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Benjomin Brouner.
Tukomu Builder

BENJAMIN N. Brouner, 81. a
builder and contractor, died
yesterday.
Born in Petersburg, Pa, Mr..
Brouner has Nlived in the Dis
trict area most Of his life. At
the time Of his death his home
was at II Philadelphia avenue.
Fakoma Park. where he resided
with his wife, Mrs. Mayda o.
Brouner.
Mr.. Brouner. q member of
the National Presbyterian
Church, had been a Mason
since 1911. He was q life MEM
Der Of Chillum Castle Lodge
No. 1856 F.A.A.M.: Mount Horeb
Woodbridge Chapter No. is,
Royal Arch Masons; Washing
ton Council No. l Royal and
Select Masters, and Columbia
Commandery No. 2 knights
Templar. Past high priest of
the Mount MISUNDERSTANDING
chapter, Mr.. Brouner also be-
loneed TO the Amounted High
Priests Association and the
Masonic Veterans Association.
Other survivors include three
sons. Frank B. Of Bethesda, and
Walter r. and Melvin w.. both
OF whom live in California.
seven grandchildren and q
number Of great grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Takoma
funeral home, asa Carroll street
NV. Burial will take place
Friday in Scranton, Pa.
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JumesC. Crump, sc, Veteran
Engineer on Southern Line

Mr.. Crump had been a mem
Der Of the Alexandria WASH
ington Lodge Of the Masons
since 1923, and belonged to the
Scottish Rite Masons, Kena
Temple and the Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. He attended
Emmanuel Episcopal Church.
1908 Russell road, Alexandria.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Hazel e. Crump; a son. John
w. Crump of Collingswood,
N. j.; fourSisters. Mrs. Howard
Seller Of Los Angeles. Mrs.
o. A. Reardon Of 200 North
view terrace, Alexandria: Mrs.
Sally Graham, Richmond. Va.
and Miss Eliza Crump. $500
Q street NV, and q brother,
John w. Crump Of Kansas
City, Mo.
Services will be ut the De-
maine funeral home. $40 South
Washington street. Alexandria,
at IL am. Friday. Burial will
be In Ivy Hin Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ted Tucker,
OF Springfield, %

Mrs. Ted r. Tucker, 20, Of
5804 Augusta drive. Springfield,
Va. died yesterday in George
Washington University Hospi-
tai, after an illness Of several
months.
A native Of Ocala, Fla, the
former Miss Dolores williams
was graduated from Florida
State University in 1850. Before
moving to Springfield, she
taught school in Lake City, Fla.
She was an active member of
the Crestwood Women's Club
and the Preschool Mothers
Club Of Springfield Methodist
Church.
Surviving are her husband,
Ted r. Tucker. and a daughter,
Nancy Lynn Tucker, both of
the home address. and her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack E.
Williams Of Ocala, Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at Wheatley
Funeral Home. 500 King street.
Alexandria. Burial win be in
Ocala. Fla.
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Case B. Rafter, 81. a struc-
tural engineer who participated
in construction of some Of
Washington's largest buildings,
died yesterday in Kensington
Gardens Sanitarium. Kensing-
ton, Nd, after an illness of two
years. >
The son Of the late Giles
Scott and Mary Elizabeth
Rafter. he was born in the
District and educated in the
public schools here. He was
IA graduate Of Lehigh Univer-
sity. Bethlehem, Pa.
Mr.. Rafter was a captain in
the Army Engineer Corps dur
ing World War /. serving in the
Philippines.
Among the buildings he
worked on are the Tower
Building. the Rust Building and
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Mrs. E. Boiling Byrd, Mother
Of Senator From Virginia

WINCHESTER. Va. Sept. 10
R.-Mrs. Z. Boiling Byrd, the
mother Of Senator Byrd. Demo-
crat Of Virginia. and the late
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd.
died last night at her home
here.
At her bedside we're her two
surviving sons. Senator Byrd
and Capt. Thomas Boiling
Byrd. and her eldest grandson.
State Senator Harry F. Byrd, jr.
Mrs. Byrd had many connec-
lions with political life in vir-
ginia and the Nation. Her
grandfather. Charles James
Faulkner. was United States
Minister to France by appoint
ment Of President Buchanan in
1859. An uncle, Charles James
Faulkner. jr.. was a member Of
the Senate from West Virginia
and a brother. Henry Delaware
Flood. served in the House from
Virginia.
Her father, Mai. Joel West
Flood Of appomattox. Va, and
her paternal grandfather served
in the Virginia Legislature as
did Senator Byrd. Mrs. Byrd,
whose mother was Eliza Faulk-
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James C. crump. 66, an engi-
neer with the Southern Rail-
way. died yesterday in Circle
Terrace Hospital in Alexandria
after q brief illness.
Mr.. Crump, who lived at 4O5
East Alexandria avenue, was a
lifelong resident Of Alexandria.
He had worked his entire career
with the Southern Railway, he
ginning In 1907. He became an
engineer in 1918.
He had long been active in
the local Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen and Engineers
and was secretary-treasurer Of
the organization at the time OF
his death. He was also a ma
tional delegate.
An active Democrat in Alex
andria for many years, he was
an unsuccessful candidate for
the City Council In 1913. He
was a member Of the city's
Democratic Committee.
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Sir Edmund Crune,
Bicycle KING

CANNES. France, Sept. 10
R.-Sir Edmund Frank Crane.
Britain's bicycle king" died
early today Of a heart disease.
He was 70.
Sir Edmund, longtime owner
Of the Hercules Bicycle Co.. sold
his interests 10 years ago. He
had been living on the Isle of
Jersey and at Cannes where his
200-ton yacht Nathalie was
based.
He entered the Meridien
Clinic August 81 suffering from
a rupture Of the myocardium
His wife. Lady Kathleen
Crane, ~. was severely burned
September when the motor
of her boat exploded. Lady
Crane is still in a clinic where
she was notified of her hus-
bands death.
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Admiral Munnix,
World War / Role
Won Service Cross

Rear Admiral Daniel Pratt
Mannix. USN. retired. 70. who
saw service in the Spanish
American War and World War
I. died in Geneva, Switzerland,
Monday.
Admiral Mannix, a native of
Newport, r. J., was educated
in Washington public schools
and Emerson Institute here be-
fore entering the Naval Acad-
envy at Annapolis.
While a midshipman at An
napolis. Admiral Mannix served
aboard the USS Indiana and
took part in the Battle Of Sam
tiago in 1898. He was gradu-
ated from the Naval Academy
two years later.
During World War I, Ad-
miral Mannix commanded the
USS Quinnebaug. taking part
in laying the North Sea mine
field. for which he was awarded
the Distinguished Service
Medal.
Advanced to the rank Of cap
tain in 1922, Admiral Mannix
was given the rank Of rear adj
miral at the time Of his retire.
ment in 1928. He had been liv-
ing at Conches near Geneva
since 1919.
He is survived by his widow.
Claudia Bougroff Mannix, and
two children. Daniel p. Mannix.
~. and Mrs. Rubin Reeder,
both of Philadelphia.
Cremation services were to be
held in Geneva today. The
ashes will be transferred later
to Arlington Cemetery.
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Miss Inez B. Ryan Dies;
On Stoff Of Geographic

Miss Inez Burlington Ryan,
chief of editorial research Of
the National Geographic Maya
zine for more than 20 years,
died today of cancer in Gar
field Hospital. She was 81.
Miss Ryan. who lived at 1904
North Rhodes street. Arlington,
had been q stan member Of
the magazine since 1922. She
had recently been honored by
her colleagues on her 35th an
niversary there.
AS chief of editorial research,
Miss Ryan, with her assistants.
was responsible for verifying
the accuracy of all facts in
the magazines wide range Of
stories. Recently this involved
questioning an American scien-
fist at the South Pole via a ham
radio operator.
West Virginia Native
Born in Huntington, w. Va,
Miss Ryan came to Washington
as q girl and attended Central
High School and George WASH
ington University. from which
she was a cum laude graduate.
During World War i she
worked for the French High
Commission here and the
Smithsonian Institution. She
then spent two years with the
Yale University Press in New
York doing research on his
torical pictures for the Chron-
icles of America series.
Before joining the National
Geographic Society she con-
tributed articles to British
publications and the New York
Herald Tribune. She was the
author Of two articles in the
National Geographic Maya
zine. Land Of william the
ConQueror" and maid Of
France Rides By"
During World War II Miss
Ryan worked with the Nurses
Aid Corps at Episcopal Eye,
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ner Flood, was married in 1886
to the late Richard Evelyn
Byrd. former speaker Of the
Virginia House of Delegates.
Mrs. Byrd encouraged her
son, Admiral Byrd. to seek APP
pointment to Annapolis and,
later, in his polar explorations.
Survivors. other than her
two sons. include eight grand
children. 10 great grandchil-
dren, and q half-brother, Cir
cult Judge Joel w. Flood of
Appomattox.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at Christ
Episcopal Church, where she
had been q member for II
years.
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Ear and Throat Hospital and
Homeopathic Hospital.
Interested in Theater
Miss Ryan had a deep in
terest in the theater all her
life. AS a girl she was an
understudy with Margaret
Anglin's Shakespeare company,
touring in "As You Like It."
Twelfth Night" and Tanning
of the Shrew" during summer
vacations. She also played
parts with two Washington
stock companies which per-
formed at the old Columbia
and Belasco theaters.
Miss Ryan is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Eunice Tyfee
Ryan, Of the home address.
Services will be at 3 pm.
Friday at the s. H. Hines
Funeral Home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, conducted by the
Rev. Warren Z. Mace, Of
Epiphany Church, and the Rev,
C. Stewart Mckenzie Of West
ern Presbyterian Church. Burial
win be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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Phillip Powell.
OfAmuteur
Stage Group

Phillip A. Powell. 20, active
in local amateur theater work.
died yesterday in Emergency
Hospital from injuries received
in an automobile accident on
Monday night.
Mr.. Powell, who lived with
his family at 1l01 North Ken
lucky street. arlington, Va,
was a native Of Washington
and q 1855 graduate Of WASH
ington Lee High School in
Arlington.
Active in the dramatic club
at Washington-Lee, Mr.. Powell
Joined the Washington Players,
Inc. where he played several
principal character roles in the
amateur groups productions.
Last year he received the first
Miss Annie Ragmop" award
from the studio for his out
standing contribution to the
company. He often expressed
his ambition to become a pro-
fessional actor.
An employee Of the Door
Store in Georgetown, Mr.. Pow
ell had also worked for the
Hecht Co., the Department Of
the Interior and the Veterans
Administration since his grad
uation from high school.
He was past master COUNSEL
Tor Of the Jane s. Sipes Chap
ter of DeMolay and was a
member of the Grafton CW.
Va.) Evangelical United Breth-
rem Church.
Surviving are his mother and
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Coy w.
Powell: two sisters, Mrs. Donna
Lee Hall. 1903 North Ode
street. Arlington, and Miss Ada
Louise Powell, a student at
Radford (Va.) College; a
brother. Coy w. Powell. II, of
the home address. and his pa
ternal grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy A. Powell. Of Grafton.
w. Va.
Services will be held at 2:3O
pm. Friday in the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 Fairfax
drive, Arlington. Burial will be
in National Memorial Park,
Falls Church, Va.
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DR.. E. Haley, "a.
Of Front RoyuI

Burial services for DR.. Elliott
c. Haley. "a. who died on Sep
TENDER Is after a long illness,
were held Sunday in Front
Royal. Va.
DR.. Haley. a graduate Of the
University of Virginia Medical
School, served his internship at
GARFIELD Hospital in 1913 and
l949. Since then he had prac-
ticed medicine in his native
Front Royal.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs,
Rita Robertson Haley; two sons,
Clarke and Timothy. and his
father. Albin Haley, all Of Front
Royal, and q sister, DR.. Leonor
Haley Of New Haven, Conn.
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Alpha Phi. Phi Alpha Delta Law
Fraternity, the Propeller Club.
Georgetown Alumni Associa.
ton. the American Society for
Public Administration and the
American Legion. !.
His only survivor is a niece.
Mrs. William Reifinger, of West
Reading, Pa.
Funeral services will be at IL
am. Friday at st. Paul's Cath
ole Church, Reading. Burial
will also be in. Reading.
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More Rites Tomorrow

Graveside rites for Col. Ed
ward Clarke Morse. who died
at his home here Sunday, will
be held at ii am. tomorrow in
Arlington Cemetery. Col. Morse.
a member Of the Army Reserve
and Q veteran Of both world
wars, was q practicing surgeon
here.
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Francis H. Fobes. rs,
Amherst Professor

AMHERST. Mass. Sept. Is
R.-Francis H. Fobes. rs. pro-
fessor emeritus Of Greek at AM
herst College. died last night
Of a heart attack at his home.
A native of Somerville, he
was internationally known for
his books on Greek philosophy
and his TRANSACTIONS of Greek
and Latin classics. He taught
at Harvard and Union College
before joining the Amherst fac
ulty in 1920.
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1 oTs & w VILLAIN q O. L Bl ISSRs

BEWTs, WILLIAM @. In loving mem
DRY Of WILLIAM q. BEWTS.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
Sweetly, tender, fond and true:
There Is not q day that passes
That We do not think q you
CONNOLLY, ALONzO CARL. In Low.
CARL coNNELLY. who died Septem.
Der is, 494s.
We are solnE home some day, my son.
To live and die no more:
How sweet and wonderful are those
WORDS.
WRGH. me-. Y you sI' mere aa' N Ts S.t H..v.n,
We look forward 10 that day:
We think OF how wen be togethsr
MoTiiER, BRoTHERs AND SONS. .
c5sIt %,n6 aTHs y y our a .1S SSS' M
precious mother ETHEL N GEN.
today. September Is, 1854.
No one knows how much we miss you,
No one knows. the bitter pain
Life has never been the same.
Loved, remembered. longed for always
often shedding many tears:
DooRoTHY AND IJUJLIA.~
HOWARD, AGNES G. In loving mem.
DRY Of my dear mother CMaWl
Swho departed this life three YEAR,
Bas tsous Sl q her 0 are siaay1 m 4
my mind.
LoviNo pAuoHTER. LAURA MAE
AND oRANDcHILDREN.
September IA, 1912,
We who loved her very much.
Sun remember her loving kindness
TER THE PAYNE AND IoILAE
FAMILIES.
O'NEILL, GEORGIA. AND CRAWFORD
MAMIE. In loving memory OF oul
sister and aunt, GEORGIA O'NEILL
who passed away September 10, 1900
and Mamie CRAWFORD, who passed
away January ~, 1904.
S0 WIZ |s SSsS v are b sssSsA ss,,
Though God has you IN His keeping
we Sun have you In our hearts
SISTERS, ADDIE q. BANNieTEH
ANp MARIE 2. .H9.A.cKETr; NIECE
WHITE, IRENE FORBES. with devoted
mothsr.in.iaw. IRENE FoRBEss
WHITE. who departed this life nins
years ago today, September is, 1913
just a lire Of sweet remembrance
just 4 memory, fond and true:
Just token Of love and devotion
That we always think Of you.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps u 10 FORGET,
But time 80 far has only proved
How much We miss you yet.
The time seems short, though ths
years are long
RAYMOND AND ANNA WHITE.
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In Mrmurtant

WORTH, MATHEW. On sunday. Sep
tsmber Is: 1887; 4. Ems5Feney Hos:
PsIs ,h y MATAIEo a woEdH friend e 7s y
Antonio and Mary DispenEa. 9erv-
ices At the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2p01 18th st. NV. on Thurs
day September 10, At 1890 pm.
parking facilitiesl. Interment st
Mary's Cemetery. Is
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Nnnriltra

SHAPIRO. BENJAMIN. There viii b
an unwilling Of q monument to the
memory Of our beloved husband and
father. the late BENJAMIN SHAPIRO,
on Sunday. September %, 1857. at
pm. q the Beth Shclom consre-.
friends invited. Meet at 1875 sheri-
dan st. NV At pm.
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y2:IS. M:.t. H SA.r All FA Hs.s
septemSeer. 70 1857. please omit
lowers: Donations may be made. 70
uNIcEP IN the name Of Mary Taylor
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In Mrntnrtant
announcement 81
Services By Chambers

ATKINSON. JOIN p; In memory q
SON. who died September Is. 1899.
Although our paths lie far apart,
You live forever In my heart.
YOUR yoDcHILD. LUCY STEWART
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JESSE. A special COMMUNE
cation Of Myron N. Parker
Is hereby called for l pm.
Friday. September 90, 1857.
for the purpose Of conduct
ing Masonic burial services
for our late brother, JESSE
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AA- cogneil. No, 5s7T
1NE hereby notified OF ths
NNIV s assimh 81 . Brpsh,T VII
W and are requested 10 NEE
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81
and Mass. ave. ne. on Wednesday
September is, 1857, at $50 pm.
for recitation Of. the rosary for thu
EAN HAF1 K nos SSss. o ~. s. k9i'f Il
FHOM. MARY LAY. Suddenly. OF
Tuesday. September IA. 1857, MARY
LAY THoM. wife Of TIE late Cor
Thom. r.: srsndmother Of Rober
Mass viii be offered at 81. Matthew
Cathedral. Rhode Island and Con
September IL. at ii am intermenr
Oak Hill Cemetery.
T0OMEY. EVA WILLIAMS. On Mon,
S sinss goo S sNu'h Eva "a *%fCH
mother Of Mrs. Thomas NJ. Wrigh
and Mrs. waller B. Smith. sister o
q ofT cssb.rn. wilS WHshtT rs ana aSs
smith. Friends may cali at IL,
Domaine Funeral Home. $50 soutl
WASHINGTON ST.. Alexandria, Va. Re
qniem mass will be offered al 81
M .pss Ssth9c Ghs ss on ThuT TDtsl
ment 81. Mays Cemetery,
TUCKER. DOLORES W. on Tuesday
inston Universit ~ HospitS L0I poIo f1n
W. TUCKER, wife Of Ted r. Tueke
Of 5SO4 Augusta dr., Springfield
va: mother Of Nancy Lynn Tucker
Daughter Of Jack 2. and Pearl B
cs a TIE V WhsSt ga Fu psisndi Home mS
500 King o.. Alexandria, Va, afte
Funeral services on Thursday, Sep
TENDER II. At z pm. A. the abcyl
5 Hnm,Ix n son,,. ini.ssrment oeals Fls
sent 10 the Fairfax County Canoe
Society In lieu Of flowers.
wALDROP, LUVENIA (nes ward
tsnssf 10. 1857. IuvENiH WAL
DROP. She IL survived BY q feV
relatives and many friends Remain
may be viewed Al the Hall Bro,
Eunera Home, 1871 Florida ave, NV,
Punsrai Services SSRss't On 1ffhR afsdSy
September 10, At 1 pm, At tn
above funeral chapel. intermen
Woodlawn Cemetery.
WARD, WALTER. on sunday. SEP
tsmPer 8, 1851 q Eresdmsn's Hos
81. me-, husband OF Mrs. Estelli
Ward. Also surYiving are fivs daugh
ters, Mrs. Beatrice jackson, Miss Id
Mae Ward, Mrs. Dora Holmes, Mrs
Louise Ellis and Mrs. Estella Burle
son: two sons, william and Bamue
Ward; one brother. Oliver WARD; thir
relatives and friends. After I pm
"wednesday, September is, friend
may call AZ the Henry 3. WashinR
ton A Sons Funeral Home. 4o2l
Deane ave. n,es where services WI
~ pm. intcrmont Woodlavi
Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN--3 lots, cost sls5
e-6bS2s eyes,, 60.
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LYsTUs. AMELIE JOSEF. on Mon
All stn ssS ScsHsh IYsrus y Ess
Prince, Haiti. mother Of Miss Paule
Lyslus. Funeral and interment In
Port au- Prince. Haiti. ARRANGEMENTS
BY the Carver Memorial Funeral
Home. 20 II st. NV.
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tuesday, September n, 1857, 1t
0ssoTse wss6iH 1s University I Hos + !;
BROOKS Of Herndon, Va. beloved
wife Of Ernest i. Brooks, mother
Of Richard 3. and Ernest D. Brooks.
sister OF Mrs. Emma La Fever. grand
mother Of Priscilla Jean, Caroline
Brooks. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. Notice Of fu-
neral Arrangements later.
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49, bers Of he i Holy Name i So.
I !; 4: ! {: ! \; VI ]
W. sin ave. NV, on Wednes-
~ day, September IL, 1857
It $40 p.ms for the recitation Of
NV. WILLIAM p. ANDERSON.
Spiritual Director.
PRANK LAW. Secretary.
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cdH IA sIns: EDwARD 2; On Tues
WARD q. CHAMBERS. 3 beloved nus nD-
band Of the late Gertrude Z. Cham
eers and father Of Mary Cecilia
5urEess, Robert W. and William X.
Chambers. Mary Leech. Lillian Bower
and Margaret Walker. Remains rest
ing at the James T Ryan Funeral
Home. 317 Pa. ave. sc. Notice OF
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LILY ANN. On Monday,
September 10, 1867, At Doctors Hos
pitaL LILY ANN cHALMERe of 313
loved wife Of Alfred A. Chalmers, be-
loved mother Of Ann HAYES Chalmers
and David Neville Chalmers, dauEh-
ter Of Mrs. Eva Lewis Of Kansas CITY,
NO: sister Of George Lewis Of Ellis.
Tex. Memorial services ct the 8 III
Hines Co. Funeral Home, Pool 14th
st. NV. on Saturday. September
~, 81 IL am. parking faeilitiesl
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sa-. members Of the Ladies'
/= Auxiliary. No. l25. Frater-
~ hereby notified Of the sud-
den death Of Sister MAR
GARET BELL on Tuesday, September
II. 1887 Eagle services win be
held on Thursday September. 10, at
4th SC. and Mass. ave. ne. All mem
bers are requested to attend.
EDNA M. PERRY, Madam Secy.
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'ALLANT. WILLIAM

bers Of Bishop Byrne
Counci ], No. 1877.
Knights OF Columbus, are
hereby notified OF the
death of Brother WILL
LIAM NJ. TALLANT, ST..
and are reaueNfed 10 meet
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1857. WILHELMINA LUCAS HOW
ARD Of 1929 81. NV, beloved wife
Of Perry w. Howard, ST.. and devoted
mother Of Perry W. Howard. jr
and many loyal friends. After
pm. Wednesday. September Is,
friends are invited to call ct the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 9th
St NV, where services will be held
on Thursday, September 10, at / 40
pm. Interment Harmony Cemetery
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BELL, MARGARET NJ, (nee DonovanD.
On Tuesday. septembsr n. 1857, At
BELL Of 1928 K st. ne. wife Of the
h sss AIss As ss % ssisr q IF MIS- Ms
Annie C. Certel, Mrs. Helen Essex.
Paul ", Albert s. and James A.
Donovan. aunt Of Charles H. oertel.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Until $50 am. Frids day. SEPTEMBER e
20. Requiem mass will be offered
ct the Holy Name Catholic Church.
llth and X SITS. ne. at 3 am. In
terment Cedar Hill Mausoleum. 10
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GEORGE ROBERT cEPHAs, husband sS.
OF Jessie Mae cephas He also Is
survived By two children. three Sis
tiers. six brothers and other relatives
and friends After pm. Wednesday,
September Is, friends are invited 10
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
81. NV, where funeral services will
pc held ct 10 am. Thursday. Sep
tember 2 Interment Arlington va
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