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Frunk J.House, 81,
.CoIorfuI Newsmun

NEW LORK, Aug. 81 B.-
Frank j. Hause. 81. managing
editor Of the New York Daily
News from 1925 to 1885, died
Thursday after a long illness.
He was a colorful figure in
a colorful era Of New York
tabloid journalism. The Daily
News boasts the largest circu-
lation in the Nation and much
Of it came during Mr.. Hause's
era.
A native New Yorker, Mr..
Hause left college in 1917 to
serve as a top sergeant over
seas in World War I. Wounded,
he was sent home as an invalid.
He went to work as a reporter
on the old Evening World.
Mr.. Hause joined the Daily
News as a reporter less than
two months after the paper
was founded in 1919.
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A. E. MuzzoIini,
Antioch Teacher,
Sculpture Expert

YELLOW SPRINGS. Ohio
Aug. 81 (R.-Amos Emilio
Mazzolini. assistant professor
of art at Antioch College who
became widely known for his
process Of casting sculpture in
bronze and other metals, died
of cancer today. He was 81.
Prof. Mazzolini. born in
Barga. Italy. came to this coun-
try 80 years ago at the invita-
ton Of former Antioch Presi-
dent Arthur E. Morgan to assist
in a research project in the
lost wax method" Of casting
bronze.
The project eventually de-
veloped into the Morris Bean
& Co.. one Of this college towns
principal industries. Prof.
Mazzolini maintained his asso-
citation with Mr.. and Mrs. Bean
in casting many widely known
pieces Of sculpture.
Some of the works cast in
cluded the flagpole base and
lanterns for the National Ar
chives Building in Washington.
heroic size casting in nickel
silver Of a statue of the late
President Franklin D. Roose-
welt, for Grand Coulee Dam,
and figures of Tennessee pio-
neers which stand in front of
the State Office Building in
Nashville.
Funeral services will be held
here Monday. His wife Berta
died several years ago.
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Agriculture Post
In Legion PIons
To Install Officers

Joint installation ceremonies
for U. S. Department Of Agri-
culture Post No. SO and Agri-
culture Auxiliary Unit No. SO.
American Legion, will be held
at 8 pm. Friday at the Amer
lean Legion Clubhouse. 433
Third street NV.
Department Commander c.
D. DeLoach will install the fol-
lowing post officers: Horace z.
Sears. commander; Wilson E.
Westbrook, Everette G. Lewis
and Edna Marie Beirne, vice
commanders; Chester Fl Bora
tenski, finance officer; Clate
Cox, chaplain; Gerard A. Bel
anger. sergeant-at-arms; Leon
ard N. Conyers. servicec officer;
Miss Orvene M. Nelson, histo-
rian, and Edward T. McCaus-
land, adjutant.
Mrs. Edith Wood will be in
stalled as auxiliary president
by Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. past
department president.
Other auxiliary officers are
Mrs. Annette Barricelli. Miss
Jean Frank and Mrs. Helen
Shaffer. vice president; Lucy
Davis. chaplain; Edythe Telma,
historian; Elizabeth Kemper,
sergeant at arms; Florence
Nickerson. property custodian;
Grace Ault. treasurer; Orvene
M. Nelson. corresponding Sec
Rotary; Elizabeth Moloney, re.
cording secretary. and Mae
Vagneroni and Anna McDan-
lei. color bearers. :
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Science Teachers
To Go to School

About 800 high school sci
ence and mathematics teach
ers, under the sponsorship of
the National Science Founda-
ton. a United States Govern
ment agency, will go to school
themselves this fall to take
courses specially designed to
bring them up to date in their
fields. This first such program
will cost between 81 million
and S. million.
The courses will be offered
at 16 universities throughout
the country. The teachers will
be given $4,000 apiece plus ad-
ditional money for dependents
and travelling expenses.
The argument that many
high school teachers have to
teach the sciences and mathe-
mates without having ade-
quate training in these fields
Is hoped to be answered.
The National Science Foun-
dalton sponsors similar sum-
mer courses attended by some
5000 high school teachers. )
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Mrs. R. R. RoIston Dies;
Carroll Family Scion

Mrs. Robert r. Ralston. wi
dow Of Col. Ralston, USA, and
a collateral descendant of Arch
bishop John Carroll. founder Of
Georgetown University, died
Friday at Walter Reed Hospital.
The former Louise Chase,
Mrs. Ralston was born in Fort
Monroe, Va. the daughter Of
the late Col. and Mrs. Constan-
tine Chase. She lived in WASH
ington as a girl. and since the
death of her husband in 1884
had made it her home. Mrs.
Ralston lived at 2219 California
street NV.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. George M. Reilly.
1921 South Stafford street, Ar
the wife Of Col. Reilly,
USA. retired; and Mrs. Robert
H. Booth Of Governors Island,
N. Y. the wife of Maj Gen.
Booth: and five grandchildren.
Also surviving are two BROTH
ers. Col. Theodore M. Chase.
USA retired. of the Army
and Navy Club: and Constan-
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and Arapaho National Forest,
Idaho Springs. Colo.
A native of Fenton, Mich,
Mr.. Tinker was graduated from
Michigan State College and re-
ceived a masters degree from
the Yale University School Of
Forestry.
He was a member Of the So
ciety of American Foresters.
the Technical Association of
Paper Industry. the Yale Club
Of New York and the Metro
politan Club here.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Kathleed Hodgson Tinker.
and a daughter, Mrs. Walter
George. Of New York City.
Funeral services and burial
will be in Fenton.
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Dr.. Newman, 81,
Scopes Witness

CLEARWATER. Fla, Aug. 81
@.-Dr. Horatio Hackett New
man, 50, an expert witness for
the defense in the famous
Scopes evolution trial in 1925.
died Thursday.
For 20 years a professor Of
zoology at the University of
Chicago. DR.. Newman testified
for John T. Scopes. a high
school biology teacher at Day.
ton, Tenn.
Mr.. Scopes continued to
teach the theory Of evolution
after a State law had been
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Uarn nf Thamka

BowsER. CLARENCE A. The family
Of the late MR.. CLARENCE A.
BOWSER wishes to express their
sincere thanks In their hour OF be-
reavsNeat
CASEY, WALTER. The family Of the
late WALTER CASEY wishes to ex-
press their appreciation to the neigh
bors. many friends, the pastors, the
Rev. r. v. Bush. the Rev. Brent and
the Rev. Oliver, whose sympathy was
expressed through flowers. cards. use
OF cars and many other means OF
MS. EGELENE CASEY AND FAM
EARLY. JAMES n. The family Of the
late JAMES II. EARLY wish to ex-
press deep appreciation to the many
friends for their kindnesses and
sympathies shown during his recent
illness and at the time Of his death.
THE FAMILY.
HOWARD, EDWARD w. The family
Of the late EDWARD W. HOWARD
wish 10 express their thanks to all
who 50 thoughtfully expressed SYM
patty through their service and other
acts Of kindness shown to US during
THE FAMILY.
ROLLINS, sOPHRONIA. The family
Of the late SOPHRONIA ROLLINS
wishes 70 express their sincere thanks
70 the Rev. E. L. Harrison. Ruth
shiloh Baptist Church. also our
neiRhbors and friends for their many
deeds Of kindness during our recent
ms. NARY EVANS AND MRS.
ALICE VENEY.
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DratAs

MARCELLUs W. On
Wednesday .sdsS NAk kgEYst e. 1887 4t Nsy
son tformeriy Of Washington b. G. ).
beloved brother. Of Mrs Genevieve
y TrnStS I and Mrs; Rosetta ":
relatives and many. friends. From
1880 pm. to 800 pm. Tuesday.
September B friends are invited to
cali at the Mcclure Funeral Home.
1890 9th st, NV. Interment at 2
pm. 81 the Harmony Cemetery. 2
WORRELL. VIRGINIA. On Friday,
A HyegM ~ Mo-i iso1 at her rssidsnSe
WoRRELL. wife Of Ia: late Leon
Worrell. mother Of 0adys Chides and
grandmother Of Barbara Russell Also
surviving are 9 host Of friends.
After pm. Monday, September
z friends NAV call ct the johnson
gia ave NV. where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday. Septem-
Der 3, at l p.m. Interment Wood.
lawn Cemetery
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tine Chase. Of 1909 Twentieth
street NV.
Prayers will be said at 10 I'm.
Thursday at Gawler's Chapel,
1856 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
followed by requiem mass at
1880 am. at st. Matthews
Cathedral, Connecticut and
Rhode Island avenues NV.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Collins l Mccoy RylHnd; e. s1d Der Der
OTIS Jeremiah Picket, 10. 55-A Bates
81. NV, and Lenora Elizabeth
both of 1898 Belmont st. NV.
Garland Lawson Coleman. 81. AZ
Deahl. u, 1927 First st; ne:
Thomas Henry Pagan. 20. 81 Eighth
ers 10, 1880 Twenty NTH st. NV.
Ray Hawkins. 81. and Ruth Cole. %,
both Of 1920 x ST. s.w.
sH xTirSSs Ns1ySzSnski' 49, both OF
ADDISON isasu' ". sOmervire. 30. chicaso.
and Elizabeth Rachel Carney So.
37l7 Georgia ave. NV.
Dennis Wayne powell. g: I; A4 ,;I,,, Volta
so. 35O5 Rittenhouse st. NV.
Jackie Ray Conn. "a, Bronson, Tex.
and MarEaret Alice Duvall, %, 4912
Forty-fifth st. NV.
P1S D earEs st. Both Il c s1S Df psTs
Robert Preston Awkard, %. I435
John .Millard Peake, 20. Takoma Park,
and Catherine R. Finamore. 81.
Fred Lopez, 20, liz Carroll st. Sc
and Eva Roach Francis, %. 2512
Q st. NV
Samuel Byron Aronson. II, IS. Chevy
Chase, and Caryl Anne Harris. %,
Mercersburg, Pa
James Garsans. 80. 1901 Fifth st.
NV, and Tina Annunciata Broccoli.
81, Peruvian Embassy.
Robert Eugene Marshall. "a, and Nancy
Amy Quay. 10. both Of Arlington.
Luis GonZaRa Encinias. 90. 2l5 Con-
Alligood. "a. 1917 Connecticut ave.
NV.
John David Stephenson, 81, and Estelle
N. Macdonald. 46, both OF Silver
Spring.
Gary Dean wiimsen. 90. Fort Meade,
and Rhoda Rea Bowman, is. Alex
andria
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passed making instruction in
it unlawful.
DR.. Newman. whose father
was professor in several theo-
logical institutions, was Sc
lected by Clarence Darrow to
testify because he was well in
formed in religion as well as
science. Mr.. Darrow was Mr..
Scopes chief defense counsel.
Opposing Mr.. Darrow was VIII
liam Jennings Bryan.
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Anuriltng

GOLDBERG. ESTHER W. There viii
SoI'DasEsseo on Sunday, septenSer 3,
1857. at pm, at King David Me-
mortal Garden.
SCHNEIDER. SAMUEL A. There will
be an unveilins Of z monumsnt
TENDER 8. 1857, ct IL noon, at the
Elesavetgrad Cemetery District Of
Columbia Lodge). Family and friends
are Invited.
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VIEW OF MORTUARY
CUTS ASSESSMENT
ON BRITON.S HOUSE

BRISTOL, England up.
The tax assessment on
Anthony Boulter's house
has been reduced because
the view from the win
dows is directly into the
new municipal mortuary.
my wife and I can see
the bodies" Mr.. Boulter
told the tax board yester-
day. land it causes an un-
healthy interest for the
children"
The board agreed to cut
FL $3.50 of Mr.. Boulter's
f43 ($l20.40D assessment.
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Under d. C.. laU couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, tDdit three
JuH days and receiue the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
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HALL, ARTHUR CLIFTON. In sad
voted SS G Ua and saS HRrS Il ny De-
TON HALL. who departed this life
one year ago today. September /.
Through many long years We we're
pals and staunch friends.
We were alone toeether when death
called the end.
] hnd solaes in knowing our friend
Was not the fair-weather kind,
But q friendship that death alone
could sever.
The friendship vas genuine.
] shall never FORGET you, old pal Of
mine.
Yet in flesh you no longer be-
But I'll carry your memory the rest
Of my days.
For you were Q pal in q million
to me
Old friends are the best friends
uprpDTr uArT
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
I'm Mrntnriaut

BERRY. MELVIN EDWARD. A sacred
loved brother. MELVIN EDWARD
BERRY. who crossed the bar seven
years ago today. September /, 1850
Your ship set sail one early morn.
1t was the Saviour's own divine
will.
It anchored safely in the heavenly
port.
When waves were calm and still.
We often yearn. loved one, for thee.
And there's sadness within our hearts
With enduring faith We shall embark
For our voyage beyond the sea
DEVOTED BROTHERS LAURENCE.
ALBERT. REGINALD AND WILL
BUR: sIsTER-IN-LAw. ANNA
ELLEN HUMEs. A tribute
Of love and devotion to the memory
OF our devoted mother. wife and sis
ter. ELLEN HUMES BRAXTON. who
entered into eternal life three years
ago. August 81. 1854.
Dearest Mother. your life with its
treasures OF . day lust gone,
Was filed with love and beautifully
done:
For though you're missed. your spirit
lives on.
We can but cherish the crown you've
CHARLES R. BRAxToN AND FAM
MY
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

vesy often . cord Of thoHks In
The StoF meets Q need which con
hordly be solved In ony Other woy
Not only 10 u Q esoeious, expression
Of gratitude 10 those Who hov, sent
floFol tributes but also eouFteously
acknowledges the services and kind.
assses Of the mony 10 whom Q per.
sonol note Of thunks eonnos cell BE-
moiled o. whose aomes and I'D.
dresses are not known insertion Of
q cord Of thonks moy be orronged
BY telephone to The Stor ST
$1,000
The Evening ond Sunday Sto'
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TOT you we're pAi IN million
Old friends are the best friends
FREDDIE HALL.
MARSHALL. BERTHA BEATRICE. In
BERTHA BEATRICE MARSHALL.
who departed this life twenty-six
years ago today. September /. 1881
The wonderful things you did for US
Live In our hearts each day.
And keep you near and dear 70 Us.
Though you have gone away
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
THOMAS; DIXIE z: In loving mem:
September l, 1854.
Thrs: s,S yss S,, have passed since that
When the one we loved was called
God TOOK her home, IT Wa. His win,
HER LOVING HusBAND. DAuoH-
Ter; DARLEEN, AND SON,
THOMAS. MARY LOUISE. AND MAR.
SHALL, LOUISE BRADLEY. A trib-
ute to the memory OF our beloved
moth ,I, and grandmother. MARY
LEY MARSHALL. who left us nineteen
years ago. September /. 1888.
In our hearts there is picture
More precious than silver or gold:
picture OF our dear ones.
"n ~ memories viii never EroW
Peacefully rest.
EDWARD E. MARSHALL AND DR.
EDWARD z. MARSHALL, Jr.
WITS prr uRcUNaIn NJ tn
g. loving memory Of our dear
"a one. PFC. REGINALD W.
I WELLS. who left US eleven
I@ years ago today at Munich.
VGN Germany.
or ever the silver cord be loosed,
Or the golden bowl be broken,
Or the picture be broken at the
or the wheel broken at the eistern.
Their shall the dust return unto the
earth and the spirit shall return
unto God who save IT,
Anniversary mass. Franciscan Monas-
MOTHER. DUANE. AND JACK.
WELLS. REGINALD W. In loving
49, R nsHpES d " S %ELi 2sDn SSc
A died eleven years ago. Sep
IA tember /. 1916. ct Munich.
fN Germany
Sometimes when my thoughts seem to
wander
Back through the years that used
to be,
There is a Joy OF sweet remembrance
As glimpse Of YOUR smile
seem TO see
II reminds me that you are WAITING
Beyond the sunset bright and fair
1t makes me have stronger faith to
know
That God will let me meet you
there.
Anniversary mass at the Shrine OF
Our Lady, Cap De La Madeleine,
Three Rivers. Canada.
DEVOTED AUNT EVA.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

Z CHOICE BURIAL SITES, National
Memorial Park reasonable. Call ia
2-9S3O
BEAUT. CHOICE SITES in Cedar Hill
Cemetery. reas. OIL. 4-5347
CEDAR HILL SITES. 2Oes on for cash
or sites, cash and car for later
car will show In my car. AID
10000
fORT LINCOLN f2i. valued $40. for
quick sale, 500 cash. IA. 2-6234
FORT LINCOLN--3 sites, will sell for
$3.50 cash. lovely location. Call KB
s.4436. 20
FORT LINCOLN-2 burial efypts, .
A-7eD9.
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sILER, KATE MCNEIL. On Thur,

day, August 80. 1857, KATE Nc
q s Army Medical Corps retired
sister OF Mrs. Jessie Ker OF Staun-
ton, Va. and the Rev. Charles c
Mcneil OF washington, d. c, Friends
may CAN at the s. H Hines Co
after 10 am. Monday, September 2,
until 10 pm. parking facilities
Services at the above funeral home
on Tuesday. September 3. at / .3O
pm. Interment Arlington National
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sIUkLLs', MAhION =: on Seturday'
S 1Gsr'f M&Rlos 81 42fsSF s.y HSsi
sister OF Marshall v. u. Sickels OF
Yonkers, N Y. Friends may call at
Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania
ave NV. courtesy parking opposite)
day. September 3. at .. m. Interment
Oak Hill Cemetery, Nyack, N. Y. 2
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Alphonsus p. Pollard.
REV. GERARD McWILLIAMS.
LEO J. McLARNEY.
GRANT, STUART. Departed this III,
on Wednesday, August ~, 1907
At JO7 L st. NV, STUART GRANT
ne leaves a,,t 70 Tsis,,n. wife th s
Of friends; Can after pm Ar
Home, 1900 Georgia ave. NV. Buria
In Arlington National Cemetery al
10 am. Tuesday, September $. L
GREGORY, WADE ALLEN. Age 8. Or
Thursday August 20. 1867, at thu
Alexandra Hospital WADE ALLEN
GREGORY OF 3lU East Belleiont,
ave- Al sn,n s,.o. va son OF jane
Of Catherine, Dlonne. Jay and TER!
Gregory, grandson OF William sni
Myra Strobe ana Mrs. Pear Gregory
Funeral services on Tuesday Sep
TENDER 8, At 1915 Am. from tn
ana Alfred sts., Alexandria. In
terment N Arlington Nationa
H IAfmsEs,y JAMES p. ST.. on Thursday
Augpst ~, 1884, at Proyldenc Hos
pital, JAMES r. HARRIS. sr, o
Of the late Racnsi e. Harris isthe
OF James r harris, IT,. ana grand
father OF Margaret 4 Harris Friend
may eau ~ the Lee Funeral rome
lth ST, and Mass ave ne, Wherl
services WI be held on Tuesday
s Systts.ogn, . Ma q. 10 am. in'srmssn
dART, COL. HENRY GALE VIsKIAR
on Thursday, August ~, 1907, II
GALE vfsKfAR HAIR Of ass ArSs /
dr., Falls Church, Va, husband o
Roberta Mansneiu Hart am OfOthe
Of Robert r.. " s.oI Hart t,b iI; Frisnds ma
North Washington st., Falls Church
Va. on Tuesday, September g. iron
800 . IN. TO $3.50 y m. Funeral serv
ices from Fort Myef Chapel OF
Wednesday, September 4. a. IA N
Intermtnt Arlington National Gene
terry.
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SCOTT. H0MZELLE. On, Thursday.
d dsns1s Hospital S HoMzE IL S sco
OF 1913 v St. NV. wife OF the
late McKensey Scott. mother OF the
late Anna Scott and cousin OF the
She also Is survived By devoted
friend. Minnie jackson, and many
other friends. After pm. Mon
day. September 2. friends may call
at campbells Funeral Home. 423
B. " held on Tue sdss. SEPTEMBER spSsS WI !,
At IL noon. interment Woodlawn
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WELLS. REGINALD w. In loving
memory OF my dear nephew.
Nmea REGINALD W. WELLS, who
N died eleven years ago Sep
ISA tember /. 1916, ct Munich,
W. Germany.
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satlrdsy. Angus! 81, 1857, HARRY
AUGUSTUS WILTON q 45ib alst
band Of Emma c. @hitoss,, Oi isthe ru Of
Mrs Abigail W. Gable OF Silver
ol silver spring, Nd; Tudor Wilton
Of Hyattsville, Nd, and Alfred C.
Wilton OF NorristOwn. Pa. He also
Services at the +. II. Hines Co
Funeral Home. 2gOl Iith At. nv,
ON Tuesday, September 3, 81 II 80
am lparking faeilitiesl. lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Washington Sanitarium' MARTHA
ROSETTA FIGHTER. beloved sister
Of William H. and George T. Piciiter.
FRIENDS may call ct the TaKoma
Funeral HOME. 254 -ArrOll 81. NV
SUNDAY. September /. where serV.
ices VAL oe held on Tuesday. Sep
teinoer .. at 2 pm. Interment
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~ Of Bakers Local Union. No
IFS. please take notice
2 fXGA Brother JOHN SCHNEIDER
YNW died suddenly, on 5atur-
~ day. August II. 1857, at
NV Casualty Hospital. Mem
bers may call At the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th St and Mass
ave. ne on Sunday September 1.
ct IL noon. Burial on Tuesday.
September g. at $3.50 pm. at Cedar
Hill Cemetery. Services at the above
funeral home on Tuesday. September
3. at 3 pm.
ADOLF HELLwIo, Secretary.
CHARLES MeCLosKY.
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sWEATTE, LANES A. OF 4ele bar,

ave- BIadsnsSars. ma. on August gust
20, 1857, husband OF Ruth sweatte
brother OF Mrs Ruth johnson, Claude
B, and Jack Sweatte. Services al
Chambers Funeral Home, 5S0l
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md on
Tuesday, September g. at 1880
pm. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. AZ
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SCHNEIDER. JOHN P. On Saturday.
6s JOHN pc scH n 66iig'l Er aOs
may call At the Lee Funeral Home.
4th ST. and Mass, ave ne. where
services viii be held on Tuesday
ment Cedar Hi Cemetery.
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30, 1851. ALFRE5 KELLY q t ia
10Th s.: Laurel. Nd. beloved brother
q Odelia Ward. James aud Jessie
Kelly; also survived By other rela-
ives and many friends. After S pm.
yited to call at the District Mortician
Funeral Home. 1900 Vermont ave.
NV. Funeral Monday. September q,
81 pm. from Church OF God and
CHRIST IN High. Ridge Park. Nd.
Elder Gordswells ofilciating. Inter.
ment Bacons Chapel Cemetery. Ar
rangements BY John D. Watson
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WNLIEhN, NUhMAN y On Ihufs-
HOSPITAL NORMAN - 'wAL I ELS,
loving father OF Mesdames Marion
Reid and Norrlne Boston, father-in.
law OF John II. Reid and Levin II
Boston. Four grandchildren, three
relatives and friends also survive
Mr. Walters will rest Al his daugh-
ler's residence, tewinsville rd, Me-
Lean. Va, after q pm Saturday
August 81 Funeral services al =
pm Sunday, September |, at the
Shiloh Baptist Church OrdickS Cor
ner, Va, the Rev. Roger v Bush
officiating Interment Pleasant Grove
Methodist Church Cemetery. Ar
rangements Dy Chinn
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WILLIAM C. BowENS Of 643 Acker'
g.. ne. beloved husband of Alma
and brother Of Mrs. Mildred Wills,
Mrs. Nell Hudson and L. r. Bowens
He also Is survived by a host OF
other relatives and friends The
late Mr.. Bowens may be viewed a.
Ct. ne. after 2 pm. Tuesday. Sep
TENDER 3. where services will be
held on Wednesday. September &
at . am. Fnterment Arlington Ma
tionai Cemetery z
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