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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF
ALLEN COUNTY, OHIO

Case No, F45zH3
Taft Farmer. .Jc,. fwhoSeA last place of
residence was E65 ASouth CSntrai, Lima.
Ohio, otherwise whose place of resi-
dence is unk9bwn will takeSnbtice that on
the 28th dayIof August. I9ka the under
signed filed fher( petition Ia9fnst him in
the Court df Common Ffease of Allen
County. ohP; praying fl disprce,. child
and other ieBeS Said /pesItion charges
as grounds GrosA Neglect of Duty. Said
cause will foANAsAring on and after
six (6) weeks from the first publication
of this notke.
Helen MAJ Farmer, a minor By
Mary a. NAngester, next friend
By: David R. Rodgers
406 Citizens Building. Lima, Ohio
Attor4ey for Plaintiff
Sept IS, 25, Oct. 2, 9. is 2S
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RawsOc Soldier
Studies Missiles

Sergeant First Class John A.
Cookson, 81, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Cookson, Rawson, re-
Gently completed the 42-week
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William H. Brown,
Former Executive
On Shipping Boord

william Henry Brown. 70, a
former ofIicial Of the old United
States Shipping Board. died
Wednesday at q convalescent
home in Alexandria.
He lived at 2802 Cameron
Mills road in Alexandria.
Mr.. Brown, born in Martins
burg. Pa, came to Washington
in 1920. He was assistant d.
rector of finance with the
board. which is now the Mari
time Administration. He re-
retired in l947.
Mr.. Brown Is survived by the
widow, Mrs. Ruth E. Brown, OF
the home address; three step
children, Robert Harrington
and Miss Betty w. Harrington,
both Of Alexandria. and Mrs.
Simon J. Ulcickas of Norfolk,
Va.
Also two sons. Thomas j.
Brown of Arlington. and James
Gordon Brown Of Chicago: two
daughters. Mrs. Franklin Baugh
Of Norfolk and Mrs. Milton
Ward Of Chevy Chase: three
grandchildren, and one great
grandchild.
Services will be at noon Sat-
urday at the Cunningham flu
neral home in Alexandria. Blu
rial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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1t. 6. M. Kelley
Killed in Ohio
Jet Bomber Crash

A Hyattsville (Md.) pilot was
among four crew members
killed when an Air Force jet
bomber crashed and exploded
Wednesday near Lancaster.
Ohio.
The Air Force identified him
as LIST 1t. George NJ. Kelley,
IS. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Max Kelley Of 69o6 Calverton
drive.
He was killed when the six
jet RB-47 bomber plunged to
earth while beginning its de-
scent for a landing at Lock-
bourne Air Force Base.
Born in Washington, 1t. Rel
ley was graduated from Mary
land University in 1884. At that
time he received his commits
sion as second lieutenant in the
reserves. He went into active
service that same year.
Funeral services will be held
in the Fort Myer chapel here
at 2 pm. Tuesday. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dr.. Micojoh T. Walker, SO,
D. c. Physician SO Years

DR.. Micajah T. Walker. So
a Washington physician since
1920, died here yesterday.
He was national medical d.
rector Of the Shriners' Tubercu-
losis and Cancer Research
Foundation. Inc. until his re-
tirement recently, and had
maintained q general practice
in medicine since graduation
from Howard University Col
lege Of Medicine.
DR.. Walker lived at 100 r
street NV.
A member of the Republican
State Committee for the Dis
trict for many years. he was
also a member of the American
Legion and the Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church. He held
the Distinguished Service
Award of his fraternity, Phi
Beta sigma.
He also held memberships in
the Pigskin Club and the Elks.
He served in the Army in World
War /.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Isabelle M. Walker Of the
same address; two daughters,
Mrs. Marguerite w. Stewart Of
Birmingham, Ala, and Mrs.
Elizabeth w. Reeves Of WASH
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Miss Robertson Dies;
CLARK Griffith Relative

Robertson. Another niece Il
Mrs. Joe Cronin, wife Of the
Boston Red Sox general man.
ager and Mrs. Haynes sister.
Calvin Grifnth was expected
to arrive here today from Or
lando, Fla. where the baseball
team is in spring training.
He and Mrs. Haynes. his
sister. will inherit some $500
shares of ball club stock. which
Miss Robertson had received in
trust from Mrs. Grifnth's estate.
This bloc has been voted by
Calvin Griffith and Mrs. Haynes
under q voting trust agreement
in baseball club matters,
strengthening their position in
@ rousing struggle with mi
nority stakeholder H. Gabriel
Murphy for control Of the
team.
Miss Robertson was q men,
Der Of Hamline Methodist
Church and in World War ]
had been active in the Red
Cross. She preferred to remain
in the background and was
seldom mentioned In stories
concerning the Griffiths.
The s. H. Hines funeral
home at 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. is handling serv-
ices which tentatively are
scheduled at IL am. Monday
with burial in the family MAUI
Soleum OF Fort Lincoln Gem
etery.
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Erustus J. Truvers,
Ex-Contructor

Erastus J. Travers. So, re-
tired brick contractor, died
yesterday at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. Dorothy T.
Payne. Of 1918 Gateway boule-
ward, District Heights. Md.
Mr.. Travers was born in
Nashville. Tenn. and came TO
Washington when ne was 81.
He lived in the Lincoln Park
area for IS years and was
member Of the King David
Lodge Of the Masons for so
years.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Annie B. Travers. and a
daughter. both of the home
address. and three brothers.
Frank and Ralph Travers Of
Los Angeles. Calf. and Albert
Travers of Eugene. Oregon.
Masonic services will be held
at 1880 am. Monday at the
Lee Funeral Home. Fourth
street and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be at, the
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Miss Jeanne Robertson. sis
ter-in-law Of the late Clark
Grifhth. president Of the WASH
ington Baseball Club, died early
today at Georgetown Hospital
after suffering q series of
strokes. She was 81.
Miss Robertson made her
home with the Grifhths almost
from the time Of their mar
riage, coming with them to
Washington in 1912. After Mr..
Grifhth's death in october.
1855, she and Mrs. Griffith con-
tinued to occupy the home at
Sixteenth and Decatur streets
NV. Mrs. Griffith died last
October, and Miss Robertson
went to live with a niece, Mrs.
Joseph Haynes, the former
Thelma Griffith. and her hus-
band, at 7207 Brennan lane,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Miss Robertson. who was
born in Scotland and was
brought to this country as 9
child, had been in failing health
since early December. She suf-
fered several minor strokes be-
fore yesterday. when a severe
one caused her to be hospi-
talized.
Calvin Grifhth, Mr.. Grifhth's
adopted son who succeeded him
as president Of the baseball
club, was one Of Miss Robert
sons several nephews. Others
are Sherry. Billy and Jimmy
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Harry COIN, Longtime Boss
Of Columbia Movie Studio

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. % (R.-
Harry Cohn. a movie dictator
who pushed Columbia Pictures
from poverty row to giant status
in the industry. died yesterday
The Columbia boss suffered
a heart attack while vacation
ing in Phoenix. The 66-year-
old moviemaker died in an
ambulance en- route to st.
Joseph's Hospital.
With him were Director
George Sidney and his per-
sonal physician, DR.. Stanley
zimmerman, who flew to Phoe-
nix this morning on word of
Mr.. COINS illness.
Also there was former Actress
Joan Perry. his wife for II
years. The couples three chill
dren-John. IA. Harry, jr.. IL
and Catherine. 1l-were noti-
fed at school here Of their
fathers death. Mr.. Cohn was
divorced from his first wife, the
former Rose Barker.
Was Sole Boss
He had been sole boss for 80
years Of the studio he CO.
founded and was one Of the
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William c. BereIund,
Played in Our Conc

CHICAGO. Feb. 20 LP.-Wil-
liam Chris Berglund. 81. who
as a child actor played the role
OF FatSo in Mickey Rooney's
Our Gang" comedy series.
died Of a heart attack in his
Chicago home Sunday.
Mr.. Berglund went 10 Holly
wood in 1880 and played the
role OF Fatso for "a years. He
had minor parts in other
movies.
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last of the oldtime movie
moguls.
I Mr.. Cohn was one of the
most respected men in the in
dustry. AS a starmaker and
picture maker he had few peers
Forty-f1ve Oscars decorated his
Office.
Some Of his Academy Award
productions we're 1T Happened
One Night" ''All the Kings
Men, You Can't Take 1t With
You" From Here to Eternity
and "On the Waterfront"
Most recent example Of his
starmaking is Kim Novak. His
handling Of her sums up the
man.
Made Star Of Kim NOvak
Miss Novak's agent brought
her into Mr.. COINS Office Just
as the queen of the lot. Rita
Hayworth. abdicated.
| AS Mr.. Cohn once recalled
II look at Kim. 1 said, 'Sigr
her and then / called my pub
licity director and said: we
have a girl here we're going To
make into q star"
She got the best parts. the
best directors and, most i'm
portant. the best scripts. She
was soon a reigning FINLAND
queen.
Mr.. Cohn was born in the
lower East Side OF New York
He was working full time in
show business when he should
have been attending grammar
school.
A singer. he shifted to song
plugging to help push sales on
tunes composed by an old East
Side friend-Irving Berlin.
he served IN the cavalry IN
World War I and then came
into the infant movie business
where his brother. Jack. had
been working. Jack died last
year.
They started q company with
a friend, Jack Brandt. called
CBC Productions. after their
initials. Their pictures we're
made on such low budgets that
their part Of Hollywood was
called poverty row and their
studio nicknamed corned beef
and cabbage productions.
That's why they changed Il
to Columbia.
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Mrs. McMuhon.
Kin of Promoter

Mrs. Rose Mcmahon. 66,
mother Of Vince Mcmahon part
owner Of the Capitol Arena and
local wrestling promoter. died
yesterday In Rockaway Beach.
N. Y.
She was the widow OF the
late Jess Mcmahon. a New
York sports promoter and
matchmaker, who died three
years ago.
In addition TO her son. Vince.
she is survived by another son,
Roderick Mcmahon Of New
York, and a daughter. Mrs.
Anthony Davey Of New York
Funeral arrangements are
not complete.
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ington; a son, Micajah T. Wal
ker. jr., Of Washington, and
three grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am
Monday at the Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, 1880 YER
mont avenue NV. Burial ar
rangements are incomplete.
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earn nf TkankH

N isit THOMAS a" 4. RI REED Ea"iI WISH !, the te
express our deep gratitude and APP
preelatlon 70 our relatives, friends
snd nelehbors Cor their many acts
Of Si nonSss expressions Of sympathy
MA HHEN, G REED. CHILDREN AND
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In Mrmurtant

COLE, GEORGE ). In memory Of our
dearly beloved one, GEORGE J, COLE.
who passed away eleven years ago
today, February IS, l947
The angels are safely guarding
A sacred and silent grave,
FOR IN II lies a precious one sleeping
We loved. but could not save.
God above knows what Is best.
So He decided you needed . rest:
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, SISTERS
AND BROTHER.
COLEMAN. AGNES MEYERS. In low
HGNRs oIESiER Ssr c coiE aG T0' Sho
departed this life two years ago,
February 30, 1855
DEVOTED HUSBAND AND DAuoH-
CROWN, JOHN W. IN loving mem
CROWN. who passed away sixteen
years ago today, February %, 1912
A token Of love and remembrance Of
wonderful father whom we loved
and shall never forget.
Yo nRtN c mi HaRHSAr.doRRAA NpSbsL
FoRD. PEARL Z; AND JOHN 1 In
PEARL e FORD. who departed this
life two years ago, February rs.
1858. and Of our beloved father.
JOHN l. FoRD. who departed this
ne one year ago February co.
1t was two years aso that Mother.
Left two sons and . daughter
For that Story land ahead.
Days OF sadness still come over US.
A. our memories keep YOU near:
For We were q long time blest
DE WI MI!RiI &c Dad A K fthE
CHARLES AND EDNA
HOLZwART, MATILDA D. In sad
but loving. memory OF our dear
mother and GRANDMOTHER, MATILDA
D. HoLzwART who departed this
life thirteen years ago TO-DAY FEB
Sr' Soss S Se' l6 dTSS IS I.l SSr'
A place is vacant in our hearts
HEB iIpoviSo eHrLgHEN,' FLOR
66sS GRAN AHdEh ASo c 3 61 aNT (.
JOAN AND JUDY. GRANDSON.
JOHN PAUL.
LEI. ADDISON AND MARY b In
OLSON LEE. December rs, 1851.
and MARY B. LEE. February IS
Loving MEMORIES never die
As years roll on and days pass BY
nAhnohlu hAN SUI AVN taSu noeh eNNf
FORGET. THE FAMILY
sCHERRER. LEILA n. (nee 0oodlnGb.
In loving memory Of my beloved wife,
LEILA n scHERRER. who passed
away suddenly three long years aso
February rs, 1855.
Since you we're called away,
How well do remember that sad
Always so true, unselfish ana kind.
She died ~ she lived every ones
would ave . thousand Of tomorrovs
for one Of yesterday,
Nav God grant you eternal rest until
We meet in our eternal home
Yo Sg!S,I LS0yISSo HUSBAND CHAIR: rs
WILLIAMS. y. GENEvIEvE. In low
b oENEvfEVE WILLIAMS. who Dc.
parted this life one year ago today.
February rs. 1857.
II ever . loved one existed,
n ever q sweet fover gfsV.
II ever z soul allied lie misaon on
Mother, il was you
HER DEVOTED FAMILF
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance. $3.50
ei0 X 81 NE IL 3-4sSO
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BULLOCK, FANNIE JEFFERSON. AND
our devoted parents. who. went 70
their reward February IS, 1898. and
May 30, 1850.
In life you both meant so much to US,
Locked In our hearts you'll alWayk be:
We miss lou since YOU went Egay,
And we treasure your memories todey
LADY AND Ed. "
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CEMETERY N0TS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, at en-.
rifiee for kss0O. XII g-y1e
FORT LINCOLN-Very CHOKE lot one
fTavesite. reasonable. Box 2168A.
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Crematorium

Crematorlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath 81 snd Mass Ave NE u 3-b2O6
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BURCK. GROVER G. on Mednesdav

February Is, 1855. at his residence,
Jackson Heisnts. Ions Island, N. Y,
GROVER C. BCRCK, husband Of the
late Lillian Burck, father Of William
T. Burek Of Dearborn, Mich. and
Petersburg, Fla Funeral from the
Geier Funeral Home 1908 l4th st.
NV, on Saturday. March l. at $3.50
I'm. REQUIEM mass at the Shrine OF
the Sacred Heart at 0 am Entomb-
ment Cedar Hill SanctuarY IS
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Wednesday: February IS, 1855, at
Che, Fort Ward Convalescent Home,
Cameron Mills I'd AiexandFia Va
husband Of Mrs Ruth E. Brown,
steofather Of Miss Betty W. Harring-
ton, Mrs. Simond UleickaS and Rob-
srt j. HARRINGTON and father Of Mrs.
Franklin Baugh, Mrs Milton Wood,
James G. and Thomas j. Brown.
Funeral services on Saturday. March
I, at l. noon. at the Cunningham
Funeral Home. Cameron and Alfred
SITS, Alexandria. Va. Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery
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DOTSON, ALPHONSO Z. All mem
70. bers OF the cabinet of the
] i; !: 81; 8.
M W. A. NJ, are requested to as
NAy~ semble at the Masonic
" l, 1858, at 1890 am, for
the purpose of conducting funeral
services for our deceased past Grand
Master, ALPHONSO (ALl Z. DOT
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sry 20 isss 1 At w the hSme Of f0 her
niece, Mrs REGINALD Philpptt, 59Q5
Bradley blvd, Bethesda. Nd, JULIA
cox, beloved wife Of the late Earl A.
Cox and sister OF Mrs. Henry Blan-
Trsnds nG are Invited q cali I al TIE
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
OF Robert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda,
Md. Services on Saturday, March
], a. Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic
offered al II am. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Aausoleum. IS
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Drown. PAIRICK NJ on Mondar

fsbIuSIy "a. 1865. a Casualty Vli Hos.
son OF Mrs. zettie Brown and Srother
Of Mrs. Pearl Beckwith. Mrs Dora
Haney, Mrs. Wilzener Stewart, Mrs.
Marion BurruS and Norman L. and
Thomas Elmore Brown. Also surviv-
friends; After 4 pm. Friday. Feb
ruary IS. friends are invited to call
AZ the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1870
9TH St. NV. Funeral on Saturday
munity Church. 5Sth and Linden SITS
ne, at pm Interment Carver
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BUTLER. THOMAS b. Suddenly. OF

Thursday, January rs, 1865,
THOMAS B. BUTLER Of I'LL 4th ST.
Sc. husband Of Erma Butler. son
OF Charles and Marian Butler. brother
OF Mrs. Alice James. Alonzo Butler,
Mrs. Theresa Dixon, Mrs Dolores
Washington and Edward Butler Five
aunts, three uncles. Ave stepchildren,
other relatives and many friends also
survive. GraveSide services will be
held on Monday. March 3, at Arling-
ton National Cemetery at pm.
ARRANGEMENTS by Maivan & Schey,
Inc.
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ruary IS, 1858, JOHN 6. BURTON
OF $3.50 l4th ST. ne Surviving are
Q granddaughter, Marsaret Davis: one
sister, Florine Burton one brother,
Jesse Burton, and other relatives
and many friends After 4 pm.
vited to call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. 1920 9th st. NV. Requiem
mass will be celebrated at o am.
Saturday, March l.. at ST. Cyprian' S
Catholic Church. 18th and c SITS
terry. IS
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BOYD, LOUISE =. On Wednesday
February .6, 1858, LOUISE F. BOYD
o. i3S Que st NV, beloved wife
OF John j. Boyd AlsL surviving
are three nieces, Mrs Frances
Thompson, Mrs Marvee Brown and
Mrs. Mildred Mason. and other rela-
tives and many friends Notice of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Nc
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COATES. HUDSON MONROE. De.
parted this life on Wednesday, FEB.
rgary 70: is5s' q the District Gen
COATES. Of 1913 Duncan st. ne.
devoted hush nd Of Mrs. Alice Coates
He also Is survived by one son anc
three daughters; a father and mother
Mr., and Mrs Clarence Coates; foul
and many friends Remains may be
viewed on Friday. February -, after
. pm, ct the Hall Bros Funera
Home. 62l Florida ave NV. where
services will be held on Saturday
March /. at ] pm. InteTment Carver
Memorial Park IS
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EIIItIdIu ISIt DIVISIUHI n,
o. H.. will assemble at
the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 l4th st. NV, on
Friday, February IS,
1855, at $40 pm, for
the recitation OF prayers
for the repose of the soul
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GEORGE A. FARRAR.
Grand Master.
JAMES A. MINGo, Grand Secy. IS

JAMES A. MINGO, Grand Secy. IS
DOWNS, ALBERTA. Suddenly, on
Thursday. February ~, 1858. AL
BERTA DOWNS OF Burtonsville. Md j,
beloved wife OF Harry A. Downs and
mother Of Harry NJ Downs OF Silver
Spring, Nd, and Ella Alberta Bond
OF Hawaii: sister of Willie. George.
Leonard and German Edwards She
also is survived by four grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
services will be held on Sunday,
March .. at 2:30 pm. Interment
Union Cemetery, Burtonsville, Nd. =
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PHUNSO DOTSON on Saturday, Mar
l, 1858, at the Masonic Temple, I0ti
and You It's. NV. All members ar,
requested to assemble ct the Vermont
ave. NV, at 1890 pm. the Rev
c. 7. Murray officiating.
BERT JOYNER. Worshipful Master.
HOLT J. GADSON Secretary. IS
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Wednesday. February 70. io5s. at
her residence, a7I6 Chesapeake ST.
nv, MRS. MINNIS PoRTER Bah
COCK, beloved mother OF Mrs. Ray
mond y. Beebe of Washington. d. C.,
.no stanton NJ. Babcock Of Fort
Lauderdale, Fla Private services
and tnterment at Fort Lincoln Gene
ssery on Friday, February rs, at
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prafkR

DEARBORN. FREDERicK NJ. yr. In
ER sEEf'RFRsShi IL bExRfBofRSSs.d sn11 ~
Christ Church. Hsmilton, IN" Mass IS on On
saturday IT March Isdn.. 1: 1888; stl.gg
may be made to the Frederick N
Dearborn Scholarship Fund. Harvard
College, "a Milk ST.. Boston, Mass. 20
DENTON, JAMES GILL. Suddenly. on
Tie csiysr. cSa1tg' HOSPITAL ri ga JAMES 8
OIL DENTON. beloved husband OF
Nettie Ogden Denton OF Barstow,
Nd, and father Of Edward ", DEN
ton and joseph ent pent S1lan Sro Iser
Of Mrs. Maurice /. Bowen. Mrs. Ed
ward Lusby, Mrs Bernard Murphy
and Georse Denton, Friends may
eall at his late residence, .Barstow.
Church, Barstow. Nd. on Sunday,
in church cemetery. /
DEvLIN, JOSEPH o. On Tuesday, Feb
luary 20. 1858, JOSEPH o. DEVLiN
Of ). Charles ST., Rockville, Md, be-
loved husband Of Edna B. Devlin and
G Inbn OF lane Lanes W, ThSmSs Z; q
residence, Services Saturday, March
!, at ST. Mary's Catholic Church,
Rockville Md, where requiem mass
viii be offered at am. Interment
DILLON. WILLIAM ROY. On wednes-
Ssy w EfHFIsTx FeSv ln5s st Q 0aktop
husband Of Harriet 4. Dillon. father
OF William Roy Dillon. jr, brother
Of Mrs. W. w. Weidner and grand
father Of Susan Kathleen Dillon.
Home @SI7 Wilson Blvd, Arlington
Va, where funeral services will be
held Monday, March >, at pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
DONOHUE. DELLA. OF 3413 wiscon-
sin ave NV on Friday, February
rs, 1868. wife of the late Timothy A.
Donohue, sister of John. and William
Fleming. Prayers at Chambers Flu
on Monday, March 8, at 10 am
High mass at St AIMS Church, 44O0
wisconsin ave. NV, at 1880 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "
D TSrs9ssy At FsSSSsss s. A 15ss on al
PHoNso E. tALl DOTSON, son Of
the late Pierce DotSon and Annie Dot
son Gross, brother Of Oswald Dotson,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Anna Dotson.
s sIsS of Mrs Anna coleman :SHsns He
relatives and many friends Friends
are invited to can at the Campbell
Funeral Home, 423 18th st sw, on
Friday, February rs. after 4 pm.
the Vermont Avenue Baptist Church
at pm, the Rev c. T. Murray
officiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery Family may be contacted
at the resideBce of Mrs. Anna Cole
man, 2105 18th St ne, Adams
4-5S02. 20
DOTSON, ALPHONSO z. All officers
N and COMPANIONS Of the
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CLARK, ADRENA n. On Sunday,
February 20; 1855, ADRENA M
beloved mother of Miss Eddie Lee
Metz. sister Of Mrs. Jessie NJ. Brown
and CHRISTOPHER Metz She also is
survived by other relatives and many
ruary 20. friends are invited to call
At the Jarvis Chapel 1882 You ST
NV Funeral services will be held
81 the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church on Saturday. March l. at
pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

MCLEAN, JAMES DOUGLAS. on
Thursday. February 81. 1888. al
his residence. Summit pl.. Belle
Haven, Alexandria. Va. JAMES
DOUGLAS MCLEAN, husband Of
Emma C Mclean and father OF
James D Mclean, IT.. and Mrs
Ann Mel Loomis. Friends may
call at the Domaine Funeral Home
$50 South Washington St, Alexan-
dria, Va, where services will be
held on Saturday, March 1. at 2:3C
pm: Interment will follow in ct
Paul's Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

ELLIS. CHRISTINA v. On Thursday
February -, 1865, at the Fort WARD
Home OF Convalescents. Alexandria
Va. CHRISTINA v ELLIS. wife Of
the late John NJ. Ellis. mother Of
Mrs. william Watt OF 902 Little ST..
Maiden. Mass. Funeral services anc
interment in Maiden. Mass. on Mon
day, March 3. at the Weir Funeral
Funeral Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-28

CLARK. ADRENA. oficers and mem.
bers Of the James e Willis Benevo-
lent Association are hereby notified
Funeral on Saturday. March /, 1858
At pm. from the Vermont Ave.
nue. Baptist Church, 1880 Vermont
MAMIE REEVES, President.
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D0TSON. ALPH0NSO Z. All ofhceri
o. and Mobiles OF Mecca Tenn.
~ PIE. No. 10, A E. A Q. N
~ N, s. are requested tC
L~N for our late Noble. AL.
VAV PHONSO E. DOTSON. or
Friday. FEBRUARY IS, 1855
At II pm, AZ the Campbell Funera
H1me;, 5S2 ith St; s;y.
M o. CULBERSON, Ill Recorder