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wALDRoN. MARY BLANCHE. On Fri-
day. septemher IL. 1886. A. her daugh.
BLARcHE WALpRoN. Beloved wife Of
s tS TomsEi slc'0V Srssi en- T BfosEms n
Turlosk' Cant: FrsnE wsidfon 81
9dT,aens,, va g9sepa wsidro9 g pun
Va. and Jessie spieimsn Of oskton.
home Of Money 4. King Vienna. va.
s Enere s. ssrysss ylll Be hsld en- Mon
terment Nstional Memorial PARK Gene
terry. Fails Church, Va. l6
" ,sms.T '9s sss Nj o 3n Mop %H4 Ssp
one ISL sister "' on. o aw o sR5sS'y rs. ass
sunday. ssp.snSsT IS, friends are "i "a;
ess VIII be feid on Mondsy' septem-
ssE c & 4. s'm' I"'srnsnt Wood wed
WILLIAMSON. THEODORE. departed
i9 Sss s SH f nhS5sSo st %RfrRNsS
devoted husband Of Mrs. Mary T.
Wilkinson. He also is survived ~ one
son, Mr.. Rudolph A. Wilkinson: one
sssndcsiidrMsn bsss ES,lsT sSo
dren, one brother one sister. and q
host Of ofhsr relatives and many
s sIieaas; Remains may BE- viewed en-
a the Hail Bros. Funeral Home 6 ri
Florida ave. NV. where services will
be held on Monday. September III.
At at, I'm. in'ermsnt Lincoln Me-
WILLIAMS, SALLY ANN. On Friday.
LIAMS, beloved mother Of Carl, James
survived b. otnsE rsiatives am ant f friends s
me tb Iste st MTs WlIliama may be viewed
s.. me-. after IL noon Sunday. Sep
tember 10. where services will Be held
On Monday. September IL. at ] pm.
interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
wIMBERLY, SAMUEL. on sunday, Sep
TENDER o, 1855, In Brooklyn, N. r.,
SAMUEL KIMBERLY, devoted hus-
nand Of India Wimberly. father Of
M wmTsFy ss6seS: s so5 S q Mrs Fanny
BENJAMIN johnson Of New York, Grace,
John and Charles Wimberly, Christine,
REGINALD, Judy, Shirley, Donald. Doug
survived By. many other relatives SIS and d
friends. After pm. Monday Sep
IETssissr Funeral Home. $50 Rhode
September rs. At s D. at q the TTe empye
Church Of God in Christ, sol 9tIl
ST.. s.W., Elder Samuel Kelsey Of
t niclnsIn G.m.t dnterment Arlington Ma
ROBERT wooLRIDGE. On
E Mssffns woolE stBtsRO %rNsroS S6s f9R
:, s. nv, Apt, 81; beloved husband
q Kooert =; Walker. brother Of Mrs
Winston Of PhiIaiei5hia, Ia, and
brother-in-law OF Warren Carter and
MIS-. Carrie winston. He also Is SUR
ylyed BY rieess, nephews, other rela-
sunday hd sep 5tSSHsSs a. after friends S sTe
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1882 You ST NV. where funeral serv-
ICES xill be held at pm. Monday.
SSs stienal Cemetery interment Arlington
w0RIEY. NINA ,nee PARRISH. 70 On
E E5pl6sy; september a. 1856. NINA
% %SRE9 3, q hrs. RiY Ed No beloved
r. and Alvin r. Woriey She also
Is survived by sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth Manning: a brother. David Par
y the dasc Funeral ri Home @ ayaf fal
VILE Nd. after 10 am. Sunday. Sen
.eniber whera services viii 5,
30 On Reiativess ep and friends as ,s :.
vited. inIerment Fort Lincoln Gene
ssStsmber Il. 1853. At her n f residsncs
1884 N st. NV. FLORENCE A.
Young and Mrs. John z. Bovland,
both OF Washington. d G.. and Mrs
Edward J. Whelan OF Savannah. Ca
Friends may call at her LATE residence
where prayers will be said on Monday.
SeDtemner II. at $3.50 am; thence 10
the Holy Trinity Catholic Churcn. atith
and Q SITS. NV, where mass will be
onered at Q am. Interment Holy Rood
Cemetery. lie
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safety laws and compulsory driv-
ing tests in various States. He
also travelled to Germany and
Austria to study trafic problems.
His work in visual training
included studies Of muscular
imbalance and the use Of exer-
else to improve vision.
A native Of Holley. N. Y. DR..
Silver came to Washington in
1912. He practiced for many
years at the FaTagut Medical
Building at Seventeenth and ]
streets NV.
The first president Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia optometric So
ciety, healso served for many
years as chairman Of the Motor
Vision Commission Of the Ameri-
can Optometric Association. He
was past president Of the Cos
mopolitan Club. A Mason. he
belonged to the Knights Templar
and Almas Temple.
He held the chair Of professor
Of physiological optics at the
Rochester School Of Optometry
at one time. and also lectured
on optonletry and the eyes.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ida Phelps Silver. a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Alexander.
of San Bruno, Calf. and one
grandson.
Services will be held tomorrow
in La Jolla.
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Henry uehring, y,
Mochinist Teacher
AT Catholic u.

Henry Duehring. 70, machinist
teacher in the engineering de-
|partment at Catholic University,
died Friday at Providence Hos
|pital after a machine weighing
several tons fell on his leg Mon
day.
Mr.. Duehring was moving a
drill press in the Engineering
Building when the 7-foot-high
machine slipped on a roller and
caught his leg. He fell TO the
concrete floor, hitting his head.
Mr.. Duehring died Of a pulmon-
airy embolism, police said.
Mr.. Duehring was born In
Washington. He retired IL years
ago as an instructor Of machine
ist apprentices at the Naval Gun
Factory after A years service.
For the last 10 years he had
been at Catholic University.
Mr.. Deuhring was a member
of st. Matthew's Lutheran
Church, the Anacostia Masonic
Lodge and the Machinists'
Union.
Survivors include his widow.
Mrs. Johanna Manglitz Duehr-
ing, and q daughter. Mrs. Ger
trude Hemmerich Of the home
address, 3400 Highwood drive
Sc.
Services win be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Simmons flu
neral home. 1861 Good Hope
road Sc. Burial viii be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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lii Aarntnrtailt

FREDERICK Z. IN 10y
ing memory Of my husband, FRED
ERICK WHITFIELD, who passed
away two years aCo today. September
l6, 1854.
The cover OF Hfe's book is closed
For the one I loved so well:
But loving deeds OF bygone days
Are what the pages tell.
Each chapter In II leaves a thought
AS lovely as can be,
For me TO keep within my heart
In loving memory
/ miss you no less as time passes on
Than l did on the daV Of your
For absence can never close the door
Of my heart
And the lamp Of my love is still
Yogk IoNyINo WIFE. MIN11E R.
WHITFIELD
ZURLO, JOENETTE MARIE. In mem
DRY Of our beloved dauEhter. JOENETTE
MARIE zURLO. who passed away one
year ago today, September o. 1855
There Is a grief that can never and
earthly comfort.
A wound that only prayers and God
can heal;
The loving memories and sorrows en-
bedded so deeply IN ciir hearts
No human tongue could ever reveal
Sadly missed.
MOTHER, DAD. JOSEPH
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In Mrmnriaii.

HoLLEY. JOHN NORRIS. In loving
father. JOHN Norris H HoiIIHa x S6c
passed away six years $50, September
Though you have passed beyond my
To that fair land that knows no right.
/ feel your nearness and still cling
Devoted 81 eSHE '0 WIRE AND 5sG csTEnRRSN
IBERsON. MITTIE L. Passed away
gone, but the ones who love her dearly
VIII always remember her.
HER DAUGHTER, GRANDDAUGHTER
A ASn,r1 TIE LoLLAR AND PAYNE
HELEN HANDEN. In low
ing memory q our devoted wife and
motner, HELEN HANDEN WILKINSON,
day.
Always dear in our memory. Your
kinuneSs your devotion, your love for
family and humanity, your GOOD works.
and our fond remembrance Of you will
serve forever as monument OF your
JOSEF MiILENsoN. ROY n. MILL
ENSON.
JAMES. A tribute Of love
and devotion to- the memory OF our
9 Tary n9spand snd father. JAMES MON
today. September 10, 1919.
You left . beautiful memory,
4 sorrow too great to be told:
But to US who loved and lost you,
your memory will never grow old,
Our Thoughts Of you will never fade
- When all the rest have flown:
your memory, as the brightest star,
VIII always light our homes
WIFE AND CHILDREN
PROCTOR, WALTER NJ. In loving mem
Dry OF dear husband and father,
WALTER NJ. PROCTOR, who departed
ms ms NE TOUT years ago today, Sep
But memories turn back every leaf
Sadly missed by
WIPE AND CHILDREN.
SCOTT. DOROTHY H. m memory az
our beloved mother and erandniother
DOROTHY II. SCOTT. who passed away
tgo. years ago today, September IS,
II vas two years ago today
4 h dsy you 50 s oaieuy stole away:
When God stepped in and took the best.
Your smile, your love, we'll always
win Be il our hearts like a burning
Our !. 1sa Il viii be heavy as the days
But We know, YOU are resting with your
YOUR vn DAUGHTER. soN-N-LAw.
SCOTT, DOROTHY n. In loving mem.
DRY of our loved one DOROTHY II
SCOTT, who passed away TWO years
ago today, September 10, 1854.
In our hearts your memory linsers,
Sweetly, tenierly, fond and true;
there is not a day that passes
That We do not think OF YOU
SISTER, CONETTA REDDICK: RROTH-
Err. FRIEDRICH HALL; NIECE.
SCOTT. L0UvINIA. In memory Of my
dear mother, -LOUVINIA SCOTT. who
departed this life September 10, 1870.
ccd gave ne a wonderful mother,
she was one who never crew old
God made her smile as the SUNSHINE,
he made her heart Of pure sod
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, CARRIE B
WASHINGTON
sYDNOR. GEORGE L. In memory Of INV
husband. GEORGE L. SYDNOR, Who
passed to the land n sunshine ana
love September 10. 1852
HIS DEVOTED WIFE MATTE.
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Police Chiefs Reflect
Murray Vice President

Metropolitan Police Chief Rob-
ert v. Murray has again been
elected a vice president Of the
International Association Of
Chiefs Of Police.
The election took place at the
annual meeting in Chicago.
Chief Murray was elected to q
vice presidents post at the meet
ing in Philadelphia a year ago.
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that, If he made good here, he
would remember those back in
Austria. He personally paid for
the passage of more than 80
Austrians here, and saw to 1t
that they got a good start in
America.
On his S0th birthday, 1000 Of
the Capitals business, industrial,
financial. and civic leaders helped
him celebrate at a reception at
the Mayflower Hotel.
He remarked at that time,
None who has seen this land as
I have through all Of the years,
wonderful for all of their DIM
culties and problems. can have
any doubt as to its future"
Mr.. Gichner was the treasurer
and one of the founders Of the
Jewish Community Center. He
was past president Of Adas Israel
Congregation, one of its early
trustees. and helped build both
the present synagogue at Come
ticut avenue and Porter street
NV. and the earlier one at Sixth
and Eye streets NV.
Services Tomorrow
He was a member Of Harmony
Masonic Lodge No. II, of the
Philatelic Society, and Of the
Oldest Inhabitants.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Tina Fischer Gichner, of
the home address, and four sons
and a daughter: Jacob, 1901
Massachusetts, avenue NV;
Henry. the vice president and
general manager Of the iron
works, of 6115 Thirty-third
street NV; William w., 814-
Larch avenue, Silver Spring, and
Joseph M. 1915 Shirley lane,
Chevy Chase, Nd. both Of whom
also are in the firm, and Mrs.
Hanna Bernhard, 74O4 Brook
vile road. Chevy Chase, Md. A
sister. Mrs. Regina Weinberg, of
Baltimore; is grandchildren and
four great grandchildren also
survive.
Services viii be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Adas Israel Con-
gregation, with burial in Adas
Israel Cemetery.
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Iron Man Fred S. Gichner,
Immigrant Who Made Good

Fred S. Gichner. who died yes
terday, was one of the last of a
special breed of Americans.
His was the story of the i'm
migrant boy who made good
His firm. the Fred S. Gichner
Iron Works, was nationally
known.
His also was the story of the
artist and craftsman proud OF
his craft. a craft almost extinct
today. His hand-wrought gates,
railing and other ornamental
iron works adorn many historic
buildings here.
His also was the story of the
philanthropist, whose gifts to
the community matched his own
success.
Called the Iron Man
Mr.. Gichner often was called
the Iron Man. Considered by
some the dea nof American iron
workers, he opened a one-man
shop here in 1898 on the site of
the present Post Office Building
at Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Today, the
lf1ve-building plant at Twenty
fourth and M streets NV. is
reported to handle business rum
ming into the millions. Until very
recently he visited the plant
every day, toured the buildings,
and made suggestions for mod
Iernizing and improving.
One of IA children, he began
his career as boy-apprentice ir
Vienna. There. he worked in 9
basement shop, forging, firing
and drilling. He and other boy
apprentices slept in TERED cots
in a back room after a 12-hour
day. They worked six and a half
days a week.
They received food, shelter and
10 cents on Sunday. Mr.. Gichner
used to recall that that 10 cents
bought their one really good
meal-bread and leftover saus-
age.
Did Embassy Gates
At night, he studied freehand
design.
All over Washington, today
are examples of his ornamental
iron work. His own favorite was
the intricate gate at the Pakis-
tan Embassy, designed ano
wrought in 1918. The marques
stair-railings, and entrance gates
in many other embassies, includ-
ing the British, Austrian, Cze-
choslovakian and Brazilian were
his work. The ornate, lacy iroE
grills on many Georgetown
homes. and the priceless iron
and glass tables and chairs ir
the mansion at Dumbarton Oaks
also were fashioned by him.
He could recognize another
craftsmau's work at a glance
and had a valuable collection Of
metal art works of all kinds. in
Guiding a number of his own de.
sign and creation. This collec.
ton, arranged by him. was dis.
played at the National Museum.
Mr.. Gichner once told a re-
porter he achieved success by liv.
ing up to his own code-the Ter
Commandments.
His firm has produced mats
rial for every American war eff
fort since the Spanish American
War. He received the first
three-star Army Navy E awarded
in the Washington area for his
plant in World War II.
He never forgot his pledg
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN--2 burial crvpts, IN the
unique Garden Of Apostles. must sell
~. 5-l1s4. evenings. Saturdays, sun
In Fails Church; save from private
party IA s-11s0
ATTRACTIVE National Memorial Park
Cemetery lot. Falls Church. sites,
ssg5; Caucasian Hu 3-55Ti. tore
noon XII s-6eSn, evenings.
cp On ss4iit "a l srayestss 1Srt o.
al reasonable TU- s-s9si
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
- choice lots reasonable. to close
estatt. AP 7-u559
CEDAR HILL--6-ETave lot reasonable
30, c-3aiu ~
5 SIZES b Fort Lincoln Cemetery, sees
CEDAR Hills Erayesites IN hishest
part Of eemetefs priced low on your
terms. RA d-s20u veekcays.
CEDAR HILL CENETERY-Must sell
immediately. tremendous sacrifice. "a
grsyssises in two choicest lots Box
PARKLAWN--choiee lot a sites, in
GeEden 81 caseades reasonable price
Nh N-@.A3
ii slTEs FOR SALE, All or part: tsa.
Eonanle Fort Lincoln cemetery, Du
4 CEMETERY SITES in National Me-
naorisl ssrk sscrlGes cail vi s-45Il
SILL SITS So, LOT 8. SECTION EYE
-i.unW Furt Lincoln Cemetery. hieh,
re1f chapel G.. J EfNSstLs Art 4
1910 sslsed1, Coral Gables Fla r.
f0RT LINCOLN chosee Rrsvssstes
asar Msxanlc SECTION, velue. S6iiN sac
FiAgr >.sli.. nft III e-ssf
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
: cfnsFe saiH eat lots, COS, $50. sci
49, WE A-Si4h
sneteFs FAILS CAarsh. Va KI 49, -
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK, pan,
c. rchA-s aEes. r-aEt.fat icca-irn'
taeslhct FE S-tees.
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With Regard to a
Card Of Thonks

veg often . cord Of thanks h
The Stol meets Q need srhich con
hardly Be solved N onV other uor
Not only Is u . gracious expression
Of gratitude to those who have sent
florol tributes but also eourieousN
acknowledges the services ono kind
nesses Of the mony to whom per
sonol note Of ihonks eonnoi veil Be
mailed o. whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known Insertions o.
cord Of thonks moS be orToneed
by telephone 10 The Sto' ST ; 5000
The Evening and Sunday Sio'
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FUNERAL DESIGN
eco g. SHAFFER. NC

oppressive fora Eflsstet Nocersts
r-tces CpeE czNg sun hol6ays Phone
orders also accspte1 Z 80 e n wees
niants svV l4th s. Nv kA s-eiO5
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BAY. KATHERINE BILLINGsLEY. /

KATHERINE BILLINGSLEY BAY Of
Brandywine, Md, beloved DAUGHTER of
Georsis Katarah Billtngsley and the
Of Charles Gilbert Bay, ir. and Law
renee Bay: sister OF Nelson and Anna
Btilingsley Of Brandywine. Nd. Friends
may call al the Richie Brothers Eu-
neral Home, Upfer Marlboro. Md,
after : D m on SUNDAY, September 10.
Services will be held In the funeral
home chapel on Tuesday Septem-
her IS at 1880 am. with the Rev
Albert ARK officistine Interment Nc
Kendree Cemetery, 7. B., Md. IL
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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CrenatOriun1

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
9Th ana Mass Ave Ne ~ a.12ON
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Buria. Allowance. $3.50
el6 H st NE IL 5-4sSO
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Dratha

MINNIE L. on Friday,
september IA, 1856, at the CIRCLE IeLl
race hospital. MINNIE c, ALkAANDEk
or $40 Monticello. ave., Alexanoris'
Va. beloved wife OF the late John NJ
Alexander, mother of Mrs. Thelma
Cogswell. MS Ethel Hardester and
RAYMOND Alexander She also Is sur
ytyed Dy Six grandchildren ard three
Il sal erendJhildten; Friends may cal
A. the Lee Funeral Home, attn 81
and Mass ave ne where services VIII
b. neld on Monday. September Il;
At 7:}0 pm. further services VIII
be held at the Church of the Srethern'
Timberville, Va. on Tuesday. Septem-
Ger Is, at " pm, EST. lnterment
church cemetery 10
BARBER. ODESSA MAE. on Thursday,
September ~, 1856, at her residenee,
1ua 3nd ST. S w.. ODESSA MAE BAR
Der. she leaves TO mourn her pass
ing one sister, two brothers, otner
relatives and many friends Remains
resting a. the John T. Rhines q co.
Funeral Home. 9DI 3rd 81. s.w. where
friends may call after 4 pm. Nom
dag, September II. and where tuneral
services viii be held On TUESDAY, sep
TENDER Is. at ! p.m., the Rev. Y. n.
Whiting oficiating. InteFment Wood
lawn Cemetery. II
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NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK. Fsns
sss.sass re S-lees,
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yAHoRNEv. JOIN L. On THURSDAY
s s.9bNay z, 1899. JOHN L; MA
S nsy Hs also o. Fn surHv, MH sao
cousins and many other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. sunday. septsm-
esr 40, iElsnss gpssS eall q ne Frazier
NV, Mass van Be SAID on tuesday,
Lady Of Perpetual Hein Church. 1900
Morrls ra; Sc; interment Arlington
MARSHALL. WILLIAM sEBA. On sep
snssr WILLIAM q sF ss0%s'h M XfysHS0STsh
sss 90 wears. beloved has6snd q
tcgFmsfly Of clarksvills, Nc, and son
sad iaahss q Henf ~ 'I MSrsh a S' q
Kingston, Pa Mrs. CAROLYN M john
q ne Misses ElIssbeth and MsrS Mar.
a the Frlsnds sSrisi tns SANDY Sandy
springs Nd on Tuesday, septem-
scat.iSa.iOns may Be ma made 8 to S'N Il:
MAsARYK. KARoLINA AGNES. on
HwE issI.. September a.. 1856 a The
NEs RsA SYPR' BELOVED E KAso 81 n:
late Paul Masarvk. mother Of Mrs.
stephanie Cheek, Mrs. Eyeiyn Fowler,
pot ns 81 WSes n g,Dn, G. NJ Albert
Masaryk also Is survived BY four erano-
uaughters nve granosons and ten Rreat-
grandchildren Funeral from the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Home, 1871 Geor-
ga ave NV or Monday, September
u, a. s:i5 an Rsouism mass At 81.
M. AZ ~ am. interment Mount
MeGGwN. Col. DANA POWERS. On
Reed Hospital, COL. DANA POWERS
Mc0oWN Of 3424 South Wakefieid
Margurite de Hart McGown, son Of Mrs
Annie B: Mcoown, brother Of Miss
Lillian McooEn and Mr.; Monroe \.
may can at the Domaine Funeral Home.
go South Washington st.. Alexandria,
Va, Funeral services and Interment
National Cemetery. q. 8. Military
Academy. West Point, n T., on Tues
cav september IL. 1855. II
MEEKs. JOHN HENRY. on Friday. Sen
TENDER ~, 1855. JOHN HENRY MEEKs
81 4404 32nd st., Mount Rainier. Nd.
ttsther Of John D. and Richard =.
Pauline z Gilbert. Services Al Cham
bsis Funeral Home, 5SOl Cleveland
ave. Riverdale. Nd Notice Of time
iater Interment Arlington National
MELETIO, MONROE L. A special COM
n munication OF Hiram Lodge.
EA No. 10. F. A. A. M, Is hereby
IN called for Monday. Septem-
MN Der II, 1856. at 1910 p.m.,
ESIN a. az the srr Masonic Temple for
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FRANK p. MEMBER
Of Washington Post No.
Wars. are requested to al
tend National Honor Guard
services at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th St and Mass. ave
1891 ne. ct pm. Monday Sep
TENDER IL. 1856. Interment at Ar
mngton National Cemsterv at 10 am.
wednesday. September l9.
HEREdRMEERlTl RoRG saaAAs y ~ e.G.mdr.
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BURGESS. CAROLINE NJ. on Friday.
September IL. 1855, A.. her residence.
oi4S 3lst 81. NV. Mrs CARO- me
NJ BURGESS, widow Of the late John
r. Burgess and beloved mother Of Mrs.
Bursess and the late Mrs Emma B.
avery. She also is survived by her
sister. Mrs Louise Garner: two grand
Funeral services will be held at the
Hysong Funeral Hcme 1900 N 81
NV, on Monday, September II. at 2
pm. Interment Gleuwcod Cemetery
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MONROE L. A special com-
munication OF Hiram Lodge.
No, 10. F. A. A. NJ, Is hereby
called for Monday. Septem-
Der II, 1856, at 1:30 pm,
at the Masonic Temple for
the purpose Of attending the
funeral OF our lete brother.
!. ME Idn Cir, 49,.
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I4sg;c.M MAY y, ALBERT 6, MEDIcA

South Cherry St. Fails Church, va,
Amy, H Clark. father OF Mrs. Laura
G Itmmons and brother Of Mrs. Louise
II. Gallaher and Mrs. Helen G. Jack
son. Remains At Chambers Funeral
September Il, a. 1890 pm Services
In Fort Mver Chapel, Fort Myer, Va
At pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Is
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on Thursday, September is. 1856, at
Sibley Hospital HARRIET MAY BUG
BEE OF 7l30 Chestnut 81. NV. be-
loved sister OF Miss Mary r. Buebee
neral Home, 254 Carroll st. NV. ozark
ing lot nppositel. where services will be
held on Monday, September n, at II
am. Interment Confessional Gene
terry. IR
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denly, or Saturday. September is.
1855, at Carlisle, Pa, GEORGE
ERNEST KNAPP, Jr., beloved son Of i
George Ernest. ST.. and Marion r
Lester L, Knapp ard Mrs Edward
Samperton. Friends may call at the
Iakoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
st, Nv. (parking lot oppositei. Notice
of services later.
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LUCAS, CLARENCE. Onieets and mem
Z bers OF BenninR Council. No
MAASaksH 81. Jr. o. u. 4 M. ard
HNkEA,Ak Color Guara members are se-
HW1NF quessed 70 be at Chambers
N~Nl Funeral Home. n. iith Il.
Sc, IN Monday seutenter
II. $50, At 7.3O pin, 10
hold services for our late brother.
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LLCAS, CLARENCE 8. OF Westminster.
D. G. on September IA. 1850, brother
Of Ms. Lucy v PheIps, Ms. Frances
Lan9lez. Mrs. May Mudd MIA ManCe
A. Lucas. PRAYERS at Chambers Fu-
neral lore ST tIth st &c On
Tuesday. SsDtenber Is al $40 a m
Mass Ct 81 Marsarets chuIeh. $40
Addison I'd, Seat plrasart Nc Al
s.I5 an. Intermens Cedar Hill Gene
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Hospital, FRED c. sANTMYERs Of
M Moi igth ST. Sc. brother 81 Miss
San.myers, both of washington. d. CT
Selpy ) Santmvers Of Lockport, N y
and Mrs Jessie NJ West OF Port
Deposit, Nd. Services at the g. H..
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901 l4thI
st. NV, on Sunday. September 16, at =
pm parking facilitiesl Intermenti
prospect Hill Cemetery, Front Royal,
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PEELER, CATHERINE. The (, family OF 4
49, tasa CATHERINE PEEP ER, 10 r.

SLOAN, EsTELLE G. The family Of
The late EsTELLE @. SLOAN wish
TO express its gratitude to ( ger =
Atkinson, New York City: Elder Paul
Cantrel aud MS associate elders OF
the First Seventh-Day Adventist
Church. WASHINGTON, D. O.: the pail
bearers anQ members. ana Inc many
relatives and friends who in any
manner expressed their sympathy DUR
ing the recent bereavement.
CLAUDIA NJ BAILEY AND FAMILY.