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Evening star., 1935-06-05
MISS FAWCETT, 79,
DIES IN MARYLAND
Lifelong Montgomery County
Resident Will Be Buried
Tomorrow.
Ry STAFF Correspondent of The Star

COLESVILLE, Md, June 5.-A life
long resident Of Montgomery County
and pioneer member of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church here, Miss
Jennie Fawcett died yesterday at the
home of her niece, Mrs. John T
Hardy Of Kensington, following 10
day illness.
Born here 79 years ago. Miss Faw-
cett was at one time president of the
w. C. T. U. Of Colesville and also g
member of the Emory Methodist EpiS-
copal Church of Washington. She re-
sided here until 10 years ago. WheT
she left to make her home with Mrs
Hardy.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock at the
ColeSville Methodist Episcopal Church
Burial will take place in the church
cemetery.
Miss FaWcett is survived by a sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah F. Hodges of TIA
koma Park, Md; two nephews. ]. r
Hodges of TakOma Park and Walter
Fawcett of Trenton, N. j., and eight
nieces, Mrs. John T. Hardy Of Kens-
ington, Mrs. c. E. Nichols of Washing
ton. Mrs. Truman R. CiSSel of Coles
Vile. Mrs. Blanche F. Benson, Mrs
Gertrude Benson of Sandy Spring
Mrs. Alfred Ray and Mrs. Louise H
Judd Of TakOma Park and Mrs. Vir-
ginia Roberts of Philadelphia.
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MARY BERTHA SHURE,
HONOR STUDENT, DIES

Miss Mary Bertha Shure, 20, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dean Shure,
Pine avenue, Takoma Park. Md, died
early today after an eightweek illness.
Miss Shure, senior at Southern
Seminary. Buena Vista, Va. was an
honor student and had been notified
that despite her absence as result
of her illness, she was to be graduated
with honor.
During her senior year she was art
editor OF the year book, drawing all
the illustrations, the last of which she
had completed before becoming i'll. She
vas graduate of Central High School.
Miss Sure was born in Clarendon,
Tex, on May 13, 1915. She came to
this city "A years ago With her par
ents. her father becoming director Of
music at the Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
She is survived by her parents and one
brother, Ralph, an attorney in Chi
cago.
The funeral will be held from the
home Friday at pm.
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SERVICES ON FRIDAY
FOR IVAN JOHNSON
Rural Route Manager of The Star
Dies as Result of Cross
ing Crash.

Services for Ivan johnson, 81, rural
route manager of The Evening Star,
who died in Garfield Hospital yeSter-
dav of injuries received when his au-
tomobile was struck by a Washington
Baltimore & Annapolis train Satur-
day afternoon at Woytych. Md. Will
be held at the Lee funeral chapel
Friday at 10 am. Burial Will be IN
Rock Creek Cemetery.
Born in Waynesboro, Pa, Mr.. john
son had lived here most OF his lie
His home was at 422 Hamilton street
He worked for a motor cycle con-
Germ for several years and later went
into business for himself. He came
to The Star in 1927. after having had
experience in the circulation Depart
ment of the Washington Times.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Gertrude Tuttle Johnson; his mother,
Mrs. Alfred B. Johnson, and three
brothers, Robert, Alfred and Frank
johnson, all of Washington.
The pallbearers will be A. l.. Feroer'
J w. Beha. N. J. Miller. William
Thompson. M. F. McCrink. V. S. Free,
D. H. Burrows and j. A. Plumer.
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MRS. MARY HUGHES
DIES AT AGE OF go
Former Leader Of ". c. T U in
Capital Had Long
Been III.

Mrs. Mary Griffith Richards Hughes.
90. formerly a leader of the w. c. T
U. here and a member of the Original
board of the local Y. w. c. A, died
today at her home. 426 Fourth street
northeast. after a long illness.
A member of the st. David Society
Mrs. Hughes had been active in the
First Congregational Church until re-
cent years. Born in Swansea, Wales.
she came to Washington 48 years ago
from Youngstown. Ohio. with her huS-
band. She was the widow Of William
]. Hughes. formerly in the division Of
records and pensions. War Depart
ment. Mrs. Hughes also was known
for her translations OF ancient Welsh
songs.
She is survived by daughter, Miss
Anna S Hughes, and grandson, J.
Rees BOVINE. both OF Washington.
Funeral arrangements are pending
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JOHN GEORGE MILLER,
NATIVE OF D. C., EXPIRES

John George Miller, 66. for more
than 20 years identified with the orr
entail Building Association. died Mon
day at his home, 1912 Montana ave-
nue. northeast.
The son of the late Adolph and
Emma Miller. he was born In Wash
ington. Educated at St. Mary's School
and St. Johns College. he was mem
Der of the Knights of Columbus. the
Holy Name Society and the Windhorst
Club.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs
Lillian Spoehr Miller. and five sisters,
Miss Ida C and Miss Mary j. Miller;
Mrs. R. j. Schaam. Mrs. John A Bor-
ger and Mrs J. Floyd Maley.
Funeral services Will be held at st.
Mary's Church tomorrow at $50 am,
followed by burial in the church cen1e-
terN
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FUNERAL is HELD
FOR DEAN w. F. N0TZ
Many G. U. Faculty Members At
tend Rites for Head of For
eign Service School.

Attended by many faculty members,
fIneral services for DR.. William F.
Notz, dean of foreign service at
Georgetown University, who died sud-
denly Yesterday, we're conducted today
at his residence. 1922 Thirty ninth
street, Chevy Chase.
The executive faculty of the Foreign
Service School. of which DR.. Notz had
been a member since its founding, in
1919, was represented by Rev. DR.,
Edmund A. Walsh, S. j.. regent; DR.
Thomas H. Healy, assistant dean, and
DR.. James Brown Scott, professor of
international law.
After the services the body was
taken to Watertown, Wis, his former
home, for burial DR.. Coleman Nevis,
s. J.. president of Georgetown, and
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other officials met the casket at Union
Station and formed an escort.
DR.. Notz died of heart disease In
his Seth year. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs Rebecca Laurens Notz;
three children. Ellen, William and
Nataly, and three sisters, the Misses
Minnie, Nataly and Cornelia Notz,
Active pallbearers for the funeral
included Norman Anderson. John An
drewS. John Donaldson, Harold Det-
terer, Joseph Gellerman. Walter II. f.
Jaeger, Edwin Jutz. Andrew J. Kress.
Edwin Mullins, Oscar Peterson, Leo
Schaben and Orlando SHINES.
Among the honorary pallbearera
were listed members of the diplomatic
service. Government officials, educators
and members of Congress.
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THOMAS R. CUMBERLAND
DIES IN GEORGETOWN
Funeral Services Friday After
noon for Lifelong Resident
of District.

Thomas Riley Cumberland, rs. a
lifelong resident of Georgetown. died
suddenly yesterday at Georgetown
University Hospital.
He is survived by two brothers, H
c. Cumberland of Vienna. Va, and j.
R Cumberland of Benning, D. c, and
a sister. Mrs. Ida Young of this city
Funeral services will be held at the
home of his niece Mrs James War
wick. 3Ol3 Cambridge place, George
town. Friday at pm Burial will be
in Andrew Chapel Cemetery, near vi
emma.
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MRS. GUTELIUS RITES
Daughter Unable to Attend Fu-

Daughter Unable to Attend Flu.
neral Services.
Funeral services for Mrs. William L
Gutelius. who died suddenly Sunday
were held al the home. 6O4 Taylor
street. this afternoon. Honorary pail
bearers were V. H. Whitman. George
w. Stose. Griffiths Evans Hal John
son. Lyle o. Cook, Ralph Ricketts, and
Henry Andrews.
Mrs Roscoe Reeves. daughter Of
Mrs. Gutelius. was unable IN come 70
Washington for the funeral. having N
remain in New Hampshire, where her
son is sick
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Dratha.

AUGUST, JULIUS V. Suddenly on Mon
41ss 1s julius T19 1910 A a. FFanEInl ara emplope pars s
the Washington Navy Yard Remains
resting at Birch'S funeral home. 303i4
M 81. NV. where services will be held
on Thursday. June Il, at pm.
AUSTIN. JOHN H. Suddenly, on June &.
1885. JOHN H. AUSTIN, beloved hus-
band of Hattie Austin. Remslns resting
home. 1900 Chaplin st. NV. until We'd
nesday, June. 3. at 9 pm. Interment
South Berwick. Me.
BRADY. REBECCA. On Tuesday. June 4,
OF the late Richard Brady and mother
91 John aIa Brady ~ Bernard Bray Eermahi EnnTai
from the W W. Cha chsmbefs Co funeral
home. 1900 Chaplin St NV. on Thurs
day. June q, at $50 am; thence 70
Sacred Heart Church. 10th st. and, Park
I'd. NV. where mass will be offered at Q
ives i@T and he fre5Ss rsp9se oyted of he5
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BRANZELL. EVA NJ. On Monday, June
3. 1885. EVA NJ. BRANZELL (nee Ellis
PeI0yed PsI0vea Tb,rs Tie Of George W Bra1ze4.
Clements sons funeral nene d parloT' iIo ie4i
Wisconsin ave. Nv. at 10 am; thence
to Holy Trinity Catholic Church. where
he repose Of f her s4ie Soul Inter- Intermen1 HOY 5H
Rood Cemetery.
BROOKS. MOLLIE. Departed this life
the faBeronoss euRs $ Has6ta aS5 a MoE tRe
beloved daughter of William Henry and
the late Annie Brooks. She also leaves
liam. Alfred and Alonzo Brooks: three
sefson s MI5 a5d Mary Mr. Peat Paf Mar AaTr Mpn and
resting at l. F. Murray & Son S 18th
and V SIS. NV. Funeral notice here
after
BROWN. ADDE. DEPARTED this life Mon
pital. after a brief illness. ADDIE
BROWN. the beloved daughter Of the
late Adline and Morratt Springs. She
ers ChaTiie John ana Dave sprines and
other relatives and friends Remains
resting al l. 2. Murray & Son s. l2th
and V sts. NV. Funeral notice here
BROWN. ADDIE The officers and mem
berS OF Forest TemDlN No. q !. p. P. O.
daughter ADDIE BROWN A session Of
pm. At he Els Home 1902 Que st
from Murrays funeral home 10Th and
sts NV BERTHA GAINES. D. r.
CALDER At "HEr HF1 rssdsaoe e 9p @ 5qRs
5, NV. MARY A. CALDER nee DaVey
beloved wife Of Louis N. Calder and
mother 0! Thomas LcEoy Franklin D.
LOUIS A. and James E. CalGer. Notice
of funeral later.
cox. CLAIBOURN On June 4 1928,
CLAIBOURN aged GS wears. beloved
husband of Ruth Cox Funeral from the
Deal funeral home SIG st. n e. on
THURSDAY. June 6, al m Relatives
and friends invited In'erment Cedar
Hi Cemetery.
DONOGHUE. ALETHA CLARK suddenlv
on sunday. june >. 1870 It her RS
beloved daurhter OF NJ D and the j te
Maude Donoghue- Funeral from ne ".
" Chambers Co. Southeast funeral
home 5l7 nth ST Sc On THURSDAY
June s. at 2 m Relatives and friend
are invited, Interment Cedar Hill Gem
PteTy.
DUCkETT. JOSEPH A. On MONDAY juno :
Iu35 al his residence. 2643 Bowen I'd
Sc JOSEPH A, beloved son Of Mar
and the late James F. Duckett. He also
leaves 10 mourn their loss hos o.!
other relatives and friends. Funeral
services Will be held Thursday mornine
at O'Clock at the Church Of Our L3cv
Of Perpetual Help 18th St and MOTIFS
I'd sc Interment Mount Ohvet Gene
terry Remains may be view ed after .
m he address
Evening star., 1935-06-05
Appeals in Ghost Murder

sTEUBENVILLE Ohio. June s ~
The District Court Of Appeals yes
terday had under advisement the ap-
peal of David Dasco. 55, from q life
sentence for the ghost murder" OF
Ray Kochendorfer. mill worker, here
last Fall
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Uarn nf Chunks

BOWLING. SARAH z. WILEY. We wish
to acknowledge the kindness and sym
psthy during our bereavement al the
death of our mother, Mrs. SARAH Z.
WILEY BOWLING. THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

Lost ana Found advertisements
for the daily Star tUitl be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, mp
to noon day OF ISSUE Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue For the Sunday Star
I'D to II D m. Saturday.
Evening star., 1935-06-05

RIGGS. J. WILLIAM F. In lov.nz ~r,..
d apce CO q our desr father. J WILL
Years ago tocsy. June ,. 1923
In memory he lives forever
HIS LOVING CHILDREN
BRTCKHETSER. SARAH In sad bu- --
SARAH BRUCKHEISEP Who sr+vr.-
God call SIX years sr9 TO-DAY, Jur-
IH2G
Y: Y: ms: ya2 2on ~hs9 s9, "orqsns r,,g. esE1
W miss vnI here ve ~r=s -ou 49,.
Dss- ro'hs, Ne mss ~. syer~7rs-.
H5T q, ~ R9EsNG " E1-N.& S4Es THOMAS :
CoOPFR. MFLVIN f II loving rers--.
52C.zf 9rs52CG q ny dea- husosad. MELVIN 2
Years sEo today June :. 1898.
SURROUNDED by friends ! an lonesome
IN The midst OF pleasure 7 am blue
smile on nv face and . hesrtacne
A!gayI n'R;nE9e T1z Ms.v1 Ne ,11 dGsE az M q yol
DRI~COIL. MARGARET II sad but lov-
ing remembrance of orr beloved mo-he,
aud -mother-ln-law. MARGARET DRIS-
COLL who departed this life twelve
yeelS ago today. June ,. 1923.
From this world Of pain and sorrow.
To the land Of peace and rest.
Where Won will frd eternal rest
HEP DEVOTED son AND DAUGHTER
IN-,L1AW. JOHN AND ELNORA DR,s-
l. ~ ~ n III If VI 1T memory q.
ESTELLE N. LANCASTER who dppart-d
-aiS lie three years 5so today. June
Gone but not to-so,.er
TFF FAMILY
rtEkEE a. TEoMAs II 4oy,a ,2y,gE msg2gz q
who DEPARTED this life three years sz7
Indav JVne ). 1872.
Fsrev nv vii from DAY n dsv
F'eT6 q with Thine snd take ava
A. makes II hard
anna G. PARKER
PATTERSON, sERGT JANIS r In sz-
husband. SereJ. JAMES z. PATTERSON
who passed into eternal reSt one yes.
aco today. june :. 1854.
To-day recalls sad memories
o. q loved one gone TO rest.
Are those who loved you best.
I think Of YOU in silence
No one can see me weep;
b silent tear is shed
WleN others are asleep.
Some think tha- 7 am not lonely
When a. times they see me smile.
Thai 7 suffer AL the while.
Dear husband. 1t matters no, which road
How d@Ss Or lonely it may be:
HIS foTING 5T4S n WIFE 0F BERTHA PATrFR
son
PATTERSON. SFRGT JANIS r Sacrr-
II b" memory Of Sergt JAMES z "a
TERSON. VINO passed 70 the -rrsf ne
yord one wear aGo today jane !. !.
Al ms residence Washington. D. {.
He heard a voice ue could nor hear
Which said You cannot stav,
He saw = hand Ve could not see.
That beCkoned nm away.
hnd when The sun n ali is state
Scr IN The western SkieE
H, passed throuEh EloryS Soldsn gate
And walked IN Paradise
THE FAMILY
ROSS WILLIAM F. In loving rsmf~-
brance OF my devoted husband WI
LIAM ?. ROSS who left me four wears
sc0 TODAY. June , 1881.
No one ever can fill your place
Ny heart SlIll aches for thee
And though I know its best with Con
wish you had STAYED with ne
DEVOTED WIFE. LILLE A ROSS
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Named Egyntian Adviser.

Sir Godfrey L. Corbett has been ap-
pointed adviser to the projected Egyp-
tian ministry of commerce.
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McCAIN. GEORGE. nerarted his He suc

denly Saiurdav June lp35. AZ his IeS.-
derce. 1910 Ar 81 SW GEORGE Nc
CAIN He leaves - mourn their losv Ge-
voted mother. La uya Mccain. 2 devoted
father Rooeri Mccain two cauEhters
two SISTERS seven brothers 4 LOVING ETarG-
mother snG grandfather ore uncle and
host Of other relatives ard friends
RsmalnS resting 81 Barnes & Matthews
funeral home. hl4 +th 81 s-w. Funeral
JHurSGaN June A. ? n from
the Emmanuel Baptist Church Rev
J0nn Richards offlcIat.nE. Interment
RnSErlnLr Cerr-r
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THEW L De loveo son OF ne late D.
Phliadelphis Pa. and bro,her Of Nj
Catherine MCA Flett OF Washington
D c. and John NcAnul,y o. Pal
nlyra n. J Funeral from the " V
Chambers Co funeral home 1900
Chapln s.. nv. OF Frlday June a.
n Friends are invited. IntermenI
Cedar Hill Cemetery Il
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MILLER. JOHN G. NLembers of Wash.re
J CLINTON KRAFT
rnE nILrE. II ~ a n N-.-.-.-a 1.

SOEs 4C4C1AG GILMAN - 81 4SS-
MONTAGUE. WILLIAM HENRY. On Mon
day. June :. 1850 at - noon. a hlS
residence 1914 CAPITOL ave. ne. VII
LIAM HENRY MONTAGUE. the beloved
husband OF Henrietta MOutagUe devoted
father OF Mrs Bessie Sanford. Mrs.
Blanche Johnson. Mrs Airline Green.
William. tr Joseph and Roscoe Mon
tague. and brother of Mrs. Nina Walker
and Scot MOHtague. He also leaves
twelve Grandchildren and two great
grandchildren and other relatives and
friends Funeral Thursday. June 6. at
40 pm from Mount Vernon NJ Z.
Church. Capitol ave. wv City. D e.
Rev. H. A. Carr ofiCiatInE- Relatives
and friends invited Remains resting
at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1892 You ST. n W. until 2 m WedueS-
day: thereafter al his late residence. D
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Ip35. al his residence. 2b43 BoWPn -
Sc JOSEPH A beloved son Of Mar r
and me late James F Duckett He also
leaves 10 mourn their loss a hos 0!
other relatives and friends Funeral
services will be held Thursday moruiue
at . O'Clock at the Church of Our Lacv
OF Perpetual Help. 18th ST. and motifs
I'd Sc Interment Mount OliVet Gene
terry Remains may be viewed after Z
n. at the above address.
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sIcCABE. PATRICK E On Tuesday. Jun,

J 1898 a. his residence H. Z s.. sc,
PATRICK Z. McCABE beloved husband
0. Mary H MCCaba Funeral from the
James T Ryan 1unera, home 3I1 Pa
ave. Sc on Friday june = a. : 3u
m; thence to 81 Peter Cnurc1. 2nd
and StS Sc where requiem mass
viii be Offered a. am Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Mount Oaret
CFmPterv =
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FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS apply
Animal Rescue League II o st NV.
Phone North $3.50.
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JOHNSON. IVAN H. On Tuesday June 4

IH"I. AZ : N. a. Canned H0spIfaL
IVAN II beloved husband q Gertrude
Tuttie Johnson. He also IS survived bv
his mother MIS-. Alfred johnson. and
three brothers Robert Frank and Al
ices on Friday. June . 10 a III. a
Lees funeraI parIols 4th st and Mas
e. ne Re!arlye% and friends invited
u s'tend. llteTment II ROCK Greek
Cemetery %
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ToLIvER. WILLIAM G On s..,-d.

WILLIAM VII 20 r6LLfVF5Rn 81 Gf75nsf5 B,5ssg9 aos9rs
Nargsre' Tolyer anj "a her Of W,il,s-
G, Tol.lyer. II. He also leaves 10 mourr
rhelF loss devoted father John
T0liver. s'epm0rher Martha Toijver.
2 brother. Lerov = Tol!ver stsrer
Hattie To.lVer. and devoted stepsis,er.
t3eSSte Thompson. Funeral TI1eSda =
June a. D m. from FrazIer-s furer5
home, Is" r 7. ave. nv Friends II
T.tpr TVfpFrrart Ia rp-ovw
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ERASER RICHARD LANES On Tuesda7

June 4 1855. at Sibley Memorial Hos
pital. RICHARD JAMES. the beloved son
OF Pearl and Richard J. Fraser and
brother of Pearl Elizabeth. Virginia Jean
and Billy Wayne Fraser. Funeral serv-
ices at the W W Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home. 5l7 18th ST.
Sc on Thursday. June Il. at 1890 a m.
Relatives and friends are invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Is
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day. June 5. 1898. MARY PARKER. be-
loved wife of. the late Walter D. Nolan
and mother Of James Parker Nolan. Mrs.
Curtis D. Cecil. Miss Ann e Moan
Matthew Parker Nolan Mrs John c.
Blanche and Walter Parker. Nolan: Fu-
neral from the residence of her daugh-
ter Mrs Curtis d Cecil 3O7 Takoma
ave Takoma Park. Md. on FRIDAY
June r. at g.l5 am Requiem mass at
ST. PaurS Church. 18th ana V SITS. NV.
at 10 m. Relatives and friends invited
to attend 6
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away on Tuesday. June 4 1885. at >
m. at her residence. 1894 Pa. ave.
Sc. MYRTLE BURROWS FLEMING
sged ;53 years wife of John Fleming
Hattie Dunn Burrows Funeral from
her late residence Thursday June g. At
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Confessional CemeterY
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NcrASSON JFTFTRSON Or u.oI,-cs+,,-

June ). 1885 JEFFER son N,C4sSOT
Mr. and Mrs, W s Lucas OF TX Iafh
s.. NV. with whom he resided; one
brother. OF DemOD0lls Ala. and several
cousins IN WaSEngton D c and Ala
bama. Rsma rs at FrazIer's funeral
home 3>" r. I. ave. nv. Notice OF fu-
neral later Il
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JONES. LEVI on Monday. june ? fHa5

At his residence tlu. South Queen 81 -
Arlington Va. LEVI JONES flc leaves
% mourn tne-r loes ceyc.cd vie
Sadie Jones tvn d2ugh'erS. C0urtuev
Banks and Margaret Hoghes. 'T0
BROTHERS. Warrington Joue- and An
thony Jones, foGr sisters. Emma Jones
Llz7ie Jones Rcoecca Hicks and Mare
Gouir. ana a most NJ other relatives
and friends Remains resting ~ Frazer 3
funeral home %sg Rhode Island ave
". until I . n. Weonesdav. June =
th'rraf n al his late residence. ! lu-
South Queen St. Arlington. Va Fl-
neral Thursday. June y. al "a Q m d.
from LomaN Chape!. NauCk. Va. In
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EDGAR FRANCIS. On We'd
nesday. June D. 1888; at his residence.
Md. EDGAR FRANCIS, beloved hus-
band Of the late Elizabeth S. Edwards
(nee McWilliams). Funeral from the
above residence on Friday. June 7. at
$50 an: thence TO St. Francis Xavier
Church. 2Gth ST. and Pa. ave Sc, where
mass will be said at q am. for the
repose of his soul. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
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TRTCKS. hyde NcWANF ~, NJ,

June 1919. II her residence lt..
E4C-c 81 W LYDF McWANF TRUCK q
she IS survived nv three caughters z--
four sons Funeral services az the re-.
oencs OF her GauEhtey Mrs G. Bar.,
Gl.. ltll Allison ST. NV on Thurzd= -
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Arlington National Cemetery.

PINN SARAH r. on Monday juno ?.
1885. at her residence. Sideburn. Va.
SARAH F PlNN. widow Of David r.
Pinn. beloved mother Of Mrs Nellie
Hamilton and Ernest Pinn of Fairfax
Va and Robert D. Plnn OF Washington
D. c. Funeral Thursday June &. at
" pm. from Little Zion Baptist Church
Burke Va. Relatives and friends are
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777-'' S77 0VF- NFII3t IT
THOMAS. REBFCCA ANN n

June 4. 1888. at her residence rs -
S. ne. REBECCA ANN ,nee Baxter
beloved wife OF Richard c Thomas an
mother Of Nav 2 Thomas and Nj
J9SeDh ! FOX Funeral services a. the
Al 30 p m Relatives End frinnfs srr
invited. Intermcnt Cedar Hi Cemeterv
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MILLER. JOHN GEORGE On Monday
june 3 I9.3 JOHN GEORGE. btlol ed
husband o: Lillian Miller and son Of the
tste Adolph and Emma Miller Funeral
from his late residence IuI2 Montana
ave. E on Thursday June & a q a m
Requiem mass at St Mary'S Church AT
H-3u O'Clock Relatives and friends IN
IIted. Interment S. MarN 5 Ccmetfrv. !
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=. 1895. at Providence Hospital. ROB
ERT H beloved husband of Mary Hagen
and father Of Miss Frances Hagen and
MRS Julia Schultz Funeral tprlvate)
from the W. W Chambers funeral home
on Friday. June :. at > pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery a.
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TERRyBFRRy Fnw.pn

IltNCdE June >. 1898. a. his rnsIdenre
I430 Fuller s.. n " EDWARD n TER
iT1. KiTYBERRY. beloved husband Of Jane
IIerryoerry.. Services az the s II
Hines Co, funeral home. 29GI 14th 81
". on Friday. June + At pm In
Torment ROCk CreEE CerreLerv