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J. s. !>ncv'!sc7,
Board Chairman.

CHICAGO. Mar. Z CAP -
James s. Knowlscn n. rs. chair
man CT the beard of Stewart
Warner Corp. died. apparently
OF a heart attack. in his ot1ce
Yesterday.
FIR. Knowlson. whose busi-
ness interests were varied, IVES
vice chairman of the War Pro-
ducsicn Board from 1871 10
1873 and was awarded TIE
9ic@al of Merit in 1916.
lie was a director of tie
FirsG National Sank ct CHI
cago and resigned recently IS
a member of the board OF the
Peoples Gas Light q Coke Co.
rie was graz. uated from Corn2ll
University, Where he took de-
greeS in both mechanical and
electrical engineering.
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Army Officers
Conviction Upset

The Army Board of Review
here has reversed the court
martial conviction Of 1t
Gerald NJ. Wheatley. whu was
accused of'mistreatirg recruits
at Fort Jackson. S. c.
The board ordered charges
against the young Bridgeton
IN. j.. lieutenant dismissed
and set aside the conviction of
a military court at Fort Jack
son last october 81. The courts
sentence included a reprimand
and $1,000 fine for standing by
while non-commissioned off,
GERS ordered one trainee to
shout obscene phrases and
another to Jump into a dirty
grease pit.
The review board sid the
evidence against 1t. Wheatley
was insufficient to support the
charges and also dismissed a
concurrent charge that he had
been guilty of conduct unbe-
coming an officer. The Judge
Advocate General of the Army
has 80 days to appeal the re-
view boards decision.
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tics. Why. there was a time
when there were 81 Guffeys
Of voting age. They were all
Democrats and all voted In the
same precinct"
He was educated at Prince
ton where he first met Mr..
Wilson when the latter served
as his professor.
An analyst who measured
action in terms Of results, Mr..
Guffey never permitted senti-
ment 10 interfere with his con-
ception Of politics ss q practical
game. He was essentially q con-
sentative In private life, though
he was a 100 per cent RooSe-
welt man" and an uncompro-
m sing new Dealer in the Sen-
ate.
The Coal Act
Mr.. Gufiey's most notable
accomplishment in the Senate
was as legislator of the Btu
minous Coal Sterilization Act
known as the "Guffey Coal
Act" The original act was
voi6ed by the Eupreme Court,
but a later measure was passed
Mr.. Guffey had stable In
vestments in petroleum and
water panics, which
brought him a comfortable
income. In public life. though
he virtually dropped from sight
after his 1916 defeat by Re-
publican Edward Martin. He
sold his l3-room house here in
1888 and moved into q Con-
necticut avenue apartment.
Mr.. Guffey leaves a sister,
Mrs. Emma Guffey Miller Of
the home address, who is an
active Democrat. and four
nephews.
Services will be at 4 pm.
Monday in his apartment with
burial on Tuesday in the
family vault at West Newton
Cemetery, West Newton. Pa.
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the actor would return period.
cally to the stage. In 1882, he
played in the musical Smiling
Faces" and two years later he
was seen on the New York
stage as a Civil War Senator in
"Jayhawker," a play by Sin.
clair and Lloyd Lewis.
After an absence Of four
years, Mr.. Stone returned to
Broadway in the revival Of
"Lightnin'" 1889. With this
same play. he toured Florida
and also played it on the sum.
mer circuit.
He made his last appearance
in New York In l945 as Grand
pa Vanderhof In the New York
City Center revival Of you
Can't Take It With You" The
cast included his daughter
Dorothy and her husband.
Charles Collins.
Two Of Mr.. Stones three
daughters, Mrs. Collins and
Carol Montgomery Stone, were
with him when he died. His
third daughter, Paula Stone.
is in England.
He will be buried Tuesday in
Forest Lawn Hollywood Hills
Memorial Park.
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MARRIAGE /
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. C. lGW couples
mast apply for a marriage
license on one day. tUdit three
taI days and recipe the
license on the nth day. Sum
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Edward L. Stanley. is. Dunbar. W. Va,
and Eilere Leslie ls, "49" Der
Bud Hendsley. 81, 1884 w. st. Sc,
and Loretta C. Ellis. Al, l!2S ".
RcSert A Daniels. 40. and Dolores
$. NV. end Evelyn /. MUIR. 10,
l'9l Brentwood I'd. ne.
Frlnk M Noses. il. 20. 1909 Potomac
ave Sc ard Marlene T. Dyer, II,
Jchn Thompson. u, i.5 ind st.
ne. and Victoria N. Mostick, rs.
Era'd J. Wheeler. "a. :OO6 Columbia
yd nv; and Elsie F. Wheeler 81,
sylvester 4. Scott. 10. $50 sth st:
Emil sI@f ws 3 s.. lssl :ss4 st. So, ~,
Connecticut ave. NV
Thomas A Proctor, %, 1882 Ontario
pl. n W.. and Alice Joaes 20, 1913
Clarence L. McMiehael. "a eos
Morean Ct, n.w:, and ANNA L.
Barnes 81. ~ s St. ne
VII lam H. SDsldins. IT.. 30. Vienna.
Va, and Katherine Mcfarland, "a,
Arlington
Forrest G Houston. -. Silver Spring,
AID Emma A. Vargas "a. Alexand-
Rcnaid r. Ias.ck. Is. 7es 31st st.
Sc. and E.eanor j. Beies. is, 3l4
Independinc7 ave. sc,
Paul E. Isemann. 20. 500 Jefferson
ST. ne and Gertrude NJ. D. Wink
lcr. -. Suitland. Md
Thomas z. Belvin, %, and Agnes N.
Macdonald. 20. both OF 613 A st.
ne.
BENJAMIN Golson 70, New York City.
and Bo3bie Hurd. 10. 500 Dscatur
st. n.WA
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6. {. BorksdcIe,
Surgeon, Artist

FLETCHER. N. C, Mar. Z
(AP). Dr.. George Edward
Barksdale. 80. surgeon and ar
fist. died yesterday at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. Marshall
Roberts. near here.
DR.. Barksdale retired to
Richmond, Va. after a long
medical career, eliminated
with his service at Oteen Hos
pital near Asheville from 1924
To 1896. He then turned seri-
ously to art. studying at and
later becoming a fellow of the
Pennsylvania Academy Of Fine
Arts. He was a painter Of reli-
gious and historical subjects
and his murals are in q num-
Der Of churches in Virginia.
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Fred Stone, IS, Veteran
Stage und Screen Star

NORTH HOLLYWOOD.
Calf. Mar. ~ (AP) Pred
Stone, whose nimble song and
dance acts and amazing aero
battles delighted musical COM
edy audiences for decades, is
dead at 85.
The veteran Of SO years ON
stage. and screen succumbed
yesterday at his home to a
complication Of ailments. A
heart attack about two years
ago was soon followed by total
blindness.
Mr.. Stones sight had been
falling for i've or six years, the
delayed effect Of injuries suf-
fered In a 1927 plane crash.
Injured In Crash
He was flying solo between
his Connecticut farm and re-
hearsals for a Broadway show
when he crashed. Both legs
were broken. an ankle crushed.
his jaw broken. His friend.
viii Rogers, Few from Holly
wood to replace him in the
show. Three Cheers"
A BARRIERS son, born in VAL
mont, Colo. Mr.. Stone started
as a circus acrobat and worked
In medicine and minstrel shows
before teaming UP with Dave
Montgomery in 1885 to form a
song and dance act.
Montgomery and stone
starred in f19O2-06 at New
York's Majestic Theater in
THE Wizard Of o." Mr.. Stone
as the original Scarecrow,
Montgomery as the Tin Man.
Victor Herbert and Henry,
Blossom wrote THE Red NIP
for them. Another hit was
Jack o. Lantern" On his
own, Mr.. Stone then played in
"Old Town" "Chin Chin" and
stepping Stone"
Appeared In Westerns
In 1918. he appeared in
Hollywood westerns. Later he
vas in few talkies, notably
in a 1887 dramatic role with
Katharine Hepburn in Alice
Adams"
Between film assignments,
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Joseph F. Guffey Dies;
Senator in New Deal

Joseph +. Guiey, former
Democratic Senator from Penn
sylvania and a major party
power In the New Deal era.
died yesterday Of a heart ALL
ment at Doctors Hospital. He
was 81,
Mr.. Guffey. who had lived at
1925 Connecticut avenue NV,
since his defeat for reelection
in 1916. suffered q relapse and
was taken to the hospital yes
terday afternoon. Relatives
said he had been having heart
trouble for the last two weeks
but was thought to have been
recovering. He was q bachelor.
Mr.. Guffey. who made poll
tics both a hobby and a career.
was the opposite Of the back
slapping, loquacious senatorial
prototype, He had an abrupt
ness Of speech and manner and
avoided the rough and tumble
of extemporaneous Senate
debate.
A keen discerner Of potential
political winners. Mr.. Guffey's
first success on the road to
Capitol Hill came In 1912. when
he bucked his uncle and spon-
sor, Col. J. M. Guffey. to back
Woodrow Wilson for the Demo-
cratic nomination.
Switched TO Roosevelt
BY 1920 Mr.. Guffey was a
Democratic National Commit
teeman, and in 1924 and 1928
he successfully lined up the
Pennsylvania convention dele
cations behind New York's
Gov. Alfred E, Smith. Four
years later he quietly switched
to Franklin d. Roosevelt and
Mr.. Roosevelt did not forget It.
Mr.. Guffey reached the Sem
ate in 1884. the first Democrat
elected to wear Pennsylvania
ecnstoricl purple since 1917. IN
1896 he helped swing the State
into the Democratic column in
the presidential election that
swamped Republican Alfred
Landon.
Mr.. Guffey was born Decem-
Der 20. 1870. near Pittsburgh.
Recalling his early days. he
once said: II grew up in poll
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Charles McCunn,
UPI ConsuItunt
On Foreign News

Charles M. Mccain. So. 9
native Of Washington anc
former editor, correspondent
and news analyst Of United
Press and United Press Inter.
national. died yesterday at hii
home in New York.
Mr.. Mccain had been Q
foreign news consultant foi
UPI since his retirement a year
ago as the writer Of UPI',
Foreign News Commentary
column. In 1857 he won q
citation from the Overseas
Press Club for excellent news.
paper commentary.
Mr.. Mccain, who was edu-
Gated In public schools here
started his career in 1911 as q
reporter for the Washington
Herald. In 1915 he joined the
Washington bureau of the
United Press and served as q
reporter at the Supreme Court,
the House and otner Govern
ment departments.
After World War I, in which
he served with the Army, Mr.
McCann represented the UP al
the State, War and Navy De-
partments here and in 1915
was assigned to the London
bureau.
Returning to this country In
1927. Mr.. McCsnn was the UP's
cable and night news editor In
New York. He later came back
to Washington on special as.
signnent.
He leaves his wife. Judith. Of
New York. a designer anC
costume jewelry manufacturer
Services will be held ct 2 pm
tomorrow at Grace Episcopa
Church in New York Buria
will be in Arlington Cemetery
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Dem Co.'s Gu;
Fcr Sous.:. erRe.
BY the associated Press

by the tSSnClGtfu fItSt
Southern Democrats should
'smand a Southern candidate
for President in 1850. saws Pep
resentative Dorp. Democrat of
South Carolina.
1T is high time for those of
us in the South who have held
the Democrs tic Party together
to demand a Southern candi-
date for President" he said in
a speech last night to Young
Democrats of Arkansas.
Mr.. Dorm advised Southern
Democrats to fight within the
party. saying a third party
wou:G "on!y Occcne til whip.
pinr boy Of 10th great national
parties"
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DEATHS

AaHouneemt n;s OF
g., vices b. Chambers

Ba2KLk, lRJAIAs L. sacred to the
n4slIois VI our beIuveu brother -Li-
law and uncle, LhOnAho l.. .JArkkR,
sho dtparted this lie two vears
ago TO-DAY.
as We love him, so we miss him:
An Our ner.ts he IS alvass ns-G;
Lo'ed. reiiemeeISG, .onaed Ior
4. inslli. ..any a silent tear
T@v.. y . a H. aS-Ai,-44A" AND
HG- HE". Al4-~-. ..AIss. Fh.AN-
SES AMI AnO4. DkCG>EHo.
BhRl.EI.. -.IJAi.ss a. All Ios.IR IlIein-
u. Ga 4ly seal nusoanG, tatlier
dllEKL4s, W.so LGpart-. TINS has two
Ssa.s 30 sod-J. HIlfcn !, 1897.
xvLf me..lJlg As q 9.epsaks
villa WulCd ~ wnI aver part
Tut al O0u sIGS yo.. IL hIS AeC sJIilg
W. WA kct,J yUu la Uur neal Is.
YCOH LOtIHN HIFLl MhrGArt. 4,
DAvunLEIt~ AhRL!N., Ann,
JAN. OOn, 4JONALD, AMI
UtthNDDaUGhl. 49,. KAREN.
BEAsL.X. STAFF SEkGT. yACk p.
La IU'llIg memory "a .1LAFF
'It<<. SAsiVOL a. 49, r. DEASLE
~ NIO cave ms lie some
IA s 'saS s ear d: .sS today -,
..aIcn .D14.
EaSIIIoT.es OF w. cOnIs 49, way;
Time Ala years roll swiftly Ny,
.sut IoI alIa nlEmorIeS never die
A. VIM have known and loved
sou,
WI0s, casing has brought me
Le.IS,
Will cherish sour memory. always.
40 DrI6nten Any uruLing years
Mo- HIT.
BELL. Hamlet. In loving memory
OF ouI GEAR mother, HAEhLET Bal,
years ago today, Marcn Z. lJ4S.
Although your soul is now at rest
AND Tree from care and pain.
THIS WorIu wouId sesin iIAe ueaVen
Ii we had you back again.
DEVO1 ED DAUGh lex AND SIN.
Bolts CLARA. In loving remem-
brance oil nay vile, CLARA BOLlS,
who died March z, 1857.
They say time beaIs all sorrow,
And heIps us to forget;
But time SO far mas Unly proved,
How much We miss ner yet.
LOVING HUSBAND, JAMES Bolts:
AIRICE TUNER AND GRACE
REVELS; 1RL HERS, FILLMORE
PEYToN AND WEXFORD PEY-
GRAVES. ELLA. in loving memory
OF our dear wife. mother and grand
mother, ELLA GRAVES, who passed
away three wears ago today. March
1856
They sal time meals all sorrow.
But An Time ae % t as S.s fO os proved
LOVING HUSBAND,T BILL; Chill
DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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carn Of Chunks

KING, DORA RICHARDS, The family
Of the late DORA RICHARDS kINS.,
Nish 10 thank all their friends for
the many expressions Of symr shy
pnd kindness extended 70 them DUR
inG their resent bereavement.
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Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRE TORS
eth 1t and Mass. Ave N Ii 3-62W
CEMETERY LOTS

GENIE IEHY LUIS
PARKLAYN CEMETERY--6 lots. $3.50
below current price. Cal Ga.
4-S330.
CEDAR HILL-5 sites, MES Section:
worth $625, sell S455. ~ 1-04OS.
FORT LlNCOLN--3 roadside lots. near
Bladeusouvg I'd ant tioral CLOCK;
ideal for family. He 4-l239 He
4-7g74
THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK,
Falls Church. VAT sites for S4OU
cash, incl. transfer Of title. JE
3-s220
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-choict
lof at fraction of list price; 3
lc4 lions. Ell. $1,000.
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IA
Mrs. N'o' cott,r
Area Resident

Mrs. Clinton L. Wolcott, a
We ellington resident since
1905, died yesterday in Subur-
ban Hosuita' after a lon" ILL
ness. She lived at 10 West
K'~'7e s-~-'. C',cvv Ch"~~. NJ
Mrs. Wolcott was active in
Chevy Chesr Presbyterian
Church affairs. Her husband
q supervisor" ey miner in the
United States oatert OH1cc
her for more than 40 years
died in 1850
Mrs. Wolcott. the former
Mallie Lou Johns. WIS horn in
Social Circles. Ga. am came
70 WASHINGTON in 1905. She h"d
lived ct the Kirke street ed
drsss since 1913.
She leaves a son. Carroll J.
and a deuqhter. Miss F"'en ,
Wolcott. both # the home ad-
fress. fr'' = g. -, NJ 'lth
Johns. OF C.roonshoro. n C.
Services will he at . pm
MoNde" 81 tfn home e'@resS
with burial in Rock C""-''
lilly asks tn"
flowers be omitted.
itre. et--lzr;-'' ="
HOLLYWOOD, MFR. 7 (Ao>
Mrs. Florence Se'zr'ck 80,
widow OF f'm pioneer Lewis j
e-'znick. died Of heart f"ilure
lest NIGHT 1T her home IN New
by Westwo9'' SIZE was the
mothn~ If ,novi- n"cAucsr
Tevid o. c-'7nick. Her husb~ nd
died in 1884.
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COcIMAN0, PHILIP. OF EOS sachem
or, Forest Heisnts, had, oL alarch
1881, husband o. HeIeJ C0c.-
nlano, IatI er CT Saliva orc H., Decor
Joseph M Philip L. and William T.
Loc.m1no, Margalet kapdnke, Jo-
SephIne Aoui. no and HS.en wac;
brother OF vlneens ana Antonio
Funeral Home, 5l1 18th ST. Sc,
o. Monday, March .. at MAJ am
a requIeLI TesS AT ct Ihemas
More Church, ABS 4th St Sc. at
Cemetery.
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alarcl z, 1875 At the Washing ,on
Hospital Cente., ARS. SARAh T..
COGKILL Of yl9 X ST. NV, Tor
merIy OF 6jS Morton 81 NV, Ue-
voted wife OF All. herman Cos-ll.
She also j. survived by three sons,
three lighters, ten grandchildren.
two brothers and other relatives and
IN ny IriendS. Remains rgss.Bg at
tle Hal BTcs. unera Eorne. li1l
Florida ave. NV. Notice Of tuner al
later. .
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NORMAN A. Members OF
st Augusttne Holy Name
assemble ct the w. Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Home. l43s
You st NV, on Monday.
March o, 1853. at 1850
ON. to reeite the rosary
reposs Of The soul Of our
her, NoRI:lMs.A, . 4 THOMAS.
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Aratha

rLeN nm AarnyR GoRMAN. on
a ijS S SSRaSs 5s iSiS :. Pa s.ci.s:
isther q Arthur G.. john 3, and
Charles. W., Elgin, and brother 81
Mrs. Jessie Riehey and Edward
Hilton Funeral lone, Barnesville
Nd Services viii be held on Mon.
day. March 0. ~ \ am. at 50
rsIs:r's Episcopal &. Church, Poolss :.
Cemetery Beailsvilis. Nd. 81
FRENCH. HENRY. Members Of voitur,
MfA Locale, No.. a06, Forty and
q g.! I: I !: !: i
~ ,p.m. Saturday March 4,
WALTER c. MseS NAG,
WALTER 4. soUiRRKs, e
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AkLEGRkTTO. JOHN ,. suddenly. Of
Wednesdays March. 4, 1882. NJ III
fesiaenss. iiis Kingycs9d DIR; 1s'
lna ssri S.lo Ms S SoM = ne,
~ AIssgretip and brother Of An.
gfetto, FRIENDS may visit with u,
family a. the Takoma Funeral Home
NJ carroll 4, . " =, tps s,aS., c .so'
I'm until $50 pm. Funeral 81
Requiem mass at Our lady Of sor'.
rows Catholic Church, ct 10 s.m
tnterment Arlington National Gem
eterv 8
ALIEN. lanes, on Friday. Marel
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curFrY.. rnr noNoRAnLr Iosrru

Tim SSN55EElssisstr % sSsfPa q : D aSSs:
sSS.r sG S q hs u lac .S SShn and
Of Mrs. EmIa Miller. Services pri-
necticut ave. NV, on Monday, March
y AZ pm, Interment in the
family vault at West Newton. Pa :.
on Tuesday March 10. ct 4 pm,
Please omit flowers. g.
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WALTER =. sa SHsi e care

Goss. KENNETH II. On "wednesday.
s ssIs@ lsss at g SsSlE: W NsR
loved husband Of Minnie DeS ooss,
father OF Mrs Robert Jones OF
Brookline. Mass: Mrs. J. 3. Glenn
snss 81 81 S Ssa eSa,s ya and Snn p
serl Ices at Fort Myer Chapel on
Monday, March 0. at II am. In
terrient Arlington National Gene
tery. 'Boston' Mass. papers please
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: ., 1859, al the MONTGOMERY County
: General Hospital JOHN N. BEANIE,
L. Beane OF Rockville, Nd. ::
beloved husband Of Mary =. Beane
Of olney Manor. olney. Nd,
3 may call at the Roy W, Barber
( Funeral Home, LaytonsVille. Nd
Services on Monday, March ., at
10 am, at So. Peters Catholic
Church. Olney. Nd. Mass will be
offered for the repose Of his soul.
Interment Parklawn Cemetery.
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DINLEN, MILAN. Suddenly. on Satur-
day, March Z. 1893, MILAN pINEsN
OF 1901 Shepherd ST.. nv, son
Of Ralph and Marguerite Dineen,
Prayers at the S. n. Hines Co. FJ-
on Monday, March 81, at I0::IG
am. parking faciiitiesl: thence 10
the Shrine o. tine Sacred Heart
Church. 10th st. and Park I'd. NV. -,
where the holy sacrinee Of the m lss
will be offered at IL am. ior the
repose OF his soul. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery, 8
DUNLAP. ANNA L. On Friday. March
u, 1859 at her residence, 1900
CoTcoran st. NV, ANNA l.. bud
LAP, sister of Helen b. DAniap,
Mrs. W. ii MoTriso.., jr., Miss nea-
trice Dunlap and iirs. Agnes Duni ~
Shultis: aunt OF MRS. Carl E. Boo h,
Mrs. warren r, Petty and Dr.. ester
D. Shultis. Friends may call 81
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave
NV. courtesy parking opposi te !,
where services will be held on Tues
day. March 10 at 2:3O pm Inter-
ment Holland Patent, N. Y. =
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DAVIS. MAMIE. on sunday March /

HAAAsh@s vi 0uAudJs MdlCu .
!. BOB, ~ her reS4u-.Ice, ~. Lsue St.
NV MARIE DAVE, devoted S.Ster
OF Ge1svIete SOFT. annie Rao G,
Aubrey and Thomas harrison; s.
and Virginia Harrison. Also slTV,v-
ing ere other relatives and frlenoS
After pm Saturday. Marcn z,
friends may call at the Brooks e.
Allen. Funeral Home. 18th st. and
Florida ave. nv FuneraI SunCa
March \, at pm from the salem
Baptlst Church, King George County,
Va. Interment church cemetery. z
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COOPER, ELENA MAE SAWS. on

CCUPER, ELMA MAE SARFIS. en-
THURSDAY. March .. LOO. a. sri ce
GeoreLs hOsp4t-.. ELA4h ALAG SAR-
Wis COOPER Q. I4.5 JStI ave ,
ChapeI oaks, Nc. vile OF William
Lee Cooper. AiSJ surviving are enc
SCI. william a. SaTvIS, three SIS
tiers, Laura Williams, RosL lSanc AL
tIllman and edith Gamble: I'VE
Sranochildren,' Ole daughter in-.aw,
Milhemina Sarvis: one aunt, izzie
McCray: one ste 0daughtsr, VIVIAN
Mildred Cooper, and other IeIativeS
and friends. After pm SatuT-
day, March 2, friends Lay call
at the Henry s. WASHINGTON AZ
SONS Funeral Home, 1875 De.ne
ave. ne Funeral services on Sun
day. March \. at PEI. at the
Chapel Oaks Community CEuren,
Chapel Oaks, Nd. the Rev. Ernest
= Eraie oiIiciating. Interment WOOD
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ioSs' n JAMES On AL Es!Sf' Of M s5iS
Drake p; Sc Notice Of funeral
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BEss. HERMAN. On Tuesday. March
Of Amanda Bess and brother Of Mrs.
Viola shaw. ldrs. Mary Aldridge,
Mrs. Esther King and James, Ben
: iamin. Milton and Leslie Britt.
: Other relatives also survive Frienus
{. may cali et the Malvaa 4 Sehey,
; Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey
(. ave. and r st. NV, on SUNDAY,
/. March. =, after ~ noon, where
funeral services viii be held on
teS SaSas L Msofn Memorial q c.ms.er IN
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HOLLAND, WILLIAM. ON Thursday
March 5. 1869. WILLIAM HOL-
Ld sLS OF ~ Eairmont St NV,
George ". perrit.. Lsher irienCs
also survive. After 5 PM. Sunday
March 3, friends may cell al tile
Frazer Funeral Home, :IS0 Rhode
island ave, NV. where services
VIII be held on Monday. March ~
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March :. 1853. a rs Is T SaaGeGss
53S Hobart, ri. NV, RAYMOND L
BANKS. beloved husband OF Lula
Mae Banks and brother Of Mrs
Lorraine Hill, Henry T.. Wilson
Ing are other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements By Mcclure. Inc o
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z, 1859, Mr.. SIMON HARRIS Of
father Of Mrs. lmma Jones. David
son. He also leaves to mourn his
passing one niece, three grandInii-
dren and thirteen great-grandchii-
dren, other relatives and nlFny
friends. Remains resting at the
John 4 RhinGS 4, Co. Fune, 81 Hon't /.
later.
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HAWAINs, NUNhLLA: On Wednts'
VI !. . ES$sh 5, ~ u .l.i:r: s. G
Of Cambridge. y" Mas: several niece sS'
and nephews and other relatives
and many trtenas. Remains ma,
after 2 pm, al the Hail Bros
Funeral Home, 62l FLORIDA ave
NV. Funeral services on Monuay
March o, at IL noon. at the BibIS
Way Church. 1880 New Jersey ave
NV, Elder smallwood z. VIM, m,
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IAthSON, ALMA Z, On Tuesday
aiaseh >, 1909, 4ARb. Aa.Mo =.
JACKSON Of 1910 W st. NV. she
suruve1 by two dauknters Mrs
I've grandchildren. one great-eratld.
child, three sisters, other relatives
ana many friends Remains may
De viewed on Sunday, March 8. aIIer
p.m.' al the fall Bros. Fur erai
hoine' o2l Florida ave. n.g. Fu-
y, at pm. at the 1hird Rautist
church. 9TH and Que SIS. NV.
the Rev Bullock Officiating. Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. x
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AAELsON MAJ. EDWARD WILLIAM
On Friday: March Z, 1853, e , Wes 4 !;
WILLIAM Wilt '' RxELsoN. husband abGmNS q
%syland Aaeison and william "a.
ward Axelson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sa sron ATe y q a,S ysFn As, M1e 81
Duluth. MINI. and John Albert
Axelson OF Minneapolis. MINI.
Friends may cab at the Domaine
Memorial Chapel, $50 South Wash.
s'1 noon sunday nsa.nd February ny s. a''f 4
funeral service win be held at the
Emanuel Episcopal Church on Tues
day, March 10, at 10.46 am In
isrNsnt AriHinsscn Nniionsl Cemetery,
tribute to the American Cancer So
!. eiety. o