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Caleb O'Connor, Composer
And Public Speaking Teacher

Caleb w O'Connor. rs, public
speaking teacher and composer
died Tuesday at his home at
3066 Que street NV.
Mr. O'Connor directed his
school, the O'Connor School of
Expression. for 35 years here,
retiring about four years ago.
He also served until his death
on the faculty Of the Washing
ton Academy of Speech. Among
the celebrities Mir. OConnor
coached at his school, at which
he emphasized training for radio.
we're Arthur Godfrey and BOB
Consldine.
In the early l93os Mr.. O'Con-
nor was staff coach for all Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. an
nouncers.
Mr.. O'Connor. who was known
to his friends as Mike. had over
200 songs and college marches
to his credit. He was best known
as the author of the words for
Yale's famed Down the Field. +"
which he wrote while a student
at Yale Law School in the class
Of 1904.
Native of Philadelphia
He wrote the words and music
for Dear Western Maryland
while an undergraduate at West
ern Maryland College in the
class Of 1898. Later in life. he
wrote the words and music for
Cheer Pennsylvania. for the
University of Pennsylvania. He
was native of Philadelphia.
Mr.. O'Connor was a trustee
of Western Maryland, from
which he received his ABB and
MA degrees. He held an LII B
degree from Yale University Law
School
He was a charter member and
one Of the last survivors of the
original group of alumni in the
Washington Chapter OF the
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representative of the Eastern
United States.
Mr.. Etris was advance agent
for D. w, Grifflth's Birth of a
Nation" and Intolerance" in
Maryland, Virginia, New Jersey,
West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
When he came to Washington
to book the film. Mr.. Etris be-
came a close friend of theater
chajn-oWner, Harry Crandall,
and subsequently became man.
ager of the Knickerbocker
Theater. That was in 1921.
After the Knickerbocker Thea
ter was rebuilt as the Ambas-
sador Theater. Mr.. Etris re-
manned as manager, retiring in
1852.
His daughter is his only i'm
mediate survivor.
Services will be held Saturday
afternoon in Drexel. Pa.
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John Edward Brady, Marine,
Victim of Automobile Crash

Marine Corps Pfc. John Ed
ward Brady, 20. of Tab Grafton
street, Berkshire, Md, died of
injuries received in an automo-
bile accident at Camp Pendle-
ton, Calf. The accident occurred
Wednesday.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
L. Brady. the youth attended St
Peters Parochial School, gradu-
ating in 1949. He was graduated
from st. Johns College High
School in the summer of 1853
and Joined the Marine Corps a
month later.
Upon his graduation from
radio school. he was assigned to
the 1st Marine Division. He
served with that group in Korea
in 1854 and 1855.
His father is employed by the
Embassy Dairy. Mrs. Brady
serves as a relief telephone OPP
orator for The Star.
In addition to his parents,
Pfc. Brady is survived by a sis
ter, Nancy Alvina Brady.
Funeral arrangements will be
completed when his body is
flown here from California
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life in Montgomery County and
for the past sc years at 20G
Monroe street.
He was graduated from An
drew Small Academy in Darnes-
town as Valedictorian of the class
Of 1904. For the following three
years he taught in the elemen-
tary schools in the county. He
was clerk to the Board of Edu-
cation from 1907 to 1903 ano
then he became assistant super
lntendent of schools. Eight years
later he was promoted to acting
superintendent. He held this
position year until his elevation
to superintendent.
Held CIV Degrees
DR.. Broome held an LIB. de-
gree and an ALB. degree, with
distinction, from George Wash
ington University. He also re-
ceived his diploma in education
from that university and his doc.
tor of letters from the Univer.
sity of Maryland.
DR.. Broome had been an &C.
tive leader and counsellor III
many national professional or
CARNATIONS.
Dr.. Broome is survived by hi;
widow. Mrs. Hannah Jone!
Broome, and a daughter, Flea.
nor, an instructor in education
at the University of Maryland
both of the home address. Also
surviving is a sister. Miss Grace
Broome, Of Silver Spring.
Services will be held on Mon.
day.
The family requests that ex.
pressions OF sympathy be sent tC
Montgomery County Genera
Hospital at Olney. Md.
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nunriliun

RATHNER, MAURICE. The family OF
MAURICE RAJ HNER invites all irlenus
10 attend ali unwilling in his blessed
memory on Sunday April S. 1856. al
pm, at Klng David Cemetery. Cars
VIII leave at / pm. from 6Il1 Kan
sas ave
RUBIN, BARNAT, There will he an UNI
velling OF a plaque to the memory
Of the late BARNAT RUBIN father
Of Mrs, Eda SHERMAN al 1880 pm
Sunday, April &. 1856 al the King
David Memorial Garden Cemetery, Falls
Church, Va Relatives and friends
are cordially invited to attend
SCHLOSSENBERG. MARY. There will
be an unyeiling on Sunday. -April S
1906, at II 30 am. at the EleSavat-
grad Cemetery, 3233 18th pl sc
Family ana friends are invited to at
SCHOFER, MINNIE G. A monument will
late MINNIE q scHoFER at la:3G "a
pm Sunday April S, 1855 at the
B,nai Israel Cemetery Oxon Hill Mo
Family and friends invited WIN leave
from ;05 Boston ave, 1akoma Park
Nd, at II am.
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y
nj Association. who have helc
weekly luncheons continuously
since 1919.
First Lions President
The first past president Of
the Washington Lions Club, Nj.
O'Connor also was second past
president OF the Lions Bulletin
Editors. He correspondent regu-
larly with members of the lat.
ter organization all over the
world.
Mr.. OConnor was a member
OF the University Club. the Arts
Club and Pi Delta Alpha fra.
ternlty.
His wife died in 1914. He i,
survived by ms son. Caleb Henry
O'Connor, of Glastonbury, Conn.
and two graddaughters.
Services were to be held this
afternoon at Baker Chapel OF
Western Maryland College
Westminster, Md. with Dr.. Low.
ell Ensor. president of the col
le2e. officiating.
In keeping with Mr.. OCon-
nor's last wish, following crema-
ton his ashes will be scattered
over the Western Maryland
campus.
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DR.. Edwin Broome Dies;
Montgomery Educator

Ii. EhN1A p" dl IltlQ DIUulIlt
whose name was synonymous
with public school education in
Montgomery County. died yes
terday at his home at 202 Mon
roe street, Rockville. He was II.
Although DR.. Broome had had
a heart condition for some time.
his death was unexpected. Dur
ing the day, ne had worked in
the small greenhouse the teach
erS of the county gave to him
when he retired.
Since retirement in 1853 he
had continued his work on his
writings, which were to be pub
lished through the Broome edu-
cational project fund with money
raised by thousands Of Mont
gomery County residents.
DR.. Broome was superintendent
of schools in Montgomery County
for sc years. Somewhere along
the line, friends said of him. he
caught a certain dream, ="
focused on his tremendous faith
in the possibilities for the growth
Of child
Had Faith in Future
Out of this faith grew his
leadership in the work for better
schools, better teachers and bet
ter parents, all of which, he felt.
create a situation in which the
child can reach his greatest
stature.
AS result of his dream, Mont
gomery County has been in the
forefront in establishing kinder
gartens, Junior high schools.
junior colleges. the school lunch
program, consolidated high
schools and single salary
schedule for elementary and
high school teachers.
Dr. Broome was one Of the
outstanding leaders in the field
OF education in the Nation. He
had pioneered in teaching
methods. many of which have
been adopted in schools through
out the country.
A l2-yeaf school system was
established in the county instead
Of the ll-year system under DR..
Broome's leadership when he
initiated the junior high school
system in Maryland.
Taught Summers at L. of Md.
For approximately "a years
DR.. Broome taught summer
school at the University of
Maryland. record not matched
by any other superintendent
Dr. Broome was born in
Jamestown. Md. the son OF
Mary Wart1eld and Alexander
Brocme. ne had lived his entire
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Mrs. Gilmore Gray. "a,
Former Actress

! COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.
April 6 Pl,--Mrs. Gilmore Jack
son Gray, "a. former Broadway
and Hollywood actress, died il
hospital Wednesday after {
long Illness.
A native of Sioux City, Iowa
She came to Colorado Springs
about so years ago. She Starteo
her theatrical career with {
stock company in the old Crane
Opera House here.
In 1915 she was married to thu
late r. H. Gray Of New York
Appearing on the stage under
her husbands management, she
worked opposite such stars a,
Lou Tellegen, Leo Garlic anc
Robert Ames.
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DR.. Guius G. Atkins,
Retired Clergyman

BETHLEHEM. Pa, April
Pl.-Dr Gaius Glenn Atkins. 81
retired clergyman, educator anc
author. died yesterday at his
home here.
He was the author of more
than 20 books.
DR.. Atkins was ordained a min
lister of the Evangelical ongre-
gatlonal Church in 1895 anc
served at several pastorates ir
New England and Detroit. Mich
In 1927 he joined the faculty
of Auburn Theological Seminary
as professor of homiletics anc
sociology. He retired with the
rank of professor emeritus in 1889
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Gustav lIImer, SO

MIDDLEBURY. VI, April
e. Gustav Illmel. 60. retire.
professor OF music at Marylanc
Womens College in Luthclyille
Md. died Yesterday at his home
A concert pianist, Mr.. Illmel
moved to Middlebury after his
retirement IN 1916. He is sur.
yived by his widow. Jessy. ano
a brother, Louis, OF Cortland
N. Y.
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Wheaton Luncheon

DR.. Howard A. Meneely presi-
dent of Wheaton College. Nor
ton, Mass. will address the
Wheaton College Alumnae Clubs
OF the District of Columbia,
Richmond and Baltimore at
their annual luncheon. The
luncheon is to be held at / pm.
tomorrow at the Burlington
Hotel. Prospective freshmen of
the area have also been invited.
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Jonas c. Andersen, 81,
Kuhn. Loeb Partner

NEW YORK, April 6 lPD-
Jonas c. Andersen, o., a partner
in Kuhn, Loeb g. Co., one
OF the Nations largest invest
ment brokers. died Tuesday after
a lengthy illness.
Mr.. Andersen was former
vice president of the Chase Ma
tional Bank. now the Chase
Manhattan Bank.
A former president of the
Blair Holding Co, Mr.. Ander-
sen Joined Juhn. Loeb g. Co in
l948 and became a partner last
year.
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lit MFmnriant

BUTLER, ANNIF D. A token Of low
10 the memory OF my dear grand
mother ANNIE d BUTLER Who pas,c,
peaceiully, away thirteen years asn to
day, April q, 1913
Her life is beautiful memory.
Her absence a silent grief
She sleeps IN Gods beautiful garden
In tho sunshine Of perfect peace
DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER EDNi
NJ BOWIE
FLETCHER, WILLIAM X. ULARENCE,
brotac sg''' wIiihA%Mi' 81 eli AF 9e,2yf
wears alu tuuay April II. lu5I
HIS DEVOTED BRoTHERs FDW II
Ard WILSON I FLETCHER
HAYES, MAUD v N loving manor
@ oaT 10 ~ dauFltcT aud sister
two wears aao tuday April Is 1874
You we're such wonacrful daughter
So gentle good and KIND
HouU i've forever IN our hearts
And always ~ our minds
Now there Is nothing We can say
ESccpi . Towns PRAYER. dear daughte
That COD viii bless you
And keep YOU N Ills care
DEVO1 ED MOTHER IDA MlDDl ETON
AND BROTHERS
kOSACK. SOPHIE. In loving mcmor
pi my dear mother SOPHIE KOSACk
who pa Sed away two years aRo today
Aprl q, 1904
] do not need this special day
To brine You 10 my mind
The DAYS | Ito not think Of you
Are vcfg hard 10 find
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER, DOHO
THY WtlDLER
LANE. Laura IN LOVING memory o
oar dear mother Laura LANE, Wh
departed THIS lite .lfircn year, AZ
today Apnl q lGdu
ON hillside ,Vcctly .lccung
Who're tn EoWcts gently wave
lira our dear WutnrI whom We luyCl
Bu' could not save
Ne do not need q special day
To BRING V0a 10 OUT minds
The uayS We 90 not think OF you
Are very bard 70 ind
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS RACHEL
AND BEATRICE
MERIWEIHER- ROBINSON, In mcmur
Of our loved ones MERiWEfHER. ROB
iNSOh who have entered INTO etefna
rest
Al memories oh past that ISL
Loved and remembered aluHyt
NELLIE HENDERSON,
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Jacob Lee CoyeY. IA

PRESTON. Md. April l6 CP).
Jacob Lee Covey. "A. former
Preston Mayor and a town COM
missioner, died yesterday after
an illness of about six weeks. He
is survived by his wife, two
daughters, two sisters and a
brother.
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DR.. o. Bell Close

BELLEVILLE N, j.. April 6
lPl The Rev, Dr. o. Bell Close.
10, pastor emeritus of Fewsmith
Memorial Presbyterian Church
here, died Wednesday. He was
a native of Liberty, Tenn.
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were scheduled to discuss the
significance of the act and cur
rent problems in connection
with it.
The second session will begin
at 2 pm. 1t will be concerned
with the effect of the Clayton
Act on past and pending anti
trust cases. The speakers will
include Joseph E. Sheehy, di-
rector of the Bureau of Litiga-
ton, Federal Trade Commission,
and John T. Dufner, a trial at
torney with the Department OF
Justice,
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Dratha

ZINK. PHILLIP =. on "Wednesday. Ann
! lnln in Milford Conn. PHIiLif
7 link. IN ms jGth year hciolcc
husband Of Matte Gary zins ii rs;
Saturday April ;. at the Henry W
jenkins Funeral Home Baltimore Md
FriencS may call az the jenkins Flu.
neral Home 4au5 York I'd Baltimore
Nd. on Friday hpril g. after ; y m
lnterment Sherwood Cemetery, Cockeys.
VILE MD
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Howard A. Pour
INDIANAPOLIS A.

INDIANAPOLIS, April 6 lPl.
Howard A. Paar. IS, father of
TeleVision Comedian Jack Paar,
died at his home here Wednesday
night. He was a retired New
York Central Railroad super
visor.
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Legal Figures
Attend Bar Fete

Several of the Nations out
standing legal figures were
among the 500 persons at the
opening last night Of the fourth
annual spring meeting of the
antitrust section of the Amer
lean Bar Association. the event
took place in the Mayf1ower
Hotel.
The one-day annual event got
underway at a dinner in the
grand ballroom. The business
sessions were saved for today.
The dinner, presided over by
Fred E. Fuller. chairman of the
antitrust section. was attended
by 600 section members and 200
guests.
John w. Gwynne. chairman of
the Federal Trade Commission
was POSTMASTER. Edward r.
Carr. president of the Washing
ton Board of Trade, was master
Of ceremonies.
Officials Are Guests
Attorney General Brownell
and Associate Supreme Court
Justices Tom c. Clark and Sher-
man Minton were among the
honored guests.
Also present were Judges Z.
Barrett Prettyman. and George
T. Washington Of the U. S. Court
of Appeals for the District of
Columbia; Stanley N. Barnes.
assistant attorney general in
charge OF the antitrust divi-
sion; and five members of the
Federal Trade Commission. Lo-
well B. Mason. Robert T. Sc
crest, William Kern. Sigurd
Anderson and Earl Kintner.
The dinner also was attended
by E. Smythe Gambrell. presi-
dent Of the American Bar Asso-
citation, and Phillip A. Ray. gen.
eral counsel, Department of
Commerce.
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Tentative arrangements are for
a requiem mass at Mount Call
vary Catholic Church, Forrest
vile, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Several Speakers Today

The speeches we're saved for
two sessions today. The first was
to begin at GAS am. S. Chester
field Oppenheim. chairman of
the groups Clayton Act commit
tee; Mr.. Barnes and Mr.. Gwynne
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CEMETERY LOTS

CRYPT ~ FORT LINCOLN. "Gsrden oil
Meditation with tWo burial rights leay-
ina city, must sell TU 2-u6SB 10
CRYPTS 90 Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Row . Serial No 3l2 IN Blessed
satin 10 4-5gfG %
INTERNATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
Choice location n older section 4.site
lot M 100. $500 or best OFFER SIP
&-6t 90 5
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FUNERAL DESIGN
GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.

0GS' W OL1f1r Il ElN, lNN.
Expressive Floral Trihutcs Moderate
prices Open daily Sun, holidays Phone
orders also accepted u 30 to q m week
NIGHTS 900 l4th 81 NV MA s-OI06
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hOfNk4lpluI MdSLt
T. WESTON SCOTT, Secy.
COOkE LEWIS HENRY Sudden

COOKE, LEWIS HENRY. Suddenly, on
SUNDAY April /. 1856 LEWIS HENRY
COOKE son of the iate Israel and
Lucy Cooke, beloved nrOtne! Of MIS-.
Iay Z EurIell and Doio T. Cooke
He also IS survived by one niece Mrs
ONE Thompson. four nepheWs, Ralph
N EDWARD L. and Elmer D Cooke.
ANA oergt George H. johnson. one SIS
teI -ln-.AV Mrs. Anna o COOke, and
other relatives and many friends re
mans resting al the John 7 Rnlnes
d Co Funers! nome HOi .ird St s.N.
@htrc lr4ends may call alter I PIN
Friday. April u and Where funeral sery-
ICES all. De he'd Oh saturday Apra :
at pm Re W.imOre 4 Garter OF
floating lnterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery Fam..v may De seen a. - /
Gault .! ne Phone LII .J-ii9y.
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BUTLER. JANE ELIZABETH.

Wednesday April 4 1856 al the resi-
deaee of her niece. EOS .lsth ave.
BETH BUTLER, wife Of the late Jo-
Eeph Butler Remains may be viewed
a: the Henry S Washington e. Sons
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave. ne.
after 4 pm Friday. April 6 Mass
will be offered al 10 am. Saturday
April a.. at St Mary's Catholic Church
Upper Marlboro, Nd. Relatives and
friends invited 1nterment Mount
Carmel Cemetery
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EARLY MARGARET ROBINSON.

,dence' Brsndyainc Md MARGARE
ROBINSON EARLY beloved vile Of
the late Leonard II Ear!y ana mother
OF Leonard Il Robert X. and Nor
man Early Mrs Emily Z ReArodc
Mrs Lucille Gayer and Mrs. Helen
StrauD 5he also is survived by seven
grandchildren, one brother and iout
SISTERS. friends are iuEIJeu 70 call a.
the Ritchie Bros Funeral home, Gppe.
Marlboro Md Funcrai service Will
be held In tns Chsuei 81 Inc lHcaris-
ton, BrandyUlnD Mo, ou SaluraaJ,
Aprii a. 1850 a IA. tnterment IN
Washington National Cemetery. u
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,ARR. NELsON A. a spe. Al communi.

IAhK, NELSUN 4. 4 SPECIAL communl-
0 canon Of ChAlum Caste
N Lodge No. 1856 A. F. Il
I'm A. M VIII be held al tire
AIM temple on Saturday, April :.
MY 1856. at L., noon. for the
<Zy% purpose OF conducting fu-
NJ neral services for our late
brother, NELSON A CARR
NJ JACK HlROSE.
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LEWIS, CARRIE B. On Monday April
Z; 1896. CARRIE b. LEWIS Of I1la
btinioad ave ne, mother Of Mrs
Katie Lewis, julius ana II Mckinley
Lewis sister OF Mrs Pearl Anna sht
also Is survived BY other relative
and friends, After pm FRIDAY
Apri .. friends ate invited 70 call
a. the Jarvis Chapel li39 You St
NV Funeral services on Saturday
April g.. at p,m. at The Vermont
ave NV, Rev G. I MURRAY minister
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery ii
LLwIs. tANNIL LII ON Thursday
April ,. 1906, al hcI residence. .Gil..
18Th. ~ ne FANNIE LEI LEWIS
aauehter Of the late Gcuttc W and
Betty Lee Of Rirhmond Va beloved
alc Of ~ William b lew. and
sster Of Mrs susan Broughtnu and
Rufus Lee Oflot ir,Bttyct an ma
n'nda also survive hiter r. noon
sunday Apfi d. friends mas cali a.
ihc ttal.rr Funeral Home $50 Rhdd,
lSianq ave NV where services VIII
bc held on Monday Aprl. y at nm
Rev { Shelby ROCKS oitC.a'iur IN
torment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery s
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day AprI ) INJU al her reSluenCe,
Hieh Point n c. ANNIE MEREDITH
BLAIR. wife OF the late Edward Charles
Blair. surviving are number of
nieceS and nephewS She was born
81 Washington, D c March 80. 1871.
Funeral az J pm SUNDAY April s.
from the Springfield Friends Meeting
House In HIGH POINT. n c.
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CARR, Nelson A. on Wednesday.
April 4, 1886 at his residence. Wood
bne. Nd NELSON A. CARR, formerly
Of Mount RAINIER Nd beloved hus-
hand OF Laura c Carr NEE Wilbergl
father Of Mrs Howard H Peter,
grandfather o. Carene. Marian and
Margerv Peter and brother of Ira
j and james Carr and Mrs Isadore
Carpenter Friends may call al the
Nal.et Funera! Home goo Rhode
Island ave a. Eastern ave ne, where
services yi!I be held on Saturday, Aprll
= a. | ~ Relatives and friendS
invited. Interment Ceoaf Hill Gene
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DpdthB
DRAPER v

ARMSTRONG. DRAPER ". on Thurs
dsv'. April ), 1886 at Suburban Hos
plta!, DRAPER W. ARMSTRONG OF
husband OF Gladys L Armstrong and
father Of Mrs. Harry W. Saunders. II
and JACK L. ArmStrons: brother OF
James Howard Armstrong. There also
are i've grandchildren Mr.. Arm
strong rests at the Warner f. Humphrey
Funeral Home, Si34 Georgia ave
Silver Spring Nd where services will
be held on SATURDAY.. April = at =
. Prlgate parking facilities for your
convenience located or WAYNE ave
adjacent to the funeral home)
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UOUTn.v' JH.HI5 = LtTa. ~ IITls NJ
Alexandria Hospital. after a brief Ill
ness. JAMES E. BOUDEN He leaves
a devoted wife, Maize D Bouden four
nieces one cousin and other relatives
and friends. Friends may cali al his
late residence 80 Southwest St Alex
audria Va after 3 IN. Saturday.
Aprll =. Funeral services on Sunday
ApTil :, al : y N a. the Alfred Street
Baptist Church Rev E. W Adkins
officiating lnterment Monday, April
p in Eve!gFeen Cemetery, Rich
mond, Va
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BRooME. DIR. EDWIN wARFIELD. sud.

denly, on Thursday, April ). 1885.
al his home ~. Monroe -. Rock
VILE, Nd. Dr. EDWIN WAKEFIELD
BROOME beloved husband o. Hannah
NJ Broome and father of Eleanor
Broome. Friends are invited 10 cali
al the Colonial Funera! Home OF Rob-
ert A Pumphrey, Rockville Nd Sery-
ices on Monday April 9 at In am
At the Darnestown Presbyterian
Church Darnestown Nd interment
church cemetery In lieu OF flowers.
contributions may ne sent to the Mont
somery County General Hospital Fund.
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COSTELLO. wALIER ; DUCK. Z

on Wednesday, AprlI 7, IJIb- N Nll.-
CHESTER Memorial hospital. W!nenester,
Va WALTER 5 DUCK COST ELLO
HUSBAND Of ElZabtth Thompson Cos
tel.o, son OF the ate Mr. snG Mrs
George Costello. father OF Mrs. DorO-
thy Hanna G! Arlington. Va Ralph
els Costello OF Uppery lie. Va He also
S survived D. four grsndcn..ere
lriends may cal al his late residence,
UpperpAlc Va tai II noon Satur-
DAY April Funera! services Will be
held on Saturcay April :, at . m.
al The MethcdlsL Church. Uppervil4e
Va Rev jane Mead. pastor, official
ms assisted oy Rev Carroll Good
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Cochran Lodgt lntcrment I'y Hi
Cemetery Upperyillc Va
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DIAN, GEORGE A., SR. OF Cobn
Island No on Aprll ), 1916. !atnel
o. George n Dean ir.: 3rotneg OF
Mr. LlUan Mockaoce irs FRANCES
Jerklns. MIS-. Ada jackson. Mrs c4lza-
beth Becker Thomas, Andrew and
joseph Jean. prayers al Chamber
Funeral Home 5li Iltn ST Sc Of.
Saturday April :. al q am Mas
At 81 Peters Church Ind ana { SIS
Sc Al $3.50 IN InteIm"1t Cedar
Hi Cemetery u
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daY' Aprll I 1870 az Montgomery
foan &rrH SS4fs9 6 6si5ata 3NNI u
the late JOIN VI Ic,hhriage oil
SaHdY Suring Nd daughtcr Of the
iait owen and Mary DIsHcy ana
loJiS N ana Harold d Latlbrider
Ms Nellie ONeaic Mrs Volt /
Richardson. MIS- Ia NatEina and
Ms. Il Marie LcthArIdgc She also
i've reat-graudchiidrcu Friends may
call At the Roy " Barber Funeral
Homo Laytonstillc Nd where services
VIII be held on SATURDAY Apfu - al
an. fnterment BurtOnsylle Union
Cemetery