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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY COLONEL with adult family de-
sires rent furnished house gapi. or APARTMENT, li
mum; UP to $500; April 1. Box l63.V'
saiEsRRoNAuT1cs BOARD employe or ' 3
furnished; 2 children 6 and @; excellent
TefeTence.so; 3 So ca J66G t,,,t.,.d house. s9t for
rooming house business, in D. C. zoos
FAMILY OF ADULTS desires unfurn.
house, rooms or more: good ref. NE.
EnIToR. young permanent, urgently re-
sell, 2 children, governess and cqok; Jmaglsst mglst
have 3 bedrooms; up to $3.50, RE sseoo
3 QUIET ADULTS have been seeking for 3
yrs. unfurn. house, Chevy Chase or Ar
lington; local and Boston references. Ma.
sfi;f sTATE APs DrfT fTi OFFICER married, desires
sl50- 5000 with 9 months advance caL
sis IL 3sEo MosTH FL Fos Ss SoDfkS ass house
Viii Will PAY UP TO 5000 for "a bedroom
h9ass pIgstct or cali PFfie No 64s
sS ,ss astsa sads ssYs S;S tis
asst ASSIGNMENT ] Ss desires three or four bedroom
MsTylsnd sGusf ST aRe5f4sssfs Ro 1888 D. C. or nss.0S
PREsENT LEASE EXPIRES May p: de-
sire or 3-DeQTOOm nouSt pItIeI du!S a.
Furn. or unfurn.; perm: refs. Gil. Gill.
2-BEDR0OM, unfurn. apt or house in
NV area: children, 3iz wears and 6
mos: guaranteed excellent care; perman-
entity employed Johns Hopkins, University;
beng evicted June 1st. Call PRESTON
deVILBISS, 81. 64s6. -26
EX-NAVAL COMMANDER urgently need a
minimum 6-rm home in NV. or Bethesda
area Now permanently stationed in wash.
in Govt employ Excellent refs. WI.
RETIRED Army general, permanently To-
Gated in Washington. desires to lease 3
or bedroom unfurnished house in NV:
section good neighborhood IN nearby
Virginia or MARYLAND. No children, Ex-
cellent care of house and grounds guarano
teed Can occupy anytime in next 8
months Up 70 8 months rent in sd-
SETTLED, employed, married couple, small
unfurn house or duplex: no children or
sssosvSr sssS To f2EcaTIyE sHa3TTI returning to WASHING,
ton wants "a bedrm. unfurn. house; rental
EX. 2420. Ext 1890, weekdays 20.
UP TO SIPS PER MO. by Air Force major,
wife and 19-nlo-old son. for furn. or un-
furn. or 8 bedroom house or apt; IN
NV, nearby Va. or Nd; perm; excelenl
care Guaranteed. Please phone WI. $3.50
GOVT. OFFICIAL needs house or apart.
rnent, District or Va; cwner-care guaran-
teedl $3.50 monthly. Alexandria 0l 80
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uolIsss Eop sAl-Aa,.hw..,

cOLORED-Ss5O DOWN; Just on No. Cap
|-2-story and bsmt. brick, 9 rms and bath,
can now eGs sAs1LTko Ii fNVEsTERT eoRp
ecLdRRS8ssoo e9G SsRf 1!as DI bLock Se 11th STE
room, brick home; excellent condition
session at settlement. MR.. BRADLEY
DE 1854; after 5 pm, DE. 7lI9. ~
COLORED-NEAR Ist and Seaton pl.-
6-room brick. full basement: h.-w h: eX-
cellent condition. Terms. MR.. BRADLEY
DE. 1854: after 5 pm, DE. 7179. -27
COLORED-l5th ST. near @ n.w-Semi-
detached brick 6 rooms and bath: terms.
LEON F. LAMB, DI. 04T6: residence, co.
CoLoRED = IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
and bath. coal h.-w.h.. $500 down =,
500 block Lamont st. NV, b rooms, Kit.
and bath, coal h.-w.h., ST 900 down.
$500 block Park pl. NV, o rooms,
kitchen. bath, coal h.-w.h., $4,000 down
$500 block warder st. NV. 8 rms. kit.
and bath, coal h.-w.h., 81 500 down.
500 block Princeton -pl NV, 6 rooms,
kit. and bath, oil h.-w h.. $4,000 down;
1900 block California ST. NV, 3 stories,
8 rooms, basement, 12 baths, and vacant
5000 5000 qIoa block. warder ST. NV. rooms,
other homes in all sections Of the City.
sistins ii Of I 81 to So rooms. Down payments,
For appointments call Z. J. MOSS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcont. }

HOUSES FOX SALINE. tCoBt. J.
CoLoRED-BUNGALoW, rooms aud
si'sea esas sass D st. oss o'i ITS sT'f house SSS s
SsooGokkED-sse SsooGIoSkkEDs 11tb st. NE. Beautiful Ta
Fsse sss fPs gag ssHse ss D adss f' 9s
esSssj eesSnojREp!1fSSoME g! ESSo RRoPERrr1s$:oo 900
f@s a1xn and Mea5 ssh Sans snc story 81 bfcE ff'
coal; now being used as apt, house with
eOa FG4 EsEy dsta sa ri
Pss5esKs fsn 1oia 81 Z I'm n s nT 81 1888
CoLoRED-so0 BLK; End ST. N.E.-s
rms. 2 baths, h-w,h.; cond. excellent:
PRICE. $3.50. attractive terms. Call Mr.
coLoREp-soo BLOCK 18th st, It,, ne --
bar HS5s ss aHYn OWEN m ssS2
coLoRED-s750 DOWN buys this lovely
homs with ,oT3f9ns rG2ms and bath; oil hg
RALPa fff'htne coRa. INC. ES. 5aos; after fer
coLoRED[G1 + 81; -. { y 1viETERANs-only 4 yrs.
old, detached masonry. 2-bedrm. home
on lot of 5000 square feet. Vacant and
ready for immed. occupancy in q nearby
shopping, trensp. and school You must
opport9nity cali N. shesTer. Ne l145
j. INV WESLEY n BueHANAN. e Realtor Re- tom ''
CoLoRED - CAPITOL VIEW Beautiful
Groom. semidetached brick, hardwood
flooring. attractive tile bath. automatic gas
heat. full basement, recreation room.
Terms: rms. BE. SE. 71ss READIE4' DE. 1884: ss'eE
COLORED-20O BLOCK l4th PL. Me-
rooms, kitchen and bath. coal INV h;
ST. 900 down.
900 block 14th st. ne-s rooms kit.
and bath, coal h.-w.h.; $500 down.
500 BLOCK 14th ST. N.E,-6 rooms;
bath; 81 500 down.
Other homes in all sections Of the city,
priced from S7,a50 to $4,000 Con-
sistins Of 6 to 80 rooms. Down pay
ments $3.50 and up: For appointments.
call z. j. MOSS REALTY CO.. D1, T4oS.
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HOUSES FOR sAlE-southeas,.

POSSESSION. APaeostia Ed;; s:s:-Detachsdd lsa ned
For details cali tn 9 pm: weekdays, sun.
Il to s WM y cAI9MlRIs 81 Ks PRoPERIIEs'
BuNGALoW, completely and beautifully
furnished; . bedrooms, living room, KITCHEN
soddoa sna Ss bsa hea arFs Mr. o od Wh
fIsts!Figll HARFIAN llGEzt REALTY INC. 1915 good
HfPf TR value in det BRICK
PoSss@ssioR @ pSicsa fo5 d5S Innsaia5s ssle cs!i
bkXrnR 6fy fne 09sS M sfs Brick pos
Z PSS5SsGIop. INC 1900 18th st. Nv.
5000 BLK; OF $ ST. Sc, Fairfax village
Rsf' 5a'IfhS Rsz sEs REAL EssSPa
NEEARR R NICHOLS AND ATLANTIC aves,-
Si2sS5o; 51gear.old corner brick X, in -,, ex,
and fuIl bath in basement psrauet OAK
floors. oil heat. very convenient; posses
Il2n o. A Efa sG5 Sa5ui w G' EAuSpEhs 81 SGds Y s
itih iith ST. Sc. blk south of East capitol
I-,oppoftunity fer home and ID. income; con /, z,
vR Rn each 0GF Pliaff f Nc sais
ii H. nS S$nd AZ asD 2SS9 SIS. II S'E5 Pm rms and
bath, ,bungalow, on lse. corner lot; p9ss.
Tfh dssd 81 a2G fSEa Ne NEAEP AEEPD0 me- IT,
Nk SIa' aEasAMA f4Is aHpe AVE vi ss and 44th st.
P, Se. ms screeneS sde porch m ofes se coq
y. NC, 1s45 Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR.
as3 AND asi and ST. s.E;-Brick. 9 rms.
and baths; excellent location for .rooming
mouse, or can be converted into apart
onH oniy aeHl ea Mr. nsPffPn ArshuT with pAILAs
aSAdosf1SRoa + soi W bridk aD rms Il Baths Baths
front and rear porches,. built-in gar. INV.
isss 5s5s zos! Il n! Fl Bhi5E
Ills POTOMAC AVE. s.E.-e-rm. brick.
tH nsm cox 6Sst + &c GO Sof d. eFms 4g54 Call MI
per per ipir piping. cedar Closets scr, porch rec
tse Reser %sa enfs sSsss naysf csIs ssy S SS5
coLoRED-NR. 18th AND D-s rms, oil
hea s 10 ea NJ
sn1 1+5s rHos W PARKS Co.
coLdREpPARf p6 bifn Dh f:i You LOOKING for mic.
5SSS S do~n S@S ea' CAN 1sa KAY RE&Iffr III c. SA
9CSoLoRED-sss5 9SSEt DowN-3rd and Va.
ave. s.e--6 large rms. and bath: 2-story
brick; b.-wh,, COAL full basement; eony;;
to stores and transp. Priced at $500
| with payments like rent. Call TIL Pm:
weekdays. Sun. IL to 5. VIM. CALOM1RIS
PROPERTIES, 10l2 18th st. NV. DI.
CoIoRED GIs. ATTENIIoN-An excellent.
modern g years oldl, two-family home
that can be handled under GI fnancing
Live in one apartment and rent from the
other viii help. pay for your home:
COLORED-S2l AND s211a EYE st. Sc
2-family fiat; SCI has rms, I bath n;
is vacant; live in one, rent the other out
$3.50 down will buy this investment
CENTURY REALTY EXCHANGE. oil 9th
st. NV, call D1. 1851. Open Suns, 10 to
g pm; weekdays, 8 to pm.
BARGAIN DAY, Sc. homes for, the price
| of I-Semidet stucco, nice-siZed lot: one
5-rm. and one 6-rrn. house: excel. con-
dition. all improvements; $3.50 for both.
sHERR, SCHLOSS & CO., 1858 Conn. ave
n, " -pS
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PHYSICIAN WILL PAY s25,oOQ TO s3o,-
600 cash for 4.bedrm. detached brick
in eped Mg hi Or
Ss9s!s: g. SASH HGssn 92 81 sci zSs
AM PREPARED t. to pay eash i,i for ,aoI., q
IMNEDIATE AcTioN-we win buy you5,
as%S 9asy ss + sass clients !H
PRIVATE i1a,; PARTY alr viii psy s3sg all cash for
HAVE HGf; CASH tI Gs BUYERS for properties. large
fiistinsTs T l. H MAURY, 1924 18th st. NV.
R SIXTY Wy YEaRs Al Gi sER1fcE to local proper.,
Vtb WM rfsa liz ycSoYF Ec
vii BUY p. G pF nearby ca M Nd JIi gzopfis,yy
fSos.i So yoU ~ Want s.S1 SPEEDY ACTION: Its.
s} ' pay tog @ pries - ENTERPRIsSE a5S REALTY
nEE aagE sas ArrFAAtsHf AH IssY S eds Hs lt tS5
Re sso aS eyes eve vol IA 1892
sR s.. sso so sAs 3, sriI diS apf E ssS
Until !H Ssiqs pm ef i4sa 4sD1sS St. NV Real Estass
cnARlts Il II Is = sF'Gfhs, Gtss n.. client. va.
MIs1s Ma a5is sraHTz naFz'9S e. can sSs
ssdag' vsSf sss wilson 9Hs s'T' b7a G s0s
Sc. Sc AND ND NE. pRoPERrY-we will pay
Results rei It's quick action. MAX MILLER. 500
VIE 6 sgI sGg.s GENT Oh ssn FEts sk. your M. p o@s
rkoMrT S%sF i41r + Dl Ieso &
pHRIEs, Realtor, sos sorth Capitol, NA.
SARrY Ie FTse ASPs ro BuY om oWns small
white or oolcred houses in any condition3
VII pay Al, sash Box $50 s.ar 400 o
critics urgently, needed, for cash buyers.
1SGToN REALTY, s42S Georgia ave.
] Will PAY YoU. CASH Today for your
house, any condition: any section; also
frPana PaY CASH q 2'i for Raus S @h. or ed
any condition, any section. Mr.. B. Llss'
LIsrISGs LIS I,Sta; WANTED, washington and
ne1 rby vicinity. MURRAY CO. 1879 /. st.
Ssoa 5s = s7s 3' after i'sR mus T.
| WILL BUY from owner. ne. or Sc, or
room house; no agents or SPECTATORS; after
eas cAsa POI ior 7oRr pR f5's { property: white or
~ NJ 3S55Ek KE 5HSSI SSI0 srcTloys
Mr. 5aoR5 5aeH h0qfsi TapER Ct enfi % id o
HAVE CLIENT-seekinE A to 5-bedrr,
| 3 to 4 bath modern brick home on 5 to Is
sfsss4Ss { a:n3Si sGS Eo04 ws
Sp PE5ItlPso Fo & No! D1 hEN4 MI in ADyAscESR.-
Washington. desires, 70 lease 8 or bed
room unfurnished house IN NV. section
" good netghb9rhood in yirgtna No
oa#SS III on. SsgEss1 ss
THREE QUIET ADULTS have been seekins
Arlington; local and an Boston refs. Ma, ss. 4as3'
69ooiLoREED-ALL-cAsH 9oi iuE CLIENT for good
6-rm.. house in NV. Ma. 3os2: eyes
/ I Will PAY ALL CASH up to ss5. 900 for
| a good 4-bedrm. home near American Uni-
versity or Whereabouts Must have or 2
bedrms. and bath on lst fl. D1. 6235.
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE buyers for brick
brick homes in North Arlington, PLicsd
REALTy ASSOCIATES. INC. Realt522rS
P.ss ss Ssg any 'ss 's # Fl 'zzs
a6Mh pm WANTED, s.E-From $4,000 70
$4,000. Can arrange to pay al sasn.
Box 30i-s. Star. -31-
CONTINUED on Next Pssa)
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HOUSES EXCHANGED.

EXCHANGE OWNERSHIP or rental Of
modern unfurn Groom Colonial house,
phila delphia subs. for similar property
Chaplin. JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY
81 81 1900 Ext 2@7' or Miss Dolan. as sx'
will EXCHANGE lovely new furnished
one bedroom 500 house in San DIEGO for
/ or , bedroom furnished or apt here;
adults only. Phone Up.and 5000, Ext. 2148,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT Cont.

f7OOSeS wANlE Ed ~ KEN tSon t.t
GROOM HOUSE BY refined couple, no chill
drent permanent, Prefer Hsgz ng sectionl; OF
FRENCH OFFICER, diplomatic service, re-
siding D. G: sor yrs, desperately lqokins COX IN
or vicinity. DE. $500, Ext. 81, office
REsPoNSIBLE COUPLE, permanent res
desire to rent sunny, unfurnished subur-
ban 3-bedroom house or apartment va I'd
and garden space desirable. Box 4oI-V,
star 27'
CANADIAN COUPLE, daughter aged IL,
want 2 or 3 bedroom house in NV. district;
will take six month or years lease. GE.
1924 26'
DESIRE TO sUBLET furnished house or
apartment, April L to June |; two bed
rooms. Call Oliver 1850, Ext, 2Ol, betWeen
SID and 4:45. 20
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE, wife and child.
will pay months advance rent for 2-bsd-
room unfurnished house: 500 month. FA.
I II
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.

NEVER OCCUPIED-Beautiful, 7-room,
az bath brick Colonial home, ,unfurnished.
on pa acres, 5 miles in Virginia on good
highway; ideal for children with respon-
sible parents 5000 mo, 2-year lease If
desired; rent payable 8 months in advance.
Please furnish references with reply. Box
lax Star -26
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HOUSES FURNISHED,

1887 OATES ST. N.E.-Will. share, house
with couple with yr.-old child (girl pref
in exchange for care of 3-yr.-old girl
AT Q4o6
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detached 6 rooms and bath; oil heat Call
MIsso1R1 Ms 5G5R or AVE RA HsSS HNsW-Attractive Colo
niaI-type semidet brick with covered front
porch. living room. dining room. kitcnen e
bedrooms and bath on 2nd f.; screens
weather strips, gas furnace. hot-water
heat; built-in GARAGE: convenient TO STORES
HhGos ass ETe theafF shone eSPFsa5 Pempe snf ss
GRAyATTE, Realtor, 20 18th st. NV
DIREcT DIR FROM owNER-Brick detached
closets, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths; extra
SsaF4om oeaton Of o5e5y consder 0saan
SILVER SPRING. near Lenark Way and
aTayson ageony ,tn year Gld d1Iaehsa plaS
DfasA' nice poreh. 3 aG full bsmf 81 az, hsas
lmmediate pesssssSisoons pS Ssos Priced to sell ga
/ bedrooms and 3 baths, ineluding st
hess eeE sqFe vase sRo scTeened a q
manding excellent view; built-in sarase;
Esady f9f zestor Wo5 7soo TanMAS uns
HOME iSta WITH WITH INCOME apts,, completely
better snah hoet stooS o Geo
sale For information, call John 4; Do Demek
MI All L. EXCLUSIVE WITH JAME2 IL
DIXON & CO., Brokers' 1873 CSnn
CHEVY CHE CHASE. D. c.. east of Conn. ave-
Detached brick. only 6 years old; near La.
fayette School This prewar-built nome
has lovely living room with open fre-
place, large dining room, screened llVlne
porch, de luxe kitchen 3 large bedrooms
: baths. End floor; ample closets and stor.
age space. recreation room with fireplace
in basement; priced for quick sale. r.
TWEED CO., EN-. 1890. Open until p m
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.: s17,e50; 1 bloch
west of Conn ave--In excellent condi-
ton. with all-new kitchen; detached frame
II rooms and l bath. oil heat; close {
Chevy Chase Circle; garage. r. A. TWEEI
co. EN-. 1890, It'll 2 pm 20
BETHESDA, MD.-Lovely detached brtcl
and stone. built only 6 years. by excellent
builder: rooms, 8 bedrooms and tllee
bath, side porch of living room, modern
kitchen with range and refrigerator; recre
alton room; oil air-cond. heat; near wis
consin ave. and Bradley blvd: owner Ieav
| ing for west Coast. Price, S16,50Oi 5000
cash, balance monthly exclusive. A
TWEED CO., EN-. 1890. til IN, -25
WESLEY HEIGHTS ard Foxhall border
| this outstandingly modern, new, 4-bedrm.
3-bath residence gorgeously located IN al
exclusive setting of old oaks and beeches
picture windows in every room MAKE It
new and fresh as tomorrow; It's a. THRILLING
ensemble. S37,500. never bought NOR
value and downright beauty. JOHN q
MILLER. Jr. 81 BRO, 1sl2 K st. nv.
MA. 1857. -21
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acres Of Govt. owned trees
three sides; couple blocks
Mass. and Wis. ayes.
stucco on brick and tile,
and hot water, Ia baths,
thrown in. 2116 3sth st
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Woman Who Killed Family
In Fire Is Ruled Insane
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

SALEM, Mo-, July 15.-Mrs. MUIR
ril Dunlop was back at the State
Hospital for the Insane at Farming
ton, Mo, today on orders of Probate
Judge w. L. Halbrook after Dent
County authorities reported she ad-
mitted starting fire which fatally
burned four members of her family.
TT was Gods will that I should
do it," was the 32-year-old woman's
only explanation, Sheriff Floyd Nash
said.
Dead were Maryland Ruth, s,
Betty Lou. A. Barbara Sue, 2, and
Lawrence Dunlap, their father. An
11-yeaT-old son, Danny, was in criti-
cal condition in a st. Louis hospital.
Before he died, Dunlap. tenant
farmer, told Sheriff Nash that he
woke up when gasoline was thrown
over him Sunday night and that his
wife set fire to the house. Dunlap
and Danny ran from the house.
Mrs. Dunlap was found Of unsound
mind at hearing yesterday before
Judge Holbrook. She had been TAX
ing treatment at the hospital at
for some time and was
released only recently at Dunlap's
request, Sheriff Nash said.
Prosecuting Attorney L. Clark
Mcneil said he would file no charges
against Mrs. Dunlap in view of the
Probate Court finding that she was
insane,
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Mrs. Leeeke, Is, Dies;
Resided Here Years

Mrs. Margaret Estelle Leeke, 76, a
resident of Washington for 40 years,
died yesterday at the Maple Lane
Nursing Home after a long illness.
She was the widow OF Arthur War
field Leeke, Washington lumber1nan,
who died in 1921.
Born on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, Mrs. Leeke came to the
District to live in 1898. After her
husbands death she started work.
ing for the Red Cross, first as a
volunteer worker, and then clerical
employe. She had been retired since
1886. She was a former member of
the Martha Chapter of the Eastern
Star.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
William w. Paca, 6801 Exeter road,
Bethesda, Md; two sisters, Miss
Georgia M. Sherwood and Mrs. w.
B. Lester, both of Washington, and
three brothers, Col. j. w. Sherwood,
retired, Carmel, Calf; Carroll p.
Sherwood, Camden, N. j., and How
ard S. Sherwood, fredericksburg, Md.
Funeral service will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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Gen. Henry 6. Sharpe
Rites Planned Tomorrow

Burial services will be held in
Arlington National Cemetery tomor-
row for Maj. Gen, Henry G. Sharpe,
SO, retired former Quartermaster
General of the Army, who died Sum-
day night in Providence. He was
one Of the Armys oldest retired
officers. @ a
The services will be held at 11:30
am. in the Fort Myer Chapel, fol-
lowed by burial with military honors
Gen. .Sharpe's military career was
marked by 40 years of active service.
He was appointed Quartermaster
General of the Army in 1916, remain
ing in that Office during the World
War. In 1919. after the armistice,
he served in France.
He retired from active service on
May /, 1920. He was a native of
Kingston, N. Y. and lived in Wash
ington and Providence after his re-
tirement.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
James A. Greer Funeral
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for James A.
Greer, 63, engaged in the warehous-
ing business here for 81 years, will
be held at 2:30 pm. tomorrow at the
Chambers funeral home, SIT
Eleventh street Sc. Burial will be
in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Greer died Sunday at his
home, 303 SiXty-first street, Capitol
Heights, Md. He had been receiving
treatment for injuries suffered in
a fall.
He was a native Of Aquasco, Md.
Mr.. Greer is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Eda v. Greer; three daughters,
Mrs. Dorothy Moore, Mrs. Naomi
Kennedy and Miss Patsy Greer, and
three sons, Raymond, Franklin and
Ovid Greer, all of the Washington
area
Evening star., 1947-07-15
In Mrn1urfattt

BARNES, MATILDA Aisle. In loving
memory of my mother in the gospel. MA
TILDA Aisle BARNES, who departed this
life twenty-six years ago, July 10, 1871.
Happy may her spirit be
And when the saints come out to meet you,
Oh, shake my mother S hand for me;
When you reach that golden city
When the saints come out to greet you,
JENNIE GRAYSON.
CEPHAS, ELIZABETH ANNA. In loving
q 9pr sa dear a1psea mS.he5 Ss IA s
Is, 1912.
You will never be forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more
But in memory you are with us
HER d DEVorED SSS EISesa chEDREN AND SISTER
COLE. JOSEPHINE E: Sacred Is The ,5s
Years ago today. July 15, 1e43.
God did not say to So be 5 ssrGns Eng rgsg
for for He walked through the iowlands and up
the hill, so He understood; and then Ae
said. BE still ,a and know that that am I'm. God nG
you must rest awhile"
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MAUDE e
GRAY. AND soN-IN-LAW, LAWRENCE.
EDWARDs; ROSETTA; , s ,,,1p.s II sad 6T. 5gi 10y,
EDWARDS, who departed this life sixteen
years ago today, July Is, 1881.
You will never be forgotten,
Although on earth you are no more,
But in memory you are with us
As you always were before.
THE FAMILY
HARVEY, FANNIE ]. In loving memory
of my dear mother, FANNIE J. HARVEY,
who passed away seven years ago, July 15,
1910.
Keep her, Jesus, in Thy keeping,
Until I reacn that heavenly shore,
Then, o Jesus, let me have her
To love and cherish as before.
VEY DRIVER
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Charles N. Justice Rites
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Charles M
Justice, 307 D street NV, will be
held at 1880 am. tomorrow at
Chambers funeral home, SIT Elev-
enth street Sc. Burial will be at
the Washington National Cemetery
Mr.. Justice, an employe OF the
Atwood Transportation Co. here.
died yesterday at Glenn Dale Sana-
torium. He was So.
Before coming to Washington Is
years ago, Mr.. Justice was sales
man for a dry-goods company in
st. Louis, Mo. He was car inspec-
tor for the Chesapeake g. Ohio Rail-
road until four years ago when he
joined the Atwood company
Mr.. Justice was born and edu-
Gated in Jefferson City, Tenn. He
was a member of the Open Door
Church here.
Survivors include his widow, Mrs.
Edna M. Justice, of the D street
address, and two sons, James G.
Justice, Philadelphia. and Charles
A. Justice, Of the Washington ad-
dress.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Requiem High Mass Today
For joseph n. Lowe, 79

Requiem high mass was to be sung
this morning for Joseph Nathan
Lowe, 70, resident of the District
for A years, at Holy Trinity Church,
3514 o street NV. Burial was to
follow in the Potomac Md, Chapel
Cemetery.
Mr.. Lowe died Saturday at his
home, 1854 Thirty-fifth street NV,
after long illness. He had lived in
the District A years.
A native of Potomac in Montgom-
cry County, he came to Washington
in 1904 and worked for several years
as a carpenter. He was employed
by the Visitation Convent in 1917
and served as engineer and superin-
tendent there until the time of his
death.
Mr.. Lowe was one of three broth
ers who married three sisters He is
survived by his widow, Victoria Ma
linda Lowe, four nephews and a
niece, all Of the Washington area.
Evening star., 1947-07-15
Requiem Mass Tomorrow
For Mrs. Edward J. Brady

Requiem mass for Mrs. Maud c.
Brady, II, a lifelong Washington
resident, will be sung ct 10 am. to-
morrow at Holy Trinity Church,
1914 o street NV. Burial will be
in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mrs. Brady, the wife of Col. Ed
ward J. Brady, U. S. A., retired, died
Saturday at Doctors Hospital after
a long illness. Her home was at
3018 o street NV.
She was educated at Georgetown
Visitation Convent and Radcliffe
College She was a direct descend
ant of Thomas Motley, Colonial Gov
ernor of Maryland, and Motley
Young. one of the original propri-
etors of the District.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by three sons, Maurice
K. and John B. Brady of Washing
ton and Capt. Park H. Brady, United
States Navy, naval attache at The
Hague, Netherlands, and seven
grandchildren.