rested Il $50 p.n
Reen;sm mass VII BE eslsbrated :
81. cypsisn's Church, Ism and
Sc. Sc Intsrment Mount DIV
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vERMILLION. YREDERICK 8.

TSsrsdsS. o:.sssr ~. ies7. sTREb-
toTsss oi.n q siIssS sg.ins. Va
Peters vermllIion. father Of Mrs, Iii
Ian v ErsrkMn and brother II Miss
SSis t yss@alq aou. ss5sa es ,h t 2.
nv. on Monday. October -, at 4 40
pm. inserme1t Fort Lincoln &C ne.
terry ~
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TssYpS s:sSssosS %SIsgss:sEr Sc fss IS;s
Court Heqss rd.: AIlinEton, W.. Be-
Mrs Ensa6sth cub. Mrs. Gene
also. Is survived by eleven grand.
children, Friends may eall ct Cav
isra Chapel i7so Pc: ave. nv.
services vii Be hsld on Tuesday.
SsSs Ariissstes National aS IN c.m aassy.
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- AneTiean LsGIon A1ziiiaryy'
N sfs .' h ss:ss1I aa SRls s e 81 ss
~ vi ). be-. 50'', On s ssrsiss,
pm. !. o cssSs;: 6Sip.lI.s s isssr = "a
ave- xLsERTA I. rAscHoLpr.
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~ os,abs1 biiy SsIlt On Ielfs-
sRUe stsni6sESI Rz 's 4 4 sSyS S
yissS5 Daiss 80. =; ns.h.r' :. q iss os.si
Troutman 81 Atlanta, "a. an6 M W..
Val 3. Qssses 81 Washin9ion. b q
sister q Mrs.- Gertrude cssson and
NAY NAY s Ahn: :. o.v e,ISO gE.,.IS ris1e,
p. aye. nv. leouftesy parkIng On.
positel where seFvicei viii 81 heie
on Monday. oeto6sf 2S. 81 i5.lt
Pm. Intsrmsnt Arlington National
nS.sse ~
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kkSi Ia. I'll o ..i y; p x &:
Rlnaldi Funeral Home.
day. October W. 1887. Il
3 Pm. 70 exemplify the
ritual Of the order. IN
, nrssmofsot oHr l ...s broth.
WILLIAM =. Z. BELT,
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. 1 ion Of Nsssi t sSs.S Ss. !
A. A. ~. Y eall.d q
D October -. 1857. for ths
purpose Of eonduetlne ths
Masonic funeral service iol
N our Iass .l saEoshsr; :, JOIN II:
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Ru.EET. ELizzskLh of lsei Y a..
las5. VIE n Ghlslss 9: RuPsrt'
Mar Hasson. Prayers 81. chambers'
Elneral Home, 6i1 um g Sc
intsfmeni AFlinaton National csme-
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WEISS, AGNES NJ suddenly. on
wife Of the late John W. welsh ana
mother Of Mrs. Euclid D. Whstsei
eerv!eea 81 the s. X. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 1901 18th Of. NV. on
noneay; October rs at 2 pm. park
coin Cemetery. 81
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osic6eI e. 1857. 81 her tssi1snes'
oos. l ss.s..a a g: ELi q ssSa = Z
% MarS { Whssisr. fSnsrsi frcm
TIE elnno1e BFos- Yunsrai Home
1o9l 0oed Hope I'd. s.e., % Monday,
Tsfsss'a csfkclie Cknfeh. vhere no;
VII % ehered ~ $50 n. for me
repose % Der soul Relatives and
nlenos inyltse intsrnsnt Arlinstcn
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SSs s:si;:. farIbsSSSicst 4 E1 SSoI AZ 4
S sSs ssr. q s: f :i. ssTsss y s
vogt. father Of Thomas jackson Vogt
and brother Of Wesley Vogt and Mrs
Ethel Moore Friends may cali ct
the. Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
HonnaayA. r ostossr : s SSs l. t e
Clark Floor Memorial Pilgrim Church.
9Th and North Harrison SITS, Arling-
ton. Va. where funeral services VIII
r. he'd q ., ise Pc .linre rmsnts Ar
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C10ss ALlCg 2. On Friday, octe.
A. A!c ar p ssSsS IS. Z q: s !; 3. 81:
q the Birch Funeral Home. asss
4 o., nv. Mas win u oiiersd a
- Asnes Catholic Church. SOsi
On Tu18day. OctobGF 20. Al 0:59l a.
!nterment Arlington Nationsi GENE.
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HQPKlNs, CnAlLEs 3. on ThurI-
s aSfk 9iiisSs & O1 p n 4. CHARLIE S,is,is
brother Of Mr. Alice sisscn and
q the Rlnaldi Funeral Home. ais
q ne. on. Monday, October sa,
go, Pm intsrment Cedar Hi
HoPTINs. cuARaKs w..h,,.,..
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
sic Il 81. Ne q. $3.50
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sessr I 1851. q q sRl IS irsss.ld.SUsss e.
400 Ridssxcod ave-, Holly I'M. VA. !,
p5 js,,. 9HsTow wos sss eve ,l h.sa z
John Francis onntoW eeFvices Al
The Q. u Hines Co. Funeral Home,
se0l ffth at. nv on Monday.
Qctqoer e. ~ ~ an. tpaFkina
fneIlltiesl. lnterment Port Lincoln
Cemetery. ~
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Negro FomiIy's
Home Is Burned
Ait North Pole

NORTH POLE, Alaska, Sept.
IL tR.-A small residence into
which a colored family moved
recently was burned here Sat-
urday night and charges we're
made at a city council meeting
that the fire was set delib-
erately because Of the family's
race.
The tense council meeting
was held Monday night and
an angry discussion centefed
around the possibility the IRE
was the work Of an anti-Negro
individual.
Mayor Con Miller told the
council the fire, which prac-
tically destroyed the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Green, ap-
parently was "a case Of arson. -
The Greens. with their Is
month-old son. recently moved
here from Fairbanks, IA miles
to the north. They are the
first colored persons ever to
live in this small community
Councilmen and Mayor Mil
Ter expressed regret at the fire,
which they termed unfortunate,
and expressed sympathy Tor
the Greens.
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thought to the possibility Of
addressing the Nation on the
Little Rock controversy, he said
in response to another ques-
ton.
He also said there is Moth
ing I know Of in the works"
concerning a conference be-
tween the President and Gov.
Faubus to seek a solution Of
the case.
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tional Guard. are hereby added
to and made parties defendant
in this cause:
20. Summons and a copy of
said petition and Of this order
shall be served forthwith upon
said Governor Faubus, General
Ginger and 1t. Col. johnson
and upon the plaintiffs and
other defendants herein.
3. A hearing upon the entry
Of q preliminary injunction as
prayed for in said petition is
hereby set for 10 am. Septem-
Der 20. 1857. or as soon there
after as may be heard by the
court at Room 434. Federal
Building. Little Rock, Ark.
Dated September 10. 1857.
(Signed)
RONALD N. DAVIES,
United States District Judge"
Sitting by assignment).
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Text Of Order
For Injunction
Ry ! soc sac correspOnaent

By star stan Correspondent
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Sept.
I0.-FollotUin0 is the teri Of
the order issued By District
Judge Ronald N. Davies in
response to the Governments
plea for an injunction against
Con. OrUal E. FdubuS and
ttDo top Arkansas military
officers:
1T appearing from the Pc
tition OF the United States. as
amicus curiae. by Herbert
Brownell. jr.. Attorney General
of the United States. and Osro
Cobb, United States attorney
for the Eastern District Of Ar
kansas. filed in conformity with
the purpose and intent of this
courts order of September ..
1857, that it Is in the interest
of the proper administration Of
Justice that Orval E. Faubus.
Governor Of the State Of Ar
kansas; Gen. Sherman r.
Ginger, adjutant general Of the
State Of Arkansas, and 1t. Col.
Marion E. johnson, unit COM
mander Of the Arkansas Ma
|fional Guard, be made addi-
lional parties defendant to pre-
vent the continued obstruction
of and interference with and
carrying out and effectuation
of the orders Of this court en-
tered in this cause on August
%. 1856. and September 3.
1857:
Now therefore. pursuant to
rule Is CD and II. Federal
Rules of Civil Procedure.
1T is hereby ordered
Il. Orval E. Faubus, Cover
nor Of the State Of Arkansas:
General Sherman T. Ginger,
Adjutant General Of the State
Of Arkansas. and 1t. Col. Mar
ion E. johnson. unit COM
mander of the Arkansas Ma
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BOOS HALT SHOW
AS SINGER TELLS
OF LITTLE ROCK

WESTBURY, N. Y. (P).
Singer Fran Warren
stopped a show last night
when she mentioned Lit
tie Rock.
Playing Nellie Forbush
in a Long Island summer
stock presentation Of
South Pacific" Miss War;
rem followed the script
when she was asked, where
she was from.
Little Rock" she re-
piled = just as Richard
Rodgers and Oscar Ham
merstein II wrote it.
The audience booed so
long at mention of the city
where a school Indignation
dispute is raging that the
show was temporarily
stymied.