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Phillips, then pastor OF the
Church of the Epiphany. Three
years later Mr.. Wills took ovei
his present position as rector ol
the Church of Our Saviour.
Active in literary clubs here
Mrs. Wills was especially fond oi
poetry and was a member Of the
Washington Readers Club. She
was q proficient amateur actress
and had appeared In a number OF
IShakespearian comedies presented
by the Readers Club.
She also belonged to the Daugh-
tiers of the King. an organization
within her church: Our FLAG
Chapter of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. and the
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority.
Born In Mason County. KY.
she was a graduate Of Northwest
ern University and received her
masters degree in English from
Columbia University. She attended
Columbia at the same time her
husband was studying for his
masters degree in theology. They
were married in 1911.
In addition to her husband, she
is survived by a daughter. Mrs,
William Clay. zoos North Larri-
more street, Arlington; two sons.
Marshall. Raleigh. N. c. and God
frey Wills, who will be graduated
from Northwestern University
next month: two sisters, Mrs
Harold r. Cunning. Maysville
KY, and Mrs. j. Sayer Crawley
New York City. and four grand
sons.
Funeral services will be held at
1890 am. tomorrow in the
Church of Our Saviour. followed
by burial in National Memorial
DarL ropsotery
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Former KIon Leader
Dies After Alteration
BY the A.soeiotsd Press


LOS ANGELES, May 25.-An
autopsy disclosed yesterday that
Gus w. Price. 81. former head OF
the Ku Klux Khan in Southern
California. died Of blood clot on
the brain during an alteration
over q trafiic accident.
THE death was caused by In
jury. said Autopsy Surgeon Fred
erick w. Newbarr. The investiga-
ton is not complete"
Mr.. Price got into an alteration
with Fay Noel Fry Of Santa Monica
last Friday after an accident on
the Roosevelt highway. Mr.. Prices
machine collided with a truck
driven by MIR. Fry.
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james o. Carr, 76. Dies;
Allegheny Steel >OffieioI
BY the kssoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH. May 25.-Jame'
o. Carr, rs. retired vice president
in charge OF legal affairs ane
board member Of Allegheny Lud'
lum Steel Corp, died Monday II
Allegheny General Hospital.
A native of Manchester, N. II.
Mr.. Carr retired from active dut.
in 1914 and was elected an hon.
orary vice president by Allegheny
Ludlum. Before joining the stee
firm in 1918 he served on tht
New York Public Service Commis.
sion.
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IAussie Customs Men
ISeorch Chifley's Luqqoq,

DARWIN. Australia tCDN -
These Aussie customs inspectors
are really tough.
Their own Prime Minister. Jo-
seph Chifiey. arrived here the
other day on his return from Lon
don. In all the other countries
through which he and his party
had passed they had been given
full diplomatic immunity.
When they landed here. how
ever. customs men searched both
Chifiey luggage and that OF his
staff. -
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was killed In the
Hurtgen Forest.
Germany. on
No, ember II.
1914.
The services
will be in the
Hanlon funeral
h o m r. 363
Georgia avenue
NV. and will
be conducted
by the Rev. w.
J Norris OF Ma
tiyity Catholic
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james A. Morton Dies

ST. PETERSBURG. Fia.. May
IS tPl,--vJames Anthony Norton
go. president OF the New York
Athletic Club. died at his beach
home here yesterday. He was
head OF the James A. Norton Co.
dealing In building materials,
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q II u u ! v i IL 4
streets NE.
died yesterday
In her ON c
after an illness
Of two days.
Mrs. Wills
who lived al
1923 w e bsteI
S t r e e t NE,
came to Wash
ington in 1880
when her hus-
band was made
assistant TO the
late Very Rev.
Ze Barney T.
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Noon Rites Tomorrow
For Sergt. W.. Murray

Funeral services slll be held o,
noon tomorrow Tor Sian SeTgt
Warren J Murray. 3a-yraf old
District born lnfant4Sman &ho
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Mrs. Alvin |. Wills
Dies; Wife Of Rector
I0f Episcopal Church

Mrs. Helen Lyddell Holton Wills,
So. wife Of the Rev. Alvin Lamar
Wills. rector OF the Episcopal
Church OF Our Saviour, Sixteenth
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ARTHUR M. ROBINSON. Secretary. 70
DICKSON. GEORGE c. On Tuesday,
ass assoRdt c. p R0ssSsi aHfosa
ct. NV, beloved husband OF Mrs. Bertha
=: Dickson, father OF Mrs. Charles Roller
Gladys Dickson OF Northampton Mass.
and Mrs Richard D. Smith of Portsmouth,
Va. He also is survived by two grand
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14th st
NV, until 10 pm. wednesday May 20
Services and interment johnson City,
Tenn.
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N May "A. 1949, at Washington.
ASA D. c., GEORGE c. DICKSON.
KMEA member OF the Columbia Typo
VI CSsE B graphical Union, No. 10I, and
NRA the Limo Night Chapel Re-
mains resting at the s. II.
Hints Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV. until 10 pm. WEDNESDAY, May 20.
1nterment Bristol. Tenn,
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MALES, HENRY. The funeral services
for our late brother, HENRY
MALES, will be held on Wednes-
M day, May IS. l949. at pm: at
N"A the Bernard Danzansky e. Son
NY Funeral Home, 1901 14th st.
w NV. All members of BENJAMIN
Franklin Lodge. No 80. r. A.
A. M, are requested to attend. By order
of the worshipful master.
-. HYMAN 3. ,WTTTENBERG-
Evening star., 1949-07-29

If it's any comfort. the heat
has one advantage-it's good for
singers.
Eleanor Steber, soprano. and
Leonard Warren, baritone, both
of the Metropolitan Opera Co.,
who will bring grand opera to
the National Symphony Orches-
tra's last Watergate concert of
the season at $3.50 o'clock tonight,
agreed in an interview yesterday
that heat oils the voice
"One may feel more physically
uncomfortable" Miss Steber said,
but from a practical standpoint
and from experience, I feel more
freedom in the heat-more fluid
ity of voice
Even doctors will tell you that
cool air causes a contraction of
the throat" Mr.. Warren added.
Hot air is better"
Miss Steber explained that to-
nights program is an attempt to
bring a large part of an opera
to the audience, rather than the
stock sweetheart duet" type of
numbers.
Mr.. Warren, native New
Yorker, who sang at Daughters
of the American Revolution ma
tional convention here early in
his career, stated that, "although
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Prof. Bryon Wade Dies;
Illinois u. HorticuIturist

CHAMPAIGN. Ill, July % (P)-
Prof. Bryan Lewellyn Wade. At.
head of the University of Illinois
horticulture department, died
yesterday. His death was attrib-
uted to a heart ailment.
Prof. Wade came here last Sep
tember from Charleston, S. c.,
where for II years he was director
of the Agriculture Department
Vegetable Breeding Laboratory. He
was a native of Maidsville, w. Va.
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there's not a complete cast, the
audience can get the dramatic
quality of an opera"
Both singers pointed out this
type of program goes over vel
in small cities, where there are
no proper facilities for full oper-
attic production.
And in Washington" Mr.. War
rem emphasized.
Goodness, do think Washing
ton should have an opera house,
Miss Steber declared.
Mrs. Agatha Warren, who ac-
companied her husband here, took
up the theme: why, all the
major capitals in the world have
an opera-even Russia"
Il think the opera here in
Washington should be a civic
building" Mr.. Warren said. When
told that most public buildings
in the District were owned by the
Government, he added:
"Ah, Congress. Congress never
has, in its entire history, been in
terested in music"
The opera stars said they were
excited" about doing the due
from Act II from "Tosca" by Puc.
cini. Selections from operas by
Verd; are included in their pro.
gram
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Fort Myer Funeral Held
For Navy Capt. R. D. Conrad

Funeral services for Capt. Rob-
ert D. Conrad. U. S. NJ, retired
assistant director of the Brook
haven National Laboratory in New
York, were to be held at $3.50 pm
today at the Fort Myer Chapel
Burial was to be in Arlington
Cemetery with full military hon
ors.
Rear Admiral William N
Thomas. chief of naval chaplains
will officiate at the services.
The retired officer died Tuesday
in Memorial Hospital in New York
City. after three-Year illness.
Capt. Conrad, a Naval Academy
graduate of the class of 1927, was
director of the planning division
of the Navy's Office of Research
and Invention during World War
II. He retired from the Navy
in 1947,
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Mrs. Florence Howard
Dies in Falls Church.

Mrs. Florence Sofea Wander
Howard, 70. a resident of Falls
Church for the last As years, died
yesterday at her home there at
223 North Cherry street, after an
illness of seven weeks.
She was the widow of DR.. Jo-
seph T. D. Howard, for many years
medical reviewer of disability
claims for the Veterans Admins
tration, who retired in 1885. He
died in 1947.
Mrs. Howard, a native of Salem,
N. j.. was the last surviving mem
ber Of the Salem High School class
of So She and her husband
came to Falls Church in 1904.
Mrs. Howard was member of
the Women's Missionary Society
of the Falls Church Presbyterian
Church, the Current Events Club
of Falls Church, the Sewing Circle
OF the old Friends Meeting House
at 1901 I street NV, and was a
brithright member of the Salem
Friends Meeting.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss
Josephine T. Howard; three sons,
Forrest K. F. Carol and Robert
w. Howard; a sister, Miss Eliza
beth H. Howard; three grand chill
dren and two at-grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
10. am. tomorrow at the Pearson
funeral home in Falls Church.
Burial will be in Eastview Gene
terry in Salem.
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Alfred Pach, Photographer
OF Presidents, Dies at IS
By the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July 20. - Alfred
Pach, IS. whose photography firm
has taken pictures of every Pres
ident since Ulysses S. Grant, died
yesterday.
President of Pach Bros, New
York photography firm, he car
ried on a tradition established by
his late father, Gotthelf Pach. and
two uncles, Gustavus and Oscar
Pach.
The tradition began at Long
Branch, N. j.. in 1866. One day
the Pach brothers, employed as
photo assistants. took a group
picture of Ulysses Grant, Anthony
Drexel and George w. Childs.
The three men liked the proofs
so we'll they Clipped in $500 apiece
to put the brothers in business.
At the suggestion of President
Grant, the firm built studio at
West Point. N. Y. They also
opened studios in Princeton, N. j.;
Cambridge, Mass, and New Haven
Conn.
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4n Mrn1nrtattt

BOND, RICHARD THOMAS. In mem
ory Of our dsar hasSand vso ana
this life four years ago today, July 90
His life is beautiful memory.
| His absence our silent grief;
He is asleep in Gods beautiful garden
HIS pEvoTEp Be s14sIlns WIFE ISABEL BOND
sRowN, JULIA H. In loving memory
JULIA H. BROWN, who departed this life
one one wear YEAR ago toaay yo ets 1uy us ~
For a journey to that faraway land,
Where some day we hope to meet you,
To walk in Gods kinTa9m Ta8 rlmTfy hand in |.
cHRisrrAN, hsRa MILDRED rAs AEN. rAMIIi: IN sad
but loving remembrance Of our dear wife
and mother MILDRED ANN CHRISTIAN
Time may not heal the broken hearted
For our loved one one H3s. gone + before 1.s.snss
Though the smiles may hide the tears;
Memories keep the wound still open
As time goes on into years -,,,,,,r,
AND GRANDCHILDREN. PAUL s.
CHRISTIAN, PEARL: EVELYN. HATTIE
HORTENsE. JAMES, WILLIAM, GEORGE
FALLoN. MRS. MARGARET AUGUSTA
Died July 29 1923. remembered with love
and respect by her grandchildren:
MRS; r p HARVEY AND F. STIRLING
| MATTHEws. SOPHIA. In lovina re-
membrance of our darling mother. SOPHIA
Marraa"ss Years ago today, Sno july Rs' %. 1852.
God gave us wonderful mother,
| She was one who never grew old:
dGa maad made hsf her heart as pure as aod
At home in the beautiful hills of God,
In the valley kept so fair,
Some time, somewhere, when our work is
We will meet our mother: dear.
HER LONELY CHILDREN.
ri IEts9 IL oyRf REYN
oLDs, who passed away July 90, 1886.
Gone, but not forgotten;
RUTH, WILLIAM z ,,,I In men memory ef,pY 81 our
He47. Tep 'e'' 10 '"' Jeans '>' ~
Nothing can ever take away
The love heart holds dear;
Fond memories linger every day,
MIE MRs MSnTE ksegf him RuTH AND
PeSErES seofT. E5wARb. yabA efAR trisute Of love
snG snG brother EDWARD SCOTT. who en-
day. July % l94s
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sWeetly, tenderly., fond and true;
| There is not a day
MOTHER. ROSE SCOTT; SISTER, GER
| TRUDE MORRIS.
| SCOTT. EDWARD. In loving memory
of my dear husband. EDWARD SCOTT
who passed away one year ago today, July
| 90. 1913.
May He who, hath the steering of thy
course direct thy sail.
HIS LOVING WIFE. MAUDE SCOTT. =
SPALDING, TERESA B. In loving men,
iory Of our dear mother. TERESA B
SPALDING, who passed aYay twenty years
ago today, July 20, 1929.
| Today recalls sad memories
| OF loved one gone to rest.
And those who think of you today
| Are the one who loved you best
| In the glory land up yonder,
In the land of unsetting sun,
| Robed in spotless white and happy,
| Is q dear and precious one
| HER CHILDREN
| STEVENSON. GENEVA. In memory OF
my dear mother. GENEVA STEVENSON
who died three years ago today, July go
I946.
Gone, but not forsotten.
DAUGHTER.
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Mrs. Florence Crane Dies;
Chicago Phi|anthropist
by the Associoted Press

IPSWICH, Mass, July 29.-Mrs
Florence H. Crane, 70, Chicago
philanthropist. died yesterday at
her 1,500-acre summer estate,
Castle Hill.
She was the widow of Richard
T. Crane, Chicago industrialist.
Her father. Harlow Niles, was
president of the Worlds Colum-
bian Exposition in Chicago in 1898.
She was active in the Red Cross,
the Art Institute of Chicago the
Home for Incurables. which was
founded by her father, the, Seeing
Eye. Inc, and the Gable Memorial
Hospital here.
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John E. Woodbury. Dies

WORCESTER. Mass, July 2s
P.-John E. Woodbury.. 64. presi-
dent of Woodbury. & Co., Inc,
letterhead manufacturers. died
here yesterday. A graduate of
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Mr.. Woodbury. held a number of
patents on letterhead processing
He also held a patent on range
finder for focusing hand cameras,
from which he received royalties
from Eastman Kodak Co.
Evening star., 1949-07-29

at 1927 Chaplin street NV, has
been assistant controller of the
GPO's Division of Accounts since
1941. A printer who had learned
his trade on a country newspaper
in his native Kentucky. Mr. VAN
arsdell joined the GPO in 1900
as a compositor and later became
a monotype keyboard operator. In
1908 he was transferred to the
computing section and was made
chief computer in 1921.
Mr.. Vanarsdell and his wife,
who also will be an honor guest
tonight, plan to travel extensively
through the United States, al
though they will continue to make
their home here.
Evening star., 1949-07-29
Dr.. Esther Crooks Dies;
Veteran Goucher Teacher
By the Associated Press

SHARON. Tenn. July 29.-Dr
Esther Josephine Crooks, SO, fo1
30 years head of the romance Ian
guage department of Gouchel
College. Baltimore. died here yes
terday at the.home of a sister.
She also had taught in Johns
Hopkins University, in Cuba
Peru and Brazil.
Funeral services were set for
today at the Baptist church in
RavensWood, w. Va, with burial
in the family plot there.
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be held at Z
o'clock tonight
in the Hotel
2400.
John j. De-
why. pub | &
pri n t er, will
head a group of
about 125 fel-
low. employees
who will pay
tribute to Mr.
Vanarsdell dur
ing the pro-
gram.
Mr.. VanarS-
dell. who lives
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Mrs. Margaret Todd Dies;
Pioneer Nurse in China
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, July 29-Mrs.
Margaret Strathie Todd, 70. first
registered nurse to practice in
China, died July 16 in Hong Kong.
it was learned here yesterday.
Mrs. Todd founded the Todd
Memorial Hospital in Canton.
China, with her husband, the late
DR.. Paul Todd.
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,VanarsdeI| 10 End
.49 Years in GP0

In a testimonial dinner for
James w. Vanarsdell, 72, retiring
from the Government Printing
Office after 49 years service, will
Evening star., 1949-07-29

American capital invested in
Canada totals $4,OO0,OOO, 900, and
represents tWo-thirds of the for
eign holdings of the United States.
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LEFTwIcH B. REVERE, Master.

Rsti. REUIiNG. RfcEARD IT, /. suddenly. on
N,S, Mss ay e enf.E sae at rs Rs1sesd
REULING of Colonial Beach. Va, beloved
husband of Ruth D. Reuling. Remains
resting at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
thesda. Md. Services Monday. Aueust /.
at 2:3o pm. at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer. Va. Interment Arlington National
RILEY. CHARLES. On wednesday, July
-. CHARLES RILEY: He leaves one
James, Charles, Thomas and william
Riley; many ,nieces and nephews. other
relatives and friends. After 12 noon Sun
residence. resi- e Funeral services Monday. e Hu-
gust /, at 81 Vincent De Paul's Catholic
Church 4th and M SITS. Sc, where mass
lawn Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by Eusene
IL kiLEY, Z ma M.ReAEEI y ;1. On NJ Thu,;say.
FRANCES Riley. Friends may call at the
TheTs seEHs aos 4 T st b. aRe Rd Mas Mo
day, AUGUST |, at am. 1nterment Com
S'ScoRft scoRTELb. Ie"Ts DOROTHY H. On Friday, ID
Hospital, Hos DOROTHY Il. scoFIELp 'of's Of : :
Vireilia st., Chevy Chase, Nd. beloved
mairs res. ing at the s. H Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2aO1 14th st. nv. Services
at Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday, August 2,
at $3.50 pm Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
| SHULMAN, ABRAHAM. special COM
munication of Benjs min Franklin
Lodge, No. 30. r. A. A M, will
M be held at the Masonic Temple,
ISCN 18th st. and New York ave. W :,
l~M at 10 am. Friday. July 90, 1919
| ~ to conduct the funeral service
for our late brother ABRAHAM
iSHULMAN Religious services at IL am
at the Bernard Danzansky g. Son Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV. All brethren
are requested to attend. BY order OF
1.-THE worshipful master. :,
1 HYMAN r. WrTTENBER6.
I. T. JOHNSON, Secretary. 30
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
SAVE $ION on 6-unit lot at Ft. Lincoln
Cemetery Beaut. site. Capital invest
ment. SH. 91O4. 2
PLOT OF GRAVES, at Fort Lincoln, Mt.
IL 3-OO2S. 81
6 GRAVE SITES, Catholic div Cedar
Hill, S100 each; also sites in National
Memorial, $50 per site. I704 s. Pollard,
Arlington, Va. 81
feet location; cash: will divide If neces-
sary. AK. 1925. 81
WILL SACRIFICE, cheap, in best part Of
cemetery, section Z; "a lots to be sold, al
MRS. MARSH. HI. e2o2. 400 suitIsnd
Evening star., 1949-07-29

W1ELIAM. The OfhCerS and
members of Morning Star Lodge.
No. 40. I. B. P. o. E. of w. are
requested to meet in a session of
sorrow for our late bro ner. WILL
LIAM REED. at the Elks' Home.
1886 18th st. NV. Friday. July
30, 1a49, at $40 pm. Funeral
. July 80, at 2 pm, from Barnes
ews' Funeral Home. 614 4th st.
REFCE SCOTT. Exalted Ruler.
Evening star., 1949-07-29

CLINKsCALFs, BLANCHE MARY. On
Wednesday July 81: !949, at Proyidenee nc
Hospital BLANCHE MARY CLINkSCALES,
sr 81 Mrs. Margaret Roland and Mrs:
Nellie Wood and sister ofs Mrs. Belle
Holmes, Mrs. Alice. R; Walsh, Mrs Jonn
Friends are invited to call at the Lee Fu
neral Home. 4th st.. and Mass. ave ne
July 30 at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. "a
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CHRISTIAN. WILLIAM H. All cor

CHRISTTAN, WIEL1NM II. HI
paaions of Maxwell Chapter,
No. 10. Holy Royal Arch Masons;
IN are hereby requested to attend
h~n the funeral services for our late
~~ past high priest, WILLIAM H.
M CHRISTIAN on Saturday, July,
. N-~.z.3Qs1a4 at 10 noon.% at the
Friendship sBaptist Church, 1st% and H >stss
Sw BY order of
ROBERT H MILLS, E. P. H.
Attest. BERNARD CORBIN, Act. Sec.
Evening star., 1949-07-29

REESE. ROBERT MILLER. Suddenly.
9nrce on IhupIday sob 1ay nh is4S at MS resi-,
dria Va. ROBERT MILLER REESE. hus-
band of Rehecca Ramsay Reese. father of
Mrs John Langdon of Providence, r. l.,
and Katherine NJ. Reese of Alexandria. Va
Funeral services on SATURDAY.. July 30, at
pm, at Christ Church, Alexandria. Va.
Interrent private. Please omit flowers. 30
REID. JAMES A. A special communi-
n cation of Fort Dupont Lodge.
A {: ::::: 4; q:
REID. All members are urged
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A-12" THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
1ratha
pouGHERTY, WILLIAM BIRCH, SIR,

DoUGHERTY. WILLIAM BIRCH, sR
On Tuesday, July 20, 1919, at his resi-.
denSe, @91f1e: :, 4S1 - 9TH st. ne WILLIAM BIRCH
Leona Dougherty, father of Linley F., vii.
sm hSsn Mrs I Hs5If Eu9le 'oa eaud 3HP"
Mrs Leona Dell Healy; Friends may cal
Mass. ave; ne, whele services will be held
on Saturday, July 30, at l pm. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
DOWNS, MARY ELIZABETH. On Thurs
fy yny 20 Md 94S MARY her
DOWNS, beloved wife of the late Maurice
W. Downs. She is survived by nine emil
Of Seneca, Md; Clinton Downs, Mrs. S. c;
Washington, D. c.; Ruben Downs OF Deale,
Nd Downs Of ars Wson pam
phrey of Silver SPRING, Md; twenty seven ,'tI
grandchildren. thirty-six ereal-grandehiI-
dren and five sreat-great- at-grandchiioren;; n;
Home, Galthersburg, Mo, where funeral
services will be held Saturday. July 30, at
= m. Interment Darnestown Cemetery.
DUvALL., ANDREW BRADLEY; On On
ra' rtie NV, n ANDREW BRADLEY DUvALL,
beloved husband OF Gertrude Fry DlS-. u;
father Of Andrew B, Dqyan, vmon lT, and and mr
Walker M Duval. both of Washing on,
D. c., and Mrs. w. G. Pfel OF PaSSalc, N.
j. Services and lnterment private. Flease
omit flowers. ~
DUvALL, JAMES. On Wednesday, July
q. l943, a, Burtonsviiie' Md;, JAMES 4..
yali and father of MIS- Gathering MURPHY,
DuvaH FRIENDS may call at the j. Arthur
Walters Funeral Home, sos WaShlnstod
blvd Laurel Md, wnere services will be
he'd on SATURDAY, July 80. at IL am.
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter
ment Union Cemetery. 20
EHLMAN, ANNIE LOUISE. On Thurs
ind st. NV, ANNIE LOUISE EHLMAN,
beloved wife of John F. Ehlman and moth
er OF Mrs George West, Mrs. Albert
Scuderi, Charles F. and John E. Ehlman.
Friends are invited to call at Hysone Fu-
neral Home, 1900, ST. NV, where 1u-
August 2, at 1 Pm. Interment Airing ton
National Cemetery. 81
ESSIG, FANNIE GRIFFITH. On Thurs
Eve st. sw., FANNIE GRIFFITH EssIG,
beloved wife of Walter Essig, mother of
Charlotte kenney. Compton F.. EsSlg, Mary
McQueeney, Carmen Anderson and Cal
Rooert A. Mattinely Funeral dome l3l
1lth st. Sc, where services will be held
on Saturday, July 30, at !. pm. Relatives
and friends lifted. Interment Bethel
Cemetery, Alexandria, Va. 30
FINNEY. HORACE B. On THURSDAY,
July rs, l949 at Garfield Hospital HOR-
ACE B. FINNEY OF b33@ 3 st pI. NV. Re
mains resting at the 5. H Hines Co. fu3 ~
pm Friday July 80. Services and inter-
ment Muncy, Pa.
Eo,yJFR ERNEST H. The officers and
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members of Plumbers Local
sN ned of the death OF Brother
7 ERNEST H. FOWLER, on FRI
~ day, July -, 1919 Members
W may call at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, s9Ul l4th st.
Notice of funeral later
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Dratha
IAC0RS LAURA

mother of Robert Jacobs, Mrs. Freda
Virginia Harding; mother-in.law OF Mrs.
Margaret Jacobs. Funeral from the W.
". Deal Funeral Home, 4sl2 Georgia ave.
NV. Notice of time later.
JUHANs. JOHN. On Friday. July %.
NV, husband Of Mrs Emma Juhans. ia
ther of Mrs Clara Simmons, Mrs, Lille
Simmons and johnnie Matthew and 1r;nSe 1esSe
also survive Notice of funeral later. Ar
rangemenrs RAM by the Carver Memorial Fu-
neral Service, 29-3l H ST. NV.
LAVENDER, CHARLES H. On Wednes-
Douglas st. ne, CHARLES H. LAVENDER
beloved husband of Mary E. Lavender nee
Morrlssey), father of Mrs, Mary j. Voor
H. Lavender. jr. brother of Mrs. Adelaide
stark and Robert M Lavender. He also
is survived by four grandchildren. Serv-
1901 14th st. NV, on Saturday, July 80,
at 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 20
KIRBY. WALTER f. Suddenly, on
yHy IS Has ia4 Rat the GsIs5 reSidepee
WALTER E, KIRBY, beloved husband of
the late. Minnie NJ. Kirby, brother Of E. c.
Kirby. Miss Hattie v. Kirby and the late
w. w. Kirby and E. P. Kirby, Remains
resting at the above residence, where serv
ices will be held Saturday, July 30, at 3
p m. Interment Oakwood Cemetery. Falls
Church. Va
LAVENDER. CHARLES H. A special
communication OF BENJAMIN B.
French Lodge, No. 3, F. A. A.
IN NJ, is called for Saturday, July
cNA 30, 1949, at am, at the Ma
NY sonic Temple, 18th ST. and New
va York ave. NV, for the purpose
of conducting Masonic burial
services for our late brother. CHARLES
TAVENDEP