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Evening star., 1952-08-04
Ehrs. Adam |. HeissI, Kin
|0f Alexandra Official

Mrs. Adam L. Heiser, S6, mother.
in-law of David c. Book. business
manager o fthe Alexandria Cham
ber Of Commerce. died Saturday
in Alexandria Hospital after q
brief illness.
. AMrs. Heiser, widow of a Terre
Hill Pa.) merchant. was the
former Anna Alice Kern, a native
of Lancaster County, Pa. She
came to Alexandria 20 years age
to make her home with her only
daughter, Mrs. Book. who lives at
205 Russell road.
Also surviving is.a grandson, DR.
David Randall Book, Cambridge,
Md, and one great-gra,1dson.
8 Funeral services will be held at
$3.50 am. tomorrow in the Wheat
ley funeral home, Alexandria
Burial will be In Terre Hill.
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Mrs. R. {. Schmidt, Wife
|0f Remington Sales Head

Mrs. Raymond Carl Schmidt
20. wife of the commercial sales
manager for Remington Rand, Inc
here, died Saturday In Doctors
Hospital after q brief illness.
Mrs. Schmidt who lived at 2707
McComas avenue. Kensington, was
the former Marie Louise Hopping,
a native of Washington. She was
"a graduate of old Business High
School and worked for Remington
Rand before marrying Mr..
Schmidt Is years ago.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by son and daughter,
Raymond c. Schmidt, jr., IA, and
Mary L. Schmidt. IL; two sisters,
Miss Frances r. Hopping Of WASH
ington and Mrs. Walter g. Fields,
Rockville. and a brother, Joseph H.
Hopping. Washington.
Requiem mass will be said at
10 am. Wednesday in st. Johns
Church, Forest Glen, with burial
in the church cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

lands Citize Associations:
Funds for an expanded music
program in the public schools
should be included in the budget.
The present music program, If it
can be said that there is any pro-
gram, lags far behind programs
of other cities.
"A permanent branch library
should be constructed on q site
already owned by the District at
Eighteenth street and Good Hope
road Sc. The present temporary
library in Southeast Washington
is too limited in capacity to serve
adequately that area of the city"
Mrs. Henry A. Bartlett. Fedora
ton of Citizens Associations:
1.-THE health services of the city
have been neglected by a long
series of slashes in the health de-
partment budget. Among the
items needing immediate attention
are the rehabilitation clinic at
Gallinger Hospital, the home nurs-
ing care program and the Health
School"
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Harry Edwards Simmons,
Buyer for Hechf Co.

Harry Edwards Simmons, So
head buyer Of mems shoes for the
Hecht Co. department store rhere
died in Emergency Hospital yes.
terday after q three-week illness
Mr.. Simmons. who lived at Ais
Oliver street, Riverdale, Md, had
been an area resident for 10 years
He had been with the Hecht Co
for seven years and previously had
worked for Sears. Roebuck & Co
here and in Cleveland and Syra-
cuSe.
Surviving are his widow, Helen
McEntee Simmons; a son, Harry
E. Simmons, jr.. 1902 Parkway,
Cheverly, and three daughters,
Mrs. Phillip Kennedy, 1900 Madi-
son street, West Hyattsville; Mrs,
Joseph A. King, jr., Of the River
dale address, and Mrs. John M
johnson, jr., Of China Lake, Calf
Four brothers, three sisters and
five grandchildren also survive.
Funeral services will be at 10
am. Wednesday in the Hines fu-
neral home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Chester. Pa.
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In 'Aarii,urta,,t

DURHAM. MATTE. A tribute Of love to
the memory Of our dear sister and aunt
Mrs. MATTE DURHAM, who entered into
eternsl rest two years ago today. August
Away from this world Of strife.
In that land where there sr Is re 1.,iaI night. !.
brance Of my dear friend. MATTE DUR
HAM, who departed this life two years
ago today. August 4. 1850.
Loved in cESnENcr l.ts Ts%sppsred drhhSds II Ssa
Il GO Sofr a.6ana Epnx sns d.dd II SSlp
a. TEDDY L. FRANKLIN, who lost his
precious life on August 4. 1851. in line
Of duty while serving our country In
Dear Teddy. you are not forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more;
Yet IN memory you are with US
As you always were before.
Never shall we cease to love you,
Never shall. your memory fade.
The greatest love forever fingers
IN caRrs 9ns seafsf aNb iHs xcEk XII teaaSs psHSsrr
ms renembrance Of our dear brother &c her
WILLIAM p. KELLEY (CHINK) who de.
parted this lie one year ago today. Au-
just iluS OF sweet IcI1empI9nCes
Just Q memory fond and true;
Just q token Of love and devotion
That our hearts still hold for you.
SISTERS AND HALF-BROTHFR. ETTER
MARY. MYRTLE AND WILLIE.
WASHINGTON. BENJAMIN A.. WILLIAM
L., RICHARD e. tribute In memory
Of Of our hslSysd brothers BENJAMIN a
thirty-six years ago today, August 4
1915; WILLIAM L. WASHINGTON, twelve
years ago. July s. 1s40, and RICHARD
:. WAsHtNGToN. seven years ago. May
5. 1945.
Remembrance keeps us near in heart
When We were all together;
Though God ordained that We must part
Their memory Is ours forever.
ANNIE. LONZENA, JOHN AND CLAUDE
WEDGE. ERNEST 8. IN LOVING memory
Of our dear brother. ERNEST 8. WEDGE
who departed this life three years age
today. August 4. 1049.
May he rest n peace.
SISTERS AND BROTHERS.
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Mary J. Cummins,
Social Club Manager
Here Since 1888, Dies

Miss Mary j. Cummins, mana
ger Of the Nineteen Twenty-Five
F. Street Club since its founding
in 1888, died there last night in
her sleep.
Miss Cummins, about So, was
born In Kilnamanagh, French
Park, County Roscommon, Ire
land. She was employed as q
housekeeper in 1923 by Mrs. John
NJ. Gross, then Mrs. James F. Cur
tits, at the F street address.
She was made manager of the
club when it was founded by Mrs.
Gross, president Of the organiza-
tion. now of Bethlehem, Pa.
Miss Cummins, during her years
!, of directing details Of many of
|Washington's most fashionable
social events, became a we'll
known and much-loved local per-
|sonality.
She is survived by q sister, Mrs.
Michael Lenaghan of Kilnam-
anagh.
A service will be held at $50
am. Wednesday at the club. It
will be followed by a requiem mass
at st. Stephens Catholic Church,
Twenty-fifth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV.
Burial will be at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Mrs. George Barnes, Widow
OF U. 5. Treasurer's Aide

Mrs. George o. Barnes. Il
widow Of an assistant to the
Treasurer Of the United States
died yesterday at the home OF a
son. Edward o. Barnes, STA Win
dom place NV. after q long ILL
ness.
Mrs. Barnes, widowed In 1914,
was the former Joanna Laura
Kane. a native Of Washington and
q lifelong resident Of the area
She lived until recently at 60a
Rolling road, Rollingwood. Md.
Two other sons survive her as
well as two. daughters. They are
George A. Barnes of Potomac:
Eugene Kane Barnes. 2812 Con-
necticut avenue: Mrs. Patrick w.
Condor. 3348 Prospect avenue,
and Mrs. Gordon r. Koch, East
Aurora. N. Y. Ten grandchildren
also survive. Is
Requiem mass will be said at
10 am. Wednesday in Blessed
Sacrament Church, Chevy Chase
Circle. Burial win be In Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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MRS. Albert ?. Sager. Wife
|0f CoIesviIIe Farmer

Mrs. Albert P. sager. SO, a resi-
dent Of Colesville, Md. for many
years. died Saturday in Mont
|gomery County General Hospital.
Mrs. Sager. the former Rose
Carpenter Of Clarke County, Va,
was the wife Of q retired Colesville
farmer. She was active In affairs
Of the Colesville Methodist Church,
where funeral and burial services
win be held at 2 pm. tomorrow.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Sa-
|ger is survived by q twin brother
|and sister, Stewart p. Carpenter
and Mrs. Florence Waters, both Of
Hagerstown. Nd: three grand
children, Harry L. Sager Of Ednor,
Md. Mrs. Dorothy e. Kisner Of
Colesville and Mrs. Marion j. By
ram of Silver Spring. and a foster
son. Richard Shumaker Of Coles
vile.
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Murdered Man. S Body
Found in ARLINGTON LOT

The body Of a Washington mar
who had been stabbed to death
was found In a vacant Lot in the
1900 block of North Columbus
street. Arlington, yesterday.
Police identified the victim al
Sandy Mccormick. Is. colored. o1
the 900 block Of N street NV.
County Coroner w. c. Welburn
said the man died of a stab wound
in the upper. chest which severed
an artery. He said the body showed
signs of cuts and bruises indicating
che man had struggled for his
life.
The body was found by a o.
year-old man who lives in. the
vicinity.
Detective 1t. John Sanders said
Mr.. Mccormick was murdered,
but was not certain where the
murder occurred. He said it ap-
peared that the body had been
dumped out of a car because there
were no signs of a struggle in the
area.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
II. Wilson Spickna|I,
County Commissioner
In Prince. Georges

H. Wilson Spicknall. u. a mem
ber of the Prince Georges Board
|of County Commissioners, died
last night in Marine Hospital In
Baltimore after a long illness.
Mr.. Spicknall had been a mem
ber of the Board Of Commissioners
since 1850. He was elected in the
Republican sweep Of the county.
A retired real estate and insur-
ance man. Mr.. Spicknall was a
member of the Hyattsville City
Council from 1898 until 1850. For
many years he had been active in
civic affairs in Prince Georges
County. Z $E
Quit Hyattsyille Council.
Mr.. Spicknall had been i'll for
about a year. He was taken to
the Baltimore hospital last
Wednesday. Members Of his
family were with him at the time
Of his death.
! Born III Lower Marlboro, Md.
he had lived in Prince George.
County many years, He left hi,
seat on the Hyattsvi1le City Coun-
Gil when he moved to4115 Wood
berry street. University Park.
Although in i'll health, Mr.
Spicknall continued to attend the
meetings of the county commits.
|SionerS.
Active in Church.
Mr.. Spicknall had long been al
active member of the Memoria
Methodist Church in Hyattsville
He also was a member Of Noun
Hermon Lodge No. 179, AF6SAAa
and Of the Oriole Lodge. IOOF.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Fanni,
&c. Spicknall. he is survived by ,
son, DR.. Charles G. Spicknall O
Baltimore; two daughters, Mrs
James N. Sumner, secretary to tn,
principal Of the Hyattsville Junio,
High School. and Miss Florence
II. Spicknall, guidance counselor
|of Northwestern High School il
Hyattsville, and two grandchild
|ren, Michele and Annette Spick.
mall Of Baltimore. He also leave.
la sister. Mrs. Charles Clements o.
East Orange, N. j.
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Mrs. Jose Rocha, 6S,
Auto Crash Victim

Mrs. Jose Rocha, 6s, Of 1850
Church street NV. died Satur-
day in Portland, Oreg.. of injuries
suffered in an auto accident.
Mrs. Rocha was vacationing and
visiting relatives, with her hus-
band. She suffered a hemorrhage
when her head was snapped back
by shock when the car in which
she and MFR. Rocha were riding
was struck from behind by q
truck.
Mrs. Rocha, the former Maria
Fraga. was a native of Spain. Shs
and her husband came here 3:
years ago. Mr.. Rocha, a carpen.
ter, is Washington Representative.
Iof the American Furniture ane
Fixture Co. Of Richmond.
Also surviving her is a son, jose
u. Rocha, 10422 Inwood avenue
Silver Spring and q daughter
Mrs. Francis LoJacono. 1011 Robir
road. Silver Spring.
Funeral services are being ar.
ranged by the S. H. Hines funera
home. 1901 Fourteenth stree
INV.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
|Bouic |. Clark, Actor
In New York Theafer
For Many Years, Dies

Bouic l.. Clark, 81, member of
"a prominent Montgomery County
family who acted with New York
theater companies for many years,
died Unexpectedly Saturday in
Ocean City. N. J..
Mr.. Clark. who made his home
in Baltimore, was the son Of the
late o. H. p. Clark. former Mont
gomery County commissioner and
Democratic member Of the legis-
lature. He was born near Silver
Spring.
Known in the theater as Burke
Clarke. Mr.. Clark began his thea
trical career by studying at the
National Theater School Of Dra-
|matics here In the 1905 after
graduation from Swarthmore Col
lege. He went to New York in 1900
and played with Richard Mans
field. the James O'Ne51l Co. and
the Schuberts. He appeared In the
Pulitzer Prize winning "Hellbent
fer Heaven" in 1924.
After summer stock theater work
with Ethel Barrymore and Helen
Hayes in the 1930s. MIR. Clark went
to Hollywood and acted in a num-
Der OF motion pictures there.
Mr.. Clark was a member of Kap-
pa Sigma Fraternity, the Lambs
Club and Actors Equity. He leaves
his wife, the former Ella Lee Well
more, and several nieces and
nepheWs living in Montgomery
County.
Funeral services will be held at
his home, lit West Lafayette ave-
nue.. at $3.50 am. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Georgia Democrats Pick
Presidential Electors
BY the Assoeiofed Press

ATLANTA. Aug. A. slate OF
liz Democratic nominees for presi-
dental electors in Georgia.
pledged to Gov. Adlai Stevenson
land Senator John Sparkman, was
named by the State Democratic
Executive Committee today.
The list of electors nominated
by the committee is headed by
Gov. Herman Talmadge.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
w. A. Bergman, 0ffieioI
For Gulf Oil Company
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

PITTSBURGH, Aug. 4.-W. A.
Bergman, 81, vice president in
charge of foreign marketing for
Gulf Oil Corp. and a director Of
several of Cuffs foreign market
ing subsidiaries, died yesterday.
Mr.. Bergman, a native Of Rich
mond. Va, joined Gulf in 1888
after having served as assistant
controller of the Standard Steel
Car Co. in Butler, Pa.
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Edward Stonhope,
Earl of Chesterfield
By the Associated Press

LONDON, Aug. 1. - Edward
Henry Scudamore Stanhope, 18th
Earl of Chesterfield, died here
Saturday. He was 63.
Lord Chesterfield left no heir
to the earldom which supplied
the English language with two
famous terms-"Chesterfleldian, %
meaning elegance, after the fourth
Earl who wrote the we'll -knoWn
letters on manners to his son, and
Chesterfield" to describe "a. velvet
collared black overcoat' assigned
by a 10th century holder of the
title.
Evening star., 1952-08-04
J. R. White. Union Executive

TROY, N. Y. Aug. 4 R).Jo-
|seph r. White. 50, q former vice
president Of the CIO Textile Work
|ers Union, died yesterday Of q heart
|attack at his home In Cohoes. Mr.
White, who had been active In the
union since 1917. retired In 1916
because OF iii health.
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Acknowledgement

GRAvELY. MRS. MARY. The family Of
acknowledge with sincere thanks the kind
expressions of your sympathy.
WILLIAM H. OLDHAM AND MRS. LAURA
WHITE.
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Dratha
FRANCIa MAAIIR GREGnRY

FRANCIS. MAMIE GREGORY. on sun.
SSaS i; as5EIs EIiayop .s s; a:S;; NAME asEaoS5
MIS- sedonia q. Collins Mrs. Alice g
Ghss Mrs. Irsns e. Wsa5s and Ms
later. % ArTansemsnss cement b. Gee Meauire. r. s's ine.
FROST. ANNIE B. On sunday. August 8
nS ANNIE sl B. efsasf PRosT @ Ssoyed fS WIDOW 81
BE r4Us ass 1sa 1s o Isihsr st D S
and Of Barbara A. Dustom. Services 81
the s. H Hines & Co. Funeral Home
sSst at II s. any 1DterMens D pfivs.e. Au
GRIFFIN. ELIZABETH M. At Walter Reed
ffsHsETa Gfnsfis HqsDta oRpA r. pAHSast mother ieo
Martha Mar; H Grimm and sister q M; Mrs 8
eSsS. ss FTsnSs 1.nn. may Gs " s..d:
services viii viii Be held at Arlinston Ns.
tionai Cemetery on Tuesday. August g.
,,hi: st 80 pM .oT,a Friends win pissse as
Please omit flowers.
EARL Ei HALL of ssa6 s. nw sRIe SsIoved
hsiPapd Rsi SIos e Ass IAN son Pf Mr. MARY
8. Washington q Sons.
HAMILTON. mi! GEORGE ", Y; sgasssn,y. 2, Sn
H aIAM,snToN M q AZ g Ne; beloved 4, son 9,
He is survived By five sisters nine broth:
ers and 2 host Of other relatives and
ansSs fTensS 1884, hss ends may pm can nSda ct e.
where services will be held on Tuesday.
= q he RsV Ha
dsy ASsS; TAra + H5ss sqsasp{ MasY Sn E5
Sa1shtess' 81 nine sons four sal'ss Sisters 81 i've i've
ns msny afa fna noi asf q 0fasa
August 4: friends may call at the Taylor
Funeral Home. 1925 11th st; NV where
8. at l pm Interment .WoodlaWn
Cemetery. the Rev. Hall oficiating. 4
fast hNsA ss Ss oa aSsps
ANNA ALICE HEISER. wife Of the late
Adam Adam L. Heiser and mother Of Mrs; p: G;
80 ana setVtSes at the wheatiey Funeral
Home. sCs King st.: Alexandria: va: IN
terment Tuesday afternoon in Center Re-
IHInef HfIT q. Church Cemetery, near TeFFs
HUGHLEXss s.A ALICE 9. ; on Saturday. Az Az,
St. NV. ALICE o. HUGHLEY. formerly
Of Atlantic City N. j., beloved wife, OF
Miles Hushley. Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends. Funeral
and interment at Atlantic City NJ J..
Local arrangements by MCGUIRE. Inc. 4
HUMPHREYS. JOHN T. A special session
a os the Grand Lodge 10 called for
"a Monday evening, August 4. 1852,
In the Odd Fellows Temple. 4l9
7th ST., NV. at 8 pm: to take
appropriate action on the death
~ Of our beloved brother. JOHN T.
" HUMPHREYS, past grand master.
q member Of Golden Rule Lodge.
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Uorshipful Master.
HARRISON r. MOSELEY,
p. MI. SecrefarY.

eas fsf fs5 pHIfP afkPH GaE Sn EEEs.s u ssi S
lsts Emerline Make, sS o husband Of A Peari sni
one brother, six annts, three uncles and
pm; Tuesday, Ausust s; friends may call
g am. Wednesday. August g.. from the
St augustine CATHOLIC Church. Inter-
MCCALL. MARY; (MAzIE). on sunday,
fi1 M se3 e. Il 1859 Hsbas svs
Elizabeth Mccall, devoted mother q
soser. @ F. Mccall. sister 0o~ 81 Mrs. Bessie e
Young. Mrs. Maude Thomas Harry Nc
Call, Mrs Grace King. Mrs Ruby Lee.
Weaver. s; e Notice % of funeral a Nat later. s ssrV.
ices by Stewart.
NETS. WILLIAM. On Thursday. July
Ellison s., srentwood. H Nd. husband pSa q
Weedon ssss stspson son e. q chsres Weedon
brother Of Mrs Minnie Roy. Mrs. Anna
Lee Mrs Louise Use Mitchell Fats Nathan.
sarvvns are Other ress0es sd mans
friends may call at the Dovie G. Brooks
I snd Forida ave- NV Rhere aST ss9e.s IN
Is.isMens Rs hs1S Sn WssssSn esmss.5;
NASH 1sF J9aN sa okXLG DHN 9n spHasy %asA A.-
@ zeisiers. % funeral from % the e W. Eas1 ". Deaf s1
Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia ave. NV.
Notice Of services later.
EfS = Ss AdHaR aIRH6 s2os 1n 81 4s Aufg
Mary 1E SsoSsd hsaofRa Hsar q sas W.T.
liam, Julia Nelson, Sarah Randall and
Nellie Jackson.. He also leaves S four
dren. other relatives and many friends
Friends are invited to call after pm
JTHssday August s. a. his late rssdenase ss
r from ne. the second ssptist Church. u Fall: Il
Relatives and friends invited. fntermen,
church cemetery ARRANGEMENTS by Jar.
Wis. B
PHILLIPS, AUSTIN B.. sR. On Monday
august j 1857 i;i,.a! AUSTIN 3; PHLLIRs
5usnsad Of osTtrSds ). Philips, isshsl
+ Hines q Co, Eansrsi Home: ssoi
at pm. interment Cedar Hill Gene.
ROBINSON. FRANCIS EDWARD. On SUM-
Gay, Gay, August nN.:Is 3 1879 @ At FrssSman,s Hos;
1855 seaton pi. NV. husband Of jeanette
B. Robinson. father Of Thomas L. Robin.
son. brother Of Mrs. Josephine Ponder
Mrs. Martina Carter. Raymond Frazier
Jesnette :. Robinson. he also leaves
other relatives and many friends Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by jar.
Wis.
ROSE. GLADYS wINIFRED. On satur.
Shs Ss AsEass EbY WNrsEp sia 4 sosE Il IA IA
Il Swami st: NV. daughter q the latt
i vived by one sister. Frances Neely: ont
Il brother. Charles w. Ellis: other relative,
\ and many friends, Remains resting o.
4 the Morrow & Woodford Funeral Home
II 1922 Ilth st. NV. After 3 pm. Monday
the above. named funeral home wher'
ct l pm. the Rsy. Jerry Moore ofnciat'
4 ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
/ terry.
E. 1852, RIOS ROSE NJ "a saasR iauaas q Golesviiis HaHs
Nd wife 6. & A AIbss! 2 saesT:; iostssl
mother q Mrs.; Dorothy kisnsr
ram. all Of Colesville. Mrs. sager rest
Il q her late home; Services Of the Andrey
Chapel Methodist Church. Colesville. Of
Tuesday. August s. at pm. Intermen
d Colesville Cemetery. lAagerstown. Nd.
B and Shepardson. W. Va, papers pleas
copy) 4
Evening star., 1952-08-04
Draths

eu.s s5 aAst 81 oq adsa. ssiSsdt AH
!; sGHMiDf of ssSs MsSsmas sys:;
shmd ober hs y %f R.SmRas Of Sa c
and Mary L. Schmidt and sister oi Joseph
H. Hopping. Miss Frances r: Hopping
ana assss Mss e wstsE we Wsnsr Fields Mrs Schmidt
spring. Nd where 1CEs prayer: viii SHf be said said
ssenes ss sa:' S.thos sSe ehaleh
Forest Glen; Md. where mass win be
sd[; offered At 10 Am for shs fsposs Of her
SIMMONS. HARRY EDWARDS, SR. On
Hoso HSasss Aqssis Hzsky 5sS
Ss Ssovsd q tib ha.b.sa 3vsF 81 Helen M gsds e. Ma
ir.. Riverdale. Nd; Harry &. Simmons.
M cheveE1y Sna Mq 4.s Mrs Sghn Mr.. John g.
HIexaader & r TGas; ". Fraser HoiIl1i WI@inston M pel &
We Ms eeea s sns J. " M..r Ms'
:aryivsd% By fys arsndshiid.sn. services @ IS
g soh the sth ST. Hnss nW o9 CO HONE aS
Rural k q Cemetery. S G Chester t'1@sn p: onet'''
SIMMONS nT N Aaaass MAnsls Ii ss e. rs sss d sA Roy
Home. 517 18th st. Sc. on "Wednesday.
ton National Cemetery.
sPIcKNALL. II. WILSON. On sunday,
@ A1ggst son 8 lsS2 az saltineEe q Md 4
d1HH sd 1nivsrsisy Ps1t x Ma eeloSsd MSHaRS.s Suss
band Of Fannie c. Spicknall and father
Ct Jylis 81 Sumner; Florence and Gha!Sle: Ghss!Sl.:
faasrsi Home H Hystssviiis. diS'n Nd. % Notice
Of funeral later.
SUMMERS, JOHN w. On Tuesday. July
a SS sS2 e. 8 NJ .on e Hs.ss
Summers Of Kent county.. Eneland:
home, $50 South .Washington st.. Alex
Ausust s 8. va orsVeside @ services ailGas as Hrlins
ton National Cemetery at $3.50 pm.
TYLER. BENJAMIN r. On Thursday. July
81. la5s at Baltimore, Nd: BENJAMIN
TYLER father q Ms GRACE Gs5tsr
Of wilbert Toibert and william Webb
other relatives and friend also survive.
Funeral Home. N, j. ave. and r st. NV.
where services will be held Tuesday. Au-
gust 5. ,11:30 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
TYLER. BENJAMIN r. Members. Of Rear
Admiral Chas. M. Thomas
- sesoR2.s sses%R 70. Snitsd 8 esp' seanIsi' 81 lss
War Veterans, are requested
somasde &c a.sded shENjHMiN shs flIR1Esl sf f9 rr
pon.r., nan. iss$s "a Il sss !; aslva.. 2. ! sens;
Comrades Of sergt. Geo Berry Camp NO.
10 and our auxiliaries are invited.
JESSE w. T. p kgVTGHsR. dElEs AGisssns. GSRmsndsF'
VAN WAGNER. LIE b. . On Monday. Al.
gust 4; 1882, Lille 3, VAN MAqNER
Nd. wife Of the late. chas2 W.sVsu was:
ner and mother Of Marshall B. and
Welton B. Van wagner and sister 81
Miss Marion Banta. MES: Van Waener
rests ct the Warner Z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, S434 Ga. ave. Silver Spring.
No. Thsre e+ services VIII be held on Tgss- Ss,
vate. Please omit flowers.
WASHINGTON. FRITZ I. Suddenly. on
RSz wAasshhrsstroskh oskhi'iHss'Hha Hs e sarvy:d R:d
by o loving wife. Lena Washipgton; two
brothers. Daniel and Albert washington,
and host Of other relatives and friends.
gust aetsi in ahP PhiladelDhis. r.
WOODLAND .,on!. a!S agGusTINEE 4Esr,Ss on S Ef,ssy
ESNp Of 17a7 Y st. nv: devoted sistsr
Mrs, Ambrosia Bowman. John Edmond
Hall and Mrs. Beatrice 3. Woodland.
Mary s asH Eizabssh Hail ~ many oser niece
relatives and friends: After pm. Mon:
Frszier's Funeral Home.' $50 Rhode Is.
land ave NV, REQUIEM. mass Tussday.
san & church Inter n Mouns os
Cemetery.