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Frunk |. Sizer. rs,
Tourist HoteImun

Frank L. sizer. rs. owner and
operator Of the Senate Tourist
Home on Capitol Hill for %
years. died yesterday In Manti-
coke Hospital, Seaford, Del.
A native Of Covington, Va,
Mr.. Sizer was q District resident
for 20 years. He ran his tourist
home business at $40 East Capt.
tol street until 1852, when he
moved TO Ocean City, Nd, to
build and operate the Ocean
Downs Motor Court on Ocean
City Highway.
Mr.. Sizer Is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mary K. Sizer Of
Laurel, Del. and two sisters,
Mrs. Bertha Ryder Of Coving-
ton and Mrs. John Mankey OF
Hinton. w. Va.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday in Windsor's funeral
home, Laurel. Del. Burial will
be in the Odd Fellows Gene
tary there.
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Big Bertha. the gun which
bore Mrs. Krupp's name, be-
gan Smelling Paris from the
forest at Coucy. rs miles away,
on March %. 1918. The bonn
bardment extended over 14O
days, with. shells fired every
third day.
In all 256 persons were killed,
the most serious losses occurring
on Good Friday-March %
when 156 persons were killed
or wounded in the church at
st. Gervais.
The Paris gun was a high
velocity weapon Of 8.26 inches
caliber Cater retubed to q larger
bore). was about 10 feet long,
weighed 142 tons and fired q
shell weighing 264 pounds.
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She began taking boarders
at her Newton street home as
her seven children grew up and
moved away. She always re-
ferred to her roomers as her
family"
Surviving are i've sons, Roy
M. Gochenour, Monroe, La;
Hermen e. Cochenour, 1927
North Glebe road, Arlington:
Theodore s. Gochenour, i0l5
Elm avenue, Takoma Park, Nd;
Karl L. Gochenour, 322o Massa-
chusetts avenue Sc. and Oiin
G. Gochepour. Pittsburgh, Pa. /;
two daughters, Mrs. Alma O..
Lewis. Oxford, Miss, and Mae
q. Adcock. Baltimore: 20 grand
children and two sreat-grand-
children.
She also leaves two brothers,
John Bia, Crozet, Va, and Carl
Bia, Louisa, Va. and q sister,
Mrs. Mollie McAllister Of Cro-
yet.
Funeral services win be at
10 am. tomorrow in the 8. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901 Four
teenth street NV. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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husband cHARLEe HOWE, VIC
passeo avay eight years ago today
Dear LORD; keep sresn the srays
Beneath the wide. starry skies:
Keep sweet the sleep and give him
whose hands are folded over hi,
HscsNiHLY WIFE. GENEVA.
KING. LUvENIA q. In memory d
NJ gear mother MRS. LuvENIA r.
A WONDERFUL mother. woman ana aide
one who was better Cod never made,
4 wonderful worker, 80 loyal and true
one IN . million, that. Mother. wai
you. AURELfA.
LAN0HoRN, LAURA AND PHILIP
sacred 70 the memory OF our heloVed
parents: Father, PHILIP LANdHORN
v we sspar ,.: this life twenty;ons
LAURA LANdHosN. Who left us one
year ago today, September 20, 1855
A. long - hearts remember,
AS long Is dear ones care.
We cannot lose the ones we love,
.Ihey are with Us everywhere.
a hNb z .I Azul3RHTHRs' FLORENCE
AN@~~fnOAAAe A4A.1N Ne IN lUvlnI mem-
'Neal ALLEN A. S,,,is ,SAISSHff'' '' VIZ
yysars $50 today. September
Your memory Il keepsake
with which We will never part:
Althoueh God has you IN His keepine,
We stin have you In our hearts
sleep on, dear Allen.
a sweet. 70 call your. name:
IN life We loved you dearly,
In death We do the same,
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, JOHN.
HhODA AND THE BOYS, MARION
AND THE BOYS.
s0URs, JESSE IRWIN. In loving
9 mfssmspHrS Yp1HtrN ny zzo,s beloved husbandl
away three years ago today, sep-
TENDER 20, 1854.
September brings sad memories
:. OF my loved one gone 70 rest:
You viii never be FORGOTTEN
vn m ne e, one 'yhS loved you best
eoURs.
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Henry {. Warren. IS
Electric Clock Pioneer

BIRMINGHAM, Mass, Sept.
81 @.-Henry E. Warren, IS,
pioneer developer Of the cleo
trio clock, died today after a
brief illness.
He was founder and former
president Of the Warren Tele-
chron Co.. manufacturer of
electric clocks and timing de-
vices, now owned and oper-
ated by the General Electric
Co.
He developed a battery-op-
Grated electrical clock in 1912,
then turned to the problem Of
utilizing alternating current.
He was a graduate Of Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy.
A native Of Boston, he is
survived by his widow.
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Harry c. Leep. S..
House Pointer

Harry C. Leep. Sc. Of 6412
Powell street, Falls Church, died
ct his home yesterday after q
long illness.
Mr.. Leep. an independent
house painter, was born and
educated in Elizabeth. w. Va.
He came to Arlington in 1888
and has lived in the area since
then.
He was Q former resident
manager Of the Monroe Apart
ments, Arlington.
Mr.. Leep was q member Of
the Baptist Church.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ella Leach Leep. and a
SON, Harry c. Leep. jr.. both OF
the home address: three grand
children: and five brothers
Dana, Leonard. Howard, Rus
sell and orville, all Of Parkers-
burg. w. Va.
Funeral services will be Al
2 pm. tomorrow at the Glen
Carlyn Road Baptist Church
Falls Church, with burial Il
National Memorial Park Gene
terry. Falls Church.
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DR.. J.H. Wade, "a;
Active in Politics

HAGERSTowN. Nd, Sept.
81. R.-Dr. j. Hubert Wade,
e4-year-old physician and lead
ing figure in Democratic Party
affairs. died in Washington
County Hospital today. He had
been i'll with pneumonia for
five weeks.
DR.. Wade practiced medicine
In nearby Boonsboro for 81
years. A former State Senator,
he had served as chairman of
the Democratic State Central
Committee and as a member
Of the State Parole Board,
State Tax Commission and
Conservation Commission.
Funeral services win be Mon
day.
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Mrs. Berthe Krupp, Famed
AS Nomesoke of Big Cannon

ESSEN. Germany, Sept. 81
(R.-Mrs. Bertha Krupp. 70,
for whom Germany's long
range World War 1 cannon
big Bertha"--was named, died
today Of a heart ailment.
Death came at her home in
this city, whose growth stem
med largely from the sprawIing
steel and munitions plants
founded by her family.
Mrs. Krupp was a direct de-
scendant Of Friedrich Alfred
Krupp. founder Of the Krupp
industrial empire. Her husband
was Diplomat Gustav Won Boh-
len und Halbach. Kaiser viii
helm II attended her wedding
In 1906 and gave her new hus-
band the right to bear the name
of Krupp Won Bohlen und Hal
bach as q tribute to the Krupp
family.
ReIinquished Post
Krupp Won Bohlen und Hal
bach directed the vast Krupp
empire from 1910 until 1913,
when he relinquished his post
to his Oldest son. Alfred.
During the 191O-1043 period
the name Krupp came to sym
bolize big guns and wars. The
Krupp factories were q major
supplier to the war machines
of Kaiser Wilhelm and Adolf
Hitler. Krupp Won Bohlen und
Halbach died in 1850.
Mrs. Krupp was the mother
Of i've sons and two daugh-
tiers. Two Of her sons-Claus
and Egbert-fell during World
War II.
DOMAIN COnnScate0
After World War II, the
Krupp domain was confscated
Mrs. Krupp's son, Alfred
Krupp. was convicted by a war
crimes tribunal Of exploiting
slave labor and plunderinP
Nazi occupied countries.
He was released in 1851 and
his properties restored. He
agreed to sell his coal, steel and
iron ore interests. Neverthe-
less. be has emerged again az
one Of Germany's major indus
trial enterprises. producing
products ranging from tankerl
to pans and from trucks to To-
comotives.
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Andrew Patterson,
Gem Importer, %

Andrew Patterson. 06, a re-
tired importer of precious
stones. died Friday at his home,
4428 Albermarle street NV.
Mr.. Patterson, who had lived
here for q year, was q member
Of the Chevy Chase Presbyte-
rian Church and the st. An
drew's Society Of Washington
and New York.
A native Of Kelso, Scotland,
Mr.. Patterson came to the
United States in 1880 and lived
most Of his life in New York,
where he was co-owner Of the
firm Of Patterson & Stark, i'm
porters. He had lived in subur-
ban Scarsdale. N. Y, for 28
years before moving to WASH
ington to live with his daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Thompson Norton. He
had been retired for 80 years.
He was the husband Of the
late Janet e. Patterson and
father Of the late Mrs. Alfred
M. Morris Of Scarsdale.
Besides Mrs. Norton, Mr..
Patterson is survived by four
grandc hildren and four great
grandch children.
Services will be at 2::3O pm.
tomorrow in Gawler's Chapel.
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Graveside services win be at /
pm. Wednesday in WoodIawn
Cemetery. New York City.
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AnurutnD

eHERNRR, JOSEPH. there win Be an
ory 81 the late JOSEPH cHERNER
beloved husband q Ruth cns ,s,ssl
SS usRsr. Mrs. n Bernard zamsehov.
Mrs. Jody Engler and Marjorie
CherneT, at the Ttfereth Israel Riggs
Road Cemetery, $500 RisEs rd.'
Hyaftsvi1ls, Nd. on sunday. septem-
s ssd IA sSi.h DE- r.. = invited. i" s'-''
RAGKLsON. MARY. dwelling Of .
FAoEIsoN. devoted wife Of Milton
Eagelson and beloved mother Of Har.
old and Philip Fagelson, VIII Be held
On sunday. September x 1892: q
terry, Alexandria. VI.
HACKS, HELENA. There viii bs an
unVeiling Of q monument 70 the mem.
0ry Of our late dnushter. HELENA
JACKS, on Sunday, September 20,
1e6z, Ct 9 Pm. Ct ne Be- n s,s. ks, arS
iri. ss WI T pIsass meet q The KsihsT
llrssl synascSus. 2s01 n st. .nn:v-
aEWIs, NARY ,. Friends are In.
formed Of the unveiiing Of . monu-
ment 70 her memory on sunday,
septer5sr 20. 1887 at. .s ,. I PM ~
,pl.. % Alabama ave. sc.
RECK, JULIUS. There will be an un-
veiling Of 4 memorial stone IN mem
Org Of the late JULIUS RICK On SUM-
day, September 20, 1857, 81 $3.50
pm, a. the District Of Columbia
L0dgo Cemetery. Friends and relA-
tlVes invited.
PRINCE, SAMUEL. dwelling in mem-
Ory Of our beloved husband and
father. the late SAMUEL PRINCE. on
Sunday, September ~, 1897, ~ 2
pm, ct the Beth eholom Congreea-
tion Cemetery. Meet ct Sab eth
ct. NV. 1t l pm. Relatives and
friends invited.
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Mrs. John Miller,
Active Methodist

Mrs. John Thomas Miller
"a. q Washington resident for
over 40 years. died yesterday at
her home. 1641 Newton street
NV.
A native Of Virginia, she was
the former Maggie EstelIa
Mackenzie. Mrs. Miller and
her late husband moved 70
washington in 1914 following
his retirement from business.
She was an active member
of the Calvary Methodist
Church and served on the
board Of managers Of the
Methodist Home for the Aged.
Mrs. Miller is survived by
her daughter. Mrs. Ralph M.
Wolfe. of 1920 Upton street
NV; two grandchildren, Mrs.
Floyd @. Longerbeam and John
T. Miller. Of Silver Spring, and
four great grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at the. S. H.
Hines Funeral Home. Burial
will be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Draths

TAYLOR, WALTER PoLLY). on
TER TAYLOR. formefly Al isas
g. nv. devoted brother Of Mrs.
Maeeie I; Wlsstns. Also surviving
rsistivs. n anS .,. lSug t nspnsv Other
am. Monday friends are invited 70
een q the Mcclure Funeral Home.
ss ~ s.,s ssn y, q: Nv heauiem mass VII
!. u. Nv On i Fs.'sS'' ;sS;:s "
TAYLOR. WILBUR A On Thursday.
xeserans Hospital. Rickmond. va.
m M51dzu ~. a STAY TlEAyL9R 3. s2s Rich
sFeshef Of Mrs. LliiisI Ms aziSi aS b
sTes d wa.Siss.o as B BE 1 Hr' T slss
E rsas,t a the, tns WsFnsr PumBhIey
sliYsr spTina. IA, w SSecsals s.rs sEs;;
vi pe held on sunday. September
Interment Odd feilows cemct .sr,
pans.lle' Pa on Monday. sspteni.
rAYLos. wMsun 4. om..,, !. ..s
members q Lebanon Chap.
Of Brother WILBUR A,
9G TAYLOR On Thursdsy. sen
TENDER 10, 1857. Funeral
-. ssryiees viii be- held on
% The Warner &. Pumphfsy funsFail
Home. 1854 oeorgia ave. Silver
DORA LIE WRIGHT.
Oslo ,. RrTfER. Seey.
TMoHllAN, LEANDER K. suddenly
on Thufsday. September IL. 1857
at 1meTgeney Hospital. LRANbER K
IlLohAAN, beloved son Of Mr.. ane
Mrs.; ChaIles J. Tilghman and brother
q joseph ~. cytrIan o., Mauriel
& .:sI A3s ss: c' pssSss:.' t :v.
Aneelsita winters. Ne also Il sur.
vived p z host Of other relatives
g his late home. az on &. ne
Paa.rs aDO % S SSdHS;. s s:Dss:ms:E
81 g D an. from 81. csprIsn's
Ssns:m.nis ~ dsorss I. Bsti:r. q:
WAUGH, ANNA EDITH. OF $40 18TH
Sc, S. o. septemeel 1e. 1857.
MeIntesh. Mrs.. Minnie HaIsov 1si M Ma J
Lena Moore and caries Quill. serv-
ices a. Chambers Funeral Home.
sl5 llth 81. Sc. on Monday. Sep
wssSinstss Ss.Id On a csn.t .as:'a q
4 4SSs:s.g As s:R.:ss.E r TO- = ,ss Dr. e
RS Bethesda, Nd, beloved husband
Arthur + woods. II. He also Z
On Monday. eeptsmhsr 90. ii 81.
johns Hpiseopal Church, Bradiey
blvd and Wis. ave. Bethesda, Nd,
e ! pm. Interment ATIinSton Na.
YOUNG, HENSON COUNT. On
HEEsoN Seo91NS9f'Si 80 3 & 1861 49,
eth o.. NV. Among his many SURVIVE
enss. Ma. ia 4, Lssis ana MIS-
A5.ida Lsyis: After 20 noon SUM
Sls.d g ssII g tks hsoaiTs u raj
s mei1 M.,l ESQ . esh e: ny. rnnesal
0slsrsiSS Mstksdiss Church So is'm ia ~
Lincoln nslorisl Acsssi.rsm. ''asssn'
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Mrs. Richards ToyIor, SO,
Founded Consumers LEAGUE

Mrs. Richards Taylor. SO. q
resident here since 1916, died
yesterday after q long illness at
5044 Fulton street NV, where
she lived with her daughter.
Mrs. Taylor was the former
Miss Mary Lippencott Richards
of Hammonton, N. j., the
daughter Of Augustus H. and
Jane Woods Taylor. Her mar
riage to DR.. J. Quincy Taylor
in 1898 ended in divorce in
1914.
A resident Of Philadelphia
until 1917. Mrs. Taylor was
active there in civic and mu-
steal affairs. She was q found
ing member of the Consumers
League, which worked to better
women's working conditions
through law. She was also
active in the women's suffrage
movement and in musical
clubs. She was trained as a
singer in Paris. Berlin and New
York.
Mrs. Taylor moved to New
York in 1917, where she con-
tinued work in the suffrage
movement and worked for a
Red Cross canteen during
World War I. She also worked
for the first experimental clinic
there for drug addicts.
A resident Of Greenwich,
Conn. from 1926 until she
moved to Washington in 1916,
Mrs. Taylor was noted as a
hostess and cook. She con-
tributed recipes to q book,
Economy for Epicures," pub
lished in 1941.
She is survived by her daugh-
ter. Miss Ann Richards Taylor,
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Dr.. Willis N. ROyton,
Research Professor

HANOVER. N. H., Sept. II
A.-Dr. Willis Macnair Ray
ton. 46. professor Of physics at
Dartmouth college since 1899,
died today at the college infirm-
airy.
He was project director for
an ionospheric research pro-
gram at Dartmouth being con-
Quoted In connection with the
international geophysical year.
During World War II he COL
laborated In the development Of
sound equipment used by the
Navy in the detection Of SUBJ
marines.
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0tarA If Thanka

s ~ y &. ri is ishf e.. RICHARD j.
8UT4aER wishes TO express tneir
thanks and appreciation g their
many friends tof. the cards sele-
srams no N ~ sn ecv1o sns sxnFssssd
70 Them DURING the illness and after
the passing Of their loved one
MRS. LOUISE EADY AND FAMILY
cAIsON, EMMA. The daushter Of the
tate EMMA CAI9oN wishes 70 thank
her many friends for the cards. tele.
grams, flowers and al other ects o.
kindness during her recent psrsass-
~ oEoRoIANA 9. DUDLEY.
CAMPBELL. RLIzABITH. we wish TO
exnress our sincere thanks ana ap-
preciation to the Rev. Robinson, the
Rev. Hawkins. the Rev. Glover the
Rev. Rocks and 20 our nelenQoIs
and friends for the ss sls, q ssm NE q
ears and kindness shown during the
Illness and passing Of our motner,
MIZABETH CAMPBELL.
THE family AND MRS. MAhCALaLA
moon, SUSIE A. The family Of the
late SUSIE A. HOOD wishes 20 thank
te ds flowers and other express
sions 81 kindness and sympathy ex.
pressed 70 them during our recent
bereavement THE HOOD FAMILY.
HOMES. MARY I. The family Of the
late NARY T. JONES wishes 70 en-
press its thanks and apprseia.lon
ministers 81 the various ehurenes:
ffiends and neighbors duTing her
Illness and IN its recent perease-
n11TCHELL. LOUIS A.. Or. We wish
70 EXPRESS our sincere tnanks an, ar1
A. Moore. the Rev. Edward 1nomas.
Prof, I.ouIa Vaughn Jones. Mt. ODle
Holmes and 70 our many otner toyai
friends and neilhhcIs tor snelr k, tsa
iiine sss'S ana q tks passing 81 our
husband and father, LOUIS A.
.NN EEFeAzzINHb Son, ANTorNETEs ,.
PHILLIPS, On. ". ERANKLIN. The
family q Pr. ". tEAN4skka ~. a1r
friends for the cards. flowers aneI
other expressions Of kindness endl
0ympathy expressed 70 them during
the. illness and after the passins o.
their loved one.
WILLIS, NATHANIEL 2. The family |
SssSss 2 .zpr.ss shsir thsnE g. . .'.l
fhs Rev. c. T. Murray. the Rev.
G z reid x, re b ssS 3 Icd osil NJ
us. p. & A. n. and the many friends
and relatives for the cards, telegrams,
AoWerS, use Of cars and other .expres-
sions Of kindness and sympathy ex-
Rf; s..t e s assy S 81 .r ' Ioy.d
WIZ AND FAMILY.
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. son. DR.. Quincy Taylor, Of
New York, and two grandchiI-
dren.
A memorial service viii be
at 3 pm. Tuesday at the fam
lily home here. Burial will be
private.
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DEATHS

Announssmsns q
asEsisss ~ Chambers

BRINKLEY, JOHN EVERETT. In low
lhINKLEY. Who departed this Iifs
n ksszrkhiisEf;sSss 4 r. k Hsssfi
BR0wN. LOUIS q. 4 tribute o. dsvo:
brother, LOUIS q. BROWN, who
passed 70 the Great Beyond nineteen
sS%: s s.s S'RR SSa Ri a n:.s YOU
In that land 90 brisht and fair,
For Jesus. our Saviour. Invites me.
HIS beautiful home 10 share.
Msmoris. are treasures no one can
ReautiiuI memories are all have left
OF one whom ! loved and VIII never
Still lonesome for you, Louis.
KouR EHER-pEXOTED SISTER,
SARAH ekLPW11H PETERSON.
COOKE, EDWARD a. IN LOVING mem
eT1t our father EDWARD a.
30 swiftly throush deaths door you
% silently your soul passed By.
That We who weep and mourn its
Heard no moan or faint.s, .irh.
his pnyQTED SONS, EDWARD AND
FRfA FAX 3Dn AND LoviNo bAUoH-
CROzEER, EUGENE ]. In loving mem.
+ ory q ny dear son, EuoBNE
@ : s's. .s Us: y III Il II IL: & e. e.
Today IL . day Of Femsm-
And many Sad resrsts;
a day ! shall ways remember,
when the rest OF the world foraets.
II Al the world were mine TO rive,
I'd give IL, yes, and more,
TO see the face Of my dear boy
Come smiling through the door.
DEVOTED MOTHER.
0sO1IEni os EF Si51 az DI aU isyIS.
a memory of our dear brother,
sTAPF eERQT, EUGENE Jo-
5EPH CRozIER, who passed
ssSs.h ss:ssn s year. iS ssS 'S SSi:
serving his country.
let Us think OF him today,
Resting where peace IL ali.
Keep him. dear God,
Until We reach that heavenly shore,
Tnsn, Q dear God let Us have him,
LOVING SISTER AND BRoTHER .
q. NNaANA%AAANA aMAnAAa ~
ute 20 the memory OF our loved one,
WILLIAM BARBER DORSEY, Who
Is1t y gs one sSs year aso today septSn-
May his soul rest in peace
LOVING DAUGHTER, fRANCHe
pQRSBY FOUNTAIN. AND FAN-
GRAY, ROBERT h. In memory Of
our beloved husband, fatheF and
grandfather. ROBERT n. GRAY, Who
passed away one year ago today,
A. year has passed since that day
"hen tne one We loved was called
God took him home. IL was Hls viii
But " our hearts We love him Stiii.
LV HyhhnHIRneMssIIIE ,SAlLDREN AND
HARVEY, WILLIAM y. Ia loving msm-
DRY 81 my dear husband, WILLIAM
=. HARVEY. who passed away two
years agO today, September ~, 1888
Two years have passed since that SAD
whsh re one loved vas called away:
God took him home, Il vas His viii,
ppt N ny hsaTt 81 iiyelh Iiiii. vas
0NANppAUoMTn8, IAI,
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!. HuMPHRIEs. Master.

nARNEs. NELLIE y. On Friday. sep
beloved VIE 81 the late Jonathsp
ciasue and Mrs: Mollie c. Server.
both Of North Miami. Fla, Remains
resting at the Timothy Hanlon Fu-
neral Home, 1881 Georgia ave. nv
where services will be held on Mon
day, September 20. at ! pm. In
terment Methodist Church Cemetery
Potomac. Nd. ~
BELL, HARRY Z. on Friday Sep
TENDER 90, 1867, HARRY =. BELL,
father Of Dorothy Lindsay. Lorraine
Raiman and Elwcod Z. Bell. Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc, On
am Funeral services At the oxon
interment Cedar Hill Cemetery Re-
Sunday, September ~. 20
BOSTON, REGINA LEIGH. on Fri-
Soma DiEs EiSH SSoosro5ss '1 ct HH sSs
Kenilvorth ave. .n.ea beloved daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard M.
Boston, sister Of Rita Lynn Boston,
grandmother Of lie Roy L; Boston.
On. She also Is survived BY other
relatives. After 4 m. Monday. Sep.
TENDER 20. friends are invited 70 call
ct the Jarvis. Chapel. 1882 You 81.
NV. Graveside services on Tues
day. September "a, a. 10 am Har-
eo0nV (emRterv
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. C. SHAFFER. INC.
Expressive Floral tributes MoosrateD
priced. Open daily, Sun holidayl,
Phone orders also accepted. 6:3O 10 3
pm week nights 200 18th 81 ne,
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Dratha

ACORN. ROBERT n. on Wednesday,
D''RRscsssr h IL l Il 1xLc & Es'1t1 .ld 1
Ms RsnS G.. Aleorn 81 Westminster.
b. c. Friends may call ct the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ct. and Mass.
ave; n.es after 10 an, sunday;
81 the Capitol Hill PRESBYTERIAN
Church, lth et. and Independence ave.
GJe., on Monday, September %. at 2
pm. fntsfmsnt cohsressionSI Gene
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cecfetafy.
GROOM, AGNES ELEANOR. on sat-
urday, September 81. 1857. at oeorge-
ELEANOR oRooM q ssse pecSt1 s
Groom, mother Of Allan r. Gloom
and Alfred r; Groom, Friends may
call ct oawler's Chapel 1855 Pennsyl-
oppositel. after 8 pm. SUNDAY. Sep
TENDER 20, where services viii Be held
on Tuesday, September "a. At 2:3O
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
GRUBIcH. ROSA. OF $685. 18th St.
nSwx2 on saturday. September n.
osSSieh. dag ssssr M MRS Do msISSy
pevereaux. Mrs Melva Blaska and
Miss B. orubich. Remains at Cham
bers Funeral Home, 3O72 NJ 81. nv,
On on, sunday September Y. from 1?
c HSn RaDS vdnsnai A scTSess chi =
holm. MINI. Interment Maple nil
Cemetery, Hibbing, Minn.
HENNIG, GERTRUDE W. on satur-
day september ~, 1867, At Airing
Va f Ssiov s' Vie sI " he s AssiP aEsS9S
a. staekhOuIe and Wilbert A.. Hennig.
sister OF William n. and Louis p.
CO. Funeral Home. S6Oi ilth a.
NV, on Tuesday, September "a, AZ
pm. (parking facilltiesD. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery. 20
HILL, LEROY JOHN. on THURSDAY,
september ~, 1887. LEROY JOHN
Of funeral later Arrangements By
HOPKINS. ELIZABETH. on wednes.
day, September IA. 1857, ELIZA
BETH HOPKINS Of 20 Todd pl, NE.
Hopkins, sister Of Myron, pearline
and Thomas Hopkins, III. other
relatives also survive After 2 pm.
Sunday. September 20, friends may
call a. the Frazier Funeral Home,
$50 Rhode island ave. NV. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery. ~
JOHNSON, WILLIE ALICE. on Thurs.
day. September 10, 1857, al Emer-
geney Hospital, WILLIE ALICE JOHN.
beloved vile Of Ernest r. JOHNSON
Also suryivlng are two sisters, Mrs.
Hattie Bowman and Mrs. Vireie
Thomas; four brothers, James, Al
fred, William and Charles Lyons.
two nieces, Mrs. Audrey Gilmore and
Mrs. Dorothy Little. q nephew,
oswald Lyons, and other Relatives
and many friends. After ~ noon
Monday, September 20, friends are
invited 10 call AZ 4447 Douglas 81, n.e..
kenilwQrth. REQUIEM mass viii Be
celebrated on Tuesday, September ~,
q the Church o. the Incarnation,
l0l2 BroWnlng Pl' q;e. q am.
ArFansemsnh by MCGUIRE, me. -
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munieatioI d Lebanon
Lodge, No. z. p 4. a; ~,
is hereby called for Mon:
day, September %. 1857. ct
1 pm, ct the Masonic
Temple, 18th st. and New
York ave. NV. for the puf-
DnductinR the last MASONIC
our late brother, ROBERT
~ "A urrAGpHRIEa. Master.
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