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BAILEY, ADA J.. We wish to express our
sirctre appreciation for the many acts
Of Kindness. expressions Of sympathy,
fora ofierinss; prayers and Son e,nsbors
in the sudden passing Of our DAUGHTER
and sister. ADA BAILEY LEY p.uuy
BROOKS. THOMAS =. We wish 70 ex-
press our sincere thanks and appre-
workers and friends for their noral
tributes. cards, other expressions .S oi
sympathy and services rendered at the
gf RooEs q our l0'e TH fnf PANTY iaIHAs
CHEEK. WILLIAM 7. c. Wish e ex ::
press my gratitude to my many friends
and neighbors for their help: sympatnss
assistance expressed during my recent
0efeaSem MirE EVA JONES CHEEK.
HARKUM. ERNEST. wish 10 express
my deep gratitude e my many fr lena
Beautiful flowers and expressions Of
ssS asssad. 'e ESNks Z a rs ssssn
susie SUSIE LoHAx wishes % EXPRESS their
sincere thanks and appreciation 70
the Rev; 9. R Yan anJ ,I Rev "a Il
the Gethsemane Baptist Church. Union
Wesley A. N. 3. Zion Church. employs
of the Pan American Union. sunny
School. Republican National COMMITTEE
neighbors and friends for their cards.
telegrams. flowers, phone calls. ylsiss,
cars and other expressions OF sympatny
extended at the death Of our loved one.
THE FAMILY.
STREET, OLIVIA B. The family Of the
late OLIVIA STREET wishes to ex-
press their sincere thanks and apprecia-
tion to the Rev. c. T. Murray. Rev; G.
T. Fields. the ConsolinR Choir Of ver,
mont Avenue Baptist Church. Naomi
Chapter. No. Q, and members o. ne
o. Z. g., the neighbors and FRIENDS
for their floral tributes. donation o.
ears and many consoling words OF SYM
patty extended OF the time Of bereave-
ROBERT W. STREET AND MRS. SUSIE
WANDER, JOSEPH T.. sR. wish %
express my appreciation for the many
acts Of kindness. expressions o. syn.
PATTY. Moral offerings and condolences
extended By our friends and neisnnoISs
dying ne sy %dNhr e9ss q q ms na'0Aho'
MRS. JANE e. WANDER. 10
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j. E. Jones, Jr., Dies;
|OHicioI Of Realty Firm

James Emlyn Jones. jr, 40
vice president Of the Frederick
wv. Berens real estate firm, died
yesterday Of q heart attack in
Tucson, Ariz.. while mentioning
He lived at Hathaway" in Po-
ttomac, Md.
Mr.. Jones was a lifelong resi-
dent of the Washington area
His father. who died In 1888,
was director Of prohibition en-
Iforcement under President Cool
lidge and later an official Of the
Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ADMINISTRATION of the Agriculture
Department.
Mr.. Jones was graduated from
Shenandoah Academy In Win
chester, Va, and Georgetown
University's foreign service
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Mrs. Mary Creoue
Native of viroiniu

| MART1NSBURG. w. Va, Feb.
Is (SpeciaD Mrs. Mary Eliza
beth Creque, 80. a resident here
most of her life, died Thursday
in Shenandoah County Hospital
at Woodstock. Va, after weeks
illness.
! A native of Woodstock, she
was the widow Of the late Kinsey
iB. Creque.
Surviving are two sons. Charles
w. Morrison of Annapolis, Md,
and Joseph c. Morrison of New
York City: a sister, Mrs. Lorena
W. Bennett, and two brothers.
! s. g. and J. c. Laughlin, both of
Woodstock. Funeral services and
burial were to be in Woodstock
Sunday.
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Dr.. Gerrit S. Miller, "a,
Smithsonian AnthropoIoqist

Funeral services for DR.. Ger
|rit s. Miller. "a, noted Washing
ton scientist who spent AZ years
with the Smithsonian Institution
viii be held at 8 pm. tomorrow
lat the Hines funeral home. 2901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be private.
DR.. Miller died here Friday OF
pneumonia. month after the
death of his wife. Anne Gates
Miller. former Commissioner OF
1.-THE Girl Scouts of the District
The couple had lived at 2810
Adams Mill road NV.
DR.. Miller was recognized as
lone of the worlds leading au-
liberties on the study of man.
mails. He retired from the Smith
sonian in 1910.
He was a scientist who doubt.
ed Darwin and neld that the
lPiltdown man was fake. This
latter theory. expressed some 81
years ago. rocked the field OF
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Ianthropology for years in con-
|troversy. DR.. Miller claimed the
strange creature with the skull
|of a man and the Jaw of an ape
was essentially impossible. In
1883. British scientists agreed
with him and said the so-called
second most important find in
archaeological history" was a
deliberate fake.
In the field of evolution. DR..
Miller contended that man and
monkeys had a common parent
lor that man was monkeys
brother rather than his son.
Darwin held that man sprang
from an ancient race of mon
keys.
DR.. Miller was also an author
lity of modern art and modern
music. The Miller home was
the scene OF folk dancing and a
center of art and cultural in
terests.
He is survived by brother,
Basil, of Chula Vista. Calf.
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DrathH

AMATo, FRANCES. OF 4e29 etn q =;
joseph r. Amato Mrs Bridget GRIM.
DT Samuel 2 nmaMsS ss Mn h P,:e,o Sss
Prayers al Chamber Funeral Home.
1900 chagg.n =. a.. ~ on MsnG1 q
Eta: ss !, i Iii shsssa
Mary's Cemetery 70
RARGTEIL, GEDALIA. On February ~ ~,
1855 e tie s.,o sss S q 90; II nessis
Bar dass SasS.s tasn esn a ar william
Bargteii Of Silver Spring: Ralph nars.
q, gargteil Of Silver spring: 2, HrS stns
g. e!' also ssrs survived Easp By p .isss sH.nd:
Services from the Sol Levinson Funeral
Home saliimS,. ere VA aov e. tDmily sSS.
Gedslis Bsrsteii Memorial Fund in the
Mon.goTsry County Snsy cs 5ssi'hn ia f fom-
Tsbruary es. a SS1l coiston DR.,
silver Spring.
BAKER, STOKES, sR. suddenly. On
THURSDAY. February 23, 1855; 1879 ns
Tesldsnes 1922 Eye st. s;,. ne. s 4. ~
fd Ha Ann Baker Ieao and father d stokes
Baker. re al:O e survived az q M tno
n.s k. Tsini PTss an. ND NJ. Matte
Baker. and other relatives and many nan,
friends. Remains resting e Nom me M Sssa
IgT wSSsfsESS ,t fqnf e no aSm Sunday.
csii ID the sbove-named funeral home.
Funersl. services on Monday; rsor ps Z.
Ill e shara Il ia 4 Me- Ne Y 9ors ave-
ment Woodiawn Cemetery 70
Butler, HAZEL BLANCHE, On Thnrs-
EsSi sLxa as -. i q h., Haze 1sms.
Kssharine Sue Butler and James Wahl
Butler, H.. DAUGHTER Of Mrs.. Mauoe
amith and sis's, n, Of Mr., "a 3. Mrs. h pss3M
Wood Friends may call ct oawler's
Chapel 1855 Pa; ave. nv. teonrtesy
perkins ecPposite). ..t Service: WI ipf s
terment Arlington National Cemetery
be made to the Cancer Fund. 20
BUTLER. MARGARET z. On THURSDAY
s sss osids Il i. tsS Sw a. hsF ssefnfs
Ter. devoted sister of Eloise Ducketi
and Henry Cooke. She also Is survived
By three nieces four nepheWs, one
great-niece, one ereat-nephew and
other relatives and Friends After !.
may cali At the Frazier Funeral Home
Services SER vii Be held on Monday. Feb:
ruary ~, At ] p.m., Rev. Cecil La
Grange ofieiatins. 1nterment Lincoir
Memorial Cemetery z"
BYRNE, CATHERINE FANNY. On Sat
urday. February %, 1886. az her resi-.
dence. 1853 Adams st. ne. CATHEEiNsit
PANTY BYRNE. beloved wife Of VIII
Eileen Corrisan Of Ottawa, Canada
Mrs. Mary Calhoun Of Washington
b. c., and Mrs. Kay Robinson OF
syracuse. N. Y. and sister, Of Mrs
Harry Lyons OF syracuse. N. x. Friend,
500 Rhode Island ave, at Eastern
terment Notre Dame Cemetery. Ottawa
CAVITY, MARGARET IRENE. On Fri
day February "a, 1885 at Sible!
Memorial Hospital. MARGARET IaENI
CANTY OF 1928 Que st. Sc, beloved
wife Of Owen 2. Canty, mother Of Ststel
May Margaret McMahon and Friedi
soiithern: sister OF Catherine. Mary
John and Richard Dreamer. MT
Georre A. San Fellipo, Mrs. James n
Rogers and Mrs. Chester Cusick: Fu
neral from the James I Ryan Funera
Home. ait Pa ave. Sc, on TUESDAY
February %: at y am: Requiem mas Is
Relatiyes and friends invited. Inter
rnAar Hill CemeteYy ~
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school. He worked in the bust
ness office Of the Washington
Post and for the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. until World War
II. During the war he was a
Naval lieutenant and served on
PIT boats. He was with the
Samuel E. Bogley real estate
firm In the Potomac area before
he became associated with Fred
erick w. Berens about three
years ago.
Mr.. Jones was a member Of
the Potomac Hunt Club and
Congressional Country Club.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Joyce Fisher Jones, whom he
married in 1851; his mother.
Mrs. Marguerite B. Jones. and
a brother, Lambert Jones, both
lof 3245 K,ingle road NV.
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nnuriltnp

KRAKOW, YErTA FINGERHUT. An
KRAKOW FiNdERHuI win be held on
sunday March e. 1856. at IL an
Cemetery. Friends and relatives are
invited to attend,
zIMMER, PAUL. There win be IN I'M
yeiiing Of q monument for the late
PAUL THINNER on Sunday, March Z,
Columbia Lodge Cemetery. 3217 18th
81. Sc. Friends and relatives are
Invited
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In Mriituriatt,

ALsIP. VIRGINIA LEE. In loving mem
VIRGINIA LEE ALSIP. who left US
t tnrs years sso today February 2e'
But It matters not which road we take
How dark and lonely II may be,
We know that some dsy that road viii
M, ls sSvi e .thss ,,, r.v, uv. ,xx
MOTHER. MAHvis HILL.
BATES, WILLIAM JAMES. In memory
Of our beloved son and. brother. WILL
LIAM JAMES BATES. Who passed away
one year ago. February 20. 1855.
The angels are safely guarding
A sacred and silent grave.
For In. IL lies Q precious one
We loved. but could not save.
Some day. some time our eyes shall see
The one We loved 50 well:
Some day some time bis hand wen
A APs Rissr y; sSr .fEfrt 4sp SISTER.
BOONE. WILLIAM In loving remem-
father. WILLIAM BOONE, who passed
70. the great beyond three years ago,
February 20. 1858.
In life We loved you dearly.
Peaceful be your rest, dear one,
DEVoTED WIFE, MARTHA BOONE.
AND dRANDDAUoHTER. INEz N
BROWN. MIR AND MRS. EUGENE Z.
Who ' asp.. sGIs III. o. me- & sssl 1arf rs
KATE " BROWN twenty-seven years
ago, February II, 1929 and father
EUGENE z BROWN fourteen years
ago today. February 90. 1912.
LOVING p 1sss nsEsE s Mis-. ALICE b
MooRMAN.
CoNNoR. adobe GRAVES. In loving
adobe GRAVES coNNoR, who de.
parted this life two years ago today,
February 20, 1854.
Today recalls Q memory
AND he d e., o Who u. sSn e q 5f' her
Are the ones who loved her hest
The two years you've been gone, dear
To US seem IKE eleven.
But God knew. that you needed rest,
e 2r Il 6 faIls6 EfS efnf < heaven
DADK. EDWARD AND ROSA ELLEN
parents, fsthsr, EDWARD DsDE. who
departed this life seventeen years ago
September 2s 1888, mother, Rosa
ELL6N DA0E. VINO thtefGu INTO ttIt
eternal twenty-four wears ago today
February 90 1882.
There il Q place where thou canst touch
the blinded eyes Of men to instant
perfect sight.
There Is Q place where thou canst say
'Arisei'' TO dying captives, bound
In chains Of night.
There Is place where thou cansl
reach the store OF boarded golo
and free II for the Lord;
There is O place---upon some distant
shore
Where thou canst send the worker OF
the Word
There IS place where heaven
resistiess power responsive moves
to thine insistent plea:
There Is 4 place. silent, trustinR
hour
where. God Himself descends and fishts
for thee.
Where il that place--dost thou ask
o soul. Il il the secret place Of prayer
SON AND DAUGHTER, EDWARD c
DADE, EDNA DADE FORD.
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Brafha

s Iu.Ig a. l Hss xl 1 On ssGifsz sss
Beatrice Z. Bliss Of washington, D.. G.
sne d Noties q i ianel ..e
TAYLOR, FREDERICK n. On Friday
Hospital. FREDERicK Il. TAYLOR,
husband Of Joyce Graham Taylor and
brother Of Mrs. Arthur y. Bryant; Mrs
and c. Sinclair Taylor. Funeral services
on Monday, February "a. 1855. ct II
am. from the late residence. 500 North
Overlook dr., Alexandria. Va. Interment
THOMPSON, SARAH Z. on Thursday
County General Hospital SARAH 2
THOMPSON Of Emory Grove, Nd. be-
loved wife Of william Robert Thompson
She also is survived BY host q Other the
call at the Roy W. Barber Funerai
Home. Laytonsville. Nd. Body viii lie
in state at the Emory Grove Methodist
Church on Monday. February ~, from
e.D Sss Rmo ~ grove %s o. ssas
THOMPSON, WILLIAM Il. On Friday
R Easp.s ri isSs d se MM Nay
u MSpMssoa q M ss5ana bd Mo Ds'G sS
isthsr Of Marsha. claudia, Ssil and
Treya Lynne Thompson Mr.. Thomp-
SON rests At the. Gasch Funeral Home
Hyst Sylt Nc sery 1Seb Mo me
somery County. Falkland. Nd. on Mon.
ana ana frisnds Invited rntsrmen. ehGrel
vLAHos, cossEAsgNE. on Thurs.
aay. Es 6ru;,s 22 hgS6 At s4 W HS2.
sT ns ThIsR'' 1tAH so% n sss North Ga,
ST.. Baltimore Md husband Of Georgia
ylahos and father Of Mrs. Sophia Cal
las. Mrs. Olga Prioyolos. Mrs. Anastasis
william and Mie hr v fS Hs also
Is survived by eight grandchildren ano
c one sreass.srsndshila d.. PT! &c ns ma
f sunday U Fe ssn = q s .partins 4.
and Helen Greek orthodox Church
Ais 10th st. NV. on Tuesday, Febru,
ttIIss eo Ss. c e Pm Intermens "a spr'
WADE. MANERvA 3. OF 1921 wis.
sonsin ave. nv, on February ~
mother OF Frank l. Wade. Miss Lulu
S Tass an. and : sms, q b. M' s srvee
q Chambers Funeral Home. 1922. y
ST. NV. on Monday February q
at IL noon. Interment Catieti, Va
WALKER. BOBBY. On Thursday. FEB,
rlary %. 1855. BOBBY WALKER d
5I0l Byers st. Sc. son Of Robert 9
s waller and Lq s,ss. 3 Walker
home. 29Oi l4th st. nv. on Monday
February q. ct Il an. parking fa,
terry. %
WALKER. TIMOTHY NJ. suddenly OF
"wednesday. Fehr 1.s,rl ls 1859; q Lsg
Ssiosyed son ie Of Robert c. and Una n II
Walker and brother Of Thomas c
Walker, Grayeside services and In,
terment on Tuesday. February. IS. o.
te S;vO AsIansemen as'I 81 siSsld dI' "'
81, 1865. ii her residence. Wspis,
Mili. oakten ya. EANcY 3; wAPLE
mother Of Ralph Z. Waple. Hazel ?
%S aSi f RsSnssd r. R wap. R sass
Depro. Frances Barnes and 1t Georg,
H: Waple. She also Is survived b.
be, sister. Mrs; Lacy stanRerry ant
q King, Vienna, Va. Services viii b,
held on Monday February "a. at :
pm. ct the Vale Methodist Church
lnterment church cemetery. 20
WHITE. JACK. ON Thursday Februar,
%. 1855. JACK WHITE Of 72i Morton
st. NV. beloved son Of Henry White
devoted brother Of Rachel. Robert
James and Henry White. W. He also
leaves to mourn their loss many oths'
relatives and friends Remains restinl
at the John T. Rhines a Co. Funere
Home. Dol 3rd st s.w,, where friend.
NAV call after 8 ON Sunday, February
IS, and where funeral services vii
be held on Monday February 81. al
pm. Rev. NJ Cecil Mills oficiating
fnterment woodlavn Cemetery. 20
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With Regard to o
Cord of Thunks

Very often a cord Of Thanks N
The Sior meets q need which con
hordly be solved in ony other woy
Not only IS it Q sroeious EXPRESSION
Of erotitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also coarteousb
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the mony to whom o per
sonol note OF thonks cannot well be
moiled OF whose MONIES and I'D.
dresses ore not known Insertions OF
q card Of thanks moy be orronsed
by telephone to The Star ST $1,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Georgetown Citizens

The Georgetown Citizens As
ISOLATION will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow in the parish hall of st.
Johns Church, Potomac and Q
streets NV. Stafford Jones,
president of the Georgetown
Businessmen's Association, will
speak.
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Rirtha

F ,.sosd .0n K kFHs MieEsE PITT
GERALD. has been born 70 Serst; anc
Mrs. Thomas r Fitzgerald. IL. o. 8
M. c., at 7:27 Am. THURSDAY. February
23, 1885, In washington. d. c.. Wetght
q pounds 3 ounces. The Fttzgeralds
are residing ct 40o4 6th ST. North
Arlington, Va.
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CEMETERY LOTS

JEDAR HILL SITES, W OF for cash or
cash and choice sites IN excn Tor late
good model car AID 10000 Is
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK--Msu-
soleum buria Tor 3 Ideally located
Also 4 choice BURIAL sites HE. 4-6h07
ewes and week ends 20
FOUR SITES. In Cedar Hill Cemetery;
reasonable tn 1880. -H
FOUR-sITE LOT-sell below prede-
veloped price. UN. 4-525O rs
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK grave
sites. Write MISS VIOLA BEILSUSS.
1913 COLLEGE st.. Buffalo. N. I.
TT. LLNCOLN--3 sites IN Mt. Calvary
(CatholicD sec. STEPHEN MANNING.
1905 ouiiford ave-, BALTIC. Is. Md.
TT. LINCOLN--0-grave lot. chapel sec
ton, on drive. JAMES SMITH. 1901
Mass. ave. NV
30 CHOICE CEMETERY LOTS In Fort
Lincoln. A real sacrifice ct $500. Call
Pc. 2-2219 Sun. or after any night.
fort LINCOLN CEMETERY-e sites,
valued ct $50 Best offer over $500
Owner leaving city, Call AID. 2-5344
after pm or weekends.
FORT LINCoLN---b sites, excellent loca-
ton: Mt calvary lCatholtcl: $3.50 OF
reasonable offsr. ~. s-se3s.
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You can't vote in the Dis
trict IL you don't register. Now
is the time to qualify. Regis
trati0n headquarters on ground
floor Of the District Building.
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Draths

GRAHAM. MYRos q. or, OF T r5lI 4aa!.
Arlington blvd. Arlington Va be-
loved husband Of OMEGA n Granam
and son Of Mrs Louise Anne Graham
Friends may call at the 8. H Hines
after 4 pm Friday, February "a where
services wiz be held on Monday, Feb
ruarv %, at pm parking facili.
tiesl. Interment Arlington National
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ISS ss1a.s nhA 81 49, of az TAa5isf
FoRD. devoted wife Of Prank D. Ford
loving mother Of Herman and porse,
Ecrd and Mrs.; Mary 2; Edserton g
MsSa .n vi ,asa q g Af Esr Ea'Is
other relatives and friends also sur,
yive. After . pm. Monday: Fe5ruar,
"a, friends may call Of the Fraziei
asm: .r Wy Ra TI BE- asi Sed or
Tuesday. February IS. at pm. Inter
mept Harmony Cemetery. 27
FROST. JULIA MAY. On THURSDAY
1915 2Srd &. Sc. Julia MAY FROST
mother Of Leonard g. and Leroy W
Frost sister Of Mr., .,. Ella Grswf s.S
Il the sAL Lee Fnnersl Hom1 an &. ant
Mass. ave- ne. where services will b
held on Monday. February ~ q
1I.30 am Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 20
e rasI, Il 5ss =. Sa TsSs:S:s
hs"G g. dApRy III ~ ssiorsa Sister
Mrs. Roheli z Walker and Mrs jaime.
eaI f a. the S ives SunsraI Home "a;
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va. wher'
day February y; at go an Inter .,sI,
uGnt hTDHFlOD AGMctEtva OttAVb mn
near Philadelphia. Pa 20
GOLDNAMER MARCUS s, On Friday
February "a, 1856 In Miami Beach
Fla, MARCUS s. GOLDNAMGR, nus
band OF Helen Jonas Goidnamer. Friend
may cali at oawler's Chapel. 175'
Pennsylvania ave. NV, after am
Monday. February "a courtesy park
ing opposite, where services viii b.
held on Tuesday. February Is. q
ii am Interment Washington Hebre,
CONGREGATION Cemetery. ~
COUGH. ROBLRTA Il, suddenly. @
Thursday. February %. 1856. Ro
BERTA n. COUGH. beloved mother o
Catherine Stokes and Charlotte Purks
Oscar W.. Merrill and Marion Cough
Won Helm. Anna r SheakellS Laurie
Sellman. Nellie Johnston and Emmi
Gladston. Friends may call at tn
residence OF her daughter. 1905 Queens
bury I'd, West Hyattsyille, Md. unit
Saturday February 20. ut 10 pm
Alter Sunday. February ~. at 3 pm
friends may cali at the Mattinely Fu
neral Home, Leonardtown, Md. Service
at the Christ Episcopal Church, Chap
tico, Md. on Monday, February "a. q
II am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment church cemetery. 70
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DANTE 4 ROSS, F. s. ~
KLABER. CELIA. On SATURDAY: Fehrp;
arr, e5. 1866, at her residence. l2sls
yslleywegd d. ,s Syeg spfns q, NJ Md
Meister II BraziI and william W Meister
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky h Son Funeral Home 1901
at $50 p.m Interment KinE David
Memorial Garden
LENNON, JAMES 4. Suddenly. on Sat.
LENNON. beloved brother OF John J
Lennon and Mrs Anthony Miller @
grise q PASADENA 'n Calf! M Rsm REM
resting at Collins Funeral Home, 1891
18th st. NV. Notice OF funeral later
LEWIS, MARGUERITE. On Thursday
sssru ssy,a nS 1855 At h st rfsasnff
LEWIS daushtsf OF Sarah and irvina
Lewis. IT., She also is survived B,
three brothers, two sisters and grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Lewis
eal a at tho Sshs MalVan q schey. inc Pa
neral Home. New Jersey ave. and +
st NV today after ~, noon: where
funeral services will be held on Monday
February q At 10 am. lntermen'
ruary 20, 1856 WILLIAM W, LEWIS
of 967 Half st s,w. He leaves to mourn
their loss one sister, Mrs. Rosie Lewi'
Smith OF 721 9th st ne: flve nieces
three nephews and o host OF other rela.
tives and friends After ! pm. Sun
day February 20 the late Mr.. Lewis
may be viewed at the Morris A Garter
q Co. Funeral Home 3o5 St NV.
where services will be held on Monday
February 81 at pm Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery.
LOVE, JOHN 7. On Thursday Febru
airy s3, 1868 JOHN T. LOVE Of 1914
Jenifer st. Michigan Park Hills. Md
beloved husband OF Maude D, Low
and father of John Randolph Love
Mrs Jennie Louise Gartncr and Edgai
NJ Love He also 10 survived BY three
grandchildren and two great.grand
chiidren. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881 qeorgis
ave. NV, on Monday, February "a
at am. REQUIEM mass at 81. Johr
the Baptist De La Sale Church. Bar
geant and Chillum rdS.. at $50 am
+ Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 70
LYNN, MARY T.. On Saturday, Febru
airy rs. 1856. at her residence. 43l
wife OF WINFIELD 9. Lynn. sister o.
Joseph Kelly. and Ruth Rock Notic'
Of funeral later. Msttingy Funers
Services.
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MYRoN REX. A special
communication OF Il ope
Lodge. No 20. r A.. A M
Is hereby called for the Dur.
pose Of attending the funeral
Of our late brother. MYRON
REX GRAHAM on Monday
February 81. 1855. at IL
18th st and New York
v RERNARD Jr Master.
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THEODORE. omcers ana
members Of Brtcklayers
Union. No. /. of Washing
ton D. C., are hereby noti-
fied Of the death Of THEO-
DORE HILLARY. Services
OF Chambers Funeral
Home. 5S0l Cleveland ave.
Rivsrdaie Md.; on tues
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Byrne Council 3s77. Knishtt
of Columbus. are requested
70 meet at Mattingly Fu-
neral home. 1871 nth st
Sc. on Monday evening oil
SIS pm. for recitation o!
the rosary for the repose OF
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ParIori Schr0on Lake, N. Y.
RAYMOND A, HACKL. Commander.
HARRY W. MELLETTE, Adtutant.
sorER. ROBERT n. on THURSDAY,
February 20, 1866. ROBERT H. SOPER,
of $3.50 Auth I'd Sc, the beloved hus.
band OF Inez z. Soper and father OF
Aubrey A. Soper. He also is survived
by seven brothers and fiye sisters
Funeral from the Simmons Bros. Flu
neral Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc,
on Monday. February 81 at $3.50 m, !,
thence e ,uI Mount Sslvary Catnoli:
will be offered at 10 Am. for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Cedar Hi
s ffmssefy GRACE @. On Friday. FEB
rusry g; 1879 at ksnsington; No
Rockville. Nd, beloved wife OF Nathan
c. Stiles. mother of Mrs, James d.
Louthan, Mrs. Thomas Ferivener, Mrs
Fred Wintermoyer Mrs. Edward Elliott
Mrs. Allie Messer, Mrs. James McCol-
Ion. George A.. John T.. Frank C., Robert.
Charles. H. and Stanley q. Stiles, also
survived By forty-two. grandchildren
and five great-grandchildren sister OF
Mrs. Jack Schwartz and Mrs. Louise
Mclaughlin. Friends are invited 70
call OF the Colonial Funeral Home Of
Robert A. Pumphrey. Rockville, Nd.
where services will be held on Monday
February 81. Ut 2 pm. Interment For
est Oak Cemetery. 0aithershurg. Mo.
In lieu OF flowers contributions may
be made to the Methodist Home for
the Aged. <eo1 Connecticut eve. NV.
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~ members Of the Holy Name
IN Society Of the Church Of thu
M Nativity win meet ct thu
III Huntemann Funeral Home
WI 5T32 Georgia ave. n.vs OF
sunday. February 70, ~, 1855 .,
'fsl AL 81 III oi SKRdus o. ~
THOMAG ,, MEANEY. President.
REV, JOHN =. COADY