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time were presented to the as
sembly.
New pupils in the primary de-
partment at Capital Hill School
are: John Bryant, Carl Butler,
Jerry Craig. Maceo Culberson,
Bobby Davis Robert Jackson,
Brent Jennings, Bernard Left
ridge, Ronnie Nichols, Gregory
Sunmerville, Milton Thompson,
Kenneth Williams, Gloria Britt,
Faye Cobbs. Yvonne Collier,
Louise Craig, Barbara Curtin,
Sarah Harris. Carolyn Henry,
Berniee Holt, Marcia Johninson.
Ella Kemp, Lucille Myles. Cathe-
rine Steele, Bernice Sheard, Mary
Arnold, Brenda Byrd, Norvel
Coffin, Lille Coleman, Dianne
Collier. Wesley Duhart, Tommie
Dyer. Shelia Holmes, Maxine
Honeycutt, Hall Johnson, Rose
MdItG AClldd4ls dQl 9Sa4 AAA y
Lane. Betty Jean Larkin. Marine
Miner, Cynthia Mitchell, Alber
Mitchell, Robert Palmer, Rober
Payne, Linda Simpson, jane
Spotwood, Lewis Webb, Rober
White, Betty Jean Williams, Har
old Williams, Linda Faye Hub
bard, Leonard Owens, Irma Jear
Clay, Beverly Faye Curry, Larry
James, Carmen Chen, Elaine
Walker. Shirley Perkins, Mat
thew Summerville, Ida Simmons
Serena Banks, Larry Hill, Gin
ton, Wright, and Gloria Cele-
man.
paw worm POrT. TAX -
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aarubbery for the two schools
The total program embraces %
items. Mrs. Odessa Hood is
president and Mrs. Gordie A.
hraham is secretary.
The PTA arnroved two money
raising activit q for the school
Yet.. They arr: ca the annual
membership drive which will
close with a banquet eor ali
members On Oe ober II, and (b)
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LAMP PIHrO)

the Annual st. Patricks tea sehe-
duled for Sunday March 0. 30.
The group has a three-year pBo-
gram with the 1878 progran
representing the first step.
/ Junior fire marshalla at Gag
yer school are: Shirley JonaE
Earnestine Green, Willie Scott
Earl Jones, Kenneth johnson an
Jimmy Adams.
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PETER


The Carver-Pfeifer school PTA
at its September 10, monthly
meeting approved an annual
budget of 100000. Budget items
include increased PTA allowances
for pupil welfare lunches and
Christmas cheer. The group bud
get also provides $4,000 for
playground equipment for the
two schools and $4,000 for
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8 eggs, slightly beaten
/ cup milk
u teaspoon salt
IS teaspoon pepper
1 tablespoon lemon juice
~ teaspoons Worcestershire
sauce
1 Il lb.) can salmon, drained
and faxed
cup cooked peas
Paprika to garnish top
l unbaked 9-inch No Roll
Cheese Pastry Shell
Combine eggs with milk. Mix
in seasonings. Add salmon and
peas, mix lightly. Set aside and
make No Roll Cheese Pastry
Shell. Pour seasoned salmon and
peas mixture into unbalxed pas
try shell. Sprinkle with pap.
rilSa. Bake in hot oven (400'F.)
Is minutes; reduce heat to mod
eratet (S5oSF.) and bake 80
minutes longer or until filling
is set. Cut in wedges and serve
Immediately. Makes 6 servings.
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Pine Bluff

Rev. and Mrs. c, r. Thomas
had as their guests this week.
end his brother and son-in-law
from Mississippi. They attended
service at Mt. Zion AME church
Of which Rev. Thomas is the
pastor. The members from
! Owen Hill NIB church worship.
ed at MT. Zion last Sunday This
spirit was high with Rev. Thorn
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Capital Hi School

Tb Capital Hill school primary
department held its first assem-
bly, on Friday, September 6. in
the cafeteria. The new pupils
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MONDAY

~ SOV
4-Sheriff Of Coehise. Westrn.
7-Do You Trust Your WiteF
1900
4-News and loeol News.
tiorkness. Sproeue.
7-News. WeotheT. Sports.
McCoffrey. Allen. MoIone.
o-News. Weather. Sports.
Richards. Douglas. Doniels.
Has
4-Weother. Sports.
Strinoer. Simpson.
5-News.
Motthew Worren.
9-The Lote Show. Movie.
la Hours. Living on Love"
1887. A kindly landlord doubles
up two Of his tenants, putting
o mon and woman. one work
ino bv dcy and the other br
NIGHT, in the same apartment.
jones Dunn.
ll:20
1.-The Night Show. Movie.
! Hour, IS Min. "Copobono I"
l947. 6roucho Marx. Carmen
Mirondo.
1l:25
4-Som and Friends.
5-Woshington Movietime.
| Hour. isle of the Decd"
IoA5. Boris KorIoff.
4-Tonight. Jack Lescoulie.
w Hours. "Americo After
Dork."
l2:z5
5-Thoueht. lnspirotionol.
l2:45
1.-The Lords Prayer.
loo
4-lnspirotion.
o-Meditofion. Weather.
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Claude D. Jones, Ex-Heod
Of Boys Training School

Claude D. Jones, former
superintendent of the National
Training School for Boys here.
died yesterday Of a heart at
tack in Mount Alto Hospital.
He was 76.
His wife, q retired employe Of
the Veterans Administration.
died Thursday.
Mr.. Jones was superintend-
|ent Of the Training School
from 1880 TO 1899. Before
coming here. he headed the
Colorado Industrial School for
Boys.
He served in the Spanish
American War, the Boxer Re-
bellion and World War I. He
was wounded while serving as
an artillery captain in France
during World War I. Mr.. Jones
was q colonel in the Army Re-
serves during the l930s.
Mr.. Jones is survived by a
daughter. Mrs. Benjamin Lynt
Of "a West Cedar street, Alex
andria. and a son, Kinsey Jones
of Westport. Conn.
Services will be held at $50
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Gardner Youngmon, Expert
On Wool for 7 uriff Agency

Gardner NJ. Youngman. "a
an expert on wool and WOO
manufacturers for the U. S
Tariff Commission for 30 years
died Saturday at his home In
the Kennedy Warren Apart
ments. 3l33 Connecticut avenue
NV. He had been in Ill health
for some time.
Before retiring in 1852. Mr.
Youngman had been assigned
to various committees of Con-
gress and Government depart
ments as a technical advisor
He served as a consultant to
the House Ways and Means
Committees subcommittee or
wollen goods during hearings or
the Tariff Act Of 1890.
In 1888 Mr.. Youngman con-
Quoted an investigation in Italy
of the costs of wool production
and manufacture.
Since his retirement he ha:
been a consultant to various
wool interests. The author Of
many articles on wool manu-.
featuring. last year he made q
survey Of wool manufacturing
In Canada.
A native Of Williamsport, Pa.
he was q graduate of the Lowell
Textile Institute. Lowell, Mass
Before entering Government
service he was associated with
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'AdoIphKohn, SO, Dies;
JeweIy Store Founder

Adolph Kahn. founder Of A.
Kahn, Inc. one Of the city's
Oldest jswelry stores, died yes
terday I'm Providence Hospital.
He was 90. =
Mr.. Kahn founded the Jew
elry store at 935 F street NV.
SO years ago. 1t still is at thu
same address. He sold that
establishment In the early
1905.
He re-entered the jewelry
business in 1887 as a co-foun-
der Of Kahn Oppenheimer,
Inc. DIT F street NV. He re-
tired about seven years ago.
Skilled as Matchmaker
Mr.. Kahn was born In Poland
and came TO the United States
as q young man. He had
learned the matchmaking trade
In Europe. and continued to be
skillful with his hands until
his death.
Only last week. q member Of
Kahn Oppenheimer recalls.
Mr.. Kahn called up and asked
for some tools with which to
build a porch.
He was fond Of travelling and
spoke several languages. His
friends say he was a Biblical
scholar.
Built In ID. C. 40 Years Ago
Mr.. Kahn's first wife, the
former Hattie Oppenheimer.
died in 1885. He married Mrs.
Rae Levi the next year. The
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Mrs. Thompson,
Attorneys Widow

Mrs. Morven Thompson,
widow Of a Washington at
tornel. died Saturday at the
Home for Incurables. She had
been i'll for several years.
Mrs. Thompson. the former
Page Carr. was a lifelong resi-
dent Of the Washington area.
She was a member of st, Johns
Episcopal Church. Lafayette
Square and of the Virginia
Committee of the National
Society of Colonial Danes.
She is survived by a nephew,
Stanly Carr of 1000 Glendale
road. Chevy Chase, and a
cousin. Mrs. Gardner Boothe of
TIL Princess street. Alexandria
Services will be private.
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Mrs. Cummins,
Pastors Widow

Mrs. Charles F. Cummins,
widow of a Maryland minister,
died yesterday after a long i'll
ness in a Washington hospital.
She was 80.
Her husband. a member Of
the Baltimore Conference of
the Methodist Church. held
many pastorates on the East
ern Shore. He died four years
ago.
Mrs. Cummins had lived with
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph
Schaaff. at $3.50 Nevada avenue
NV. She was a native of
Herndon, Va.
In addition to her daughter.
she is survived by four sons,
Paul Cummins. 1873 Ingleside
terrace NV; Wallace Cum
minis, Alto Banner street. Hy-
attsville, Nd; Elmer Cummins,
Atlanta, Ca, and Phillip Cum
minis. Cocoa Beach. Fla. and
Is grandchildren and 81 great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at l pm.
tomorrow in the Deal funeral
home, 48l2 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Hern-
don, Va.
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Society of Colonial Wars;
member Of Lawyers Club
American and District Bar AS
sociations and Lafayette Chap
ter. American Commandery.
His wife. the former Phebe
Emma McGill. died in 1941
Mr.. Barnard is survived by a
son. Job Barnard. 1894 Nichols
avenue Sc: a daughter, Kath-
crime Barnard Of the Euclid
avenue address; a brother.
Charles A. Barnard, ALL Le-
land street. Chevy Chase, and
q granddaughter.
Services will be held at
pm Wednesday in the Church
Of the Holy City, 1911 Six
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. H. G. Austin,
Widow Of MANAGER

Mrs. Harold c. Austin, a
Washington resident for %
years. died Saturday Of a res
piratory ailment in Eudowwood
Hospital. Towson, Nd. She
was SO.
Mrs. Austin had been hos
pitalized since the death of her
husband. a project manager in
the Bureau of Yards and Docks,
last June.
She was born in Weehawken,
N. j. She made her home here
at 5000 Thirteenth street NV.
Mrs. Austin is survived ny
two sons. Robert X. Austin Of
the Thirteenth street address.
and Glenn c. Austin of 5120
Fourth street NV; a brother.
Alfred Beck of Detroit, and a
sister. Mrs. Florence Wilson Of
Boston.
Services will be held at 9
am. tomorrow In the Deal flu
neral home, 4e12 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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fn Mrmnrtant
AnnouDeemsut %
ANFVieon ID ClthmhenD

BUTLER. RACHEL. Sacred TO the
memory OF our devoted mother and
randmothsr. RACHEL BUTLER. who
passed away forty-three years ESQ to-
day. October 81, 1914.
The road into the sunset
Is one we al must tread.
Although II brings US sorrow
When one goes on ahead
HER DAUGHTER, FRANCES AND
RITE AND MAuDE.
CRAwLEY, HELEN. In loving memory
OF my dear mother, HELEN cRAWLEY
who passed away october 81. 1888
two years ago today.
Peaceful be thy rest dear mother.
u Is sweet to breathe thy name,
In death i do the same. -
YOUR DEyQTED DAUGHTER, EVA
GIOVANNETTI sILvIO. In sad but
loving memory of our dear. father,
sILvio oIovANNETTl, husband Of
ssh ,r A tb ET iae oSy.nns' Huston. sns
who passed away 20 wears aRo today.
october 81, 1898.
God gave you 10 us for awhile.
Yet. We yearn for you each pass
But We are grateful for your splendid
uAC
And we know you could not stay
The hidden grief within our hearts
Brings remorseful tears and bitter
pain,
Yet We have a memory fond and true,
For We will never Father, foreet
EvERLY AND ERNEST,
GUNGLING, LOUIS, ST.. In memory
Of our devoted husband and father
LOUIS ouNDLlN0, er,. who passed
hwav so suddenly three years ago to-
day, october 81, 1854.
We often sit and think Of you.
And think OF how you died,
To know YOU could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes,
God knows how much we miss you.
Never shall your memory fade
A loving thoueht shall ever wander
TO the spot where YOU are laid
HIS hpT DEVOTED WIFE AND chill
sCHOELLKOPF, ANNA J. In iovins
memory OF my dear mother, born In
Eutaw, Alabama. October II, 1884.
s0NNIAG, FRANCIS N. Died October
81, 1885
It's been SO very, very long,
But old friends stlll are true.
Perhaps they'll see this little vefge
And say . prayer for you.
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Rulph Putnam Bernard, 80,
WelI-Known Lawyer in D. G.

Ralph Putnam Barnard.
well-known Washington attor-
ney. died yesterday at his
home. l443 Euclid avenue NV.
He was 80.
Mr.. Barnard came to the
District from Indiana in 1873
with his father, Job Barnard,
who became a judge of the
District Supreme Court.
Mr.. Barnard still was active
in the practice Of law. He
maintained Offices at 1910 YER
mont avenue NV.
He was a founder Of the
University Club. and later
served as secretary Of the club.
Mr.. Barnard was educated at
Lehigh University and George
town University. He received
his law degree from George
town.
He was employed by the State
of Massachusetts in computing
town boundary corner locations
in 1889. He became cashier and
assistant secretary Of the Equi-
table Cooperative Building AS
ISOLATION. He was a director Of
the association at the time Of
his death.
Mr.. Barnard served as pay
masters clerk for the Army
during the Spanish American
War. He was a voluntary as
sistant to the Provost Marshal
during World War I. and was
a draft appeals agent in World
War II.
In addition. Mr.. Barnard was
a life member Of the Board of
Trade; past master of Temple
Noyes Lodge 81; a former jes-
ter Of Almas Temple: past gov
ernor of the District Chapter,
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|Dr. Prentiss,
DC. Physician

DR.. Daniel Webster Prentiss.
prominent Washington physi-
clan. died yesterday at his
home. 5425 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV. He was SO.
He began the practice Of
medicine in Washington in
1900. after graduating from the
George Washington University
Medical School in 1899. He
was graduated from Columbian
tnow George Washington Uni
versity with q bachelors degree
in 1895.
DR.. Prentiss, a Washington
native. served as professor Of
histology. embryoloey and hy-
giene at George Washington
for several years after his
graduation.
He was ON the dispensary
and surgical staff Of Emer-
BOAAOJ 1AOoPlOut utiu vi lIiC
surgical STAFF of Casualty Hos
pital.
DR.. Prentiss held the rank of
captain in the Army Medical
Corps during World War I.
He served at Base Hospital No.
8 in France.
He was a member of the
American College Of Surgeons.
the District Medical Society.
the Chevy Chase Masonic
Lodge and Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church.
In addition to his wife, the
former Kathryn Brown. he is
survived by two nephews,
Spencer Baird Prentiss Of Bar
tlesville, Okla. and Webster
PrentiSs True Of Maine, and a
niece. Mrs. Edward L. Bullock,
jr.. Of 1880 Porter street NV.
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couple lived at 3l35 Ellicott
street NV. which Mr.. Kahn
built some 40 years ago.
In addition to his widow, Mr.
Kahn is survived by four STEP
children. Miss Ruth Levi OF
Miami Beach, Fla; Mrs. Morris
Littman of Asheville. N. c.;
Mrs. Beatrice Gum and Mrs
Justin Zizes. both Of New York
Services will be held at
pm. tomorrow in Danzansky'i
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be ir
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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several private textile firms.
During the SpaniSh-American
War he served with the Army
in Cuba.
There are no immediate sur
vivors.
Funeral services will be held
at GAS am. Wednesday at CAV
lers Funeral Home. 1856 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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In Mrntnrian,

STEWART. CHARLES n. In ioying
s tRSSi' caArs ' K srE eSsSsaS s sRS
departed this life nine years ago
today, October II, l04S.
Loving and kind In ALI his ways,
upfight and Just 10 the end Of his
s @S. ana IIpa n hear, and ming
DEVOTED WIFE, ALICE. ., AND
DAUGHTER. MARION,
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Fuwwoz F. El-Khouri,
Son of Former Envoy

Services for Fawwaz F. Ell
Khouri. son of former Syrian
Ambassador to the United
States, were held at 10 am.
today at st. Georges Syrian
Orthodox Church. 1885 Six
tenth street NV.
The youth was found shot
through the head October IL
in the Dupont Plaza Hotel. The
death was ruled suicide by
Deputy Coroner Christopher j.
Murphy
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ENGLISH Group to Meet

FREDERICKS B U r @. Va,
Oct. 81 (P) - The Virginia.
North Carolina and West
Virginia regional meeting OF
the College English Association
will be held Saturday at Mary
Washington College Of the Uni
versity Of Virginia.
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4nurilttta

@lLLEsk. JOSEPH. There WIN BE- q. an
:S'SSsss:ss sssssn & Samuel Spp Nine. H ssd
Conversation Cemetery on sunday
s s:SS ana ii,.h lss a.: 4 ns.. sp. R'''
AosS J, IR ayIs'|ns SAMUEL ., There W. \
e.. M memory Ssss, u he ass IRVINE saSIdfe eA
uEL RO6R. beloved husband o. Hilda
Rose and devoted father of Allan
Robert and 0eorge Rose. a. the B'n9l
s,e., on Sunday, October 81, 1857,
At ! pm. Relatives and friends ara
invited.
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CEMETERY LOTS

F0RT LINCOLN MAUsoLEUM-ps
weekdays from $50 to $50 PM
I'll day on saturday
CEDAR HILL cEMETERY--sits NO: 9,
located In Section "a, lot liz: best
offer over S76. BOX 440.u. star
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PAnK|2
:S Tiy' ::s.sesssias ,A E'G a.SSS '''A'
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CEMETERY LOTS

THE PRUDENT MAN looketh well Il
his going. Choice sites In Cedar Hill
Cemetery. reasonable. OIL. 4-534i
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C SHAFFER. INC
Expressive Floral tributes ModeateiI
priced Open daily sun HOLIDAYS
Phone orders also accepted, $40 70 y
pm, week niGhts 400 18th ct nv.
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Worthy Matron.
MARY J. BEAN. Secretary. II

Past GRAND Patron. Brother HARRY
. EiLiEEN II. HARDEsTY.
MARY J. BEAN. Secretary. ii
sCRuGGs. DoRCUs coRRINE. sud
ehsssrlx Nd poRcps coRkINk
scRuoos Of 6109 3gth Pi.; Hyatts-
lIs, Nd BELOVED i,o wife o. u; Ja|s' n
thrse sisters and ~ two brothers Rels.
oaseh Funeral Home .!7Ss Baiti:
s1 4Sssasy s ssSSSsr a. ~ th sns
to the Church OF the Brethren. Bal
ttmore ave and Tuckerman st.. Uni;
Sssr,ity psrt; Ma: where SERIES, I'll
Rs na RSls n N. SsS c.m.isTs r.
SELF. CLAUDE Z. On sunday, October
cGAubgES l. sErro e q ssis H SiS q.
crime NJ Self, father Of stephen p,
Sterling D. and Spencer E. Self and
Nelson. O.. Clarence c. and Roy II.
Self, Mrs. Mittie Weaver, Mrs. Sarah
PASTOR. Mrs Hester Sellers, Mrs
Bertha Grawley and Mrs. Ollie psd.
funeral Home. az st. and Mass.
ave, NV. where services will be held
on wednesday. October %, at ESQ
pm, fnterment Fort Lincoln Gem
SIMMONS, HATTIE Z, On sunday.
October 90. 1857, HATTIE Z. SIM
6siovsd y vile Of TSSmss ''s Simmons IONS
Mrs porothy N. Kit,Ts ifs Mrs. us 6Syn.
dolyn willifore, Mrs, Mary Il. SIM
sisters, MIs. Susie LanhSm. Mrs
Marie Moten. Mrs. Grace Chase, Mrs.
Elixabeth white; one brother, George
WHU ss an Ss msns snds q NSc, re-.
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Nc.
THOMAS. WILLIAM, Departed this
life on Thursday, October III, 1857,
A., District General Hospital, Mr.
william d.sd,I THOMAS Siihhs II 1872 ~ 4. 4.
Thomas. He also is survived BY one one
son, three daushters. four srandchii.
many friends. Remains may be viewed
Al the Hail BIOS Funeral Home, 6si
held on TUESDAY, October 90. at /
pm. fnterment woodiaVn cemttery,
THOMPSON, ADELBERT G.. OF 3aas
Prospect ave, NV, suddenly, on .oe.
tUO'E ThUmp.S Ss7 AZ. 1sth; NJ. Of ksib sSH,
Thompson, Mrs Edna 4, Higas and
Mre,. Florida NJ. Brown, Three grand.
sR S.ssy, aliS .gTyivs oi Remains SHns N
81. NV, until Tuesday, October &c
a.. 1910 pm. Services at Fort Myei
Chapel at 2 pm. Interment AArlinG.
ton National Cemetery. 81
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DOROTHY p. oKsA, Secretary.
w y.. x EAsffk kr Iva wARss A: s.d pom
RS d:1, . ossSSsE H. 1h Sss Okla
Daushtef Of the. late Henry. warren
and Anre rurveli Warren Of Boston,
Mass. Notica 1T funeral later.
WASHINGTON. vERNELLE 7. On Sat:
gTday, oe,cesr II. 1883 ss. vEhNEL.l
belcved daushter OF AR. james X. anc
Mrs Edna W. washington. She also
leaves : sister, Mrs, Catherine Muir
ply. and brother. James NJ. WASH
ns,1n. .,d r,lsT o.,o Ssy s.H a. ai Is:
residence Of Mrs. Sarah washinston,
s SSs p' vii 5. Issi,.a y D'S; Re:
euiem mass viii Be eel.o.ated o.
Wednssday, October g. q 2 Am. 81
n NE 1 iSser Tss Mount oliset Gene
terry. Arrangements ~ AlexAndsr B
WEST, csEEL. on Tnursday. oe,c,
Der IL. 1887, CREEL WEST Of 42s
b dSTs oSss S SsSSsa s q R 9, nTs
Other 'i relatives and many ifiene.
After 4 pm. Monday, october 81
friends are invitea 70 cali At tn
Jarvis Chapel. 1889 You 81. NV
where funeral SERVICES WI s Be hs he'll
e S@ wo Ssise 0 Ss%stery 81
WILLIAMS. IRENE, On Monday. oc.
tober 81, 1857, IRENE WILLIAMS Of
Arrsnssmsnts 81 FTasiers'
WILLIAMS, ROBERT c.. On SATURDAY
Rospitsl. iRobER+ {. wiIL;I|tkMs
husband 81 celestins wilIIams
By Henry s. washington 4 Sons.
wIMBERLY. ALTA COURTNEY. or
Friday, October Is. 1885, at heI
residence In Richmond. Va. formerly
OF washington, D. c.. ALTA COURT
NEY wIMBERiY, widow OF MAI,
Albert c. wimesrly. She Is survived
two grenddanghters. Mrs. Milton z
Farley III ard Miss Susan c. Midkin
Qraveside services on Tuesday, Oeto-
her - 81 i.3O pm. a. ATlinetou
National Cemetery.
WRIGHT, ROBERT. On Friday. Octo.
Der Is. 1887, ROBERT WRIGHT Of
NJ. ssss. Ennis 1 nSs st fo'a ssnr q
Lyda and clyde wright. He also |,
friends NJ. wrisht may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 80 H
Der n 81, Thsr. ,e p V Wiil 5. Selc
on Tuesday. october 20. Al 10 an
Interment woodlaWn Cemetery.
YOUNGMAN. GARDNER n. On sa,ur-
day. October 10. 1857. at his rest
dence. The Kennedy Warren Apart.
ments. GARDNER NJ. YOUNoMAN
Friends may call at 0avlef's Chapel
cppositel. where services viii be held
on Wednesday. October %, Of e:46
am. lnterment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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am. Thursday in the Naley fu-
neral home. 5000 Rhode Island
avenue. Mount Rainier. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.