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Bowie Sets Extra Days
For Voter Registration

Two extra voter registration
days, both with evening hours,
have been scheduled by the
town commissioners Of Bowie,
Md, in an effort TO spur more
interest in the municipalities
election eight weeks from now.
The commissioners have set
April Is. from 6 TO 10 pm, and
May 2. from 0 am. TO 10 pm,
as the final registration periods
before the june 3 election.
Both are Thursdays.
The action was taken be-
cause Of a lag In the number
OF registrants so far-only
about 1900 Of an eligible 1000
despite four previous regis
tration days. according TO Al
len Perkins. Bowie's admins
traitor.
OF special concern this year.
Mr.. Perkins noted, Is the fact
that Bowie soon win have q new
charter which increases the
size Of the governing body and
sets UP a council-manager form
OF government In place OF the
three-man board OF commits
sioners.
The vastly expanded Bowie,
which embraces the growing
Belair subdivision, win have q
new charter on May 2 unless
petitions are filed 10 put the
proposal to q referendum.
At the moment, there are no
signs that a referendum will
be involved. II takes petitions
signed by at least 20 per cent
Of the registered voters. Dead
line for filing them Is April
~.
Bowie's new charter VIII
change the town board TO q
Mayor and n four-member city
council. Three council menu
bers. all from the Belair sec
ton. viii be elected on June 3.
Bowie's first Mayor In his
tory. II the charter goes
through. thus would be Ches-
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Mrs. de Bettencourt was &C.
tive in st. Anthony's parish in
Washington and a 25-year
member Of the Third Order Of
st. Francis at the Franciscan
Monastery here.
She leaves three sons, Jo-
seph T., Of West Newton, Mass.
John NJ, Of 10607 st. PAU
street. Kensington, and Fran
els c., Of $500 Page avenue
Bethesda: a daughter, Mrs
Ellen A. Mann, of 4916 Mont
gomery lane, Bethesda; II
grandchildren and q great
grandchild.
Services will be at IL am,
Monday at the Carroll Manor
Chapel. 1922 LaSalle street
Hyattsville, with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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BundIeuder Eddie Edwards,
Helped Write Tiger Rag

NEW YORK, April IL (AP).
Edwin B. (Eddie) Edwards,
II, who organized the original
Dixieland jazz band and
helped write Tiger Rag" the
jazz classic. died Wednesday at
his Manhattan home.
Mr.. Edwards devoted prac-
tically his entire life to Jazz,
selling his bicycle as q boy in
New Orleans and using the
money to buy his first from
bone for IS.
He later played with theater
orchestras and jazz bands Of
the French quarter before 60
ing to Chicago with o band in
1916. When it broke up, he
sent for four friends and or
ganized his dixieland Jazz band.
Mr.. Edwards brought the
band to New York in 1917 and
it made a tremendous hit. play
ing regularly at Researchers
Restaurant and also being
booked for an extra show
nightly at Ziegfeld's Midnight
Follies."
The band leader. improvising
on his trombone, learned he
could make a sound that some
what resembled the roar Of a
tiger. He and the band later
got together and wrote the
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Society Of Aviation Writers, the
Association for Supervision and
Curriculum Development and
the Defense Orientation Con-
ference Association. He was a
mason Of the Scottish Rite and
York Rite and Shrine. His
honorary fraternitieS include
Phi Delta Kappa. Kappa Delta
Pi and Phi Kappa Phi.
DR.. Mehrens lived at 6l2 St
Andrews lane, Silver Spring
He leaves his wife, the former
Inez Koinzan; a son, Harold
E. Mehrens, jr., of 1905 Kincald
terrace, Kensington, Md; a
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Jean
Case, FL Paso, Tex; a brother
Kenneth, of Houston, Tex. and
a sister, Mrs. Irene Hickman,
Santa Rita, New Mex.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. Monday at the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 8434 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring. Burial will be IN
Arlington Cemetery.
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Rear Admiral Loninq,
Ex.:Novy Doctor, Dies

to Iceland and Britain when
World War II broke out and
was in London during the
''blitz." He was in charge of
establishing American bases in
Northern Ireland.
From 1914 to 1945, Admiral
Laning was on the staff of Ad-
miral Nimitz as Inspector Of
Navy Medical Activities in the
Pacific Theater. After the war,
he served in New York and
San Francisco as District Med
zeal Officer before retiring in
1916.
Joining the Virginia State
Health Department, he was
made Director of Health in
Amherst and Nelson Counties.
He retired from this work in
1855.
He was a member Of Phi
Beta Kappa, the American
College Of Surgeons, the Amer
lean Medical Association, the
Alpha Kappa Kappa Medical
Fraternity, Acacia, the Virginia
Public Health Association and
the American Legion. His deco
rations include the Legion Of
Merit and the Legion Of Honor
of Haiti.
Admiral Laning leaves his
wife. Marguerite, Of the home
address: four sons, Capt. Rich
ard Boyer Laning, USN, who
commands the atomic subma-
rine Seawolf, Of Honolulu, Ha-
wall; Comdr. Robert Comegys
Laning IN. c., USN, Of Phila-
delphia; Comdr. George Henry
Laning Is. c., USN, now
aboard the USS Long Beach,
and Capt. Edward Arthur Lam
ing. USMC. of Quantico. Va;
a daughter, Mrs. Edward Hogg
Of Hammond, La.
Also. a sister, Mrs. Serena b.
Slocum Of Green Lane. Pa; a
brother, DR.. George M. Laning
of Detroit, and IA grandchil-
dren.
Friends may call at the
Everly Funeral Home. 2l4 West
Main street, Fairfax, from 10
am. to 10 pm, tomorrow and
Sunday. Services will be held
at 2 pm. Monday at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be in
the Arlington National Gene
terry.
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music for "Tiger Rag" The
lyrics were by Harry De Costa.
After service in World War I,
Mr.. Edwards organized another
band and played at the Silver
Slipper In New York through
out the 1920s.
He performed with a number
of society bands during the
l930s and 1940s and during the
l943-4 season toured with q
reorganized Dixieland band.
His survivors include a son
and three sisters. Funeral serv-
ices will be held in New Or
leans tomorrow.
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ter Kreitzer, one Of two pres
ent commissioners whose terms
still have q year to 60. He is
board president now, which
automatically will make him
Mayor under the new system.
The other commissioner whose
term is not expiring, Mrs. Etha
l.. Mcnamara. automatically
would become the fourth men,
Der Of the new city council.
The final registration day
ties in with the effective date
Of the new charter. Mr.. Per-
kins pointed out. Those en-
rolled by then will be eligible
TO vote on June 3. when bal
loting is scheduled from z
am. TO 2 pm. he added.
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Rt. Rev. A.CoIe,
Carolina Bishop

COLUMBIA, s. c., April Il
(AP).- The Rt. Rev. C. Alfred
Cole. bishop of the Episcopal
diocese Of upper South Caro-
lima, died in Providence Hos
pital last night. He was So.
The bishop was hospitalized
February Is, following a mild
heart attack.
Mr.. Cole, a native Of WASH
ington, D. c., came to South
Carolina in 1896 as assistant
rector Of Grace Protestant
Church in Charleston. During
his two-years in Charleston he
taught for a year at the Porter
Military Academy, an Episcopal
school.
In May 1858, Mr.. Cole was
elected bishop of the Episcopal
diocese Of upper South Caro-
lima, succeeding the Rt. Rev,
John J. Gravatt. The bishop
served churches in oxford and
Charlotte. N. c., Charleston,
w. Va. and Lancaster, s. C.
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R. R. Abrumovich,
StoIin Opponent
NEW YORK. AnriI 70 "A,

NEW YORK, April IL (AP)
Raphael r. Abramovich, SO,
a leader of the Mencheviks
minority as opposed to the
majority Bolsheviks) in the
Russian Social Democratic
Party before the 1917 revolu-
ton. died yesterday in his
Manhattan home.
AS a youth Mr.. Abramovich
was a journalist and lecturer
in Russia. He adopted Abramo-
vich as a pen name while still
in his homeland. His actual
name was Rein.
Most of Mr.. Abramovich's
adult life was spent fighting
Josef Stain from abroad. He
left the Soviet Union in 1920
with the approval of Nikolai
Lenin. A few months later he
published the first issue OF
the Russian Socialist Courier
in Berlin.
With the rise Of Hitler In
1888, he fled to Paris, where
he continued to publish the
Courier. He left Paris for New
York in 1910. He resumed
editorship of the Courier here
in l94l with the aid Of David
Dubinsky. president Of the In
ternational Ladies Garment
Workers Union, and other labor
groups.
In l949, Mr.. Abramovich
helped establish q union for
the liberation Of the peoples
Of Russia, an amalgam of Rus
sian emigres seeking to over
throw the Soviet regime.
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DR.. Mehrens, 81, Writer
And Aerospuce Educator

DR.. Harold E. Mehrens. "a.
sometimes called the dean of
the movement to integrate
Yaerospace education into school
curriculums, died Of cancer
yesterday at Washington Hos
pital Center.
At the time Of his death the
widely known educator and au-
thor was editorial consultant
and curriculum specialist for
Educational Services, contract
operator of the National Aero
nautics and Space Administra-
ton space mobiles. The space
mobiles visit schools with aero
space educational programs.
DR.. Mehrens had been direc-
tor of the Editorial and Cur
riculum Division at National
Headquarters Of the Civil Air
Patrol from 1855 to 1860, and
program specialist for civil de-
Tense education with the United
States Office of Education from
1860 to 1862.
A former classroom teacher
and administrator, DR.. Meh-
rens became interested in avia-
ton in 1899 while at Eastern
New Mexico College, where he
was head Of the English de-
partment. AS a member Of a
Portales, N. Mex. flying club,
he accumulated 800 hours of
flying time. He was q colonel
in the CAP.
In 1910 he conducted the
ground-school courses of the
Civil Aeronautics Administra-
tons Civil Pilot Training Pro-
gram, and in 1912 went with
the agency as supervisor of
ground-school courses at Okla
homa City. In that capacity he
prepared Institutional material
in navigation and meteorology
and qualified for all seven Of
the ground-school ratings.
During an ll-year career
with the agency he served as
supervisor and deputy director
Of its educational program.
In 1851, he received the
Frank G. Brewer Trophy for
outstanding contributions to
the education of youth in avia-
ton. His other awards include
the Certificate Of Superior
Achievement from the Com
merce Department. He wrote
several books on aviation and
space.
DR.. Mehrens was a graduate
Of New Mexico State Teachers
College, Silver City; New Mex
leo Normal University, Las
Vegas, and the University of
Southern California, Los An
geles, where he received his
decorate in education in 1897.
He was regarded as the faith
er of the National Aviation Ed
ucation Council, and was a
member Of the International
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Rear Admiral Richard Henry
Laning (M.C) USN, Ret, whose
35-year Navy career included a
tour of duty as instructor at
the Naval Medical School here,
died Of a heart attack Tuesday
in the Quantico (Va0 Naval
Hospital.
Admiral Laning, 70. had been
i'll since suffering a stroke last
year. His home was In AM
herst, Va.
Born in Osaka, Japan, he was
the son of DR.. Henry Laning of
Mclean, N. Y. and the former
Belle Tevis Niche of Char
lottesville, Va.
Admiral Laning was gradu-
ated from Kenyon College in
Ohio in 1904 and the University
Of Michigan Medical School in
1908. After internship and res
licences, he moved to Tacoma,
WASH, where he practiced surg
cry until 1911, when he decided
to go to Alaska. He changed
his mind, joined the Navy, and
began a career which led him
from the mountains Of Haiti to
the Yangtze River and spanned
two world wars.
After graduating from the
Naval Medical School, Admiral
Laning was sent to join the
crew Of the gunboat USS New
York, which patrolled the Yang
TIE River to protect American
interests. His specific job was
to serve lonely missionary hos
pitfalls along the river.
During his Oriental tour OF
duty Admiral Laning made
many scientific observations OF
local diseases. His studies on
the incubation period Of schis-
toSomiasis led to his appoint
ment in 1915 as instructor in
tropical diseases at the Naval
Medical School here.
In 1917 Admiral Laning mar
ried Marguerite Comegys Boyer
in New York.
During World War I, then
1t. Comdr. Laning served
aboard the USS South Caro-
lima. From 1922 to 1926, he
was in Haiti with the Service
d'Higiene.
After various assignments
aboard ship and In this coun-
try, Admiral Laning was sent
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Jon Pupudimitriou

ATHENS. Greece, April 10
(AP).-Jon Papadimitriou, SO,
director-general Of the Greek
Antiquities Department, died
last night. He was in charge
Of archaeological diggings at an
Gent Greek sites and wrote
several books on archaeological
discoveries in Greece.
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Glasses in Spanish

Glasses in Spanish CONVERSE
ton at the beginners and in
termediate levels will begin
Monday in the Central Branch
YMCA as part Of the Adult
Education Program.
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William v. Lawson

Los ANGELES. April IL
AP).-William Vaughn Law
son, 81, Of Danbury. Conn.,. re-
tired executive CT the National
Association of Manufacturers,
died Wednesday after q long
illness. Mr.. Lawson, former
Washington correspondent for
the Chicago Tribune and pub
lie relations director for the
National Recovery Administra-
ton. had served as assistant
to the NAM president for I6
years.
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GarhH nf ThankH

the late HAtWiTHi c. WILEY VII ES% Rishe es
70 express Its sincere thanks and
deep appreciation to the officers
and members Of the Zion Hill Bap-
fist Church, the many relatives.
sages Of coincidence and floral trib-
utes during their recent bereavement
HIS LOVING WIFE, MARION r.,
WILEY, AND CHILDREN,
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. NhskuM Hsac
Friday, April II, 1868 SDSA0ssSS
DrathH

WOOD, MARGARET NJ. OF 1901 JEFF.
ferson ST., Hyattsville, Md, on April
10, 1868, sister OF Charles D. Wood
OF St; Marys City, Md. Four nieces
at Chambers Funeral Home, 1901
Cleveland ave, Riyerdale, Nd. on
Friday. April 10, at 8 pm. Funeral
services in st. Michaels Catholic
Church, Ridge, Nd, on Saturday,
April 10, at II am. Interment 81.
Michaers Cemetery.
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SMITH. WALTER. suddenlv

Wednesday, April 10. 1865. WALTER oR
SNxi1 10, q 81 T s.: nv. the be-
son Of AISLE Lee smith and bTothes
Of Martha Howard, Mary Hancock,
Allie Mae Rose, Effie Little and
John Smith. He also is survived
BY other relatives and many friends.
Alter pm. Friday, April i2.
5pangler Funeral Home, SEA Sth
81 ne, where services will Be
held on Saturday, April 10, at
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial
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REIDELBACH. MARIA sOMMA.

Wednesday. April 10, 1868, al Rich
mond; Va, MARIA soMMA REfDEL-
BACH, wife Of the late John Al
Spert Rsidslbaeh, sr. and mother Of
Calf. John Albert, IT,, Of AlexSn,
dria; Va, and Charles T. Reidel6ach
Of Richmond, Va. sister OF Mrs.
Basil e. Fowler, Mrs. Ray A. Hurt
and Bernard N. somma. Friends
Funeral Home, Richmond. Va
where services will be held on satur.
day.. ,April IS, at 10 am, Me-
mortal mass at st. Benedicts Cath
Ole Church. Richmond. Va, on Mon
gay. April Is, at 10 am, Interment
MOUNT calvary Cemetery. Rich
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOUR girLs AT PORT LINCOLN
HFAbONABlE OFFER ACCEPTED
4 SITES q the beautifully land
aeaped older section OF Fort lin
coin Call uN, t-O2O3'
FOR sALE--.site No. 3. lot $3.50, block
D. FORT Lincoln Cemetery, price,
LUZ FRANCIS W. HILL, Trustee,
FoRT LINCOLN, Garden OF GOOD
ehepnnerd--2 sitesi reasonable. VIZ.
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK-Pam-
ss s bha or ssSS oi,, 70 TSgtsca 500
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nHISp SasSEh Ap Fl g. g. 1857 sgd3 %R
son st., HyattsVille. Nd, beloved
husband Of katharine M. Baird and
father Of Franeelia Elliott and WAL
Ter =, Baird. ir. He also is sur
yived by eight grandchildren. Rela-
Funeral Home. 4730 Baltimore blvd,
Hyattsville, Nd, after z pm. Thurs
DAY, April IL. where services will
be held on Saturday. April Is. al
iI;5O am, Interment Fort Linz
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MURRAY, PAIL p On Tn,

hPTil D. 1863 Paul r r Murray Murray,
Sally Stock Murray, brother OF
Michael and Peter Murray, Mrs
John Peck and Mrs. Raymond Rup-
pert, ir. Relatives and friends
may call at 1885 Warren ST, NV,
on Thursday and Friday. Services
at st. AIMS Church, 400 Wiscou-
sin ave. NV, on Saturday, April
~ at 10 am. Interment st,
the family suggests donations 10
the American Cancer SociefY. 10
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ANDERSON, ELLSWORTH NIyDORF

suddenly, on Wednesday, April 10,
1906. ELLSWORTH NIXDORF
ANDERSON Of Plum Point, Nd, be-
loved husband Of the late Elsie
ssoper ANDERSON father Of z. Nix
Lane and brother OF Arthur b.
Anderson. Mrs. Pierce Hayes and
Mrs. Noella Breeder. -Four grand
children also survive. Friends may
call at the Hutchins Funeral Home.
Owings. Nd. Funeral services on
s saturday, A A.thoI -; 1893; a. the
Point, Nd, at 2 pm. Interment
in adjoining cemetery. 10
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UHgO ~ Lula MAJ. On Thurs-
9 gay, april II. 1853; AZ the Mont
NV qR SsosEe a af Balton IGbA
Nd. wife OF the late William b
oroomes, mother OF ". Kenneth
qroomes and sister OF Mildred
ksuIM cclintoek. Jonathan Sandy
She also is survived by five Ersnd.
children and eight great-grandchii-
dren. Friends may call al the
Francis H. Barber Funeral Home,
Leytonsville, Nd, where services
WI pc held on saturday April
~ ~ pm. Interment Rockville
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sTARKEY, BESSIE BROOKEs

TUESDAY. April 0, 1858, BESSIE
BRoOKEs sTARKEY Of 4254
Everett ST.. Kensington. Nd. be-
loved wife. Of the late James starkey,
mother Of Mrs. Mary 3. Bennett,
mrs Elizabeth B. RoeheI, Robert
starkey; sister Of Mrs. Nellie n
hendry. She also is survived By
Twelve. grandchildren. Friends are
invited to call at the Colonial Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
hoekvile. Nc where services VIII
lO:5O am. Interment Rockville
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HALL s SRAG GsI 2; On Me- MDcgndAy, APssn
MANY YSS St sou niw; s shs I: survived 6y
ssll al the jarvis chape yi'eq 4sS g
be held At the Metropolitan A. nj
z. Church. 1918 NJ ST. NV, on
I SssgT6sy, I A.priI "a q am.
terry
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DOWNELL, ROGER r. Members O

DRoPIOwsKI, REV. PETER. On
thursday, April II, 1858, at his
REV, PETER DROPIOWSKi, be-
loved husband OF Kamila Dropiow-
ski, father OF Mrs. Gather War
field OF Rockville Md. and Joseph
Dropiowski Of Baltimore, Nd.
Friends may call at the Tyson
Montgomery ave. Rockville pike,
Rockville, Md. where services will
be held on Saturday, April IS, at
II am. lnterment Rockville Gene
terry.
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SHRL2ND s. S, i FERau q Ssshn BELOVED wed
husband of Margaret M Ferguson,
father Of Garland s. Ferguson III
and William B. Snow, and brother
Hartford. N. c, He also IS survived
by -four grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Money a King Funeral
Home, III Maple ave. west, Vienna,
va. Services will be held on Satur-
day, April 10, at 1880 am. Crave
SIDE services, Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Washington, d. c.
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Ia, 1868, IDA 4. TSSTGEhSSiNa ! SeI HPsII
wife Of the late John r. Quinn and
Mother MSrasrst o. John ma0i 2 Quinn: o.. and
friends, may call at the Collins
Funeral Home. 1921 l4th st. NV,
from 2 TO 4 pm. and z TO o pm
Friday. Saturday and Sunday, Re
a niem mass AZ Carroll Manor Chapel,
on Monday, April rs. at Id am
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery.
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THOMAS R. IRWIN. W. M.
FRED N. BOOTH. secretary. Il

GERTRUDE w. (GINGRR)
ON wednesday, April 10. 1858, al
n nsE FsMsiRs MISS dEkT ftG pMEinsEOOa r RI
John r. Greet. She also Is sur.
vived By her mother. Mrs. Ger
trude Weaver; her aunt. Mrs. Carl
bel Card. Friends may cali at
HysonR's Funeral Home, 1900 N
81. NV, where services will
1890 am. Interment Union Gene.
terry, Leesburg, Va. i'd
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POOLE. ELMoRE. suddnnlr. nn snn

day, April Z, 1868, al City Hos
pital, New York, ELMoRE POOLE
olVS Lakeland I'd, College Park,
Pruitt and Mrs. Clemy Johns; one
brother. Willie Poole one Rrand-
mother. Mrs. Jessie Bell; four nieces,
a devoted friend, Mrs. Gertrude
BROOKS, and many other relatives
ana friends. After pm, Friday.
April IL, friends may cali at his
above late residence. Funeral serv-
ices on Saturday, April 10, at .
pm, at the Embry Methodist Church,
Lakeland, Md, the Rev. Robert Ii
Chapel Cemetery, Muirkirk. Nd 10
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WILLIAM A. JORDAN, Secretary

MOORE, WILLIE. On Tuesday April
Hospital WILLIE H ooRE o 81 asa
Gresham place NV. He leaves 10
mourn devoted sister, Mrs. Alberta
Barnes: two brothers and a. host
OF friends. Services will be held
AZ the Universal Funeral Home,
SIG st. ne. on Saturday, April
~, at ! pm, Interment will be
IN Lincoln Memorial Cemtery, -
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MEGARY, EDWARD J. On wsdnssdsv

April 10. 1868, EDWARD j. ME-
GARY, beloved brother OF Margaret
M, Boulder, Leo H. Megary and
Gertrude craner Friends may call
* the Robert a. Mattingly Funeral
facilities). where prayers viii be
offered on Saturday. April ~. al
pm. Relatives and friends in
yited, Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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EDWARDS, CHARLES TACEY. {

tT SfiRfii T HP5is sDwlAgSSp5s. a Ms
81 years, Of 1912 Montague St.
NV. Funeral services will be held
az Hysong'S Funeral Home, 1900
N ST. NV" on Saturday, April 10,
at pm. Relatives and friends
are invited TO attend. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery.
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"tnRs MAJ s.s % ADsI Il Il. loss. ts sRSE
Of Mrs. Charles s. Bohn and Ken.
meth A. Of Denver, Colo. He also
y survived By four grandchildren
AZ Chamber Funeral Home. 400
Shapln g, NV, on Saturday, April
~: al pm. Interment Rock
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RAMEY, JOHN WESLEY, On Friday
April ~. 1868, JOHN WESLEY
RAMEY Of 1851 Crescent place NV.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments by Latney's Funeral Home,
1881 Oeorgia ave, NV
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MEGAKY, EDWARD J. Officers and

f. members OF Bricklayers'
hT.l I HniSR 3 30 G. l. 90, Of S %asn;
Hin" notified OF the death OF
HlUU EDWARD j. MEGARY
lie Hw Funeral from the Rob-
muu. ert A. Mattingly Funeral
Al.l|AAM Home, 1871 18th st. Sc,
on Saturday, April 10, 1868, at
l pm. Interment Mount Oliyet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-04-12

ANDREWS, CALVIN. On Tuesday,
L st, Sc, CALVIN ANDREWS, de-,
voted husband Of Elsie Andrews and
Nellie Ross, Jessie Green saTah
Dudley, Alberta Lesesne, Harriet
Andrews and John F. Ross. He
also leaves other relatives and many
friends. Friends may call after
q pm; Friday, April 12, at the
BOYD Funeral Home. 522 sth St.
pm. Saturday, April IS, with
the Rev. Earl w. Brent officiating.
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Park.