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Pr. link, Formerly
Of Silver Spring

Philip F. link. IS. formerly
with the w. l.. Gary Plumbing
Co. here as a sheet metal worker,
died Unexpectedly yesterday in
Milford. Conn.
A former resident at 100 Per-
Shing drive, Silver Spring. Md,
Mr., link went to Milford eight
years ago. He was with the Ryder
Mobile Home trailer camp there.
Mr.. link was born and edu-
Gated in Cockeysville, Md. He
moved to Washington 81 years
ago. He was a Mason.
Survivors are his widow, the
former Matte Gary OF WASH
ington. whom he married n
years ago; a son, Philip Gary
link. and a daughter. Miss En-
eroy Marie link. both of Mil
ford, and two sisters, Miss Marie
link, Cockeysville, Md. and Mrs.
Ella Ryder, Milford.
Services will be held Saturday
in Baltimore.
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Bandits
Get $4,000

TOLEDO. Ohio, April S (Pl.-
Andrew Jones. 81, treasurer Of
the WHY'S Federal Credit I'M
ion. was robbed of $4,000 in
cash TODAY by two armed men
in a parking lot at the auto
plant.
He said he had just returned
from Toledo Trust Co. branch
when the holdup occurred.
Mr. Jones said that as ne
turned into the parking lot. a car
driven by a man wearing a black
mask forced his vehicle to the
curb.
The bandit got out. pointed a
pistol at him, forced him into
ravine and told him to keep
walking.
After taking the money, that
bandit and another, also masked,
escaped in another car. which
had been parked nearby in the
lot.
Mr.. Jones described the get
away vehicle as "a late model
car
The credit union treasurer had
obtained the funds to cash en-
ployes' checks for pay day to-
morrow at the plant.
Credit union officials said the
funds were insured.
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Mrs. lemmond,
Widow of Major

Mrs. William w. Lemmond. 70.
widow of an Army major, died
Wednesday at 1881 Upshur street
NV. where she lived with her
sister, Mrs. H. L. Thornton.
Mrs. Lemmond was the former
Conway Coles. the youngest
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. H. E.
Coles. She was born and reared
at "Locksley Hall" in North
cumberland County. Va.
Mrs. Lemmond taught school
in Maryland some years ago. as
we'll as young women's Bible
class at Calvary Baptist Church.
During World War II she was
active in Red Cross work. She
was a member of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution and
served a term as regent in the
American Liberty Chapter.
Her husband died in 1881
Mrs. Thornton is her only i'm
mediate survivor.
Graveside services will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Daniel }. Shaw, Army Officer
And Baltimore Businessman

Daniel j. Shaw, who was in
the plastics contracting business
in Baltimore and whose father,
Brig. Gen. Frederick B. Shaw,
USA, retired, lives in Airing
ton. died Of cancer yesterday at
the James Ewing Memorial Hos
pital, New York.
Mr.. Shaw, SO, was born in
Boston and was graduated in
1910 from the University OF
Michigan. During World War II
he was a lieutenant colonel in
the Army. He was in the Office
of the chief of ordnance here
from 1910 to 1912 and after
wards served in Paris and Lon
don.
He did graduate work at the
University Of Michigan after the
war and worked in New York
with an advertising firm. About
l949 he entered the plastic con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Mrs. Vaughan, Is,
Wife Of Supervisor
Of Navy Shop

Mrs. William Vaughan. 76. e
District resident since 1912. died
Tuesday at her home, 8O4 Ingra
ham street NV. of a heart
attack.
Her husband retired last year
as supervisor of the sheet metal
shop OF the Navy Department.
Mrs. Vaughan was the former
Ellen Smith. a native of Tyldes-
ley, lancashire. England. She
came to the United States in
1914 to join her husband who
had immigrated two years before
The Vaughans celebrated Their
50th wedding anniversary in
1852.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Vaughan is survived by two sons
James OF Lawrence. Mass, and
Walter OF Wilmington. N. c.
Services will be held at . pm
tomorrow at the Deal funeral
home, 1912 Georgia avenue NV
Burial will be in Glenwood
Cemetery.
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tracing business. He was Secre-
tary of the University of Michi-
gan Club of Baltimore.
His father. of 1871 Colonial
terrace. has been a Washington
area resident since he retired
from the Army in 1888.
Other survivors are his widow
Mrs, Olive May HolliWay Shaw.
1928 Heatfield road, Baltimore;
two children, Thomas and James
Of the home address in Balti-
more; two sisters. Mrs. Howard
L. Peckham. New York; Mrs.
Frederick NJ. Hinshaw. West
Point. N. Y. and two brothers,
Frederick. Jr.. Milwaukee. and
1t. Col. Robert c. Shaw. 1853
North Seventeenth street, Ar
llngton.
Services will be held at pm.
Monday AT Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etely.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Philip H. Harris,
Utility Executive

YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, April 5
Pl.-Philp H. Harris. rs. re-
tired president of the Pennsyl-
vania Electric Co. and an electric
utility executive for AZ years,
died yesterday.
A native of Portland, Me. Mr..
Harris came to Johnstown about
Al years ago, He was president
Of Pennsylvania Electric from
1897 to 1916.
Mr.. Harris guided the firm
through major expansion pro-
gram during his term as preSi-
dent. including the acquisition
OF seven utility companies in
Western PENNSYLVANIA and one
III Maryland. Before coming 10
Johnstown he worked for utility
companies in North Carolina
and West Virginia.
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Pearl Allen, Dancer
And Sister of Grucie

SAN FRANCISCO. April S
(P.-Pearl B. Allen, sister OF
Oracle Allen and former San
Francisco dancing teacher, died
Tuesday night.
With her three sisters she once
was in the vaudeville team known
as the Allen Sisters.
Miss Allen would never dis
close her age.
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Lynda S. Bisset,
Wife of PEPCO
Vice President

Mrs. George Bisset, 81. wife of
the senior vice president of the
Potomac Electric Power Co, died
today at Garfield Hospital. She
lived at 1929 Forty-sixth street
NV.
Mrs. BisSet was the former
Lynda Seaman. daughter of the
late 1t. Ernest NJ. Seaman of
the White House Police Force.
She was born in Washington on
october %. 1901.
Mrs. BisSet was a member OF
st. Adams Episcopal Church
and taught in the Sunday School
there for more than 20 years.
She was a member Of Friendship
Chapter Of the Eastern Star.
Besides her husband. she is
survived by a son. George. IL,
1909 WadSworth drive. Wingate
Bethesda. Md; daughter. Mrs.
Lynda Cutsail of the Forty sixth
street address. two brothers,
Charles Marbury Seaman, lll2
Prince street, Alexandria. Va:
1t. Col. E. c. Seaman. Dothan,
Ala. and four grandchildren.
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Norwood Hamilton Dies;
Star Employee or27 Years

John Norwood Hamilton, 43,
who worked at The Star from
1928 until 1855, died today at
Mount Alto Hospital. He had
suffered an arthritic condition
for some time and went to the
hospital last Thursday.
His wife, MIS-, Sally Much
more Hamilton, one time direc-
tor of the Better Business Bu-
reau, died March IL.
Born in Clayton. N. c.. Mr..
Hamilton came to The Star in
December. 1923. as a copy boy.
He was 16 then. He suisse
quently was assigned as a pic
ture desk copy boy and later was
an assistant picture editor. In
1851 he Joined the production
department Of the Sunday Mag
azine and became an assistant
editor. 1t was from that job
that he retired. He lived at
7747 Garrison road, West Lam
ham, Md.
Was in Lost Battalion"
During World War II, Mr..
Hamilton was an Army sergeant
He was called into the service
in 1914. trained at Camp Blan-
ding, Fla. and went overseas the
same year.
He was member Of the Lost
Battalion" which was trapped
behind German lines in the
Vosges, France. foothills for a
week. The battalion was a rem
nant of the American 7th Army
unit which was trapped in the
Demanalie de Champ Forest
when German units surrounded
the Americans in October, 1914
For a week the 270 American in
fantrymen tried TO fight their
way out of the trap and five
days they were without food
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
High Beacon
Wins Press Award

The Woodrow Wilson High
School Beacon has won an award
from the National Scholastic
Press Association
The student newspaper was
one of two monthlies to win the
associations All-American rat
ing. Judges commended the
papers editorials in particular.
The Editor in chief is Caroline
Smith. daughter of Capt. and
Mrs Arthur c. Smith. $3.50
Chevy Chase parkway NV.
Other editors are Soma Golden,
daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. Benia-
min E. Golden. 1921 Livingston
street NV; Patricia Kirby,
daughter of Col. and Mrs. Ed
ward NJ. Kirby. 1920 Brandy
wine street NV. and Mitchell
Litman. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis a Litman, 4215 Alton
place NV.
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John Alden Services
Scheduled Saturday

Funeral services for John
Alden. rs. retired vice president
of the National Bank Of Wash
ington, will be held at 1920 a m.
Saturday at the John D. Will
liams funeral home in Easton,
Md. Burial will be in Spring
Hill Cemetery there.
Mr.. Alden died yesterday at his
home In Bozman. Md. He had
retired in l948.
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Mrs. Morrow, 70,
Former Resident

Mrs. Henry NJ. Morrow, rs. a
former Washington resident.
died last night at her home in
Clearwater, Fla.
The former Fannie OConnell.
Mrs. Morrow was a native of
Fort Dodge. Iowa. and a grad
uate of Vassar College. She was
"a member of the Chevy Chase
Club here and the Carousel Club
,of Clearwater. Her husband was
the late Col. Morrow.
Survivors are three sons. Maui
rice M. Condor, Belleair, Fla;
Col. Reynolds Condor. Fort
Jackson, S. c.; Clarence NJ. Con-
don, Maumee. Ohio. and eight
grandchildren.
Services will be held at Ar
lington Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Law Schools Renew
Court Competition

The Inter-Law School Appel
late Court Competition has been
revived, with Fordham Univer-
sity, the University of Virginia
and Catholic University the con-
teStants.
The moot court sessions will
be held tonight and tomorrow at
8 pm.
The first round of the COM
petitions will pit Fordham
against Catholic University. A
labor relations case will be at
issue. The Virginia team to-
morrow will take on the winner
of tonight's competition. The
competitions will be held in the
Military Court of Appeals Build
ing at Fifth and E streets NV.
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.BIosts OFF Florida
Laid to Faulty
PhotofIush Bombs

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, April
s (41.-Two photoflash bombs
dropped last night by a jet
bomber from high altitude eX-
ploded instead of burning bright
ly as they are supposed to do.
and shook buildings along 10
miles of the Florida West Coast.
the Coast Guard said today.
The double explosion was I'M
explained for several hours,
leading to hundreds of queries
from startled residents.
Comdr. Wallace Hancock,
commander of the Coast Guard
Air Station here. said the bombs
were dropped by a B-47 from
Lockbourne Air Force Base, Ohio,
over a designated bombing range
about 10 miles west OF Sarasota
over the Gulf of Mexico.
The bomber returned to Lock-
bourne after the drop. about 9
pm. Comdr. Hancock said.
Neither the Coast Guard nor Air
Force establishments in this
area had been notified that the
bomb run was going to be made,
Comdr. Hancock added. and
thus were unable to answer the
many queries resulting.
The explosion broke a few
windows in Sal aSota. but no
other damage was reported The
noise was accompanied by bright
flashes.
Comdr. Hancock said the pho
tof1ash bombs are designed to
light up dark areas and do not
ordinarily explode. These two
apparently were defective.
Comdr. Hancock said the
Coast Guard received similar
queries last year when planes
made practice drops of photo
flash bombs, whose glare could
be seen all the way across the
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F. P. Morse Rites
Set Tomorrow

Funeral services for Frank p.
Morse, II, general manager Of
the Wa shington branch Of
Hemphill. Moves g. Co., will be
held at II am. tomorrow at
GaWler'S funeral home. 1856
Pennsylvania avenue NV. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Mr.. Morse died Monday in
George Washington Hospital. A
bachelor and former dramatic
critic, he lived at 1434 N street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Lloyd Ingrohom, 81,
Film Actor, Director

CALABAS. Calf. April 5 Up.
LLOYD Ingraham. actor and
silent film director. is dead at 81.
Nh. Ingraham played his first
film role in 1912 and remained
active III the industry until 1916.
He directed such stars as Mary
Plckford and Douglas Fair
banks, Mae Marsh and Douglas
MacLean.
Mr.. Ingraham died yesterday
at the motion picture country
homes hospital. His widow.
Maude, survives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05
Robert T. RosseII

PITTSBURGH, April S (P,.-
Robert 7. Rossell, 70. retired
president of the Bessemer g. Lake
Erie, Union, and the Youngstown
o. North Railroads, died yes
terday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-05

Finally they were rescued by
other American troops.
Worked on Army Paper
Afterwards Mr.. Hamilton
worked on an Army newspaper
in France and returned to The
Star after his discharge from
the service.
Mr.. Hamilton had two chill
dren by a former marriage, John
and Deborah. who live in North
Dakota.
His parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph M. Hamilton, live at l0ll
UpShur street NE.
Services will be held at 2::30
pm. Saturday at Fort Lincoln
Chapel. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Funeral ar
rangements are being handled
by Chambers Southeast funeral
home.
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In mrnlnriant

CAMPBELL. JOSEPH To the memory
OF our dear father. JOSEPH CAMP.
BELL, WHO departed this life two years
ago today.
sorrow too great to be told
But to us who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old
HIS CHILDREN. ISABELLE, LUCIi LIE
AND MAURICE
COLE. FRANCIS r.. JR. In loving re.
membranee OF my dear son, FRANCIS
F COLE. Jr.. who departed this lliI
twenty seven years ago April 4. 1929
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER.
CRICKENBERGER, ARTIE NJ. In lovin1
memory OF our dear mother. ART1E NJ
CRICKENBERGER who left US tvo
wears ago today.
precious one from us has aone.
A voice we love Is stilled:
A place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be flled
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
HOLMES. LUCY. n memory Of our dea,
this NE SIX years aEO today. April
;. 1850.
Loved in life. remembered in death.
THE FAMILY
LETCHER, MARIE x. Sacred TO the
memory Of OUT dear mother MARIE X
LErCHER, who passed away one year
ago today. April 1885
our hearts cannot tell how We miss her
Our lips do not know what 10 say
God only knows our true feelings.
Which We hide under our smiie'
son HENRY. AND DAUGHTERS
vAsHTT AND ADELAIDE
LEWIS, O'ROURKE
Safe in the arms OF Jesus.
Same on HIS gentle breast.
There by His love oyerShadoVed,
Swsetly his soul snail re.i
VOTED DAUGHTER. RUTH: SISTER
EVELYN AND FAMILY.
LOGAN. FRANCES BOSTIC. In memory
of FRANCES BOSTIC LOGAN.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
49,, Sweetly tenderlv. fond and true:
There is not a day, dear mother.
DEVOTED CHILDREN LUNETTE ANr
LUSBY. LENA BEYER. A tribute OF Low,
70 the memory Of my dear mother
LENA BEYER LUsbY, who left mt
ADril 3, l94l
Loving memories never die
A. days roll on and years 80 by.
DAUGHTER, VIOLA l.. SOBHY
POLLARD. JOSEPH q. In sad but loyins
memory OF our dear husband, father
son. brother and grandfather JOSEF
three years aEo April ), 1853
You often said We would miss you.
Those words have proven true:
We lost our best friend, dear one.
When We lost you
DEVOTED WIFE, BERNIcE r. pol.
LARD; MOTHER LEAH PoLLARD
BROTHER, MORGAN POLLARD
SISTER, LEAH; son DAUGHTERS
AND GRANDCHILDREN.
TARLTON. LAURA STEWART. In mem
DRY OF my beloved wife, Mrs. LAURA
STEWART TARLTON. who passed &c
eternal rest twenty-seven years ago to.
day, April 5, 1929.
HUSBAND ARCHIE TARLToN.
TRACEY, REBECCA J. In LOVING mem.
DRY OF our dear mother. REBEcCA j
TRACEY. who passed away April B.
lg45
We do not need a special day
To bring you to our minds
The DAYS we do not think OF you
Are very hard TO and
LOVING DAUGHTERS ESTHER REEr
AND MABEL NEWMAN.
WEEKS, EMMA. IN loving memory oi
our dear wife and mother. EMMA
WEEKS. who departed this life one
year ago today April g. 1865
Loved in life remembered In death.
SHMUEI. WEEKS AND FAMILY
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often a cord OF thenks in
The StoT meets O need which can
hordly be solved in any other woy
Not oaly is il gracious expression
Of gratitude to those VINO hove sent
tlorol tributes but also courteousIy
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of the muny to whom o per.
sonol note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose nomes Sand od.
dresses ore not known. Insertions Of
cord Of thanks may be orronsed
by telephone TO The Stor ST. 5000
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Cecil Calvert, 81

BELFAST, Northern Ireland,
April S (P.-Cecil Calvert, So.
one of Bntain's best-known
brain surgeons, was killed yes
terday in car crash while en-
route 10 a friends funeral.
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Anurtltr1

eCHoFER. MINNIE G. n monument will
S ste df nNNfE e Sc scHoF snSry Of tRs
pm. Sunday. April s. 1856. at the
B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon Hill ND
Family and friends invited VIII leave
Nd, at IL am.
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Draths

ANDERSON. ROBERT B. .tinfanp. On
town a1Sfas hospital sRr RosER f' aND afSseG
infant Of 81 oEIethorpe St; ne.
brother OF Susan Lyn and Janet Ruth
s. anderson. Services at the s. Hines
3 Co. Funeral Home. 1901 l4th ST. NV.
Ing facilities). Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
St NV LH on Ap ii 0fi@ sS6 S q as
Sslsster o. Carrie v Pyle, Sarah Ann
Thomas md mar Mary F. Thompson Pr ran
Cnapin g. NV. on Saturday. April
Z; at $40 am. Mass in st. Aloysius
G S;tM at am Interment Cedar
BEAVERS, ABE DEWEY. On Tuesday.
2f s sEAv iii AEh aaSsnd OF yf the A ATE
Rattle \ si Beavers father Of Mr.:
Gertrude Pate. Friends may call at
blvd: Arlinston' Va. where funeral
Gardens Cemetery.
s. A.: on Friday: March 80. 1855. at
" HqgsPital' Ph 5leSi Pa, sergr
lYC ER1C y. bECCLES. Y. >. ~, the
seccles SON Of Mrs. Ma Mars Finch Of Of
Port-of-spain. Trinidad, British West
Indies father Of Margaret Louise. Bar
man sc Eric A. Beccles. ir.: STEP
father OF Gilmore and Leonard Stewart.
brother Of Mrs Miriam Lyons and step
also is survived BY other relatives and
day, April 9 until 10 pm. Thursday.
liam spanEler Funeral Home. 524 .sth
st, ne. Funeral services will be held
e; the Fort, Myer CHAPEL at am
National Cemetery.
ApriI ). 1855 s al the wasRinston ne san.
s sEH 81 onf NOrE Hos9f Td sv NAMES sprns
Bender ei father u piHSi rs wilson Aee Bar
han; Charles p. Earl l., Henry R. and
Forbes and Edible Bender. Mr.. Bender
Will rest at the Warner Z. PumphreyI
Funeral Home, s434 Georgia ave, Sill
day. Apri! S: thence to the Leaf Fu-
neral Home, sharpsburg, Nd, where
services will be held on Saturday. April
sha Pss5@sn' M Ma Pr Sss
parking facilities for your convenience
located on Wayne ave, adjacent to the
tuEeIal home.l
BISsET. LYNDA 9. On Thursday, April
s. BissET Of 4sSs 46th st. NV,
mother q Mrs, Lynda 3. cgtsall and
Marbury Seaman Of Aiexandris. Va
and Col. Ernest Seaman Of Dothan,
Ala. Friends NAV call at the Chevy
ave. nv. Until i pm. Saturday, April
:: thence to ST. Adams Church. Mas
sachusetts and Wisconsin ayes NV
N hfI: o 'e of lover, S , ?: h ss at
D. c. Cancer Society. Interment mi
BOUDEN JAMES Z. Departed this life
on wednesday. April 4 1855; al the
Ae ssan JAMES sO T. soupE fE H HFft leaves
a devoted wife. Maize D. Bouden: four
nieces; one cousin and other relatives
Home. '''' " '"' NO''
on wednesday, April a 1855, al her
sR2 i 5sss s.ldasd Vie hLt 4 the
u Mrs Hsns 81 Eng harpsfs
Ferry. W. Va. Mrs. Brandenbufs rests
g. aorr the Ohm l. M MS Fgnersl
af Be RsId Sn rrids a Epf serves az
am. Intermsnt Providence Cemetery.
Ksmptown. Nd.
BRoTHERToN. FRANK. omcers and
~ members OF Martha Dandridse
Council, No /. Daushters Of
America are hereby notified OF
VEsAG the death OF Brother FRANK
Y BROTHERTON Daughters OF
D America service on Friday
April 1856, at 145 pm.
A. Chambers Funeral Home, 5l7 Ilth
ST. sc.
FRED MEHLER. Councillor
GRACE L. RICKETTS,. Rec Secy
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FUNERAL DESIGN
GEO. C. SHAFFER, INC.

Expressive Floral Tributes. Moderate
prices Open daily, sun holidays Phone
orders also accepted Gao to q pm week
nights 900 l4th 81. NV. MA. 6-0l06.
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CHRISTIAN. MRS. MINNIE. {

~ AhsNs NARes ~ - y y vi
Wednesday, April 4, 1865, Mrs. MINNIE
loved wife Of arthur Christian and
mother OF James, William, Reginald
jerome. Rufus. Fleming and the late
Arthur BrtScoe. sister of Clara Reeder
Victoria Somers and Henry LigRett
She also Is survived by thirtv-hve
grandchildren. thirty-seyen great
grandchildren other relatives and many
friends. After > pm. Friday. April
=. friends are invited TO call at her
late residence. Funeral services al
pm. Saturday, April :. a. the Mount
Zion Methodist Church. 10Th St. be-
tween Dumbarton ave and o at nv
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Arrangements BY jarvis.
CONNER, JOHN MERRILL. Suddenly, on
Monday April ., 1855. at his residence,
1902 Spring St Chevy Chase. Md,
JOHN MERRILL CONNER. beloved hus-
band Of Ada Crandall Conner. father
Of Mrs Betty Laverty and John Mer-
riil Conner jr.. brother OF Charles.
Lendell and Mrs. Ethel Eastmant He
also is sarvived by two grandchildren
Services at the 8 n Hines ca. Funeral
Home, 1901 18th st. NV. on Friday.
April 9 at 1n:3O am parking facil-
itieO. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery
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CAMPBELL. JOSEPH. To the memory
o. our dear father. JOSEPH CAMP
BELL. who departed this life two years
ago today.
sorrow too great TO be told
But TO us who loved and lost you
Your memory will never grow old
HIS CHILDREN. ISABELLE, LUCU LIE
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CAM. ARTHUR 7. suddenly, on Tues

NANNs nm nun h SuuucIliys On lusS-
day, April 3, 1885, at his residence
I'LL Sherwood I'd. Silver Spring. Nd
ARTHUR 7 CANN, the beloved hus-
band OF Mrs. Ann 7. Cam Friends
may call al the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and Mass ave. ne. where
services will be held on Friday. April
8. at II am. Interment Everett.
Mass In lieu OF flowers, It is requested
that you contribute 10 the Heart Fund
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FRED MEHLER. Councillor.
GRACE l. RICKETTS, Rnc SerN
WALTER GOOD. Councillor.
J. Z. SMALLWOOD. Secretary.

j. Z, bMALLWOOD, 5tcFetaFy.
BRYANT, MARTHA. on Tuesday, April
3: 1855 at Freedmen's Hospital, Mrs.
MARTHA BRYANT of 1913 Gath ave.
FANNIE hL yncb' c cha S's ana Oh ph MfS
Brooks. Also surviving are many other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm;
Thursday. April S, friends may call
al the residence Of her sister, Mrs.
Fannie Lynch. Funeral services on
Friday. April 8, at pm. at the
Mount Zion Holiness Church. 737 6lst
st. At Addison rd.. Fairmont Heights
Md. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS By Henry 8
Warrington 81 Sons