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1t. Col. J. v. Kelsey,
.Murine Commander

LYNCHBURG. Va, Mar. II
R.-Lt. Col. John v. Kelsey
40. commanding officer of the
Marines in Naples, Italy. died
in a London, England, hospital
Sunday after an illness Of
nearly two months.
Col. Kelsey is survived by his
widow. the former Martha Ann
Courtney Of Washington. D. c.:
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. v. v.
Kelsey. Clifford, Va; three
children, John v. Kelsey, jr.,
Brian and Suzanne Kelsey, and
a sister. Mrs. Blackburn Brew
er of Atlanta, Ga.
Burial with military honors
will take place in Arlington
National Cemetery Monday.
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DrathH

WARDEN. ARTHUR tROCKh On
Thursday. March g, 1858. ct his resi-.
denee, 1893 Delaware ave. s.w.
! ARTHUR ROCK WARDEN. husband
Of the late Helen Warden. beloved
father OF Mrs. Grace W. Washington
and Henry Warden. he also leaves
to mourn his paSsins two sisters
Mrs. Frances Carter and Mrs. Mar.
saret emiler. one brother. Richard
Warren: one grendsen. Henry Wash.
inston; two devoted nisess, Mrs. Ella
Miner and Mrs. Edna veuney; one
nephew, Charles Warren, and q de-
voted friend. Miss Lucille Bowen. and
g host Of other relatives and friends.
ppsmalns Eesting a. the John r
khines y Go. Funeral Home, 00I 3rd
s.w where friends may call after
s,D Pm, Iuesday: March II. and where
the Rev. William X. Monteolnsry al.
netattng, intermant WocdlaTn Gene
o20 Q 81. Sc, Apt. 2, II. 1-07i2.
WARMER. DR.: HAROLD =. on Mon.
gay; March 10, 1888, ct weshingtor
HARoip l. WSzAfR NERs , q s M d pE
Iof ave. Tikcma PARK. Nd. 3 Beloved Ns;
father Of pr. RcSsI. n. W warner, 1 e
Comdr; william g. Warner, 1t. Rich.
Ed AiisH WarneE. MA. Edmund H
Wsdnssdsy. MsfeE IL. q Ike Shirisi
C9ngregatlonal Church, -e625 Coles
vile I'd, Silver Spring, Nd. The fam.
ny Ssgssssts that exprsssiCns es sym;
CONTRIBUTIONS 70 ths Heart y Yus aSt" y Z!
WEBSTER, EMMA J. BERRY, Or
Monday. March, 10, 1855, EMMA u
BERRY WEBSTER Of 1894 Hayes St
ne, Apt. 3, beloved wife Of AionSo b
Webster and mother Of MargueFite 4
Ellis. Edward A.. and Charles Z
Iserry. Also surviving are six grand.
irends Eoss d 'f up.rsl f iater many At.
tangements BY McGulfe, Inc. Is
WILLIAMS. EMMA W.. on Sunday
March 8. 1858, EMMA W, WILLIAMS
OF l41l Oak st. NV, devoted wife OF
the Rev. John Williams, mother OF
John Dounveor, Mrs. crettie Jefferson
Dupree Lockard. she also is survived
relatives and friends. After 8 pm
wednesday. March L. friends may
cal 81 tfazier's Funeral Home, 3S9
ices on Thursday, March 10, at l
pm, at the Third Baptist Church,
9Th and Que SIS. NV. the Rev. O.
o. Bullock oficiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. IL
WRIGHT, WILLIAM 7. On Tuesday.
MfISs Of i r4sSS' Ly %ahIl a. net T.
beloved husband Of Leonora O. Wright
TheIma n. Ethel Wilma and Hoyi
Wright, sr, Also surviving are
a aSe mana ssnashssn Ns s:r Of rsSysi
later. ARRANGEMENTS By MCGUIRE,
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4n Mrnturiaitt

LEYKING, ROBERT v. In loving mem.
DRY Of our daddy and husband. ROB.
ERT v, LEYKING, who passed away
one wear ago today, March IL. 1857
MY darling, the Lord knows how we
We're trying to understand for Hi.
ThouSh our life seems to be without
W: k9oE the Lord never makes g
NORMA JEAN FIsNER, LOIS LEE
sUTER AND THELMA NJ. LEY
PATTERsON, LUCINDA N, IN ioyins
msmerz q eyr gear friend, LUCINDA
four wears ago today. March II. 1854.
Tbs years may wipe out many things,
But this they'll wipe out never,
The memory Of those happy days
When We were all together
ROSETTA. JULIA AND THELMA.
PATTERSON, LUCINDA MILLER. A
dear friend. LUCINDA MILLER PAT
lEn z5.SoNM; .y wao left " four wears ago
Ths 1 ..cssa are SAFELY i;I.nF uar sIn
Fer IN 1t lies . precious one
We loved but could not save.
THELAlA AND FRANCES.
Penn, EFFIE Y: IN loving memory Of
parted Ibis life nineteen years ago
TODAY. March IL, 1880.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall,
Love remembrance outlasts all;
And though the years be many or few.
They are Allied with remembrance,
dear Mother. Of you.
LOVINGLY. THELMA PENN zEIoLER,
STEWART, RACHEL 4. ], IN memory
Of our darling mother, MRS. RACHEL
T. J. STEWART, who departed this
life twenty-fiye years ago today,
March IL, 1888.
To those who have 0 dear mother,
Treat her with loving care:
You Will never know her true value
Until you behold her vacant chair
HER DEVOTED SONS, WILLIAM H,
AND RICHARD v. STEWART,
WELLS. SUSIE. In memory Of SUSIE
WELLS, who left Us seventeen years
ago. March IL, l94l.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one gone to rest,
And those who think Of you today
Are those who loved you best.
LOVING SONS, JOSEPH POlNDEx-
TER AND ALFRED WELLS.
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james EmeIio,' 81,
Ron Tire Shop

James Emelio, 81, owner
operator of Jimmy's Tire Shop
at 20 H street NV. died Sun
day at Providence Hospital of
a stomach ailment. He lived
at 6l01 Sixteenth street NV.
Mr.. Emelio had been in the
automobile tire business since
1921. He came to Washington
from his native Italy in 1909.
He was a member of the Ken
wood Golf and Country Club.
Survivors include his mother.
Mrs. Mary Emelio, of 1909 Sher-
idan street, Hyattsyille; four
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Zane
lotti Of 1901 Fairview avenue,
Takoma Park; Mrs. Robert
French Of 1918 Nicholson street,
Hyattsville: Mrs. Carl Peer of
$40 Hamilton street NV, and
Mrs. Richard Colburn of 2706
Kirkwood place. Hyattsville, and
seven grandchildren.
Also three brothers, Richard
Emelio, Of lSl Webster street
NV; Louis Emelio, of Ills
Quebec street. Silver Spring,
and Petty Ofncer 2/c Samuel
Emelio Of Anacostia Naval Air
Station; two sisters, Mrs. Jo-
seph r. Smith, Of 23oo Sheri-
dan street. Hyattsville. and Mrs.
Albert Long Of Harrisonburg,
Va.
Services will be held at $50
am. tomorrow at the Deal fu-
neral home, 4812 Georgia ave-
nue. NV, followed by a requiem
mass at 10 am. at the Church
Of the Nativity, Thirteenth and
Peabody streets NV. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
forv
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Louis c. Rollins,
|Ex-Businessmun

LEESBURG. Va. Mar. II
(SpeciaD Louis Childs Rollins
SO, q retired business man and
former member of LeesburG
Town Council. died yesterday
at his home here.
Mr.. Rollins Is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Lucy Goodhart Roll
Inns. and a daughter. Mrs. Hol-
combe Chamberlain Of Bohan-
non, Va.
Funeral services will be held
at I pm. tomorrow at Muse
and Reed funeral home, Lees
burg. Burial will be in Lees
burg Union Cemetery.
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other" said Mrs. Gloria Bris-
coe, a relative Of Mrs. Coins.
She said Mrs. Coins appeared
to be in good health, and ap-
parently died of "grieving for
Mrs. Wallace"
Mrs. Coins died in her home
at 1912 s street NV, where
she had lived for many years.
Mrs. Wallace lived most of her
life at 2730 P street NV.
Services for Mrs. Wallace are
to be at II am. at st. Mary's
Episcopal Church. TAO Twenty
third street NV. Services for
Mrs. Coins will be at noon at
Mount Zion Methodist Church,
1884 Tweuty-ninth street NV.
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7. Justin Moore,
Defense Lawyer
lin Schools Suit

RICHMOND, Mar. IL IT,
T. Justin Moore, 81, a promi-
nent corporation lawyer and a
key figure for the defense in
the Prince Edward County
school desegregation suit. died
yesterday Of q heart attack.
Mr.. Moore was senior part
Iner in the firm Of Hunton, VIII
liams. Gay, Moore & Powell,
He had been confined to his
home with a heart ailment for
some time.
He was one Of a battery of
attorneys retained by the Com
monwealth and the Prince Ed
ward County School Board To
defend against a suit brought
by Negro students seeking adj
mission to the county's white
public schools.
The University Of Richmond
and Harvard Law School grad
uate had been a familiar figure
before the State Corporation
Commission while chief counsel
for the Virginia Electric q
Power Co.
He was admitted to the bar
in 1913 and practiced law In
his own name until 1881. His
election as a vice president,
general counsel and director Of
VEPCO came IN 1925.
Moore was president Of the
Richmond Bar Association in
1882, the Virginia State Bar
Association in 1858 and had
also been active in the Ameri-
can Bar Association. He was
also general counsel and direc-
tor Of the Virginia Transit Co.,
a director of the Central Ma
tional Bank in Richmond, the
Richmond Hotels, Inc, and the
United Transit Co. He was
general counsel and director Of
the Portsmouth Transit Co.
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Widow, 90, Dies on Hearing
of Death of Sister, SO

Two elderly widowed sisters,
never far apart during their
entire lives here, died within
two days of each other and will
be buried today. side by side, in
Harmony Cemetery.
Mrs. Laura r. Wallace, SO.
who was White House seam
stress for President Theodore
Roosevelt's wife, died at
Georgetown Hospital Friday.
Her sister, Mrs. Sarah j.
Coins, 90 who taught school
and later worked for the Geo
logical Survey, died Sunday,
shortly after hearing Of Mrs.
Wallace's death.
They were devoted to each
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BROWN. WILLIAM. A tribute Of love
to the penney y,, q our dear father.
IL, t9A2.
We miss his smile, his loving ways,
Please, please, God, lust let him
That We down here do not forget,
we loved and miss him so,
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
CORBN. DoLLIE. In loving and
sac sacred msmorZ Of , our dear IN, mother e
who passed away seventeen years
ago. March IL, 1871.
May her soul rest in peace.
DEVOTED CHILDREN AND GRAND
DAWES, FREDERICK A, In loving
father, FREDERICK 4. DAWES, who
passed away three years ago today,
Think Of him laring on. Is dear
In the love OF there ~ the love Of
Think Il him still as tn. same, I say.
HIS EVER-DEvoTED WIFE, iNEz
z. DAWES, AND SON, CALVIN 3.
DAWES, AND FAMILY.
FARMER. GEORGE B. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear son, 0EOR0E B.
FARMER, who went 10 be with the
i9ro seven years aso today, March
when you departed this life
The blow was so severe
That deep within our hearts
1t left an endless tear,
GOD called you early one morning
and TOOK you away, so fast,
Seven long and lonely years have past
since you were called away.
This world is not the same without
We carry on 9. best we can, nothing
All would be sunshine and laughter,
II YOU were here again.
We would gladly trade our earthly
For lust the touch Of your hand.
In. our hearts is q picture,
More precious than gold:
Is picture OF you, dear son,
Whose memory will never grow old.
A silent memory. . secret tear,
Keeps his memory ever dear,
This day we pause in reverence
And say a. silent prayer,
Asking God TO keep him
Ever In His loving care.
LOVING, MOTHER AND DAD,
JACkSON, ELLEN. In loving MEM
Org Of our dear aunt, ELLEN JACK
ago today, March IL, 1858.
Loving and kind In all her ways,
Upright and religious TO the end OF
her days.
Sincere and 5000 in heart and mind,
what beautiful memory she left
May her soul rest in peace.
LANCASTER. WILLIAM JACK. In
loving memory OF our father and
grandfather. WILLIAM tJACK) LAM
CASTER, who departed this life
March IL. 1854.
Your loss IL missed among US al
And that we can't replace
But memories OF you remain
That time has not eresed.
CHANG, JACKIE, KAREN, LEsA, AND
DENA WARREN.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thonks

Ven often o card OF Thanks "
The Star meets need which cen
hardly be solved in any other say
nhet only IS . oroeicu, expression
81 gratitude 70 those who hove seat
floFel tributes but also eourteeusls
,kindnesses Of the mony to whom
. personal note Of Thanks comet
acknowledges the services and
web be moIIed or whose aemss
end oddreses ore not known
Insertion Of Q cord Of thaaks
may be enansed BY telephone 10
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EsE III. UsA g TzoE EA s tss y : & =:
TO our relatives, friends and aejnhs
bors for their many acts d kind:
doness, expressions Of symnnthy and
'1sSEksHIvvEp FAMILY OF UNA TAy.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance. 500
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
: FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r 81. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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DoRsCH. WILLIAM RAYMOND.

Monday, March 10, 1858 WIELIkM
I'd. oreen6sit, Ma. beloved bus:
Of George Dorsch and Edna Dew.
Mamie Elizabeth Dorsch. Mr.; porsch
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
Services at Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel on Thursday. March 10, at
ylted. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry 12
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Aithuecueutb rThtloT FUNERAL nome.
POLLARD. MISS MARY v. On Sunday,
March Q. lp5S. at her home IN Proc
t totsyills' VI: NARY diIR,Io v. PoLLAAED
School, dreerwas. Va. She is survived
BY one brother, Rowland Pollard OF
Newton Center, Mass; one sister
Miss Erminie Pollard Of Proctorsville,
w. y,,. other relstivss Snd many friends
crest Cemetery, Proctorsvilie. VI.
PRIMm; LEILA. on Menday., March
PRINM, beloved wife OF Winthum
asD % q Pa MARCHES Socs O y' iun snS fs sI
REAMs, SUDIE HUNTER, On Sunday,
March o. 1858, at her residence, 2141
Eye st. NV, SUD1E HUNTER REAMS,
wife OF the late. Samuel Howard
Reams, mother OF Marion Reams,
stypmann isEeeter ReamsJ. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1856
Pennsylvania ave. NV. where serv.
ices will be held on wednesday.
March II. At II am: Intermsent Rose
REID. CORA VIOLA. suddenly, on
Sunday, March 3. 1855, at Mary
WASHINGTON Hospital, Fredericksburg,
beloved wife Of the late David Kent
ters, Mrs. Amy L. owens, Mrs. Cora
Y Rich. Mrs. Halle Z. Turner.
Margaret Reid; two. sons. James
H. and David Kent Reid; twenty two
grandchildren and eleven great-grand-
children Friends may call at the
dali Funeral Home, ,occoauen. Va,
day, March 10, az 3 pm Inter
| Va.
ROBIN, SAMUEL. On Monday, March
10, 1858, SAMUEL ROBIN Of $500
9uebee g. NV, beloved son q Her;
| N o.. Mrs. Emanuel Msnchsr. MI.
! Nathan Robin OF HOLLYWOOD. Fla;
] Mt. Barney Robin, Mr.. Louis Rob
bin. Mr.. Leon Robin Of New Rochelle,
Coral CABLES Fla MaY TaSsra SOS SsraicS e.
AZ the, Bernard panzansky 4 sons
on S" TuesdsS T March en- II. a. Pm. In:
! %oTisi week $500 daSfiSCsni 81. NV.
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LID LOITIE. All eodalists
OF Holy RedeemeF eodality
VIII meet for recitation Of
gne rosary on Tuesday,
March II, 1858, at $50
pm; at Mcclure Funeral
Rarlor. REQUIEM mass on
wednesday, March IL, at
Ct Holy Redeemer Church,
York ave. NV.
)SEPH CONNER, s. 8. j..
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HgNnEh' bERIhA z. suddenly, on
ifs AIs'9 i EkT GfhRsD; ate oI y I, MA
Hunter devoted mother Of James b
Herklsy. She also leaves to mourn
Their loss one sister Mrs. Mildred
and many other relatives and friends
Rhines a CO. Funeral Home. S0i 3rd
st.. .s.w., where friends are invited "a
call after 4 pm. Thursday, March 13
pm. Funeral services and inter.
pm, at Norfolk. Va. Is
MsTcS 10. 1855, At her n re sISaPass
$40 Falrmont st. NV, MRS. CLARA
worth and oryilis ,yseEson: She sisc
mains resting with L. z. Murray a
Son, 1897 10th ct. NV. Funera
JOHNSON oHisss JAMES OLIVER. OF 1885
You 3 Sc. on March 9. 1875, son
Wesley c.. and William E. johnson
Services at Chambers Funeral Home
March ~ u, al I'll On ON interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
JONES, PEARLIE t. Suddenly, on Fri
day, March q, 1858, PEARLIE T
JONES Of 410 10th ST. Sc, wife. O.
Walter Jones. devoted sister Of. Mrs
Florence singletary. she also leave
three sisters and two brothers, othei
relatives and friends. Notice Of fu
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Alex
ander 8. Pope.
LANHAM, FLORENCE PERSON. o.
Sunday. March O., .lgbs, near HIS
IlANHANE. beloved wife Of cIsye ,l,,,n,
sy her PATENTS. Mr. AN and MRS. JoSi
snes Potts. Ffisnds may cali At n,
Muse Reed Fpneral Home; Lees
Hlil Baptist Church. where service
will be held ct II am. Intermen
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MIRIAM T. WHITEHEAD, Project.
GUY, JOHN EDWARD. On Saturday,
March 8. 1883; at Physicians
JOHN EDWARD GUY, husband 81
the late Mary Blanche Guy ard father
Trotter both Of Waldorf and James n
Guy OF Clements. Friends NAV cali Al
the Mattingley Funeral Home,
Leonardt9wn, Md, where prayers viii
&c onerea on Tuesday. March IL st
at 10 am. at st, Joseph's Church,
Morsansa' Nd. InteEment in church
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