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w. E. Springer, Former Marine
Served Corps for as Years

William E. Springer. 70, a
native Washingtonian and re-
tired chief clerk of the Quarter
master Division. Marine Corps,
died early yesterday at his sum-
mer home in Bay View, Mich.
He had been at Bay View with
his wife and two daughters for
about three weeks.
Mr.. Springer lived at 10 West
Lenox street. Chevy Chase, Md.
He was the son of the late
Francis A. and Virginia Bates
Springer of the District.
Mr.. Springer served with the
Marine Corps, first as an officer
and then as a civilian, for As
years. After his discharge as a
lieutenant at the end of World
War l, he continued with the
Quartermaster Division here. At
his retirement in 1916 he was
chief clerk.
On Church Board
He also was active in Mont
gomery County church and civic
affairs. He was one of the early
members of the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church and served for
many years on its board of trus-
tees and as the treasurer of its
building committee.
He was lay delegate to the
annual Methodist conference and
served as conference secretary
several times. Mr.. Springer also
was delegate to many jurisdic-
tional conferences.
He was a past master of Acacia
Lodge No. 10, FAM, and its
representative on the Masonic
Eastern Star Home. He was a
Royal Arch Mason and a Shriner.
Mr.. Springer served several
terms as judge Of elections in
Montgomery County. He was a
founder and past president of
The Fossils. local organization
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Capt. Hollis M. Cooley,
Naval Research Director

Capt. Hollis M. Cooley, 70, for
mer director of the Naval Re-
search Laboratory at Bellevue
here, died Saturday at the NavaI
Hospital in Key West, Fla. He
lived in Coral Gables, Fla.
Capt. Cooleys first Washing
ton assignment was in 1880 when
he spent four years in the Office
of the Chief of Naval Operations
After serving in Puget Sound
Wash, he returned here in 1885
as director of the Naval Re-
search Laboratory at Bellevue
and received letter of COM
mendation for his service here
Four years later he was trans
ferred to the Bureau of Engi-
neering, later the Bureau OF
Ships. where he served during
World War II.
He received another letter OF
commentator for service from
1912 and 1945 when he was in
charge of construction of small
vessels at Annapolis Yacht Yard
Inc. At that time he was still
attached to the Bureau Of Ships
He retired in 1916.
Capt. Cooley was. born in Anr
Arbor, Mich. and was graduated
in 1906 from the Naval Academy
His father, 1t. Mortimer E
Cooley. was an 1878 Naval Acad.
envy graduate.
Capt. CooleyS early service
was aboard the Charleston anc
Saratoga. During World War
he was engineer officer on the
USS New Hampshire and in.
Structor of mechanical engineer.
ing at the Naval Academy. He
commanded the Murray in 1920
Capt. Cooley was aide on the
staff of the commander chief
Battle Fleet, in 1928 and on the
staff of the COMMUNICATIVE hiet
of the United States Fleet in
1929.
Survivors include his son
Comdr. Hollis w. Cooley. as.
signed to Rome with the nava
section. military advisory as
slstance groups, and a daughter
Virginia of Severna Park, Md.
wife of a retired naval com
mander. In 1913 he married
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Ralph D. Pettibone, 81.
Rail Union Executive

CLEVELAND, July 3 (P.-
Ralph d. Pettibone. So, controller
of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers since 1852, died of
heart attack yesterday in his
office.
Before he Joined the brother
hood staff in 1850 he had been a
public accountant here.
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McKeesport Blaze
Fells Eleven Firemen

McKEESPORT, Pa, July 3 tPD
Eleven f1remen were overcome
by smoke or injured yesterday
battling fire in the block-long
garage of the Menize Dairy Co.
in the Christie Park section.
McKeesport Fire Chief James
McDermott said flames spread
from an acetylene torch that was
being used in repair work. The
damage was unofficlally estimated
at 100000. Police evacuated
residents threatened by the
blaze.
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Albert w. St. Clair,
Railway Executive

CHARLOTTE, N. c., July 3
~. = Albert w. st. Clair, "A
general manager of the South
ern Railways Eastern Lines
headquarters here. died at a hos
pital here today. He had suf-
fered heart attack June %.
Mr.. st. Clair, a native Of
Macon. Ga. Joined the South
ern Railway as a student APP
prentice in October, 1887. He
came to Charlotte January. l
1858.
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Of retired scientists and business
men.
He is survived by his widow,
Lenora Weidman Springer; two
daughters. Mrs. Margaret S. SUIT
ton Of Darien. Conn, and Mrs.
Charles Vanderlinde of Glen
Ellyn, H.; son. John w.
Springer of 1924 Halsey street,
Kensington, Md. two brothers,
Edward L. Springer of 1857
Upton street NV, and Charles
A. Springer of Bellerese, Long
Island, N. ", and five grand
children.
Services Friday
Funeral services will be held
at 1870 pm. Friday. Burial, with
military honors and a Masonic
service, will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Arrangements are being made
by the Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. In lieu of
flowers. the family requested con-
tributions to the District Heart
Association.
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Carl R. KesIer, So,
CHICAGO Journalist

CHICAGO, July 3 tPO.-Carl
R Kesler, So. an editorial writer
for the Chicago Daily News, died
yesterday at his desk. He APP
parently suffered a heart attack,
Mr.. Kesler joined the Daily
News in 1925. He served as as
sistant city editor, copy reader
and State editor before becom-
ing an editorial writer. He came
to Chicago from Quincy, Ill.
where he worked for five years
on the Quincy Herald-Whig.
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the former Elizabeth Edloe We'll
bourn of Baltimore, who died.
He is survived by his second
wife. Natalie.
Services will be held at 2..30
pm. Thursday at the Naval
Academy Chapel. Burial will be
in the cemetery there.
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John Henry Wilson

HONOLULU. July 3 (P.-John
Henry Wilson, "a, who was
elected Mayor of Honolulu six
times and served II years. died
last night of a heart attack.
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Grove consequences

SERGENT. KY pa 15-year-
old boy came home from a date
with broken leg. His family
explained that. he and his girl
friend were sitting on a 400
pound tombstone in a cemetery
when 1t toppled over on him.
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In mrnturtant

BAKER. IDA BELLE Cherished mem
Dries CT a most dearly beloved mother
IDA BELLE BAKER whose presence We
nave missed so greatly every daA
since Your departure July ). l94..
BELTRAIN AND HELEN
BRANNOCK. ISRAEL. In memory OF oul
deyoteu father ISRAEL BRANNOCk
VINO departed this lie twelve years aso
july 3. 1874
Gone, bat not forgotten ,
Miller. L. ROY r BRANNocn
BUTLER. MATTHEW L. Sacred to tn
mJmCgy % OIL Dc.uyeu lalueI an
grandfather, MATTHEW l BUTLER
VINO uIeu thirty -eisht wears ago TO-DAY
Loved IN lie, remembered in death.
Anniversary mass al S.. Augustine
HELEN ii. KING. FRANK. TIN, MAR
GAREI AND DORIS IRVING.
CRAWFORD. ELLA NJ. In loving mem
0ry OF devoted wife and sister Ella
NJ CRAWFORD who left US twelve
wears ago TODAY, July ,. 1914.
You always found something 10 smil'
No matter now things did go
You always had something NICE to sal
That save lie az extra GLOW
Your passing lett an emptiness
hat no one else Can iii,
Ana yet, somehow m many WaSs,
YoI are really with Us SIM
LOVING HUSBAND AND FAMILY
DANIEL, OILS. In memory OF our dea
father ana husband Gus Danien VA
passed away one year aEo today, Jul
.. 1899
We 10 not need special day
10 brlng Nou TO Oul minds
lht days We 90 not thinE "a you
Are fcly hard 10 hnu.
YOUR LOVING VII AND CHILDREN
FORREST, ELLANORA. In loving mem
OrS OF my loving mother ELkANORl
FORREST, who departed tins lie WI
years ago today july ). 1914
10 Ny Loving Mother: Although yoi
have lett Us ana zone TO rest, TN
love IN ms heart is greater TOR YOU
miss you ana need YOU, but Co
knew pest, you have done your Nor
and gone home to rest
HER DAUGHTERS
LYLES. ELSIE MAE. Sacred to the mem
ory OF our dear mother and grand
mother ELSIE MAE LYLES who de
parted this life one year ago today
july 8, 1895.
God saw the road was getting rough.
So lie eently closed her weary eve
HER SONS AND GRANDcHlLDREN
NEW MAN, MAJ. ARTHUR {. A tribut
Of devotion to my dear nus
~ NAN NJ, VINO Eao entered Mere. mo NO e jsga
lz Jdi, 4. laii 49,, =. wa
N~NEN Jennie l. MIN NJ An
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Garn nj Thanka

GASKINS, ARTHUR r. For the many
sind attentions and condolences OF our
friends and relatives who were great
source OF comfort and encouragement
curing our recent hour OF loss. and
for the expressive floral tributes We
extend the most heartfelt thanks
THE FAMILY.
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III Mrmnrtam

ANNIE l.. In loving mem
Dry OF OUT beloved mother. ANNIf
/ STEWART who pasSed away OIL
year ago TO-DAY July 3 1898
Gone bui not forgotten
AND son HARRY
TOLINER. BERTHA VIRGINIA. In lov
iug memory Of our dear mother. Der
i HA VIRGINIA TOLtVER who passed
away one wear ago today July 8 1893
Always remembered
DAUGH1 ERS, EDITH, BERTHA AMI
Dolores. AND GRANDCHILDREN /
WARD. LUCILLE HORTENSE. In Nv
ing memory OF LUCILLE HORTENSI
WARD, who departed this life threl
wears aRo, July 1853
l 90 not need q special day
10 btins you to my mind:
The days | do NOT think Of YOU
Are very hard to End
THE WARD FAMILY.
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Rid. FRANCES 4 In loying memor,

RED, FRANCES A. In LOVING memory
u4 my dear mother FRANCES A
REED VINO departed mis- HE fourteen
year ago July Z. w..
God gave ~ wonderful mother
one al the world yglF pest
Ana when UH earth her Work vas done
Goa called nef nome to rest
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, REBECCA
AND MARIE
skIDMORl KATHERINE AND D.
ILIICHIR IN owns memory Of out
dear mother kAIHERINE SklDMORk
WHO passed away nine year. ago i0day
july =, lgti, ana OUT dear father
j FLETCHER SkIDMORE, Who passed
away twenty -elght wears ago TO-DAY
THEIR CHILDREN
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

Rinaldi Funeral Home
el6 y 81 NJ III 3-4sSu
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Nfiprsns Burial Allowance, ~ 50
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BROWN. KAYE H. On SUNDAY =.

1896. a. her late residence. l1lH Que
81 nv KATE BROWN wife Of The
late Robert z Brown and mother d
Mrs Nav Mavritte ana RAYMOND Il
Brown Also surviving are TWO sisters.
Mrs Estelle Patrick and Mrs Dororhv
LeCounte: 20 grandchildren. two great
grandchildren other relatives ana many
friends After - noon WedneSlav,
July friend are invited 10 call az
the Mcclure Funeral Home. $50 9th
s. NV. where services viii be held on
Thursday. July \ ~ p m. Interment
WoodlaWn Cemetery
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often cord OF thonks In
The Stor meets need winch con
hofdlv be solved IN onS Other woy
Not only IS II O erocIous expression
OF gratitude TO those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eourteousIN
acknowledges the services ono kind
nesses Of the mony to whom pei
sonul note OF thonks connot well be
moIled OF whose numess ind I'D
dresses ore not known Insertions OF
cord OF monks NOV be orrunoed
bv telephone TO The Stor ST ) 5000
The Evening oad Sundu, Stor
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BREAR. MARY =. on Monday Jul,

1856 MARY A BREAR. beloved
wife Of the lac John BTesr and mother
OF Mrs Margarei Brlnker Mrs ISa-
belle Gaare OF Rotterdam Holland and
Mrs NanCv Stacked She also Is sur
vlyed by nine grandchildren Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home. 81
18th 81. NV on Thursday July >
500 m REQUIEM mass at St
Anthonv's Church AZ Q IN. lnterment
Cathedral Cemetery Wilmington. De-.
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CAMPBELL, CECm uLLETTE. 5

ceulY On Monday July lv1I CIL
.ULLETTF CAMPBELL OF Franklin
Manor Bcact Cnurchton Nd nus
bano OF MaIsaret mpbe! father
q Mrs willis L. Havne, ard Cecu
Jillette Campbell r son o. Mrs
Permelia C Whncomb OF Miami Fla
and brother OF Mrs RAYMOND SchTari7
Ford Campbell both Of Vlreinia There
also are f1ys grandSons Mr.. Campbell
rests at the Narner F Pumphrey
Funeral Home S43i GEORGIA ave. Sill
yer Spring Mo parking facilities
Norire nj services later
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FUNERAL DESIGN
GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.

Expressive Flora tributes Moderate
prices Omen dairy SutE holidays Phone
ORDERS also accepted. 6 80 TO 2 pm week
nights 9OO l4th st. NV MA s-0l06
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BRYAN. wmLIAM BARNfs. On sm

Fospttsi william BARNES BRYAN
q $500 Arlington blvd Falls Church
Bran and father Of Billie Marie am
William Barnes Bryan III brother Of
Mrs Jack c. Scarborough Of Talla-
ANA. Fla Hamilton 'e 6 Brysn Of Of ia G5
land. Fla George " BRYAN OF Jack
sonville Fla and Thomas 3 BRYAN
of Panama CITY Fla. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funersl Home
3a0l North Fairfax DIR Arlington
Va where services will be held on
Thursday JULY }, al ~ am Inter
ment Columbia Gardens In lieu
Of flowers contributions may be made
TO he Arlinston Hospital BuilClng
ENlr6
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BURNLEY. JAMES NJ. on snnday. b

l, HOO. az ms NOme. ntaT QuINCe
orchard. MD JAMES NJ BURNLEY
beloved husband OF Eusenia A Burn
ley father Of Aims NJ Sexton and
Doris j. Garsh brother of Lucy PAYNE
and Nancy Dsnks Friends are in
vlted to cal al the Colonial Funeral
Home Of Robert A Pumphrey Rock
Vile Nc Services at Fort Myer
Chapel Fort Mver, Va on Thursday,
July X az l pm Interment Airing
Ton National Cemetery.
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Sunday july 1856 a. her home
Chancellor Va NELLIE CECILIA
BAKER. devoted wife Of Earl A. Baker
and mother OF Mrs Claude R Carver
TaSoma Park Nd also survived by two
sisters Mrs Clarence Disney and
Mrs. Edward Disney both OF Washing
ton n c and two grandchildren Re-
mains resting at the Wheeler & Thomp-
son Funeral ONE Frede-ickShure Va
REQUIEM mass VIII be offered FIR fhe
rcpose Of her soul at q am EST,
THURSDAY July > at st Marv's Catholic
Church FrederIckShure Va lntsr-
merit Oak Hill Cemetery Fredericss-
husR Va
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on Sunday, July 1896. al the resi-
denee Of her devoted IRENE Mis- Mary
+ Fields OF Midland Va who took
care OF her tor many years HESTER
GLASGOW She also is survived by
some distant relatives ana host OF
other friends Mrs GLASGOW lived to
Dc 100, i months ana . dayS OF age.
Remains may be viewed after nj
Tuesday, July ). at the JONES Funeral
Home, Warrenton, Va Funeral serv-
ices on Wednesday July 4. at pm
al the Ebene1er Baptist Church MID
lana Va, Rev Finer Tyler officiating
InLeEment chILrnE cemeterA
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1876, al providence Hospital
DANIEL ". GRADY, be.oyeG father
. waller Crazy and grandfather OF
Linda Grady o. Seattle, wash. brother
.. Dave Crazy. Funeral from the
timothy hanlon Funeral Home 1881
georgia ave nv on FRIDAY, Ju.y ii.
a. a.l5 NJ High requiem ma, al
ne iOly Name Church Ilth and X
SITS ne, at 10 ann Relatives ana
irltnoS are ln} Iteu Tuesday Wednes
Gay ana THURSDAY July 3 ana
) InttlmenL A.4lugton National Gene
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July y. la56 a. her residence CIlnton
Md. EMMA ELISA CARROLL. wife OF
the late Charles W l. Carroll. mother
SNYDER, Russell Carroll and Mrs Lucille
BIRD OF Hamilton. Ohio; sister Of Mrs
Ethel Hssmon Mrs Asnes Frlsoie Mrs.
Ann Monroe CLAYTON Barnes and John
Barnes She also Is survived by seven
grandchildren and eight great-srand-
rh1ldren Friends NAV call az the Lee
Funeral Home Attn s. and MasSachu-
setts ave ne. until Q m THURSDAY,
July Services will be held al Christ
Episcopal Church. Clinton Mo al 10
am Interment Glenvood Cemetery
va t',arfon D G.
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GRAVES. MARGARET MAY. Suddenly,
on sunday. july 1856, al GeorgeloH n
UnNelSlty Hospital. MARGARET MAY
Vie OF Georse II Graves. mothaT OF Of
Ralph Y. and George W Graves il
she also Is Survived by SIX kranuchil-
dren FRIENDS may call al GdWlcr S
ChsDel Loo PENNSYLVANIA ave n ".
where services viii De held on Thurs
day July >. al 1870 N. lnterment
Rock Greek Cemetery
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IHIrE. HONS RICHARn nn satn.aar

d schev, Inc, Funerai Home " New "
Jersey ave and r St nv. today alter
E 4, sno 9nrI - p, m. FueS DAY July
Ia A'He''9Si
mr.. ,
hIiE. John RICHARD. on SATURDAY..
JOhN RlCH9FD dIlE Of 9Hoh l3ta
81 Arllngto on Va beloved husband OF
E.eahoi u H!te ,9no iaineE 81 Greer
Jean ana Curtis Vernon HE He also
J'. s. NE ot Youngstown Pa trsec
Bon .Gea .. 4 y ia. snd 'i.9 "a \ ndn osph
Friends NAV cal Al t6e IVES nm
Va where fVne-sl ser, RS viii be heic
on ihursdss Ja'y 3 AZ ii am IN
tefrcr Ar5ir-fon Na,fopar Canet-.t-
HOPKINS, MARY r on SATURDAY .rlna
30. l95s.. a. Beainehsm, WASH MAPY
ate William HgpE'nS MI MI m MI 5t,
q a + Lero ,, HoPski.ns of silver spring
i.siie an. !dh9noy her q PIC.
reit Honkin ar5 80. ~ - ana gar
joseph LSnkf hha IF Fesl ys a v
Funeral Home 4sle 'He Georpi y pea a"s
after pm. FRIDAY. .Iuly i Infermenf
George Washinaton Cemetery on SAN
day, July :. at IL am 8
uop.> xr,n
hVhaN' MILE a. On sunday, July !
loo. at 81 PhilOmenaS Rest Home
NELLIE KORAN. the beloved aunt
OF Cornelius and Michael Koran Fu-
neIal from the Timothy Hanlon Funera
T T5''i Inv Georsa aye ~" on
NSrtb csni'o AloyAiuS Shufch,
fn,.rmeyt -, ' S{ sNe 80, 80. az ~ 2 ~
ives snd frisr5ssi Vs1 G ,sd R9
'-''.os 'i'''eo
JUN 1855 JENNIE KApSEp'iA,IsT
OF b4@O Iifb b ~ II, = y. ,7fl ioft = "
OF MIR Minnie Saver Nf,s az at I'e1
felams. .. Mqnehe,te n il Robert
Ia>s she also IS survived by SISTER.
Mis fahhle Anp.e5aum. sud brother
samuel j. Richsteu Funeral ,erl .cr>
ne Bernard DanzansEy & Son
ahels! Home t3ul llth 81 nv on
lte. gay july = at pm Inter
heht temple Slhsl Cemetery
kENNEDY Hills Curtis IN Tno.
CAV. Univ 2 H5E FIiG C.iIpfie tr
NEDY Of 3aI.. Baiine 5, ne 'S Naf,re
Of tunersl later. Advancement, IN
Jarvis
IoSkAp> ,ou~ ,on,,
III, N'"N' 'oi'N "L l,p'l.. On sunday
yi0,ifi> C.Ir'G,2t13,.Ea ~ Cn!ii99itn Hospital
SCiiN GE0 tI., L. ahARN Of 1oi z
o. anna ana joseph Loskarn Services
~ 1ascn hunftal Home ABB Baiti-
more aye HNa,tSyille Nd on Thurs
w JUN :, a ~ IN thence 10 81
jerome Catholic Church. HyausIlle.
an, \! Rela ,,L, and trifnos invited In
MoaHl O'iAel CemeteiS
~ ~ DIAM tLARLNCl u; on. SUNDAY
nrtoseG 7, ptr9Inel q George r Ludlam
N''' ~ - astA va ~ b4dllAl NfItat EIfl.
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1853. AGNES E AUGH o Of Man Gu' Fla :,
formerly o. Washington d c beloved
viic OF the late Henri Augh. 81
mother of Henry J Aueh, II Of Noun,
AIRY Nd, and Mildred /, Keenan, Of
Boothwyn Pa She also is survived by
ten grandchildren and three areat-
Grandchildren Funeral from the Ahern-
Plummer Funeral Home West Flsgler
$, Miami. Fla Interment on Thurs
day, July 3. al the Woodlawn Gene
terry, Coral Gables Fla
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JlIv 7. INlN NEAIE CRIoMOND
of 2o5 Varnum 81. v. beloved brother
OF F. Stone CriSmond ana uncle Of
Mrs Arthur Hoyberaer FRIENDS MAJ
call at the Halley FGncrsl Home, 3Hu0
Rhode Island ave. a. Eastern ave
ne Funeral on Thursoay July 81
al $50 N thence to s Gaorle s
Catholic Church where mass Will be
offered al am for the repose OF ms
soul Relatives and iriendS invited
Interment Fort lincoln Cemetery.
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iAILEK. GEORGE wIBs1ER,

49th ave Hillside. Nd On july .
1886 father u MS Charles J Wake
Service al Chambegs Funeral Home
5l1 llth st. sc on THURSDAY July ;
at ~ m Tnterment Cedar Hi
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Oh Sundsv july g5G at the Ma
Nd. NAOMI Dr. LANEY devoted daugh-
ter Of Mrs Belle ChamberS Also sur
wing are Two children Herbert Gene
and julia De LancS brother Henry
G. Chambers. all aunt Mr. Eleanor
ChaVis and nephew De NaNne
CnsylS Notice Of funeral later Ar
ranRements by the Robert G Mason
Funeral Home
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~. I"I'. a BtUUg ham. WASH. Macy
E. HOPKINS the beloved wife Of tne
.ste William + Hon6ins and mother
0! /. LEROY Hopkins Of Silver Sprine
Mo. ana Mr. Elsie Smith OF Bell
ineham Wash. grandmother Of Pic
W + Hopklns L S VI c. and Gar
) Landlord OF Kilmarnuck. Va, and
Joseph x Landlord OF Election. Va
Friends may call a the " ". Deal
Funeral Home. 4Sl9 Georgia ave.
after / . m. Friday. July i lntermen,
George WASHINGTON Cemetery on Satur-
daE. .ILlN q m q
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Draths

ALBRITIAIN WARREN MASON on
SUNDAY July ! at EdgeNood Nursing
Home Baltimore Md WARREN
MASON ALBRITTAIN father Of Mason
brother Of Leruel, James Harold
frank, Henry Edith and Eleanor Flu
neral from the Hunt Funeral Home
Waldorf Nd on Wednesday july
al $3.50 m Services at Christ Church
lsPlata Md at 10 am Internen
Mount P~St Cemetery 3
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GRADY. DA<ILL.

!, DA\IEL. Officers and mean
IL Oer> OF BTcnIetS Union. No.
4 4. !. /. !. /.
.aM /, OF Wa >hmgl0n, D. c. are
W hereby notified OF the death
~ OF DANIEl GRADY. Re
l.5i mains resting a. the Hauion
~ tuneral Home. 3N3l Geor-
III gla ave nv. until Frluav,
LII JuIy Is 1896. at 9.i0 NJ
GAPNEN Gprrptarv
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july 1906 al Mount Ato Hospital
JOHN L JACK DOWNEY beloved
son OF the late John and Agnes Dos neS
Brother 81 Aehes NJ Conindh AUG tne
Frends may call at The l Costello
Funeral Home ~ n Capto. ST..
after = ON Tuesday July 3 htquiem
mass at ST AlOySius Church on Thurs
day july 5 at 9 am Relatives and
friends nyited Interment ArlInet ton
National Cemetery, Kindly omit flowers
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CAYMonD. MARGARET ]. OF aGlS

NFVafs - n " on july BOD
aunt Of Lorraine Bentley Giacoma
FeA ana Mr. ana MI, George z
BENTLEY Services al Chamber Fl-
neral Home liHU Chaplin Il nv on
Thursday. July , at II am Inter
mrnt ConRreSsionai Cemetery
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nREM. YnrMAN MOSES nenarted M

Nc on Monday july = IN1b' az
Mount Alto Hospital Washington ID. c.
YOUMAN MOSES DREW brother OF
n c tfiicderics AID Willie Edwafd
Drew OF .ia hington ID. He also is
survived - several nieces and nephevS
and many other relatives and friends
Notice OF funeral later
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FRIEDMAN, MANUEL. suddenly OF

600, BETTE FULILR o. l..10
Iaylof 81 NY Towns motler Of Mrs
tdliy.et CiaIeS. EuW. A FuAc5. ans
NetlNe F PrHimtr VI Flo e r Lon
qon Mrs Gladys Brown AID Acne
Fu!.ei Grandmother OF Roy Fuller
Bdto6ra hamilton. Charles Duudl0
Allen, Geraldine Loadun anc Cons ante
Allen Other re4atlleS and n4rndS
also survive After ! pm WeaneS-
gay July irienus may call al tAe
FRAZER Funeral Home. 50 Rhoac
Island ave w. where services Will be
held on Thursday. July >. at , nj
lntermenl Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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sqndaN july + D5b ISADORE MUIR.
RELL .ol His lgth n nv. beloved
son u MIS- Carrie Smith he also
survived by q slepidther Haywood
smith and many other relatives and
frenas Friend, may call ~ the Dc.
.tic' N0rHtians Funeral Home ;un
Vernon ave nv pa Tucsda, July
after p nj latctment Jackson
Miss Announcements by Watson a.
Henry { Morton