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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15
Grubb-EVeritt
Gain Finals Of
Mid-AtIantic
BY BILL FUCHS
Star stan Writer


It will be ambitious youth
against time-tested experience
for the Middle Atlantic golf
championship today at Indian
Spring Country Club.
Jerry Grub, 19-year-old son
of the drugstore owner, and
Howard Everitt, 40 year old
amateur champion of Phila-
delphia, stroked their way into
the finals with impressive
morning and afternoon VIC
tories over the sprawling 1910
yard Big Chief course yester-
day.
They'll settle the issue over
SO holes, starting at $50 am.
and at 2 pm. today.
Dropped by the wayside be-
fore the noon break for lunch
was Ralph Bogart of Chevy
Chase, defending champion and
favorite who had hoped to win
his fourth title to tie Bobby
Brownell, his business partner
in number of Middle Atlantic
championships won.
Dunn Kayoes BOgart
John Dunn of Kenwood. q
| 20-year-old, knocked out Bo-
CART, 3 and 2, and was on his
way to eliminating the last re-
manning member of the "olc
guard" when the tide turned
suddenly and Everitt Surgec
ahead to win, 3 and 2.
Grubb won by a similar mar
gin in his semiflnals match witt
Bill Buppert of Bethesda, whit
in the morning match side
lined another veteran, CLAUDE
Wild of Burning Tree, 2 and l
Buppert beat BroWnell in TIT
first round Friday. The 26-year
old Buppert was two down Il
Grub of Manor Club after fiv
holes and never got up.
In the 9th er mornint
matches, Everitt had no troubl
at all in disposing of Del Be
man of Bethesda, S and 4. an
Grub beat the highly promis
ing Hank MejeSki, l8-year-ol
; Baltimorean who won media
honors, 3 and 2.
Grub, former st. John
High player and now a I'M
versity of Maryland studen
had Buppert two down at tt
turn after the former pl
hooked his drive from the mint
: tee into the wood. Grubb ha
t won the first hole with a 81
S foot putt and the third ar
= fifth with pars, but Buppe
v narrowed the margin whe
e Grub went over par on tt
eighth. A 25-foot putt for
Y birdie on the 18th hole sewt
j it up for the Manor Gil
e youngster,
Takes Early Lead
d Dunn, an engineering studel
S at George Washington Unive
d sity, had his older oppone
d down by two after just fl
Ie holes. Dunn birdied the fiji
and took the fifth when Ever
needed three puts. But a gre
shot out of a trap helped t
n Atlantic City resident to "
Re his first hole on the seven
= and he evened things on t
e ninth as Dunn overshot t
Is green on this third stroke
he Everitt, close friend and Il
n mer business partner of m
sician Fred Waring, dunked
IN down-hill, 30-foot putt to ia
e, the lead on the 10th. Du
as birdied the 18th to get ev
E. and then lost his touch
p dropped the next three hol
ne three putting the 18th, hook
ne his drive on the 14th and thrt
u putting the 18th.
ly
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Continuing growth of advanced msse-age projects at Boeing
number of exceptional openings for engineers and
scientists advanced defensive systems space
systems and other highly classified programs neleWe
from Boeings Plot Aircraft Division will be in Washington,
June IT, during the Second National Convention
on Military Electonc discuss Senior STAFF positions in:
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Mrs. J. F. Birmingham,
Wife of Army General

Graveside services were to be
held at 3 pm. this afternoon in
Arlington Cemetery for Mrs.
James F. Birmingham, wife Of
Brig. Gen. Birmingham, USA,
retired. She died Wednesday in
the Fort Sill tOkla.) Hospital
at the age Of 50.
The former Marian Stanford.
Mrs. Birmingham was born In
Princess Anne, Md. She was
the daughter of the late Judge
Henry l.. d. Stanford.
She and Gen. Birmingham
were married in Baltimore Sep
TENDER 9. 1920. Her husband
was commanding officer of Fort
Sill upon his retirement four
years ago, and is now vice
president of the Fort Sill Ma
tional Bank. The couple lived
in Lawton. Okla.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Marian B. Lynn, wife of
Col. Clark Lynn, jr., who is head
of the United States Army Mis-
sion at Havana, Cuba, and Mrs.
Mary B. Lee, wife of Capt. John
w. Lee of Fort Hood, Tex. Also
surviving are six grandchildren
and two sisters, Mrs. Edward
Davis and Miss Eleanor STAN
ford, both of Baltimore.
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Edward Mills,
Patent Retiree

Edward L. Mills, retired ex-
aminer in the> United States
Patent Office. died Sunday in
Garfield Hospital.
Mr.. Mills, born in Obion,
Tex. had been in Government
work since 1916 and in the
Patent Office for about 20 years
until his retirement in 1880.
He lived at 7004 Ninth street
NV.
An elder in the Church Of
Christ, Sixteenth and Decatur
streets NV, he was a teacher
in some of the Vests early
Christian colleges. They in
He is survived by his widow.
of the home address; two sons.
Edward Mills of the home az
dress, and Roger Mills Of Laurel.
DEL, and a granddaughter.
Services will be in the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, at / pm. tomorrcw.
Burial will be in Fort Lincc !
Cemetery.
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1t. Col. Davenport.
Long Lived Here

1t. Col. Murray Taylor Dav'
export, USA. retired, rs. died
Thursday in Walter Reed Hos
pital.
He had lived in Washington
much of his life and served in
World War II as a contracting
officer for the Department OF
Defense. He retired from the
Corps of Engineers longer than
10 years ago.
Col. Davenport was a grad
uate of the University CT Min
nesota Law School. He entered
the Army in 1917.
He is survived by a daughter
Mrs. John B. Highly of Waco
Tex, and a brother. Lee B
Davenport of San Francisco.
, Services will be held in the
Fort Myer Chapel at IL am
| tomorrow. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery
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lit MRmnrtant

H0ERING, EDWARD B.. In loving
memory Of our devoted husband and
father, EDWARD B. HOERNIG. who
left US so suddenly one year ago to-
gay, March Is, 1857.
The love you gave us many years.
viii never from US depart,
Though you are gone beyond our
You are always in our hearts.
Your life was so unselfSh
And for others you did live,
Not for what. you would receive
But only what you could give,
LOVING WIFE. DAUGHTER AND
GRANDDAUGHTER.
love to the memory OF our dear wife,
MARIA L JOHNSON. who departed
this life eisht years ago today, March
is, 1880.
Just a line OF sweet remembrance,
Just memory fond and true:
Just token of love and devotion,
That our hearts still hold for you.
MANGUM, ARTHUR. In memory Of
our husband and father, ARTHUR
MANGUM, who passed away six
wears ago, March Is. 1852.
The golden gate was opened.
"A gentle voice said Come;
With farewell words unspoken
You calmly entered home.
Beyond that gate
You found happiness and rest
And there is comfort in knowing
That a loving God knew best.
WIFE, AND DAUGHTER, ETA.
MOORE. MARY SUSAN. In loving
memory of our dear aunt, MARY
SUSAN MOORE. who departed this
life twenty-three years ago today.
March Is, 1885.
The road into the Great Beyond
Is one We all must tread,
Although it brings us sorrow
When our loved ones so ahead.
And ever. near us, through unseen,
Their dear immortal spirits tread,
For boundless universe is life,
There are no dead.
Our God will never us forsake.
And soon we'll be together again,
Where there is everlasting life,
God takes US in His care.
THE FAMILY
PETERS, FANNIE. In loving memory
OF our dear mother, FANNIE PETERS.
who departed this life five years ago
today March Is, 1858.
Sunshine passes. shadows fall.
Loves remembrance outlasts all:
AND though the years be many or few.
They are filled with remembrance,
dear Mother. Of you.
LOVING CHILD REN, EDITH,
GEORGE. ALICE, MARGARET AND
RoUMANIA.
POWELL, JAMES COOLEY. A tribute
Of love and. devotion to the memory
OF my dear husband, JAMES COOLEY
POWELL. who left me twenty years
ago today, March is, 1888
DEvOIEp WIS, LUCILLE BRANDON
SKINNER, JAMES Z. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear father, JAMES +.
SKINNER, who departed this life
1914.
Till memory fades and life parts
You will live forever in our hearts.
HIS DEVOTED SONS, CARL M. AND
HOWARD A. SKINNER.
STOCKETT, ELISHA. In loving mem-
DRY OF my devoted husband, ELISHA
STOCKETT, who departed this life
March IL, 1854.
The depths OF sorrow cannot tell
OF the loss OF one / loved so well,
And while he sleeps a peaceful sleep,
His memory l shall always keep.
DEVOTED WIFE, ISABEL sTocKErT.
TORMEY, PATRICK S. In loving mem
ory o. my devoted husband, PATRICK
is, 1855.
Just beautiful thought.
just a silent tear;
Just beautiful memory
OF one loved so dear
LOVING WIFE. FANNIE B, ToRiEY.
Halltown. w. Va
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ington and continued to prac-
tice law.
He was elected prosecuting
attorney Of Douglas County,
Washington, in 1906, and
served four years in that
capacity. He then was chosen
a judge Of the Superior Court
Of the State, serving for seven
years before his election to
Congress.
Elder Of Church
Judge Hill was an elder of the
National Presbyterian Church
and was a member of the Ma
sonic Order, Scottish Rite, 32d
degree.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Wave M. Hill of the home
address. 1920 Tilden street
NV; a son. Samuel B. Hill, jr.,
4635 Warren street NV; a
grandson; a sister. Miss Stella
w. Hill of Los Angeles, and a
brother. Joseph E. Of Corning,
Calf.
Services will be held at 3 pm.
tomorrow at the s. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Chief Judge j. Edgar Murdoch
OF the Tax Court of the United
States and Judges Eugene
Black, Clarence P. LeMire, Nor
man o. Tietjens, Bolon B.
Turner and Ernest H. Van
FosSan.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent 10
the Washington Heart Asso-
citation. 1000 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
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tered the Army Medical Corps
in 1910 and during World
War I was the commander of
the ambulance company that
evacuated the first American
wounded of the war.
From 1921 to 1925, and again
from 1881 to 1885, he was with
the Office of the Army Surgeon
General in Washington. the
last time as executive officer.
He was executive officer of
Letterman General Hospital in
San Francisco from 1885 to
1889; surgeon of the Sd Army
at Fort Mcpherson, Ca, from
1910 to 194l, and commanding
officer of England General Hos
pital, Atlantic City, from 1912
to 1943.
After his retirement in 1916
he served as surgeon of the
U. S. Soldiers Home until 1852.
Gen. Mcdonald was a grad
uate of the Army Medical Field
Service School, the Command
and General Staff School. and
the Army War College.
He was a member of the
American Medical Association
the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, and the Association
OF Military Surgeons.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Olive B. Mcdonald of the
home address. 7542 Fourteenth
street NV; and four sons. Col
Robert c.. jr., with the 7th
Corps Artillery in Germany;
Capt. Lucian B.. USN, in the
ONCE of the Chief of Naval
Operations here; James G. of
Kansas City, Mo-. and Henry S.
Of Murray Hill. N. j. Eight
grandchildren also survive.
Services will be held at 10
am. Thursday at Walter Reed
Memorial Chapel. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Samuel B. Hill Dies:
Retired Tx Judqe

Judge Samuel B. Hill, 50,
who served II years as a Judge
of the Tax Court Of the United
States, died here Sunday.
Judge Hill retired December
/. 1858. Appointed by President
Roosevelt, he took his oath of
Office in 1886, serving q full
l2-year term, and was reap
pointed by President Truman
for a succeeding term in 1913.
Before going to. the court,
Judge, Hill was a member of
Congress for Is years, repre-
sentifig the 5th congressional
district of the State of WASH
ington. He was a Democrat.
He also was a Judge of the
Superior Court of the State
Of Washington before coming
to Congress.
Elected in 1928
He was, first elected a United
States Representative in 1928.
He resigned in 1886 to accept
appointment to the Tax Court.
He was chairman of the Ways
and Means Subcommittee on
Internal Revenue Taxation
from 1888 to 1886, and left
Congress as a ranking member
of the House Ways and Means
Committee and Joint Commit
tee on Internal Revenue Taxa
ton.
Judge Hill was born in
Franklin, Ark, and received
his bachelor of law degree from
the University of Arkansas in
1898. He practiced law for
five years in Arkansas. In 1904
he moved to the State of Wash
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Funeral Services
Set Tomorrow
For Judge Parker

Funeral services will be held
at IL am. tomorrow in St..
Martins Episcopal Church in
Charlotte, N. c., for Judge John
j. Parker, the Associated Press
reported. One of the country's
leading authorities on constitu-
tional law. he died here yes.
terday after a heart attack.
Judge Parker. who was 70,
was chief judge of the Fourth
Circuit. United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals, a jurisdiction
covering Maryland, Virginia.
West Virginia and the Caro-
linaS.
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Gen. Robert Mcdonald, II,
Army Doctor for SO Years

Brig. Gen. Robert c. Nc
Donald, USA, retired, an Army
doctor for 36 years and a
former surgeon of the U. S.
Soldiers Home. died yesterday
at Walter Reed Army Hospital.
He was II.
Born in Bells, Tenn, Gen.
Mcdonald was a graduate of
Vanderbilt University, and re-
ceived his doctor of medicine
degree from Tulane University
Medical School in 1909. He en-.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often cord Of thanks in
The sto, meets o need which can
hordly be solved in any other woy
Not only is il Q eraeicus expression
Of gratitude TO those who have sent
floral tributes but also eourteously
kihdnesses Of the monY to whom
personal note OF thonks cannot
acknowledges the services and
we'll be moIlrd o. whose names
and oddreses ore not known
insertion Of . cord Of thonks
may be eronsed BY telephone to
The Stot. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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DEATHS
1n Mrinnrtanr
A Announcement Of

lit Mfmnrtatr
BIRCH. JESSIE LOvANNA MOORE. In
5 GSsf " EoSyNSa ny NOBLE esGysi s Men
who departed from this earth FIVE
years ago today. March Is, 1858.
A face that's ever before me,
A voice I'll never FORGET,
A smile that lasts forever,
My Nom, III never forget.
HONEY.
Miss you as each day begins.
Miss Mss you with each setting sun.
Miss you in so many ways.
EDWARD. HONEY. BoODLEY.
CURTIS, WILLIAM P. In loving mem
DRY OF nv devoted father, WILLIAM
P. CURTIS, who entered into eternal
resi- one year ago today, March Is,
1857
shall never forget you. dear Father,
While in this world say.
When the form Of death overcomes me
Please meet me on the way.
DAUGHTER. ELIZABETH.
CURTIS. WILLIAM p, sr. In low
ing memory Of my father. WILLIAM
life one year ago today, March is,
1857.
One year ago you left us
To ioin the saints above:
Our beloved father,
You're still the one We love.
We promise you, dear father.
When this work down here we're
Well come right straight to Heaven
DAUGHTERS. HAZEL AND THELMA.
CURTIS. WILLIAM p, Sr. In loving
memory OF my devoted father, WILL
LIAM p. CURTIS. ST., who departed
this life one year ago today March
God gave me a wonderful father,
One Of the worlds very best,
And when his work on earth was
He called him home to rest.
His life was unselfsh.
And for others he always lived:
But for what he always could giye,
He had a smile for everyone.
And a heart as good as gold,
And those who knew him, loved
so lis memory will never srOw
HIS ,,P5EyoTED SON, HAROLD T.
CURTIS, WILLIAM p, Sr. Sacred to
the memory OF our devoted grand-
father, WILLIAM p. CURTIS, Sr.,
who departed this life one wear
ago today March is. 1857.
Always so true, unselhsh and kind,
A few in this world his equal you
A beautiful life that came to an
end.
He died as he lived, evcryone's
friend.
Granddaddy, you left a beautiful
memory,
A love too great TO be told,
But to us, who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old
Anniversary mass at 81. Angus
GRANDCHILDREN. JUNE AND BUS.
TER.
HAHN, NAOMI MORGENsTEIN. In
memory Of NAOMI MORGENSTE1N
HAHN who passed away April Is.
1914.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss you yet.
YOUR FAMILYA
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DAVIS, HARRISON A. on Saturday,
Hospital, aAkRIsoN <. DAVIS SiSt q ias
4 St. Sc devoted husband Of Mrs.
Alberta AiIs,t Davis, stspfethsr Of Mrs.
their loss one sranddaushter, one
son-in-law. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
a. RhineS a. Co. Funeral Home, DOl
Bird ST.. s.w., where friends may can
Mass for the repose OF his soul will
be held on Wednesday. March 10, at
10 am. 81 the ST. Vincent de Paul
| Catholic Church. South Capitol and
N SITS. Interment Arlington National
DAVIS. LAWRENCE MORTIMER. on
Sunday. March l6. 1893, at his resi-
dence 3l2 East Howell ave. AlexanA.
DAVIS, beloved husband Of Hattie
NJ. Davis. He also leave two step
daughters, Mrs. Helen Miller Of Falls
Church. and Mrs. Dorothy Dooley Of
FisSer Of MscSs ns sic sspsSh Pa tWe
sisters. Mrs. Charles. P: Herbert and
Miss. Minnie Davis. both OF Meehan-
icsyille, Nd, and four brothers,
6aVis' All 81 M.cS snslh ah Ma 'f Fun
neral services on Wednesday, March
10 at pm. at the All Faith Epis-
eopal Church, Charles County. Md.
PRAYER services on wednesday, March
tpisesops chuPe6. Rus sRf E Ta'i Alssl
anuria, Va. Interment church Gem
etery, Charles County. Nd.
DIXON. CLoYCE I. Suddenly, on
Dix DIXON s q n4so7 Underwood gesi ooSf ST.
University Park, Nd, beloved hus.
band s dot, q M1rEsrst H. Dixon, father
h GoySe saI bison Mrs. r. Ina Of s Mass
and Mrs, June. Dunn; son. Of. Mrs.
and Omar Dixon, and Mrs. irene
k s4aSScbdT he also E Is survived By SIX
II. Hines Co Funeral Home, ss6i
18th st. NV. on Wednesday, March
~. at II noon (parkine faciiitiesl !.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
DlS ss c Mslsh II. 1888 Ss n oisasI:i
meInt Printing Once 0I POST,
No, 23, american Legion.
Y,s respects at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l
14th ST.. NV, Lesion services. will
be conducted on Tuesday. March
OF Honor, under the direction Of Mai,
John La Foe. Funeral services at
IL noon Wednesday, March 10. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
JURGEN G. PIPER. Commander.
STEPHEN N. COOPER, Adjutant.
DIXON, CLOYCE I. All members Of
-una,.oa the Past Commanders AS
ISOLATION for the District
~ "a Of Columbia, American Le-
gion, are hereby notified Of
. the death OF Comrade
NJ f CLOYCE I. DIXON. the
treasurer OF the organiZa-
Funeral services to be held at IL
noon Wednesday, March 10, 1858,
at the S. h Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol 14th St NV.
c. r. DE SHAzO, President.
ED ANICI IN u RRITTON. Secy.
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><skA and members OF st. Vincent
HzEGM, dc Paul Holy Name Society
H4SNE|M ere hereby notified OF the
llE Wl death OF Brother E1ARRI-
SON A. DAVIS, and are
NJ ~ requested to meet at the
John T. Rhines Funeral
Home, o0l ID 81. sw, on Tuesday.
March rs, 1888, % = pm, Tor
recitation OF the rosary
FATHER PHILIP McLOONF, S. S. j.,
Spiritual Director,
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DIXON, CLOYCE !. Members of Grand
-, Voiture. No. ia, La Societe
kStSA DIES 40 Hommes ct & Chevaux,
1E5ss are requested to attend serv-
A&< ices for our late comrade.
~ CLOYCE /. DIXON, at .
I'd pm. tuesday, March Is,
Ia 1858, at the s. H: Hines co.
Funeral Home. 2s0l 14th st. NV:
fnfernent Fort Lincoln Cemetery AZ
nm. Wednesday, March 10.
DAVID E. KISLIUk,
Grand Chef de Care.
JAMES ]. MURPHY,
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HASH. LILLE o, OF Aeeokeek. Nd,
on March ~, 1858, wife Of Robert
tana, Mrs Isaac n. rrunnell, Mrs
Virginia Thompson. and Charles II
Poole: sister Of Mrs Jennie Oil
and Mrs. Rosa Marshall. Nine Erand-
children and seventeen gEeatssrand.
children also survive. Services ~
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7. ! ~
ST. Sc. on Wednesday, March 10
at n:30 pm Interment Washington
National Cemetery
HAYES, WESLEY ,. on Monday
March 4; 1895, at Alexandria Hos;
Gunston rd, Alexandria, Va, be.
loved husband Of Matilda Halves and
father Of James HAYES and Mrs
Patricia Ostrender OF Gettysburg
pa: grandfather Of Michael Os.
trender. He, also Is survived BY othel
services will be held at 2 pm
"wednesday. March 10, AZ the Gun;
North Alfred SITS, Alexanhia, We
Interment Morrisville. N. 10
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KEYS. WILMAN r. A special commune
n cation of Chillum Castle
IN Lodge. No. 1S6. A. F. & A.
IN M. will be held on Wednes-
MN> day, March 10. 1858, at l
XALV pm. at the Temple, for the
NV purpose OF conducting fu-
~ neral services for our late
Brother, WILMAN p. KEYS.
ROBERT H. BOYD. W. NJ
T. WESTON SCOTT, Secy.
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on Monday. March II. 1855, HIRAM
LESTER DUREPO Of 4OS Boyd ave,
Takoma Park, Md, beloved husband
81 Martha = s R. B PurfS nnn ana Sran ~.
father of James Thomas Dunn, ir
Friends may call at the. Takoma
Funeral Home, 354 Carroll st. NV.
(psrkins oppositel;. where services
10. at 10 am. Interment HiEh
Point, n. c.
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Ledge: No: IS, p. 7. 10
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, on
Tuesday, March is. 1888,
at 3 pm, to cxemplify
the ritual OF the order,
OF our late brother, MAY.
HANSON. BY order oil
IILLIAM II. 7. BELT,