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Evening star., 1951-11-14
Chimneysweep Leaps
To Death Before Crowd
BY the Associated Press

HALLSTAHAMMAR, Sweden
Nov. 14-Thousands of towns
people watched in horror yester'
day when John Wennerdahl, Hall.
stahammar's former senior chin
neysweep, jumped to his deatf
from a 75-foot chimney with {
rope knotted around his neck.
Resisting the efforts of police
and firemen and his 20-year-ole
son to bring him down from hi:
perch in a schoolhouse chimney
Mr.. Wennerdahl. protesting hi!
present unemployment, shouted
This is thanks for % years O.
Iunimpeachable service" Then HI
jumped.
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Dfatha

WOODROW. LEWIS. On Sunday, Novem.
Der IL. 1851. at his residence, 1919
AND pl. me-. LEWIS WOODROW, be.
the the above 'eores residence after pm. Thurs
Church, 14th and c SITS. ne. the Rev. W
G. Doty otficiatins. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Services by Stewart
Is
WYNN. MILDRED J. On Monday Novem.
Der IL, 1851, MILDRED j. WYNN Of 1914
4th ST. NV. beloved sister of Mrs. Sarah
1: Brown, Mrs. Susie Howell of Athens
Ga; Mrs. Dorothy Atkins and Mrs. Heller
nephews. other relatives and man,
friends. After pm. Thursday friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure Funera
Home, 1890 9th st. NV, where a brie
service will be held Friday, November I6
at | pm. Funeral and interment a
Athens, Ga. l6T
YOUNG. EUGENE. On Tuesday, Novembe,
u. 1851, EUGENE YOUNG. husband O
Alma Baer Young. father of Maury Young
brother Of Mrs: Nathan B, Frank Friend
may call at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa
ave NV, where services will be he'd o,
Thursday, November Is, at IL am. In
terment private. Please omit flowers
ZIMMERMAN, HELEN LOUISE. OF 30,
East Marshall St. Falls Church, Va OF
N6ae, NN66ae,moer, y. 1851, wife of .TIsergt
mother Of Jack E. Marceron and Mrs
H Knapp. Services at Chambers Funera
Home, 3012 M st. NV, on Friday, No
vember is, at . pm. Interment Cedal
Hill Cemetery. I5
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McGovern Brothers to Be Buried Presbyterian Leaders
Side hy Side in AkLinnton II Iaka Dad in Diioe
To Take Part in Rites
For DR.. Earl F. Fowler

Prominent Washington Presby-
terian ministers will participate
in funeral services tomorrow for
DR.. Earl Franklin Fowler, min
lister of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, who died Monday in Gar
field Hospital, following an emer.
gency operation.
The Rev. c. Stewart Mckenzie,
moderator of the Washington City
Presbytery, will conduct the serv-
ice, to be held at pm. tomorrow
in Sixth Presbyterian Church.
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
Mr.. Mckenzie announced, at
the Presbytery meeting yesterday.
in Riverdale (MdD Presbyterian
Church, that others taking part
will be DR.. Ralph K. Merker, stated
clerk of the Presbytery; the Rev.
w. H. Kepler. minister of North
minister Presbyterian Church, and
DR.. Edward L. r. Elson, minister
of National Presbyterian Church.
The Presbytery meeting. abbre-
waited to must" business in re-
spect to DR.. Fowler. approved ap-
pointment Of committee to set
up memorial to him. Those
appointed were Mr. Mckenzie, DIR.
Marker, Mr.. Kepler and the Rev.
Lloyd Brown, minister of WASH
ington Heights Presbyterian
Church.
Four new churches now being
planned and one allocated to the
Silver Spring area by the WASH
ington Federation of Churches
comfy committee will receive
loans from a $150,000 church ex-
tension fund granted to the Pres
bytery by the General Assembly,
Presbyterian Church in the
U. S. A., it was announced at the
meeting. The new churches
planned are Eastminster, Knox.
Wheaton and Green Valley.
At time and place to be an
nounced. the Rev. Leonardo J..
Testa will be installed as minister
of Knox Church and the Rev.
Frank w. Penick. as minister of
District Heights Church.
Officially, the Presbytery ad-
journed until $50 pm. tomorrow
when all members are expected to
meet at Sixth Church for nr
FoWler's funeral service.
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Joseph 5. Cu|verweII,
Retired Accountant

Joseph Simeon Culverwell, IA, 8
retired accountant, died Monday
at Garfield Hospital after a long
illness.
A native of the District, Mr.
Culverwell lived at 1855 Monroe
street NV. at the time of his
death. For many years he had
worked in Pittsburgh and Balti-
more. He return to Washington
about 20 years ago.
He is survived by a son, j. Mason
CulverWell, and a sister, Miss
Sidney Culverwell, both of the
home address, and a brother
Richard of Washington.
Funeral services will be at II
am. tomorrow at the S. H. Hines
funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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Mrs. CIeora D. Heath, Is,
Widow OF District Builder

Mrs. Cleora D. Heath. rs, a Dis.
trict resident for 80 years, dice
yesterday at the Home for Incur.
ables. She had been Ill nine
years.
She was the widow of William
H. Heath. builder here, who dice
in 1910. Born and reared in Lit.
tleton, N. c., Mrs. Heath taught
school three years before her mar.
riage.
She was member of Washing.
ton Tabernacle.
She is survived by two sons, Viii.
liam r. Heath of Silver Sprine
and James C. Heath of New Yorl
City; four daughters, Mrs. R. o
Webb of Petersburg, Va; Mrs. r
L. Preble of Bethesda, Md; Mrs
j. H. CurZon of Silver Spring anc
Mrs. T, j. Herndon of Washing.
ton; a sister, Mrs. Nora G.. Wal.
tiers of Silver Spring, and /,
grandchildren and four great.
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
pm. Friday at the Deal funera
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene.
terry.
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Aaron Albert layne, ST.,
ID. {. Aqueduct Surveyor

Aaron Albert Layne, sr., 5S
civilian surveyor with Washington
Aqueduct. Army Engineers, die
yesterday of heart attack at hi
home, 1918 Independence avenue
Sc.
Mr.. Layne had been with thG
Washington Aqueduct since 1922
Born and reared at Victoril. Tenn.
he attended the State Teachers
College at Murfresboro, Tenn.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Pearl c. Layne: his mother
Mrs. Iva S. Layne of Whitwell
Tenn; a son, Aaron A. Layne, lr.
of 4357 Alton place NV: two
grandchildren, two borthers ane
three sisters.
Funeral services will be at II
am. Friday at the Lee fllnera
home, Fourth street and Massa
chusetts avenue NV. Burial ar
rangements have not been COM
pleted.
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Mrs. Neville Gherardi,
Widow of Admiral
By the Associated Press

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Nov. IA.
Mrs. Neville Taylor Gherardi,
widow of Rear Admiral Walter R.
Gherardi, died Monday at her
home in nearby Ventnor.
Mrs. Gherardi, believed to be
over 10, had been i'll several days.
Her husband, who died in 1899
was naval attache in Berlin from
1913 to 1917. He was chairman of
the General Courts Martial Board
in San Francisco until his death
Mrs. Gherardi's father was Rear
Admiral Henry Clay Taylor, first
president of the Naval War Col
lege.
Funeral services will be held
Friday in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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s. Sc. H4=creSt Heights. Md, on No
yember IL. 1851, wife Of Ollie J. HUB
eeard sister OF Willard NJ. and clarence
John Shenton Services al ChamberSi
Funeral 'iome, 5l7 lIth ST. Sc. on
thursday, November Is, at 1880 IN.
lnterment TaylorsVille Nd. Il
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ILongWorth, granddaughter oi
President Theodore Roosevelt and
only child of the late House
Speaker Nicholas Longworth and
Mrs. LongWorth.
Mr.. Sturm first met his wife at
a social affair here. They were
married in 1914 in a ceremony at
Manchester. Conn.,, attended by
several hundred guests. Mrs
ISturm, then 19, had been referred
to since childhood as Princess
Paulina," just as her mother had
been called Princess Alice" in
her girlhood.
Two-Time Author at 21.
Only 81 at the time of his mar
|riage, Mr.. Sturm already was the
author of two books. His first
THE Problem Fox" was self
illustrated and was published by
Harpers when he was a 16-year-
old student at the Old Farms
School, Avon, Conn. A year later
his Ambush to Zig-Zig" was pub
liShed.
A native of Chicago, he was a
graduate of Yale University. He
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Justin c. Sturm of Westport. His
father is a widely known sculptor
Mr.. Sturm had his first art
show when he was 16 in conjunc-
tion with sculpture exhibit by
his father.
Mr.. Sturm also was partner in
the firm of Sturm- -Rugger q Co.
makers of firearms, in Southport
Conn.
On Saturday Review Staff.
The young author continued his
writing after his marriage and for
a time was on the staff of the Sat
urday Review of Literature. Earlier
this year, he and his wife made a
motor tour of Europe to gather
material for future writing.
Mr.. Sturm was the grandson of
Alexander Mccormick, Chicago
and Indiana publisher.
Besides his wife and parents, he
leaves a daughter, Joanna, 4, and
a brother, Justin, jr., all of West
port. Joanna has spent much time
here with her grandmother, Mrs
Longworth. The Sturms always
spent Christmas in Washington.
Funeral services will be tomor-
row at Christ and Holy Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church
Westport. Burial will be in Will
low Rook Cemetery, Westport.
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NikoIoi Medtner, II,
Russion-Born Pianist
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Nov. IA Nikolai
Medtner, noted Russian born
pianist and composer, died yester
day at his London home. He was
II years old.
MIR. Medtner. a graduate of and
later a professor at the Moscow
Conservatory of Music. left Russia
in 1921 to live for a time in Ger
many. Later he resided in the
United Statse and France, set
Ting finally in Britain in 1886
His published works number go
compositions.
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Gordon A. Francis,
Ex-A. P. Traffic Chief
By The Assoeiated Press

DALLAS. Nov. 14.-Gordon A
Francis. former Associated Pres:
traffic bureau chief. died yesterday
at his home in Garland. Tex.
Mr.. Francis started with the AS
sociated Press in Washington. He
was made traffic bureau chief at
New Orleans and later transferred
to Philadelphia in the same ca
.pacity. He also served as traffic
bureau chief at Dallas. Kansas
City and Washington.
He retired in April. 1948, because
of a physical disability.
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the Philippines with the 18th
Airborne Division. He was home
on leave in the summer of 1856
but returned to Japan in late
August the same year.
Jerome enlisted in 1948 ano
was shipped to Japan in August
1850. The two brothers met there
and went to Korea with the 187th
They were separated last Decem-
ber.
Mr.. McGovern is a traffic con-
Isultant in cases before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission.
Besides their parents, the Nc
Govern boys are survived by two
other two brothers. John 27, and
Charles 19, and two sisters, Jane
and Elizabeth, all of the home
address.
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HURLEY, JOHN THOMAS In x.d hu,

HURLEY. JOHN THOMAS. In sad but lov-
grandfather. JOHN THOMAS HURLEY,
day. November IA. 1946.
Papa had smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold:
To those who knew and loved him.
wALLAcE. GLADYS. nsGy1 sUTH. t'0e GRAND- osp
CHILDREN AND ALL THE FAMILY. .
JOHNS. BENJAMIN FRANK. In loving
FsnSy mFsemSTy ,oung 81 my brother. BENJAMIN
years ago today. November IA. 1347
vnt, Until me memory fades and life departs.
YOUR SISTER, FLORENCE BAYARD. .
JOHNS. BENJAMIN FRANK token OF
and grandfather. BENjAMfH ii's1 FRANK RANK
November IA, l947.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
MRS. HATTIE SUTTON, HATTIE AND
SIDNEY BUTLER.
LEAHY. ELIZABETH. In loving memory
OF our dear mother, ELIZABETH LEAHY,
November IA. l94s.
Today recalls sad memories
or loved one gone to rest
Ana those who think OF you today
Are the ones who loved you BEST
God gave US a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old:
God made her smiie as the sunshine,
He made her heart of pure gold
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. .
MoOG, LOUIS J. In sad and loving re-
M0OG. who passed away one year ago
today. November IA. 1850.
Gone. but not forgotten.
SISTER. AMELIA WEST.
MOOG. LOUIS J. AND IDA MAY. In loving
Mood! who PASSED pas 'es1ed away One LUsls soar ago
today, November IA. 1850. and my moth
er. IDA MAY MOOG, who passed away
Two years ago. October 25. 1949.
God grant your souls eternal rest and
et perpetual light shine upon them.
Sadly missed
DAUGHTER, MARGARET.
sEMALL. DR.; GEORGE r AND BEA-
ikiCE. In loving memory Of our dear
father, Or. GEORGE T, sEWALL. who
ven6er H. s4s and yearo eus as9 9ea9 qday Mo-
BEATRICE SEWALL, seven years aSo'
January 3, 1915.
Gone, but never forgotten.
1HElR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
STEWART. SARAH tSADIE). A tribute Of
grandmother and devoted sister, SARAH
tSADlED STEWARTl who departed this
ne one year ago today. November IA,
precious one from us is gone.
"A voice we loved is stiled;
place is vacant in our hearts
which never can be filled
But we thank God for the many years
Which He loaned her to us.
We are thinking of you today
Sleep. resting, just away:
Resting where no shadows fall,
YOUR LOVING pAUaHTERa. vi VIOLA, La AND
SON, BERNARD.
AS We loved you, so we miss you,
In our memory you are always near:
Loved, remembered, longeo for always,
For US you lived and were SO dear
DEVOTED GRANDCHILDREN
TlGNOR, DIR. WILLIAM L. A trloute of
WILLIAM L. T1GNOR, who died twelve
years ago today, November IA. 1889.
He lived life that all might envy,
Loved and loving. gentle, kind;
And in death his blessed memory
Comforts those he left behind
GLADYS TIGNOR PETERSON. .
VOIGT, HENRY r. In loving remerrbrance
OF our loving husband and father HENRY
r. VOlGT, who passed away eight years
ago today November IA. 1913.
Eight, years have passed since that sad
When the one we loved was called away;
God took him home, it was His will,
But In our hearts he liveth still
HIS LOVING WIFE, AMANDA, AND
CHILDREN, ROBERT. MARY AND LOUIS
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Comm hospi-
tai
Mr.. Sturm, an
artist, author
and manufac-
turer, entered
the hospital Oc-
tober Is, from
his home at
IWestport, Conn.
According to
Mrs. L o n g.
worth, his death
was unexpected.
He was the
husband of the
| former palIlina
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Lecture Series to Open

The first of four lectures on
child development will be held at
1915 o'clock tonight in the Jewish
Community Center. The lectures
will be given every two weeks by
DR.. Alice ChenoWeth and DR..
Johnnie Christian.
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John Brown, 80, Former

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Nov
IA (SpeciaD .-Johr Henry Brown
1873, farmer, died while husking
corn with a son in the fields at
his home near here yesterday. He
was a former member of the
Arden School Board.
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Col. George H. Boird,
Newton D. Boxers Aide
BY The Assoeiaied Press

BENNINGTON. VT, Nov. IA
Retired Army Col. George H.
Baird. "A. ide-de-camp to
Secretary of War Newton D. Baker
in World War I, died yesterday in
Putnam Memorial Hospital.
A West Point graduate, he re.
tired in 1910 after 80 years service.
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GAME. LAWYER LINDSEY W. Dep;

this life Tuesday, November I3. 1851. at
80 am, Lawyer LINDSEY W. GAME.
Family may be seen at 1904 Que st. NV,
Apt lo3. Notice OF FGnerai later Ar
rangements by the Taft H. Williams Fu-
neral Home, 102 Eth ST. NV. a.
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James Lawrence Gerry,
Former Treasury Official
By the Associated Press

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Nov
flames Lawrence Gerry, 49,
chief of the Customs Division o1
the Treasury Department from
1903 until 1908, died yesterday.
He was a member of the Pure
Food Commission in 1906 and o1
President Theodore Roosevelt s
German Tariff Commission in
1907 He entered law practice in
New York City in 1908, retiring 3e
Years later,
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Darn nf Thauka

COLE. JEANETTE The family of the
late JEANETTE COLE wish to thank the
many friends for the kind expressions OF
sympathy and floral tributes received
during their bereavement
THE FAMILY. is
NUSBAUM, DAVID H. The family of the
Iate DAVID H. NUSBAuM acknowledge
with sincere thanks the kind expressions
OF sympathy by our friends, as we'll as
the many contributions and gifts to
charltable ORGANIZATIONS in his memory.
MESSRS. BENJAMIN, CLEMENT. MAN
AND MISS ROSE NUSBAUM; MRS.
LILLIAN SCHWARTZ, MRS. IDA MIL
WIT, MRS. MARTHA MALKIN, MRS.
REBA HYATT AND MRS. HANNAH
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Alexander Sturn, 28,
Author, Painter and
Manufacturer, Dies

Alexander Mccormick Sturm,
%, Son-in-laW of Mrs. Alice Roose-
velt Longworth, died of a liver all
ment yesterday at a NorWalk
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GOODWIN, FLORENCE MARTIN. In sad
but loving memory Of our beloved wife
and mother, FLORENCE MARTIN GOD
WIN VINO passed away one year ago to-
day. November IA. 1850.
Her life is a beautiful memory,
Her absence a silent grief.
sne Is asleep IN Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace
DEVOTED HUSBAND. ADOLPHUS GOD
WIN, AND CHILDREN, MILDRED and
VIVIAN
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HIT Mrnturtat,t

BERRY. LILLIAN W. In sad but lovin,
memories OF our dear wife aha rother
LILLIAN w. BERRY, who departed thi
world six years ago today. November IA
l945.
Never day goes by, dear wife and Nom
We do not think of you;
Each tiny thing that you have touched
Is treasured by US, too.
No ON one can ever take your place.
We miss your hand upon the latch,
Your step upon the stair.
Your memory. is rose that blooms
Across the lonely years
A flower We tend so carefully
And water with our tears.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND AND Chill
BLAND. SHAKESPEARE; BROOKS, BER.
TIA TIA In SAD bst lGy,nS memory Of n,
today, November I4: 1914. ana my de-
voted mother; BERTHA BROOKS. No
BROOKS BLAND
DANIELS. FRED. In memory Of INV low
ing husband. FRED DANIELS. who passed
1850.
OF one so dearly loved by all;
The shock was hard, the pain severe,
ms 1 never lnouBnt MS death SO near,
Just to speak OF how he died,
To think he couldn't say good-by:
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain OF parting without farewell.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget
But time SO far has only proved
How much ! miss him yet
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. ANNIE v. DAN
DANIELS, FRED. In loving memory OF my
father and our grandfather, FRED DAN
lELS, who passed away one year ago to-
day, November IA, 1850
II all started on Armistice Day,
When usually every one is bright and
gay.
But this holiday went so slow,
FOR We were praying he wouldn't 90.
Our hearts were sad. in our eyes were
tears in fear
That the fatal moment was drawing near
As all did everything We could,
IN our minds were thoughts OF all his
GOOD,
For he was loved by every one.
His worries he hid by some way Of fun
After two days OF silence and praise to
God to set him well,
Came the sadness no word can ever tell;
But We know if there is an atter-life
He will be there, where there is quiet
peace and love.
YoUR LOVING son. EDGAR. AND FAM
lily.
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CLAEYs. leone NJ. OF aeN5 Jan.te a!

Temple FiIls Nd I.0.mfrl l. cen
Carlyn Va on November ~, l1al, Vie
Aubrey Il II Horr4o1. n Nj. ' Geof.e owen.
Frederick ana Martn Ctacys. Also sur
vived by seven Grandchildren. Romans
at ChamberS Funera. Home, 3U12 VI st
NV, until Friday, November IL, at S,3u
am. Mass al Fort Nyer Chapel al q a.n'.
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
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HOFFMAN, PAULINE. In sad but loving
memory Of my beloved sister, PAULINE
HOFFMAN, who departed this life Ave
years ago today. November IA, 1896.
Loved in life. remembered In death.
HER LOVING BROTHER, J. P. HCFF-
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN, Q sites near floral clock
81. 0153. IL
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La Secretaire Dept'l

HUM. ELIZABETH On Monday. Novem-
per IL. 1851, ELIZABETH HUHN OF 5SU3
MelreIn Dir Bethesda, Md beloved wife
Of the late William T HUM. mother OF
Florence H. MaItyn, william F. LIE Roy
:: ana Thomas r. HUM; sister of Anna
La Porte Of Laurel, Md. Services at the
S. II. Hines Co Funeral Home. 2gO1 14tn
81. n ", on Thursday. November ! D. at
IN. InteTment GleEwood Cemetery
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CoNNERs. ANGELA d. On Saturday,

November II 1851, in Frero.oen's Hos
pItaI, Mrs. ANGELA D. CONNERs Of
s3l5 6,,,i ia.n st; ~ NV. ths ,, oeloyed Loved Vie
vived by three sisters, one brother, other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
with L, Z. Murray Son, -337 10th
NV, where friends may call Thursday
after p m. and where services viii be
held Friday, November 16, at $50 m.
followed by requiem mass at St. Au-
gustine's Church at 10 am Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. l5s
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SISTARE, HENRY e. Denartad tbis ,;to

SUNDAY. November II, 1851, MI. HENRY
survived by devoted wife, Mrs. Julia v,
Sistare: one son, John Sistare; one step
daughter, Mrs. Doris Cole seven grand
children, one brother, Lee Sistare; one
sister, Mrs. Eunice Beesley; other rela-
ttVes and many friends. Remains may
De viewed Wednesday, November IA
after pm, at the Hall Bros Funeral
Home. 62l Florida ave NV. Funeral
services Thursday November Is, at l |
pm, at the above funeral home Inter
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery IA
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Pee. WILLIE II

N hIIed n acLlon n Korea, on
IS ROBERSON. U. s. A.. beloved
iS son Of William ard Elizabeth
W1 Robertson. He also leaves two
daughters, three sisters seven
brothers, nine auntS, elght uncles. two
srandmotherS, one niece, TWO nephews
and other relatives ana friends After 3
p m Wednesday, November ia. friends
may call at 81 Quincy pl ne. where
services will be held on Thursday, Novep1-
Der 10, at | pm. Interment IN Airing ton
Morris A. Carter g. Co, 2nd and r SITS
SW.
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ROBBIE CALDWELL. w. M.
JAMES A DEW, W, p


DiNGER, JOHN W. The officers and
pdA members of Equality Walter
sxRK&. Reed Post, No. 2S4. V. F.
6H[MM W, are hereby notified of
ggkSAsM the death of our comrade,
JOHN w. LEIDINGER. Serv-
<& ices at Fort Myor Chapel on
lN Thursday, November l5.
81, at 3 pm. Interment Arlington
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The officers and T en-
bers of Mount Pleasant Chap
ter, No.3i. o. Z S, are here
by notified OF the death OF
Sister CARRIE BAKER, on
November II. 1851. Funeral
services will be held at the
S. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
81. NV. on Thursday, NO
at . pm.
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ber 70, 1854, at 7;30 m, JULIA ROB
ward ". and Holhrook Robinson: sister
OF MIS-. Rosa D. Platts OF South Catottna
and Mrs, Anna LoadhoIt OF jacksonville,
RIA mother -in-laW OF Mrs. Annette Ron
lnson. Mrs FloSSie Robinson, Mrs Hat
Ie Robinson and Mrs Dora Roolnson.
She also leaves thirty-three grandchilaren,
lorty-nine great grandchildren, eleven
grandchildren, one son-jn-
law Dock Cope OF South Carolina; other
relatives and friends. Remains at her
1ate residence: II R st. ne. after IL noon
ices Thursday November IS. at i p.m,,
ct the Twelfth Street Christian Church,
ISl2 18th st; NV, Rev. j. F. Whitfield
ohciating: Relatives and friends in
etery. ARRANGEMENTS by W. Ernest Jarvis
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RUSSELL, MoRRY, On Sunday, Novem-

KUsSELL' MURKY, On Sunday, Novem-
Der H., 1851, at Kecoughtan Veterans
a9fpitai, kecouehtan. Va, MoRRY RUS
Russell of 1855 Perry pl. NV. Washing
ton D, c., and McKingley Russell Of
kecous htan Veterans Hospital; uncle Of
Gloria Russell. Remains al his late home
IN BriStow. Va. Funeral will be held
Thursday, November Is. at 10 am In
terment Arlington National Cemetery at
l pm. sharp. Ia
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WILLIAMS, DAISY. On Saturday. Novem.
Der 10, la2l, at her residence, 1925 P st
NV, DAISY WILLIAMS, wife of the late
Robert E. Williams; She is survived BY
one, devoted sister, Mrs. Roberta jenkins
a host of other relatives and many
friends Remains resting at. Horton,
ices will be held Thursday, November j 5
at II noon. Rev. Bolts officiating. Inter.
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, RAYMOND j. OF 46a3 Home,
ave. Suitland, Md, on November 13
1851; father, of Mrs. Martha L, PhillippI
and Miss Patricia r. Williams, brother o1
Mitchell NJ Williams and Mrs. Grace
Reemer. Remains at Chambers Funeral
Home, SIT 11th St. Sc, until Wednesday
November IA. at pm. 1nterment Marion
Va.
WISE, HENRY A. On Tuesday, November
13, 1851. at Aauasco, Md, HENRY A.
WISE. son of the late Commodore John
G. Wise: U. S. N, and the late Agnes
Brook Wise; brother of the late John
Douglas Wise. Funeral services at St
Msry's. Church, Aquasco. Md. on Friday
November 16, at 2 pm. Interment church
cemetery. Is
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HUBBARD, HILDA L. oficers and men,
M& bers OF D. c. Salon Departe-
AN mental, and 40, are requested
AEM to meet at the Chambers Funeral
NY Home, 5l7 18th st. Sc, on We'd
neSday, November IA, 1851, at
E pm, TO conduct the ritual
Serylce for our late partner
HIIDA L. HUBBARD
ALICE NJ SLATTERY.
LIE Chapeau tPresident).
ELLEN LOU WARREN,