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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

At the November election IN
1857, Judges of the County Court
were elected for a l-year term
ending December 81, 1858, At
the general election in 1883
Judges of the County Court Will
be elected for a 4-year term
commencing on January |, 1859.
All candidates for County
Court Judge must be nominated
by petition. There is no primary
election for office OF Judge OF
the County Court. These peu-
tons must be filed in the office
of the board of elections not later
than 400 o. m. of August 8 and
must be signed by not less than
one per cent of the number OF
electors who voted for Governor
in 1856 in the County Court DIS
trict, nor more than two pei
cent.
The County Court District
consists of the area IN a county
which is not under the jurlsdlc'
ton of a Municipal Court. The
number of County Court Judges
is based on the population OF TIN:
County Court District. District:
| not exceeding 10000 shall elec
/ Judge; districts exceeding
10000 but not exceeding oO,OO'
| shall elect 2 judges; districts ex
ceeding 10000 but not exceeding
10000 shall elect 3 Judges; dis
| trict exceeding 10000 but not ex
ceeding 10000, 4 judges; dis
tricts exceeding 10000 but no
exceeding 100000, 5 judges; dis
tricts exceeding 100000 but no
exceeding 100000, 8 Judges; dis
trict exceeding 100000 popula
ton, II judges. In addition, tn
| county court districts WhicI
| might have actions involving
motor vehicle violations whicI
occur on the Turnpike may cleo
additional judges in accordanc
with the statute.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

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Quality Printing.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

Q-I have a 100 percent dis
ability rating from VA. Does this
mean / could receive VA out
patient treatment for any all
ment | might have?
A-No. You may receive out
patient care only for the dis
ability or disabilities which have
been adjudged serVice-connected'
Your notification from VA lists
those specific conditions.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

Q-I have named the beneflcl~
aries of my CT insurance pollcy'
but l haven't yet chosen a
method of payment. If l should
die without designating a pay
ment method, how will the IN
surance money be paid out? 4,
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
Your
| Election
Laws . i.
l. By Ted w. Brow
Secretary of State of Ohio

The interest which schools are
placing on government, and
especially election matters, Is
quite timely considering the fact
that approximately 10000 per-
sons served as precinct officials
and in other capacities IN con-
ducting the general elecelon IN
Ohio on November 5.
The recruits for these import
ant election tasks of the future
will come from the civics and
government classes where
"mock" elections have been con-
Quoted.
The secretary of states office
has conducted a long-range ed
ucational program both for elec-
ton officials and for the public
The results have been most
gratifying-so much that there
is an indication of an evident
need for greater education Ii
these matters among the youth
! Only the surface has been
scratched in the attempts made
to cooperate with the school ad,
ministratorS. But with Limited
budget, facilities and personnel
enough schools have been con
tacted to indicate that teachers
are eager for assistance in tht
portrayal of important election
| procedures in their over al
studies of government. Severa
years ago the secretary Of state
| produced a film depicting many
of these important election pro
cedures, and this has been II
constant circulation among
schools, civic groups, and board
of elections for the ediflcatlol
of precinct officials.
We are certain that the board
| of elections and many clvl
groups are interested in cooper
| ating with us in greater effort
to assist schools in ways tina
best fit their curriculum an
schedules.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
Questions and Answers

Q-I understand the Korean
CT Bill prohibits courses in dane
ing. l am majoring in physical
education in college, and one of
my required courses is in group
dancing. Does the prohibition
apply to this course?
A-No the prohibition will not
apply, so long as the dancing
course is an integral part of your
physical education studies, and
so long as it will give you col
lege credits.
Q-I have just added the total
disability income provision to my
World War II CT insurance
policy. If l become disabled and
receive the monthly income
benefits, will they decrease the
face amount of my policy?
A-No. The disability pay
ments will in no way decrease
the face value of your type of
policy.
Q-I am a disabled Korea vet
eran eligible for vocational re-
habilitation training. I also am
eligible for educational benefits
under the War Orphans pro-
gram. Would it be possible to
receive training under both pro-
grams?
A-No. You must choose one
program or the other You can
not train under both. Further,
once you have made an election,
you may not switch to the other
training program.
Q-I have a serVlce-connected
dental condition for which / am
drawing disability compensation.
Is there any time limit for out
patient dental treatment for my
condition?
A-There is no time limit for
compensate dental disabilities.
You may apply for outpatient
dental treatment at any time
and as often as you need it for
the compensable dental dis
abilities involved.
O. have World War II CT
term insurance policy. Do | have
the right to borrow on this
policy.
A-No. CT term insurance has
no loan value. However, you
may convert to a permanent
plan of CT insurance, if you wish.
| Peranent insurance does build
up a loan value, after it has been
in force for one year.
Q-I am getting VA compensa-
ton for a service-connected con-
dition. Recently my condition got
| worse. What steps must | take
to get an increase in cOmpenSa-
| ton?
| A-You must submit new
medical evidence, such as ar
adequate statement from your
| physician or a medical report Of
a recent period of disqualification
Q-I plan to take flight train
| inc under the Korean Gil Bill
At what rate will | use up my
CT entitlement?
A-Your entitlement will b.
used up at the rate of one da.
for each $1.25 paid as CT train
ing allowance.
Q-The television station II
nv town, in cooperation with
| 1.,t o,1locrC 10 c0od,1ptipo a col
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23
Ne,Us for Vets

Alt will be paid to your
beneficiaries in 36 equal install
ments. However, your first bene-
ficiary has the right to choose
payments under any other in
stallment plan available.
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those specific conditions.
O-I am considering paying Gl
insurance premiums once a year
| i'm advance. What If | were 10
die shortly after making my
yearly advance payment? Would
that money be lost?
A-No. VA would refund TO
YOUR beneficiaries any money
which hasn't been applied to
premium payments actually due?
| O-I am a World War II vet
eran and | live in house 1
bought with a CT loan. If l were
forced to dispose Of it after July
| IS. 1858, for some compelling
reason such as health or job
transfer, could l get my CT en-
titlement reinstated?
| Ayes, so long as VA would
be relieved of its guaranty ha-
bility. You then would be
eligible for another CT loan until
January 81, 1865, even though
the World War II CT loan dead
line would have passed.
O-I am the father of de-
ceased World War II veteran
receiving monthly payments un'
der the Survivor Benefits law
In computing my annual income
to determine whether l will re-
main eligible for the payments
, do | include just my net take
home pay or my gross wages IN,
Guiding various deductions?
have a small part-time job.
A-You must include youl
gross salary, including money
deducted for such items as taxes
, and retirement.
, O-I have named the benetlcl
aries of my CT insurance pollcy
but | haven't yet chosen
cn
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-01-23

Q-I plan to take flight train
inc under the Korean Gil Bill.
At what rate will | use up my
CT entitlement?
A-Your entitlement will be
used I'D at the rate of one day
for each $1.25 paid as CT train
ing allowance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-28
Mrs. Pierce, "a,
Ex-DAR Recent

Mrs. Virginia Motto Pierce
"a, a longtime resident here
and an ex-regent of Frances
Scott Chapter of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolu-
ton. died Friday at her home
at West Clifton Terrace
Apartments.
Mrs. Pierce was the widow
of George NJ, Pierce. owner of
the Pierce Imperial Library at
ITO F street NV. which was
established in 1879.
She and Mr.. Pierce were
married in 1926 He died in
1887. Her first husband, DR..
William S. Heckert. of Pitts
burgh, whom she married in
1902. died in 1917.
Born in Newcastle. Pa, Mrs.
Pierce was the daughter of the
late Sarah Emily and Gilbert
KueSteT.
Since Mr.. Pierce's death she
had made her home with her
only daughter, Mrs. Virginia
Heckert Lambert. Mrs. Lam
bert is the manager of the F
street library.
Mrs. Pierce was a member of
the National Mothers Memory
Club.
Services will be held at ,
pm. tomorrow in the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Louis E. Wilson Dies;
Had Many Careers

Louis E. Wilson, 81. a retired
Internal Revenue employe and
a resident Of the Brookland
area for many years, died yes
terday in Providence Hospital
Of a heart condition.
Mr.. Wilson retired in 1913
after more than 20 years with
the revenue service. He had
been a tax consultant since
then.
Born in New Britain, Conn.,,
he attended Yale University.
A man Of many careers, Mr..
Wilson was at one time a song
plugger in New York City. After
coming to Washington in 1909
he operated a motion picture
protector, was a reporter
photographer for the old Times
Herald, drove a bus for the old
Rapid Transit Co., and was q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for an
auto dealer before going with
the revenue service.
Knew Ball Players
While with Revenue, one OF
Mr., Wilson's responsibilities was
to see that the Federal tax was
paid on admission tickets to
Washington Senators games
Through this assignment he
met many of the players, who
subsequently consulted him or
their tax returns.
A baseball player himself ir
his youth in Connecticut, Mr.
Wilson managed the sandlot
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team OF the Columbia Post Of
the American Legion. All four
of his sons we're baseball
players.
A veteran of Army service in
World War /, where he was in
recruiting and entertaining. Mr..
Wilson was a member Of the
Catholic War Veterans as well
as Columbia Post Of the Legion.
He was a member of the Holy
Name Society at st. Anthony's
Catholic Church.
In Area Is Years
Mr.. Wilson lived at 1908
Sigsbee place NE, and had
been a resident of the Brook
land area for the past rs years.
He leaves his wife. Rose, of
the home address; four sons.
Clifton Hack Wilson Of the
home address and Patrick ].
Babe Wilson, of 1916 SUI
perior street, Wheaton. Md,
both park policemen: James F.,
also Of the home address, and
Charles F.. of Santa Cruz,
Calf. and a daughter, Miss
Katherine M. Wilson. of the
home address, Four grandchil-
dren also survive, as we'll as a
brother, Clifton w, of Hart
ford. Conn.
High requiem mass will be
said at 10 am. Tuesday in St.
Anthony's Church. Twelfth and
Monroe streets NV. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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W. B. Wriqht, IS,
Building Firm
Carpenter Head

William Bradford Wright, IS.
carpenter foreman and super
intendent for the J. A. Scheibel
Construction Co., died yesterday
in Prince Georges County Gen.
eral Hospital Of a cerebral
hemorrhage.
Born in Staunton. Va, Mr..
Wright has lived in the Wash
ington area most of his life and
has been associated with the
construction firm for eight
years.
He is a member of Carpen-
ter's Union Local 528, the
American Legion and is a
World War II veteran.
Mr.. Wright leaves his wife,
Virginia E. Wright; three sons,
James R, William B., and Ed
ward N; and three daughters.
Gail D., Christine A. and Vicky
L.. all of the home address,
400 Herman road, College
Park.
He is also survived by his
father. Emmett N. Wright of
Mt. Rainier. and seven brothers,
Lyle E. Wright OF 90l9 Spring
street, Lanham; Fred w.
Wright of Palmer Park, Md:
John T. Wright of Silver
Spring; Joseph H. Wright of
of 901 Spring street. Lanham:
Schuyler B. Wright of COLT
Spring street. Lanham: Samuel
S Wright. and Delbert E.
Wright, both of Lanham.
Funeral services will be held
at 2::30 pm. Tuesday, at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland avenue, Riverdsle
Md. Interment will follow in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. Robert F. CohiII, So;
Daughter of Joe TumuIty

Mrs. Robert F. Cahill, SO,
whose father was for eight
years private secretary to Pres
ident Woodrow Wilson, died
Friday at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity Hospital after a brief
illness.
The former Mary Tumulty
Mrs. Cahill was the daughter
of the late Joseph P. Tumulty
She was the widow Of Robert
F. Cahill, a Washington stock
broker and realtor who died Is
years ago.
Mrs. Cahill attended George
town Visitation Convent ano
was a member of Holy Trinity
Church. She was active in the
Christ Child Society and hac
formerly been active as Gray
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Lady Of the American Red
Cross. She was member Of
the Chevy Chase Club and Of
the Trowel Club.
Mrs. Cahill. who lived at 1881
Tihrty-first street NV, leaves
two brothers. Joseph P. Tu-
multy, jr., of Olney, Md, and
DR.. Philip Tumulty Of Balti-
more. Md, and two sisters. Mrs.
Philip Caulfield Of 8 West
Lenox street, Chevy Chase, and
Mrs. Edward O'Brien of lO2
East Kirke street, Chevy Chase.
Requiem mass will be offered
at 10 am. Monday. at Holy
Trinity Church, Georgetown.
Burial will be in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
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1n Mrmnrtanr

WORMLEY, LUTHER c. In Iovins
memory of our husband, father ano
grandfather, LUTHER c WORMLEY
who departed this life two years
ago. September % 1856
Though our hearts may break WITH
sorrow
BY the grief so hard to bear
We shall meet him some bright
morning
In the upper garden there
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, WILHELMINA
S WORMLEY: CHILDREN ANC
GRANDCHIL DREN.
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Nuurutnu

WIIT, RACHEL. dwelling services IN
memory Of the late RACHEL WITT
will be held on Sunday, September
%, 1855, at 4 pm at the Ada,s
Israel CONGREGATION Cemetery Rel
HERMAN WITT, SARAH KOLkER,
KATHERINE HERSON, Ethel
ri UEFEID
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CEMETERY LOTS

is 81, ideal location, in beautiful
tort Lincoln; priced for quick sale
none AP 1891 after pm
n AR HLL-S sites. will divide
-ill sell at cost LA. 6-S412.
r ar hui sites. $500 or best
Ter VII "-2OS6
? Y LINCOLN CEMETERY-4 sites
zee lot go block s: will sacri-
i'll 5-f699.
~ LINCOI N-Double crypt, Gar
n Of Apos les; reas JE. 4-6l 40
p It LINCOLN CEMETERY--5-grav'
mily plot Call A P Williams
zAGANfI REALTY CO., Realtors, Ii
1917.
3 ,EMETERY SITES, in Wash. Natl
Cemetery. S245. Phone RE. 5-5S77
sun. and ewes, after z.
FORT IINCOLN-Fine lot Of S sites
high, $3.50 each; $500 all: less thai
L. "a price. IL pm, UN. 4-l2l9.
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With Regard to O
Gard of Thanks

vsp often o cord Of thonki In
The Slo' meets o need which con
hardly be solved in any other soS
Not only is II o sroeIous expression
Of gratitude TO those who have sent
tletol tributes bu, also eOurtsoSslN
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the monV to whom
q personal note Of thouks eonnO'
veil be moiled OF whose homes
and addresses ore not known
insertion Of o cord Of ihonks
may be arranged BY telephone to
The StoT. ST ; 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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DFatha

wIELAND, RALPH '. A special com,
"A lodge 1 No. 20. p A. 4 NJ
IN Is called for 1880 p m Mon
MCM day, September 20. 1858,
WY for the purpose OF conduct
NV ing Masonic burial services
W for our late brother. RALPH
ERT Mt5RAT W BOLIVIAN. Master.
ARLIE HAUsER, Secretary,
WILSON, LOUIS T., on Saturday.
s sself%H'T Louis lsSS WILSON ~ i6S$
sigsbee pl, ne, the beloved husband
Of Rose Gavin Wilson, father OF
r, and Patrick J, wilson; brother
Of Clifton W, Wilson Of HARTFORD
G Ganop Funeral Funeral Home S% rs Sai
ave NV, on Tuesday September 30,
al $3.50 am High requiem mass a.
81 Anthonys Church, 18th and
Monroe sts ne, at 10 m. IN
!srment Arlington sstionsi Ce jngissS
"''' ""N 90
WILSON. LOUIS z. omcers and mem.
Iuk bers OF the Father Francis
ASA S.,L nprne w. Po v.,.r No; l Il,
for the recitation Of thu
rosary for. our departed com
LOUIS E. WILSON, on Monday. Sep.
TENDER 20 At s pm at The Tim nHnta,,,
HanlOn Funeral aSTs; 1851 m asGrS'
honor guards and posts invited t.
PR rFSipSIRIRsifceK J. ROY, AdJutant.
FRED j MoRTHoRsT,
Commander
WINNER. CHARLES. on Friday, Sep
TENDER 20, 1865, at Vandalia, III
CHARLES WINNER, father Of Johr
K Winner and Mrs, Marion Bauer
He also is survived by four grand
children Friends may call az thu
Lee Funeral Home 9th st st and ao MAS
September 90 Services on Tues
tsrment Cedar Xiii Cemetery. rs
WRIGHT, WILLIAM BRADFORD. o
400 Herman I'd, College Park. Nd
on September "a, 1858, husband o
Virginia Z. Wright, father Of jane
R., William 3. u. Edward n,
Gan D, christine A. and Vieky l
brother Of Lyle E, Fred W, Johl
7. Joseph h. SCHUYLER B., samue
s. and Delberf z. Wright Service
at Chambers Funeral Home, $50
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md. OF
Tuesday, September 80, at 2:30 . m
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
~
YESBEK, BEDRA NJ. On Friday, Sep
TENDER %, 1858, at washington
Hospital Center BEDRA NJ YES
BEK OF 1912 Crittenden st. ne
beloved daughter OF George ant
Ruth Yesbek, sister Of GeorseanI
Yesbek and Mrs. Pat Pearson
Friends may call at the Lee Funrra
Home 4th ST and Mass. ave ne
until Gam Monday. September 20
Mass will be offered at st. John thu
Baptist de La Sale Catholic Church
at 10 am. Interment Cedar HI
Cemetery. IS
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Garn uf Chunks

ADA ANS, KATIE MOORE, The family
Of KATIE MOORE ADAMS wishes
TO express sincere thanks and deep
appreciation for the many express
sions Of sympathy during our recent
Bereavement THE FAMILY. IS
FERGUSON. JAMES Y. We wish to
thank the friends and relatives OF
the late JAMES Z FERGUSON Tor
their expressions Of sympathy and
beautiful floral offerings received
during our bereavement. ~
Mrs BEULAH FERGUSON AND
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TURNER. DR.. JOHN A. On Thurs.
day. September 20, 1855, at Freed
mems Hospital. DIR. JOHN A
TURNER Of 1918 Girard st. NV.
beloved husband Of Lois Pair Turner.
devoted father Of Lois Isabelle and
John A Turner, jr. He also leaves
TO mourn their loss two sisters, Mrs
Mabel Neal and Mrs. Dorothy Har-
ris Of Philadelphia, Pa; one brother
James M, Turner. and other rela-
tives and many friends. Remains
will lie in state at the Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel. Howard
University where friends are invited
to call from 4 to 9 pm. Sunday,
September %, and from a:3O to
1890 am. Monday. September 20,
where funeral services viii be held
at IL am. DR.. Mordecai johnson,
president Of Howard University, Of
hciating. Casket will not be opened
after services Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangements
BY the John T. Rhines g. Co Fu-
neral Home, 3015 18th st. ne. 2s
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OFT, ANDREW r. Suddenly. on Fri
day. September 20, 1858, at his
daughters residence, 1904 Flower
ave, Silver Spring. Md. ANDREW
F. OFT, beloved husband Of the
Mrs 8 aS NJ fpfenab.SHEh, b Ia5hsT 81 81
Mrs. Mae Brown and grandfather OF
Robert A, and Marge Definbaugh
Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 18th st. NV. on Mon
day September 30, ct s:45 am
Requiem mass at st. Michaels
Church, sos Wayne ave. Silver
Spring. Nd, at $50 q m. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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THOMAS, RALPH z. A special CON-
A ]! e; !! e: !. = ::
M NO Monday, September %,
" the purpose of conducting
Masonic funeral services for our
late brother, RALPH E. THOMAS
HERBERT M. HAY, W. M.
LEE A. SUMMERS, Secy.
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FARR, CLIFFORD EDGAR, sr.

Wednesday, September "a, 1858. ct
GAR FARR. Sr., Of 3437 SIst ave,
Forestville, Md. the beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Maude Farr. father
of Clifford Edgar, ir George Albert
and Miss Katherine Elizabeth Farr,
all Of Forestville, Md, and Mrs
June Eleanor Pearcy Of Murfrees-
boro. Tenn: brother Of Mrs Ed
ward z Llpphard of st. Petersburg.
Fla. and George L. Farr Of Vienna,
Va. Friends may call at the Lee
ave. n. e., where services will be held
on Monday, September 30, at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. %
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DratI1a

'AHILL. MARY TUMULTY. on Fri
day, September 20, 1858 az john
HUps,n' hIs9GsRiIsI Baltimore; Nd 4
the late Robert Francis cahill
aaughter q the late Joseph ens
P .Tumulty iry Mrs. Philip A
Caulneld, Mrs. Edward M o'Brier
and DR. Philip A Tumulty Friends
may call at her late residence
1881 .3lst ST. NV. after II am
Saturday, September %, Mass vii
Church, adth and o SIS NV. OF
Monday September 20, at 10 am
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery
IS
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THOMAS. RALPH e. On WEDNESDAY

THOMAS, RALPH e. On Wednesday
September "a, 1858. at Colorado
Springs. Colo, RALPH Z THOMAS,
beloved husband Of Marjorie Blakes-
lee Thomas and father OF Brian
Irving and Valerie Eileen Thomas
all Of 440I N. Pershing dr., Airing
ton. Va. Friends may call at Gawler' &
Chapel, 1850 Pa. ave. NV. (cour.
tesy parking opposite), where serv.
ices will be held on Monday, Sep.
TENDER %, at l pm. Ipterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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TENDER s. I95s. JAMES 4. koY YES
HUSBAND, Of ida c Moves. father Of
Sisson and Harry and Frank NJ.
Moves. Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel. 1856 Pa ave. NV. tcour-
teSy parking OppoSitsl after 10
noon Saturday, September -, where
prayers viii be said on Monday. Sep
,ember 20, at a:30 am; thence
to St. Matthews Cathedral. Rhode
Island and Connecticut ayes. NV.
where mass will be offered at 10
am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
sery. Please omit flowers rs
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THOMAS, GERTRUDE: On Wednesday.

THOMAS, GERTRUDE. On Wednesday
September -, 1858, GERTRUDE
THOMAS: is survived by a devoted
husband, Edward F. Thomas one
son. William Miller: an adopted SON
Wayne Scott: two aunts, one niece
two nephewS two sisters n-law
many other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the W. n Bacon
Funeral Home, l722 eth st NV.
Services Monday, Septenber 90 al
L. noon from Metropolitan Baptist
Church, the Rev Z. c. Smith on
ciating. Interment Woodlswn Gene
terry.
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EVANS. SAMUEL LEO, Jr. On Fri

Evans, SAMUEL LEO, y, on Fri-
LEO EVANS. Jr.. Of ~ Seth pl.
ne, son of Samuel, ST.. and Mary
Evans, brother Of Walter. Janet,
Mary Joyce and Gwendolyn Evans
also survive Sftsr nm Monday'
September %, friends may call at
the Frazier Funeral Home, .3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV. Funeral on
Tuesday. September 80, at / pm.
from the Beulah Baptist Church,
5Sth and Dix SITS ne. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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O'NEILL. CHARLES FRANCIS.

Friday, September 20, 1888, at
Mount Alto Hospital, CHARLES
FRANCIS O'NEILL of SO Hawaii
ave ne. beloved husband OF the
late Anna Murray O'Nelll. father OF
Mrs. Margaret P Love OF Mount
Raymond c. Mitchell Of Demarest
N J. Friends may call at 5B29
Lamar I'd, Springfield, Md, where
prayers will be held on tuesday
September 30 at els am : thence
70 81 Carriers Catholic Church,
sacrifice Of the mass will be offered
at 10 am for the repose of his
soul 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20