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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1958-08-30
BAcK-TO-scHooL CHECK LIST

THE END OF SUMMER AND THE BEGINNING
OF A NEW SCHOOL YEAR SHOULD FIND YOUR
i YOUNGSTER WELL PREPARED HERE IS A CHECK
LIST TO USE IN MAKING YOUR PURCHASES
Evening star., 1958-07-04
UGF DiscIuims
Part in Current
80
ms Fund Drive

The United Givers Fund yes
terday disclaimed any connec-
ton with q current drive to
raise funds to combat multiple
scleroSis.
The drive, according to UGF,
is being conducted by the Ma
tional Multiple ScleroSis So
ciety, which has chosen not to
Join the united fund. A local
independent group, the Multi
pie Sclerosis Association OF
Greater washington, does par
ticipate in the United Givers
Fund.
The National Multiple Scle-
rosis Society was represented In
the campaign for funds for
national health agencies con-
Quoted last April among Fed
eral employees, and currently Ia
conducting a campaign in the
area, UGF spokesman said.
The spokesman added that
the United Givers Fund sought
to clarity its position because
in recent weeks UGF yolunteerG
and contributors have ex-
pressed concern and confusion
over the fact that another
campaign for multiple sclerosis
is being conducted here.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
7 Schools Plan
Russian Courses

Russian will be taught at
seven Catholic grade and high
schools here this fall.
The program follows . sue
cessful pilot course in Russian
conducted at the st. John Bap-
tist de Ia Sale Grade School
in Chillum, Md. More than 100
youngsters from the fourth
through the eighth grades
studied Russian after school.
Schools preparing to adopt
the course will be Sacred Heart
in the District, st. Catherine
Laboure In Wheaton. st.
Michael's in Silver Spring and
Holy Redeemer in Kensington.
Both John Carroll and Regina
high schools will also start
Russian classes.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
POLITICAL PROBLEM IN ROME
Foctors Put Coalition
Under Tug-ofWor

This B lhs asesas Il I've articles "a
llsIy's tangled poIisies.
.s-~--,-----------~~----@-
socialist in q big way. l'he
right fears that Mr.. Fanfan'
Is ready to give In.
II he wants to hold his Goa
lition together. he win have to
compromise TO some extent.
The precise extent is likely to
be the big issue In Italy In the
coming months.
Church Is Issns
Another. smoldering. issue Is
the anti-cIericalisrn.
The Catholic Church un-
doubtedly plays an important
role, In !. Italian government.
This ia, after all. 3 Catholic
country, But persons Of the left
resent direct church influence
in secular life.
The Christian Democratic
Party itself Is split on this Is
sue. There are factions which
claim that the bishop usually
has more political power than
the mayor and that church in
fluence is felt even ct the high
est governmental levels. Other
groups within the party point
out that the Christian Demo-
Gratis were organized to bring
morality into public life and
that the church inevitably has
a strong role to play.
Church officials did advise
Catholics to vote for the pro-
church party (which could
have been nothing but the
Christian Democratic Party)
during the last election. This
caused bitterness among the
many anti-clericalists of both
left and right.
Mr.. Fanfani's minority gov
ernment will try to keep all
these opposing interests from
pulling his coalition apart. It
will be an interesting political
game for the Italians.
Evening star., 1958-07-04
Kunn's SUMMER


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Nyon Lingerie =-a@4a
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NylonlDacronBatste Slips
Slips peico
NyIon Slips
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Sample
s.es Cotton zpIn PIa,suits Essss 1se
Brass
Jewery,
Earring Trays
Mems Women's
Summer Handbags
Sunglasses I'm
Brushes
Black BrasRa SsSa Stores -
Evening star., 1958-07-04

This b lhs asEsas II tve articles e.
llaIy's tangled peIities.
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Mrs. Ruth Feddon,
Widow of Veteran

Mrs. James F. Feddon, 81,
a longtime resident Of the
area. died yesterday of cancer
at her home. 1902 Potomac ave-
nue. Sc.
A native Of Manassas, Va,
she was the former Ruth NJ.
Clark. Her husband. a retired
Army veteran died in l945.
Mrs. Feddon was a member
Of the Order of Eastern Star,
Bethlehem Chapter 7.
She is survived by two
brothers. Harry J. Clark of 270S
Sheraton street. Silver Spring.
Md. and Edward E. Clark Of
1000 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the
Deal Funeral Home, 4812
Georgia avenue NV. Burial
will be at the Arlington Gene
terry.
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n. M. Kaufman,
Retired Miller

Herbert NJ. Kaufman. rs.
a retired miller, died yesterday
at his home in Page County.
Va. Of a heart attack.
Mr.. Kaufman lived at Kauff-
mans Mill. 4 miles west Of
Luray. His family was among
the early settlers in the region.
He is survived by his widow.
Marie Cromer Kaufman: one
son. Fred E. Kaufman of Col
mar Manor, Md; one daughter.
Mrs. Charles Brubaker of
Luray. and brother. Henry
Kaufman, also of Luray.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Saturday at the
Bradley Funeral Home in Luray.
Burial will be in the Kaufman
Cemetery,
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MRS. c. A. Gum Dies;
Salvation Army Officer

Mrs. Charles A. Gum. 30, q
lifetime Salvation Army officer,
died yesterday at Leland Me-
mortal Hospital after o brief
illness.
The former Daisy May Faul-
der began her career with her
husband In July, 1900, when
both were assigned as rehabil-
itation and parole officers at
the Federal penitentiary at Au-
burn. N. Y. Released prisoners
were paroled directly To the
Gums. who fed and tried to Sc
cure employment for them.
The two were In Baltimore in
February. 1904. at the time OF
the fire which left thousands
homeless and destroyed much
Of the city. Mr.. and Mrs. Gum
participated in rescue work and
provided food and shelter for
the refugees of the disaster.
Their later assignments in
cluded service in New Jersey,
Connecticut. Rhode Island,
Massachusetts. New Hampshire
and Ohio. On their retirement
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Charles F. Brooks,
Expert

MILTON, Mass, Jan. 9 (P).
DR.. Charles F. Brooks, Sc. noted
meteorologist and head Of the
Harvard University Weather
Research Station. died at his
home yesterday.
A professor emeritus Of me-
teorology at Harvard, DR..
Brooks wrote such books as
"Climatology Of North America
and the West Indies" why
the Weather." and the Inter
national Cloud Atlas"
A native Of st. Paul. MINI,
he received his philosophy doc
torate at Harvard in 1914 and
was an instructor at Yale and
Clark Universities.
He was director Of Harvard's
Blue Hill Meteorological So
ciety. He served as society Sec
rotary for IS years and edited
the ORGANIZATIONS magazin.
for Is years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-09

Joseph I. Hogan. "a, en-
ployed by the Great Atlantic
d. Pacific Tea Co. for 48 years.
died Monday night in Proyi-
dence Hospital.
Mr.. Hogan had been taken
to the hospital Sunday after
a heart attack.
Born IN Washington, Mr..
Hogan joined the A&,P as a
clerk and. at the time of his
death, was supervisor Of Wash
ington stores,
He was a member of
the Washington Board. of
Trade. the Alexandria Cham
Der Of Commerce. the Airing
ton Chamber of Commerce
the American Legion and the
Holy Name Society.
Mr.. Hogan. who lived at 433
Oglethorpe street NV. for 80
years. is survived by his widow.
Marion. OF that address: five
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>. B. Wagner,
Paper Salesman
For so Years

j. Bernard Wagner, a sales
man in the wholesale paper
business here for more than so
years. died yesterday in Subur-
ban Hospital. He was born 30
years ago today.
Born in Washington. Mr..
Wagner worked for the past
40 years as a salesman for the
Virginia Paper Co, until his
retirement last June.
Mr.. Wagner. who lived at
37l4 Forty-f1rst avenue. Cot
tage City. Md, was a member
of Harmony Lodge No. II.
F. A. A. M. and the Odd Fell
lows Columbia Lodge No. 10.
I. 90. F.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Elizabeth Davis of the
home address, and two sons,
John B. Wagner, jr.. Of 1920
Armat drive, Bethesda, and
Robert F. Wagner, also Of the
home address.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow at the
Hines funeral home, 29ol Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. A. B. Crane,
50-Yeur Resident

Mrs. Arthur B. Crane. "a. a
Washington area resident for
so years. died yesterday in
Doctors Hospital after a brief
illness.
For the past two years Mrs.
Crane had lived in California.
She was visiting a daughter
Mrs. Z. T. Coleman Of 6405
Camrose terrace. Bethesda. at
the time of her death. She
was the widow Of DR.. Arthur
B. Crane.
Mrs. Crane also is survived
by another daughter. Mrs.
Albert c. Clark Of Pebble Beach.
Calf: a son. James B. Crane
of Hermosa Beach, Calf:
seven grandchildren and a
sister. Mrs. Edward Dunn. 207
Macarthur road, Alexandra.
Private services will be held
tomorrow at Arlington Gene
terry.
The family requested that ex-
pressions of sympathy be sent
to st. Mary's by the Sea. Pacific
Grove. Calf.
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Joseph |. Hogan, Supervisor
Of APP Stores in District

sons: Joseph B. Of 1921 Amelia
street, Springfield. Va; Donald
j. Of 6745 Fairfax road, Be-
thesda. Md: william K. on sea
duty with the Marine Corps,
Thomas r. with the Army at
Fort Knox and John F. Of the
home address.
He also is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. John O'Neil
Of 8l06 Fourteenth avenue,
Hyattsville, Md, and Mrs.
Charles ODonnell Of the home
address and four grandchtl-
dren.
Funeral services will be held
at $3.50 am. tomorrow at the
Collins funeral home. 1921
Fourteenth street NV, and
Will be followed by a high
requiem mass at the Church
Of the Nativity. Thirteenth and
Peabody streets NV.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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In Mrmnriani

DIGGs. MARIA :. In loving memory
MARIA S. DIo0s, who passed away
one wear Aso today. January D.
Always so true. unselfsh and kind,
A ics IN this world her equal you u
A beSasiiul life that came to an end,
She died as she lived. everyons's
DEvoIEp DAUGHTER IN-LAw. MA
ONI DIOGS. AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN; VIOLA. ELIZABETH AND
MAXWELL, PHOEBE THOMAS. In
memory Of my mother. PHOEBE 7
MAXWELL. who left me two years
Ago today. January y. 1885.
The nlsht will follow day. but come
III never iOrset the day you went
LOVING DAUGHTER, DOROTHY,
MeMoRROw, CLARA N. In loving
who departed this life four wears ago
today January y. 1884
We DO not need a special day
To bring you 10 our minds,
The days We do not think OF you
Are very hard 70 hne.
Forever IN our memory
MOTHER AND BROTHER. MABEL
McMORROw, CLARA NJ. In loving
memory Of our dear vile and mother.
CLARA NJ McNORROW, who de-
parted this life four wears ago today.
January y, 1854
The years may wipe out many things.
But thus they ! wipe oct never.
The memory OF those happy days
When We we're all together.
We think Of her In silence.
Hor name Ne Oft recall
But there's nothlne left 10 answer
But her picture on the wall
just when her life was brightest.
Just when her hopes were best.
Coz called her from amqns Us
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND Chill
DREN
MINOR, MARY. In loving remem-
braneC Of our dear mother and grand-
mother, MRS MARY MINOR. who
departed this life nineteen years ago
today, January q, 1889.
We think OF her today.
Resting. Sleeping, Just away.
RESTING. where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace she awaits US all
HER CHILDREN. EpWARD. FRED
MRS BLANCHE FERGUSON AND
MRS ESTELLE BURRELL. AND
oRANDcH1LDREN
O'CONNELL, JEREMIAH. In sad but
ioVinR remembrance OF our dear
father, JEREMIAH o'coNNELL. who
passed away twenty-five wears ago
today. January -. 1888.
NAV his soul rest IN peace.
THE FAMILY
WENGER. LULA D.. In sad but low
LULA y MANuER, who lett US nine
wears ago today, January 2. 1919.
Anniversary mass al st. TereSa's
Church.
Bereaved for MIND. years, Mother dear,
In mourning We have gathered here:
But IN YOUR worlu where sorrows
have been ended,
BY finding you. our sad hearts shall
YOUR Devoted CHILDREN
WILKINSON. ANNIE LIVINGSTON. In
ANNIE LIVINGSTON WILKINSON,
who passed away twenty-three years
aeo today, January y, 1898.
We were only little children
o When len, You 10, isi5 S y, yss .,sa aso;
And used 10 wonder why you had
to so.
Now that We are older
And realize Gods will must be
For We know how we can meet you
Far in the Great Beyond
DAUGHTERS, JESSIE, MARIE, LORI
RAiNE. AND SON EMORY
WILSON, zACK. In sad but loyins
remembrance OF our dear father,
lack WILSON, who departed this
life seven Years ago, January o,
1881
Loving and kind in all his ways.
Upright and lust to the end OF his
days.
Sincere and kind In heart and mind,
What q beautiful memory he left
Your LOVING DAUGHTERS AND
son, CoRDElLA, DElAPHINE.
2ACoUELlNE AND lack, Jr.
throughout the years.
Not for today alone,
Your place within my heart
Remains your own.
GRANDCHILDREN, CORDE ELLA,
kfxlNk AND CHRISTINE.
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in 1929. both had risen to the
old rank Of commandant, equiv
lent to q present day major
and were the FIRST to achieve
such rank in the New England
area.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gum moved
TO Washington in 1890; made
their home at 5000 Rhode Is
land avenue, Riyerdale. Md,
and participated in Salvation
Army activities at the Harbor
Light, Ninth and ! streets NV.
Mrs. Gum was widowed In 1854.
Her survivors include two
daughters, Miss Evangeline
Gum of the home address.
pensioned from the Salvation
Army with the rank Of senior
captain. and Mrs. Raul de Silva.
a soldier in the Salvation Army,
Of 5706 Jenifer place, Riverdale,
and three brothers.
A Salvation Army funeral Is
scheduled for 2 pm. tomorrow
at headquarters. 1910 Forty
first avenue. Colmar Manor,
Md. Burial will be In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Miss Luberto Chase,
+HospituI Employe

Miss Luberta Chase. AZ. a
former employe at st. Eliza
beths Hospital. died Friday at
District General Hospital after
q long illness.
For some time a patient at
Glenn Dale Sanitarium. Miss
Chase was charter member
and past president of the Swan
kieS Social Club, Inc,
Funeral services were to be
held at / pm. today at the
Providence Baptist Church.
Fifteenth street and Kentucky
avenue Sc. Burial was to fol-
low in Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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DEATHS
In Mrmnrtam
.A nnenneemsnts Of

BRISCOE. PHILIP. In memory Of our
loving husband and father, PHILIP
BRISCOE, who went TO rest seventeen
years ago today, January y, lVAi
His life rs such beautiful memory,
Since his absence our hearts have
been Oiled with arlef.
But how wonderful II Il to know
In Gods beautiful garden Of eternal
sunshine and peace our loved
WIFE, MRS MARY BRlscQE; chill
DREN, JULIA, PHILIP, EMELY
Towns memory Of our dear brother,
WILLIAM II BROOKS, who passed
away nine years ago today, January
q. 1910.
Today recalls the memory
OF our loved one laid to rest,
And those who think OF him today
Are. the ones who loved him best
HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED Sis
TIERS, sHEHA 3 ARNOLD AND
DEBORAH NELSON.
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r. 6. Worncke, 50.
MINING Enqineer

Russell G. warncke. SO. a
mining engineer with the In
terror Department. died Tues
day in Suburban Hospital of q
heart attack after surgery.
Born in Mauch Chunk, Pa,
Mr.. Warncke was graduated
from Pennsylvania State Col
lege in 1924.
After leaving school, Mr..
Warncke went to work as q
mining engineer in New
Mexico. where he remained
until coming to the District to
work for the Interior Depart
ment in 1871.
Mr.. Warncke was q veteran
Of World War ! and q mem
Der Of the American Legion,
Department Of the Interior
Post So. and the Masonic Order,
Carbon Lodge 242 at Mauch
Chunk.
In 1913. he was awarded the
Interior Departments meritori-
Gus service award for q field
trip to Japan. where he drafted
a mine safety code for the
japanese government which
drew high praise.
He is survived by his widow
the former Leona Madara. of
48l2 Western avenue. Chevy
Chase. Md; a son William of
the home address and two
daughters. Mrs. Bruce Macken-
zie Of Ramsey. N. j.. and Miss
Judy Warncke. a student nurse
at the Lutheran Hospital,
Baltimore.
Funeral services will be held
at noon tomorrow in the
Humphrey funeral home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue. Bethesda,
Md. Burial will follow in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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AlISpiders Have Venom

ATLANTA.-All spiders have
a venom they use to quiet their
victims. But only the black
widow spider has pincers that
are able to penetrate your skin
and inject enough poison to
harm you seriously.
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0tarA uf Chunks

PuGLlEsE. JOSEPHINE tROsANELIIl.
The family of the late JOSEPHINE
pUGLlESE, who passed away Decem-
Der a1, 1887, in Waterbury. Conn.
gratefully Acknowledges the prayers.
flowers, telegfams. cards. letters.
thcuehtfulness and sympathy OF their
many friends and neighbors.
MRS. GIACOMO LOMBARpl. MRS.
CANT b ri FRANCISCO. MISS
EMILIA ROsANELLl.
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CEMETERY GOTs

TORT LINCOLN &EMETERf--ons site
for two people In the Garden OF the
Apostles sD6b. JU s-Dss3.
DOR sALE--A plot OF two sites In
the Garden OF the Apostles Al Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Box AK. star
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the dolly Name Society OF
tine Church o. the Sstlyitv
viii meet at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1891 IAN st
u ". on Thursday, jan
uarv q. 1895. AZ \ pm
fer reeitation OF prayers
deceased brother, JOSEPH
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With Regard to q
Cord Of Thanks

Ven eitsa 9 cord Of thonks h
The Stei meets Q need which con
hardly Be solved In aay other vos
Not ealy . q . sraeious expression
Of sfotiiuds to those Who hove seat
tloFal tributes but also eoufteousls
acknowledge the services and
kiadnssses Of the meay to whom
Q pesonel note Of shoaks eeanoi
veil be mailed o. whose homes
and eddreses ere not known
Insertion Of . cord Of thonks
may be sranssd BY telephone 10
The SieS. ST 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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49, bers q Mssnoiia Council QUIZ iis p.
M14 D r Of the ! o, Z.
N~ the funeral Of l. D. DAISY
W. LUMPklN on Friday, jan
uary 10, 1905, al pm,
q from the Mount Airy Baptist
Church, lst ana l. sts NV Council
services will be held on Thursday,
January -. az the church at 3 pm.
Session OF sorrow was held on Wednes-
dav, January =
MARTIAL FART. /. ID. Il.
GRACE b. BENNETT, Secy,
HI lpkIA nAINN DftrerS and mem-
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CARLY. ALPHoNsUs Q. omcer. and

80. members Of Government
Printing once Post. No 33.
the American Lesion, are
requested TO attend Lesion
wv fsd.. ALPHoSsUs b. CAR.
LEY. on Friday, January
10. 1888, At pm. at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3Oi2 NJ 81 NV. Serv-
ices will be conducted BY the Ma
tional Guard OF Honor under the
direction OF Mai, John lie Foe Re-
auiem mass At fO.3O am. Saturday,
January IL. At the Holy Trinity
arlington National Cemetery on Mon.
day, January lJ
JURoEN q PIPER, Commander
STEPHEN NJ COOPER. Adiutant
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from the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church Session Of sorrow at 80
. m and Elk services a. D m. notn
on THURSDAY. January .. at the k!es'
Home Body wiu lie In state on
THURSDAY. January 3. from n.
Island ave nv All members are
requested TO BE- present.
FRANK p DAVIS, Exalted Ruler.
HOWARD McCOlIUM. Sccy.
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KLEIN. FLORA FOREST. on wednes.
day, January n, DDS, at her resi-
Ss5Rsf eq K As0 bs b e% ri .sts1
Of MI Leon ID. Forest and sister -in-
law Of Mrs. Mildred q. Forest,
Friends may cali Il the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th st. and .Masa ave. ne.
until ~ an saturday, January II.
Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 10th
II. and Park I'd. NV, on Saturday,
January III, at 4 am. Interment
GlenNood Cemetery. 10
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oeps 81 Columbia Tsmpis.
XA No. AZ. J. u p, o. z Of
Hk&A ", met in a session Of soI-
W~ row on TUESDAY. January. q,
N snaS, for our late daughter,
49, DAISY LuAipKiN Eik sery-
- tees will be held 81 pm.
Thursday. January o, at Mount AIRY
naptist Church North Capitol and
L sts NV Funeral a. / pm vi.
Church ss MIriiDA II BROWN,
DAUGHTER Ruler.
BLoNog W HAWKINS, Pin. seey
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BRITT. MARY L. On Monday. jan
uary r. 1888. al eco: South Nelson
81. Arlington. Va, MARY BRl T,
ioytng wife Of JAMES W Brit, she
also Is survived by other relatives
and friends. Mrs Briit may be seen
At her above late residence after 3
pm Friday, January 10 Funeral
Tervices on saturday. January J. AZ
pm. at the Jerusalem Baptist CnuFen'
s6th and p SIS nv the Rev Angus
tus lewis In eharse lnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arranse-
ments by CHM. ~
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s JsSSsTy 1855. a. l. his :" resiasnes
$500 18th 1t. Sc, Apt 30l. PAIR
PAX D BROOKS, son OF the late
Anderson ana Katherine BROOKS. be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Ruby BROOKS
. brother, VINEYARD W Brooks Of
PittsbuFgh. Pa: . sister. Estelle CLARK
Mrs. Margaret Damon: q half-sister.
Mrs. vlrsinla Harris: = foster sister.
VILE. Va: Boston. Mass. and New
York City. ~ T.: nieees. nephews
and many other relatives and friends
After pm. THURSDAY, January r.
friends may call at the Morris A
Carter a co. Funeral Home. JO3 II
81 NV. Services on Friday. jan
uary 10. at l2 noon. At the Friend :
ship Baptist Church: Isl and
oficiating Interment Arlington Ma
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CRANE, MARY POlIARD.

Wednesday, January ). 1905. at Doe
s sgss ASspfitaa Z, ~ NARY SolLARp
b. Crane and mother Of Mrs. Ernesl
7 Coleman, Mrs. Mary Clarke anr
James b. Crane; sister OF W Edward
Dunn Services and interment pri-
yate in ArilnSton National Cemetery
IN lieu Of fioNeTS, contributions NAV
be made to ST Mays Episcopal
Chur.n. Paciac Grove, CALI
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afy :: 1855, HUGH EVERETT OF
43l9 New Hampshire ave. NV, De.
loved husband Of Laura K Everett.
father Of Mrs. virginia 2 Woo OF
EFT Of Washington. ID. c. HuEh
Everett, IT., OF alexandria. Va: I'd
ward Everett OF Mclean. Va brother
y Mansfield Sparson OF washington.
d. c. Charles II Everett He also i
survived oy seven grandchildren and
one Rreat-Granddaughter Services at
the 3. X Hines Co Funeral Home,
2Nol l4th 81. NV. on Friday. January
~, ~ am. fparking facilltiesJ
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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sTEBBIEs, MARIE l. oflcers and
w Chapter. No II. 81 z n.
\nRbM Hines Co, Funeral Home,
2DOI 18th 81. NV, on
w Thursday, January D, 1865.
W ct 4 pm, for the purpose
Of eondyetInE SERVICES rn iSs our p ls.s
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day. January ). 1855, ROLAND
BOWSkR. infant son OF Roland ana
Barbara BoWser Of .J45 18th -
Sc. brother OF Donald. stephen aid
Dona BovseT Also surviving are Two
erandmothers. two grancfatherS. three
great-grandmothers and grandfathefs.
two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. After
0 pm. Thursday. January y. friends
may call a. the Rollins Funeral Home,
4l39 Hunt pl. ne, where services
will be held ~ / pm. Friday, jan
uary 10. Interment Woodlavn Gene
terry
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CoNNkLLi. HILAH r., On wednes-

denee, 1907 H St nv, HfLAH D
CONNELLY. mother OF Miss coTlnne
I, Connolly OF Washington. D. c..
Mrs. William johnson and Mrs. Dom
AID c, &cLane. eotn Of Arlington.
Va: sister OF J. Travis Harmon OF
Sutherland, Va She also Is survived
b. three grandchildren and three
Standardization Friends may
call al GaWler.S Chapel. 1856 Penn
sylSRnla ave. NV. courtesy paTking
QppoSites, where services viii be held
on saturday, January n, al 1870
pm. Ihterment Cedar MI Cemetery,