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Gen. Tyner, 80,
.Ex-Stuff Assistant

Brig Gen. George Parker
Tyner. USA, retired. 80, former
assistant Army chief of staff.
died Monday in Orlando, Fla.
after a long illness
He lived here at 1918 Hoban
road NV. and spent his winters
in Orlando.
A native of Davenport. Iowa.
he was graduated from the
Michigan Military Academy in
1894 and commissioned in the
LIST Illinois Cavalry Volunteers in
1898. He received a regular
Army commission in 1901.
Gen. Tyner served in the
Philippine Instruction, the
Spanish American War and
World War j. He was assigned
to the War Department General
staff in Washington in 1886 and
became assistant chief of staff
for operations in 1897.
From 1888 to 1910 he was as
sistant chief OF staff for supply.
He retired on April 80, 1910.
He is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Louise Tyner.
Graveside services will be held
at / pm. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
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1t. Col. Dillon,
Veteran of Two
World Wars

1t. Col. Fairfax K. Dillon. vet
eran of both World Wars and
former Washington resident.
died Tuesday at Columbia, S.
c., of a heart ailment.
Col. Dillon was a native Of
Lynchburg, Va. He attended the
University of North Carolina and
graduated from Stanford Uni
versity in 1925. He was a MEM
Der of Kappa Sigma. a social
fraternity.
Col. Dillon was with the avia-
ton branch of the Army during
World War l. He re-entered
the service during World War II
and was wounded in North
Africa. He received the Pun
pile Heart. He suffered a heart
attack in Korea in 1945 and has
been in declining health since.
He was statistician with the
Federal Government here from
1884 until 1910. He resided in
Statesville. N. c., after retiring
from the Army.
He is survived by three sisters,
Mrs. Ross B. Brett. l841 Column
bia road NV; Mrs. Chester o.
Ensign, Greensboro. N. c., and
Mrs. A. B. Raymer. Statesyille.
and two brothers. w. P. Dillon.
jr., 5000 Brookside drive, Chevy
Chase. and P. M. Dillon, States
vile.
Services viii be held at 10 am.
Friday in Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Mrs. Edna Chase,
Editor Of Vogue
For Fifty Years

SARASOTA, Fla, Mar. 81 (P).
Mrs. Edna Woolman Chase, 80,
for so years editor of Vogue
magazine, died in hospital here
yesterday.
Mrs. Chase, who had been va
cationing at Boca Grande, near
Fort Myers, became i'll and was
brought here.
She was the moher of 1lka
Chase, author and actress.
Mrs. Chase was born in Asbury
Park. N. j., March IA, 1877, and
spent her entire career with
Vogue, of which she became edi-
tor-in-chief in 1914. Five years
ago she retired from active edi-
Itorial duties and became chair
man of the editorial board. Re-
Gently she gave up her advisory
duties.
Mrs. Chase, whose home was
in New York, was divorced from
Mr.. Chase, but continued to be
known professionally as Edna
IWoolman Chase. At one time she
was married to the late Richard
T. Horton.
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jacob Coxey, Son
Of March Leader

HOLLYWOOD, Fla, Mar. q
(P.-Jacob Sechler Coxey, jr.
son of the Ohio industrialist who
led Coxey's Army in a march on
Washington in 1894. died last
night after a heart attack. He
was IS.
| The younger Coxey. president
and chairman of the board OF
the Industrial Silicon Corp,
moved here from Youngstown,
Ohio, two years ago after his re-
tirement.
Mr.. Coxey. a native of Paul
Station, Ohio. was 3 years old
when his father led his army
to Washington as part of a
campaign to end a depression
through road projects and eco
nomic benefits. He was a grad
uate of Notre Dame University.
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Frank Parsons, Jr., Dies;
Was Champion Rifle Shot

Frank T. Parsons. jr., 81.
founder and president of the
Frank Parsons Paper Co. and
one of the country's all-time
great rifle shots. died last night
at George Washington Univer-
sity Hospital of cancer.
Chairman of the United States
Olympic Rifle Committee at the
time of his death, he also was
vice president for North America
of the International Shooting
Union, composed of As countries
with headquarters in Stockholm.
He was a firing member of the
1928 and 1948 Olympic teams,
and captain in 1852 of the Olym-
lpic rifle and pistol team at Hell
sinki, Finland. That same year,
he also was captain OF fine
United States team that COM
peted for the world champion
ship in Oslo, Norway. in the BIZ
annual tournament sponsored by
the International Shooting I'm
ion, and in 1854 was captain of
the team which competed in the
same tournament in Caracas,
Venezuela.
Lauded by Riflemen
Earlier. he had been a member
of the American rife team that
won the world championship in
this competition at Antwerp in
1880. He also was on the United
States team in the world cham
pionship competition in South
America in 1850 and a member
of the United States team in the
Pan American games in 1949.
/ 1t. Gen. Floyd L. Parks. USA.
retired, executive director of the
National Rife Association, today
, called MIR. Parsons lone of the
finest rifle shots the United
States ever produced and one
OF the most public spirited men
l have ever known"
! A graduate of George Wash
lington University, he won the
national intercollegiate. rife
championship in 1927 and in
1928 was captain of the ma
tional intercollegiate champion
ship team. In 1924 he won the
Middle Atlantic, Eastern and
national small-bore free cham
pionships.
!. The rife coach at GNU for
% years, he produced one ma
'tional championship team and
two individual intercollegiate
. championships.
Coached Junior Marksmen
Mr.. Parsons was a member OF
the Executive Committee of the
National Rife Association and
on its board of directors and
/, chairman of its Building Com
mittee. He also had been coach
, and instructor for six years OF
the Pinwheel Junior Rifle Club
and conducted Saturday morn.
ing classes in connection with
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Anurtltnp

DUBLIN, ANNIE. An unwilling in mem
DRY OF the late ANNIE Dublin. beloved
wife Of Dave Dublin and beloved mother
Of Sylvia Swesnik, Harry Dublin and
Macky Dublin. will be held on Sunday,
March "a, 1857. at pm, at the
Obey Sholom Cemetery. Leave from
l4O2 Sheraton st. NV. at IL noon.
Relatives and friends invited. 90
GEvINsoN. BENJAMIN. There will be
an unveiling Of monument to the
Sunday. March "a. 1857. at . pm.
at the National Capital Hebrew Gene
terry, Talmud Torah Section. Relatives
wood st. NV, at pm. %
be an unwilling OF q monument in
loving memory of the late LILLIAN
7. v, KuSHNER on Sunday. March
"a, 1881 at pm, at the Ezras
Israel Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited. 90
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R. Mohot,
Agency Economist

Services will be held at Z
o'clock tonight in the Ives
funeral home in Washington for
Haldor R. Mohat, 81, Justice De-
partment economist and CO.
founder of the CORTLAND Civic
Association.
Final funeral services will be
held in Jackson. Ohio, for Mr..
Mohat, who shot and killed him.
self in the basement of his Arl-
ington home on Tuesday night.
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the junior rifle shooting program
of the national association.
The son of the late Frank Par
sons and Nancy Parsons, he was
born in Baltimore, but moved to
Washington when he was 2 years
Iof age. His interest in rifles
began in the early 1920s when
he became a member of the rifle
team at Eastern High School,
although his family, he once
told an interviewer, discouraged
him and forbade him to handle
a rifle. One day a minor triumph
was reported in The Star and
he was hauled on the carpet for
corrective measures when he got
home. The outcome of the con-
ference, however. was the fam
ily's concession that he might
as we'll keep on with it, since
he'd made such a good start.
His father had been in the
paper business before him. On
July l, 1898. Mr.. Parsons found
ed his own firm, when in his
early thirties, and was its &C
tive head until the time of his
death. He started with small
quarters on Fourteenth street
NV. near N street. The firm
is now in the warehouse district
at Sixteenth and Oakie streets
NE. and is one of the larger
wholesale paper concerns in this
area. Thoroughly versed in
paper production and its uses.
Mr.. Parsons served on the ad-
viSory councils Of many of the
large paper mills.
Many Community Interests
Mr.. Parsons service to the
community was extensive, as
were his associations. He was
director of the Lincoln Ma
itional Bank, director and
treasurer of Columbia Country
Club; president Of the Fathers
Club of the Landon School fol-
Boys. which both his sons at
tend: former secretary of the
Washington Heart Association; 6
trustee of the Boys Club Of
Washington; a member of the
Board of Trade and the Kiwani;
Club. He also belonged to the
University Club, Congress MA
sonic) Lodge No. 81, the National
Sales Executives. the American
Institute of Management, and
the National Paper Trade Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Parsons lived at 1905
Kerry road. Chevy Chase. Md
He is survived by his widow. tht
I former Nancy Haas. and two
sons. Douglas Taggart Parson.
and David johnson Parsons. al
of the home address: also sur.
viving is his mother, Mrs. Nancy
j. Parsons. 1920 Twentieth stree
NV; a brother, Donald J. Par.
sons, an assistant director of tn,
Federal Bureau of Investigation
OF Granvue. Lorton. Va: and {
sister, Miss Anne L. Parsons
also of 1920 Twentieth stree
NV.
Services will be held at 10 a IN
tomorrow at the Chevy Chas'
Methodist Church. Burial vii
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often cord OF thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
aordly be solved IL ony Other wov
Not only IS il 0 groeiOus expression
81 erotitude to those who have sent
'lorol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services ond kind
nesses Of the many TO whom o per.
sonol note OF thonks eonnos well be
mailed. or whose names and I'D
dresses ore not known Insertion Of
q cord OF thorks moy be orronsed
BY telephone TO The Stor ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sunday Sfo'
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III Mrmnriaitt

BALLARD, EMILY. In iovinE -emem i.
grange Of our beloved mother. EMILY
LARD, who entered into eternal
rest SIX years ago to-day
sunshine passes. shadows fall.
Loves memory outlasts all.
May her soul rest IN peace Amen
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
CONTEK. MAGGIE. In loving memory
Of our dear sister and siEter-irel law
MAGGIE cONTEE who passed away
one year ago to-day, March u. 1856
Loving memories can never ole.
though years roll on DAYS 70 nv
SAMUEL AND MAMIE LoMAx ".
GATHER. LIZ. ERNEST r.. Sacred to
the. memory OF our beloved husband
anu END uncle. 1T. ERNEST r
GAIIHER, who passed into eternal rest
iour years ago TODAY, March 81, 1883
Years have not dulled the memory OF
The loving deeds with which your
GAYS were filled.
Inc kindness OF YOUR heart so warm
The sweetness OF the tender voice
LoV1No WIZ AND NEPHEW.
GILLEM, NELLIE FORD. In memory OF
our beloved NELLIE, who died March
u. 1871. She was a wonderful wife.
blessed mother a loving sister and
superior educator,
The DAYS that Shone so brightly
are dlmmed nov that you re gone.
And sights once beauty for our eyes.
Have culled since you passed on.
The minutes move so slowly,
=. Time Rlides on leaden feet
10 the ancient door Of eternity.
MheIe once more We shall meet.
PARKER NORBERT. HATTIE
CULLEN. NELLIE FORD. In memory
OF my dear friend. NELLIE FORD
GILLEM. VINO departed this lie March
Il, l941
There never has been a nisht time
Or morning kissed with dew.
mat ] have not drifted in memory
Aglow with thoughiS OF you.
Remembered Away.
MOLIs
HARPER. JERRY r, In sad but loving
memory 81 my dear father, JERRY
F HARPER, who passed away two
years ago today, March Il, 1855
A wonderful father, grandfather and
one VINO was better God never made;
a wonderful worker so loyal and true.
one IN a million, that, father was you.
Just in your judgment. always right,
Honest and liberal, ever upright:
Loved BY your friends and all whom you
knew.
My wonderful father, that. father, was
LOVING DAUGHTER AND GRAND
DAUGHTERS. EVELYN AND GLORIA.
LONGO. JOSEPH. In loving memory of
our dear father, JOSEPH LONGO, who
departed this life one year ago today.
March 81 1856.
March brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest:
You Will never be forgotten
BY those who loved YOU best.
LOVING WIFE, ELIZABETH, AND
STEPCHlLD. LOUIS.
RIDGEwAY, WAYNE II. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and father,
WAYNE H RIDGEWAY, who passed
away i've years ago. March II. 1852
Today and always, YOU are in our
thoughts and memories
LOVING WIFE AND SON
SCHMUTZER, JOHN. In memory OF
JOHN SCiIMUTZER, who left us three
years ago today, March 81. 1854
Tendery remembered and sorely
missed by his whole family and his
devoted wife, JESSIE.
vAWTER, MAYME COLE, In loving
memory OF our dear sister, MAYME
COLE VAWTER, who left us twenty
years ago today, March 81, 1897.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear;
Fond memories linger every DAY.
Remembrance keeps you near
JAMIE AND CLARENCE.
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Garh uf ThattkB

JONES. REUBEN Z. We wish to thank
all Of, our kind friends, neighbors and
relatives for their many kind express
sions Of sympathy and condolences dur
Ing our recent bereavement.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLEY JONES.
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IOWsER. CORA. omeers and memher.

bUWSEh' COkA. Ofhcers and members
~ OF Magnolia Council. p. D. r
NQA Of the l. B. p. o. E. of W.
mi III are hereby notified OF the fu-
NV neral of L. d. CORA BOWSER
on Friday, March %, 1857. at
~ 80 pm, from the Ebenezer
- Methodist Church, 4th and d
SITS Sc Session OF sorrow on Thurs
day, March q. 1857. at pm at
the home. 18th and Que SITS. NV.
Elks services at $50 pm. at the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II ST ne
A. BELLE SPRAGUE, l.. d. r.
GRACE Z RENNETT SecY
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" ~ ROBERT TATE. President.
LILLIAN T. ROWLAND, Fin. Secy.


BRITAIN, CAPT. THOMAS PICKNEY,
SR. on Tuesday. March ~. 1851, at
SesT an TiHd 5,p'a Pc Psgy Psinl MS
SIR, Of 6B0I 44th ave-. University
PARK, Nd, beloved husband Of Fannie
W Britain, father OF l.. J Macrendy
OF chAttereaux, France. Thomas p.
Bf!ttain, IT,. Mrs James Barrett OF
Washington, y. c., and Mrs. Herman
Copen Of Mount Carmel, Conn He
also Is survived by one brother and
may call at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 29ul lflh ST NV after 4
I'm. Saturday, March 23 parking IA.
cilities) Services at Fort Myer Chapel,
Fort Myer. Va, on Monday. March
rs, at 40 am Interment Arlington
National Cemetery, ~
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNLRAI DIRECTORS
eth ana Mass. Ave NE. u. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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bUWSEh, LUhA. On Iuesday. March
-, 1857, CORA BOWSER OF Ills
North Capitol 81, beloved mother of
Mrs. Ellen Coleman and Charles Bowser
She also leaves a devoted cousin. Mrs
Corinne Eigmie; one daughter-in-law,
Mrs Elizabeth Bowser, and other rela-
Bowser may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne. after
3 pm. Thursday, March 81 Funeral
on Friday, March 22. from the Ebenezer
Methodist Church. Attn and d SITS. Sc,
a. 80 pm. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery 81
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BoRGEs. RENNlCIo ! on shnaar-

March Il 1851 BENNICIO j BORGEs
OF 24H5 I'd st ne, beloved son OF
Mrs Marie o Borges Also surviving
are I'VE sisters, seven brothers other
relatives and many friends. After IL
noon Friday. March 81. friends are
invited TO call at mis- late residence.
Requiem mass Will be celebrated al
81 Martins Catholic Church North
Capitol and T SITS. on SATURDAY..
March 23, a. Q am. Interment Mount
Oiiyet Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY
Mcclure, Inc. 20
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pEIRCF. ELIzARETu FAIsON. I

day, March L; 1867, al her reside 9S
FAlSoN PIERCE, sister OF Christopher
Hill PIERCE of GoldsborO N c. Me-
mortal services will be held at Gawler's
Chapel l5jb Pa ave nv, on Fri
flowers
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,ysrp ron. ono.., .,a usu,,.,

BOWSER. CORA. Ofticers and members
49, OF Columbia Temple No. 49,,
Xn /. b. p o, f. OF W, met In
MA a session OF sorrow on Wednes-
day. March 20. 1857, for our
late daughter, CORA BOWSER
~ Elks' services will be held at
90 $50 pm Thursday, March 81 ].
n the Stewart Funeral Home. 30 n
81. ne Funeral services al 30 pm.
Friday. March 90. at the Ebenezer
Methodist Church, 4th and d SITS. sc.
JULIA r BENNETT, Daughter Ruler.
BtONGE W. HAWKINS, Fin. Secy.
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woLf' SARAH ROBERTA. on Thurs

BERTA Wolf of 3aYi oskridee ave,
Chevy Chase. Md, beloved wife OF
Arthur Wolf and. devoted mother OF
also is survived BY two sisters, Mrs
Judith Cardwell OF ChicaEo, III, and
Mrs Lee principalc Of New York and
brother. Murray Gordon OF New York
Funeral services AT the Bernard DAN
2ansky a. Sons Funeral Home, 1901
lith ST. Nv. on Sunday. March "a,
~ 10 am. Interment King David
Memorial Garden ~
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BOWsER, CORA. Officers and mem
pers OF the Bureau Relief Association
OF the Bureau OF Engraving and Print
OF our late member, CORA BOWSER.
Funeral on Friday, March ~. 1890
at 1880 p IN.
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q ner. son in Miami. Pa. on Tues
day, March ID. 1857, MRS HATTIE
d. C, but now OF Bowling Green, Fla
where she had gone TO make her home
after her retirement from the Jelleff
store. where she had been a filter for
the past IL years She IS survived
by two sons, Mr. Palmer Bennett OF
Staunton Va, and Ned Bennett Of
Miami, Fla. and six grandchildren
Funeral on Thursday, March 81. in
WauchulR, Fla %
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March ~ 1857, THERON LAKE d.
LEY. beloved husband Of Sarah Cath
crime Dulsy and father OF Lawrence
Duley. Mrs. Sirley Annetta Steward
ana MIS- Nellie Mae Carroll. He also
Duley. three sisters Mrs. Elsie Colonna.
Mrs. Olive B. Dove and Mrs. Grace
Collins. and three grandchildren
FRIENDS may call at the Richie Bros
Funeral Home. Upper Marlboro. Md
Funeral services will be held IN the
Cheitenham Methodist Church. Chelteu-
ham. Md. on Friday, March -. at
. pm. with the Rev. Ralph Leonard
oMciating Interment church eeme-
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DoMpEN. LEMuEL hi on rns.

March 10. 1861. at Annandale. va.
LEMUEL Fl. DOWDEN OF gUa Leesourx
pike tBaileys CrosroadsJ. Fails Church,
Va, husband Of Helen Mary DoVden
He also Is survived by one brother.
John I Dowden. and his stepmother,
Mrs. Dora Dowden. Friends may call
a. mis- late home. Funeral services
az ST. Pauis Episcopal Church. BaileyS
Crossroads, Va, on Friday, March %.
az $3.50 am. lnterment Arlington Ma
tionRi Cemetery 81
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March 20, 1907, at his residence lg2l
Georgia ave. NV, WILLIAM LAGOS,
husband OF Helen Lagos, father Of Mrs.
Florence Phelas OF Washington. y. G.:
Mrs, GLADYS Osborne OF St Louis,
Mo Socrates Lagos and Venizelos
LAGOS, both of Washington, D. c.:
brother Of Mrs Athena .Argyropoulos
OF Washington, d. c., Alex Lagos Of
Miami. Fla and other sisters and
brothers In lstanbul, Turkey He also
Is survived by twelve grandchildren.
Friends and relatives may call at Cav
tesy parking Oppositel, also III 1888
|. Shetrier pl. NV Services will be-
held at st sophia's Greek orthodox
Cathedral asth :, ana Masssschus I.
81 80 pm. Intement olenwood CO ,
'sery. N
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10, 1867. ISAAC ISAAC DuNA SfsRAy Of M 45f9
Ames s.; ne. beloved father Of Ma
also is survived by three brothers,
Samuel DunayeT, William and Joseph
Dunayer OF New York: a sister, Mrs
BENJAMIN Eanet. and SIX grandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky A. Sons Funeral Home
3JDl l4th ST. n ", on Thursday. March
Il, at III am. Interment National
Capital Hebrew Cemetery. Memorial
week, 97l2 Braddock I'd, Silver Spring
Nd. In lieu OF flowers, family sug-
gests contributions may be made to
the Heart Fund OF
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Nashville. Tenn, ARTHUR erickson
beloved husband Of Dorothy c. Erickson.
s,epfather OF Mrs. Dolores Meiaszefski
OF Washington, ID. c., and A. J. Var
George and Arnold Erickson OF Spring-
HELD, Long Island. N T.: Albert Hansen
OF Bakersfield. Calf. and Mrs. Eliza
beth Corrigan OF Sarasota, Fla Friends
may call at the s. II. Hines Co Funeral
Home. 29Ol l4th 81. NV. Cparking Ia :
cilitiesl Services at Fort Myer Chapel.
Fort Myer, Va. on Friday, March 30.
AZ m. Interment Arlineton Ma
tional Cemetery.
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HYNsON, ALICE On Wednesday, March
20, 1857. ALICE HYNSON OF 40 7
So NV, beloved mother OF Archie
Hynson She also is survived bv many
friends. After pm. FRIDAY. March
Funeral Home. ar II st ne. where
services Will be held on Saturday.
March %. at / pm. the Rev Sam
Cole oftlciating. Interment Paynes
Cemetery
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Acting Secretary.

JONES. JAMES h. Evangelist Chapter
w Knights Rose Croix A. A..
~ s. r.. in the Valley OF wash
N ington will conduct the Rose
LZhSA Croix service for GU. late
MA brother. JAMES b JONES,
U8 K. c. c. H.. on Friday. March
@>2 -. 1867. at am, al the
Scottish Rite Temple. $500 9Th st, n "
ORViLLE 2. MEGBY, X G. G.. H.,
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March 20. io5i, oLDA voLK KLEIN,
founder OF the "Stork Set" beloved
mother Of Ronald She also is sur
Vlved by her mother. Ida volk Of Bal
timore, Md two brothers.. David .volk
OF Baltimore, Md, and Robert volk'
Fred l.. Kaplan OF 3l22 Pendleton dr..
silver Spring, Md Funeral services
at the Bernard Danzansky A. Sons
Funeral Home 1901 l4th 81. NV,
1nterment Friendship Lodge Cemetery
In lieu OF flowers, family suggests
contributions may be made TO the War.
wick Institute, Washington, D. c. -
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lap 81 Oxon Run I'M. Nd, on Mafch
Is, 1891 husbsnd q Bertha Bertha y K Mas
a'n Rsr ., MRS o hay v T Ieeds Richsrd
Robert. Ralph Michael and Ronald
King. son OF waldo ID King Sery.
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, OF
llth St Sc. on Friday. March 20,
at / pm. Interment Washington Ma
ttonai Cpmeterv 81
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DWIGGINs. HELM ANN. suddenly. or

tuesday, March ~. 1857. al Leland
Memorial Hospital. Riverdale Md .
HELEN 4. DWIGGINS OF ASP Erskine
OF Charles W Dwissins. ST and mother
Of Charles W, jr.; James H, Roscoe
D. and Marion L. Dwiegins. She also
Sparks. Mrs. Nettle Sampson and MIS-
Grace kilby; etwo brothers. Alexander
ana William p Utz. eleven grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren
Gasch Funeral Home. ABB Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville. Md. where services
will be held on Friday. March -, AT
2 D m. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
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Wednesday, March 20, 1857 az Mount
Alto Hospital, .BEULAH o. STRATUM
GJERSOE OF lOl0S Georgia ave, Sii.
yer Spring, Md. wife OF Erling II
Harvey. There also are tSo s Msi
children and seven great-Rfandchil-
dfen. Mrs Glersoe rests at the Warner
e Humphrey Funeral Home, Sl3I Geor-
services will be held on Friday Marcf
80 al $50 am parking faclllticsi
1ntefment Arlington National Gene
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JOHNSON, CARL IyER. SIR On wsdne

day, March 20, 1867, at GeorgetoWn
Hospital CARL IvER JOHNSON, SIR.
OF 1910 Ordway st nv beloved hus-
band Of Anna K. johnson and father
of Karl johnson. He also is sur
vived BY brothers and sisters Friends
NAV call at the s. n Hines Co
Funeral Home. 39Ol lIth ST. NV
after 10 m. Friday March 90 ozark
ing facilitlesl. Services at the Luther
Place Memorial Church. Thomas Cir
Gle, on Saturday, March %. al .
p m. Interment Rock Greek Gene
terry. %