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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

OLDS 50 4-dr. hrdtp., auto. trans /,
p.s.s .p.b.s T. and h. Wv, like new
finish, immac. cond., Sl.11s or
make offer, eAq-5lle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27
LEE D. BUTLER

0LDSM0BILE go 'sss" A-dr. sedan.
white, complementing interior. DOW.
er steering and brakes, Sl,395.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

oLDs "a 2-dr. hrdtp., sl2s. 80 Old
body, S3S. Also Ford and ON
trans, plus gas station equipment,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

MERCEDES 500 A-dr. sedan. 1854.
AMIN radio, heater. Sunrod. 4
new tires and battery. Plush IN
terror incl. refinished wood panel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

LINCOLN IS Premiere Cps., an
power, good cond-s reasonable. SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

BID q K Sts. NV. 638-7069
RAMBLERS 1858. Closed Sunday,
let's all 60 TO church, L. p. SAT-
FORD, INC, Silver Spring, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

OLDS 20 station wagon, air cond. 1,
p.s.s p:6., 7. and h w.-w.s excel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

LINCOLN IS hdtp., beautiful car.
excellent condition. al power, lStl
eos IN RTc1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

OLDS 81 Super "ss" BIT, fuiiy
EQUIP. excel; cond., win demon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-27

LINCOLN SO 4-d00r. good cond.,
make offer. 25O1 14th st. NV.
uaz Efaffnr
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Glebe
Auto Market

PONTIAC 80 Ventura 4-door hard
top, automatic transmission, radio
and heater. Power steering, power
brakes, new Goodyear Double Ea-
gle tires. This Is the eleanest car
in town! sl,5Ss.
Navajo times., 1963-01-17

The American Automobile As
sociation reports that drivers
licenses are being revoked in the
United States at the rate of six
hundred a day. That number seems
modest. Many motorist. reflect
ing on the bad driving observed on
any street. may think that in any
large city six hundred licenses
could properly be revoked any day.
Omaha World-Herald.
Navajo times., 1963-01-17

It's not time that makes one old
Not years, but how one lives them,
For time can be of purest gold:
Their meaning S what we give them.
Ken RaSmuS IN
Navajo times., 1963-01-17
The Little Things

Before us lies another year
Which seems long array
Of all the seasons and the months
And weeks that pass away.
But years are made of days. you
know,
And days are made of hours:
The longest walk is made of steps
AS raindrops make the showers.
Navajo times., 1963-01-17

And great things come from little
things:
From seeds the forests grow,
From drops of water come the
brooks
And then great rivers flow.
And God can take our little tasks
Navajo times., 1963-01-17

And multiply the seeds
Of loving kindness and of toll
To great and mighty deeds.
---Marie L. Olson
(From the Scrapbook of Ray
Zaner, The Poet Scout)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Mrs. Emerson, IA,
Native of District

Mrs. Ernest Eugene Emerson,
"A, q lifelong Washington area
resident. died yesterday at her
home, 4406 Tuckerman street,
University Park, Md, after a
long illness.
Mrs. Emerson, the former
Lillian Mitchell, was born in
the District and moved to
Maryland as a child. She was
a 1905 graduate Of the old
Business High School in WASH
ington.
She was a charter member
Of the Birmingham Chapter No.
rs Of the Eastern Star, and a
member Of the Past Matrons
and Past Patrons Association
Of Southern Maryland and of
st. Johns Episcopal Church,
Beltsville.
Mrs. Emerson leaves her
husband. Of the home address;
a son, E. Clifton, also of the
home address; q sister. Mrs.
Susie A Gormley. Of College
Park. Md, and one grandson.
Services viii be at IL am.
Monday at the Gasch Funeral
Home, 1889 Baltimore avenue,
Hyattsville, with burial in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22

Under Mr.. Campbell's direc-
ton, warnings against the
medicines use were published
in newspapers, broadcast by
radio, telephone and word-of-
mouth, until. after weeks OF
feverish labor, all but six fluid
ounces of the fatal drug had
been recovered and destroyed.
Mr.. Campbell had begun
campaigning in 1888 for re-
vitalization Of the original Pure
Food and Drug Act. The cam
paign eliminated in the Fed
eral Food. Drug and Cosmetic
Act of 1888.
Approved Cosmetics
He never used any cosmetics
himself, but he didn't mind If
others did. Bless their hearts, /"
he said. "If the women Of
America want them, I'm for IT,"
Mr.. Campbell was a native of
Knox County, KY, and a Phi
Beta Kappa graduate Of Ken
lucky State University in 1902,
He received a law degree from
the University Of Louisville
three years later.
He was a member Of the
University Club here and OF
the Washingt on Golf and
Country Club until he moved
to Orlando upon his retire.
ment.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer May Lambert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
james {. Jarvis,
Tennessee Editor

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Mar.
20 (AP).-James E. Jarvis. 81,
managing editor Of the Chat
tanooga Times since 1897, died
today in a hospital after q brief
illness.
Mr.. Jarvis was stricken with
influenza last week. His physi-
clan said he was admitted to
the hospital after contracting
pneumonia and apparently died
in his sleep Of a heart attack.
He was a member Of the As
ISOLATED Press Managing Editors
Association and served on the
board Of directors in 1851, when
he was national chairman Of q
special committee which made
a study of the Associated Press
sport report.
He married Media Miller In
Chattanooga. She survives, with
two children, David z. Jarvis,
20. a student at the University
of Virginia, and Susan Gail
Jarvis, 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Mrs. KiIIick, 81,
Writer'S Widow

Mrs. Mayme q. Killick, 81,
widow Of Arthur =. Killick,
Kansas City Star columnist
died Wednesday at Carroll Hall,
Kensington, after q long ILL.,
ness.
Mrs. Kilick, q native OF
Hayes County, Kars., moved to
Kansas City as a girl, and
came to Washington In 1947
to live with her son, John, the
executive secretary Of the Ma
tional Independent Meatpack-
ers Association.
Besides her son, Of II East
Melrose street, Chevy Chase,
Mrs. Killick leaves q sister
Mrs. Clara Mace, Of Hutchin-
son, Kans., and three grand
children.
Memorial services will be al
IL am, Monday at the Pun
phrey Funeral Home, 1857 Wis
consin avenue, Bethesda.
The family requests that ex-
preston Of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions TO char
ity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Maj. Ferris, 43,
Secretary Dulles
Personal Pilot

Maj. Thomas j. Farris
USAF, retired, who was per.
sonal pilot for Secretary Of
State Dulles for two years ane
had lived in Springfield, Va
for eight years, died Of a heart
attack Wednesday in the De-
Witt Army Hospital at Fort
Belvoir. He was 43.
After graduating from high
school in his native McAlester
Okla, Mai. Farris enlisted In
the Army in 1910 and was later
commissioned a pilot in the Ali
Force In 1943.
During World War II, he
served as q flying instructor In
this country. After the wal
Mai. Farris was stationed in
Hawaii, Alaska and the Pacific
where he flew Bits, B-2ss and
B-29s.
Moving to the District in
1855, Maj. Farris flew fol
Secretary Dulles and retired in
1858. Since then he had beer
employed by the U. s. Army
Material Command here.
A member of the First Bap-
fist Church in Springfield, Va.
Maj. Farris lived at 1901 Laven.
der lane In Springfield. He was
interested in school problems
and spent time with the Local
Little League baseball teams.
Mai, Farris leaves his wife
the former Jeanne Marie Nc
MANS, two sons, James w.
who Is a sophomore at the
University Of Virginia and
John David. and two daugh-
ters, Linda j., and Janet L., all
Of the home address.
Friends may call at the
EVERY w h e atley Funeral
Home. 1900 West Braddock
road, Alexandria. Funeral serv-
ices will be held at 2 pm,
Monday at the Arlington Gem
etery Chapel. Burial win be in
the Arlington National Gem
etery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Walter 6. Campbell,
First FDA Chief, Dies

Walter @. Campbell, an early
leader in uncovering health
frauds and the first Commits.
sioner Of the Food and DruG
Administration, died Wednes.
day In Orlando, Fla. He was IS
His career IN fighting i'm.
pure food and drugs began ir
1907 when he came to Wash.
ington to aid DR.. Harvey Wiley
who was responsible for the
first pure food law In 1905.
AS zone Of DR.. Wiley's boys,
he was made chief inspector fol
enforcing the pure food law
and in 1927 was named CHIEF
Of the Food and Drug Agency
when 1t was created as part OF
the Agriculture Department.
In 1910 the agency was
transferred to the Federal Be-
curity Agency, and Mr.. Camp
bell was named Commissioner
where he served until his re-
tirement In 1914.
Hard-FOught Battles
At the time Of his retire.
ment. he recalled some hard
fought battles with congress
sional lobbyists and tragedies
stemming from uncontrolled
drugs.
One such tragedy was in
1887, when scores of persons
were killed by a panacea con-
cocted from the newly discov-
cred sulfa drugs" Laboratory
technicians. executives, clerks
and anyone else who was avail
able was pressed into the race
against the spread Of the fatal
medicine.
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Rev. Arthur o. Helm,
Lutheran Clergyman

CATION, Mass, Mar. %
(AP)-The Rev. Arthur o,
Helm, 70, a Lutheran clergy
man and former president OF
the New England Conference Of
Luther Leagues. died Wednes-
day at his home. He was a
trustee Of Upsala University,
his alma mater.
The retired minister held his
first pastorate at Minot, N. Oak.
He also served churches in Chi
cago, Washington, d. c.: Ber-
genfield, N. j.; Wichita, Kans. 4;
Haverstown, Pa; Racine, Wis,
and others In Massachusetts,
and Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
Gen. A. Owen Seaman, 86,
Quurtermuster Veteran

Brig. Gen. A. Owen Seaman,
USA (retired), q former assist
ant Quartermaster general Of
the Army here. died Wednes-
day at Walter Reed Hospital
after q short illness. He was So.
Gen. Seaman, q native Of
Greenville, Ill, enlisted in the
Army In 1898 and served in the
Philippines, China, Puerto Rico
and the Texas border patrol
before coming to Washington
during World War I.
In 1918 and 1919 he was with
the Motor Transport Corps,
winning q Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal for his work in
standardizing motor vehicles
for the Army.
In 1890, Gen. Seaman was
named chief Of the Supply Di-
vision, Militia Bureau, here,
where he served until 1894.
After two years In Baltimore,
he returned as assistant quar-
termaster general and re-
manned in that position until
his retirement in 1910.
From 1e41 to le47, Gen. Sea-
man acted IS quartermaster of
the United States Soldiers
home In Washington.
He was q former Grand Par
amount Of the Military Order
Of the Cardiac, an organiza-
ton Of veterans Of the Philip
pine Instruction; q Mason and
q Shriner and q former treas
urer Of the Army and Navy
Club.
Gen. Seaman leaves his wife
Florence L. Of 1879 Columbia
road NV, the home address:
a son, Maj. Gen. Jonathan o.,
commander Of the 9Th Army
Corps, Battle Greek. Mich, and
two grandchildren.
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Dr.. w. |. BurthoIdi

MINNEAPOLIS, Mar. %
(AP).-Dr. Wendell L. Bar
tholdi. 81, professor Of dentis-
try at the University Of Min
nesota. died yesterday. DR..
Bartholdi earned his masters
degree at Minnesota in 1886
and then taught at Rhode
Island State College and wyo-
ming University. He returned
to Minnesota for his doctor Of
dental sciences degree in l946.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-22
ViraiI {. GunIoek. 81

CHICAGO. Mar. % (AP). -
Virgil e. Gunlock. 81, chair
man Of the board Of the Chi
cago Transit Authority, died
yesterday after suffering a
heart attack 10 days ago. The
Chicago Transit Authority is a
public corporation which oper-
ates the city's bus, subway and
elevated railway lines.
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Services win be at 10 am
Monday at Fort Myer Chapel
with burial in Arlington Gene.
terry.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy be In
the form Of contributions to
the Shriners' Hospital for Grip
pied Children, in care Of Almas
Temple, 1915 K street NV.
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Dfatha

Tuesday. " As!eh 10. S ISss. q tS Rss
Nd WALTER TERRY Of 91s shep:
hero 81; nv. beloved husband Of
two dsashters, Annie Parker and
Alvinnie Terry; two sons, Wilbur
children, other relatives and friends.
oTFr Friends e may "a can es a ssr Is: O Misa
Funeral Home. 900 9Th st, NV.
Funeral services on Saturday. March
q. at ~ noon. at the Way Of the
Cross cross Church q Christ 400 VIZ:
Officiating, Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 20,22s
THOMAS, EsTELLE Z. on Thursday
THOMAS Of saiT9 ibth blaze &c.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange7
ments By Jarvis.
TILLETT, HATTYE NJ. on Thursday,
March 81, 1868, HATrYE NJ TIL
LETT OF 1898 Blaine st. ne. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements By
WALKER. CARRIE. Suddenly, on
Sysixf REs bs beloved s II e Ms ARSsE
Walker, q. and sister Of Mrs.
bReysrs9 Jenkins and Mrs, Mary
six grandchildren, five Great-grandJ
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
Malvan a schey, Inc, Morticians.
wHALIN. ANNA O, On wednesday,
March 20, 1898, ANNA q. WHALiN
q SAL Grove st., Silver Sprlng,
Wbslinp eiGyed m VIE o. Charles y;
Whaiin and Miss charia O. WhSiin,
sister Of Mrs, Josephine Little and
si IS setty her Myers rsrsr, she also
Mrs. John W. Gage. Relatives and
Home, !7sS SsitI%OfHsA i ave.. E Hsstts!
Mare afch M 81, a nSsIl Pm; T EayT,Ssy
March 80: thence to IF Fort sa Linsoin
Mausoleum Chapel. where SERVICES
p HiII % held at 10 am syg5ial
March iP, 1868. CHARLES VII.
saHss his Is d tsds Tan is y n Hu Nae Z:
Allen, Clifton Allen and Mrs. Hem
rletta Perrows Also surviving are
i nn9 franz, EIEsnSGehildaT,sn other relatives
Johnson \ jenkins m Funeral ssli Il Home me-
!gnsrs os :sEsls.. win SS s. held sAs os
Saturday, March %. At nm
terry.
YAKERsoN, JOSEF. suddenly, on
YAKERsoN. beloved father Of Ms.
Patricia Snyder OF Silver sprins,
Nd. re also is survived By five
grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren. Funeral services al
the Bernard Dan1ansky a sons
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th a. NV.
parking facilities adiacent), on Fri-
day. March %, at 10 noon. Inter-
mortal week. sol East Frankiin ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd. Please omit
YOUNG, BLANCHE. On sunday.
March "a. 1868. at the DIS.
trIet General Hospital. BLANCHE
| YOUNG. devoted wife of the late
5llas Young. She leaves 4 devoted
iriendb, Lorraine Tubman. and a
most OF other friends. Friends may
Gan At the Universal Funeral Home,
40 II st.. ne, on Friday, March
ETiendsTip Baptist cS sTTiSs' ,s q ma sns
March q. W the q Rev P B. II s WSI,iSyy'
pastor. Interment Lincoln Memorial
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DrathH

ATHERToN. LELAND THOMAS. On
National Institutes Of Health, LIZ.
LAND THOMAS ATHERTON Of l44h
Otis place NV husband Of MARY
Thelma Atherton. father Of Leland
Thomas L.; Ronala : and pcgs aa.
1ay I'm w''s osv.I esrs essp. w,a.
eonsll ave. Al Harrison 81. nv,
tparklna on premiseal. Mass viii
be offered at the Blessed saera-
ment Catholic Church, western ave
snd eussada g. NV. on Tuesday
family requests that sxpressions d
sympathy be made IN the form o.
eentIieutions TO their fayesit'
ATKINS, WILLIAM J, on wednesday
March 2O. 1858, Al the wgshington
H9sEital Ce1tsr, WILLIAM y. AT.
yer epring, No, husband Of chlos
s,ASss iR t;s sR:. ro iSsn y + s sns
tls stfSns and Eari Il. AtEins
There also are four grandehiidrsn
Mt. Atking rests at the Warner 3
Pumphrey Funeral Home. s434 oeor.
s ,lyi ss'' Wi si''B sTS.iR NJ vS Hs:,:
March q. at pm. Iparfins iseili.
lssl Friends may visit 81 The
Additional service on Monday. March
Ss;n,s,s., oma.m n, iLonsassr.
tsTmsnt Medina cemstery. SAkron,
S Sslc, s soS, S'''illOn' Ohio papers
BowsHER, ANNA BARTLErT, On
Wednesday,. March 20, 1893. Al
her rssldsnes, 10000 oeorala ave,
MhsAl2n, Nd, ANNA BARTLETT
sister. Ella d. sehuis 81 whsaten,
MOI. q niece. Mrs. Marie newiel
william NJ wsiiss n Tskema ferk'
Md. gerylesl AZ the ". Hines
NV. on Saturday, March %. at
i.rnssSSfi' CEDAR r1Rli os s%ss:rs. IN
BROWN. CHARLEs. On Tuesday
Qi 1913 eth II, NV, husband 81
Mrs, Ethel Brown. ne also leaves
y mourn their. loss tive sisters-ln-
law, Mrs, Fannie Warnser and Mrt
Geraldine whithead OF New Yofk
CITY 4 devoted friend, the Rev.
and friends After s pm. Friday,
March %, friends may call AZ the
Msrris a. Garter 4 GO, funsfal
Saturday, March ~, At 1 !, m, II
The Norihwesl Btuiah baptist
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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Announcements Of
services ~ chambers
In MFnturtaitt

BELCHER, WILLIE L. In loving mem
Dry OF my husband and our dear
tatHer, WILLIE L. BELCHER, who
psssea away Two years ago today.
In that blessed land called Heaven,
I pray we once more be
United as we were on earth.
-. WIFE AND CHILDREN.
CoOMBS, ARTHUR WALLACE. In low
ms memory OF our devoted husband
9nS nssther. ARTHUR WALLACE
years ago today, March 22, 1851.
Merciiul Lord Jesus. give him ever.
lasting rest.
Anniversary mass at st. Bar
WIZ AND CHILDREN.
DEADMYLER, .1AMIE 3. In loving
m nesnMDTy Of ogr wife and mother,
away eleven years ago today Narch
%, 1852.
We think OF her today.
Hestlng' sleeping, Just away:
Resting where no shadows fan.
IN perfect peace she awaits US ali.
HARRIS, ANNIE I. In loving mem
sIsndmotSsr. ANNIE {. 0'f HARR snc
Nno passed away twenty-ons years
ago To-Day, March 90, 1912.
Just a thousht Of sweet rsmsm-
.,,, Jus. . memory sad and true;
JUST the love and sweet devotion
" ones who think Of you.
DAUGHTER. ELLEN JENKINS: SON.
E05ERI ~ WILLIAMS: GRAND.
SIN. ROBERT G. JENKINS.
JUGGiNs, RHODA. A tribute OF love
SlH Sne memory emory q our dear mother,
seven years ago, March 20, 1855.
your spirit In eternity
ttanscends the Sounder sleep,
Ah9 IKE magnet draws uI on
OuI rendezvous TO keep.
- SON AND DAUGHTERS.
MILLS, ANNIE n. In memory Of our
SrsatI Sis; mosher. srandmethsr and
MILLS. who died March 90. 1858.
rave years have now gone By,
I'VE VII always remember that day
Wnen God called down from Heaven
And took you away.
Oh how much We miss you,
srsIyone VIII know,
For Nom. you meant the world 70 IA,
Because we loved you 90.
Sadly missed By
SRAND66GtoHRf4kRRos 4 TfEEEIx AND
STEIN HENRY CHARLES. "a ISI61I.
% henry CHARLES sTEIN, LOVING
nuspand and father, who left ~
ssehisSa- IISo years ago today. March
WIFE. HATTIE, AND SON, ELMER.
TAYLOR, HARVEY (ULTiEJ, sT. m
memory q our father and gfaua.
tstner. HARVEY (ULLIEI TAYLOR,
y. who passed away ten yenrs
aso today March %. 1858.
Throush a;a1t the years. not for today
Your place within our hnrts
san AND S ossE6cH}LDEE4EEEtl oH' 'r"
rAYLCR, HARVEY u. ST.. JULIET.
IN loving memory Of our dear father
lie, TT49AdYIihotn sr HsARvEy .; tuL;;
March 20. 1855 As' 'ooAf
How often our thoughts 90 wander.
To the days when you YER. here:
1tea'utsa thoughts OF you. Papa
Often bring q silent tear.
A thought; smile Of scenes Ions
Tine rolls on. but memories lat
Inonsh absent, you are ever near,
Asp' e a,, oy memories We bold
sim loved, .,ill missed with all our
Throush memories We shall never
YOUR [oviNo DAUGHTER. GRACE
-, bILLINu9LY, AND FAMILY,
TYLER, IDA W. In loving memory
o. my dear aunt IDA W. TYiER,
VIC leid me Two years ago today.
Always present In my thouRhta
Your love IL still my gulde.
Although l cannot clasp your hama.
know you're By M. llds.
Wilson. REY ELEANoR j. In fond
ELEANoR J. WILSON Who l,E y.
,ooga years aEo today. March 20.
A friendly smile. q kindly word,
helpine hand.
hat Vas our dseT ones life,
zSsH SiE ! Sf SSSRSls.p. rDhsddssssssE
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
al. =, FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 oEohoIA AVE, NV. IA. s-Taii
: BlEs North Of waiter reed hespiIal
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Ns6sTsh oyis 1893. ELf5AbbRR9TrHi0 a <.
fOCH OF 800 Adams 81. n.e. wfqs
81 the late William j. Poch and
nav r %. 81 MIS-; Ethel Bush. Friends
eonsin ave. at Harrison al ng
PAIRING on premisesl. wnere Serv.
ICES VIII be held on Saturday. Msreh
- 80. iI;SO an. InteTment Glen
Nou Senetery. %
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h HS.S r. L5 sSfs 4 sS Sffsi & III
81 ST. North Beach, Nd, Selo VeS
we OF Aooie r. Nothey, dauFhteT
q Mrs. Mary L. Sullivan ana Sister
81 Mrs Dora HRnsford, Mrs. Viz
VII stone. Mrs. Eva Weeks. Mrs.
Mrs. Nellie Rison, HALEY. smi,s
ulenton; Herbert and Herman suI.
ivan: Friends may can Al ths
zee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
aye ne, where services viii Be-
pm. Interment WaShinSton
uonal Cemetery, %
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HOFFMAN. GEORGE n. On wedn.s.
dsy. March 20, 1903. at his resi-.
aenes llo2 10th st. Sc, GEORGE
payid. Everett, Ralph and TohmSi
HOFFMAN. Arlene Burroughs, Loil
Solengelo and MARY Ann BFagunier
Frlends may call At the RIbert A
Mattingly Funeral Home. I3l iith
d.: ,psrking faeilltiesl. Until
ai,n March 20 AZ am, Re
~ 30 an. Relatives and friend,
invited, Interment ArlinGton Ma.
uonal Cemetery. "a
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REED. RRArRIcr

hEED. bEAThICE. on Thursdav
March 20. 1858. BEATRICE REEL
81 l4O9 Eastern ave. ne. Notice AZ
unerai later. ArrangementS b
snsyt Funeral Home, 1881 oeor.
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IMks, An emergent COM
Lodge, No. 10, 2. A. A. NJ,
Saturday. March IS. 1905,
ssnssFnssl Home. ! aiSs' 1f 81
ST NV, for the burmese
ming the last Masonic rites
late brother, JAMES
father OF our late Wor-
brotner. RICHARD d,
= M, as Q courtesy for
81. tombstone LodEe, No.
=. q A. NJ, tombstone,
c. MeMAHAN, Master.
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MsTss r. iIY 1888. ANroEfINsiG
Rl m RI4 3 b rs ss Ss0T IS .t' y p s:
Farran and Antonetts Wright. Also
survived By four grandchildren.
FUNERAL from the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd
Sc. parking facilitiesI. on Satur-
day: March %: at 1890 pm; Yu-
tlan Church at 1 pm. tnterment
Eort Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting
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scHULER, ALICE Z. on wsdns.dsy

s sfiS & !4sR SiI
VIE oI MAX o. .Sehuler, moihei
81 Thomas Loarie and NarSi.
ardipg stegmother Of Anna sian.
.or S MssIy Caputo. Martha cSputs
the simmons Bros FunepsI ai u tron
1901 Good Hope rd' Sc, tpsr VIM
iaeinue), on Saturday. March a3
$50 An; thence 10 ne uoi,
amily Catholic Church. Hilleres,
heisnts Nd, where mass viii N
Of her soul. intermsnt csaasrs y u,,
cemetery. Visiting hours unit
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SsEn M.r ssM ~ 15 " s 9P MTsfn; =
SSreenoelt' Nd, beloved husband Of
samuel O. Robert M, James A. y
stephen I. and John H. Murphy
no lanes A. Miller. He also il
Relatiyes and friends NAV cal al
oasehs Funeral Home, 4739 Bsl.
umore ave-. Hyattsviile, Nd, wher,
services will be held on Saturday
En,. h ~ az II am. Intermen
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HS:Pi. 6, asss sh q: gRs oboEg y
99lA LIST st. NV, beloved husband
@ he late Jean Macdonald Allan
hooss end father Of Jean Mae
5mPoen Nevsimal. She also is sur
four great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines 90,
Funeral Home, 290l i4th ST. NV.
sIter ~ noon Thursday. March 2i
serylces e. the above funeral home
parking facilitiesl. interment Eort
Lincoln Cemetery. %
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s sit,iA IltrEp YRi f5tsscsSs' y NSss;i
Esrn N Poison Mrs. iasrtsa s.n ,s
Yeung of Waahlnaton. b. CT Mrs
Iohps eS p ,sl's?pl TS sSs h5s os,, ls
nn. Isals o. o. BsE S'sa' Of o " Lo sRa
No shs also d survived 81 I
sister, Mrs. Emile Wildhagen Of
MisbufR, GERMANY seven gTandchil-
dfsn and -four lGreat.grandehiidre
,r nn, n ean q W. ". I. runsrsl
where services VIII BE- ned on sun,
day March ~, atap.m. intermenl
Empofla, kant. ~