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York. In 1882 he left New York
to become director of the South.
west Museum in Los Angeles.
While with the Museum of the
American Indian. he conducted
several archaeological and eth
biological expeditions in the
Southwest, excavating the ruins
Of Hawikuh, one OF the Seven
Cities of Cibola" near Zuni,
N. M.
DR.. Hodge was the author of
many monographs on the Ameri-
can Indian and contributed
chronological and archaeological
articles to a number of scientific
publications.
Translated Rare Documents
In addition to the Handbook
of American Indians" he edited
a number of works on the early
Southwest and the Indians of
the region. Some of these were
Narratives of Cabeza de Vaca
and Coronado" "Falconer's
Letters and Notes on the Texan
Santa Fe Expedition" Curtis
North American indian" and
publications of the Southwest
Museum and the Bureau of
American Ethnology. He also
was editor of the American
AnthropologiSt."
He was a founder and advisory
editor Of the Quivera Society for
the translation of rare Spanish
documents of the early South
west.
At the time of his death he
was on the advisory board of
the Heard Museum in Phoenix.
Ariz.
He also was a member of the
Anthropological Society of Wash
ington, the National Research
Council, the American Antiquar-
ian Society. the Texas Histor-
ical Association, the Historical
Society of New Mexico, the Death
Valley 49erS, the Archaeological
Association OF Southern Cali
fornia. the Western Museums
Conference and the Society des
Americanistes de Paris.
He belonged to Ends of the
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.AdoIph 6. Bustion,
Retired Director
Of Funeral Home

Adolph Gustave Bastian, 70,
retired funeral director, died
Friday Of q heart attack at
George Washington Hospital. He
lived at 1918 Corbin place NE.
Mr.. Bastian was born in Port
Sanilac, Mich, the son Of the
Rev. Auguste and Marie Halleen
Bastian. In 1906. he enlisted in
the Marines and served on the
battleship New Jersey on q world
tour from 1907 to 1909. He was
discharged in 1910. Afterwards
Mr.. Bastian entered the funeral
business in Baltimore.
He was formerly associated
with Gawler's funeral home here
for 20 years and then was man
ager of the Richie Bros. funeral
home in Upper Marlboro, Nd.
for Is years. Mr.. Bastian was a
funeral director at Hines funeral
home in Washington for seven
years until he retired about three
years ago.
He was a member of the B. B.
French Masonic Lodge.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Nellie Saunders Of Wash
ington. whom he married in
1917, and three daughters. Mrs.
Walter Szpak, 4545 Connecticut
avenue NV; Mrs. John H.
Morris, Norfolk. Va, and Mrs.
Thomas H. Brown, Mobile, Ala.
Graveside services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery.
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Or. F.Webb Hodge Dies;
Authority on Indian Life

DR.. Frederick Webb Hodge, an
authority on the American In
dian, former director Of the Blu
reau Of American Ethnology
here and editor Of Handbook
of American Indians" died Fri
day in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
He would have been go next
month.
He had lived in Santa Fe
since his retirement as director
of the Southwest Museum in Los
Angeles last February.
DR.. Hodge was born in Plym-
outh, England on October 20,
1864. He came to the Washing
ton area with his parents at
the age of seven.
He attended the local public
schools and George Washington
University. then Columbian Uni
versity. for one year in 1886.
Years later he was awarded
honorary degrees of SGD. from
Pomona College in 1888. LID.
from The University of New
Mexico in 1884 and Lift. d. from
the University of Southern Cali
fornia in 1913.
Joined Expedition
Before attending George
Washington he had worked in
"a law and publishing Office and
as a stenographer for the Geo.
logical Survey from 1884 to 1886.
His first experience in the
field OF the American Indian
came as field secretary Of the
E5emenway Archaeological Expe-
dition from 1886 to.1889. The ex-
pedition was excavating ancient
Indian ruins in Arizona and New
Mexico.
Making the American Indian
his life work he entered the
Bureau of American Ethnology
where he continued his re-
searches.
In 1901 he became an execu-
tive ofHcial Of the Smithsonian
Institution. Four years later he
transferred back to the Bureau
of American Ethnology where he
devoted most of his time to the
Handbook of American In
dians," part one of which was
published in 1907. The second
part was published in 1910.
Held New York Museum Post
From 1910 to 1918 he was
ethnologist in charge of the bur-
eau.
In 1918 he went to the Museum
of the American Indian in New
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Earth Club of New York, the
Westerners and the Zamerane
Club of Los Angeles.
Widely HOnOred
In addition to his other or
CARNATIONS he was an honorary
member of the California Writers
Guild, the Pasadena Society Of
Artists and an honorary compan-
ion of the Order of the Indian
Wars. He was a fellow AVIS of
the Royal Anthropological Insti-
tute of Great Britain and Ire
land and a trustee of the School
of American Research and the
Laboratory Of Anthropology:
DR.. Hodge is survived by q
brother, Charles G. Hodge Of
Philadelphia: a sister, Miss En-
Ign Hodge, also Of Philadelphia:
a daughter-in-law Mrs. Paul
Hodge of 1902 Old Dominion
boulevard, Alexandria, and a
number of grandchildren and
great grandchildren
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In Mrn,nria,tt

EVANS, fDUVALL B. In loving memory
Of my beloved husband, DUvALL b.
EVANS VINO died September 30, 1854.
Always remembered.
DEVOTED WIFE
brance Of devoted ana ne l bSnG r ia9ser
r. WOCDIE OVER, who departed this
1fe thirty-two years ago today, Sep
TENDER 80, 1924.
- Gone, but not FORGOTTEN.
o. JOHNSON.
ROBINSON, MOLLIE. A tribute Of love
and affection to the memory Of my
dear mother, ,MOLLIE ROBINSON. who
passed away twenty-three years ago to-
day, September 80, 1888.
Although separated in death, you
are always remembered.
BUSH.
SCARVILLE, AMERICA C. In memory
oil AMERICA C. ScARVILI.EI who de-
Der 20. 1855.
often sit and think of you,
To think how. you died:
Before YOU closed your eyes.
God gave me strength to bear it,
And courage to meet the blow:
What 1t meant to lose you,
No one will ever know.
MY heart still aches with sadness,
My eyes shed many a tear;
Only God knows how l miss you
DEVOTED HUSBAND. PRESTON @
SCARVILLE
SMALLWOOD, AGNES. In loving mem.
sMALLwooD. who departed this life
torty-three years ago, September 80
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. GER
STER AND LOUISE.
SMITH, MARY. In sad memory Of ms
dear mother, MARX SMITH, who de.
today. September 80, 1918.
The. flowers place upon your grave
May wither and decay,
But love for you, who sleeps beneath
Will never fade away.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
LOVING DAUGHTER, ALICE GRAHAM
SPENCER, FREDDIE L. In sad but
loving memory Of my husband, FRED
DIE L. SPENCER, who passed away
Jour years ago.
Weary, sad and heavy hearted.
Thus l pass, each lonely day
Since my loved one has departed:
HIS WIFE, LILLIAN SPENCER.
JOHN WESLEY. In low
ing memory Of my dear husband, JOHN
WESLEY TALLENTIRE,. who passed
hhdJ wv SCaAo 49, eNAeSt SShk~-NSN@
80, 1854.
Two years ago you left me
For q beautiful place called rest,
But you will never be forgotten
BY the one who loved YOU best.
To me you have not passed away.
Nor have you travelled far;
You've just entered God's loving home
And left the gate a1ar.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, OLIVE.
II HOMPS SON. THOMAS (TOMMY)
LEONARD, who died September 80
1915,
In loving memory.
WIFE AND SON.
TINSLEY, DAVID. In loving memory
81 our dear son, husband and brother,
DAVID TINSLEY. who departed thi1
life September 80, 1854.
Two years ago today
He left these shores OF time:
It seems to US but yesterday,
For he is always on our minds.
HIS MOTHER, ROSA FLETCHER:
WIFE, CARRIE TINSLEY, AND Sis
TIERS
WRIGHT, PEARL r. In loving remem-
brance Of my devoted wife, PEARL r.
WRIGHT, who passed away seven years
ago tomorrow
Seven years have passed since that sad
When The one loved was called away,
( God took her home, It was His Will,
But in my heart she liveth still
LOVING HUSBAND, EVERETT.
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here: her mother, Mrs. Marga-
ret Langmade. Oberlin, Kans.,
and two sisters, Mrs. j. H. Nell
son, dean of the graduate school
at the University of Kansas. and
Mrs. Richard Stevenson, Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo.
Services will be held at 1890
pm. Wednesday at Walter Reed
Memorial Chapel. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
The family requests that any
tokens of sympathy be in the
form Of donations to a favorite
charity.
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Donald GiIIies, 80,
Steel Executive

CLEVELAND. Sept. 80 (R.-
Donald B. Gillies, interna-
tionally known mining expert
and vice president of Republic
Steel Corp. until 1948. died today
at his home in Cleveland
Heights. He was 83.
Mr.. Gillies. president of the
Corrigan- Mckinney Co. until it
merged with Republic in 1885,
remained with Republic as a
mining consultant.
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CEMETERY LOTS

4 CHOICE FAMILY BURIAL SITES in
Beautiful Fort Lincoln Cemetery: lot
L. $1,000. or best offer. Call u.
b-4SI7 for appointment.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--4 sites
priced for quick sale: movtns from
area; lot 5Oa. block "A. next to the
LIVING Cross and pool, beautiful loca-
fion LII. 1851.
& SITES. Natl Memorial PARK. saefifiee
for cash Garden 4-92ll.
FOR SALE--A number of lots in Ma
ttcnai Memorial PARK; will sell inci-
vidually or as group: sacrifice for
immediate disposal EN-. $1,000.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK GENE
Terry sites. ~. g-s130, telephone
after / pm,
Z sITES in National Memorial Gene
terry. $500. leaving area. XII, 9-3Is2
Two. Natl Men. PARK, va: choice To-
cation. mr. fountain. narEatu. MOVING
10 California. JU stSs2
4 SITES. National Memorial PARK: sac
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ASKING PCRcHAsE PRICE. By NAVY
fauily Of a 4-site lot 10 Nationsl Ne
moral. Park, WHICH are ney doubled
IN value. Cali 10. 5-ss45 OF AD
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With Regard to q
Cord Of Thonks

Vsy often cord Of Thanks N
The Sto' meets q need which con
hardly Be solved IN any other woy
NOT only IS u gracious expression
o. gratitude 10 those who hove sent
tIoroI tributes but also eourteousN
acknowledges the services and kind.
nesses Of the moay to whom o per.
sonol note Of thanks eonnof veil Be
mailed o. whose homes and I'D.
dresses ore NOT known Insertions Of
. cord Of Thanks moy be ononsed
BY telephone TO The Sta, ST 3 5000
The tvenIns and sunday slu,
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Hrafhs

BEHA. MILDRED A. On wednesday.
P F69S.rly Pa >, MWT 5,Ei5s,oD nBEEeA,
sister. Of Mrs. Mary Campbell OF Phiia-
S n F Pa MSnos nteT%sD
tribqtions may Be made to the Phlla-
delphia Cancer Society. 30
ssDttsmber 20 1855. BLANCHE <
BERRY OF 1904 MASSACHUSETTS ave
Albert F Reginald p and wilbur O
tives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later Arrangements BY Me-
MARcELLINE tMARGiE,.
On Monday, September "a, 1856, at
her residence, 1904 Lamont ST? NV,
MARCELLINE (MARGIEl B1RCHMoRE
Birchmore:. other relatives ana friends.
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
BY the Petworth Funeral Home, Sl4
BOWER. ELSA GREBE. on Saturday
pta Elsa dRE sss sow RSstos q HSs
Delaheld pl. NV, wife Of the late John
private. tPhiladeiDhia papers please
BOYD. GEORGE S. Departed this life
on Wednesday, September go. iebs,
at Ithaca, N r.. GEORGE s. BOYD
re leaves a devoted son, James Brad
Ruth sS sG BSyd dss,H,FE iSsr.S Mrs
sisters, Mrs Rachel Carroll Of Gathers
burg, Md: Mrs. Sadie Perkins, Mrs
0livia SGeseo and Mrs. Mable. Ford
MARI Of ya wss6 sirsyc. ?, e. and Mrs
three brothers, Walter B and Wyne-
perry BOYD OF Washington, ID. c., and
1 Charles Boyd Of Gaithersburg Md:
ns sa renS a PaS Sst q .t SssE
on Sunday. September 80, at . pm,
az the Brooke Grove Church, Laytons,
ofilI,Isi No the Rev; S. 7; Manning
terry Services bv snowden. 10
BUTLER. ANNA MAY. on Thursday
Sepsemeer "a; 1855. ANNA MAY BUT.
LER OF "a Patterson st. ne. beloved
nm orsd Of MIS-; Gloria johnson. Mrs
Shirley Charles, Thomas and oris
brother Charles Boykin. and a devoted
a r,dnr O.. 1us.on Norton other relatives
gay. October l; friends may call at the
Palmer Funeral Home, Az H st. ne,
where services will be held Tuesday,
Si SWH ceE X ~ pm, interment Wood
DORSEY. WILLIAM. OF s4e Goth at
NV, WILLIAM DORSEY, father Of
Mgriel Mills: he. also leaves many other
relatives and friends. Friends may call
1G22 9TH st. NV, SUNDAY after pm
where services will be held Monday,
94ctooer !, 1856. at l pm. Interment
BENNINGTON, ADELE. On Friday, Sep
Pta ADELE sf pGN n NFdETHS5Sen IS i HGs
Minnesota ave Sc, wife or the late
BENJAMIN Dgnnington, mother Of
flames ian Ma A. J SiII,. B. and Ben a Frank
a; Levinson. RAY C. and Carl Z. Dun
nington;. sister Of Mrs Edith Warren.
Hattie Wright; Willard Cox and the
NAV call at the Lee Funeral Home Home
Sun So. and Mass. ave- ne, where
services will be held on Tuesday, Octo-
P HiTi X At il;3O am. Interment Cedar
EGLOFF. JAMES BENJAMIN. On Fri.
day. september 2s, 1865, at his resi-
SS 5s.a JAMES sEa.SMIEH i GaIoF fFinisS
i iSyse HUSBAND ~ and. Of Ida Ellen EslCfi
+ Esle brother ss q MIS- M MOI M M5it.
may nay. can on SATURDAY. September ea ~,
Home. $500 Rhode n' island HHliss a Tener Al
day. October I. at. pm. Relatives
a ahS lt5is1 S.mi inyited interment Fort
EGLOFF, J. BENJAMIN. A snecial conn
a nlun!cation OF Mount HeTmonI
IN Lodge, No 179, A. r. & A.
IN NJ, is hereby called for Mon
MI NO day, October /, 1856, at
NIX lSl5 pm, at the Masonic
nv Temple. Hyattsville. Md. for
the purpose of conducting
last Masonic rites for Brother j. Benz
JAMIN EGLOFF.
CLARENCE W. PRICE.
Worshipful Master
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Garns nj Chunks

ALEXANDER, BILLIE. We wish TO thank
all our relatives, kind friends and
neighbors for the kindness, expressions
81 sympathy and coincidence shown US
MAMIE DUNLAP AND DAUGHTERS,
L L4bS ZONES ZONES; ANNETTE ToLBERT
CARROLL, REV. WILLIAM BENJAMIN,
Ins family Of the late REV, WILLIAM
BENJAMIN CARROLL, who died sud-
e rtr on Monday September 10, 1855,
gratitude the many expressions Of sym
pathy and beautiful fioral tributes given
CURING their most saddened hour Of
HIS WIDOW AND FAMILY.
C z, n. HAZEL Y JONES. The family
wishes TO gratefully acknowledge the
many expressions Of sympathy ex-
tended by relatives. friends and neigh
l 6ors durins their recent bereave-
CUNNINGHAM, WARREN. The wife
NiNGaAM wishes 'A 10 " express f tIeir
eretitude to the many friends and
heighbors and James Reece Europe
fost NO. .. Tor their contributions and
hefVlces during our recent bereavement.
M ALVERTA CUNNINGHAM.
GANTT, SUSIE ELIZABETH We wish
eppreciatlon To our many friends, to
Father Burke. and to the members OF
81, Benedict the Moor Church for their
many Eind deeds, 50 needfui and and help help
kub duripg our recent bereavement
The floral tributes, the cards, kilograms
the words passed to us orally, and
Sthe use Of cars when needed made our
THE CAN'T FAMILY.
JOHNSON, CLAUDE BARKER. The fam
ily Of the late CLAUDE BARKER
JOHNSON wish to thank Rev. T. j. An
crews Rev; Joseph Mines Of the First
Nd; all church auxiliaries and conere-
cation, the Rev. Walter Barringer. the
Hoffman 4 Barber Funeral Home
friends and neighbors for their pray
and use Of their cars during the III
ness ana passing OF our devoted brother
CATHERINE B. DALE, MATILDA B.
SCHOOLS AND FAMILY. KATH-
ERNIE HENDERSON AND FOSTER
CHILDREN.
OLIVER, PEARL JONES. We wish to
express our thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for their kind express
s SIGNS Of sympathy, flowers, automo-
during our recent bereavement.
ISAIAH OLIVER AND THE JONES
VAN DE WE'RE. DIR. CARLTON MAR
ROW. We wish to express sincere
thanks to our many friends and neigh
bors for the kind expressions of SYM
pathy extended US during the illness
and at the passing Of our beloved one,
Or. CARLTON MARROW VAN DE
WE'RE. The FAMILY
WHSONANT, CARLTON W. Our note
Of THANKS has an extra warm touch,
because We want to say, THANK you
JAMIE AND FAMILY.
WISE, ARTHUR o. The family of the
late ARTHUR o. WISE wishes TO thank
Rev E.. G, Berry of Emory Methodist
Church for his kindness and to CRATE
fully acknowledge the many sympathies
extended by relatives. friends, neigh
bors and business organizations through
telegfanis, cards, and flowers during
our recent bereavement.
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ACKER. BESSIE LOUISE. on Friday;
Fseptember rs, 1856. BESSYE LOUISE
ACKER OF 1918 Frederick pl. Sc. No
stice of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS nS
Jarvis.
HALL, SHIRLEY OSCAR. On Friday.
september rs, 1856, at Sihley Hos
pitai, SHIRLEY OSCAR BALL Of 633
Massachusetts ave. ne, husband OF
Theima Ball father Of Roy and Shir-
kley Mack Ball stepfather OF MIS-.
ARTHUR. j. sweeney. Mrs, Thelma Camp
bell. Mrs. Pearl Hupptng and MRS;
Myrtle Western. Friends may call
al the Lee Funeral Home, AZ 4th ST.
and Mass. ave ne, until lu.5u n.
Monday October !. Services VIII pc
held at St. James Episcopal Cnurcn,
peg Sth st. me-, at IL am. lnter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. ~
BAsTIAN, ADoLPH AUGUSTA. On Fri
day September rs, 1885,, ADOLPH
AUGUSTA BASTIAN, beloved nusnana
Of Nellie Saunders Bastian OF 1918
Corbin pl ne, father OF MIS-; water
szpak OF Washington, p. G.: Mrs.
Jonn n Morris OF Norfolk, va. ano
Mrs. Thomas H. Brown Of mobile.
Aia. Friends are invited to cali AZ
the w W. Deal Funeral Home. 4ei2
Georela ave NV, where friends WIN
assemble al pm MONDAY a S.0,
Der /. Military services at Arlington
National Cemetery At pm ~ rs
requested that flowers be omitted, ~
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NIX Monday IsS oc,. e :E,I 4 1870 sSs a, 4.
~ neral services cry cSr o. our la e
PARKER THROCKMoRToN,
J. ALFRED COLLINS, Secretary.
HUMPHREY, JOSEPH MATTHIAS. on
s seSHFfdaM Ag fsPsfRser HUnph iaSs4 'o
Mrs. Resale Bowie. Mrs Clara Tilsh;
man, Mrs Edmonia Tilghman and
Bartholomew. Humphrey. Also, suryiy.
ng are ether relatives DanD su SS p seo
TENDER go friends are invited to call
9TH st, ne. Reeuism mass vii be
S sslsScftsd isa 81 ana csPrs ss cssn0 oS
ment Mount oliyet Cemetery. Arrange
ments BY Mcclure. Inc. 30 !
HURNEY, URSULA +. on Friday. sep
tember ,2S, 1865, a. her residence,
a sis ursula s r. ye HuENR Ssi SslO1 as's Ri
OF the late Leo b Hurney, mother Of
Mary +. RAIDER. Margaret A. Holman
and Frances J. Burton; daughter OF
Gregory and Spencer Pardoe Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1861 Good Hope I'd Sc. on Monday.
he holy Family a. eau csthoIc chareh n'i Hl
crest Heights. Nd, where mass VIII
be offered at 10 am. for the repose
q her soul. Interment Fort LINCOLN
JOHNSON, STANLEY LEWIS. On Fri;
E MssdP GEw hsn soH Hils1S u r. STAs
9. Johnson, father Of Thomas, Zee
Thelma +. Gheen and woodrow W.
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st and Mass,
o ave w s Snsre e esyces T Be n 6e
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
Del, papers please copy) q
JOHNSON, THOMAS, SR. on Saturday
s os s. e. s4 aSs s THOMAS z. Mount MOaS
Rainier Md, beloved husband OF the
late, Ada /. Johnson, father Of Mrs;
Rut 5obns aey Mr ThG EaSs Il snS .. 5sw s5S
Mrs, A.: Louise Mock: brother Of Mrs.
Sarah sullivan. also survived BY four
teen grandchildren. Friends may call
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave. ne,
where services will be held Tuesday:
October :, at pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
JONES. MAE EMMA. OF 20 Temple
Trailer Village, Alexandria, Va, on
Septemben 70. 1856. friend OF Eliza
beth A., Hopper. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home. 517 18th st. Sc, on
Monday, October /, at l pm. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. 30
JUDD. EDNA L. on Saturday, Septem-
Der 80. 1856. at George Washington
North oath I'd, Arlington, va. beloved
wife OF William A. Judd, mother of
Alma Sue Judd, daughter Of Mrs. l.. L.
Lowance and sister OF Alma " and
Louis L. Lowance. Friends may call
az the Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va, until 10 pm. Sunday.
September 30 Funeral services on
Monday, October 1, from the Mount
Olivet Methodist Church, North Glebe
I'd. and 18th St, Arlington, at IL am
Interment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
LOCKS. JOHN II. On Saturday. Sep
temher 90. 1855, at GARFIELD Hospital,
JOHN H. LOCKS of Brandywine, Nd
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangements
by Barnes g. Matthews.
LONGEST. JOSEPH Y. on Thursday,
sssDttssm 1tsI. 20 1885 at Wsshington
S SST van SH Buren, con,i s. nv he 6 sar
Of RRichmond, Va: a niece and several
Co. Funeral Home, sol i"t 14th 81 st. n.W,
on Monday, October 1. at IL am
parking facilities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery In lieu Of flowers,
contributions may be made to the MAJ
sonic and Eastern Star Home. 80
LONGEST, JOSEPH Y. special COM
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Nunrtlttu

BARsKY, JACK PHILIP. An unwilling
Of q monument in memory Of JACK
PHILIP BARSKY will be held on
Sunday. October z, 1856, at 3 pm,
at Mount Lebanon Section of George
Washington Cemetery.
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PHILIP BARSKY will be held on
Sunday, October z, 1855. at. pm,
at Mount Lebanon Section Of George
Washington Cemetery.
GOLD, JOSEPH M. An unwilling in
Il n e% SoL6 8 viii n t axe s sHsr q
A E!: g !; 81! :I s::'i
vited to attend.
RAPPAPORT. BEATRICE. Monument
unwilling in memory Of BEATRICE
RAPPAPORT will take place on sun
day, october z, 1855. at l o'clock IN
the afternoon. in George d "a SIN nyi
Beth Fl Conversation Section. In
lowing Sunday. Friends invited.
SCHWARTZ, ANN. There will be I'm:
ANN SCHWARTZ on sunday, October
Memorial aSSSi P "a G Re!stiSss ana friends
invited MRS. GEORGE SIPK1N.
SCHWARTZ. CHARLES ALBERT. An
unveihng Of a monument ~ memory
Of CHARLES ALBERT SCHWARTZ will
be held on SUNDAY, October T., 1906,
Of GeorSe Washington Cemetery.
gEIGEL, SAMUEL. There will be an
.unveiling Of a monument in memory
Of the late SAMUEL SElGEL at the
B'nai israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill No ,
on Sunday, October 1885, at 2:3O
pm Friends and relatives invited.
1RACHTENBERG, ISRAEL. There viii
memory OF the late ISRAEL TRACH-
TENBERG at the Mount LEBANON
George Washington Cemetery on sun
day, October Z, 1856, at pm,
friends and relatives invited