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Evening star., 1963-05-03
Van Wyck Brooks Dies;
Critic ofU. Literature

BRIDGEWATER, Conn, May
8 (AP). - Van Wyck Brooks,
who died yesterday, helped up
root old literary standards in
the first part Of the century
and then discovered the "usa-
BILE past" in American letters.
The critic. literary historian
and biographer died at n in
his white frame house in this
tiny community.
Mr.. Brooks created a stir in
1915 with the publication of
Americas Coming Of Age" q
kind of manifesto for young
writer's who could not accept
the traditional belief that lit
erature must serve moral ends.
In the book, Mr.. Brooks said
he found that something had
always been wanting Tin Amer
ican literature), that a certain
density, weight and richness, q
certain poignancy, a something
far more deeply interfused, is
simply not there"
Continued Criticisms
In other early works 1.-THE
Ordeal Of Mark Twain" and
"The Pilgrimage of Henry
James" Mr.. Brooks continued
his criticisms of American cul-
ture.
After a four-year period of
mental depression spent in hos
pitals, Mr.. Brooks di dhis ma
jor work.
His five-volume MA k ers
and Finders: A History of the
Writer in America, 1800-1915"
was a mamouth undertaking.
In 1t he tried to show that
American writers did not have
to look to Europe for their lit
erary heritage; that they had
a rich, disable" tradition in
their own land.
The first volume, 1.-THE
Flowering Of New England"
won the 1887 Pulitzer Prize for
history and became a best
seller.
Some critics of Mr.. Brooks
work said it was overly roman
tic in its glorification of Amer
ica's literary past. He count
cred by accusing modern writ
ers of lacking a capacity for
sentiment.
Urges Tenderness
UNLESS we cultivate tender
ness" he asked, what will be-
come of a human world that
is now as red as nature in
tooth and claw"
The son of a New York stock
broker, Mr.. Brooks completed
four years work at Harvard in
three years, spent brief period
as newspaper reporter, then
went to England to spend a year
in the London slums, subsist-
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Mrs. Urner, 104,
Officials Widow

RICHMOND, May 3 (AP).-
Mrs. Clarence H. Urner of Rich
mond, widow Of a former State
treasurer, died at her home
Wednesday. She was 104.
Mrs. Urner was born Oct
ober 20, 1858, near Martins
burg, w. Va, which then was
in Virginia. She said she re-
membered a Union soldier dur
ing the Civil War trying to give
her a gold dollar but her mo-
ther diSapproved.
Her husband, Clarence Hen
ry Urner, died in 1882.
She leaves two daughters,
both of Richmond, three grand
children and 10 great-grand-
children.
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Msgr. MucLeon,
Retired From
Faculty at Gu

The Right Rev. Msgr. Donald
A. MacLean, 76, author and
retired Catholic University pro-
fessor, died Of cancer yesterday
in a Sydney (Nova SCOTIA
hospital.
Msgr. MacLean, who was
born in Nova Scotia, was a
member of the university facul-
ty here for 38 years. He became
a full professor Of Social, Polit-
ical and International Ethics in
1851 and retired five years
later.
He received his bachelor of
arts degree from a Nova Scotia
university in 1910, his bachelor
of sacred theology degree from
st. Paul's Seminary, st. Paul,
Mimi, in 1915, a masters de-
gree from Catholic University
in 1920 and a doctorate there
in 1923.
He was appointed a mon
signor by Pope Plus XII in
May. 1910.
Msgr. MacLean was the au-
thor of "The Morality of the
Strike" Catholic Schools in
Western Canada" and Chris
tian Industrial Democracy"
In 1884, he was elected a
member of the Academic Dip
lomatique Internationale in
Paris. He also participated in
the international Congresses of
Civil Law held in London and
Copenhagen.
Msgr. MacLean leaves a sis
ter, Sister Mary Redempta, ad-
miniStrator of st. Rita's Hos
pital, Sydney. Nova Scotia, the
Rev. Kennedy MacLean and
Roderick MacLean, both OF
Nova Scotia.
Pontifical mass and burial
will be Monday in Antigonish,
Nova Scotia.
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Miss Annette Harvey

HUNTINGTON. w. Va, May
3 (AP).-Death came yesterday
to Miss Annette Harvey, whose
late father, william H. tCojn)
Harvey. was the Liberal Party's
candidate in 1882.
Miss Harvey was formerly a
teacher here and was active in
civic work.
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DRatha

BAGBY. MARIE. Suddenly. on Thurs
day, May .. 1868. at her residence,
59l2 Blaine st. ne, Apt. 81,
MARIE BAGBY. loving friend Of
Edith Edith Campbell; She also leaves
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
ments by campbells.
BAGNELL, CLIFFORD J. on Wednes-
aayC.NNIYy aay NAY i la9o5S CLIFFORD :.
Of Mrs. Lenita Robinson Of Pitts
SIrsh; %rI ora Pa i,ry and brother-in-law Of
5y other fsiatiyess s sisG Snd q fSrsiSsd SOst q
friends. After pm. Friday, May
=; e. irIerds srS,. are Ts.Is invited 70 eall At
NV where funeral services viii be
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
Of the late Roy c. Beach. mother
Ss,bsps q bL9sSH 7; hr.ss Beach and the late
Eleven grandchildren and sig great
grandchildren also survive. Serv-
ices at Chambers GEORGETOWN Fu-
neral Home, 3Q72 NJ st. NV. on
saturday. May 4, at II am. Inter-
%
BEALL, WILLIAM y. On Tuesday.
nIi,I. nRsil %iirIlixSS S2i lRSS a. .Ariingto1 Hos;
North 10th rd., Arlington, Va, be.
loved, husband OF Marie s. Beall
ana Iatner of James W. Beal. Mil
ton Beall and Robert W. Beail.
w,,,,o az Of {, Arlington va. and Mrs,
He also is survived by four grand.
children and three sisters, Friends
may call at the Murphy Funeral
Home, 3524 Columbia pike, Ariing-
ton ToG,,.,,on va where there win be a
will be offered al 10 am saturdsy'
May Z. at 81. Agnes Church. Ar
ilngton. Va. Interment Fort Lincoln
cemetery, Washington, ID. c. 9
BEALL. WILLIAM r. Members OF the
Al Edward Douglass White
vAAA, Council. No. 2473. knights
" ( i;; 5; II;
wv hngton, Va, At pm. Fri-
day, May 8, 1858. 70 recite the
iTqqiAaRy ! lor peAfr p9T late brother WILL
JAMES A. PuoLIsI
CHARLES F. PARADISE. Fin. % seey. 3
BLUMENTHAL, ALBERT A. On
"wednesday, May /, 1888, at his
AALR,ERT A BLuMENTHAL, beloved
ahsS'hd so sarysd 81 wa y bslunsRsha tsTss se H'
NE Misses Bertha and Jeanette
Blumenthal and Mrs. Betty Rosen.
busch OF Baltimore, Md, Funeral
sssrylSss services q I the Bernard pannEanskly
al s4ns runersi lnsrsr nome, sas,,,tisol ,3ool lath
cent?. on friday May MS'i''I h Al i9:sc elsi
ton Cemetery.
BRAxToN, CHARLES ID. on Thurs
day, May 2, 1858, after a lingerina
illness, Mr., CHARLES ID. BRAxToN
devoted father Of Charles r., Brax.
ton, " He also Is survived by one
ton. one sister Mrs, Carrie Frazier
one brother. Mr., wilmore Braxton
three brothers-ln.law, two sisters
in-law four grandchildren. ont
gr,sa,t,;grandehild gf,l,,snr one niece. 9th9el
Tsia.iVes nnya s1 snd iriends Notice Of H.
Charles A, Irvine II.
BROADWAY, JOHN r., sr. on tues,
Way MIs g. = dfo2 ot soSi Sqhf isl T. 4. sNqAR nW.
way and fathef Of Mrs Ester Cor, Cor
sroadSss si9 sesn E:o ir SURVIVING s9s AZ AllF'i
sstye iifI MT' ana hafhs mans il.Sds q9sTl PRS Ss
y pm, Friday, the remains will III
In state at the Mount Airy Baptls
Church North Capitol and l. sts.
where services VII be held AZ !!
NJ, Lons officiating interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery Arrange
ments by Mcclure, Inc.
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Dratha


THOMEN, BERTHA MAY. The Of
ficers and members OF Sill
{: e; ; j. s.; !
neral Home, b732 Geotgia
ave, for the purpose Of conducting
courtesy funeral 1 service. for rtS1 opr
MEN, p. M, Of oTeenup Chapter,
sEE9 seETI s, s PEPP65s6MvhAkN' F66vhkI' Ss., y; M.
TTGkEf Msy iSSs hAS Ray & 9n r TUsKsS Teapsia'i q
Md, beloved husband Of the late
Elizabeth Anne Tucker, father Of
Mrs, jeanne coquillard Of Dundee,
III. and Dom Tucker Of Portland
gan Of Greenfield, Mass. He also
Is survived by seven grandchildren.
Services on Saturday May 4, at Our
Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Church,
where requiem mass will be offered
at IL am. Interment private.
VAUGHAN. VIOLET. On Wednesday.
May /. 1868. at Suburban Hospital.
VIOLET VAUGHAN (nee Eichen).
the beloved wife Of the late Thomas
g. VAUGHAN. mother Of John c.
b, c.. orville Eichen Of Newberrv.
Mich, and Stella Garrick Of Port
land, oreg. Funeral from, the
TlRSthy TITS w,edns1p MSplOn Az. Funeral 81 Hone sn
urday. May 4. 1853. at o am.
Requiem mass at st. Matthew's
Cathedral; l72S Rhode Island ave,
NV n; H.sS.p a. S;3G e.m.1ss an lnterment Gate
WATSON. DIR. EDWIN J. on wednes-
HOSPITAL, s % DR.. Ep%1N fSS = j. fJs1ITWeIs WATsoNs.
diplomat Of ophthalmology and pro-
lessor emeritus Of Howard Univer-
NV. beloved husband OF Mrs Edith
Jackson Watson and devoted father
o. Dr.. Pearl A. Watson Boschulte.
Also surviving are two grandchil-
one. sister, Mrs. Viviana Saunders
Of ANTIGUA, West Indies; one brother,
Mr.. Arthur F. Watson OF Montreal,
Canada; devoted cousin, the Rev.
ATthur % x Eimes; nieces and neph-
friends. Friends AfnSs may cali lpG after Ani I
am. Friday, May 3, at the Peoples
Conversational Church. 4704 18th
~; n NV where the remains win
day. May AYE 4tisT Fsmaihi s aii ss'uEi Re IN
state at the Andrew Rankin Chapel,
Howard University, until funeral
time time ! Pm; the REV; John R; Pear
Conversational Church. officiating.
!nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. Arrangements by the John r.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
WAYS, ROLAND b. Suddenly. on
sohGASby sEo5dhiGsAsSSfy B. M1y Nays 3, s5Ss Ss9 Hustsd Mr.
band Of Mrs. Mary J. Ways and
father Of Bernard H.. James Earl,
Richard c. and Robert c. Ways,
ana stepfather Of Mrs. Campbell N.
kriel ne also Is survived BY eight
children; Friends are invited to call
a. the Hysong. Funeral Home. 1900
St: NV. after II noon Friday.
SSi.sa. where services viii be held on
Sens rocs csaaT MAY A e. esmat.11 1n BsitI IStsI
more Md. papers please copy.O
IEA TSdSe. No. No 15' 5EfsniPs'Sn B. p: q
/! 4; /; !. 1 81! 3 3
In, n memory q our late brother:
ROLAND pr 3; gc,,s WAYS By order Of
Exalted Ruler.
r. T. PICKREL, Secretary.
ZIGURY. szILARD w., sr. On wednes-
day, May /, 1868, at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. SzILARD w ZIGURY. ST.,
father of Szilard w, zigury, r.,
OF Budapest. Hungary Friends may
call at the De Vol Funeral Home,
3222 Wisconsin ave. NV. Requiem
mass will be offered at the Church
OF the Little Flower. 1901 Mass,
ave. extended. on Saturday Nav 4.
at IL am Interment Gate OF
Heaven Cemetery.
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AnurtltnDa
LEVINE, IsADORE.

LEVINE, ISADORE. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend the
unveiling of a memorial in memory
Of the late beloved husband Of
Sara Levine and father Of oscar
Levine, on Sunday, May 5, 1868. at
l pm, at District OF Columbia
Lodge, 1898 18th place s.e., Wash
ington, D. C.
RUBIN, SARAH. There will be an un-
yelling on Sunday, May 5, 1868, at
am, at the George Washington
Cemetery, Mount Lebanon Section,
$500 Riggs rd.
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1n Mrntnrtant
A Announcements Of
Garrinnn h. nh.-h...

iii MPtttnrtattt
COLEMAN, ROSCOE. In loving mem
ory OF our dear son and father,
ROSCOE COLEMAN, who passed
away away one year ago today. May 3,
Every day in some way
Memories OF you come our way;
Time and years. roll swiftly By.
MOTHER AND cHILDREN.
FIELDS, CHARLES T. In loving mem
9ry v2r, 81 3TS ns dear father, CHARLES
!; I:0 FIELDS, ods who passed away one
Years are not forgotten, loved one.
As long as life. and memory last,
We will remember thee
DOROTHY AND FAMILY.
LOCKER, JAMES d. In loving mem-
ory, o. my loving husband, JAMES
D. LOCKER, who passed away four
teen years ago. May 3. 1919.
II was Gods will you could not stay,
But IN my heart the memory Is
For the one loved
And shall never forget.
fqUR ns,v vpEVoTED WIFE. MARY Q.
memory Of my dear husband. FRAN
CTS r. MAGRUDER, who passed
away two years ago May 3. 1851.
The clock OF life is wound but once,
And no man has the power
To ten ilst when the hands will stop.
HIS WIFE, poRoTHY B. MA.
GRUDER.
MUELLER, LOUISE X. In loving
memory Of my dear mother -in-law,
LOUISE X. MUELLER. who died
twenty.nine years ago today, May
HEB R,,E; Ep;A,qNGHTER-IN-LAw. N MAYME
STOFFL, LENA. In loving memory Of
our dear mother and grandmother.
LENA SToFFL, who passed away
seven years ago today. May 3, 1886.
The things, dear Mother and Grand
,, mother you taught US,
we stu see them now;
Every little thought and deed
You shared with US somehow.
Though you are no longer with US
To see your work unfold.
Your goodness and kindness
Was from heart OF gold.
Although your soul is now At rest
And Tree from care and pain,
rms world would seem Ike Heaven
II we had you back aGaln.
To say how much We loved You you
But II will take till the end OF tims
To forget the day we lost you
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS, ELIZ.
ABETH AND HELEN. AND THE
GRANDCHILDREN BETTY, JAG
2uELINE, FRANK JOE AND
HELENA.
WALKER, CALLIE NJ In loving mem.
0ry OF my wife and our sister, CAL
LIE NJ WALKER, who passed away
seven years ago, May q, 1855.
With CHEEKY smile and wave
OF the hand,
She has wandered into an unknown
land,
And LETT us dreaming how very
fair
It's needs must be. since she llnserI
there,
Think o.! her faring on, as dear
In the love OF there as the love
Think o. her stiu as the same We
say,
She Is not dead--she is tuSt away
LOVING HUSBAND, BASSETT L,
WALKER SISTERS AND BROTH.
kR5 ROSA NJ KEEL. LAURA NJ
BARkSDAIE, OSCAR AND HAR.
OLD MABLE.
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CEMETERY LOTS

3 slTES IN Fort Lincoln Cemetery In
tho Garden Of the Last supper sect.
$500 5sn-47TD
PARkLAwN Either two g.slte lots at
N1uO each or one 4-slte lot AZ
H!onO,, Plus title transfer eharEe
SITES, National Memorial Park cem-
etefy. Fails Church Va
CALL VIII i.hdp5 4
FORT LINCOLN CENErERY, Garden
OF Apostles, eryp 'of two, With
marker. HE 4.atsB
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th ~, and Mass. Ave. III $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
14nn9 GEORGIA AYE NV, RA. 9.74il
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=, 1868. LEO =. FiNEoAN o. iliS
Madison St, chillum, Md. beloved
husband Of Gertrude NJ. Finegan.
father OF Glare. Eugene and Marie
Finegan; brother OF DR.. Eugene r.
Finegan and John b. Finegan. Fu-
neral from the Collins Funeral Home
ah2l l4th 81, NV, on Saturday
May 4, at $3.50 am, Requiem mass
at 81. Johns Baptist de La Sale
Md, at 10 am 4
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GADD, WALLACE ALEXANDER, 9

Thursday, May 2, 1908, at Oeorge-
ALEXANDER dADp OF a42a Penn
sylvania ave. NV, beloved husband
Sadd oi San fq Franeiseo. oer cSiif III sAsDa aSd
brother Of william Maurice oadd
OF Oslo. Norway Friends may call
at the Birch Funeral Home, 3034 NJ
81. NV, after i2 noon Saturday,
on on Monday, May M',S' 4, at u" iiS p'm, pgl1
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry,
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ANN N RICHARDSON, W. M.
HELEN 2. NEIL. 2. NJ. Secy.

SULLIVAN. MICHAEL X. on Friday,
Mas SsSa 54th hSSS g. nS ~ NJ MrcHAEE HFfsfdsn:s <
SULLIVAN, husband OF Rachel Brock
Sullivan and father OF Mrs. James
Spencer Love, ir Friends may call
at Qawler'S Chapel, Wisconsin ave.
at Harrison ST. NV (parking on
premisesl. where services win be
held on Sunday. May 5, at 2:3O
pm. Interment carrolton, Ga. 4
SUTTON, GLADYS. On Thursday.
May 2, 1868, GLADYS SUTTON Of
1918 ST. NV. Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS by Jarvis.
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lavish, Civil EnEineer Corps, UsN
Retired. on Tuesday. April 80,
pital, COMDR HAROLD Mae
TAVISH SYLVESTER, USN IRE
tiredl, father OF L. Comdr. Gerald
d. sylvester, USN, and Mrs. James
O'Dowd, brother OF Admiral Mall
Friends may call at Gawlers Chapel.
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
(parking on premises Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel on
Monday, May o, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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day, May 2, 1858. at Leewood Nurs-
ing Home, MINNIE ERKENBRAcK
Of $50 South Dinwiddie st., Ariins-
ton, Va, beloved mother Of virginia
Fletcher OF the home address. She
also is survived by one granddaugh-
ter and six sisters. Friends may
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va,
where services will be held al 3
pm Saturday, May IA. Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery Ar
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Tn0MES; BERTHA MAY; on wcdnes;

THoMEN OF nlOi Louis ave- Silver
Spr,ng, Md, beloved wife OF the late
o, o. Thomen and mother OF Har.
old q, of Boalsburg Pa and James
y, Thomen OF Silver Spring Nd
dfen, sister of Il J Travis Of Terrc
Haute,. Ind parking faciltlesi Fu-
neral from the Hnntemann Funeral
Home. .b733 0eofgia ave, on satur.
day. MAY 4 At II am Visiting
hours 70 B and Z to . pm
intefment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. q
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ELLIS, DIANE sIMKINs. 8,

on Sunday. April %. 1868. al China
Lake, Calf, DIANE SIMKINS
ELLIS. beloved wife Of John Wormley
Ellis, daughter Of Algernon Beleher
Simkins and Romania Sawyer; niece
q Dorothea T.. simkins: Edwlna
ir. other relatives and many
friends also survive. Services at
the Berean Baptist Church, llth
and v SITS. NV, on Saturday, May
4, at IL am, the Rev Colbert II
coin Memorial Cemetery, Arrange
ments by the Morrow 4 Woodford
Funeral Home
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FHHs IHUF' EMMH =, y O3b Eve 81,
late Rudolph Feistrup. mother Of
Mrs Dorothy Masencup OF Fort
Lauderdale, Fla. and Norman 4
Berry OF Saugus, Calf. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 5i7 l1th
81, m Sc f,,srnsn, On sstpTdsS NAY a.
Cemetery
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MILLEk,, ROGER @. on Thursday.
pitsl. ROGER q. ifIL MILLER h0Sf Of
S2lg Custer. rd., Bethesda. Nd,
Miller father Of Rebecea Miusr
son OF Mrs Clara 8. Miller OF
Maplewood, Mo-, and the late oscar
Miller, brother OF Maurice i.
Miller Of Belleville. III. Friends
Funeral Home, a90i iith 81. Nv,
parking facllltiesl. Services at the
above funeral home on Monday, May
=, at 1870 pm. Interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery.
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GARNER; VERNON, gsS On, on SATURDAY "

April 27 1903, VERNON GARNER
AGED IA, OF 420 o 81, NV, beloved
son OF Robert and Alease Garner.
Also SURVIVING are six brothers,
Willie and John Garner. two sisters,
Frances Garner and Leila Cauthen,
grandmother Polly Jennings and a
host OF other relatives and friends,
Prom 4 pm until 10 pm. Friday,
Nav q, friends may call az the
shur 81 NV. Funeral and internient
Nathatie Va
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MoRNINGsTAR, HARRY T.

HAIRY T. An
N Of Harmony Lodge, No. III,
IN r.. A. A. NJ. is hereby
MCM called to attend the fu-
neral OF our late brother,
NV HARRY T. MORNING.
" STAR. The members are
requested to attend at 1870 pm
Monday May q, 1868, at the s. H.
hines Co. Funeral Home, POOL i4th
ST. NV
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FERRY ). 4 zrSAMERMTEE., MLEFRSMTEEEE, ssssl sMss''r !

ELSIE r. on Thursday.
May ?, 1858, at her home near
Mount AIRY, Md. ELSIE r, MURRAY,
beloved wife Of Arthur r. Murray,
mother OF Roland n Murray, Miss
Madeline Murray. Miss Doris Mur.
ray and Mrs. Jean Clarke and sister
grandchildren. Friends may cali al
the olin Molesworth Funeral Home
Damascus, Md, after pm. Friday
Services will be held on Sunday
May 3, at 3 pm al Ridgeyille
MAS,thodist An,l .DdSdit Church, RidseyiIls, Md
Cemetery. Mrs, Murray will lie In
state At the church from until
: pm Sunday
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NICHOLSON. BEULAH HATTIE tnss

NhA NOboONt nkbkNH In III NueN
BEULAH HATTIE Nicholson Of
~ Russell ave- qAlthersburr, Nd.
beloved wife OF the late Harry l.
Nicholson, mother OF Mrs, Marjorie
~ Burdette and Llnwood v. Nichol.
son OF Woodblne, Md sister OF Mrs
Orida J Ward and Leslie c. King
daughter Of the late crlttendcn and
Maggie King She also II survived
by seven grandchildren and four
Rreat.grandchildren Friends are
Invited 10 call at the Colonial Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A pumphrey,
Rockville Md, where services will
be held on Friday May q. a. .
pm, fnterment Salem Cemetery,
Cedar Grove, Nd, =
NOLAN. EDWARD l.. On wednesday,
May L. 1858 EDWARD L. NOLAN
Of 1914 Newton 81 NV. beloved
son OF the late James and Mary
Nolan and brother OF Mrs, Gertrude
=. Gull Funeral from the Collins
on Saturday. May 4, at $3.50 am
REQUIEM mass at the Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart AZ y am. tntefment
Mount Oliyet Cemetery. 3
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TAFT. MARY ., on wednesday, May

], 1863, at 81, Petersburg, Fla
MARY b. TAFT aged DB, former
Washingtonian, widow Of Edward r.
daughter Mrs Harold McOeorRe OF
children. Mrs. Klein 4, Parkes, and
Mrs. Milan r, Harding OF ST.
Petersburg. Fla Mrs. CLYDE l..
Sturdeyant OF Runnemede, N ;
Chester. Pa, and Miner Medeorge
Of Audubon, N. nine great.grand-
children and three great-gfeat-
grandchildren. Funeral services and
lnterment 81. Petersburg, Fla. on
Friday May 3 Arrangements by
buFn FLA
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Wednesday, May /, 1868. HILDA
CAMPBELL EI,LERAY Of 3446 Con-
necticut ave. NV, beloved sister OF
Mrs. Nettie c. Rinehart OF 40O7
Connecticut ave. NV. Friends may
neral Home, 131 l1th ST. s.e. park
ing facllities). until Saturday. May
4, at 9:15 am. Requiem mass at
st. Thomas the Apostle Church at
10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Visiting hours from 2 TO 5
Dm and To 10 n m
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Thursday May 9, lNb3 HARRY
TATsHoFF OF si0l Eastern ave,
'e Bessie sRsnS Sraho MS 'GySf snd n9EsSssdd 9eso,ed
father Of Mrs. Miriam l. jacobson
OF Washington, d c. He also ls
survived BY two brothers and two
sisters, Sol Talshoft OF Silver Spring.
No Nd Isidegre THishotpi0 q n.h,.s. %a,hhlnE;
and Miss Ruth Taishofi both OF
New York City, and two grandehll.
dren. Services At the G. d GOLDBERG
A. Son Funeral Home, 42l7 nth
At. NV. on sunday. May B, at .
Cemetery, Tifereth israel Eection'
In mourning AZ lOl3 Sudbury I'd
NV Family suggests In lieu OF
flowers contributions be made 10
the Metropolitan Heart Guild, 73i
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BROADWAY, John.

JOHN. A special COM
~ munieat,on of Meridian
. IN NJ. Is called for Satur-
M mo day, May A. 1868. at $3.50
XOX am, at the Masonic Tenn
NJ pie, 1000 You st. NV, to
attend the funeral OF
Brother JOHN BROADWAY from
the Mount Airy Baptist Church,
North Capitol and L sts.. at 10 am.
WILLIAM H. ToLEs, W. M.
JESSE F. sNOWDEN, p. NJ, Secy.
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GOoDE, ROBERT sToUFFER.

Thursday, May 2, 1898, ROBERT
beloved husband Of Mary n. ooode
tnee Coleman, brother OF Mrs Bes.
sie l., Sinclair. Notice OF funeral
later Arrangements by the Hunte-
mann Funeral Home.
GREEN, ESTHER N. or i4i2 Foxhall
I'd NV, on April 80, 1868, beloved
Mrs. Roger K. Haney and Donald
l.. Collier, daughter OF the late
Mrs Susie H. Beach, sister OF Logan
l.. Beach, grandmother OF Susan
l. Collier. Services at Chambefs'
Ueorgetown Funeral Home, 3072 NJ
81. NV. on Saturday May 1, al
am. fnterment Cedar Hlll Gene.
tefy. 8
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MAGRUDER, FRANCIS r. In loving
memory Of my dear husband. FRAN
CTS r. MAGRUDER, who passed
away two years ago. May 3, 1881.
The clock OF life is wound but once,
And no man has the power
To tell lust when the hands will stop,
At late or early hour.
HIS WIFE, DOROTHY B. MA
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DUChEkI, ISAIAH. On Iuesday, ApriI
80. 1903. ISAIAH DOCKERY OF
LIS HES 4th scston st.; n.e tta father Of Mrs. Mr..
Martha Thompson, grandfather of
Michele Jackson. Friends may call
at the johnson g. jenkins Funeral
Home. 1904 Georgia ave. NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Saturday at 1 pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 8, w.
Rutler M0rtieian
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May 2, 1868, at washington Hos Hos.
pital Center. MABEL HURWITZ Of
$500 Quebec st. NV, beloved wife
Of Harry Hurwitz. mother OF Robert
z. Hurwitz Of Wheaton. Nd, and
Mrs. Doris Mae Aymar Of Silver
Spring, Md. Also survived by two
granddaughter Joan and Kristen
Aymar. Friends may call at the g.
H, Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29O1
l4th St. NV. (parking facilities)
Services at the above funeral home
on Saturday, May 4. at 2 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. In
lieu OF flowers the family suggests
that expressions Of sympathy may be
made in form Of q contribution TO
the Heart Fund.
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MCKENZIE, ALICE. Officers and
members OF the Bureau Relief AS
sociation OF the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing are hereby notified
OF the death Of our late member
ALICE: ALICE MCKENZIE; Funeral on
,u,RRoIB RRoBERT TATE, President.
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JAMES. SIDNEY. on Thursday. May
g. 1868, SIDNEY JAMES Of s2Oi
18th st., Silver Spring. Nd. beloved
devoted brother OF Mrs. Anna Fisch-
bein, New York; Mrs. Rose Wiedem,
WatertoWn, N. Y. Mrs. Ruth Boxer,
Miami Beach, Fla; Mrs, Regina
Zorn, Hewlett Harbor, N. y; Max
well James. New Rochelle, N. Y,
and Irving James. New York. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard
Danzansky g. Sons Funeral Home,
1901 l4th st. NV. parking facili-
ties adjacenD, on Sunday. May 5.
at 30 am. Interment King
David Memorial Garden &