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Hurry L. Edwards, Architect;
Helped Design Big Buildings

Harry L. Edwards. a leading
Washington architect for IS
years. died yesterday Of cancer
at Emergency Hospital. It was
his 56th birthday.
Mr.. Edwards helped design
some Of the largest private
buildings In the city. These
include the Kennedy-Warren
Apartments. the Dupont Plaza
Hotel. the Wire once Building,
the National Home Builders
Building. the Congressional
Hotel and the T1lden Gardens
Apartments. He was also one
Of the architects for the
Pentagon.
For the past u years. Mr..
Edwards was associated with
the architectural flrm Of Au-
binoe. Edwards e. Berry. He
previously worked for the
Cafritz Co. and for the NJ. q
r. B. Warren Co.
Specialist on Big Jobs
Mr.. Edwards specialized in
large commercial and resi-
dental buildings. His tastes
reflected the change in popular
styles over the past IS years.
One Of his. earliest buildings
the Tilden Gardens apartments
was in O modified Gothic
style. In recent years. he has
liked very modern architec-
ture. as shown in such build
ings as the Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
In 1920 Mr.. Edwards came
to the District with his mother.
Mrs. Nettie c. Edwards. He
was an architecture major at
George Washington University,
graduating in 1923.
Shortly after his graduation.
he married his childhood
sweetheart. Mary Jane Tate.
whom he had met while at
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R. H. PouIett, 81,
TobuccoMerchunt

Richard H. Paulett. 81, a
resident Of the District for IL
years, died Tuesday in Raleigh.
N. c.
Mr.. Paulett lived with his
daughter. Mrs. Godfrey Creyke,
at 3525 r street N. w. Formerly
he was a tobacco commission
merchant in Farmville. Va,
where he was born on March
20. 1860.
Survivors include two more
daughters. Mrs. Arthur NJ.
McCabe Of Raleigh and Mrs.
Frank NJ. Sanger Of Whining
ton, DEL; Is grandchildren and
Fl observation-disclosures.
Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today at the
Farmville Methodist Church.
Burial was to be in the West
view Cemetery there.
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DEATHS
In Mrmurian,

BROMLEY, LILLE VIRGINIA. A trlb-
ute OF love and devotion 70 the mem
DRY OF our dear mother, LILLE
VIRGINIA BROMLEY. who departed
this, this I rs , az years ssO today jan
Deep IN the heart lies q picture
OF q loved one laid 70 rest.
In memory's frame We shall keep u.
LOVING iisS'i pAUoH Tfi pan HND son son 0'
BROWN, ABBIE p In memory Of
my mother. AbnlE P BROWN. Who
S iSss' s6 Ssn' HlHLLIS X l 5 BROWN.
MAMIE GROWN. who passed away
one wear ago, January 10, 1887
Eternal rest srant unto her, o
Lord. and let perpetual light shine
unon hsr. Nay hsr soul and Inc
Amen Ar "' Anniyerss Sr ma mass Al he
Holy Reedemsr CHURCH rsss y.muy
COATES, REV. ROBERT y. In loving
memory OF my beloved husband. REV,
s RoHE9S .nus 2 G IL. Ibsi who passed
Remembrance Is the rose
sweet memories eiinGins 70 our
Keep loved ones always near.
And tender thoughts that linger on
Are links that ever bind
Our loved ones, who have gone ahead,
YOU" LoyISoo' WIZ. bESRRbiihA. n
COATES
GROVE. WILLIAM MCKINLEY. In
memory OF WILLIAM MCKINLEY
GROVE. who departed this life thiI-
leen years aeo today, January IL.
1915
The flowers We place upon your urave
But che memory o. you who sleep
VIII never fade ayay -
DOWNS, WILLIAM A. In loving mem
DRY OF my departed father, WILL
LIAM a DOWNS, who Departed this
We ; slSh. years asO today January
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one e0ne 70 rest,
And those who think OF him today
Are those who loved him best.
From this world OF many changes
To the land OF perfect rest,
oCd mas taken you, dear Father,
HIS IovIEo pAu0HrER, Ro-
GRANDSON, JAMES A. solemn but
sweet Is the. memory Of our dear
husband and. cousin, JAMES a,
GRANDSON, who laid down his
cross for q crown eleven years aeo
today January 10, 1917.
In our lonely hours OF thinking.
Thouehts Of YOU are always near:
We 4, wno dS sysS y s%O,s ssal' y, .' you
DEVOTED WIFE MAY EkrsELLE
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In Mrmnriant

JACKSON. JAMES 4. In loving mem
ora. Of our dear father and Erand-
father, JAMES A. JACKSON, who
dec, a,cd seen gears ago today jan
Gone. dear Father some forever:
How We miss your smiline face,
None on earth can take your place.
A happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory sim.
But death has left = loneliness
The world can never Ill.
" THE PANTY.
MACH. MARY. In loving memory Of
our mother, MARY MACK, who
passed away thirty years aao today,
January 10. 1928.
In memory she Is living siili.
HER SONS, JOHN AND CLARENCE
MACK. KATIE. In loving memory Of
our devoted mother and sister.
KATIE MACK, who left US three
years aRo today, January 10, ipbS.
We do not lose the ones we love.
They only 20 before,
Where there Ia everlasting life,
HER pty sSIrHp pA pS RFEs RUBY
THOMAS, AND 9ISTERe, MAUD
E IvwEibEEuhsoN AND ALYcE T.
NELSON. BESSIE n, In loving mem-
Org OF our beloved one. BESSIE n.
NELSON, who departed this llfe
three years ago, January 10, 1870.
God took you home. II was His willfl
But IN our hearts We love yoy, slill
TUD0E. CLARENCE A, (TOMMYl. In
loving memory Of our beloved son,
brother and uncle, CLARENCE A.
TOMMY TuD0E. who passed away
seven years aso today, January 10.
Days OF sadness stlll come over us,
Hidden tears 10 often fiow.
Memories keep you always near US,
1houeh YOU left W. seven years
aeo.
From this world OF pain and sorrow
To the land OF peace and rest,
God has taken our loved one,
Where YOU shall have eternal rest.
Somewhere back OF this sunset,
=. Where loyeliness. never dies,
You live in q land OF glory
with the blue ana gold OF the
skies,
kst Y. Who knew h him sey = pt. .sr
LOVING FAMILY,
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'GriH Bornett, y,
Character Actor

FL MONTE. Calf. Jan. 10
R.--Funeral services were held
yesterday for Grin Barnett, 70,
"a character actor for more than
so years in movie, stage and
radio shows. He died at his
home here Sunday.
The actor, whose real name
was Manley Grifhth, was born
In Blue Ridge. Tex. He had
been Ill two years.
Mr.. Barnett probably was
best known for his six years
on radio as the family druggist
In the Phil Harris-Alice Faye
show. He often played the
parts Of doctors and lawyers
and he had the reputation Of
having the "kindest voice in
radio" Movies in which he
appeared included ITO Each
His Own" "Pinky." Apartment
for Peggy" Possessed" and his
last. "The Spirit Of st. Louis. I"
In the 1905 he appeared on
the stage throughout the Mid
west and was a director Of
stock companies in the Chicago
area,
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tending the Baptist Collegiate
Institute in Newton. Ala.
Designed CafritE Home
From about 1890 to ls45. Mr..
Edwards was associated with
the Cafritz Co. In 1886 he
designed Morris Cafritz' home
on Foxhall road. This was one
Of the few buildings he COM
pletely designed himself. For
the most part. he worked in
conjunction with other archi-
tects.
Mr.. Edwards was a member
Of the American Institute of
Architects both in Washington
and Maryland.
He and his wife lived at 94O6
st Andrews way. Silver Spring.
For the past 30 years. Mrs.
Edwards has been an employee
at Woodward g. Lothrop. Cur
rently she is a divisional mer-
chandise manager. The couple
had no children. Mr.. Edwards
mother. Of Washington and
Florida. also survives.
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William }. Buckley. So.
lobor Union Executive

BALTIMORE. Jan. IS (R.-
William j. Buckley. an inter-
national labor union executive.
died late last night in Johns
Hopkins Hospital.
Mr.. Buckley was secretary
treasurer Of the International
Boilermakers. Ironship Build
ers, Blacksmiths. Forgers and
Helpers Of America.
The 63-year-old labor leader
lived in Overland Park, Kans.
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Carl c. Grove, so, Official
Of National Cool Association

Carl c. Grove. so, secretary
and assistant treasurer of the
National Coal Association here.
died yesterday at Cleveland
COhio) Clinic Hospital after q
long illness.
A native Of Morganfield. KY.
Mr.. Grove attended school
there and later studied at
George Washington University.
He came to Washington in
1919.
Spending virtually all Of his
business life with the coal as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Grove in length
Of service was senior member
Of the stan. He joined the
auditing department Of the as
ISOLATION when he came here
Prior to that. he was with the
New River Co. in West vir-
yinia.
Later Mr.. Grove became
business manager Of the as
sociation's publication. Coal
Review. He was promoted to
secretary in 1922. and
In 1890 was elected assistant
secretsry-treasurer. He be-
came secretary in 1850. con-
Iinuing to serve as assistant
treasurer.
When the association set up
Its retirement trust. Mr.. Grove
was appointed secretary. and
also as employe repre-
sentative. He also served as
and assistant treas
lrer Of the Bituminous Coal
Institute which was recently
reconstructed as the sales-en-
cheering afiiliate Of the coal
association.
An enlisted Army veteran of
World War I, Mr.. Grove was
! member Of Christ Lutheran
Church here. the National Press
Club and the Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
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Ednu Purviunce,
ChopIin's Former
Leading Ludy, Dies

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. Is R.-
The death Of Edna Purviance.
81, Charlie sChaplin's golden
haired leading lady in his early
film comedies, was disclosed
yesterday.
The actress. widow Of aviator
John p. Squire. died Monday at
Motion Picture Country Hos
pital after a long illness. A
native Of Paradise Valley, New.
she came to California during
the silent film days to study
piano.
She was the simple little girl
who befriended the baggy-pants
vagabond in his early two-reel-
ers, later starred with him in
such features as Shoulder
Arms" and THE Kid"
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Harry BIount, 70,
Retired Engineer

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla, Jan
l6 R.-Harry Blount. rs. for
merly Of Baltimore. died yester-
day. He had lived here six
months.
Born In England, he was q
retired development engineer
for Western Electric Co. He
was a member Of the Telephone
Pioneers Of America. Maryland
Chapter. and Fair Oaks Ma
sonic Lodge 1905. Oak Park. Ill.
Mr.. Blount was prominent In
cable development work and
had q national reputation for
his work In wire drawing. He
was responsible for expert
mental and development work
on the copper wire center Of
the New York to Azores trans
Atlantic cable laid in the early
i920s.
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viSory Board to the County
Commissioners.
He was a member Of numer-
Gus organizations. Until his
death he was president OF the
County Engineers Association
of Maryland and a director of
the National Association Of
County Engineers. He was a
registered professional engineer
IN Maryland, the District OF
Columbia and New Jersey.
Served U. s. Group
He was q former director Of
the American Road Builders
Association. former president
Of the Maryland Association Of
Engineers. Inc, and a member
Of the Prince Georges-M Mont
gomery County Engineering
Society. Maryland Society Of
Professional Engineers and
American Public Works As
ISOLATION.
He also was a member Of
the Washington alumni chap
ter Of the Kappa Alpha Order,
the Johns Hopkins University
Alumni Association and the
Washington Touchdown Club.
Mr.. Tayman would have
been married IS years on jan
uary 26 TO the former Beatrice
Bond OF Baltimore. Also sur
viving are two children, Arthur
Bond Tayman, "a, Of the home
address. 27il cheyerly avenue,
Cheverly. Nd. and Lettie Tay-
man. 81. a ballet dancer now
living IN New York City. Miss
Tayman. q former member Of
the ballet corps at the Shore
ham Hotel here for two years,
now Is with a dance team
known as the Three Chicks and
Q Chuck.
Funeral services will be held
at 0asch's funeral home. 4739
Baltimore avenue. Hyattsville.
at 10 am. tomorrow. Burial
viii follow in Edwards Chapel
Cemetery in Annapolis.
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Arthur Toymon Dies;
County Works Director

arthur w. Taynan, 20. d.
rector Of Prince Georges coun-
tvs Department Of Public
Works, died yesterday at Prince
Georges General Hospital.
He had gone there the night
before 70 undergo dental SUR
gerry. He was stricken with q
heart attack yesterday lust
after q general anaesthetic was
administered and never re-
gained consciousness. although
doctors massaged his heart for
nearly three hours.
Mr.. Tayman. known to his
friends and associates as
Buck" had suffered from q
heart condition for six years
or more and had been seized
with at least I'VE heart at
taeks during that period.
Well known Outside County
He was q member Of one Of
Maryland's oldest families and
was well known throughout the
State and outside as an out
standing highway engineer.
His death was described by
Herbert w. Reichelt. president
Of the county's board Of COM
missioners. as a great per-
sonal loss" and q blow to the
public works services Of Prince
Georges County"
Mr.. Tayman was a member Of
a family which FIRST arrived on
Maryland's Eastern Shore in
1913 and later migrated TO the
Croome area Of Prince Georges
County. His family was kin to
BENJAMIN Ogle, Maryland's
Governor in 1898.
His grandmother was the
former Sophia Ogle, who mar
ried John Tayman and lived
at Bel Air. the former Wood
ward estate recently purchased
by William Levitt for develop
ment. His father. John A. Tay-
man. was born at Bel Air, but
the son was born in Baltimore.
Reared In Annapolis
The family moved to Annap-
oils when Mr.. Tayman was six
months old. and he went 10
school there. He later earned
three degrees. including a mas
ter's degree in engineering in
ie46 from Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. He also took graduate
training 1t New York Univer-
sity and Columbia University.
He was the first county en-
gineer n Prince Georges
County. appointed TO the post
in June. 1915. In 1852. when
the county engineers ONCE was
redesignated as the Depart
ment Of Public Works. he was
named as its director and adj
ministrator. He headed q stan
Of 240 engaged in highway
planning. construction and
maintenance. He also was the
engineer member to the Ad-
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Miss Inc Tyler

TRYON. N. c., Jan. is R.-
Miss Ina Tyler. IS. relief ad-
ministrator for Iowa during
the depression years and a
social welfare worker who has
been active in Massachusetts,,
New York, Minnesota. Iowa
and North Carlonia. died yes
terday. She was professor Of
extension service at Iowa State
College in the late 1020s and
helped organize social work
in 90 Iowa counties.
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Hazel Grove Of the home ad-
dress. 4S23 Sedgwick street
NV; q sister. Mrs. James r.
Whitsell Of Morganfield. and q
brother. w. Stanley Grove Of
Fort Lauderdale. Fla.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. Saturday in Christ
Lutheran Church.
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Col. John H. Trescot

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. Jan. 16
tR.--Col. John H. Trescot. "a.
who commanded the l75th En-
gineers In the African and
Italian invasions in World War
II. died here yesterday after a
lengthy illness. He retired in
1853 after SO years Of Army
service.
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A. R. Ayers

CLEVELAND. Jan. is R.--
Augustine Ridenour Ayers. 10.
general manager Of the Nickle
Plate Railroad until his retire.
ment in 1913 and before World
War ! q mechanical engineer
with the New York Central.
died yesterday. He was q ma
tive Of Toledo, Ohio.
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LAWRENCE. PRANK, 81. The fam
III Of the late PRANK LAWRENCE,
II. 1855. gratefully acknowledge
the many expressions OF sympafhy
and thoughtfulness during their re-
sen' 'iT The LAWRENcE FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriun

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r ST. NV NO 7-0l33
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CE.siETERY LOTS
FORT LINC0LN-(e,, Garden Of the
Apostles section. Call LU. 1854
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her nome. s ssSu- North e isSs' ss !,
MuF RsiSs So M 1iss o fR ;ss LAY
John W. Mutersbaugh Of Pasadena.
Calf daughter OF the late Isaac
and Elizabeth PETER Crossman and
sister Of Miss Susie a. crossman.
denee on Friday afternoon and eve.
n nins; January Il Services a. the
Va. on Saturday, January Is, at =
pm. Interment oakwood Cemetery
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az j.asss 49, a tDn fsss. JAS n Ii Eb-
WARD kvELY, aGed 81. He is
survived by three dauskters. Mrs.
Amanda Hines, Mrs, Florence olass
Arthur and Herman Evely. thirteen
grandchildren. tUeuty-eiGht EreAt-
grandchildren and four great-great-
grandchildren. Friends may call 1t
the Roy W. Barber Funeral Home.
Laytonsyille. Nd. where services will
be held on Friday. January ~, 81
= pm. the Rev James Haskins
oaheiatinG. interment Mount Tabor
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PAYNL. EDITH GENTRY. on SAT-

TAINk, EDITH OENAnI. On 6atur'
S dih Ssnp FHYNt at c isss sO.i
beloved wife Of Humphrey Payne
daughter OF Mrs. Fannie q. Berr,
Of 1881 You. 81. NV, sister OF EldridgI
GENTRY and niece of Cora Rivers
sne ' %sns 'qr enSs 0' 2 2iesr rsass
Thursday. January Is, friends ar,
invited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel
1852 You st. NV. where funefa
s services VIZ BE- held At II am
wcSdiaSa cs@sisfy. r.
PIPER. EILEEN e. on "wednesday
Lutss ians. ELLEN & PIPER. O Ss
loved wife Of oeoree A. Piper, mothe
Of Shirley Ann Mcoovern and Roma !,
o 9 P iDs,::, t She also Is survived b
Mas vii b. offered for the repos'
u her soul on saturday. JanuaTl
~, a. 10 an. a. 81, JOINS Cath
terment church cemetery. ~
POLLACK.. EVA q. on WEDNESDAY
Jenlery 70; ig5h. EVA &. PoLLAct
ls q p zsfsSsS PSas e. .h Ssl0c Cs
voted mother OF Miss Eta Vlvlai
Pollack she also is survived b
two. sisters, MIS- Jennie shukovkkl
n snp rS sss & North Mann ns MFi b,d "a
Fia', and two brothers, j. /. Gomez
ana Leo Cohen OF Providence, 4 !
Funeral services 81 the Bernard Dan
xansky A. Sons Funeral Home. 35Ol
18th II, NV, on Thursday, Januarl
Hebrew Bensfeial Asse etHa Gene
terry Memorial week. al oslethorp'
VI ne. 10
PYLE. CARRIE v. tAUNT CARRIED
A. the residence OF her niece, Vif
ginia 2 6trobel, 10000 Haywoo,
DR., Silver BpTins. Md, on Jan
uary 10, 1893. sister OF Mari
thomson, srsst.aunt Of MarS!Ts
n Bsn.sr uo services St ShsTbess =.
Riverdale, Nd, on Saturday, Jan
H,IY ~ e:m a. Z pm. interment ceda
alDqEwAY, ARTHUR c., u. Sud
1858. at his residence, Al MariettI
p nv ARThyR e, RIp2uE,WAy
Rldeeway. father OF Sharon Leigl
Rldgeway and son OF Mrs, Lily Il
Rldgsway and the late Arthur {
nephew. walter II Ridglway. II
FUNERAL Funeral Hcms," 'ep6i fs,b9st. nv. "
on saturday. January ~, ~ m
!parkine facllitiesl. Interment ceda
NIL Cemettfts IL
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ELLIOTT. !OsEPn D oa Tuesday.
S S,.a JJossPH ssIs. i nIsdPs'e :, h.
beloved has6and OF firSinis Morris
Elliott father OF Joseph Mcrris 81
hott. son o. Mrs tliy A. Elliott d
All n,u We anS sns lsss 9snis-
ley Stephen and Elizabeth vashti
klliott and brother Of Albert y
klllolt Of wArwiek. Va. J. stephen
Elliott Of Vienna. Va and Mrs..
Ala. Friends may call al the Ives
Funeral Home. ssf7 wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va, where funeral serV-
Ices viii BE- held on Friday, January
u: q Pm. InteEment oskvood
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~ , ~ rggnnIN19s11a Ayl y y,ns
q Is u ST. nv. beloved brother Of
Ms. Rose Murphy Of Alexandria.
Va cloFA Allen Of Nsv YORK cily,
Y. Mrs. Carrie whitley and
By other relatives and many frisnds
After Z pm. Thursday. January
10. frienda ara invited 10 call 81 the
JARVIS chapel. 1S3s You a. nv.
where funeral services yiIl BE- held
Interment Arlington National cems-
terry. Is
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ALLEY. LAURA MAI. On Wednes-
day, January is. 1893, q the Ma
Jlonal Institutes OF Health. LAURA
MAE LILLY. beloved wife Of ger.
bert c. LIlley and mother Of herberi
Esther Newton. Lula Messr. Edna
TATbox. MARY Hsdoln. lille Piper
and Carl and Alvin Moser Friend.
may eall a. the Takoma Funeral
ne None opUc al I Services 3, me PA IA
koma Park sd A. church on Rri-
DAY. January IL, a. IL an. In
terment National Memorial Park.
Pals Church. Va.
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FnANkLIe; CnARLLs; OF grlaay.

ysaasIy 10. is as.t caaiGiRLSg FRANZ R1lSi
LIN Of 523 30 81. nv. husband Of
wllliemener Franklin, brother Of
DAISY. Nellie. Prank, Natius and r.
vriek. Other relatives and friends
also survive Remains may be viewed
at the Frazier Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave NV. on Thursday.
January 10. from noon III Z pm.
HILL 8. c. Is
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tanasfs ~ fsss. > SLo oR McRaA ).
FULLER OF il4J 5th 81 ne. be-
ioUsS VIE 81 M 81 k ERRs o fI We,
son: daughter Of Mrs. MAY Holland
and sister OF Sallie. Marx and James
HOLLAND, Other relatives and friends
DAY. January is, friends may cali
a. the Frazer Funeral Home. $40
Rhode lsland ave. NV. where serv-
ices will be held on Friday. jan
yary n. At | pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. Is
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UNmlhNONf AOhNELAMs DtnuFteu
this hie on Monday, January 10,
1858, at the District 0eneraI Hos
Dltal, MRS. CORNELIA HAMILTON
OF 1888 II 81. NV, She Is survived
By one son, Paul Hamilton. two sta
tiers. MRS, Charlotte White and Mrs.
Dclmor Parker. and other relatives
and many friends. Remains may be
viewed on FRIDAY, January ~, after
4 pm. AZ the Hall Bros Funeral
Home ~ Fioridg ave Nv, Rnese
services will be held on Saturday,
January ~, At $50 pm. the Rev
G bender ofiiciating. fnterment
Carver Memorial Park. IL
HARRIS. JOHN LAWRENCE. ON
Thursday. January 10, 1905, JOHN
LAWRENCE hARRiB, beloved hus-
band OF the Mrs. Aileen Harris Of
Que 81. NV Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements By Jarvis.
HOLMES. ROSETTA. on Monday.
;IH1 q. Boo, 1908. RosETTA
voted SAa mother o. ~ RIcSard and deo rec
Holmes She also waves TO mourn
hsr passing an aunt. Mrl. MARY
Mhssiei t,,esasa o hsm. 5sA sssn and
the John 7. Rhines n Co Funeral
Home, gUi "a a sw, where friends
may cali after 4 pm Thgrsday'
services WI Be held cnf ifridss.
William r. Brown ofaciatine. In.
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.