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Funeral Is Today
For Mrs. Davis

LEESBURG, Va. July II
AP).-Graveside funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. Margaret Inman
Davis, widow of former Vir-
ginia Gov. Westmoreland Davis,
were to be held at Q pm. to-
day on their old Morven Park
estate.
Mrs. Davis will be buried be-
side her husband, Governor Of
Virginia from 1918 to 1922.
Mrs. Davis died Sunday at
her shore front estate at Bran
ford, Conn, to which she
moved in 1857. Earlier, the
funeral time had been reported
as yesterday at 3 pm.
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Archbishop O'Horo, SO,
Vatican Diplomat, Dies

LONDON, July II (AP)-
Archbishop Gerald Patrick
O'Hara, American-born Vati-
can diplomat who was expelled
from Romania by the Com
munists for alleged espionage,
died yesterday.
The archbishop, apostolic
delegate to Britain since 1854,
was So. He died surrounded by
grieving priests and nuns, four
days after being felled by a
heart attack.
Archbishop O'Hara, son of
an Irish immigrant to the
United States, was expelled
from Romania in 1850 along
with two other officials of the
apostolic nunciature in
Bucharest.
Went to Ireland
The Romanians claimed that
Archbishop O'Hara and the two
officials had made use of their
diplomatic position to. interfere
in the internal affairs of Ro-
mania by initiating and taking
part in the activities of spies
sentenced by Bucharest mill
tary court.
The archbishop protested,
blaming the Romanian govern
ment for the strained relations
between Bucharest and the
Holy See.
From Romania he went to
Ireland-ancestral home of his
parents-as papal nuncio.
In 1853 while in Dublin, Paul
Blanshard, American author,
filed a petition at the Ameri-
can Embassy there calling for
q revocation of Archbishop
O'Hara's American citizenship.
Mr.. Blanshard, a fighter for
complete separation of church
and state, alleged that the
nuncio was serving as the
diplomat of foreign power
and thus was violating the Nc
Carrarir Act. This prohibited a
United States citizen from
performing the duties of any
office. post or employment I'M
der the government of a foreign
state" requiring an oath Of al
legiance.
The Vatican replied that
Archbishop O'Hara, who was
born in Scranton, Pa, and who
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Uarh nf Chunks

BRENT, MILTON DARNELL. The
family OF the late MILTON OAR
NELL BRENT wishes 10 extend sim
~ Svmnaihv srd ethsr sris ~ Siyd.
ness during their recent bereavement
THE FAMILYlf17
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Dratha

"3 5uis Is, ii 1888, a. Freedmens OI Hos.
pltSl. WALTER J. WATSON Of l743
You &; NIT beloved father Of
Mrs. Alths Elliott; brother s. Of mrs mrs.
Mrs. Matte Butler, Gordan watson.
Samuel Clemson and the Rev L. w.
White, nephew Of MIS-. Emily Mack
and James Daley. The late. Mr..
Watson win lie in state at Mount
Rsthsl R fssnS Church list ,yS and
to IL pm. Wednesday, July II, and
from 3 Am. TO. 1890 pm. Thurs
day, July Is, where services. will be
held at pm. Casket viii not be
Ifne e MsmOrissir V cemeteF r'ef seTV.
ices By Stewart, 80 H st. ne.
WICKERT, GEORGE Z. on Sunday.
p pItSl dEoR ReS e C RicRERr H0 81
fO6 lin St. NV. Friends may cali
at the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st.
ices will be held on Thursday. July
Is, at | pm. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. IL
WRIGHT, JAMES t. On Monday.
July IS, 1853 at the Washington
W afsERtaa be csRtsF bro }aMG e Ethel
p, Haywood p. and Irwin b.
Wright, Elizabeth j. Frazier and
Bessie C. Valentine. He also is
survived by eight nieces, eight
nephews and a host OF other rela-
tives and friends. Mr., Wright may
Home, 1905 Shirlington I'd. Ar
lington Va, from 8 to 10 pm.
Thursday, July Is. Funeral serv-
ices at Fort Myer Chapel at 10
am, Friday. July 10. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. Is
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

Cremat0rlum
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Sta 81. and Mass. Ave. u, $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7400 GEORGIA AVE NV. RA 3-7fiI
2 Blks. North Of Walter Reed HSsb.lL
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MORGAN, ARTHUR C. An emergent
IN c. Whiting Lodge. No, 81,
|MCN Thursday, July is, 1853,
XNY at 100 pm, at the Birch
NV Funeral Home. 3034 NJ st.
W NV, for the purpose Of
conducting Masonic services over
ARTHUR c. MORGAN.
BAY RAiIpS & P & AsTdpoiLIEEYY. H sssst
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MUNTHE DE MORGENsTIERNE

MUNTHE DE MORGENsTIERNE,
WILHELM On Monday, July 70,
cellency WILHELM MUNTHE DE
MoRoENsTIERNE Of 1911 r st,
Munthe De MorgenStierne and
father OF Mrs. Marjorie Dahlgren
and Miss Solvelg Munthe De Nor
senstierne. Services and interment
private. u
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yesIyei paptst ShuIcn' otn ana
ALMA G. HAWKINS, President.
IRENE =. sTANcIL, Cor. Secy.
KING. FLoRANcE MARY. On Mon
asorss Sul Hzo,bi W. l Ma ToR pr,Rss
MARY KIM Sl q VISTA s Ma a' She i
survived by 8 loving dapghters, 4
father. z sisters. 9 brothers, other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing At Horton,s Mortuary' 1924 You
sS ssson Ms Tls9l q P e. chd iFSR
Lincoln Park. Nd, the Rev. W.
EDWARDS minister Interment Ar
KIRKPATRICK, WILLIAM N. on
Saturday July Is, 1868, WILLIAM
~ KIRKPATRIcK. beloved father
Ros T IT. Kiasps PrSsIcA s SrGins' q
Thiel. Lenora Z. .Hamman, Pearl K,
Helms and Blanche r. Harding aud
two. grandchildren. Services at the
q, ". Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2n0i
18th vs s. nw parking fseilities 81
or m ~iS nIsr%:Si fSoPIt Lincoln cl ,@.
etery. rs
KNUTHs, CONSTANCE M. on Tues
denee Ss3l Milan drive, Alexandria.
Va, CONSTANCE NJ KNUTHs, be.
loved daughter Of Mrs. Mary Knuths
Of Ames, lowe, Miss Knuths has
neral Home Ames, Iowa, for sery-
ices and interment, Local arrange.
ments BY the Murphy Funeral Home
Arlington, Va.
LANE, MARIAN. on Monday, JUL
lb,. 1893 IN ,washington, d. q.
MISS MARIAN LANE. Memoria
Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square
on Thursday, July Is. at III am
Inlhlment private.
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$50 acs&0ska
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day. July is, 1888. at Prince
e esg1Ee Hospital CHARLES 4. Nc
Gay McClung, father Of Mrs. sails
Schultz, Donald c. and Hugh G.
McClung, beloved son Of Mrs. Mar
garet McClung (nee Zink). He also
Is survived by five grandchildren!
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
where. services will be held on
Saturday, July 20, at 10 am.
Graveside. services will be held al
pm. in Oakland Cemetery, Oak
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pss' IVA AZ l. az NSsnSay July lo e
ST.. ne. devoted wife Of Lovette G.
johnson, ST.; mother Of Lovette &
johnson, IT,; Loretta Y, Chavis
Leslie R., Robert L. and Marilyn 81
Johnson. two daughters n-law, three
grandchildren, three brothers, three
sifht ess =, on, me-. aunt mr. one uncle and
After. 4 pm. Wednesday, July II,
friends may call at the above address
I pm. at Mount JezreeI Baptist
Church, 9Th and Z ats. Sc, the Rev
l, 2: Hughes officiating. fntermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Arrange.
neral Home, 3Ob II al. NV.
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Was Phi Beta Kappa

A native of Erin. Tenn. he
was graduated cum laude from
Vanderbilt University in 1882.
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ChhL r. NOONNEHs W. r.
FLORA E. MITCHELL. secy.
CARTER. GEORGIA z; The Officers e.
wives League are hereby requested
70 be present at the funeral Of
MRS. GEORGIA Z, CARTER. on
Thursday. July ~, 1858, at p.m.'
at Liberty Baptist Church.
MRS nF fUc AEEsA oW RYSe s sssSssnt
Ws liSI1si sanitsriaS and Hos:
pltal, CLARA LOUISA DE LAWDER
q 1928 Branch drive. Silver Spring
Nd, mother of Mrs. James j.
MeAulifie and Robert x. pe LaWdsrI
io ssHI sSandehildr SSa'r Mrs. 1 b Law!
phrey Funeral Home, s434 deorela
ave- silver s Ssis Z, HStda.,V n 1sTS
iSStsranent PC Cedar SpA'h MI csPetsry,
home after $50 pm. wednsSdSy
EGoLEsroN. JOSHUA B.. ST.. on Mon.
s sos IslE sr 1879 81 1873 SSsN wHaais
4. and Joshua p. Epaleston, III
Patricia Egslsston. brother of Arehi,
Ballou and Mrs. Chloe Easley. Also
surviving are other relatives anc
many friend, HI nSIt.d !, 1.% s.,I FRI Y
the Mcclure Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV. Services on Saturday
July 20, az the Mount Morlah BAp,
tist Church, l7tth and East capito
Encoin Memorial Pcs Gen. lS''r ia,ia
FISCHER. RACHAEL. OF 222s 4Ott
q the late Philip and Mary Fischer
ana sister Of Katherine wiseran
Prayers At Chambers oeorgetowT
Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ st. NV, OF
M sss "t Holy ss'S Trinity charc a 5Sti
and o SITS NV at 10 am. Inter
rent George Washington Memorial
FLEoER. ANTHONY A.. on Tuesday
pItal. ANTHONY A. FLEQER o
a4aO Wheeler. I'd. s.e.,. Washington
D, c., beloved husband OF Mary I
Fleger. father OF DR., Donald A
Eleger Of Springfield: Va. an
SsSogrinns Js srm,n, Of l Mclean, W.
Sf0'ccHiesy Cleveland n't Ohio. Hs Also S0I |
survived BY slx grandchildren
Funeral Home. 5bef Columbia PIX,
M eGnesSsy. July 'I i9 Re@ NJ p VI
be transported 10 Cleveland, ohit
for services and intsrment.
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IVA, Members Of the In
terdenominational Church
Ushers Association OF
D. C., Inc, are hereby no.
titled Of the death OF our
beloved member, IVA
JOHNSON. Funeral serv-
ices on Thursday, July is,
1 pm, at the Mount
Baptist Church, 9Th and
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MeDONOUGH. ROSE H.. ON sunda

I DosSoJddH i fssa.rly ROSE 81 BOWIE II MS
beloved wife of the late Joseph M.
McDonougn and mother OF Mrs.
Pauline A. Sterling, John j.. Francis
A. and Thomas J. McDonough. Mrs.
Anna M. Cook and Miss Loretta
MeDonough. Friends may call at
Valleys Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode
Island ave-, at Eastern ave. ne.
Funeral on Thursday, July is, al
$3.50 am; thence to Ascension
Catholic Church at Bowie. Nd,
where Mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose Of her soul
Relatives and friends invited. In
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1858. al Arlington Af Hospital, JACK cR!
MEYER Of los Church place. Falls
Church, Va. beloved husband Of
Jack Meyer. IT,, and Mrs. Al.
ton McKissick; grandfather Of
Linda, Don, Debbie, Lisa and John
Meyer. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va, after 5 pm.
Twg .a6s!yI., July ,,v lS, until 10 pm.
ices will be held at the Falls
Church Church Of Christ, 300 Lees
burg pike, Falls Church, Va. on
Thursday. July IS. at 10 am. In
terment National Memorial Park. IL
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MURPHY, HERBERT P, Sacred to
HERBERT p. MURRHY, who passed
away six years ago today. July II,
1857.
We walk a separate road todSy
And sorrow darkens all my way,
Yet though / walk my road alone,
know that you are still my own.
And you and in Heaven will meet
Where life Is perfect and complete.
DEv0IED WIFE. A. FLoRINE
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NIcurINcAIF rRrn SPENCER on

Taesdss, july Is, iGea, Al her resi-.
siYHESSiGt O g sEsSEfsahs S Ss6Ssd We VIZ
Of COL Ernest G. Norman, UsA
retired, daughter Of Mrs. Carrie
c. Shrader OF Mclean, Va. Friends
may call at the Arlington Funeral
Home, 1901 North FAIRFAX dr.. Ar
in iy va 1 yntil SP aT pu psiasy
Episcopal Church. 542O Kirby I'd,
will be held AT 1890 am. tntermenl
Arlington National Cemetery. II
desired, contributions may be made
stanA Church. Is
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sHIELIIUN' CgaadgyIN g. On MONDAY,
SoSE IL q 1888 sGs fsS oaSS o d sHF e.
Arlington, va, beloved husband Of
Billy D. Shelton Of Daytona Beach
Fla, and Calvin G. Shelton Of
Shelton Of Reedsviiie, N. C.; Gar.
rett. Shelton Of Ashton, Va; Lee
shelton, Phil Shelton, Mary Shell
ton and Mrs. Mildred Merricks, ali
Of panVtlle' ys: He also Is sur.
Friends may call at the Murphy
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike
Arlington. Va. where services will
be held at pm. Thursday, july
is. Interment Columbia Garden
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MILLS, .ANNIE n. on Tuesday, july
IL Itt.t l0ss ,s At PiSNtEASt aensTfl Hos 9;
s4s 1Sth '0 st. Ai s.s.. wife q deorS e
Mills. Also surviving are one
granddaughter, -four great-grand.
children, two sisters, a SON in-law
devoted friend, host OF otheI
relatives. and friends. Remains rest
neral T Home sSs long soiS h iatS S. Co. ns
Notice Of funeral later.
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1n Mrntnrtaitt

BULLOCK, MARY b. In loving mem
DRY OF our wife and mother, MARY
B. BULLOCK, who passed away
three years ago, July IL, 1860.
Our hearts cannot tell how we miss
you,
Our lips do not know what to
say;
God only knows our feeling,
Which we hide under our smiles
each day.
LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill
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SHAW. STEWART BAKER. On \

f SHkrR guy sHlM II i 5PSa l7o sfF cszsI3
I'd. College Park, Nd, beloved hus.
Mrs, Harwood E. Read and Mrs,
Edward @. Simpson. and son OF
Mr.. David Shaw. He also is sur
vived by seven grandchildren and
two REORGANIZATION Friends
may call at Gasch's Funeral Home,
1879 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, after 10 am. Wednesday, July
II, until 1880 pm. Thursday. July
Is; thence to st. Andrews Epis-
copal Church. College ave, College
Park, Nd, where services will be
held at 3 pm. Interment Fort
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PAIGE, JAMES ?. In memory Of
our dear son and brother. JAMES
F. PAIGE, who left US eight years
ago today, July II. 1855.
The angels are faithfully guarding
a silent and sacred grave,
For in II lies the one we loved,
But could not save.
Beyond life's golden sunset
Lies a city bright and fair,
In the land OF Gods tomorrow,
Ond our loved one awaits US there
MOTHER, FATHER AND BROTH
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MORGAN, husband Of the late MIN.
ME Howard Morgan, son Of the late
Richard W. and Mary Price Morgan
Remains resting at the Birch Flu.
neral Home, 1904 M st. NV, wher'
services will be held on Thursday
July Is, at 2 pm. Interment Rock
Creek Cemetery
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day, July Is, 1868 at aeorgetoTr
SON MOORE Of $500 ' Fort Sumner nei
drive, Sumner, Nd, mother Of Ed
win q. Moore and sister Of Mrs
william ]. Bundy Of Greenville
n. c., She also is survived BY five
at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave
at Harrison st. NV. parking on
premises), where services will b.
held on Thursday, July is, at II
am. Interment Greenville, N. c
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AS CUNNIE. All Objects and
IA members OF the James
~ Reese Europe Post, No. 8,
M the American Legion, are
requested to attend the
"a Legion services at the
~ Rhines Funeral Home,
30l5 18th st. ne, on
rsday, July Is, 1868, at 8
for our late cnnrade- CON-
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PAIGE, JAMES FLETCHER. In low
ing memory Of my brother, JAMES
E EiIri1 PAioE Who died eiSht
We miss the clasp Of your gentle
hands,
The warmth OF your loving smile,
But we know We shall all be together
again
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PHILLIP W. MIcKENs. comdr.
ALBERT L. DUNLAP, Adjt.
ToYER &c GEo IMnsO. On nI Monday, ~ n

VAN MOSS, LIST LIT, BERT, U. s.
S Ssy J ssiny,D,i,SS 1894 at v ssth Ssn
MOSS, U. 3 Marine Corps (retiredl
OF 1870 Wyoming ave. NV, hus.
band OF Alma NJ Van Moss. Friends
may call at 0awler's Chapel, Wis.
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV
parking on premisesl. Services
will be held at Fort Myer Chapel
On 6,. Tnursday., july July Is At 10 am
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THOMAS, CONNIE. on Monday. July
10. 1868, at his residence. 4I5
Quincy ST. NV, CONNIE THOMAS,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Margaret
Thomas. Also surviving are three
sisters, one brother, other rela-
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home, 3015 18th st. ne.
lample parking facilities, where
friends may call after 4 pm. Thurs
day. July Is, and where funeral
services win be held on Friday,
July 10, at 1918 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. is
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McCARRAN, HARRIET, c

H0Ly - IHaAahahILI' On IQesday,
800 Tp l R At her wa IssiSs9ss
D. G., HARRIET McCARRAN, be-
loved mother Of Sister Margaret
Patricia, Holy Name Society, Holy
Name College, Oakland. Calf: Miss
Mary L. McCarran, Miss Norine
Hay Of HOLLYWOOD, Fla, and sister
Of DR.: 8. P. McCarran OF Nevada.
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on premises), where the
Rosary will be recited on Wednes-
REM New ~
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Is, 1863 at b. his on res MfHndsy ~ Hqly
JOHN 3. qRfEL, the beloved hIs,
band of Kitty A. Griel, father of
Jonelynn 3. and Thomas D. Griel,
son OF Mr.; and Mrs. Frank c. Griel,
T.. Of Clarified. Pa; brother Of
Mrs. Sara Jane earns and Mrs.
Margaret Beard of Clarified, Pa,
and ]. Fred Griel Of North Canton,
OHIO. Friends may call at the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. sc. (parking facili-
ties)' until pm. Wednesday, July
July 49,. at the Leavy Funeral Home
Clarified, Pa.
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bTLkLlNG, CUMDk. AKCHIBALD
G SaAdhAME Fly gsN ,os RetireS Il. %. on
dencs, No. 8 Red Cross terrace,
BALD GRAHAME STIRLING, UsN
(retired), in his S0th year. Services
At Fort Myer Chapel, Arlington Ma
at / pm. IL
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July Is. 1865, at New Haven. Conn. B.,
ROSE MARIE WALLER OF sOo Ala.
bamA ave. Sc, the beloved wife Of
the late Valentine Waller and
s @Gta'r o. e ccUf Ma Ps 9 g E Mar
Rose Marie Borda. Catherine q,
Francis l., Joseph j., James l.,
.incentgC, and Martin W. Waller.
She also Il survived by twenty-seyen
grandchildren and twenty.fcur great.
simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1861
oood Hope I'd. sc. (parking iacih-
tiesi, ON Thursday July rs. AZ
$50 am; thence TO the Church Of
the Assumption, where Mass will be
offered al 10 Am: for the reposee
Cemetery. vniting hours until . D m.
WALLACE, MARIANA A. on Monday,
July i5,. 1868, MARIANA A. WAL
LACE Of 1929 Park I'd NV be-.
loved daughter OF Edna W, and
the late Horace, B. wallace and
devoted sister OF Mrs. Mediel W.
Two Sunts' one SrotheT.in S,S other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later, Arrangements BY
WARD. HENRY A, on Monday July
l5,. 1888, at University Hospital
Baltimore. Md. HENRY A. WARD
father Of james Robert and Caro-
Ann Ward, brother OF Mrs. Nellie
Le Blanc Of 81, Petersburg, Fla
John A. Of Silver Spring. Nd.
Leonard and Allan ward Of Hialeah
Ella; Friends friends, may eSil At ,hs NE Lee
ave. ne where services viii b,
held on Thursday, July ls,. at 1886
pm. lntsrment Cedar. Hin Gene
uery. ~
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sT 7,lS yg6da5AN b. On Monday
NER Of 1907 5Sth ave, BerWyn
Heights, Md, beloved husband Of
the. late Lillian Z. Stanner and
brother Of Frances L. Henning
Blanche Z. Steiner. Byron T. and
James L. Stanner. Relatives anc
friends may call at Gasch's Flu.
neral Home, -4739 Baltimore ave.
Hyattsville, Md, after s pm
Wednesday. July II, where services
will be held on Friday, July 10
at 1 pm. Interment Cedar Hi
Cemetery, ls
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JAMES, WILLIAM n. OF 2439 N
st. NV, husband Of Rosa Z. james
and father Of six children and siS
grandchildren. He also Is survived
BY two great-grandchildren two
orotners and one sister. Viewing
S16 H st. me-, on Wednesday, July
II, from 8 to 10 pm. Funeral OF,
Thursday, July Is, at / pm. in-
terment Lincoln Memorial Cematerv
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Hill VN' ahoHLLLN =. On Tuesday'
yersity Hospital. EVELYN A. HAM
nToN of 133 Webster st. NV, be-
loved daughter of Everett z. and
the late Helen Hamilton. Also
surviving are two sisters, two
uncles, two nephews, four nieces,
other relatives and many friends,
Remains resting at the John Il,
RhineS Co. Funeral Home, 3Oi5
18th st. ne. Notice of funeral later
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Monday. July Is. 1893, At her resi- n
dence. 719 South View terrace,
AAlHSxTssIndria,, 70, Va KATHERINE
William B. Haislip, mother Of Mrs..
Roger A. .Thornett, ST., and grand-
mother Of Roger A., IT,, and vii
liam B. Thornett. Funeral services
on Thursday, July Is, at IL am,
Ct the Cunningham Funeral Home.
cameron and Alfred sts., Alexan-
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CLARKE, HATTIE L. In loving mem
CRY OF our dear mother, HATTIE
l.. CLARKE, who passed away three
years ago today. July II. 1860.
The call was sudden, the shock
severe,
We little thought such grief was
near;
The ones who have lost can only
tell
The pain Of parting without fare
well.
MARIE AND GILLESPIE FORD
AND FAMILY
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-06
DISCUSSING ARIZONA LAW
STOLEN GOODS DANGEROUS

Journeyman have somebody market their
hefts. Furnishes person who knowingly receives.
stolen property The punishment from one-year
jail term ten-year prison term.
trial. district attorney show that the accused
U the property stolen and O that he possessed 1t,
or allowed others to hide it on his place.
may "crcumstantal evidence knowledge
possession So the jury take long look suspicious
accused buy the thing below market
Diamonds and watches, for example When and
accused get the property Did change the
property identifcations7
Suppose the property but did not know was stolen:
suppose you found and hid it. Then guilty
of concealing stolen property.
prosecution has you knew the property stolen
helps: presumes you knew stolen got
from youngser under eighteen. buyer deals with such
his risk unless he bought thing regular fixed
place of business.
Vi fence who arranges with the thief
property accompce he also be guilty
of conspiracy commit theft, BURGLARY. robbery.
dealers in second hand goods have duty
wise the law presumes they knew 1t was stolen.
The right his property is affected whether not
the buyer knew 1t stolen
his legal column is issued public service under
and is written inform
advse.)
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Arizona tribune., 1963-12-06
SIGHTS CONT

made for all of the new and wait
ing talent which is available in
the country.
I'll write a Letter. to CHS,
ABC and NBC and tell them to
take out the old stars. Gee, If
they do we will be without most
programs. In the words of form
er communications chief Minow
television is a vast wasteland.
1t Is indeed the home base for
all worn out and nearly wasted
performers. Wait until / turn
the dial to another channel.
Arizona tribune., 1963-12-06
NEGRO HISTORY NOTES
ARNA BONTEMPS

Boneps born in 1902 in Louisiana He spent his early
years California, receiving his schooling there He obtained
degree Union College Angwn, California Mr.
Bontemps graduate study Columbia University and the Uni
versiy of Chicago.
writings have been published in many magazines and
hologes granted the Rosenwald Fellowship in 1889 and
943 Poetry Prize 1926 and the Pushkn Prize in
1926 and '27 and other awards
addition his poetry Mr. Bonemps has compiled antho
ogy Negro poetry and edited autobiography OF WC Handy
He has written several chldrens stories dealing with the Negro
problems.
BLACK MAN TALKS OF REAPING
have beside all waters in my day.
planted deep within my heart the fear
That wind or fowl would take the grain away.
planted safe against this stark, lean year.
scattered seed enough to plant the land
In from Canada to Mexico
But for my reaping only what the hand
hold is all that show.
Yet what sowed and what the orchard yields
My brothers gathering stalk and roots
Small wonder then my children CLEAN In fields
They have sown, and feed on bitter fruit.