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DEATHS
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers


BARKER, MABEL Z. AND LEO. In
memory Of our. dear sister, MABEL
Z. BARKER, who left US two years
ago, September "a, and our nephew,
LEO BARKER, who passed away
two years ago. August 81.
We often sit and think Of you
When we are all alone,
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call It's own.
lM HSp Mo sGoT EEo k21isE SMITH
Brown, LLOYD 3. In loving mem-
ory Of my dear husband. LLOYD r.
years ago today. September "a.
walk O separate road today,
And sorrow darkens all my way:
Although walk my road atone.
know that you are still my own.
want to know the road you took,
30 I can take II. too,
And you can meet me part Of the
Then III 20 back with you
YOUR LOVING WIPE, MYRTLE M.
CLARKE, ALFRED DELANEY. In ten
der and loving memory Of my dear
husband, DELANEY. who departed
TINS lie one year ago today Sep
God gave me strength to bear It,
The eourase to meet the blow;
The world will never know.
Eternal rest srant unto him, Q Lord.
And LEI perpetual iiEht shine upon
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MAMIE p.
CLARKE.
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AnurilinD

EHRLICH. EDWARD A. There VIII
to the memory Of EDWARD. A.
EHRLIcH. beloved husband Of Mrs;
Charlotte Enrich and iatner o.
herman, on Sunday. September "a,
Hebrew CONGREGATION Cemetery
Relatives and friends invited.
HARsANYI, GUssIE. dwelling notice.
which appeared In The star sun
day, September 20. 1853, showing
1880 pm as time Of unyeiling. mas
September "a, at Mount Lebanon
Cemetery, Agudath Achim Section.
MARMELsTEIN, REBECCA. The un-
Yelling Of q monument on Sunday,
September %, 1859, as stated IN
The Star of September 70, mas
been indefinitely postponed.
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pm. tomorrow at Danzansky
funeral home with burial to
follow at King David Cemetary.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be sent
to the cancer fund.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

vsy often o cord Of thonks In
The StoI meets o need which con
hardly be solved In ony other wcy
Not only Is u o gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
flOrul tributes but also eOurteously
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Of the mony 10 whom
o personal note Of thcaks eonnot
we'll be mailed or whose ncmes
and addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of o cord Of Thanks
moy BE- arranged BY telephone to
The Stor. u. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Star
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sCHRIVER, JOSEPH n. The officers
MYN Local Union, No. 8, are
s S:sssSSy Of n SsUsSsr SSdtsrisAai
VIGN r. ecHRlvER on Tuesday.
befs may cali az the Mat
tinsiy Funeral Home. 1al 18th q,
On Fri Ens.s s. sssSlSss Vs. al Df nslc
10 am lnterment Arlington Ma.
SEeekqSEo xS' S sssy.9s,J President.
SCHWARTZ, ERIKA. on Mon
scH,w, !AIS e SlOs Toledo , terrace,
D Dosssr s Ssss. chW nS d'vG sss
Frederick and Frieda Ernst. and
ices a the n 'ssPnSrd ps Hs ss's i
sons Funeral oS TSuI ASs S sSSi 1sth q
ship Lodge Section. Mount Lebanon
Cemetery, Memorial week. $50 JEFF
sOMERs, ALBERT @. Suddenly. on
1859. at his home near
{. At soGEks. T Seilovsd dH nus.
1{ band Of Mae somers and
VB brother, OF Sister M; AL
rests at the DIN L. Moiesworth
T rbess I Hone pan rs S.,d Nd;
Hfatturney sep,snmIDer 2e; AZ IL an IN
EiES. on T H September pS spS 81.
1859. at Iliff's Nursing Home, Dunn
kI KING spxGLDiSNnsA t q i4 i3oE NorsR
Sss9dS %. 81 81 E ATnstob su s Ss
Of Sarasota, Fla: Mrs. Dorothy
Eiehmopd, Mrs; Shirley Loeks Of
She also Sn Is survived MfV 81 io OSs erand
children: Friends may cali 4. the
blvd. Arlington. W., where funeral
services Will be held on Friday,
S ssRis% SsEvSS S e c.m:.. R% i2s'F-
HOSPITAL, WILLIAM o. SPEAKS OF
yscGueIins Barnes. Robert and Wi.
liam Giles. Also surviving Is .
son:in-i Jaw. DR.. Darlington Barnes.
and two devoted friends. Sadie
TSSs,d AND t s.sPsI1.r Afssr ,sDg:
% neral S Ss .ssssA hunt s'l lise. ns.
Services on Friday. September 20,
at IL am. at the .Jo Is Methodist
Church, 1870 Benning- rd. ne, the
Rev; stanford nr. Harris oit,ciatinG. In
TAYLOR. CARROLL r. Suddenly, on
Eo SIsGGaY sffP%tSsPIoof R i 1872 s SAa
Capitol st; Sc, beloved husband
o. Ethel Taylor and son Of Elton
tives and friends also survive. after
4 pm. Friday. September rs, friends
may cal az the Hoffman Fun sral
rOm Il. seDsf%SsT HS a. uPP. n
home. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 25s
TAYLOR. HENRY n on Sunday,
september go, 1859. HENRY N.
husband q Elizabeth Taylor and
father Of Percy and James Taylor
and Mrs. Florence Fuller. Other
relatives also survive. Friends may
call at. the Malyan a schey, Inc :,
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and
where funeral services win Be held
on Friday. September %, ct 2 pm.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.
UNGEMACH. VIOLA n. The onacers
X and members Of Grace d,
H><N PerLee Chapter. No. 100,
Xxx o. E. g., will assemble at
\A&tSN the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arling-
" ton, Va. on Friday. Sep
TENDER rs. 1859. at 8
Pm for the purpose Of conduct
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Darn nj Thanka

MYLES, HELEN A. The family of the
late HELEN A. MYLEs wishes to
acknowledge with grateful apprecia-
ton the expressions Of kindness
and sympathy shown US during our
recent bereavement.
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xANDER, EssIE z. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear wife, ESSIE Z
XANDER, who departed this life
four years ago, September "a. 1855.
The flowers we place upon your
grave
May wither and decay.
But the memory OF you, dear Mother.
VIII never fade away.
CHARLES K. xANDER.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
$40 n St NE. Ii. S-4sso
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day. September 80, 1855, at her
EiilSfffRRssf NJ 2al YEA issR RbIa's s.61:d
mother Of Joseph n. 81. and Ed
Madeline Davis. Mrs. Ida Cumber-
batch and Louis King. She also Is
survived BY six grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Notice Of
funeral latere. Services By Stewart.
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WRIGHT, MINNIE LUCAS. All daush-
x<=N ! Sers ,,s Of Natlonal Capitol
:. Of W.. are hereby; mott:
s t.T M Il M fse Maf e neu "a
Sst NV. Notice Of funeral
sARAH 4. McFADpEN, D, R.
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CEMETERY LOTS

& SITES, Garden Of Good Shepherd,
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. PA. 6.1e21s
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CATHERINE AIISTOCK. w. N.
FRANCES SIMMs, Secy.
WEBSTER. N0LA B. on Wednesday,
S Ssta SoIS x lSSs w q sHlsy Hes s:
Webster. mother q ' Mildred iLr hi Kane
Guineyere Evashka, Pauline Ken
dali, Myrna shontere, George, Ed
win. Alfred and Roger Webster.
Funeral from the simmons Bros.
1Dar FES%s' ,ae Ssi oood HOPE s 5d
day, September %. at 1890 am.
Funeral services at the Bradbury
Heights Methodist Church at ii
am. Intermept Cedar Hill Gene
terry. rs
September 80, 1859. at the wash
ington Hospital Center, PEARL WILL
SON Of 22y0 Champlain st. NV,
devoted aunt Of Mrs. Hattie Shep-
mere mis- rd Ethel Langley Berry and
leaves to mourn their loss other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 3Q15 18th st.
NE. Notice OF funeral later.
WOODBURY.. WILLIAM CLARENCE,
On wednesday. September %. 1853,
at St. Mary's Hospital. Leonard.
tSCCn; Nd, WILLIAM L,. CLARENCE
beloved husband Of the late Matilda
HHoeper WooSeurn and brother OF
center in Martinsburs, W. va. Also
surviving are one nephew, George
2. Woodhurn. III, three sisters
in;law and Two broLhers-in-laW,M Mrs
Elizabeth R WOOD q Indian Head
Nd; Mrs. Emma voisht ei Fort
Worth. Tex: Harry J.. Roeper Of
RoeDer q San an Antonio, M Tex. T Frisnds
may call at the MattinEley Funeral
s stafdayL e septsmS.T se MAJ , SnI
All-s9ints Episcopal Church, OAK.
win be in Old Fields Church ta'e ceme.
terry Hughesville. Nd, at IL noon
WRIGHT, MINNIE LUCAS. On
MINNIE LUCAS WRIGHT Of ia As s
e; NV, beloved. wife Of David C,
Wright' devoted sister Of Mrs
Lucas and Water c. Dickson, sister.
in-laV Of Mrs. Hester Rosa. John
and Charles =. Wright. Many
other relatives and friends also
survive. Remains will lie in STATE
a. her late residence after 3 pm
Friday. September rs. Funeral s. nv.
ices on Saturday. September 90
AZ pm, at the Florida Avenue
Baptist Church, 9Th st. and florida
ave. q;w, the Rev Robert Rollins
omciating. Interment Columbia
Harmony Cemetery. Arrangements
0S FRAZIER. rs
WRIGHT, MINNIE LUCAS. All dauRh.
Nr=AN ters Of National capitol
n =. of W.. are hereby mott.
Ned Of the death OF Daugh-
wv ter MINNIE Z. WRIGHT, I24
Sst. NV. Notice Of funeral
sARAH Il. McFADDEN. D. R.
YEARw0OD. LILLIAN N. On wednss.
day. September 90, 1859, at her
residence, 2312 18th place ne. :,
mother Of Joseph N. a., and Ed
ward q. Yearwood: sister Of Mrs
Madeline Davis. Mrs. Ida Cumber-
batch and Louis King. She also Is
survived by six grandchildren. other
relatives and friends. Notice Of
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PETRELLA, JOHN. Members Of IN,

Bishop Patrick Byrn .
Council, No. SS77, Knights
Of Columbus, are hereby
notified Of the death OF
Brother JOHN PETRELLA,
ana are requested TO meet
ct the Robert 4; Mattingly
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ANGELICo. IOsEPH. AM members b
Richard Rl HARD sEisHsTIsN. President.
ROY T. DEAN, Secy. Treas.

day. September 30, 1883. at his
residence. 2O39 New HAMPSHIRE ave.
NV, CECIL A. BEASLEY. Sr.. hus-
band Of the late Louise r. Beasley;
grandfather OF virginia and Gym:
thia Beasley. He also Is survived
BY two sisters and two brothers.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
1856 Pa. ave. NV. where services
will be held on Friday, September
25, at 900 pm. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. "a
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sF WaGnes aasVs September g. isSS az
his residence. SOl9 Barlow I'd,
Kent Forest. Nd, HARVEY N.
BYRD. beloved husband OF Doris
Jean Byrd. father OF Kenneth Neale
and John Gary Byrd. son Of Addie
and the late Thomas N. BYRD,
brother Of Vernon c. Byrd and
Donna Darlene Byrd Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Mass. ave. ne. where serv-
ices will be held on Friday, Sep:
e ssaSsF mi e. c.m.te Pm in'srmen'
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VIOLA n. The ofiicers
y and members Of Grace b.
H><N PerLee Chapter. No. 100.
Xxx o. E. g., will assemble at
MN the Ives Funeral Home.
Y TENDER rs. 1860. at s
pm, for the purpose Of conduct
tng services for our late sister.
CATHERINE AILSTocK. W. N.
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BROOKS, ROBERT EDWARD.

Wednesday. septembe5o .l -; 1879.
" s6a' ssoo %ashh u.Sssd q iss-
bella M. Brooks and father Of Rob
ert, r.: Lawrence. Frederick: VIII
liam and Donald Brooks. sand Mrs.
Dorothy B. Tyler. He also is sur
nieces, Lydia Grayson Borden and
Sarah Clark, and other relatives.
Friends may call at the Malvan q
Schey, Inc. Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV, on Fri
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday. September 20. at il
am. Interment Carver Memorial
PARK 20
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Die Hills I'd, Allentown. Md, on
Thursday. September "a, 1853, wife
OF the late Charles Nelson Brown.
mother Of Mrs. Julian z: Yost.
Howard B., Bernard NJ. and alfred
French She also is survived By
twenty -three grandchildren, Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home.
5l7 18th st. Sc, on Saturday,
September 20. at / pm. Interment
Gear Hill Cemetery. 20
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GOODMAN. HARRY. On wednesday

ss9p1p%R6en ! s,oo 1922 Peg, Harry
beloved husband Of Rose Goodman
Hime Isvise Mrs. Frances SACHS,
Mrs. Iris Gershowttz and Herbert
Goodman, Funeral services at the
Bernard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th St. NV, on Fri
day, September 25, ct IL am. In
Memorial week. 5000 Pauline drive,
Chevy Chase. Md. Please omit
flowers
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Sunday. September 20. 1859. at the
NioUE MARYsE GILLESPIE Of 4S2
Taylor ST. n.Ws. devoted dauel;ter
Of Jeanette gillespie and grand
daughter Of Ethel Gillespie, She
also leaves to mourn tteir loss
Remains resting at the John T.,
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home, 3O15
18th st. ne. where friends may
call after pm, Thursday, Sep
ices viii be IN held d"e on Friday. Sep
TENDER %, at I1:l5 am. Inter-
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HALL, WALTER SExMOUk. On
Wednsssdissyy: septsmpser 81, 1859. a.
sis ri w&fTsh y sE4S 5gitlan aAL e.
beloved husband Of Thelma Suit
White Plains. Y. r.; Barbara Faux
ner and Charles 9: Hail. son Of
Marsaret Sweet tai snd - Kathryn i Hogan.
he also Is survived oy six grand
Robert A, Mattinely Funeral Home.
III ddth s s.; Sc sitter ,,I 8 Pm
Reaauism aD' mass al the st. s'0 FRANCIS aa
Xavier Church vt 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
HAYGHE, SARAH z. On Wednesday,
September SsF ds u; 1880 st the home
eaafsaSszE T. Ed HA sSfE s Ris o, M &:
late Howard v Hayghe, mother Of
Mrs. William r. Kelly and Will
liam Il: Hayghe, sister Of Miss
Mary Z; and Frank z Arnold.
Pum ssaas Fun Funeral q Home es "f s4s4
oeoEgia aye, Silver Spring. Nd.
Friday, September 26, ct. 1880 pm,
AZ 5t, Luxe evangelical Lutheran
Church, Colesville I'd. and Highland
drive. Silver Spring, Md. Inter-
ment Congressional Cemetery.
HOLMES, LAWRENCE PORTER. On
Sunday. september go, 1859, Law;
RENEE PORTER HOLMES Of 1902
LIST st. NV, the devoted husband OF
Annie Holmes and brother Of Ben
tamin Holmes: uncle Of Lawrence
Holmes. DR. Jesse T. Holmes, Or,
Robert wheaton, Randall Farley
and Mrs. Eugene Townsend. He
also is survived By other relatives.
Friends may call at the Malvan q
Schey, Inc. Funeral Home, New Jer-
sey ave. and r st. NV, on Thurs
day. September "a, after 3 pm.
Remains will lie in state at the
Asbury Methodist Church on Friday,
September rs, from 10 am, and
until time for funeral. ~ noon.
Casket will not be opened after
services. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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EEIkELLAs JOHN. Suddenly, on
his residence. 27Ol 4Sth ave. Sc.
JOHN PETREJ.LA. beloved husband
and Emanuel Petrella. Lucia o'BTy.
him and Helen Gibson. He also
Is survived BY geven grandchildren.
Friends may call at the ROBERT A,
Mattingly Funeral Home, l3l 18th
g: Sc, until Friday, September
at st. Francis Xavier Church at
o am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
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GARDINER, THOMAS EARL. On
WEDNESDAY, September %. 1859,
OF Anna L. Gardiner and father Of
Robert Z. and Paul Z. Gardiner
He also Is survived by two grand-
children, Friends may call at
Valleys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave-, at Eastern ave ne,
on Thursday and Friday, September
"a and 25 between and pm.
and q to 8 pm. Funeral services
will be held on Saturday. Septem-
Der IS, at IL am. Relatives and
friends friends I invited; Interment Fort
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POoLEY. MAR0ARET n. on Tu,

POOLEY, MARGARET n. On Tues.
Rs Kan s'I MARGARET ig f. P . Sa' q
Washington, D. c.. mother Of Ger.
trude Hunter Holden and stanle.
z. Hunter, grandmother Of stanle,
the 8. H., Hines Co. Funeral Home
2901 14th ct. NV, after 12 moor
Friday, September 25 (parking IA.
ciliesl. orayeside services on Satur.
day. September 20. ct ii am. In.
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 81
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HERMAN. On Tuesday,
s eHteTSs[ Il 47 k igSs n HssMAN
husband Of the late Teresa Camp
and half brother OF Mrs. Maggie 5.
Fits Of Leesburg. Va. Re also Is
survived BY many nieces, nephews.
other relatives and friends. After
ppm. Friday. September %, friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
funeral services will be held on
Saturday, September 26, at 1870
pm Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. rs
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GkEEN, FANNIE. on Wednesday
dence; 1909 Union st: s.w.. FAN
Mary Hammett, Mrs. pearl Lynch,
Thomas D.. William D. and Robert
D. Green. She also leaves TO mourn
their loss two sisters, Mrs. Lii
liam Butler and Mrs. Maggie Lewis;
one brother, Albert Carter. and
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines q Co. Funeral Home. 3015
18th st. me-. where friends may
call after l pm. Sunday, Septem-
Der %. Funeral services on Mon
day. September %, at pm, at
the Pleasant Grove Baptist Church,
1101 4th st. me-, the Rev. Samuel
q. Smith officiating. Lnterment
WoodlaRn CemeterY 81
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EAG .I LILY Aa q 1aaEo On Iu ~.
Si istrie seOt GENERAL Ho aSSS Ms sas
LULU PARKER EAGLfN, daughter
Of the late Annie and John Parker.
Surviving are one cousin. Mrs Hat
tie Miller, and other .relatives END
DAM day, SEPTEMBER aonTs 81 friends m may may
call at the Henry s. WASHINGTON d
Sons Funeral Home. 1925 Deane
ave. ne. where funeral services
will be neld at IL am. Friday. Sep
oficiatins. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Soldiers Home
Cemetery.
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TAYLOR, HENRY n. on Sunday,
T 7sHYsf3Pfr Of k sSs "a ahE ss. he
husband Of Elizabeth Taylor and
father Of Percy and James Taylor
relatives also survive Friends may
call at. the Malyan q Schey. Inc !,
Funeral Home. New Jersey ave. and
where funeral services win be held
i In T55snyy' w SsDss%ssr sS e.
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FuneLaI Homie, IJI IIth u. Sc.
Al $50 pm, for the recitation aSO q
soul. JAMES dLENNoN. O. K.
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Thursday. September "a. 1859, in
PARSONS. vi: q t he late sAc cSsTIss
J. Parsons. mother Of DR.. Paul
L. Parsons of Ormsby, Pa, and
Arthur Charles Parons. 2706 Cathe-
dral ave-, Washington, D. c.; grand
Of Bethesda. Nd. Funeral services
at the Frye Funeral Home. smeth-
port. Pa ~
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sAYRE. ISAAC A, OF 1904 Shepherd
TENDER 20, 1859, husband Of Bessie
v. Sayre, father OF Margaret M.
BiRley, Audrey r. Sexton, Dorothy
L. Burt, Laura Ann Rothman, Betty
n. DAVIS, Barbara o. Sesock and
Joan J, McElroyS He also is sur
vived by two sisters and twenty
grandchildren, Services at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5s0i Cieve-
land ave, Riverdale, Md, on Fri
day. September 25, at I2 noon.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
sCHRIvER. JOSEPH r. On Tues
day. September 22, 1889. JOSEPH
r., SCHRIVER, beloved son Of
Blanche z. Jones and brother Of
Dennis p. and John. A. schriver,
Catherine Moore and Blanche e
Cheseldine. Friends may call at
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home. 131 18th st. Sc, until Friday,
September 25. at $3.50 am. Re-
quiem mass ct st. Dominic's Church
at 10. an. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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SIa Lena Iii ' e. soM ESEiase 81 5 aSs
Kansas ave, NV wife Of the lat
John Powell and sister Ct Jane
Carter Of Trevllian Post once, va.
Richard Carter Uf Philadelphia, Pa
and Clara Brown OF Brooklyn. N,
Also surviving are other relative
i 1890 m S%. r TlsnS. SEPTEMBER psS%
friends are invited to call at tn
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9tl
st. NV. The remains will lie Ii
state from 0 to 1890 am. Satur
day. September 20, at the Lincoll
Memorial CONGREGATIONAL Temple
18th and r sts,, NV. where sery
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry, Is
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| u. 5. Owners
Aussie Horse
In Laurel Race

The 100000 Washington
d. c., International got Its
fifth entry today when Roy
Faircloth Of Johnson City
Tenn, accepted an invitation
for Vogel, 5-year-old Australian
speedster.
Faircloth recently purchased
the horse after watching Vogel
whip some of the best Austral-
ian runners in the 1H-mile
Craiglee Stakes at Sydney. The
Tennesseean had gone to Aus
tralia expressly to find a candi-
date for the Laurel grass race
after his Inflated Sharpsburg
was injured and eventually
destroyed.
Present plans call for Voge'
to be flown to America in the
same chartered plane with Ur
and Coming, New Zealand's
first representative in the race
The ll2-mile Laurel race /:
scheduled for November IL.
Other foreign entries are
Lea-B Of Mexico. Nagami Of
England and Kuripero of ia
pan.
Travis M. Kerr's mighty
Round Table, Mrs. Dodge
Sloane's Sword Dancer and C
w. Smiths Hillsdale have beer
invited to represent the United
States in the weight-for -agt
race.
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Sooners, Northwestern
Play Week S .N Game

Southern Methodist, which
hopes to beat out Texas Chris
tan IN the Southwest Confer
ence and was No. 4 in the pre-
season poll. opens against
Georgia Tech. a 14-l2 winner
over Kentucky.
Army. No. 5 and rated the
class Of the East. entertains
Boston College.
Wisconsin and Ohio State,
ranked sixth and seventh and
likely to fight it out for the Big
Ten title, also play their OPEN
ers. The Badgers meet STAN
foro, while the Buckeyes tangle
with Duke.
Mississippi, No. 8. goes
against Kentucky, while Iowa,
Nc. 9, plays California.
One of the most important
games last Saturday was that
between Clemson and North
Carolina, won by Clemson,
20-l8. This week end North
Carolina meets Notre Dame at
South Bend. with Joe Kuharich
making his coaching debut for
the Irish, while Clemson plays
weak Virginia at Charlottes-
vile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 tAP)
The Kerr Stables Round
Table. leading money-winning
horse in the world. has arrived
at Aqueduct from Atlantic
City to start in the 100000
added woodward Stakes
Saturday.
The race of the year is
shaping up at the new. $33
million Aquduct. with Round
Table scheduled to oppose
Clarence w. Smiths HillSdale
and the Brookmeade Stables
Sword Dancer. The winner may
clinch the ACKNOWLEDGMENT
title.
The Woodward is weight
forage, at a mile and quarter.
and Round Table and Hillsdale
carry 1875 pounds apiece. Sword
Dancer, 3-year-old packs 100
pounds.
Round Table carried 1856
pounds. the top weight Of his
career, in defeating Noureddin
by a length and a quarter
Saturday in the 100000 United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
Thompson Wins
Club Tennis Title

Tony Thompson won the
Chevy Chase Country Club
tennis championship yesterday
by defeating Jack Sloat in a
four-hour battle, 2-6, 6-8,
Ga, 60, 6-3.
The winner came from be-
hind by outlasting his oppo-
nent in long rallies and making
brilliant net shots at critical
points. Sloat's deep lobs and
low passing shots we're his best
shots.
Thompson proved stronger
as the match went on, his
ground strokes having more
sting and his volleys being
more decisive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-21
30 WILING
WITH ROD THOMAS

Before this season is fin
ished, the Washington area
will sport nearly a dozen new
big bowling plants, duckpin
and tenpin. all part Of a bowl
ing boom which is becoming
phenomenal throughout the
land.
The current bowling popula-
ton Of the United States. ac-
cording to r. E. Bensinger,
head OF a national manufac-
turing firm which specializes
in bowling equipment, is an
estimated 26.s m:!licn, with
men outnumbering women by
only 3 to 2.
The Associated Press quotes
BenSinger as saying that
projected figures show that 35
million Americans will be
bowling in 1866. that in 1916
only l2.5 million participated
in the sport.
According to Bensinger. the
increase is due to afternoon
bowling.
Beautiful bowling palaces
in the suburbs" he explained
have attracted women and
children during the day anc
also week ends for family
bowling. Forty per cent OF
women now bowling do it dur
ing the morning and afternoon
hours"
Time was, we remember
when afternoon bowling wa:
gravy" for the operators anc
when, in the summer months
most plants might we'll have
suspended. Now, because of all