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Evening star., 1963-01-26
W. A. Cole, SO,
Reuters Chief

LONDON, Jan. 26 (AP).-
Walton A. Cole, so, general
manager of the Reuters news
agency, died yesterday, appar-
emily of complications from a
recent severe bronchial attack
Mr.. Cole, who had planned to
return to the hospital next
week for a checkup, collapsed
in his office in the Reuters
building on Fleet street, Lon
don's news center.
Mr.. Cole was editor of Reut-
ers when he was 33 and was
appointed general manager al
AT.
He started his news career
with the Evening Dispatch and
the Scotsman in Edinburgh in
1927 and worked for several
N wspapers before joining
Reuters in 1912.
Married in 1886, he had two
daughters.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Norfolk BIust
Kills 7 Workers

NORFOLK. Va, Jan. 26 tAP)
An explosion In a boiler
aboard a construction dredgC
at the Chesapeake Bay Bridge
tunnel killed two men yester-
day.
They were identified as Don
aid Cartwright. 20. and vii
Sawyer. both Of South Mills
NC.
The two were working on the
dredge Virginian when scaldec
by the boiler explosion about
$3.50 am.
The Coast Guard said the
accident happened while the
dredge was about 8 miles
northwest OF Cape Henry light
The men were employed by
the Norfolk Dredging Co.
The deaths bring TO four the
number Of men killed during
work on the bridge-tunnel.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Johnson Case
Is Continued
For Week

BALTIMORE, Jan. 26 (AP)
Chief United States District
Court Judge Roszel c. Thorn
sen said yesterday there is seri-
Gus question whether former
Representative Thomas F
johnson, Democrat of Mary
land. had been accused on con-
flict-of-interest charges in the
proper judicial district.
Judge Thomson called fol-
additional legal support fol-
the Governments position
after hearing defense counsel
attack the question Of juris-
diction.
Next Friday was set for fur
ther hearings on the venue
question.
johnson and Frank w. Boy
kin, former Alabama congress
man, have been charged by a
Federal grand jury with at
tempting to intercede at the
Justice Department on behalf
of a savings and loan company
promoter, j. Kenneth Edlin.
The Government accuses
johnson of accepting pay for
errands he did to get Edlin's
charges quashed while he was
a Congressman.
Defense Attorney Edward
Bennett Williams argued that
the charges were defective be-
cause they asserted johnson
got paid by check for events
that did not take place in
Maryland.
Mr.. Williams also noted that
although the checks we're de-
posted in Johnson's Berlin
MD bank, the alleged offense
was supposed TO have been
committed elsewhere.
Joseph d. Tydings, Federal
prosecutor, said that the actual
payment was the offense
charged and that payment was
made only when the defend
ent's bank account was credited
with a check payment.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Dress Shop
Owner FoiIs
HoIdup Man

An attempted hold-up of a
Connecticut avenue dress shop
was foiled yesterday by the
owners defiance Of the would
be robber. She even stabbed
him with a pencil.
Police said Pearl Kristen,
As, looked up from behind a
counter in her shop at 1106
Connecticut avenue late in the
afternoon to find herself fac
ing a man she thought was a
customer.
He handed her a note with
one hand, keeping the other in
his pocket. The note read:
Lady, don't be a damn fool.
for your sake. In my right
hand is a gun. 1t is cooked
and ready. have used it, too.
Won't hurt me none. Won't
hurt you if you give me all the
money you've got. Give this
note back to me-"
Mrs. Kristen returned the
note, telling him, Il don't want
to read it," t
He pushed her roughly, in
sisting that she read it. She
insisted she didn't want to read
it. and her voice got through
to her sister, listed as Erma
Kruetz, of 7444 Georgia avenue
NV, in another part of the
store.
Her sister came in and de-
manded to know what was 60
ing on. The man pushed her
roughly. AS he did so, Mrs.
Kristen jabbed her pencil into
the mans check and both wom-
en- screamed. Two men outside
heard their cries. They rushed
in and grabbed the man while
Mrs. Kristen called police.
Robert L. Cummings, 81, of
927 Massachusetts, avenue NV.
was charged with attempted
robbery. He had no gun.
He was arraigned today be-
fore United States Commits
Sioner Sam Wertleb. He waived
apreliminary hearing and was
held for the grand jury on
$2,5OO bail.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Mrs. CompuneIIo
Wife of Former
Baseball PLAYER

GLEN COVE, N. Y, Jan. 26
(AP). Mrs. Kuthe Campa-
nella, 40, estranged wife of Roy
Campanella, the onetime
Brooklyn Dodgers baseball
great, collapsed and died yes
terday while talking on the
telephone to the Internal Rev.
enue Service.
She was phoning from the
palatial $4,000 Long Island
home here which she was due
to vacate soon. The house
had been auctioned off two
months ago for $47,000 to sat-
isfy unpaid mortage install
ments.
The nature of her converse
ton with the IRIS was not
learned. But when her voice
suddenly went still, police were
notified and they went to the
home and found her dead.
One of five children in the
family, Roy, jr,, IA, was with
her at the time.
Roy Campanella said his wife
had a heart condition. The
cause Of death will be deter
mined by an autopsy.
The Campanellas had beer
separated since two and a hall
years ago when Mr.. Campa-
nella went to live in a five
room apartment in Manhat-
tan's Harlem near his liquor
store.
Mr.. Campanellas baseball ca.
reer was ended by an auto &C.
cident five years ago this Mon
day. A broken neck left the
former catcher paralyzed from
the waist down and he has
been confined to a wheel chair
ever since.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Joseph WirthIin,
Mormon Leader

SALT LAKE CITY, Jan. 26
(AP).-Joseph L. Wirthlin, SO,
former presiding bishop of the
Mormon Church, died of a
heart attack at the Latter-Day
Saints Hospital yesterday. He
was stricken while at the hos
pital to visit sick friend.
Mr.. Wirthlin was the eighth
presiding bishop of the church,
serving from April 6, 1852, to
october 16, 1861.
He. was active in developing
the church's far-flung farm
and range properties in con-
nection with its welfare pro-
gram, and supervised a great
expansion in its system of hos
pitals.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
BIotters Becoming
THINGS Of the Post

WINSTON = SALEM. N. c.
(AP) "A local businessman dis
covered his 8-year-old son had
never heard OF a blotter. A
search Of both his home and Of
flee failed TO turn one UP. Then
he discovered that local stores
no longer stocked blotters.
Blotters apparently are being
blotted out by ball-point pens
and quick drying inks.
Evening star., 1963-01-26
DFatha

TIMBERLAKE. LnYE MAE. on Fri
day, January 25, 1858, at her home,
$50 Suwanee circle, Davis Island,
Tampa, Fla, LILYE MAE TIMBER
LAKE, wife OF Wesley Kent Timber
lake, daughter Of Mrs. Annie Carter
cowlss, Mrs. Fremont N. stsnse
John 4; Reginald A Carter: Mrs.
oPey oeorais ave- uHsIS sileer ssPmif sPrins Ma Ma,
where friends may visit after <
pm. Saturday parking faeilltiesl: =
Grail. in the Mausoleum at Fort
private Tampa, Fla, and Rich.
mond Va, papers please copyJ ~
TREyORRow. MARY v, On sstqE-
day. January. 20, 1893, MARY W.
BssSdsRoM Bs6ssdsR Md Of SsoHed Ssd Avon Rits sFiyi
9eorEe, c. Trevorrow, mother OF
Mrs Joseph caTbonara Of Pitts;
eSHTgh; Sargh. PaS daughter laughter Of John and
Vert Of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs
James Law OF Lockhaven, Pa. Mrs.
Ralph Dale OF Belletonte, Pa, and
John Vert, IT,, of Center Hall Pa;
TrevorTow, ir', Of Nemacolin, Pa.
Friends may call on sunday, jan
uary "a between z and $50 pm.
neral Home of Robert 4. fumphreS.
Bethesda, Md. Services and inter-
N mept piovsr, IN Pittsburgh dnS6y,nsI Pa In lieu
Bellefonte and Pittsburgh, Pa, pa
pers please eopy) 27
TROwBRIDGE, HOWARD J. On Thurs
DAY, January -. 1893, HOWARD
pL. Palmer Park. Nd, beloved hus,
oi Mr.. Raiph VI. TrowSridse and and
Mrs, Clara M. Trowbridge and
brother Of Mrs Donald Huseman,
Roger and Harold Trowbridge,
neral Home 4739 Baltimore ave.
ary 90; thence to ST MsfEsrets
Catholic Church, Seat Pleasant, Nd.
where the holy sacrifice OF the
mass will be offered for the repose
&rllRaton % Rii s0u Nsons Gem esmetsrS InierHfRs fRt
a $40 pm. IN Sunday. dSsa'' ass s0'
TYLER, MAUDE NJ. Suddenly, on FRI
ban Hospital, MAUDE NJ. TYLER
ton Tyisr, mother y Of f"s virginia irsf Srs (.
and Barbara NJ Tyler. Services
on Monday, January 2s. at S:80
Church m Bradley a. Si2d SSan; and ERisoDsl %isS61
sin ave, Bethesda Nd. Interment
oak Hill Cemetery. Please omit
vEITCH, LULA A. on Saturday, Jan.
pital; LULA A. VEITCH Of $50 North
oved Wife ' Of tha tAhTnsiSn iste Arthur ya Ss %
Veitch, mother OF J. L. wilkins,
sister Of Mrs. Margaret C. Grim
Minis, sister Mary Joseph, order
she also IS survived By six Srand. Tsid
children and one great-grandson.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd, Ariing-
%. at Q am; thence to ST. AIMS
Catholic Church, -5312 North 10th
st;, Arlington, Va, where mass
Eill be offered at 9:3O am, Reel
January 2s, at $40 pm. Inter,
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
WATERS, VALERIE v. On Thursday.
January "a. 1868, at the Washing
ton sanitarium and Hospital be-
livan and Mrs. joyce L. Bowman,
sister OF Ernest, Horace and Eugene
German. There also are two grand-
children. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254 Carroll
st NV tparking opposite), where
services will be held on Monday,
January 2S. at II am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 81
WlS0OKER, MARTIN SHEPHERD. On
sday, January "a, 1853. MAR
TIN SHEPHERD WISOOKER Of 4O9
South Cherry st., Falls Church, Va,
husband Of Dorothy Mae Wisooker
and father Of Hugh Scott and Craig
WlSooker. Friends may call at Pear
sons Funeral Home, 472 North
washington st.. Falls Church, va,
Graveside services at OakWood Gem.
etery on Sunday. January %. at
pm. "a
Evening star., 1963-01-26
Darn uf Chunks

CONTEE, EMILY. We shall forever
be Indebted to all the kind friends
neighbors and co-workers who called
served, sent flowers, cards. tele.
grams, money, trays and donated
cars at the time OF the passing OF
our beloved mother. Especially dc
we want to thank the Henry s.
Washington Funeral Home and
Father Murphy, who we're so very
helpful and kind THE FAMILY.
NICHOLSON, GERTRUDE z. wish
thanks TO the relatives, friends and
neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy extended TO me at the
passing Of my beloved wife January
Is, 1868.
ALBERT B. NICHOLSON. 27
Evening star., 1963-01-26
1rathA

ECKLoFF, JERRY EARL. OF 1922
iS5$, son ' Of iWSiliSmn m and saufrS Patricia Ga
A. Eckloff and brother of William
and Robert Eckloff Prayers at
Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 llth
ST, Sc, on Monday, January ~,
at 10 am. Interment Washinston
National Cemetery,
EICHTERsHEMER, MATHmDA. On
Friday, January 25. 1868, MA,
dress and Felix Eichtersheimer s heH OF Of
WASHINGTON, ID. c. She also is sur.
vived by. brother, sigmund Lyon
91rI, g. Tel Aviy ;,.iiT Israel And a srgsnd- Grand
ices at the c, b, doidbers g. Son
Funeral Home, 4217 9th st, NV
on Sunday, January "a, at 1880
pm, Interment King David Me-
moIr5al 96Idl Garden In mourning at
ELLIOTT. GEORGE. OF 1915 Merit
mac dr., Hyattsville, Md, on Jan
uary 25, 1868 father OF Mrs.
Ethel Hoellman, George j.. Edward
and Herbert Elliott Also survived
Chambers Funeral Home, s655
Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Md,
on Monday, January 2S. at . pm,
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
EVANS, LUCY BROOKE. On Friday,
January 25, 1868, at her residence,
$50 Richmond ST.: Manassas. Va,
LUCY BROOKE EVANS beloved wife
Of Grover c. Evans and mother OF
Mrs. Eleanor E, Eutsler She also
is survived by one sister, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Hicks Of Powhatan, Va. Friends
may call at the Baker Funeral Home,
3l4 North West St, Manassas, Va
where services will be held on sun
intermsnt Has; saPuiSs stonewal Memory 6aT. R.
den Cemetery.
FRANTZ, ELLEN DUDLEY. on Fri
ton Hospital ELLEN DUDLEY
and TaP1 np Ed%n Rqahf5 q Frshtu MF o. HEHie Ms
yern, Long Island, N, Y, and Mr..
Robert Frantz OF Chatham, ~ j.
She also is survived by seven grand.
children and six great-grandchil-
fSnsra fTsn FTsnds Ho%s mex aS 's 81 at ana hs Mds
held on Monday January 2S at
ll:So am. Interment olenwood
Cemetery. ~
GREENE, LAUREN B. on Tuesday,
january %, 1863, LAUREN B.
GREENE Of 1921 Randolph st. ne,
beloved daughter Of Laura and
Lawrence Greene, sister Of Cheryl
Y. Greene and granddaughter OF
Mf, and Mrs. Lawrence Greene and
Mrs. Lille Harrison. Also surviving
are other relatives and many
friends. After noon Sunday. friends
are invited TO call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home 1890 9th st, NV.
st. Francis De Sales Catholic
Church. Rhode Island ave. and Goth
st. ne, at 10 am. Monday, jan
ysry e: Interment Arlington Ma
GUTTMAN, NORMAN. On Thursday.
January "a. 1853, NORMAN GUTT-
H devoted d''GsTS brother Ser' o Of Mrs. Shirley
Knipp Of Baltimore. Md. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
a. Sons Funeral Home. 350l l4th
st. NV. .(parking facilities adiecenU
on SUNDAY, January ". at 10 am;
Garden. %
HARGRAvES, HARRIS c. JIMMY.
on Wednesday, January 90, 1868.
HARRIS C. HARGRAVES Of l0l04
RenfreW rd., Silver Spring, Nd, be-
loved husband Of Mary G, Har-
graves, father Of Peggy Williams,
John and James Hargrsves. Rela-
tives and friends may call at the
Collins Funeral Home, 1921 i4th st.
NV, from . to pm. and Z TO 8
pm. Saturday and Sunday. Re-
QUEEN mass at st. Bernadette's Cath
Ollie Church, Four Corners, Silver
Spring, Nd, on Monday, January
2S, at 10 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. ~
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DFatha

ANDERSON, OTIS L. on Thursday.
January "a, 1853, OTIS L. ANDER-
SON Of 80 Underwood place NV,
beloved husband. OF Mildred W.
Anderson, devoted father OF Monica
s. Anderson, and son OF Mrs. Azelie
A., Hill. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. After
pm. Monday, January 2s friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1890 9th ST. NV.
where services VIII be held At II
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. rs
ATKINSON, HERBERT. Suddenly. on
pneSdnn MpneSdnnesday, January 20. 1888 a.
Is survived By a wife, Olivia Akin.
son; four brothers. Theodore Atkin.
son OF Washington, d. c.: one sister
other relatives and many friends
hemains Remains testing AZ Horton,'
MaortuiSryi asS in5;.I 1873 Yog sgi, ST NV sun
neral services and interment on
Tuesday, January 2S, in Princeton,
~ c, 27
BARNUM, BILLIE d. on Friday. jan
300 North 32d ST., Arlington, va
BILLIE. D. BARNUM. beloved hus.
band Of Christina c, Barnum. father
Of William Douglas Of the home
brother Of Sheldon Guy Barnum,
both Of Dallas, Tex. Friends may
call a. the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901 North. Fairfax dr.. Arlineton,
ya' after ! Pm; Sunday JANUARY
January gD 90 Sn' thence tm 70 Fort Tuesdss Mssr
Chapel where services will be held
At II am. interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery with full military
honors 81
BARRETT, MABEL FRANCES. On
Wednesday January 20, 1903, al
oeorse Washington University Hos.
FRANCES BARRETT Of s2ci Co
lumeia pike ,Annandals, Va beloved
R&S'niI RSs AInseIe,iM 81 Mrs cali si snd doNMfll MN E
d Mrs Morris Khisht Of Forest S5fsSt
~ ati'liii liiiovsi Ma, and dJJoohlnl John Harvey Harvey
BAsKIN, JOSEPH. on Friday. Jan.
uary ~, 1888, JOSEPH BAsKtN
9i 3lOQ Connecticut ave- beloved
aSsssRp as1Stea iheHF q H'aFMs q sR,fn sya vSss sna
q Silver Spring Md, and Emanuel
BaAkin, He also Ia survived by q
brother Harris Baskin Of Miami
Beach, Fla four grandchildren and
live Ereat-grandehildren. Funeral
services az the Bernard Danzansky
a sons Funeral Home 1901 iith
-. NV tparklng facilities adia-
menD, on sunday january "a, at
1880 nm interment King David
Memorial Garden Memorial week,
Md. IN lieu OF flowers the family
suFgesN contributions may be made
70 the Jewish Foundation for Re-
tarded Children, 5000 % 81. NV.
"a
Evening star., 1963-01-26

FhALLAfS, JOHN W. The members
An OF Washington Council, No.
AEz-lh are notified Of the death
|ITHz Of Brother JOHN W. PHIL
NSSNZ/ LIPS, and are requested
NNW to assemble at the Lee Fu-
" neral Home, 4th ST. and
uary "a, l963,- at pm, for the
recitation Of the rosary
LEWIS j. OTTAVIANI. O. X.
RAFTER. IREDELL PAYNE. on Fri
day. January "a, 1888 at her resi-
denee. 2434 3gth st. NV, IREDELL
Case Broderiek Rafter. Friends may
call at Gawler's Chapel, wisconsin
ave. at Harrison St NV. tparElps
on premisesl. where services will
70 nn Sm on rhtsr@sSt Sn niaEt AriihEsOn w. Ns. :!
tional Cemetery. 81
ROBINSON, BERNICE S. Passed to
the Great Beyond suddenly on
Thursday, January "a, 1868, BER-
NICE s. ROBINSON Of 7Osh 18th
81. ne; She leaves 20 mourn q
Alaska one brother, Calvin s. satte-
white Of New. York; one nephew,
Calvin Statewide, other relatives
and friends, Notice OF funeral
s.. Later AArrsnsements ssy Smiths
Family may be contacted At Ii.
ROBINSON, TYRONE DOUGLAS. On
boUdLGs RoBINsoN Of Of ga SHt Sist
sF ne 4s5 M Eo'iss s. Is a.hf9 l99'rs 8
washington a. Sons.
RUSSELL, GERTRUDE p. on satur-
Charles Town Hospital, Charles
Town. W. Va, the wife OF the
late John Richard Russell and Be.
sSr s9ysd mother m Rersv ri MT Louise LoS r
ard p. Russell OF Denver. Colo.
She also is survived BY grand-
daughter and grandson, both Of
Denyer Colo 9nd one sister. Mrs
Mrs Russell was 1 member o. the
Central Presbyterian Church OF
%Sshington; n1ItS,n, D. q Funeral on Tues;
eharIesS eefhT IeGmf Town. gle W s0VIh va Samuel g.
swEETMAN. n. MORGAN. suddenly
al oeoTGstoSsh ooHEsatss UhlSsrs UhlSsTsity aoslpgGsi lgGi
r. MORGAN swEETMAN, beloved
and brother Of Joseph sWsstmsn
81 New jersey Ssy and John s'' svestmSh in
Al tine De Vol Funeral Home, e222
wisconsin ave, nv" after " noon
Saturday January %. Requiem
mass will be offered at 81. charles'
Church 1904 North Washington
blvd. Arlington, Va, on Monday,
January IS at 10 an Inter-
menl Calvary Memorial Cemetery,
Fairfax Va. 81
TAYLOR. JOSEPH A. on Friday, Jan.
vary wSalrlyv,25s 25 iasS, ,e.., a ths !s99githsTn
TRsYSitloeqRa TsYSitleqa bsIoysg baISSeiiab bu,SSsg S50sgFPA a.
late Florence b. Taylor He also
Is survived BY several nieees and
nephewt Funeral from the Bim-
mons Bros, Funeral Home, 1881
Good Hope rd. sc. parking facili.
tiesl. on Monday. January ~ al
l2tl6 pm Services At the Christ
Episcopal Church, clinton Nd, al
pm, lnterment church eeme-
terry visiting hours until y pm
THOMAS, EDWARD. y. or 8uO3 sar.
sent rda Hyattsvllle. Nd, on jan.
aarZ 2a. 1868. husband Of Camilla
Thomas, father OF Anna Marie
snd William william a Trudsau. son q
W, late Howard , Thomas brother
oi Mrs Ruth pc Lauder, Mrs stoner
Welty! Paul H. Ralph L. and Ken
neth w Thomas, Prayers AZ Cham
bers Funeral Home, SsOt Cleveland
ave, RiyeIdale, Nd, on Saturday,
January 20. AZ ! pm. Services and
lnterment Hagerstown, Nd, on sun.
day at pm. 26
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wIsOoKER. MARTIN SHEPHERD c
DEATHS
In MRntnrtant

In MRmnrtant
BARNES, ATTORNEY IRWIN. In low
ing memory Of my father my be-
/ ioved son and our brother. IRWIN
H BAKNES' nS Who VINO passed away jan
You live in our hearts with love
! DORIS E. BARNES, DAUGHTER;
MAE BARNES, MOTHER: DORIS
pgPkE, SISTER; NELLIE THEO-
DAVIS WILLIAM n. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory
Of our beloved husband and father.
WILLIAM H. DAVIS. who departed
TINS lie ten years ago today, JAM
uary 20. 1858.
Eternal rest give unto him. o Lord.
AND let the perpetual light shine
May his soul rest in peace. Amen.
DEVOTED WIFE, MARGARET;
SONS, ELLSWORTH AND PAUL.
HOLMES, FRANCES z. In loving
memory Of our dear mother and
gTandmother. FRANCES E HOLMES,
ago today. January 20. 1853.
The years may wipe out many
r,s But this they wipe out never.
The memory OF those happy days
DAUaHTER. ERIESA V VS0seIafs; cafs;oLM.
AND GRANDCHILDREN. III.
WOOD WOO H; cHTsoLM AND Err
JOHNSON. DIR. GEORGE A. In low
nEgoPmeemT US PmeemTory Of ny husband DIR.
parted this life fourteen years SSo
To-Day January 20. 1919.
Loving and kind In all his ways.
Uprlgnt and lust 10 the end Of his
,, days;
"ha' 1esptiiul memory he left
D550ySTTD 50sS5dSD WIFE, CHRISTINE
KUTTNER, JOSEPH L. In loving
memory, OF my dear husband, JO-
away seven years ago today ian
/ uary %, 1856.
/ Loved In life. remembered In death
DEVOTED WIFE, ROSE KUTTNER.s
LLOYD. GEORGE. In loving mem
9TTyov9f my husband, GEORGE
| years ago today, January %. 1850.
LovinE and happy remsmbraee win
always last.
Your life was unselfish,
And for others you lived;
Not for what you received
But Tor what you could give,
f0UR DEVOTED WIFE, NovELLA
PERRY, OLIVER n. (DoC5. A tTib-
ute OF love and devotion 10 the
OLIVER d. 1boei PERRY. Y'0IhS' Hso
today, January 90. 1881.
Loving and kind In all his ways
UpriEht and lust TO the end OF
Sincere and true IN heart and ,,,,d
Beautiful memories he left behind
DEVOTED WIPE, DELLA y PERRY
PORTER ELLIS D. In loving mem
Qry OF my devoted brother ELLIS
ID. PORTER. who entered into eter-
nal rest saturday, January 20, 1852,
Twilight and evening bells,
And after that the dark.
An9 may there be nc. sadness
DEVOTED SISTER, MRS. oENEvA
p JOHNSON
RICHARDSON, MARY D. In loving
memory OF my dear mother and
mother.in-law, MARY y RICHARD-
uary 20. 1883
Sometimes it's hard 10 understAna
why some things have 10 be,
But IN HIS wisdom, God has planned
bsyond our power 70 see
YOUR, son AND pAuoHrER.tN.
vwooobb. 81 sND MRS WILLIAM
SMITH mimo,I ELIJAH W n siissiionals
SMITH. who entered eternal rest
tSsnty-two years ago, January 2e.
MOSES AND LILLIAN.
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JOHNSON ALEXANDER sPOTTs.

WOOD. on wednesday, January %.
chusetts ave. se.. ALEXANDER s
JOHNSON. devoted husband Of
Lucy 3 johnson Also surviving are
one adopted daughter, Lucy Gilman.
one brother. Richard johnson. other
relatives and friends Remains rest
neral Home 3Olb 10Th ST. ne
fample parking faeilities). where
friends may call after pm, Sun
day, January -. After 10 an
Monday, January rs. remains will
lie IN state at the Little Ark Baptist
funeral time, at pm. the Rev.
Thomas Peyton officiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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JOHNSON. BLANCHE. On Thursaay

january "a, 1868, BLANCHE JOHN
SON Of 3s r St. NV, devoted sister
OF Earl Hamilton She also Is
survived BY other relatives and
friends After / pm. Sunday. jan
uary 27, friends may call az her
above late residence. Funeral serv-
ices will be held az l pm. Monday,
January 2s at the. Tenth Street
Bautist Church, 10th and r SITS.
NV. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. y
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HUTCHINSON. PANsY P. On Thur.

day January "a. 1898, PANsY P
HUTCHINSON, the beloved mother
q Walter E Hutchinson, sister oi Of
Kim and Mrs. Hattie Day Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros. Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Good Hope rd
Sc. (parking facilitiesl. on Sunday
January %, at 3 pm. Interment
Springs, Nd. Visiting hours until
q pm. ~
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KING, MAHALAH 3. on Tbgrsday.

Il nSf KING d ot i7sS i rRdspenaenee MSS aaHSH' ave
Sc. devoted mother Of james W.
Smith and loving sister Of Jessie
n. Mickey. She also Is survived
BY two Rrandsons James r. and
deorge T Smith; six great-grand'
law, Mrs Laura " Smith: other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting AZ the Stewart n
Stewart Funeral Home, Ola Florida
ave NV where friends may call on
SUNDAY, January -, from 3 70 10
day, January 2s, at pm. at the
Mount JeEreei Baptist Chuch, 5th
and r sts. Sc the Rev Hughes Of.
ficiating fnterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery, Procession will
form at i725 Independence ave Sc.
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PHILLIPS, JOHN W.

January a. Ises' at his fndds1ss RESIDENCE
1915 Sargent rd. ne, JOHN W
PHILLIPS, the beloved husband Of
Mrs. Mary Aline Phillips Inee Rus
selD, brother. OF Mrs. Wilhelmins
grandfather OF Mrs Rosemary
Schratweiser OF Riodel, Calf
Mr.. John Andrew Phillips and Mr
Thomas v. Phillips, both Of Wash
ington, d. c. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
ana Mass. ave. ne, until p.15 am,
Monday, January 2S, REQUIEM
high mass will be offered at ST
Anthony's Catholic Church, 18th
and Monroe SITS, ne. at 10 am.
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrematoriIIm

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FuNHRAf DIRECTORS
sth 81 and Mass Ave III $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7tOO GEORGIA AVE NV
"a a.7alt