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Mrs. Carrie Eutmun, 81
Cook for Many Years

Mrs. Carrie Eatman. 81. died
yesterday al the Little Sisters OF
the Poor Home for the Aged. 300
H street NE
Mrs. Eatman was employed for
IS years by the late DR.. Jessie
Shoup She also worked as a
cook for two generals.
Mrs Eatman was born in Kent
County Md. and came TO Wash
ineton in 1882. Her husband
John, who was in the timing
business. died in 1902
She was formerly communion
stewardess at John Stewart Me-
mortal Methodist Church. 700 A
street NE, where services will be
held at ! pm Saturday. Burial
will be in Lincoln Memorial Gem
etery.
She is survived by a daughter,
Mrs Anna Eatman Harris. l7l2
Seventeenth street NV.
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Mrs. John P. Brock,
Air Crash Victim

Memorial services for Mrs.
John P. Brock. one of the
passengers who died Saturday
III the crash of a Trans World
Airlines experimentation in
Grand Canyon, will be held to-
morrow morning at Ascension
Episcopal Church, Denver. Colo.
Mrs. Brock and other victims
will be buried at FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.
after a single burial service to
be held there Monday morning.
Mrs. Brock was the wife OF
the district sales manager in
Washington for TWA and the
mother Of Karen Brock. an
American University student.
The Brooks live at SOL Dor
chester road. Falls Church, Va.
Her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Klein, live in Denver.
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Oliver A. QuoyIe, Jr., 81,
Former Democratic Official

Oliver A. Quayle. IT.. 81. for
mer general manager and treas
urer of the Democratic National
Committee. died Tuesday in
Miami, Fla. following a stroke.
, Mr. Quayle was executive as
sistant to the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in 1886 and
the same year wrote the pro-
ceedings of the convention. The
following year he began three
year term as treasurer of the
Democratic National Committee.
Mr. Quayle was general man.
ager of the committee in l94l
and 1912 He left politics then
and was in public relations work
here until he went to Miami
In 1853 he became associate di-
rector of the expansion depart
ment of Miami University In
1854 he became sales represent
atlVe OF the Miami citrus Pack
ing House.
Mr.. Quayle was born in Al
bany N. Y, and was president
of a bank note engraving COR
poration in New York before he
came to Washington.
He formerly was president Of
Oliver A. Quayle, il, Inc, toy
concern at 1910 K street NV.
During World Wai he worked
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Addison T. Smith, 90, Idaho
Representative for 20 Years

Addison T. Smith. SO. Repub-
hcan Representative from Idaho
from 1918 to 1888. died today cat
Doctors Hospital. He entered
the hospital last month for treat
ment of a lung ailment
Mr.. Smith practiced law and
lived in Washington after his
congressional service. He re-
tired after eight years as associ-
ate member of the Federal Board
Of Veterans Appeals.
Mr.. Smith had watched every
presidential inauguration. since
1889 and he claimed he had the
pleasure of shaking hands with
every President, beginning with
Cleveland, except Mr.. Essen
hover.
Mr.. Smith. alert and spry,
didn't go in for slippers and rock
ing chairs. liquor or tobacco. At
81 he delivered a speech at the
annual service concentrating
Abraham Lincoln's death in the
ola Ford Theater
Native of Ohio
Mr.. Smith was born near
Cambridge, Ohio. He was edu-
Gated at Iron City Commercial
College in Pennsylvania and
George Washington University
Law School and National Law
School. He was admitted to the
bar here in 1899.
MI. Smith began his career
on Capitol Hill as secretary to
Senator George Shoup in 1891
He was secretary to Senator
Weldon Hepburn from 1903 to
1912 and secretary to the Re-
publican State Central Com
mittee of Idaho from 1904 to
1911. He was formerly register
Of the United States land Office
at Boise. Idaho.
He was a member of the Re-
publican National Congressional
Committee for 10 years, begin
ming in 1917
In addition to doing research
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Mrs. Snyder,
.Pentagon Aide

Mrs. Gerald T. Snyder, 40. wife
of "Snitz' Snyder, star Maryland
University fullback of the late
l920s, died yesterday at her
home, 1908 Erie street Sc
Mrs. Snyder was assistant chief
of the Requirement Branch of
the Defense Departments Ord
nance Corps. She chad been an
Ordnance Corps employee for %
years. During World War II she
was in the Contact and Liaison
Office for e"lipping of American
forces Throughout the world
Since the war she had worked in
the Commodity Control Office of
the Ordnance Corps.
Mrs. Snyder was the former
Eileen Cush, a native of Keys
vile. Va She was educated in
Washington schools and was a
graduate of Wilson Teachers
College.
Besides her husband, she is
survived by her mother, Mrs
Nora T. Cusi, 1922 Twenty
eighth street N. W.: three sisters,
Mrs. Joseph c. Pricci and Mrs.
Francis j. Kelly. both of the
TWenty-eighth street address
Mrs. Ernest Baur, 44O2 West Vir-
slnia avenue, Bethesda, Md, and
a brother, Gerald F. Cush, l4Ol
Whittier place NV.
Requiem mass will be offered
at $3.50 am. tomorrow at st.
Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Twenty-sixth and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Sc Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery. The family
requests that any tokens of sym
pathy be in the form of cor
trlbutions to the American Can
Ger Society
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Mrs. Carpet, 50,
Leader in Muny
Jewish Activities

Mrs. Bessie Carpet, 83, an ac-
tive leader in the Washington
Jewish community, died yester-
day at George Washington Uni
verslty Hospital of a heart attack
suffered at her home Tuesday
night. She lived at Gil Quincy
street NV.
Mrs. Carpet was born in
Poland and was married there
to Benjamin Carpet, who died
here four years ago. All their
children were born in Poland.
The family came to the United
States 40 years ago and settled
IN Baltimore They moved to
Washington 30 years ago.
Mis- Carpet was an officer OF
board member of many Jewish
organizations. She was presi-
dent of the Society for Slobodker
Yeshlva. treasurer Of the Sister
hood of Beth Sholom, treasurer
Of Beth FL Talmud Torah. hon
orary president of the Women
Mlzlachi. a board member Of the
Washington Hebrew Academy
and vice president of the Hebrew
Shelterlng Home.
She is survived by three sons,
two daughters, Is grandchildren
and II great grandchildren. Her
sons are Harry L., of the EEK
Shire Apartments; Samuel, 1856
RoXanna road NV, and Joseph
NJ 1916 First avenue, Silver
Spring Her daughters are Mrs.
Rachel Geller of 255 Farragut
street NV, and Mrs. Sophia
Gumenick of Richmond.
Funeral services were held to-
day at the Danzansky Funeral
Home Burial was in Beth
Sholom Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lester Snyder,
Mother of Teacher

Mrs. Lester Leroy Snyder. ga.
widow of a railroad man. died
Tuesday at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy S. USalls,
1903 Madre street. Silver Spring
after a long illness.
Mrs. Snyder lived in McKees
Rocks Pa, until she came here
several years ago with her
daughter, a second-grade teach
er at Brookview Elementary
School in Silver Spring Her
son-in law. John Usalls, is an
employe Of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. Mrs. Sny-
der was active in the Presby-
terrain Church.
A sister. Mrs. Anna Pohrer
of McKees Rocks. also survive.
Services and burial will be in
McKees Rocks.
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Dratlra

sS idT aHA AhANk on spF MsfHsfda
5lo3 Iilden I'd. Bladensburg Nd, be-
loved husband Of the late Lottie S.
Tusine He also is Survived BY two
grandchildren and great, grandson
Friends may call at the Gasch Funeral
Home. Hyattsyille, Nd. from !" noon
10 Runion's Greek Church. Broadway,
Va. where services and interment Will
be held on Friday july q. at | pm
EST Relatives and friends invited
STEPHENSON ROSE u. On Tuesday
phenson Mollie S. Crouch Leila S
Williams. Nan S Hall John and
Joseph g Stephenson. Friends may
csll at The Robert A Mattlnely Funeral
will be held on Friday. july at IL
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery
STONE, CHARLES OLIVER or $40.
Greis ST Seat Pleasant, Md on July
stone father Of Arthur ", Stephen
brother Of Arthur 1i9 " Stone. service.
at Chambers Funeral Home. 81 lltt
s. Sc. on FRIDAY. July g., at |.
noon Interment Arlington Natlona
Cemetery
ALLAN l. on Tuesday
july 3, 1896 al Doctors Hospital
ALLEN 1, sToNEsIFER Of 1928 Monti-
cello blvd, ,.Aiiexandrla, Va, beloyec
husband Of MOlhP P StOnesifer father
q Miss VIVIAN Stonesifer Of Alexan.
dria Va Mrs Janice Biork Of France
William B stonessiier o. Allentown
water Fla brother of Frank B stone.
slfer OF Houston Tex Mrs. Joseph Fl
Duean OF Baltimore. Md and miss
Bertha Stonesifer of Baltimore Nd
july ., at /" noon parking facilltiesi
lntermCnt Western Cemetery, Balti-
TVoMrKINS. ROBERT. Suddenly. OF
tuesday. July 3. g56, At his resi-.
K1NS, beloved hns band Of Lula Thomp,
Jones MS InCfbclle Brown Mrs Rosa
Iraylor and George ThampklnS HI
grandchildren seven great -erandchil.
dren and many other relatives anc
friends Remains resting a. tire Johr
r Rhines & co Funeral Home 90l
after pm Thursday July ; Flu.
neral services en- Friday July 6, a.
pm a! The Mount joy Bantist
Church ili Ith 81 Sc. the Rev Willie
Carr officiating interment Carver Me.
mortal PARK
wASKEY. RAYMOND o. OF Beltsville
Nd on July 3 1856 son Of Ernes,
W and Mary Z WaSkey, brother Of
Robert L Ernest W, ir and Richard
A WaSkey Services at Chambers
Funeral Home 5sul Cleveland ave
Riyerdsle Md on Friday July g. All
! m. lnterment George WASHINGTON
Cemetery }
v ILIAMS, FMANUTL on WEDNESDAY
July / l956 EMANUEL WILLIAMS OF
5409 East Capitol s., Surviving arc
a niece Mrs Beatrice Cur Ct Baltl-
more Md ana other relatives and
many friends After pm Friday
July ., friends are invited to cal
al the Mcclure Funeral Home $50
gjh ST nv Requiem mass will bf
celebrated at . am SATURDAY. july
- at the Incarnation Catholic Churca
1915 Browning pl ne Intermeni
Mount Oliyet Cemetery
WINFIELD. on Wednesday
july ! 1856 a mis- residence Co
.on!a Beach, Va WINFIELD VOL
LETT beloved husband Of Edna L
Violet nee Sammons and father
OF Mrs Winifred Hardenburg Mrs
Betty HOLLOWAY. Victor y and
w Payne and Ernest S Wcllett Fe
also is survived by ten grandchildren
ErenGS may call at The Lee Funera
Some 4th s. ana Mass ave ne
where services will be held on Mon
day July g. at 1880 am Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery s
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Mrs. Phyllis Griffin,
Co-Owner of Paper

MONTEREY. Calf, July 5
OPl-Mrs. Phyllis Hayes Griffin
50. co-owner of the Monterey
Peninsula Herald with her for
mer husband, Allen Griffin, died
at her home yesterday after a
long illness.
Mis- Griffin, DAUGHTER of the
late Everis A. HAYES, a former
member of Congress from Cali
fornia, was born at Edcnvale,
south of San Jose, on July 2,
1894
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Supermurkets Favored

ROME. July 5 (Pl.-The Amer
ican-style supermarket seems
an unqualified success in Italy,
Nearly 100000 Italians visited a
model set up by the United
States Embassy at Rome's ex-
position grounds.
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the domestic and foreign poll
cies of President Franklin D.
Roosevelt and he was one Of the
first to back former President
Truman for a full term. He
served as chairman of the plat
form drafting committee at the
l948 Democratic Convention
which nominated Mr.. Truman.
He was floor leader for Adlai
Stevenson at the 1852 Demo-
cratic National Convention.
Mr. Myers again and again
defended the New Deal and
dashed back at it's foes during
the late 1940S when New Deal
ism was under fire on Capitol
Hill.
Backed Control Measures
During his four years in the
Senate, Mr.. Myers fought for
housing and rent control, a Fair
Employment Practices Commit
tee, increased social security and
railroad retirement benefits.
On the foreign policy issues,
he backed the administration on
Breton Woods. United Nations
Charter, the Marshall Plan and
reciprocal trade
Mr. Myers was a Catholic and
also leader in the move to win
American recognition for the
new state of Israel. He was a
foe of communism and often
locked horns with Senator Nc
Carthy, Republican of Wiscon-
sin. When he was assistant
Democratic leader of the Senate
IN 1850, Mr.. Myers accused SEN
ator Mccarthy of being more in
terested in the next election
than in the future well being
and peace of the world after the
Wisconsin Senator demanded
that Secretary Of State Acheson
be fired
Senator Duff. who replaced
MI Myers in the Senate. ey-
pressed both his admiration and
affection for the former Senator
upon learning of his death. say
ing His was a wonderful record
OF public service he was a
fair, honest opponent and a Won
derful friend
Praised by Martin
Senator Martin, Republican
of Pennsylvania. who served
with Mi Myers IN the Senate.
told the Senate.
Francis John Myers was a
distinguished member of the
Democratic party who served
with great honor and distinction.
He was a big man both in
stature and competence.
Representative Green. Demo-
crat of Pennsylvania and chair
man of the Philadelphia Demo-
cratic Committee told the
House:
Philadelphia and our Com
monWealth have lost an out
standing civic leader in the death
OF Francis j. Myers. lie was
doing a tremendous job recently
as chairman of the Philadelphia
Redevelopment Authority"
Son of Postal EmplOye
MI Myers was the son of a
postal employe. Frank Myers.
He worked as an extra in the
post office to help himself get
through St. Joseph's College in
Philadelphia. He taught school
to get through Temple Law
School.
He got into politics in 1884
as volunteer speaker for
George H. Earle, who was cleo
ted Governor.
He began practicing law in
Philadelphia in 1927. He was
4 secretary to the district attorney
of Philadelphia from 1929 to
1881 and attorney for the Home
Owners Loan Corp in 1894 and
1885. Two years later he became
deputy attorney general of Penn
sylvania and from there he went
to Congress.
Mr.. Myers survivors include
his widow, Catherine, and three
children.
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Edith Kline. Philadelphia, and
Mrs. Pearl Cusick, New Castle.
Del.
Services will be held at pm.
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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for the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing.
He was a member of the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
vivorS include his widow.
sigma. and a son, Oliver A.
Quayle III, New York
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thonks

Very often O cord OF thonks in
The StoI meets need which con
hofdlV be solved IN onS Other wuv
Not only IS II erocIous expression
Of qrotitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but olso courteouslN
acknowledges the services ana kind
nesses OF the mony to whom per
sonol note OF. thonks cannot well be
mailed OF whose MONIES and cd
dresses ore not known Insertions OF
cord OF monks mov be ononeed
BY telephone to The Stor ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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In Mrmnrtdm

CARTER. LILA J. In loving memory 0
our dear mother LULA CARTER
who passed away thlrty-three year
ago today. july , 1873.
Lorne memories never die
As years roll on and DAYS pass by
Deep IN cur hearts A memory Is ken
OF one We loved dearly and will neve
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN
GRIMSHAW. CAROLINE T. In loyint
rrandmother, cARoLiNE E GRIM
RUTH GEN AND FAMILY
HAWKINS. OLIVE In loving remem
hrance Of our dear grandmother, OLIVE
HAWKINS who entered eternal res
one year ago today July ,, 1859
We loved her yes, We loved her
But GOD loved heE best
So He SWeetly called her home
DEVOTED GRANDCH1LDREN DORo
THY AND ELWOOD NELSON
JOHNSON. ANDREW o. To the memoir,
Of ANDREW o JOHNSON VINO de
parted tins life four wears ago today
Throughout the wears. not for toda'
Your place within my heart remains
your own FRIEND.
JONES, ELEANORA; SCOTT, GEORGI
:, 4 tribute, q 10y, love to ~, the memory
passed away July }. 1891 and BroiheI
GEORGE E SCOTT who passed ava!
August p 1893
Sunshine passes shadows fall
Love remembrance outlaSts all
And though the years be many or few
DEVOTED SISTERS BERTHA r
JONES AND MAGGIE l. NEWMAN
knoll, LOUIS. In loving memory o
cur dear husband and father, LOUIS
aro today July ). 1875
This day We pause in reverence
And say silent PRAYER
Askine, God 70 keep him ever
HIS DEVOTED WIFE ANNA. AMI
CHILDREN
KEYS, ANIMALS In memory OF m,
dcar husband, ANIMALS KEYS who
passed away SIX years ago today july
D. 1850
Loved IN life and will ever be rcmem.
WIFE ELSIE G KEYEs
LOCkLEY CHARITY Sacred TO the
memory of our darling mother anC
arandmother CHARITY LoCKLEY phc
entered the portals Of glory TWENTY-FIVE
years ago today July ,, 1881
OF one whom We loved and will never
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN RUTH E
LOCKLEY AND MAUD L DIXON
AND GRANDSON WALTER I
DIXON Jr
MACKALL. DANIEL LLOYD In ,loyinr
memory OF our husband and father
DANIEL LLOYD MACKALL, who de-
parted, this Inc hye years ago. Thurs
day, july 3, 1881,
or the loss Of one We loved so well
We do not know the pain YOU bore
We did not see you die
We do Know YOU slipped away
Ana did not say good-by
And while you sleep a peaceful sleep
cHitDREN AND oRANbCHiiDREN !
NASH, DANIEL NJ In loyinr memory
of our dear husband and father
DANIEL NJ NASH who departed this
Lic July >, a52
FORGET you no. We never will
W. loved YOU then, We love YOU still
As in The hour you passed away
loving WIFE. MARY AND Chill.
DREN DANIEL, Jrq and RHODA
tIRNsTEiN, join u. n sad but I99yine
VlRNSlEiN who departed this. lie
twenty-ilve years ago today Julv D
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GER
TRUDt L TOWERS AND SON
j ELLSWORTH VIRNsTE1N
NELSON B.. In re-
memblance Of the love, undying, deyoo;
b WLATHERLESs Who IN Us thlr-
teen years ago today July ,, 1913
Your memory is as dear TO-DAY
As III the hour YOU passed away
DEVOTED CHILDREN. RUTH AND
ELLIS,
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NATHAN. oflcers and

nA-.A. members OF Pride OF Arlington
XHH Loose, No 3S4, / b T. O +
HN OF " are hereby notified OF
tie ueath o. Brother MAI
lhEW BARBOUR. Session OF
sorrow will be held on FRI
- Jay. July d 1886 at 5 pm
Carver Center, lj:h and Queen
SIS south. Arhngton, Va Funeral
on saturday July :, at pm. from
the Mount Zion Baptist Church. 18Th
and south Lowell sts. Arlington Va
w A BUTTIAN. Exalted Ruler.
WILLIAM r. MINER Secretary
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BANTER. MARY BERTHA. on Tues,

day' July j. 1876, MARY BERI IA
BAXTER beloved wife OF the late
Francis S Baxter and mother o.
Thomas p John W and FreacrlCk
Baxter and Mrs. Doris 5 Thrift
Funeral from the James I RYAN tu-
neral Home. 81. Pa ave e on trIoay
July .. al IL am Relatives anl
friends invited. Interment rort IN
cHlr Cemetery
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Draths

ACKLES, ELDON W. OF l4.o Harvard
Ruth P AckleS, father of Mrs Stanley
Scott OF South Weymouth. Mass, and
Arthur Ackles of Quincy, Mass. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin st NV on Friday, July 6, at
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
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BOOKER. JOSEPHINE. on "wednesday.

July I 1896. a. her tesldenCt. = p
Arkansas ave NV J0GsEPh4l = Z
GORDON ana FREQ boIIng. oe4o, ed goo
mother OF Mrs Josephine smith
sac also leaves 70 mourn her pasSms
other relatives and many friends ne
mains resting al the John ! RnineS
d CO Funeral Home guI sra s. sV
where friends may call after D m
Friday. July D. and where funeral
services Will be nela on SATURDAY July
al 10 a m. the Rev. T. l. Harrison
oficiatlng Interment Lincoln Me
moral Cemetery T.
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sPHiS(,fRE WILLIAM EDWARD

dpnIN on MOnddN JUN . INIG, an Bay
view, Mich VII LIAM EDWARD
SPRINGER Of IS West Lenox ST. Chevy
chase Md Beloved husband Of Lenora
Weidman springer father Of Mrs Mar
.aret Springer Sutton Of Darien Conn
Mrs Lucile SPRINGER Vanderlinde Of
Glenn ElFn III and Johh Weidman
Springer OF Kensingtun Md brother
OF Charles A Springer OF BelcroSe
Long Island N Y Edward / Springer
Ol WASHINGTON p c. He Is also sur.
Wved by Eve grandchildren Friends
naN call Al the II. Hines co Funeral
Home, !gU iith 81 NV parking
tactlitcSl Services ~ the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church. conn ave and Shcp-
herd s. chevy Chase. Nd ON Friday.
july u at - pm Intcfment Ar
Hneton National Cemetery IN lieu
OF flowers contributions may bc made
az church from t 80 m until m
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GREGG. LrCINnA on Tuesday. Lul

:, 1906. LUCINDA GREGG Of 3l2t
nth 81 NV devoted vile o. Wi
liam Gregg ana mother OF BENJAMIN
Jackson She also is survived
by many other relatives and friends
After pm FRIDAY, july + friends
may call a. the. Frazer Funeral Home
$50 Rhode Island ave NV where
services Will be held on SATURDAY., july
- at pm the Rev j D Foy
offclating Interment Lincoln Memo; al
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j, 1856, LOUIS CAHAN. beloved huS-
bana OF Ida Cahan, devoted father OF
Dr. jules Cahan, at present stationed
in japan ne also is survived by
two brothers and one sister Saui ana
Joseph Cahan and Mrs Anna Scnaetier.
all OF PhIade lphia Pa. services al
the c. D Goldberg q Son Funeral
home 4.l7 4th ST NV on THURSDAY
,JuIy }. at II am. Interment mai
Israel Cemetery. In mourning at 45!3
New Hampshire ave. nv
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july : 1886. at his res.dence, 3uO9
south 18TH St, Arlington, Va MAT
THEW BARBOUR, lovlng husband OF
Mrs. Emma Barbour, devoted father
OF Mrs Isabel Corhin David Dorothy
Richard and Matthew Barbour, IL Also
surviving are sixteen grandchildren, i've
sreat-eranochlldren, Two nleces and a
host OF otner relatives and friends
Mr.. Barbour may be seen at his late
residence after b pm. Friday, july b.
and after . am. SATURDAY.. july =.
al the Mount Zion Baptist Church,
10Th and South Langley SITS. Arlington.
Va. where funeral services VIII be
conducted BY Rev O. G. Smith at /
p M 4nterment odd Fellows Gene
terry ARRANGEMENTS nv Chlnn t.
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poBscnILTl. LlnBl On Medncgdayy.

beloved wife O! Morris Dobschultz,
Gev voted mother Of Lester Do0Da. stan
lcy ard Jay Dobschutl all OF Wash
lagtQn b [ She also IS SuryiyeG
by one brother ana one sister, Rudolph
and Rose Hover both OF Washington
b & services a the c u Goidberp
4 Son Funeral Home I2li 9th ST
nv on thursday july = A. . y m
Iutermeu, kohcf Israel CemetCrs
News In mourning a su2a Eastern
ave. Apt 100 Snyer spring. Nd
Family requests u lien Of flowers,
contributions BE- made To the d Z
Cancer Fund .
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HI.NIpmRY ELIIARLIHp 81 Mrdnc.

July . 1855 ELLIS CURTIS KENNEDY
OF jgl3 Blaine 81 e., beloved husband
Of Martina r Kennedy, father OF Justine
and WaSne Kennedy son OF Curtis
KENNEDY brother OF Herbert Kennedy
ana JeWe Robertson ,on-in-laW Of
James and Eva Randall He Is also
survived By four auuts other relatives
and irlendS After am Thursday
JAW , friends arr invited TO call At
tho Jarvis Chapel ] ~ You ST NV.
Mass Will be celebrated Friday July Il,
AZ nj al the Incarnation Catholic
Church, lU16 BroWning pl ne Inter-
meni Arllngtnn National ComolerY D
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