Evening Star Newspaper, August 1, 1935, Page 11

(edar Hill Washingtomis most Beautifal Cmeterg Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise Chamber {s One of The Largest Undertakers in the M A $300 SERVICE §1 FursOnly s195 o 0o 0 o In Case of Death Call MAIN OFFIC| 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 01332 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 617 11th ST. S'E. ATlantic 6300 VETERAN EMPLOYE OF U. S. EXPIRES |Finis D. Morris Served in Patent Office 54 Years. Rites Saturday. Finis Daniel Morris, 70, 8 Govern- ment employe for 56 years, died yes- terday at his residence, 200 Long- fellow street. Death is believed to have been due to a cerebral hem- orrhage. Ten days ago he collapsed at his desk in the Patent Office, where he was a financial officer. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 2:30 p.m. Saturday. In- terment will be in Rock Creek Ceme- tery. Mr. Morris, who was born in Canada, came to Washington with his parents in 1867 and entered the Government service in 1879 as an employe of the Board of Indian Commissioners. " He was transferred to the Patent Office two years later. After working in a variety of positions, one of them as chief of the manuscript and photo- lithograph division, Mr. Morris was appointed a financial officer in 1920 and continued in that postion until his death. Although he became eligible for re- tirement last May, his tour of duty was extended by executive order of a new accounting system. For several years Mr. Morris served QUALITY s FRESH MEATS Liverwurst .__________." 39¢ Luxury Loaf __________»39c Chicken Loaf_ Fountain Brand Hams Sweet as a Nut ¢ 39¢ b 3AC Skinless Franks ___" 31¢ Luncheon Bologna ™ 29c Royal Pork Sweet Lang’s i Stuffed Olives Pickles cnd e v M bot. 10c Dole’s Pineapple Juice. ______2 ~- 2 an 25¢ Florida Gold Grapefruit_____2 ~* =™ 25¢ Old Dutch 3 cans for 23 GOES FURTHER—DOESN’'T SCRATCH about amazing pertunity te secure Wm. A. Rogers Al Plus Quality Siiverware Campbell’s Tomato Soup Ivory Soap.___4 =3 ces 23 1ee. cae P&G Soap__—__________2 v Argo Starch_____ % m v 5 1 1. mes Babo___. 7canFREEwith __2 o Pard Dog Food ___________3 e Paper Napkins Embossed Linen Nation-Wide to | permit him to complete installation | _u!v Jjar 23c THE EVENING Dies FINIS D. MORRIS. | as president of the Chillum Heights \ Citizens' Association. He also was an | active member of the Chillum Castle Lodge of Masons. He was treasurer | of United Council, No. 200, of the | National Union for more than 40 | years. | Survivors include his widow, Mrs. | Helen V. Morris; a son, Daniel Leigh Morris; a daughter, Mrs. B. Frank Mrs. Elinor Finley, children and a great-grandchild. ; two sisters, Mrs. L. M. Brock and | and five grand- | STAR, WASHINGTON, ASTBIN ARMY GET NEW RANK TODAY Officers Are Promoted as President Approves Act of Congress. By the Associated Pres: Almost 5,000 Army officers—4,918 to be exact—held new rank today. They were promoted, effective to- day, as the result of the approval late yesterday of the Army promotion bill by President Roosevelt. The War Department wanted the act to establish an even flow of pro- motion and smooth down the “hump” of thousands of officers commissioned during the reorganization of the Army at the end of the Wosld War and stagnated since then in the grade in which they were commissioned. The House passed the bill late Tues- day with one amendment to make it [feffective on the first of the month following enactment. To prevent a delay to September 1, the Senate quickly accepted the change vesterday, D. C, THURSDAY, 158 lieutenant colonels were promoted to coionel, creating the same number of vacancies in the rank of lieutenant colonel as well as providing for 364 new lieutenant colonels. In addition to the 522 commissions as major thus left open, the bill provides for naming 890 more majors, thus moving up 1,412 captains. The bill's provision for the promo- tion of all first lleutenants with 10 years or more service, meant thai between 1,500 and 1,700 were pro- moted to captain. Approximately 800 second lieutenants of three y=ars or more service automatically were pro- moted to first lieutenant. WIFE OF JUSTICE DIES | Mrs. Henry W. Holt of Virginia ‘Will Be Buried Tomorrow. STAUNTON, Va., August 1 (#).—Fu- neral services for Mrs. Henry Winston Holt, wife of a justice of the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals, who died at her home here yesterday afternoon, will be held at the residence at 10:30 ‘o'clock tomorrow morning. Dr. John Gravatt, rector of Episco- pal Trinity Church, of which she was & member, will officiate. Deaths lieported | Speaker Byrns and Vice President | Garner signed it and it was rushed to | the White House by special messenger | | for the prompt signature of Mr. | Roosevelt. | | Army officers stationed in practically every Army post in the United States, | Panama, Hawaii, Alaska, the Philip- pines and Tientsin, China, benefit. War Department officials estimate BANQUET | OLD VA. PURE ORANGE PEKOE 14 b, tin LEAVES NO BITTER AFTER TASTE 1 1b. jar 19¢ 35¢ Walter Baker’s Chocolate STRAWBERRY PRESERVES Fresh Pack 2 1b. jar 2 Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa . . Granulated Sugar . . . . . Jams an, Certo Making Old Va. Pure MAGIC RECIPE VANILLA ICE CREAM (AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR) Blend together 25 cups l:ul. Brand Sweetened Condensed Milk, r water, and 1} teaspoons vu\lll. Chil Whip 1 cup cream to custard-like con- cy and fold into chilled mixture. Pour into freezing rn Place in freez- ing unit. When half frozen remove from ufi-lguur Sa-n mixture from sides and bottom of pan and beat until Smooth but mot meited. Repiace in freezing unit until frozen for serving. EAGLE BRAND SWEETENED CONDENSED MILK can 19(: Kellogg’s All Bran “Uneeda Bakers” “Uneeda Bakers” Ritzg-. . ccbo Mellow Chocolate Cakes_____ ™ Shredded Wheat _______________2 »= Post Toasties.___ 10c 9c 9 23¢ 25¢ 19¢ pkgs. 80 count Coffee 2 “Roasted Fresh” Hires Root Beer Extract Root Rock Ginger Ale . . . . . Brill's E-Zee-Freeze ... . . . 2r19c Crisco 1 Ib. can 22¢ For Your Nearest 31b. can NATION-WIDE STORE Call Linc. 0093 63¢ Chestnut Farms Chevy Chase DAIRY MILK ELK GROVE BUTTER - 35¢ GOLD MEDAL BUTTER - 32c VIRGINIA ROLL BUTTER - 30c Lah o il bot.23c 5c 16 oz. bot. Contents Rock Creek Ginger Ale PALE or GOLDEN NATION-WIDE SERVICE For Use in d Jellies Cider Vmegar Nation-Wide Nation Wide Del Monte Pineapp Libby’s Vienna Style | Henry N._ Hutchinson 12 oz. Extra Sifted Early June Peter Pan Pink Salmon Cod Fish Cakes . 2 csns 25¢ Anglo Corned Beef . Del Montev..iwAsparagus Annie M an Norlhbronk Courts. John Bohn. 66, Otti: | Prank Wnomr nm soldm Hnrnr es, H4, 1445 mennl st Hospital 3y 3 th st Virginia_Donnelly. Casualty Hn(mial | Charles Thompson. Agnes McKenne Thomas_Sims, George Woods. Catherine Thomas, m'!x Hosn.ml. st 5 Division ave.n.e. Shop with confi- dence in Nation- Wide Stores and stock up the pantry shelves with genu- ine savings. Listed here are only a few of the many values to be had in our week end specials. Corned Beef 35¢ 1 1b. cak: 2] ¢ Valbtin 11c 10 = 55¢ bot. 29¢ 15¢ Peas < 17c tall 23c cans cans pt. 90; qt. 12 oz. - M T llc Ige. can Zlc ole le Slices Sausage . . <= 10c Standard CERTIFIED GRADE A EGGS =40 med. Krafts Cheese size American Velveeta or Pimento Tomatoes No. 2 cans GOLD MEDAL U. S. STANDARDS GRADE B EGGS i 39 b 18e Nation-Wide Mayonnaise V> »t. 15c; . 25¢ Good Luck Margarine NEW ONIONS 3 s 10¢ EGETA in most stores ». 29¢ FRESH BLE New Potatoes_________10 Iceberg Lettuce.___.* 10c & New Cabbage_———_____.3 ™ 10c Crisp Celery__ .= 10c & 13c Home-grown Tomatoes_____" California Carrots.____2 beches Home-grown Squash______" Fancy Beets__________ ‘== 5¢ 15¢ S5¢c 4c Cantaloupes.___ 3 19c & 3 = 25¢ GROCERS C |Fancy Freestone Peaches _4 ™ 19¢ Phone Your Order FREE Delivery AUGUST 1, 1935. SERVICES TODAY FOR W. A. KNOWLES Former Property Clerk of Na- tional Museum Will Be Buried in Rock Creek. Funeral services for William Alex- ander Knowles, 62, who died Monday at his residence, 1445 Fairmont street, were to be held at 2 pm. today at Hines' funeral parlors, followed by burial in Rock Creek Cemetery. For 35 years Mr. Knowles had been property clerk at the National Mu- seum. He had lived in Washington all his life and had been educated in the public school at Brightwood. Surviving are two brothers, Charles and Claude, both of Washington. Mr. Knowles was reared by an uncle, the late Archibald White. Their home fn Brightwood was located in the center of a 16,000-acre tract granted the White family by King Charles II during the seventeenth cen- tury. The territory now known as Kensington was a land grant also. Knowles' Station, named for Mr. Knowles’ great-grandfather. WALTER H. GIBBS EXPIRES SUDDENLY Auditor of Internal Bureau Fails to Survive Blood Infection. Walter H. Gibbs, 47, auditor in the Internal Revenue Bureau for several vears, died last night at Emergency Hospital after a brief iliness from | blood infection. Funeral services will be held at 10 am. Saturday from Joseph Gawler's Sons chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania ave- nue. tional Cemetery. Mr. Gibbs, a World War veteran and an expert accountant, came to Washington in 1919 to join the staff of the Internal Revenue Office. He had had previous experience as an auditor in the city controller's office at Philadelphia and as an accountant in Wilmington, Del. Mr. Gibbs, a native of Emporia Kans., had lived here at 3619 S street. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Viola | H. Gibbs; his mother, Mrs. Anna C. Gibbs of Huntingdon, Pa., and 8 brother, Clarence, also of Hunting- NOTED GERMAN DIES BERLIN. August 1 (#).—Adolf Da- This tract was formerly known as| Revenue | Burial will be in Arlington Na- | Card nf Thanks WATTS, SARAH. T, ¢ yworkers of the Acacia and friendy of e Bureay of En Eraving and Priniis (04 post of {riends and neighbors. we wish to €Xpress our thanks for ine bealiiful floral tributes ndnect HER CHILDREN wrLiE W AN- NIE BUCKNON AND mm nnron RS AND GRANDCH: Dratlys. ADAMS, QUEEN, 1. 4 Wed- parted this life We nesday g"_dn ADAME or 4043 Benning 19 YEEN survived A loving moi b ha Adams; fa- ther. “Arthuy A 'nr‘}e sisters. four of auiter “relatives ot S0l Funeral om 4445 D'Ine wve e Rotice of funerai On Sunday. Galiinger Hospital BATHE. wife of Rod- aiko 18 survived by ten *r_three brothers and Crmains may be viewed 1636 B st. se., BOYKIN children. one s many frien At her late Thursday s August BELHUMEUR, ddenly. on Wednesduy' u o Jogs54 5, ot bl resl- dence. 141 ey beloved hushard “og *Sosephiine. C. , Bel- BSe. rr‘°1ll"hilpll!! Msldencr :fltnEa' urday 8:30 fi m.; ce 10 the § 1 the Ea:r!fl eart Catholic Cr “f,."re Tass will be of- fered at 9 2 Interment Mount Ohv!! Cemetery. BENJAMIN. GEORGE G. On Wednesday, o Homeopathic Hospital oved husband of the famin Anna seph E. Benjamin. esidence of his sister. at on Saturday. Augus B. Clarke. and Church ay, Auzust h’ cemetery. TEONA FRANCES. On 119 i s “Bernadette ¥ Gony Remains resting 4 ambers Co. Southeast fu 17 11th st. s.e. On Wednesday. t Georgetown OLIVER R. CARR of Ciarendon. Va.. beloved hus- Nora B. Carr CARR, OLIVER R. k v Friday. Augusi apel netei¥. CHRISTIAN. JORN. Entered info eternal rest Wednesday. July He is survived | Fu- | Notice of | o 49 Co- | nee ® A1 Braths., KH(WIIR'I’ ('"AIL!'! E. Augus! 5. Obfl""n' sity Howi'll CHAR beloved son of Ma rnl’:‘lrlbarhd the m- rother of Gert, g:l'l}\ V'th!rn l'br;‘:d‘ Kr Hoattsville e Dgme, 46 Interment \Eyer Deat Bladoiepmen sreen Cemetery. MEAGHER, HELEN W. | nesday, ‘July 3| lfl"'.‘«mfi-m-‘:‘:’; University Hocpiin) HELEN W oty Re- the beloved wife of Paul Me agher, Tains at Tier late residence: Sh Cabitol st Motice ‘of Tonkrat joesorth On Wednesqar. N, PINIS D ANIEL d hushand of Helen V. ed father of Daniel D, 5B, Prank 3oy Funeral o, P aate TR0 s RIS Rimieas! ierment. Kook MORRIS, FINIS p, Castle Locge: No of ery‘lnd Chil On_‘Thu "Wiiiinm 3 31 Longteliow MORRIS, belo Morris and helov Morris and M “his will assemble l at 1:30 pm., to attend the lu'}!l’ll late hm(h!r Past Secretary FINIS B MOERI%V JOHN B ASABGUEGELOOD. W. M. MU LLLII FREDERIC st L1015 s e O AT LLER Mrmberl; of Ch\hum Atk mnd of YERIICK . II,E Elizabeth Ide Mulles P‘!{"}" serv ¢ Lee funeral ham: i ave’ne on Sturdar: Vited: " Tnterment Cedar Bl ety QUEEN. EDWARD B. DPD, ;lg':ln'?:l.l; !%V‘l‘l\l;{’ 1. 193 Garfi e ARD B flyn-:n devor 50 leaves. to Dennis Queen. and a Mary Biown.” Notice of funeral d On Thursday, a1’ his residence £ . duidge i s and Joseph H _Georgian s thereafter Funeral Sunday from Good Hope M. 3 " DORGTHY Lobis beloved daughter of Schwartzback Rema o Reuben Py phre ce of funeral THOMAS, CATHERINE. Departed this lifs Sundas. July ok yansParied this | Interment (’)ALI‘I\I‘ i | rnlmPr JORN. De arted this life Wed- | 31 residence, COLBERT at his OH the late Im\e Cf ber H= 1 the ate Sandy Colberl e 3 ! nent Pa\;m Cemete 3 maschke, noted advocate of a single- | tax system and land ownership reform died yesterday. He was 69 years old Damaschke was nominated in 1931 as Germany's choice for the Nobel Peace Prize, won posthumously that vear by Eric Axel Karlfeldt. the Swed- ish poet. His efforts for land reform through a more equitable distribution made him well known throughout the Reich in pre-Nazi days. Herr Damaschke even was men- tioned as a presidential candidate in Germany in 1919 and 1920 Marriage Licenses. Bovkin Edvard G and Blossie ne: Rev 5 Corcoran 5 Rev. A Gertrude E Va.: Rev 19 Morgan 290 T st r. 31. and Tt of Toiedo. Oh 24, Rock Hill. & 5 Adams s c Herman H. Yanz ter, and Marie E. Army Medical C . Philadelphia Fairm and Rmnm”fl Wilson. '1X, 611 Pairmont st E. Wiseman | Raymong A" Stackmonse. 20 ave. and Geneva L. Stoner. st.: Rev. W. P. Atkinson Kluncr G. Herndon. 24.'and B oth of Suffolk. Va. € Braienant | Edverd Bach"S%. Port Washington. X | and Thelma V. Owens 9. Oxon Hi - | Md H. W_ Manley 79th st. ne; Rev Kansas Florence J Rev. G o & RRE ] 31. both of 7 Giilum Hunter M pAS “ll]llm \{ and Durothv Blrrhs Reported Charles J. and Rose E. Sullivan. boy James H. and Elizabeth Simmonds. boy James and Helen Overstreet. boy. Robert L. and May McGrath, boy h_L._Edwards. boy. d Grace B Kells. boy. AR Mary E. Patterson. bos. L. and Sylvia V. Le Tourneau, boy Norman E. and Clara L. Jack. girl & Lawrence T. and Nancy A Weir, girl. Edgar P. and Bertha O. Allen. girl. Henry L._and Mary G. Bouscaren | Thomas H. and Susie Carder. girl Edward B. and Nina F. Talty. girl George B. and Marie Z. Clendenin. boy. George D. and Corrine E. Murphy. boy. Stewart_and Dorothy Mehifelt. boy. Calvin H. and Helen Wolfe. boy. William A and Esther V. Mitchell. Preston C. E boy Oliver C Tirso and Guana Maalihan. boy. | Hugh B. and Dorothy B. Provine wirl | Erwin and Harriett A. Richitt. girl Aubrey W, and Frances L. Mauck :V'L 29 Tllinois ave 19. New Mar- and Mary E_Plerce Corn Moses. girl Ulysses G. and Eva Bowman. girl. Clarence and Elease Cauley George R. and Evelyn M. Williams. girl Francis and Margaret M. Butler. boy Nethaniel and Bessue Billy. Edward and Annebell Richardson. eirl. Theodore M. and Jaunita Bowlding, zirl Eli_A_and Flora C. Coaxman._girl LOST. Tost and Found advertisements for the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 » BILLFOLD. Ter. in_Woo 5 & 10. at l'lth GPIH n.w. Co. offices. Reward. Cal BRIEF CASE plack R "Mon nmers Renrd Icn‘ yennw tiser stripes white nose, chest and ‘belly, Vicinity Woodley Park Towers ,Rznrd Call_Adams 752 'OCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, mll' and white with brown markings: Chase. numd, Emerson_6275. EGLASSES, shell Tim i brown leather >._Reward. _Walnut 93 . Reward. jmport- ¥ith name inside. | s apers and money. Rewar Maryland_ave. s Phone Line. 1726, PURSE. black silk_lost_J Maytiower ‘Hotel and P, 5 Re: Phone Potomac 1729. u..rr‘ ol n_drive: , Der (g L‘,’.‘,{,‘:E' papers un ay m. probably Po! Park. _Rew: PSshorne. Evening Sta wmsr -R:H ite goid. bracelet h-d Dls “stones. 1:h o e and nes d )lnrom ll d Pa ave. n.%. °l‘ street car, ‘Metropolitan 1588 d Thelma F. Crickenberger. boy CUMMINGS. THOMAS CAREW. On Wed- 0! DE \\» HARRY <’ Seey Departed this life Au- ice of funeral later FIDER., JAMES LEO. On Thur Devarted this Tife Tues: FENWIC K] FARL. GIBBS, WALTER H. On Wedr 195, at Er on Saturday t Interment Arlington etery. HAMILTON. EDWARD DPeva. Priday, July 26, 3. EDW. \RD HA\'ILTO“« 3 s funeral home. 389 R from he above hom terment Woodlawn Cemete: JACKSON. HERBERT CAMP. On Wednes. ¥, Juiy 31. 1035. at hit e By omz. flowers J\rKfio\ LAURA. On M t her residence August 1 Church Ju‘FEns’o.\' . TWN 12th st. and Florida eral hereafter ELLEN. On Tuesdas. July 5. al Gallinger Hospital, ELLEN JOHNSON beloved daushter of Hannan Davis. She also leaves one aunt. one gousin and_cther 10 “ne 210 ust t residence’ of Mre. Nellie Seaton ct. Funeral Friday 2. at 1 p.m. the above residen Jon\sro\ G T, July t_Providence Hospital from North r‘c 1 Rome. 1 Gsteilors foneral Fom 2 North Cnnnol st.. on Priday. August a.m.: thefice to St. Dominic's Church where mass will be said at 10 am._ Rela- tives and friends. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. .vole'mV IRVING T. The oficers and embers of General Nelson A. | iR United Span- | Ish War Veterans. are requested | sh War Veterans. a e X t 8 am._Priday. Costello's | ftol <1, o assist o e burt ol st 0 assist In of our late comrade IRVING T JOHN- STON. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. WM. G. STIRK. Commlm‘er Official: = PRINT E. SHO! lEWl! JANNIE. Denlned this hrc Tuvs- day. July 30, 1035. at her residence. 005 Priticess. st Alexandria, Va. JANNIE LEWIS. She leaves to mourn their loss 2 loving mother. Lucy Turner: fath Samuel . Turner: one daughter. \hude V. Lewis: one son. Herman T. 4 bont o or: HErMAT and. friends Puneral Priday. August " at 1:30 pm. Tom Alfred Street Baptist Church. Alt)undnn Va. Interment Douglass Cemetery. 'Alexandria. Va. MARTIN, JAMES SERINUS. y o Wednfixd.y July 31 1945 ‘at 7:43 B.m._ at his residence 827 10th st. n JAMES SERINUS MKRT!N beloved hus- band of Nettje Lee Martin and father of Jdohn D.. Calvin C.. Rolyix (Dick) and | Mrs. Gertruce Arnold. He also is sur- ¥ived by eleven grandchildren. Funeral | rom the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & | Son. 2007 Nlchnli IV! s.e._on Saturda August 3 Relatives and friends are”invited: | Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Remains may be viewed 3t the above-named funeral home afler 2 o'clock noon Friday, August M—\uu.m SAMANTHA Wednesday. July 31 MEMILLAN of 1518 Swann st nw. Zains ‘st Prasier's tuneral home Ehode_Isial a.w. Notice of neral hur 1 Passed away Suddents “on ANTHA | Re- <0 North Cap: | HURSH. Secy. “IIIM\N yMARY ELLEN. oOn Tuesdas . YARBROUGH. irn\um e Wed J Departed this 105 LEONARD In Memortam. BAUR. JOSEPH A. In mory of our ve- aved father, JOS BAU Aufl' 1 34 "'HE ?A\HL" um ROEFR"' vears ago 'cdfl A'zsls( 1 died one year ago tod zu.suom‘n ROBERT. mory of my dea \OPTH Gone. but not forgotten no more MOTHER. RACHEL WILLIAMS JARVEY. ELIZABETH C. AND WILLIAM A 2 in the far-off west EMMALOU AND WILL. ® Nm\~ GEORGE J. AND JERRY 8. v emory " of r " ones r.Eoan J. PARKS who passed away on 11 and JERRY S. PARKS. August 1. 192 Dpassed since tha But in our Fe. we. m THEIR DEVOTED | CHILDREN RENCE PARKS. GEORGE J. PARK~ LOUISE PARKS GRAY. ""“‘;‘, ELIZA C. In loving memors of our ed mother. ELIZA C. FIERSON. who died Julv 0. 19 [ER DA"(‘H’"ERC FLEFCC\ B. .’A('K- SON. RAY RAYMOND my belove unn:w r n ANDREW ¥ RATMOND: who pi sed ity tWo years ago. August EARA PRYOR BUCHANAN STRIEBY. FREDERICK A tribute of to emor and father ®ho left us one vear ago To34 trae and kind emary he left behind and fust in all his ways “10l character o the end of his There s no death! Has n'a(\r'v" into a fairer land. A place of beauty far above This world we w and understand, Fm m» can nr er lose its own. ait a little while and then n\r by uhu- nce deeper grown, We meet 1o never DArt AgAIn HIS LOVING WIFE AND SON. RACE T. In memory of our GRACE T. SU\!M[ this life August 1. 18. HEP DEVOTED TLDREN WHITE. SARAH E Ix m"mm\ of our dear Tother. | SARAH WHITE . who Cde- ife rmr w:r ago today. Au- 014 The one we love ' parted gust 1 A other. so good and kind No'Triena ‘o0 eari In loving mem- mother. Mrs. LEAH ROGERS YATES who pacsed away one year ago today. August 1. 1934 A loving mother. so true. so kind No friend like her on earth do we find: For all of us she did her best Mav God_giant her eternal rest | HER BROKEN-HEARTED DAUGHTER. | MRS. HATTIE DORSEY. | T FUNERAL DIRECTORs. | J. 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