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Evening star., 1963-03-22
CHAMP DRAWS 5th POST
6 Face KeIso in Campbe||
BY JOSEPH b. KELLY
star Racing Editor

Bohemia Stables Kelso and
his expected six rivals, which
figure to give the three-time
national champion his toughest
race vet this year, were entered
at Bowie today for the $1l0, 800
John B. Campbell Handicap
tomorrow.
There were no surprises at
the entry box as Kelso, top
weighted with 13l pounds, drew
the fifth post position between
Montell Stewards War Council,
(No. - and Montpelier's
Mongo, the Virginia. -owned 4
year-old colt, who is expected
to be the second choice for the
mile-and-one-si sixteenth classic.
Crimson King Farms Grim
son Satan. rated at about 5-l
behind Mongo (5-0 and Kelso
(4-5), got the No. l post in the
draw. Allie Grissom's Gushing
Wind, the New Orleans in
vader, drew the second post:
Gaelic Lad, part of an entry
with War Council, was assigned
the third and Townsend B.
Martins Sunrise County will
break from the seventh spot.
25,OOO Expected
Because Of the small but
classy field. post positions are
not expected to play a major
role, although it is q short run
to the clubhouse.
With sunny, warmer weather
predicted and a fast track as
sured, Bowie expects the largest
crowd Of the meeting, possibly
more than $4,000, for what
promises to be the most thrilling
Campbell in its 10-year history.
The track announced today
that for the first time there
will be advance wagering on
the Campbell. This means fans
will be able to bet before the
first race and throughout the
afternoon at special windows in
the grandstand area in addition
to the regular time before the
race.
Kelso, who only last Satur-
day galloped to an easy VIC
tory in the Gulfstream Handi-
cap. is trying to become the
Evening star., 1963-03-22
Jostremski Makes Bid
For Third Swim Title

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Mar.
~ AP).-Brilliant Chet Jas
tremski, built more like a wres-
tier than a swimmer, tries for
his third gold medal today in
the National AAU Indoor SWIM
ming championships.
Just about everybody here
for the third day Of the cham
pionships Is cheering for Chet,
from Indiana University, TO win
his third title in as many days.
Having captured the ZOO
yard individual medley and
breaststroke events in Ameri-
can record times. the 2l-year-
old pre-medical students goes
after the l00-yard breaststroke
title today. and is a solid ia
vorite to retain his crown.
After two days Of compete
ton. the 5-foot-s. l68-pound
Jastremski and Roy Saari, a
Southern California freshman.
are the meets only double win
ners.
Young Saari, who also has
sliced national records in cap
turing the 500-yard and 1880
yard freestyle events. gets his
chance 10 duplicate last years
triple tomorrow. when he COM
petes In the 200-yard sprint.
In addition 10 the l0O-yard
breaststroke. the Nations top
swimmers battle today for the
i00-yard butterfly title held by
Indiana's Larry Schulhof:
Southern California Bob Ben
nett's i00-yard backstroke
crown and the 400-yard free
style relay medals won last
year by the Santa Clara sc.
So far seven races have been
held. and seven records have
been lowered. The standard
smashers last night were Jas
tremski. 200-yard breaststroke.
1889; Fred Schmidt. Indiana.
2OO-yard butterfly. 1882, and
Evening star., 1963-03-22
Washington Team
Loses in Tourney
At Cumberland

CUMBERLAND, Md, Mar.
90 (SpeciaD. = Pennsylvania
teams have taken over as the
Alhambra Catholic Invitation
basketball tournament reaches
the semi-finals stage here.
st. casimir, st. Canice and
st. George, all of Pittsburgh
and st. Joseph's of Natrona,
Pa. are the teams left.
st. Joseph's reached the
semifinals with an S0-63 victory
over st. Anthony's Of Washing
ton, d. c., last night. st. Cast
mir won, 1884. from Our Lady
Of Lourdes Of Shamokin. Pa;
st. Canice defeated Towson
Catholic. 68-63. and st. George
eliminated LaSalle Of Cumber-
land 75-6Q
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Hdrney Leads
ByStrokein
DOraI Tourney

MIAMI, Mar. 20 (AP)-Paul
Harney carries q one-stroke
lead into today's second round
Of the $50,000 Doral Open golf
tournament. Whether he holds
1t may depend on how the wind
blows. @SF
The 33-year -old veteran Of
the golf tours. Just back from
Worcester, Mass, where his
fourth child was born, fired a
4-under-par SO yesterday, He
played most Of his round after
a sudden abatement Of 25-mfle-
an-hour winds which buffetted
the course earlier in the day.
Thus Harney escaped the
tricky gusts which plagued such
players as Gary Player and
Arnold Palmer, the 1-2 money
winners of the year. during the
morning.
cox
Palmer. Player Tied ,s
The 7,O28-yard Doral Coun-
try Club course played very
tough in the wind" Palmer said
after he finished his early round
with Player and Gene Littler.
Palmer and Player posted It's.
Littler led the threesome by
dropping a 60-foot putt on the
18th for a 10.
The wind wasn't a COM
pletely decisive factor in Har-
ney's lead. however. Many of
the top pros played late and
couldn't beat the slender Mas
sachusetts pro.
Jack Nicklaus and Billy Cas-
per. No. 3 and 4 money win
ners, had to settle for 73s.
Casper won the Doral's $4,000
top prize with q great last
round comeback in 1862. -
Stuart Second
A hungry" golfer. 28-year-
old Glenn Stuart. came in a
stroke behind Harney. Stuart,
who has been out Of the money
in four tournaments this year,
blasted q GO. 1t was the third
time in three weeks that he
has threatened to take a major
share of the purse, but he fall
tered in the third round at
both Pensacola and st. Peters,
burg.
First-rniiT1d Iaada,.e.
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to take size four. but now
believe he'll need fives."
The blacksmith expertly
hammered the new shoe to con-
form with Kelso's hoof shape
before trying the first nail.
Cautiously, Meehan started
the first nail on the side Of the
hoof where the wall is the
thinnest. Then he drove the
second nail, a third and an
other. Kelso, standing as steady
as a soldier at attention, de-
spite having only three feet on
the stall floor, turned his head
to observe what was going on
He seemed to approve.
Finally the plate was secure
ly attached to the tricky hoof
wall. Hanford looked relieved
Both he and Kelso's exercise
boy. Dick jenkins, moved in
close to feel the shoe and hoof
TITS a good job, boss" Jen-
kins said. Hanford nodded in
agreement. Obviously it was
worth the SIT blacksmith fee,
shoes included. The other three
hoofs presented no problem.
Il should be able to shoe this
horse" Meehan cracked, a bit
boastfully. I've been working
on him since he was a yearling
Some people say he's skinny,
but I want to tell you he's
rugged. And I'll say something
else: I've never seen him look
any better than he does this
morning."
Kelso will let everyone know
how his new shoes feel after a
fast mile and one-sixteenth
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1963-03-22

ston Of Canada. 1912, and
Frank Phillips Of Australia,
7l-74. Bob McCallister of On
tario, Calf. and Bob Gajda OF
Birmingham. Mich. we're at
lat. McCallister with 72-75 and
GaJda with 7l-76. Bob Ham
rich Of Champaign. H., had
73-76-14o.
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Two Players Added
For Eust-West Come

LEXINGTON. Ky, Mar. %
CAP).-Auburn's Layton Johns,
voted the most valuable player
In the Southeastern Conference
this season, was selected yes
terday to play in the East West
College All-Star basketball
game here March 80.
Johns will play for the East.
Lyle Harger of Houston was
named earlier yesterday to play
for the West.
Evening star., 1963-03-22
House Group
Backs TaWes
On Race Dates

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. % (AP)
The drive to consolidate
Maryland race tracks shaped
UP as a legislative hurdle race
in the stretch today,
Some dissatisfied delegate,
were throwing up stumbling
blocks in the House and the
clock was fast. running out or
the plan to reduce the number
of tracks from IL to nine.
1t took much urging by Gov
ernor 'rawes yesterday to gel
the bill out OF committee with.
out tacking on "a new days fol
Marlboro and Hagerstown. The
legislators already had pro.
vided "a extra harness nights
for Ocean Downs, Rosecrof,
and Laurel Raceway.
Democratic floor leaders hat
hoped to clear the bill through
the House last night. The Sen
ate had approved it, but will
have to concur in amendments
Amendment Offered
The Democratic timetable
was thrown out of kilter BY
Delegate Irwin F. Hoffman
Democrat Of Washington. He
offerde amendment-to con-
tinue racing at Bel Air-anc
then with the backing of only
four delegates stalled action
until today.
Gov. Tawes had made IL
clear he wants the track
mergers authorized this year
They failed to even come out
OF committee last year.
Word that he would veto the
entire bill convinced the House
Ways and Means Committee
yesterday not to try to grant
IL extra days each to Marl-
boro and Hagerstown.
Bowie. Pimlico and Laurel
are to acquire IL more days
for q total Of 50 each and
Timonium IL for a 24-day
meeting. Racing is to be dis
continued at Bel Air, Cumber-
land and Baltimore Raceway.
The four tracks receiving the
additional days are paying the
three others a total Of nearly
So million for them.
Firm Hand Shown
The firm hand of Gov. Tawes
in the racing legislation was
demonstrated by Delegate Roy
N. Staten, Democrat Of Balti-
more County. He confessed tc
the committee at the outset OF
the discussion, the third in two
days, that he had been called
in by the chief executive and
he withdrew one of his amend
ments adopted yesterday.
Where did he hit you?"
Delegate Thomas r. OFarrell
Democrat of Carroll, asked.
Staten's amendment would
have changed the procedure OF
track auditing.
Delegate Joseph H. McElwee
Democrat Of Washington, re-
buffed In his quest for IL more
days at Hagerstown, saic
angrily, "It's time for a de.
cision on whether we're running
this State or someone else is"
He moved to lay the bill on
the table, which would have
killed it. He lost, 20-4.
Evening star., 1963-03-22
Chile Enters ll6

SANTIAGO. Chile, Mar. %
tAP) Chile yesterday regis
tered li6 athletes for the
fourth Pan American Games.
The games open April 20 In
Sac Paula. Brazil.
Evening star., 1963-03-22
Judy DevIin Wins

LONDON, Mar. 20 (AP) -
Mrs. O. c. X. Hashman OF
London. the former Judy Dev-
lin Of Baltimore. reached the
semifinals Of the All-Eiigland
badminton tourney last night
by crushing Mrs, Iris Rogers
OF Great Britain. li-e. liza.
Evening star., 1963-03-22
AT THE RACES
KeIso Gets
Perfect Fit
BY JOE KELLY

It's little early to call them his Shoes Keso
will be sporting cleaning pair Of aluminium plates for
tomorrow's 100000 Campbell Handicap
you're thinking it's demanding something extra of a
horse to ask him to run in 100000 while breaking in
new pair Of shoes don't let It affect handcapping
Evening star., 1963-03-22
Race Results
Bowie

ist-S5,00O; fillies and mares: cling j;
ceunthepleees (Lee1 i.sO S.io a.eo
Prybell (Klmballl 8OO a'0d
QulE Mar tAdaesal a.0a
Shahs Miss. Flamboo. Little 6aeey
Bilfs Oct, Bonnets OF Blue. Worrigal,
Pomps Favorite, Oarde Belle, Top
Greek, Time, l:2b%.
2d-S3, 900. cling; Ayr. a up: 8 fur.
Frosty meunt'n Wr'hl $40 $40 $50
Leader tbairdl a.00
TraIeet, TITUS H.. Bet NJ FRET. Boats
Away, Jenny judge, Allahgem. Heidi
i:l2b.
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effort RICO BEAU Tsa.s az enc as,.n aus for ssg
TING should take money spot
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aMonten Stewart entry.
kELSO y As sharp as he ever was and with I3I
koshgs Ees me vote over this fine field. MONGO has
nae the benefit OF race the Bowie track and has
geen carefully prepared for this race CRIMSON SATAN
sneua take 70 the long stretch and will be running late
Evening star., 1963-03-22
AQueduct

lst-s5.S0oi cling; 2-yr. mdns.i s
,Tsint Funny CBord, aIao 1850 ESQ
Canto Ice (Nichola( O,1O 4, ,3O
Wonder n lseilerul 3 40
Smart Talk, Test Tube. Time. f.0Oas'
2d-t3, 700; cling; Ayr, A upi q fur.
Flower Mart Metnl $50 100 $50
Patsy v. tWoodhouae) 800 g,6O
shlp Romance lAdamnl 9,aO
IslulL A"AN'
Evening star., 1963-03-22

ENhLUDf HILL q batter than his last race and
sana M ssrPrss I here LONE PEAK had speed WHEN
rENDE breaks fast and win battle iS the wire.
Evening star., 1963-03-22

bUsIIHITtf tnITy.
FOR THE ROAD, winner Of his last race las, fan
PimlIce Is well placed for his seasonal bow VANEs-
sAS BOY his last tive starts IN 1889 TOiIWaY
rates an excellent chance.
EIGHTH RACE :. Purse. 100000 added, John B.
Evening star., 1963-03-22

DAILY DOUBLE C6-S) SIT
GuIfstreum
lst-=$2,bO0i elmg.i 3.yra,, o fur.
Invsrssly, bisty. orchid w.. spssS
Not, kepton Park FiAminao Star
Rumplepnneekin. on Mabel. Pair
Blend. Time, iii3A,
Evening star., 1963-03-22

AIUMIU .JEI tarned n eFeditable effort when
second and should win here. CHYME looks Ike the
Vne 70 peat SUGAR ANN meets lesser and might take
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THIRD RACE-Purse $1,000; CLAIMING Csl,OOO- sOO,,
four-year-olds and up; furlonGs.
yeaT-eIds and ap; ~ mil.s s-'mlns WE'oOOlI d

rIp WaLt Uf ALLAH Should rally 70 win another he
ACkosEITE was winner for $500 in the mud.
Evening star., 1963-03-22

DIX. MEB0 Just missed In his last and gets the
e mere: CYCLOPS was winner last fall at Garden
aN' AkSOPS ABLE meets better after winning.
---~----~---~~~~--~---~~--
BEST BET-DR. MEBO
Evening star., 1963-03-22

A.. gEegs from 1900 and should rally
@ 20 "n mere. SNOW FLYER second for $500 Is the
" 0eat JASUNS STAR unset winner for
SS'0OO at q mile and sixteenth ~
Evening star., 1963-03-22

n hHHM4AN Hll4A DON vas winner for $500 and faces
NOOkESS was second earlier for $500. ~
Evening star., 1963-03-22

Ipdlsna. 80 southern callfesnia
ysls; l,,l !. ~, AZ Ssy Haven sslm Club and
FsssssilI Mltsiss.s SIlssnoI. saesI p.psless ses
High School tflll swim club ana
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GuIfstreom

q Relneman-Bensinse entry.
b Morgan Godfrey entry.
THE exhibition race starts the pro-
gram.)
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Mrs. Cross, rs,
Headed District
Real Estate Firm

Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Cross
one of the Districts first woman
real estate brokers. died yes
terday at Casualty Hospital
after long illness. She was 76.
Born in Lynchburg, Va, she
came to WASHINGTON in 1912
She was the widow of Samuel
E. Cross a Government worker
who died in 1912. Most recently
she lived with a son, Samuel
E.. jr., at 1926 North Twenty
fifth road. Arlington.
Her office, E. Cross Real
Estate, was located at 825 F
street NE. She handled prop
critics throughout the Metro
politan Area but specialized in
homes in the Northeast Sec
ton. She was active in the
Northeast Washington Citizens
Association for many years.
Mrs. Cross was a member of
the Daughters of America,
Washington Chapter.
She leaves another son, Clai-
son King of the Buckingham
Apartments, Arlington, six
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Friday at Hines Funeral
Home, 290l Fourteenth street
NV, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Gen. Joseph Mehoffey,
Retired Engineer, Dies

Mai. Gen Joseph Cowles
Mehaffey, USA (retired), a for
mer Governor Of the Panama
Canal Zone. died Monday at
Walter Reed Hospital after a
brief illness. He was 70.
Gen. Mehaffey served with
the Corps Of Engineers during
both World Wars. He was APP
pointed Lieutenant Governor of
the Canal Zone in l941 and
served as Governor from 1894
to 1913.
His work as an engineer took
him from Alaska to the White
House. The general was in
charge of building wagon roads
and trails in the Alaska Terri
tory before World War I. In
1927 he was in charge of the
reconstruction and expansion of
the third-floor guest quarters of
the White House.
Gen. Mehaffey was the en-
gineer in charge Of construc-
ton Of Memorial Bridge here
from 1925 to 1880.
Gen. Mehaffey retired from
the Army in l949 and went to
Turkey for three years as a
consulting engineer. From 1852
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Mrs. L. AIInutt,
Maryland Native

Mrs. Lewis P. Allnutt. ST., 80.
who would have celebrated her
60th wedding anniversary on
April Is. died Monday night at
her farm home near Dawson
vile. Montgomery County. Md.
Mrs. Allnutt was born on
Riverside Farm near Pooles-
vile, Md, the daughter of
Thomas and Carrie Chiswell.
She was a member of the Daw-
sonville Women's Club and the
Old School Baptist Church.
Survivors include, besides
her husband, a son, Lewis ALL
mutt, jr., at the home, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at IL
am. Thursday at Hilton's
Funeral Home at GAINESVILLE,
Md, with burial in the Mo-
nocacy Cemetery at Beallsville,
Mo.
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Ezru Jocoby, 66,
Insurance Agent

Ezra Richardson Jacoby, g
retired insurance salesman,
died Sunday in Mount Lebanon,
Pa, after a heart attack. He
was Sc.
Mr.. Jacoby married Mrs
Laura Hicks of the District
three years ago. She was q
public school nurse here for
more than 40 years and lived
at 200 Rhode Island avenue
NE. before her marriage.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Jacoby
leaves a daughter by a previous
marriage, Mrs. John Robinson,
of 1923 South Twenty-first
street. Arlington; a brother,
George, of North East, Pa, and
four grandchildren.
Services were held yesterday
in Mount Lebanon. Burial was
in Williamsport, Pa.
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until his death he was an en-
gineer with the World Bank.
A native Of Lima, Ohio, he
was graduated from the United
States Military Academy in
1911, He was member Of the
American Society Of Civil En-
gineers, the Society of Ameri-
can Military Engineers and the
Army and Navy Club. where he
lived.
Gen. Mehaffey leaves no i'm
mediate survivors.
Y Services will be at / pm
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel
at Arlington Cemetery.
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Darn uf Chunks

lake. GENE z. I sincerely wish To
extend my appreciation TO all Of our
customers customers employs; FRIENDS ana
land Lions Club. DR.. Gibson, DR..
Cruse, the nurses for their inten-
sive care at the Washington SAM
tarium and the Robert A, Mattingly
Funeral Home. who offered their
kind expressions Of help and SYM
MRS. MARJORIE W. LAKE. 81
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DEATHS
Announcements Of
I'M MRnnrtant

TIT 1hRtttnrtatit
GRIFFIN. MARY. In loving memory
o. my dear mother, MANY GRIP
FIN who departed this life two
bEyoIEp DAuoETER. PtsRL
GRICE. MOTHER MARY A. In low
ing memory Of our dear mother.
MOTHER MARY. A, oRIcE, Who
February 20. iS5s. $50
FAMILY AND FRiENDs. FREpiDE
AND JUANTTA.
KING, MARY ELIZABETH. In loving
memory OF our dear mother. MARY
| ELIZABETH KING, who passed away
nSyss years ago today. February 90.
God sav. the road vas settins rough.
And the hills were hard 20 climb,
30 Ne closed your weary eyelidf
Ana whispered. Peace be thine"
KING, MARY. In loving memory OF
our dear friend and past president,
NARY KING, who departed this liz
1895, The PASTOR Aid Club.
FLOSsIE MANNING, President.
REV, 8. A. DAVENPORT. Pastor. .
memory Of our dear mother. MARI.
Eta oLIvERI. who passed away
bdftss5 years ago today. February
Just a loving thOusht Just q silsnt
Just a beautiful memory Of one We
Her LovNo SON.
PROCTOR, VERNON N. tB0OKSfET.
loving memory Of our dear hus-
1 9snd ana father. VERNON N. PROC
1NUH. WIN mmmmaA FwFa
aEo today. February 20. 1851.
You are not forgotten:
!ongs as life and memory last.
We VIII &iT ys thIRk q Eol
SCOTT. FLORENCE 2. TLOssIEJ. In
TIoREaecR ' Of CS pIS ssTHtsd s sSS1p,
Sio today February ssC' 1853. '''
To live IN hearts We leave behind
Is not 70 die.
TIE 1.MHIIAsfessETr AND INQUIRE
sUDDATH. JOHN y. In loving mem
orr % my beloved husband JOHN
year aEo today. February 20. 1879.
H. Is not dead. he Is Just away:
With a ehssry emile and wave Of
He has wandered into the unknown
And left Us dreaming how very fair
Its needs must be since he linssrs
MS LOVING WIPE. RUTH.
sYDNoR. NANCY BANIsTER. In low
ms memory Of our mother and
grandmother, NANCY BANi8TER
sYDNoR. who passed away twelve
years aEo today. February 20. 1891.
We have lost our LIES companion.
lifs linked with our own.
hu0 To-Day mlaH an rnuEh
ETHEL AM" ARTHuRe'"
rT @.mc,S :, WILLIS .,,l Is c, u loving
sho d.p %Ilais ,b. ny Tson .B,,....
years aso today. February 90, 1880
The wonderful things YOU aid for az
I've IN our hearts each day
And keep you near and dear 70 US.
Though you are far away.
Though your smile has gone forever.
We shall never lose sweet memories
OF the one We loved 20 much
LoyIso WIPE, HELM 4. TAQMP-
SsSb E Anp EfTH4iLoHES' TERESA
"iinIRS slfgS. i iSSps s ssgI.s 9
XsNfPP '"sSy %SiAsTRilSeo;fso5s'm 0' sSs
passed sway thir,y-slEht Years ago
- cHSRTsS ~ $50 s.; y sy or9 ssS,
August 8. ioil' WALTER, years
ago. September 90 1855 JANIS
r. years Aso, December 4, 1850
Loved IN lie remembered Alwsys
LONELY DAUGHTER AND sis.
TER LILLE COATES
rAIEs, MILLER OWN. In msmosy
oi our beloved husband MILLER
Nho departed this We two years
$50 December 30. 1851
These Two years have been lonely
lnts you passed on 10 rest
Deep IN my heart are precious
memories
SHARED BY u4 tao only
one comforting 10Y surytyss Ma
emptiness
loved you and did my best
stll hoyed. sadly missed, attn very
YOUR DEVOTED WIPE. BLANCHE
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriunn

VI ldJOTlum
j. William Lees Sons Co.
A. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
I'm ~. and Mass, ave. III $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
$500 otR92ho1I !AA,hYE' NV
z Blks. North Of walter Reed Hospital
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMLTERY LOTS. Natl Msmoriai
Pafk-Famiiy plots for half the park
Asklng price. owner in Arlsona
Boz 1851, star,
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WILLIAM v. goUvENALs

@AhaASAeA oNNANlaAg
BELLAMY. LANDoRA c. Suddenly,
at her residence, 922 Madison 81,
NV. LANDORA c. BELLAMY, wife
Of Lewis Bellamy, mother OF GREGORY
and Lewis Bellamy and beloved
daughter OF Elizabeth johnson. Also
ham; one brother, Grant Clinton; q
stepfather, Fred johnson, and a host
OF other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting al the John T, Rhines
SG FT 1amS H1 Daski5 solS ,, lItR 3
where friends may eall after 4
pm Thursday. February 81. Fu-
22. at l pm, at the Salem Baptist
Church Gausef, sl7 y St. o, n;,x I'll, the Rsy.
terment Carver Memorial Park. 81
10. 1858. EVA Il. BLAKE Of SSi !
st. NV. wife OF the late ATTORNEY
william I. Blake and devoted cousin
OF Mrs. Rofina Tucker. Also surviv-
ing are many friends. After 4 pm.
nv Ssssa z t rsers ss III I'll I5,snas are
neral Home, 1920 9th st. NV, where
services will be held At II am FIJI
day, February 90. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 20
BOW. CYRIL G. On Tuesday. Febru-
airy 10. 1868, CYRIL O. BOW Of
lib 8 ST. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by JARVIS.
BOYkIN, JANET. on Tuesday, Feb-
ruary 10, 1853, JANET BOYKIN
OF 1874 Owens place ne. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements BY
Jarvis.
BRANCH. OLLIE. on wednesday
February 90. 1868, OLLIE BRANCH
Of 1870 Y ST. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Jarvis.