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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Seoton Says New Power
Will Be IS Pct. Atomic

Secretary of Interior Seaton
says atomic energy will provide
nearly Is per cent Of the $40
billion worth of new electrical
generating capacity the United
States will need in the next 10
years.
Mr.. Seaton told a news confer
ence yesterday his information
was based on a Federal Power
Commission study and that the
same percentage of new power
would be provided by nuclear
reactors out of the S94 billion
rise in capacity that will be
needed by 1875.
Defends Power Policy
In his first meeting with re-
porters since he agreed to stay
on as Interior Secretary in the
new administration. Mr.. Seaton
cited the above figures i'll de-
Tending the controversial Essen
hover partnership policy" IN
the matter Of water power. This
policy. as distinguished from an
all-out public power program,
calls for State. local and private
participation, as we'll as Federal.
in meeting the Nations power
needs.
Il have no intention of re-
treating from the partnership
policy" he said. las far as l can
determine everyone agrees with
the Federal Power Commission
estimate that S94 billion in new
generating capacity will be
needed in the next 20 years just
to keep up with demand.
We'll, it is just impossible to
get that kind of Federal money
even in the New Deal. Fair
Deal, CCC days"
Mr.. Seaton said the new power
needs from now until 1875 would
be met this way: Hydroelectric
plants, 8,5 per cent; fuel plants.
n per cent. and atomic energy
plants. las per cent.
Oil Shipments Rise
The Secretary also told news
men that.
/. The total shipment of oil
from the Gulf Coast to Western
Europe since the Suez Canal
crisis has passed the 24-million-
barrel mark. He said daily ship
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Michael J. FIohertv,
Sports Writer'S Father

accepted, from several major
league teams.
His son, Vincent of Los An
geles, was a columnist with the
old Times Herald here. He is
survived by three other sons and
a daughter, James w., of College
Heights, Md; Leo NJ, of 5203
Nahant street, Sumner, Md; Ed
mund tPat), of Charlottesville
and Mrs. Lloyd NJ. Daingerfield
of Potomac, Md. Mrs. Flaherty
died about Is years ago.
Also surviving are a sister-in-
law, Katherine Dobbin, who
nursed Mr.. Flaherty in recent
years, seven grandchildren, and
six great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements, which
are being handled by the S. H
Hines funeral home, are In
complete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
John c. Herndon, Stotisticiun
With Defense Department

renceville School in Lawrence
vile. N. j., and graduated from
Princeton University in 1928
After working in brokerage
firm in New York, he went tc
London. where he became a
partner in the banking firm Of
Balfour Boardman. He returned
to America in l94l and Joined
the Army as a first lieutenant
serving in Italy and France. He
was discharged as major.
After several years as treas
urer of a firm in Steubenvllle
Ohio. Mr.. Herndon came &c
Washington with the Defense
Department. where he served as
a statistician.
He was a member of the Pres
byterian Church of the Pilgrims
here.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Lola King Herndon, of the
home address. and two children,
Miss Joan Herndon. of New
York; and John c. Herndon. il,
en- route from Army service in
Iran, Also surviving are his
mother. Mrs. Dixon Boardman,
and a sister. Mrs. Herndon Riog-
ell. both OF Steubenville; and two
brothers, Robert Herndon of
Miami and William Herndon. of
st. LOUIS.
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS. which
are incomplete, are being ham
died by Joseph Gawler's Sons.
Burial will De in Mr.. Herndon'S
native Titusyille, Pa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Shelton Broken Up
Over Sons Illness

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 5 (P,.-
Comedian Red Shelton is report
ed so broken up that he can't
talk" over the diagnosis of his
9-year-old sons illness as leu
kemia.
Doctors at UCLA Medical Cen
ter have given the boy. Richard.
from five months to a year TO
live.
Mr.. Skeletons grief was a.
scribed yesterday by his agent,
Milton Weiss. Neither Mr.. Skcl-
ton nor his wife, Georgia, was
available for comment. They
Irelayed through Mr.. Weiss their
thanks for the hundreds OF mes
sages of condolences they have
received.
Hospital officials said Richard.
who is unaware of the serious
ness of his illness, probably VIII
be released to his home in a few
days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
lit Mrntnriant

BYRD. EMMA. In memory OF my deaf
dauenter-in-law, EMMA BYRD who
passed away eight wears ago, January
;, 1919.
cannot forget the way YOU died.
MA, SADIE BYRD
CAMMACK, GREENE A. In loving mem.
CRY q our mother, GREENE 4. CAN.
ago today, January ,, 1851.
We miss you so, dear mother,
So heavy our hearts remain:
But with. pndyine faith in God
Some day We sFall meet agRir
HER CHI DREN, FRANCES FORD
AND CLIFTON REID
MURRAY, LAWRENCE J.. AND EMMA J
~ loving memory OF my parents
vino have gone 10 rest. LAWRENCE F.
EMMA J MURRAY on March ). 100.
GOO GOO oyer all His watch WI keep
HELEN Is MURRAY
PARKER. MARY A. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. MARY A, PAR.
KER, who departed this life twenty.
nine wears aeo today, January 5. 1928
CHARLIE AND BESSIE
ROSS, ELIZABETH &. IN memory OF
eur devoted mother ELIZABETH G
wears ago January =, 1896
ROSCOE AND REGlNALD
yenrGGrsnee oi Or devoted mot mother.
MAMIE 5 sCURLocK. who passed
10 the great Beyond tecnty-nine year.
ago today, January ). l11N
70 I've N hearts w leave behind
ADDISON n. AND MATTE G. SOUR.
LOCK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Mrs. Georgia Better,
Undertoker's Wife

Mrs. Georgia A. Better, 80
died Thursday after a brief i'll.
ness at her home. 1903 Walter
street Sc. She was the widow
of George A. Better, proprietor
of one of the Oldest Negro under
taking establishments in the
Capital.
A solemn requiem funeral mass
will be sung at 10 am. Monday
n st Cyprian's Roman Catholic
Church at Thirteenth and c
streets Sc. There will be rosary
services in the home tomorrow
She was a member of the Ladies
Sodality Of the church.
She is survived by two sons
and a daughter. George l.. Bet
ter Ralph II Better and Mrs.
Marilyn Better Morris. and many
grandchildren and great grand
children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Mrs. }. L. Champion,
lucketts Native

LEESBURG. Va, Jan. 5.-Mrs
James Lee Champion. "a. dice
Thursday at University Hospital
Baltimore, after a short illness
Born near Lucketts. Loudour
County, she was the daughter OF
the late Earnest I. and Mary
Titus 10y. She had been en-
ployed as a clerk in the Balti-
more g. Ohio Railroad Offices in
Brunswick. Md. and Baltimore
for IS years. Her husband is a
B&O Railroad employee.
Besides her husband she is
survived by a daughter. Mrs
Frances Thomson OF Washing
ton; a son. Maj. Earnest Trussell,
.USA, Of Hays. Kans.; two BROTH
ers, James 10y of Lucketts and
Lester 10y of Washington; a
sister. Mrs. Helen Moler of
Brunswick. and five grand
children.
Funeral services will be held at
? pm. tomorrow at Faith Chapel
Presbyterian Church in Lucketts
and will be conducted by the Rev
David c, Crawford. Burial will
be in Union Cemetery. LeeSburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Mrs. Downes, 81,
School Custodian
Here 80 Years

Mrs. Katie Downes, 81. a resi-
dent of Washington for 10 years
died Thursday of a heart attack
after long illness.
Mrs. Downes was a custodian
in the District schools for &c
years. She served at the Bu-
chanan School in Southeast
Washington for Is years.
Born in Germany, she was the
former Katie Grimslcy. She
came to America as a child. Mis-
Downes made her home with hel
daughter-in-laW. Mrs. Ernest
Drummer, at 1921 Forty-first place
Sc.
Her husband died many years
ago. Her son Ernest, by her first
marriage, died in 1919. She Is
survived by seven grandchildren
and ten great-grandchildren.
Services will be held at pm
Monday at Chambers funeral
home, SIT Eleventh street Sc
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

Michael j. Flaherty, a Wash
ington resident for more than so
years. and father of former
Washington sports columnist
Vincent x. Flaherty, now on the
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner,
died yesterday at his home, 1915
Kenyon street NV. He was Sc.
For 50 years a plate printer
in the Bureau of Engraving, Mr..
Flaherty came to Washington
from his native st. Louis. He
retired before World War II. but
came back to his old job during
the war to relieve the manpower
shortage.
A well-known figure in WASH
ington semi-pro baseball circles
at the turn of the century. Mr..
Flaherty played on several cham
pionship teams in Government
leagues. An outfielder, he re-
ceived offers. none of which he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Col. John !. Tabor
Retired Enqineer

1t. Col. John Irving Tabor. So
retired Army engineer, died
Thursday at his home, 472 Nc
Nair drive, Woodlawn Manor. Va
Col. Tabor was a veteran OF
World War II and Korea. A
native of Pocahontas. Va, he at
tended the University Of Vir-
|ginia.
He is survived by his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. S. T. Tabor, Ports
mouth, Va; his widow. Halle S.,
and son. James NJ, both of the
home address.
Services will be held at LAS
pm. Monday in the Domaine
funeral home, $40 South Wash
inaton street. Alexandra. burial
will be in Arlington CemeterE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

ICluSCcS IdhSn llOiH SdIIlJ hh-
mer, N. j., we're taken by in
dividuals or groups who hand
picked them for certain jobs.
When Father O'Kane went to
the camp he said, in effect,
Give me 25. III be back for two
more groups of 25," The parish
sheltered the first rs that APP
peared.
To continue the work of help
ing the Nation absorb the Free
dom Fighters who were forced
to flee their homes, this church,
some Is miles from Washington.
needs financial help. Father
OKane said.
A story in The Star Thursday
caused a rush of public response
as compared to previous days,
The rectory received $162. new
clothes. food and many offers.
Expenses such as the many
telephone calls to Camp Kilmer,
the purchase Of equipment not
donated, travel, and other items
have pyramided. They will con-
tinue to mount and money is
needed not only to continue to
help the present group, but to
be ready to help the next group
expected in a couple of weeks,
Father O'Kane added.
Yesterday arrangements were
made with a construction COM
Ipany to employ and house six
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
j. W. Bourosso, Sc.
NRA ConsuItunt

GREENE. Me, Jan. 5 (Pl.-
j. William Bourassa. Sc. a con-
sultant on and one of the prime
movers in the formation of the
National Recovery AdminiStra-
ton, died at his home here yes
terday.
The former Lewiston bobbin
mill operator took part in the
deliberations which led to the
formation of the National Re-
covery Act in 1888. He served on
the code authority of the act fol
the spool and bobbin industry.
A Woonsocket, II. l.. native,
Mr.. Bourassa came to Lewiston
in 1904 and served as president
and general manager of the
American Bobbln Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

Portal drive NV. Seven grand
children and seven-greatchildrer
also survive.
Services will be held at Dan
zanSky's funeral home tomorrow
at II am. Burial will be in thu
Adas Israel Congregation Gene
terry.
The family will observe
mourning at 1851 Portal drive
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Gen. R. A. Mcclure,
Set Up Army Unit

FORT HUACHUCA, Ariz.. Jan
S (P).-Private funeral services
were held here Thursday for
Maj. Gen. Robert Alexis Nc
Clure. SO. who is credited with
Establishing the Armys psyche
logical warfare division during
World War II.
Gen. Mcclure. whose last
assignment was as chief of the
United States military mission
In Iran, was EN- route from the
East TO California. where he had
purchased land in San Clemente
for retirement.
He died at the post hospital
Tuesday Of a heart attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
Menuhin Britain Bound

CAPETOWN. South Africa
Jan. S tH1.-Yehudi Menuhin.
world-famous violinist, recovered
from recent operation here for
a slipped spinal disc, sailed for
Britain yesterday He had been
OH a concert tour and was forced
to cancel his last concerts in
October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

John Carter Herndon, so, a
former Army officer and a De-
Tense Department employe, died
after a heart attack yesterday
at his home, 1885 Phelps place
NV.
Mr.. Herndon attended Law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05
IS Of Is Refugees
PLACED in Area Homes
BY CHARLES G. BROOKS

Fifteen Of the Is refugees sponsored
the county parish of ST. Mays Catholic Church Fairfax Sta
ton have been placed in homes
The remaining 10 placed shortly and
already the Rev Robert E. OKane workers
are beginning to plan for the group of IS.
Operation Refugee at ST. Marys unusual Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

s0io Una = i-N~AtF ls'AA
W orary member OF Seat Pleas
ant Chapter. on SundaH. January q
1851 at : pnn o. the simmons BROS
Funeral Home. 1867 Good Hope I'd
oficers and members are re
N'''s'' cecilia TRABAND W. NJ.
FREIDA ". ROACH. secY.
THOMPSON. JESSIE. Suddenly, OF
Wednesday, January .; 1885,: a. Gas
uslty Hospital JESSIE THoMPSoQ,
late Ada Woods PAYNE SURVIVING
are many friends. From 3 pm I'll
10 pm. SUNDAY. January g. friend
NAV cal! at the Brooks & Allel
ave, NV, where services will be hell
on Monday January :. at - noon
The Rev. Reed officiating lnteFmeen
~ W .ps Ros seM MAf ON Thursday Jan
Iehaum St Sc. ROSA MAE WADE
beloved wife OF Charles c. Wade, siste
OF Ellis M Mcclees OF Washinston
Funeral Home 4th ST. and Mas, ave
ne, where services will be held OF
Tuesday, January ). att lu am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
WALTERS. KATHLEEN b. Suddenly
on Friday, January e. l93i at IN
residence Of her son. 1923 North 30.
st Arlington. Va KATHLEEN. p
te:s OF. Arlinston, Va ana sister 0
Mrs Margarct Coleman OF San Ber
hardino. Calf: Mrs. Sarah Riegle
Of New, York CITY, n. x. and WI
Friends may cali at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairia,
DIR, Arlington, Va. where recitation
day January :, at $50 pm. !
requiem mass VIII be celebrated a
ST Agnes Church, :lst and Randolpl
SITS, Arlington. Va. on tuesday, Jan
i4onal Memorial PARK.
WARREN. MARTHA y. on wednesdsy
January. ln5i; a. Freedmen hos.
pitaI MARTHA 3 b WARREN l5a OF "a l no
r Warren. loving SISTER OF Harriet
Smith and Mamie Belt. cousin o
Ruth Morse She also iGayes oih ,,.
Sunday, January 4, friends, may .sl
at the Campbell Funeral Home. A.;
lth st s.w, where services VIII b.
held on Monday; January :, at J pm.
interment WWoodiawn Cemetery i
WATTS. WILLIAM II. On Monday. Jan
uary 3, 1887. WILLIAM H. WAITS
Of Nora ". Watts, father, Of Mrs
Evelyn Elizabeth ,Boxley and p ster
surviving are FIVE grandsons, other rela
tiyes and many friends. After T.
noon Sunday, January u. friends arr
invited to call at the Mcclure Funera
Home, 1890 ath ST. NV. Funeral or
Monday January T. from the Ebenezel
Methodist Church, 4th and d SITS. Sc.
at pm lnterment Lincoln Me
WILSON. william BERNARD on Fri.
dav. January 4. 1851. ~ Circle Ttr'
race Hospital Alexandria. Va vii.
LIAM BERNARD WILSON. beloved
husband OF Elizabeth NJ. Wilson. father
Of Nelson b Wilson and Elizabeth II
wilson brother Of Mrs. F. c Brooke
Funeral services viii be held al 7
pm Monday January :, AZ the Gun.
bingham Funeral Home Alfred and
Cameron sts,, Alexandra, Va. Inter
ment Ivy Hill Cemetery, q
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Draths

TAYLOR. ORA L. On Thursday. jan
uary ,, 1917. ORA L. TAYLOR be
loved vile Of the late william Albert
TAYLOR mother OF Mrs. Florence VI
Strippy and j. Lloyd Tayior step
mother Of William A. Tsy,o-, ir. aid
sister Of Mrs Marie Hilton, Charles
F and Lafe LoyGs Funera IRON
Good Hone rd. Sc. on Monday, jan
uary +. at lu:30 i M Funeral Sery-
ices at the Boulevard Heights Baptist
Church. +ath and Dent SIS Sc. at
hi. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-05

MRS. ORA. Al the REQ esi
OF Marion Chapter, No ~
o. E. :, o. Marion. Ky.
Seat Pleasant Chapter. No
~. o. (. s. viii conouCl
Eastern star services iOI
SISTER ORA TAYLOR hon.
..aarm tlnrn,Enr N Seal plna s !.
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Dratha

FOX; ROSA LEE. OF 4s4s sra St.
1857, wife OF the late james T. Fox
and mother Of Mrs; EstelIe stansbar ry
Gordon and Mrs Dennie Williams
Services. at Chambers Funeral Home
usry s. at 10 am. Intsrment Fair
view Cemetery, Culpeper, Va.
tuesday. y Jsn nH l. /, 1913" EDWARD
c, GILES, husband of Frances. Giles,
father OF Orville l., Giles and brother
S S Mf RdSsr csGns ss fnS tfT,s w
D Services al Grimm 4 Peters
YORK. CITY n Y, on Sunday, Jan
lawn lawn Cemetery s N New Yofk city, My 4
GLADDEN., PARRY LEE. on Thurs
VI!!liiagss." ii Mrs. FAIRY LEE GLADDEN.
beloved wife Of Georse GLADDEN.. Also
surviving are three stepdaughterS, FIVE
stepsons, three brothers. one nephew
other relatives and many friends Re
New HOPE Baptist Church, SIS Sth
st, NV, after " pm sunday, Jan.
uary, d where services. Will be held
e the F RsH } IT, Hamilton ofciain ms
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Ar
rsngements by Henry s. WASHINGTON
GRIFFIN, HELEN vALEsKA tnee
Ruble). Suddenly. on Thursday jan
uary, s., 1857. at her residence, soH
loved mother OF Suzanne Griffin:
Ellington. Va, ana W. II, ?. Rab,s Of
h MT9s B As s 81 PHILADELPHIA IF M5S Mf pa
Friends may cali at the Fitzgerald
Funeral Home, :3245 Wilson blvd. Ar
lnston. Va, after pm Friday
SheTe services pS viii Be held on Mon.
day, January :, at 1870 pm Inter
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
GROSS. JOHN A. On Friday. January
4, 1857, at the District General Hos
pital, JOHN 4. GROSS. the, beloved
a aS0a deHo,e 81 M p S} nsov Gross
brother OF Mrs Mary Butler. Sister
Mary Alphius, Joseph. Richard, Fran
els and Leroy Gross Also surviving
After ) Sm sunday January 4.
ne Mass will be offered on Monday
January al $50 an az orr LADY
Mount Oiyct Cemetery. Arrangements
by Walter E. Hunter d
GUTHRIE, NETTIE. On Thursday Jan
nary 2, 1867. NETTIE GUTHRIE q
Rrswer @h G n Of H RGt4er % e a9g o
Jessie Delap, Josie johnson and How
ard Fleming grandmother OF Lorinc,
Ellsworth and Howell Brewer. IT. Also
surviving are dauEhter-in- Jaw. Agres
Brewer; a sisterin-law. Elizabeth Rob
inson; SIX brothers law. william
johnson, Bill Delap; Carl Brewer, Ho-
bert James and oglin Guthrie. and
After pm. Sunday. January g, friends
may call a. the Soilins Funeral Home
t35H hunt p! he where services vii
pm. the Rev. R |. Calhoun oficiat-
ing. Interment Carver Memorial Gene
terry. Is
HALEY, GEORGE WILMER. on Fri
St NV GEORGE WILMER HALEY
husband q the, late Fannie FAINT
and brother Of Mrs Annie l. Sullivan
Home, 2901 i4th st. IN, on Monday
January :, at 10 am; parking Ia
terry. i
HANLEIN, MEYER. On Thursday. jan
MEYER H aSr n e aaf 5i6s A I'll 4
W. husband OF the late Efie Hanlein
son OF the late Emanuel and Sophia
Hanlein. brother Of Samuel, julius.
Joseph and ISadore Han,ein Friend
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th ST. and Mass ave ne, where
services Will be held on Monday, Jan
uary :. at am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 8
HANLEIN, MEYER. A speciai com
a municatlon Of Harmon
IN Lodge, No II, F. A A NJ
IN will be held al 10 m Mon
dav, January {; 1857. at the
MIX Masonic Temple, 18th ST and
NJ New York ave W, for the
~ purpose Of cOnductins burial
SERVICES for our late brother. MEYER
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JOHN CARTER. Sudden

on Friday, January 4. 1857. a; rs
c cssefHfs Err p5Sps da P bsS oHS
of Lola King HerndOn and beloved
son OF Alice Carter Boardman Friends
may call al Gawiers Chapel, I15H
Pa ave. NV courtesy parking op-
positei. where services will be held
on Monday. January :, at 3 IN
Interment Titusv;lle, Pa. q
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RINKER. AuGrsrA on rrldar. "a

uary !. 1851 IA Arlington Hospital
G RinEer and mother OF Mrs Verns
PoDSt, Edwin Rinker and the late Mrs
Laura Ramey She also Is survived
ov nine Grandchildren and four great.
granuchildren Friends may call al
The funeral home OF Money a. King
vienna Va. Services viii be hello
on Monday January =, at > pm
at the Oakion Methodist Church. Oak
ton. Va lnterment Columbia Garden,
Cemetery, Arlngton. Va q
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PHILIP GOLDBERG. Master.
HENRY K. MINAMI, Acting Secy.

HAYDEN. THELMA. on Wednesday,
January . 1857. at District General
Hosnital THELMA HAYDEN. beloved
DAUGHTER Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
granddaughter of Mrs Matte Wood
a devoted friend Alphonso Stewart
and other relatives and friends The
late Mrs Hayden NAV be viewed after
L. noon Sunday. January .. az tho
Stewart Funeral Home. 80 II ST. u e.,
where services Will be held on Mon
day. January :. at l pm Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. d
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HH'HLLlN MILK. 4 bDttlaI COM
Il: !: ]: II:
~ purpose of cOnductins burial
services for our late brother, MEYER
uANT Elm
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nERRMANN. MARGAREr KAIHERINF

On Saturday, January >. 1885,. at
the National Lutheran Home. lSth
and Douglas SIS ne. MARGARET
KATHERINE HERMANN. beloved
aunt Of Mrs Freda E MURRAY Mrs
George Heine, Mr. John Schlottetback
and Mr. Carl Hermann Funeral
services Will De held in the National
Lutheran Home Chapel on Monday;
January Z, at nm Friends invited
to attend. -nterment in Prospect Van
Cemetery
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RtED. MARY II. on rridar. Janna,

1891, AZ Georgetown Hospital.
MARY II, REED 81 1000 .ath st nv
oeloved wife Q. John 8. Reed. mother
London, Conn Mrs N. Rea Shafe.
q Potomac, Nd and Elizabeth S
Reed Of Washington, d C She also
i survived by four granddaugh,crs
Friends may call al the 5 ii Hins,
Co Funeral Home. gadl i4th ST NV
parking faclitiesl Services at ST
Adams Episcopal Church Wisconsin
ana Massachusetts aves n 81 . on Mon
day, January :, al II am, Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. q
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January ,, 1857, HARRIET ! REEDEf
OF ll33 81. Sc, Apt g. beloved
wife OF the late julius p Reedef
surviving are a devoted daughter Mrs
Clara r Hill; a son in- Law, George NJ
Hill. and other relatives and man,
friends. After - noon Sunday. Jan,
uary q friends are. invited to cal
nth 81 nv, where services win b,
held OIL MONDAY. January :, at n m
lntermeut Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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TABOR, IL COZ. JOHN iRyING re.

tired. on Thursday, January ;, 1857,
"a e. his i 5Gei,,,aencisp Az MsNa ,in, O. tT
band Of HALLE S Taboe, father o.
james NJ Tabor and son OF Df and
Mis- 5 Tabor Of Portsmouth, Va
FRIENDS may cali a tho Drmanc Ia
neral Home $50 Suuth Washington
viii b. held on NO1dsS January T.
al ~ nm lntefment viii. follow
at Arlington National Cemetery.
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THOMAS OLIVER

Thursday January 3, 1885,, at Mount
Wilson Hospital. THOMAS. OLIVER
Of Emma f Johnson OF Florence
Howard County, Nd He was the
son OF the late Alpernun johnson
and Mary johnson and father OF Pa
tricis A. johnson brother OF Mrs
Mary E. Duvall. He also is survived
by two brothers Alpcrnon and Fem
ton Johnson. Friends may call al
the Roy " Barber Funeral Home.
be held on Sunday January Il al
pm. Interment jennings Chapel.
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JOHNSON. MARY l. on Mondar. ne.

cember 81 1856. in New YORK CITY
N. Y. MARY L. JOHNSON. beloved
mother Of Bernadine BrOokins. Aloncita
Flood. Theodocia Waters, Dora Warner
Mae Ravarra and Marguerite Jones
She also is survived by Two SISTERS
Julia b. Price and Rachael Costa, and
other relatives and friends Friend,
may call from y to ~ pm. Friday
January d 1857 at the Brooks &
Allen Funeral Home 18th ST and
Florida ave. NV. Funeral on Satur-
dav January 5, NJ nm from the
Mount PisRah Baptist Church. Gales
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery