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John {. Page Dies;
Former Official Of
Interior Department

John C. Page. 81. who was
Commissioner of the Reclama-
ton Bureau of the Interior De.
partment from 1887 to 1913, diec
yesterday at st. Luke's Hospital
Denver, Colo. after long ILL
ness.
Mr.. Page entered the reclama-
ton service in 1909 as a topog.
rapher and soon became assist
ant city engineer of Grand
Junction. Colo. He was superin-
tendent of the Grand Valley
Colo, project from 1925 to 1890
and was Office engineer on the
construction of Boulder Dam for
the next five years.
Afterward he came to Wash
ington as acting commissioner
Of the Reclamation Bureau
While he was commissioner he
directed construction Of such
projects as Grand Coulee Dam
in Washington, Shasta in Cali
fornia. Parker in Arizona, Alcova
in Wyoming and others.
After resigning as commits
sioner In 1943 because of Ill
health Mr.. Page was designated
a consulting engineer with the
bureau because of his knowledge
of the problems of the West in
land and water utilization
Mr.. Page was born in SYRIA
cuse, Nebr. He was a descendant
of the Coffin and Starbuck fami-
lies Of Nantucket and the New
England Page family. He was
educated at the University Of
Nebraska and Cornell Univer-
sity.
While in Washington he lived
at $500 Barnaby street NV. and
was a member of the Cosmos
Club. American Society of Civil
Engineers and was a past presi-
dent Of the Lions Club. .
Survivors are his widow, the
former Mildred r. Sloan, and
two daughters.
Services will be held in Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
Sydney H. Coleman,
Former ASPCA Aide
'y the Assoeioied Press

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Mar. "a.
Sydney H. Coleman, So, for
mer executive manager of the
American Society for Proven
ton of Cruelty to Animals. with
headquarters in New York. died
at his home yesterday.
His widow. a son and a daugh-
ter survive. Funeral services
will be held today. with burial
in Bellona. N. Y.
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Senate OK Seen
On Military Pay Rise
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver. Democrat,
of Tennessee, predicted today the
Senate will approve bill to raise
the pay of the armed forces
about the way 1t passed the
House."
The House measure calls for
boosts of 6 to rs per cent, with
the average around IL per cent.
The Senate Armed Services
Committee has completed hear
ings on the bill and may vote on
1t next week, possibly Tuesday.
Chairman Russell, Democrat.
of Georgia, said he knows of no
serious opposition. although he
has questioned some of the bills
provisions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
Clyde S. KitteII, 81,
Rudio Newscuster
BY the Assoeioted Press

CLINTON, N. j., Mar. "a
Clyde S. Kittell, 81. veteran radio
announcer. died yesterday at his
home in nearby Norton.
Mr.. Kittell had suffered a
heart attack in 1858 and had
been in i'll health since. Born In
Bemus Point, N. Y. he started
his radio career with Station
WGY in Schenectady, N Y, and
went to work for the National
Broadcasting Co. in New York in
1881. He gained fame as a
newscaster with early morning
programs.
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Herman Mcleod, 81,
Retired u. N. Official

Herman L. Mcleod, 81, who
retired from the United Nations
as controller of headquarters
planning in New York, died
Tuesday in Hollywood. Fla,
where he lived.
A former Arlington resident
until about l947. Mr.. Mcleod
had been with the Agriculture
Department as a budget officer
Mr.. Mcleod was a Marine Of
ficer during World War l. He
received the Distinguished Serv-
ice Cross for heroism in action
with the 9Th Regiment during
an attack on an enemy machine
gun position in the Belleau
Wood in 1918. He also received
the Navy Medal of Valor and
Purple Heart before he was dis
charged as a captain, on &C
count of wounds.
A native of Cincinnati. Mr..
Mcleod went to school in Pauld-
ing and Findlay, Ohio, as well as
the Wharton School of Finance
in Philadelphia.
He lived in Washington for
about six years after World War
I. Later he lived in Los Angeles,
returning here in 1888.
While in Washington he was
a member of the Washington
Golf and Country Club and the
American Legion.
In 1920 he was married to the
former Lillian Palmer of Lou
doun County, Va.
Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by son, Paige. in Texas;
a daughter, Mrs. Beverly Paul,
New York; his mother, a sister
and three grandchildren.
GraveSide services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery.
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Paul McNutt, Former Governor
And Democratic Leader, Dies
Continued From First Page)

Continued From First Page)
"Adonis of politics" made quite
a stir. Washington gave him a
cocktail party and he greeted
thousands in gay and confident
manner.
Made Tour of Country
So confident was he that he
resigned his post of High Com
missioner to the Philippines to
barnstorm the country. But
other New Dealers failed to
warm up to him, and he always
made his campaign contingent
on whether President Franklin
D Roosevelt would seek a third
term.
When Mr.. Roosevelt decided
to run again. Mr.. McNutt
dropped out of the picture and
his presidential chances faded
away. He himself had urged the
Presidents denomination be-
cause of what he termed his
"pre-eminent ability" to deal with
the critical European situation.
Mr.. McNutt yielded his am
billions gracefully, saying, Il am
loyal to the man who is my
chief"
Held Other High Posts
During World War II Mr.. Nc
Mutt served as Federal Security
Administrator. Director of De-
Tense. Health and Welfare Serv-
ices and chairman of the War
Manpower Commission. His serv-
ices won him a medal for merit
from President Truman.
Mr.. McNutt, who had been
high commissioner to the Phil
ippines in 1879 and again in
1945-46, was appointed first
American Ambassador after the
islands gained their independ-
ence. 1t was he who hauled
down the American flag at the
independence ceremony in 1916.
He held the ambassadorship for
about a year, resigning in the
spring of 1947.
Mr.. McNutt then entered pri-
vate law practice in New York
and Washington. Insurance was
his major law interest.
In July, 1850, he became
chairman of the board of United
Artists Corp, but five months
later lost out when control passed
to another group.
His long interest in the Ameri-
can Legion was re-asserted in
April, 1850, when he dedicated
the new national headquarters
building at indianapolis.
Mr.. McNutt was exposed to
politics early in life. At the age
of 9 he started accompanying
his father to Democratic rallies.
His father later became clerk of
the Indiana Supreme and APP
pellate Courts at Indianapolis
and Paul played in the corridor
of the State Capitol, where he
was to sit as Governor later.
Elected Governor In 1882
When Mr.. McNutt was elected
Governor of Indiana in 1882. it
marked the first time a Demo-
crat had been chosen in Is
years.
His concentration of power in
the Governors Office caused him
to be criticized by some as a
dictator" and an Indiana
Hitler" He also was criticized
by some labor leaders for in
volking martial law during labor
disputes. But he said he had
no apology for what he termed
UNFOLDING law and order.
Mr.. McNutt claimed that dur
ing his four-year administration
a 81 million deficit was erased |
and replaced by a $40 million
Mr.. McNutt's governorship re-
ceived tional attention |
through establishment of the
Indiana Democratic Club. Ma
tionally it was known as 1.-The |
Two Per Cent Club" because it
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Rev. Mark Coils, 103;
Beut Mortality Tables

LEXINGTON. KY, Mar. a.
The Rev. Mark Coils, 1903. who
eight years ago exceeded the span
covered by mortality tables and
became beneficiary of his own
life insurance policy died yes
terday.
Born in London, England, he
was pastor emeritus of Broadway
Christian Church.
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Arturo Bernordes, SO,
Ex-President of Brazil
By the Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIRO, Mar. "a.
-Ex-President Arturo Da Silva
Bernardes, 88. one of the ma
tons Staunchest nationalist.
died yesterday.
He was a member of the Fed
eral Chamber of Deputies and
had served in Parliament from
his home state of Minas GeraiS
since his term as president from
l922-1926. He was one of the
chief leaders in movements to
bar foreign concerns from the
development of Brazil's oil in
dustry.
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PARIS, Mar. "a (Pl.-Vice Ad-
miral Lucien Lacaze, "a, a men,
Der Of the French Academy, died
yesterday. He was injured in a
fall in his apartment a month
ago. He campaigned in NADIA
gascar. French Africa and Indo-
China and was twice Navy Min
lister during World War I.
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Albert Scheu, 81,
St. Louis Manufacturer
By The Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla,
Mar. 24.-Albert Scheu, 90, re-
tired owner of the Colcord-
Wright Machine Co. of st. Louis,
died Tuesday night at his home
Mr. Scheu was born in Cincin-
natl and worked as a toolmaker
there before going to st. Louis in
1885 to found the machine firm.
He retired in 1850 and came to
Fort Lauderdale to make his
home with a daughter, Mrs
Katherine Maginn.
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ABNER, THEODORE. In loving memory
of our devoted husband and father,
THEODORE ABNER, who passed away
seventeen years ago today, March "a,
1898.
Too far away from sight Or speech.
Sweet to remember him who was here
And who, though absent. Is Just as dear.
DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
BIRCH aI., Mar NARY =, IN mem0gy Of ouI
passed sss s%sg teen years aso oGay
March "a. 1910.
The month Of March again is here.
To US the saddest of the year
For fifteen years ago today
RER eaEDR RGshef MR Rasisd aeksoN
NARY F. TURNER AND ELDR1DoE
BROWN, CHARLES W. (BUCK). In low
Rs nsmSry q ap SgJ l9ved one
nine years ago today, March "a. 1915
MAMIE BROWN. EbNA Butler.
Of our beloved sister. ELIZABETH COLE.
who passed away three years ago today,
March "a. 1852.
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds.
The days we do not think Of you
sA AAISs x xsEb e eslf n Elf BRADFORD
CoWENs, JOHN ]. In loving memory
Of 2a,. our belo Usv,l husband and father;
three years ago TODAY March "a. 1859.
God saw the road was getting rough
q, And the hills were hard to climb
And sGsss sGu psses be eff hns
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE AND Chill
HARRIS. JOHN RONALD. In loving
memory Of our son. JOHN RONALD
a - BIS who d:ed two years ago March
God gave us strength to bear it
And courage to meet the blow,
But what It meant to lose you
-A'' NOll0 WIN NON ne AND DAD.
KLOPFER, EMMA VIRGINIA. token
of devotional love and. in. cherished
r rsnsmbra Ts OF , ny ID, dearly bsloyed
today. March "a, 1888.
Eternal rest grant unto. ner. o Lord.
And let perpetual light shine upon her.
IouIsE KLoPFER.
Of my dear husband. RALPH VI. Ian.
MAN, who entered into eternal rest
eight years ago today. March ~ l947.
Though absent. you are always near.
s' 0vfS WI pi' wfEE sim R Ssfy dear
membranes Of our dear husband and
father, ROBERT Z. LEE, who left US
five years ago today, March "a. 1850
Away In the land of sunrise.
Separated BY heavens gold door,
Our loved one is lovingly waiting.
Not dead. Just gone before.
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND SON. JES-
SIZE 9. LEE AND ST. CLAIR LEE
WHITING, AGNES G. In memory Of my
departed this life twenty mine years ago
today March "a 1926.
Devoted. loyal. loving and true.
That, dear mother. was always you.
For what Il meant to lose you. mother
No one viii ever know
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL
nANGERFIELD.
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members Of the Grand court our 0 and bo as
Court, Order of Cyrens. are hereby re-
auested to attend the services for r! our ). Z
l; PATRICK. on Thursday. March "a,
Psfior:. las aSfa st. IT, 800 ?s,u ls
Royal Grand commandress.
MARGARET KEY KELsON. secy.
PETER, ELIZA MAY. On Wednesday.
March 20. 1855, at the home of her
niece. Mrs. John B. Buchanan, jr.. and
5407 Old Dominion dr., Fairfax County.
Va, Friends may call at the Birch
Funeral Home. 1924 M st. NV. serv,
sss & kod aoe sp sRrns sd Is a
I'd. North, Arlington. Va. on Friday.
March %, at pm. lnterment Camp
PUGH, annals O'CoNNOR. On Monday,
M ANS 81 5ss Il p5 Sesgtsas ss SP' RUse
VIZ e he Istt EsssTd + pssh. f.
f. EoT sns Robert Push So. Is. is@f Is
survived BY thirteen grandchildren and
TIVE great-erandchildren, Friends are
> chase Funeral Home q Robert 4.
Friday. March 20, at the Shrine
Of the Most Blessed Sacrament. 6ool
Sii'ssn 4: e.: Ss::s '''fs9 $sss
RYAN. CORNELIUS JOHN. Died sud
denly on Tuesday Marsh lie ~ l h9S5
and father Of Rev. Charles A. Ryan.
assistant pastor, Cur Lady Of Lourdes
Church Arlington, W.. He also is
dauphters Funeral services on SAtllr-
day, March .2e. at 1880 am, al St.
Ambrose's Church. Rochester. N. Y. "a
sEw 1ss THOMAS L. T.. ON. on Monday s.;s
2 St. n.s3 M. THOMAS 8. J.. sEW VEL.
Mrs Eliza Davis. Mrs. Polly Jones,
Mrs Mrs. Susie e,. MsIloryy and Mrs w,, y.ls
ssWe seS Sas nsees Six nephe%s and
friends. After s pm Thursday, March
friends are INVITED to o call At The
Home, aial 10th St. NV. where
IS. at p.m.. Rev. Charles s. Pryor
oficiating. 1nterment Lincoln MEMORIAL
STEVENS, ELIZABETH LOUISE. Sud-
ssp ssS Ho aDfsday Malsh LOUISE
STEVENS q $50 ,yirginia ave: s,w:.
mother Of Harry H.. Stevens o! wash
Luris Of Wsshihston. b. c. Friends
Pns i' Homie N ting ssc & 1n Hines q n &C.
Services at the. above funeral home on
Saturday. March 20, at l ! am. Inter-
ment Prospect Hill Cemetery. rs
STEWART, PAULINE ANNELLOTT. De-
5s th aeos s U MGnssS HniSs III
Hospital Mrs. PAULINE ANNELLOTT
STEWART OF s3l Rock Creek Church
H. II shs ; ssens x srs. s sTossTa
five sisters and a host Of other rela-
be. viewed on. Thursday. March "a,
f aame 81 F &c Ia H ave- SI0v Mass
will be held at the Holy RedeemeT
Catholic Church on Friday, March rs,
ct am. Interment Mount olivet
SULLIVAN, EDWARD A. On Tuesday,
pisa EDWARD S5' sullivan IL aSat Of h tSe
Stratford Hotel. beloved uncle Of Philip
NJ su 5oSn e. 81 sdnsya
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave- we
ne. until $3.50 am. Friday, March
Church. North CAPITOL and "a Eye Ye0' sts..
s,or 70 c sm; lnterment Arlington Ea-
SUSAN. CHARLES HENRY. On Tues
aospitsl t cHARLEs s'I Henry n sHssaS
nngton, va. beloved husband Of Lille
May susan. father Of Mrs. Emily e.
MacWilliams, Charles Henry IT.. and
Frank 7. Susan Also surviving are
at the Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
. blvd, Arlington. Va. until Friday,
March IS, at .S:45 am: thence TO
Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va. where mass
will be offered at $3.50 am. for the
repose Of his soul. Interment Mount
oilvet 0emetery.
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

very often Q cord Of thonks h
The Stos meets o need which con
hordly be solved in any other woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
OF srotitude to those Who hove sent
floroi tributes but also courteously
acknowledges the services ond kind
nesses OF the mony to whom o per
sonol note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed o. whose aomes end I'd.
dresses ore not known insertion OF
o cord OF thunks NOV be orroneed
BY telephone 70 The Ssor ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday stor
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THOMAS. A special COM
munication Of Widows Son
Lodge, No. z. r. d A. M.
will be held on Friday. March
rs, 1855, at 1870 an, at
the Masonic Temple. 10th
and You SITS. NV. for the
purpose Of attending the fu-
our late brother, THOMAS
PAUL T. BAYLOR.
HHyrrahfnf,,l AHoatar
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son A; Miles Auxiliary. No;
& a. s. " " " t iss G .saasstss
Funeral Home, 3o73 N st.
NV. on Thursday. March q.
services ,dt 1881 Our a .s s p to R. Ghdqst
A. s szRx + cA sK GEafr p Fl
BEULAH M. COPE. Secretary.
Mss u sTANI s4hsE On pR sp9ses
OF BIAS Robinson st. Sc. He leaves
TO mourn his passing q mother and
brothers, Herbert. IT,, and Jean: a sis
Friends may cal call At the ": W. H. Bacon
Funeral Home. 1929 18th st. NV. on
Thursday. March "a, where services
pm, ' Rev ey.a a IL oateiatine 10 inter
ment Woodlawn Cemetery.
BusBY, ELIZABETH B. On wednes-
day. March 20, 1865, at her home,
a sSls Ghfzz GAase svd sus essyy s ehsss
Katie 8: susby and sister of Mrs. Jean
G: stephens; Friends are invited to
neral Home Of Robert 4. Pumphrey,
held on Saturday. March 3s. at :
pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BwAsH, JOHN A. On Monday. March
Hospital, JOHN 4, BWAsH Of 1osa
fsthsr Of Mrs s MATHEW e kohn mo Of 'e can
nonsburg. Pa: Mr.. William Kiosk OF
Belle Vernon. Pa, and Mrs. Jerry r.
Bsss rests Ct s St he s %apser Ma
phrey Funeral Home. s434 Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring. Md. Mass will be Of
fered for the rspose Of s ais soul on on
81. Bernadette's Catholic Church Four
Corners. Md. 1nterment Parklawn
CHASE, EDWARD LAWRENCE. On We'd
nesday, March 20. 1855. EDWARD L;
s1ashsf Ct Miss 81 dadss Chase es''yse
devoted aunt, Mrs. Annie cruteRield;
many friends. Remains resting at
Home Ne '0s Boz srd R ~ sw Were Se asnds
q; and where funeral services will be
Arlington National Cemetery.
CLEMENTS. HENRY b. On Tuesday,
Cedar Dr.. silver Hin. Md, HENRY 3.
sts s fathe of hen hs
r. Of Miami, Fla: Ralph r. Of Fort
Lauderdale. Fla; s Leo Blu B Of Tampa npa
E MALI Alton E and Of s saymo a Mi Sahs
and Cecilia E. Moder of WASHINGTON.
d. C. Funeral from the Collins Funeral
Home. 1921 14th st. NV. on Friday,
at st. Gabriers Church at $3.50 am
1nterment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "a
CORP, CARRIE sCHAFFER. OF 4sl5
Erie St, College Park. Md. on March
"a. 1855. wife Of John W. Copp and
mother Of Dorothea K. Burd. services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5S0I
Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Md, on
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 25
DAILY. MARY 1. tnee Leshl. Suddenly,
on Tuesday. March ~. 1855. MARY
]. DAILY tnee Lesh) Of 207 North
Wayne St, Arlington. Va. beloved wife
of the late John F. DAILY and mother
of Helen H. DAILY and John K. DAILY.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co Funeral
Home. 1901 18th st. NV, on Friday,
March rs, at l pm Interment New
port, Pa. "A
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Draths

s Aa+eh 81 sPs p5b E SAM sH AZ B BSE
beloved wife Of the late stuart R
sss 's sT q q. hnf az lie I.e saa
where services will be held on Friday
MAJ March cs %, e. am. Interment Cedar
%, 1855, al Suburban Hospital. JES-
BELOVED wife q the late Ered Il Baker
II. &. scSellhase, Mrs. Perry B. Pattef-
son, Mrs. Robert H. Dyson and Edwin
H Puck Friends are INVITED rSi to cal
Home of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda.
81. funeral services at the Kosei-
tsins5uTs. ". Va. on Sturdy s' MsTeh
e; s e. z p.m. 1nterment Green :, Hin
BARNEY, DORSEY EDWARD. On We'd
R ssdas M b6RsE p E lsSH s1Rss
beloved husband of Carrie " Barney.
He also Is survived by his nephew,
ayd w. Smith VI. fstsfss IN ssrssai
BEALL. MAMIE T.. On Tuesday. March
n isI5 81 e. s sSe go HSsp aseGn NAME ME
and a Ss1f'e q soSer. q HAZARD Fr sss
may cali st he Lee Funeral Home.
Is. at $50 pm. 1nterment Episcopal
Cemetery. Forestville Md. II
BnBREY, DIR. DENNIS r. On We'd
nesday. March 90, 1865, at his resi-
MS f T. I BmBRE REV. the e. BELOVED Glove HUSBAND
Of Rosetta A. Bilbrey. father Of Car
roll James. Frederick Rowe Bilbrey
'inseoS pilhrev of Geneva Fla
and Mrs. Artie Williams Of Vale. Tenn.
He also is survived by four grand
S heTsn Tasps n may s sn Mass e Lee
Saturday. ai e March g. st e a ns'o I'm On
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
saA LACK GLENN ~. on I1ssday
santartan ana Hospttai ahiaRF'S e
BLAcKMER Of .?42 SILVER Spring ave.
Silver Spring; Nd; father Of Dale R;
Warner E. Pumphrey, Funeral Home,
s434 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Md.
where services will be held on Satur-
day. March 20. at 1890 am Inter
B0GLEY. MARY GERTRUDE. On Tues
TRuDE BoGLEY. wife Of Chester c.
sossy and mSthe5 Of MIS- Mary i.t B.
Kunkle. Mrs. Eunice Renshaw. j. Leon
ara, Everett and Cnnord Bean. she
also Is survived by six grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Mrs.
Bogley rests at the Warner E. Humphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave-. Sill
yer Spring. Nd. where services will be
held on Saturday, March 20. at 2 pm.
1nterment Rockville Union Cemetery.
BOSTON, JEANETTE EDITH. On Tues
day. March %. 1855, JEANETTE EDITH
BOSTON of Al You st. NV, devoted
daughter Of Mrs. Lottie P. and the
late Peter Boston. sister Of Erskine
O.. Lawrence e. and Peter W. Boston.
niece Of Mrs. Alberta Dorsett. She
also is survived by one nephew, other
relatives and many. friends. After
pm. Friday. March as. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1872 You s St NV qnsra se SERVICES tSs
Third Baptist Church, 9TH and Que
SITS. NV. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry. 70
BRANIFF. BARBARA A. OF 7O4 3rd
st. NV. on March 81. 1865. wife of
the late James E. Branih. Services at
Chambers Funeral Home. 3072 M st.
NV, on Friday. March %. at 1890
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. "a
nm AIMEE nauDAua rS .a..~.
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II. All MEIMDEfS OF
Euuality-Walter Reed Post,
No. 2S4. v. F. W.. are re-
quested to be present at me-
mortal services to be held
in memory Of our late COM
rade. WILLIAM H. HOLMES.
at the Pumphrey Funeral
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JERRY F. A special COM
munication Of Widows Son
Lodge. No. z. r. g. A. M. will
be held on Saturday. March
20. 1865, at 11:30 am, at
the Masonic Temple, 10th and
You SITS. NV, for the pur-
pose of attending the funeral
brother. Past Master JERRY
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RANIFF, BARBARA A. The offcers
- and members of Gen. Nell
y
1865. at 8 pm, to conduct
Dervices for our late sister, BARBARA
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Dratha

DAY MsTeh ss. 1855. skEuTAH 8:
pI PIX :, q tI lslS Hsin & ne beloved wed
clifford r. Armhoid. Kenneth o and
n Hines Co. Funeral Home. 290i l4th
oo s' sa aais' sed ai a e e T.
DYsERT ADAM 8. On Tuesday. March
p 5ss 81 5gs M HS,gs.s Ap bss
ys.s 'ss sns e Ssss E Ms 1E Ea:
call at Hysopg's Funeral Home. 1900
IN s S,, aw M Ehs5Ss service: viii be he'd
tiyes and friends invited 10 attend.
I liafe Psl Westminster Cemetery Car
FORD. LARNsO. On Monday. March
=, 1855: In New York CITY: LAENso
relatives and friends Also survive. From
remains may, Sc viewed # 81 s.; &.
charlottite Mission House q Prayer.
152l 18th st NV. Elder odell johnson
n BY "0eassR
GILL. ELSIE MAE (nee Reich). Sud-
denly. on Tuesday. March ~, 1855. at
her residence. 1921 Farragut st..
Hyattsville. Nd. ELSIE MAE GILL,
beloved wife of Charles s. Oil and
mother Of Charles r. Gill. She also
ts survived by a grandson. Robert H.
Gill and q brother. Jacob Reich;
fsads ss s M H. e essse s ssr:
win be held on On ,,I Friday March Is,
yitsd. Intsrment Fort Lincoln Gene:
NAV be sent to the Heart Fund.
GLADSTONE, WILLIAM EwART. sR. On
MaTy's Hospital Leonardtown. Nd,
WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE. ST..
beloved husband Of Emma Hayden Glad
stone and father of william Ewart
Gladstone. ir Funeral from the w.
c. Mattingly Funeral Home. Leonard
town. Md. on Friday. March rs. at
$50 pm. Services at Christ Church,
Chaptico, Md. at 8 pm.
HART. LENA C. On Monday. March 21.
1885, IN Detroit, Mich: LENA {.
and sister Of Mrs, Annie Martin. Mrs.
After ) pm. Friday. March Is. friends
may cali at the Rollins Funeral Home,
1889 Hunt pl ne Requiem mass will
be said at the Holy Redeemer Church,
New jersey ave. and M st. NV, at 9
am. Saturday, March 20. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. %
HEn-ka,. c.St..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

Spiritual Director.
HARPER. JERRY r. Departed this life
on Monday. March 81, 1865. JERRY
r. HARPER of roo Columbia I'd. NV,
beloved husband of the late Mrs. Alice
Evelyn esf orice and eTandfsther Mr q
Miss Gloria M. Grice. He also is
survived by other relatives and many
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, March
Harper at the above address. Funeral
services on Saturday, March 20. at l
pm, at the Lincoln Temple Congrega-
tional Church. Rev. Shelby Rocks Of
ficiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. :. Arrangements by l.. e.
Murray & Son. 25s
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