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Robert {. Junson,
Retired Mechanic

Robert E. Janson. So, a retired
master mechanic at the Naval
Ordnance Laboratory in White
Oak. Md. died OF heart attack
at Orlando. Fla. yesterday.
Mr.. Janson, born in London
England, while his parents were
en- route to this country from
their native Sweden. lived in
Washington from 1891 to 1949
Mr.. Janson is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Helyn L. Janson;
four children, Robert E., ir.. OF
Memphis, Tenn. Mrs. Daniel
B Hahn. ir.. of Fern Park, Fla .
Mrs. Orville d. Manley Of Co.
iumbuS. Ohio. and Mrs. Richard
B. Calhoun of 1915 Fort Stevens
drive NV: three brothers. Will
liam N. Janson Of 4036 Twenty
fifth street. North Arlington
Oscar Janson. who lives at the
Dodge Hotel here, and Edward
JanSon of Goldenrod. Fla: eight
grandchildren and one great
grandchild.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. Saturday at the Lee funeral
home. Fourth street and Massa-
chusetts avenue NE. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ellen Rogers,
Magazine EmpEoye

Mrs. Ellen P. Rogers, a former
employe of the Combat Forces
journal, died yesterday at Gar
field Hospital of cancer.
Mrs. Rogers. Sc, was a recep-
zionist with the Journal from
World War II until her retire
ment two years ago. A Wash
ington resident for 80 years she
lived al 1916 Kansas avenue NV.
Surviving are her husband.
James ID. Hogefs. and son.
James, jr.. Of the home address:
a daughter. Mrs Rae K. Smart
of Englewood. Colo. sister.
Miss Hattie Priyette OF Wilson.
and four grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Deal flu
neral home. 4812 Georgia avenue
NV. GrayeSide services Will be
held at 10 am. Saturday in
Wilson.
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W. Carl Wyatt,
Roads Aide

w. Carl Wyatt, 80. an attor-
ney and employe of the Public
Roads Administration for many
years. died yesterday morning
at Washington Sanitarium.
Mr.. Wyatt retired in 1914 as
administrative assistant, Divi-
sion of Highway Transport, Pub
lie Roads Administration. FED.
'eral Works Agency. after serv-
ing the Government for more
than "a years. chiefly in public
roads.
A resident of Washington
since 1901, he entered Govern
ment service that year with the
Bureau of Soils in the Agricul-
lture Department. After service
in the Office of the Secretary, he
moved in 1908 to the Office of
Public Roads as chief clerk. He
later served as chief accountant
and purchasing agent there be-
fore leaving Public Roads in
1921 for a nlne-year period. He
returned in 1880 to the position
he held at the time of his re-
ltirement.
I Mr.. Wyatt was business man.
ager for the American Automo-
bile Association for several
years. and practiced law for a
time After his retirement from
the Government, he owned and
managed two apartment houses.
He was admitted to the prac-
tice Of law in his native Ten
neSsee, and also in the District
Of Columbia and before the
United States Supreme Court.
He held BIS, ABB, and LIB.
degrees, and had completed
almost all of the work leading to
IA Pho. degree at Cumberland
University, Lebanon, Tenn. He
was an active member Of St.
Paul's Methodist Church here.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt celebrated
their golden wedding anniver-
sagy ten years ago. on June "a.
1916. at their home at 57l6
Sixteenth street NV. Mrs.
WYATT was the former Vada
Gregory Of Tennessee. She sur
wives her husband.
In 1850, MIR. Wyatt published
a 206-page history of his family.
He also had collection of
watches of all types.
Services and burial VIII be on
Saturday afternoon in Mr..
WAITS native Newbern, Tenn.
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Miss Ahern, 80,
Lived in Alexandria

Miss Catherine c. Ahern. 80
a longtime Alexandria resident
died last night at her home, 9l5
Prince street. Alexandria. of a
heart condition.
The daughter of the late Bar
tholomeW and Ellen Hayes
Ahern. she was born in Wash
ington. She moved to Alexan-
dria at an early age to live with
her cousins. the late Michael A.
and John P. Ahern, who con-
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Miron Burgin Dies; Chief
Of Stote DEPARTMENT. Unit

Miron Burgin, Sc, chief of the
State Departments research di-
vision for American republics,
died of a heart attack yesterday
at George WASHINGTON University
Hospital.
The expert in Latin American
affairs, who lived at 4335 South
Thirty sixth street, Arlington,
was born in Warsaw, Poland. He
came to America after studying
at the Faculty of Law and Po-
litical Science of the city uni
versity there.
Continuing his education here,
Mr.. Burgin received a bachelor
of science degree from Harvard
in 1929 and a doctors degree
from the same school in 194l.
He wrote numerous articles
and reviews on South America,
dating back to 1888 when he was
employed by the Harvard Bu-
reau of Research in Latin Amer
lea. At one time Mr.. Burgin was
editor of Economic Literature
of Latin America" and THE
Handbook of Latin American
Studies" His book. Economic
Aspects of Argentine Federal
ISM" published by the Harvard
University Press in 1916, was
hailed as a major contribution
to the field of South American
history.
Mr.. Burgin's Government
service began in 1899. when he
joined the staff of the Hispanic
Foundation of the Library of
Congress. He worked for several
other agencies before going with
the State Department in l948.
and was named chief of the
Latin American research divi-
sion IN l949.
, Mr.. Burgin also lectured at
the Johns Hopkins School OF
Advanced International Studies
here.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Janet lager of
Brookline, Mass. and two daugh-
tiers, Barbara. IA. and Claire, II,
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james H. McGIue,
Aide at PEPCO

James H. McGlue, 81, an as
sistant purchasing agent for the
Potomac Electric Power Co, died
yesterday after an illness of IL
months at his home, TIT South
Barton street, Arlington.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Helen May Chambers McGlue
of the home address, three sons,
James H.. jr., now in the mill
tary service; Raymond C. and
George, both of the home adj
dress. and a daughter, Mrs. Wal
ter M. Elliott, 1881. Annandale
road, Falls Church, and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at the Lee
funeral home, Fourth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NE. at
! pm. Saturday. Burial will be
lin Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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all of the home address. Also
surviving is his brother, Richard
Burgin, concertmaster and as
sistant conductor of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra.
Services will be held at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Danzansky fu-
neral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be pri-
Vate.
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George UrcioIo, Is, Founder
Of D. c. Real Estate Firm

George Urciolo, rs, a leader
in real estate activities in Wash
ngton's Itallan-Amencan COM
munity, dice yesterday of a
brain hemolrhage at Washing
ton Sanitarium.
IN the real estate and in
surance business for more than
IS years. Nh Urciolo founded
the Urciolo Realty Company,
42l Fourth street NV, in 1924.
He later was joined by a cousin.
John Urciolo. who died in 1852.
After his retirement in 1871,
the business was carried on by
his son. Augie G. Urciolo and
two nephews. Dr. Raphael Ct.
Urciolo and Joseph j. Urciolo,
attorneys. He had served since
then in an advisory capacity
for the COMPANY A native OF
Teora. Italy, Nh Urciolo came
to America at the age OF 8 IN
1899.
His hobby became Temodeling
and living in beautiful homes.
He lived in a total OF 43 differ
ent residences in the Washington
area, which he bought, remod-
eled, and lived in, then sold.
One of them is now the Para
.guayan Ambassadors residence
at $500 Sixteenth street NV. Mr..
Urciolo's latest home, of Turkish
design. was al 1919 Elkhart
street, Silver Spring. Md. Mr..
Urciolo was in the process Of
moving again when he became
i'll.
Besides his widow the former
Ethel Tlppett, of the home ad-
dress, he is survived by eight
children IN the WASHINGTON
area: julius. 1913 Walden road.
Silver Spring Augie, sos Pea
body street NV: Alfred. 1907
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Henry road, Rockville: Joseph
NJ, 1888 Ruatan street, Silver
Spring; Mrs. Helena Bowen, 6701
Conway avenue. Takoma Park.
Md; Mrs. Regina Hudson, 6404
Eastern avenue NE: Mrs.
Theresa Ward, Sis Mangum
road. College Park, Md. and Mrs.
Marie Laddbush. 1900 Old
Drovers way. Randolph Hills.
Md Seventeen grandchildren
also survive.
High requiem mass will be
celebrated at 10 am. Saturday
at st AIlchael's Catholic Church.
Fenton and Wayne avenues,
SILVER Spring. after prayers at
the Geler funeral home, 1905
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
Will be III Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum
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Quoted the firm Of Ahern Broth
ers at Prince and West streets
in Alexandria until 1915.
Miss Ahern travelled extern
sively until recent years. She
was one Of the oldest members
of St. Mary's Catholic Church
in Alexandra and a member Of
the sodality there.
Mass will be offered at st.
Mary'S Church at 9 am. Sat-
urday. with burial in St. Mays
Cemetery.
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Admiral Byrd's
Rites Are Held

Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd,
conqueror of the Polar wastes,
was blurred today IN Arlington
Cemetery with full military
hol.ors
The 68-year-old explorer, who
died of a heart condition Monday
at his home III Boston, was laid
to rest in grave half way
down the eastern slope from the
home OF Gen. Robert E. Lee.
His widow, son, three daugh-
ters and 7-year-old great-grand-
son, Richard Byrd III, came
from Boston with the body for
the funeral. Top military officers,
Government officials, representa-
tlveS OF foreign countries and
other persons also attended.
The Navy Band ana detach-
ments of bluejackets and Ma
rines formed an honor guard
outside the chapel. The flag
draped casket was carried by
eight sailors.
Honorary pallbearers included
Representative Carl Vinson,
chairman of the House Armed
Services Committee; Presidential
Assistant Sherman Adams. Sec
rotary of the Navy Thomas:
Admiral Arleigh Burke. Chief Of
Naval Operations: Admiral Ar
thur Radford, chairman of the
Joint Chiefs Of staff, and Gen.
Thomas D. White, vice chief Of
staff Of the Air Force.
A Begun salute doomed out as
the coffin was carried on a
horse-draWn artillery caisson to
the gravesite. At the grave, the
i ceremony ended with another
i13-eun salute. three musketry
iyolleys and taps played on dis
Itant bugle.
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With Regard to O
Gard of Thanks

VERY often o card Of thonks In
The Stor meets q need which con
hordly be solved r. ony other ~oy
Not only IS it sroeious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
tIorol tributes. but also courteously
acknowledges the services ond kind
nesses Of the mony to whom per
sonoi note Of thonks eonnot we'll be
mailed. OF whose nomes and I'd.
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
a cord Of thonks moy be oroneed
BY telephone to TIE Stor. ST 3 5000
The Evening and Sunday Sto'
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BRIsCOL. EDWARD A.

nsppy home W once enjoyed.
How SWee; the memory still
But death has left loneliness
The world can never al v
CLUBB, MARGARET L. ,nee Hancock
token Of love TO the memory OF
our dear daughter and sister. MAR
GARE'T T. CLUBB tnee Hancock, who
passed away four years ago to-day,
March IA. 1858.
Blessed are the pure in heart for they
LOVING MOTHER SISTER CATH
ERNIE AND BROTHER DALKIN
CLUBB. MARGARET D.. In loving mem
DRY Of our Gear wife and mother MAR
GARET E CLUBB who departed this
llie four years ago today. March ~,
1893.
No one knows how much We miss you,
No one KNOWS the bitter pain
We have suffered Since We lost Won
Lie has never been the sam,
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetiy. tenderly fond and true.
There Is not day, GEAR one,
That We do not think OF you
CUBBY, WALLACE AND LORRAINE.
EDWARDS. PERCY G. SAMMY. In sad
PERcY q. SAMMY EDWARDS. who
departed this lie thirteen veaTs ago
March "a, 1914
You are never FORGOTTEN. dear,
Nor will you ever be
As ions as NE and memory last
We will always remember thee
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND DAD :
EDWARDS, PERCY &. SAMMY n
LOVING memory oil our dear pal. PERCY
q SAMMY EDWARDS. Who passed
away thirteen years ago today, March
"a, 1914.
Your memormy IS ike beautiful rose
HIS. LOVING PALS MRS JAc9uE
NlLLA A COOK
GARDNER, MARGUERITE l. In loving
memory OF ny wife, MARGUERITE /
GARDNER. who died March "a, 1855
God saw the road was getting rough
And the hills were hard to climb,
And Whispered Peace be thine "
LOVING HUSBAND FRANK LEO
GREENE, EVA SCOTT. III loving mem
DRY Of n, ny m 1.11E.T and our grand
parted this life seventeen years ago
today. March II, 1910
She never was too busy
To stop for while
To smooth out Our troubles.
To chat or to smile
She was generous and iorgying
Just sweet through ana through;
AlaaYs UNDERSTANDING dear Mother,
That Was you
O God please fake this message
To our Mother above.
And tell her We sadly miss her.
And give her all our love
DAUGHTER, EVELYN S RILEY, AND
GRANDCHILDREN
HARRIS. HATTIE b.: BLACK, GRACE
HARRIS. In memory OF our loved ones
HATTIE +. HARRIS, who departed this
life eleven years ago today, March H.
1915, and GRACE HARRIS BLACK
seven years ago, April -, 1850.
Loved In life, remembered in death.
THE FAMILY
LUGENBEEL, ALICE NJ. In loving mem.
ory OF our dear mother and granc-
mother, ALICE M LUGENBEEL who
passed away Dne wear ago Today, Thurs
day, March ~ 1866
Gone now, dear Mother, Is all pain
God grant you quiet peace again
VIII give thanks because 81 YOU
Ot your love, Mother unsclhsh aid
true.
| viii max, my life what you wishcd
u 10 be,
Bette ine that you are still guiding me-
SON. NORMAN WIFE, EVELYN AND
hkANDCHlLDREN. NORMA JEAN
VIRGINIA BARBAi,b, IRENE AND
STEPHEN
MAsIlN, WILLIAM B. Loving Thoughts
" VII LIAM b MASTiA wi ptsstd
ANA eleven SeatA agO today March IL
ire covers Of lncs ,oot 80 closed
For me one We lotrd so well,
Bu iOtme deed, ct byRolc DAYS
Arc ahat tht pagr
IliE Fanny.
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III mrmnriant

PiRRN 1nELNIA MAE In sacred ane
ane -tet .THEi MA NAB PERRY xh5
gttdrts TINS llte cigEteeE years ago
TODAY March n, 1883
An1 from the suanghl yieW we act
glimpse Of thee, Noun: Oiivrt
Cartet by the angels to the land Of
Mg3ie swsetly sounding through the
Welcomed By the Saviour to the
Gathered with the loved in paradise
THE FAMILY
POWELL, DEMPS ". In loving mem
9 p1v, o. our dear father DEMPs W.
today March "a, 1898.
Loved and remembered always
LAFAYETTE AND CARRIE
OF my wife. AGNES J. SMITH
Fifteen. years aso today Won were
called away
Your iife is beautiful memory,
Your loss 4 great sorrow,
We hone 70 meet you on tOmOrr0w
ARTHUR ) SMITH HUSBAND
SMITH. AGNES g. IN loving memory
81 BIS dear friend ana teacher DIR
AGNtS }. SMITH. who paSscd aWay
hitren wears aeo To-Day. March u,
4tAtF thEta away tttt fGzF OF ETiet,
Bat memory urns back every lf5.
Resi- IN peace
tuCRETtA D JACKSON
SMITH, HERBTRT IDIGGoN. In low
ma memory Of my dear husband HER
BERT SMITH who passed away three
years ago TO-DAY, March "a, 1854
Loving memories never die
A. years roll on and the days pass by:
Deep in our hearts q memory Is kept
lll InVFG and
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MATTE
SPRIGGS. FRANK W. In memory OF
our dear father FRANK w SpRIGGS.
who departed this ufc four years ago
today. March "a, 1855
Day Of sadness stnl come over US,
Hidden tears 80 often iow
Memories keep V0u AWAY near US
Although Won leit us -FOUR years ago
CHILDREN GRANDCHILDREN AND
GREAT GRANDCHILDREN
WILLIAM HENRY III low
lug memory Of our dear father, VIII
LIAM HENRY STEVENSON. who
passed away i've Years ago TO-DAY,
March a. 1876"
Today recalls the memory
OF 2 loved one passed to rest.
And those who think OF you today
EDITH AND HAROLD
TALBERT, CHARLES t. In loving mem
Org Of my beloved husband, CHAIR ES
7 TALBERT who aSscd aWhv two
years ago today, March "a, 1858.
sunshine passes. shadows fall.
Love memories Outlast all
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. BERTHA TAI
BERT
washington. CHARLES u In loyius
memory 81 my Gear suuStr CHARLES
II WASHINGTON who passed away
one year ago TO-DAY. March a. 1886
We miss he CLASH ~ your gentle hands.
The warmth Of youf loving smile.
But We know We ahall all be- together
again
DEVOTED COUSINS OLIVE AND
MACK MONTGOMERY
WOODEN. LILLIAN e. A tribute Of love
ana devotion IN memory u our Wifc
and mother LILLIAN + WOODEN who
passed away Two years apo today.
Remembrance IS the rose
That blooms eternal year after year
Sweet memories and tender THOUGHTS
Keep loved ones always near
Oh. lust to hold your hand again
=. And see your smiling face
To hear you say. i love YOU.
Would nut me IN the place
We used TO share when YOU we're here
And lite was iust a little dream
4 gateway swung open wide
And rs the twilight fell
On wife and mother stepped inside
But this gateWHY leads 20 a patdrn fair
Where the sunlight CLEANS, ! know YOU
are happy there
God saw the road vas setting rough
:, Anu hills were hard to climb
he closed your wears eyes
And Whispered, Peace be thine =
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND
MAURICE
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DEATHS
III Mrmnriant
Announcement o.
.ARvfE@a ~ - - 49,

Bolts. DORAE In loving memory Of
our dear mother. DORA Z Bolts,
who departed his lie two years ago.
March H. 1855.
Some have forgotten. now that you
nave gone,
But We shall always remember. no
matter how long
HUSBAND. CHILDREN AND GRAND
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th and Mass. Ave. NE. ii. 3-62Oo
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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;, lB51, m Tel AVN, Israel, Col
L0throp Query, father o. Anthony L.
Query OF Washington, ID c son Of
Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Query Of
SomeTyille, Mass, and brother of John
II Query OF Westbury, Long Island
n Y. Grayeside services and inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery on
Friday, March 10, al pm. IN
lieu OF flowers contributions may be
made 10 the Heart Fund Boston
Mass papers pleaac copYl
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER, INC.
Expressive Floral Tributes Moderate
prices Open daiv sun holidays Phone
orders also accented q 20 10 q m week
nights Du0 iith 81 Nv MA $4,000
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CEMETERY LOIS

PARKLtwN CEMETERt. near Rockville
4 blot owner leaSii town, must
sell VIII @-51fI
CEMETIRY LOT sites patsiBpu
Crmttcfr Garden Of Mem1rles cal
WA i.isIl
81 40 price. 300, CaA LII. t51
siH $3.50 ON.
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~. 1851 ELLEN p ROGERS. the be-
loved wife OF James y Rogers. mother
u Mrs Rae r Smart aud James d
Rogers, Ir Grandmother of Elizabeth
NJ and Jsmrs y Rogers III MAJ,
Ellen and Thomas ID Smart " Fu-
neral from the " W Deal Funeral
Home ISL. Georgia ave nv on
Friday March II AZ 10 am Inter
ment Wilson n {
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II BOO az Freedmens Hospilal
ESTEILE PITTS sister Of Mrs Edna
Voolfolk and Samuel Lewis. cousin Of
Mrs Pauline Headen, devoted friend
u OdeIl Lewis She also Is survived
hy other relatives and friends The
late Mrs Pitts may be viewed al the
stewart Funeral Home 30 II st ne.
after I pnf Friday. March ] ,, where
services Wall be held on SATURDAY.
March ~. at pm lnterment
WOodiagn Cemetery ,
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7ltUITV0 IVlNTUI ND -7TI'
n mRhts Of Colurbas, viii,
- meet Oh Frida@. March e
4 ~ 100 a. $50 d ~ "a thr
~ hgmo % our late bro her
~ a LIE a LANE on For
cst fd Chryctlt Nd 20
~ rosary far ne reno -
u4l
Y u ROuRkf. Grand kmgnt
.UL 4 q DOWD, I'm. setN 10
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kEsi IN peace
III y FILA u Il IL q u.

IuCRFTtA D JACKSON
SMITH, HERBTRT IDIGGoN. In low
ma memory Of my dear husband HER
BERT SMITH who passed away three
years ago today, March "A, 1854
Loving memories never die
A. years roll on and the days pass by:
Deep IN our hearts memory Is kept
Oh one We loved and can never forget
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MATTE
SMITH
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MOREFIELD. WILLIAM ". On wedne.

S Va William r u MHo5REr Il 6' oi s3@a
North Oakland 81 Arlington Va be-
loved husband OF Glauys q Moreheld
on of Mr. and Mrs l. L Williams
aud brother OF Albert Moreilelc Mrs
Mae Eu0tter Mrs Loretta Ra;cide
OF PULASKI W ana Mrs Louise Wsg
uer Of Norfolk Va Friends mas cau
d; the Ives Funeral Home. ~, wilson
blvd Arlington, Va until : pms.
Thursday March T. Funeral services
and intermeat TrammeL Va
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DAVIS. ROSIE Lid. On Monday March

u IUDli at Inc NatlOnhI IHsIlllIt'
OF 39g 18th 81 Sc, beloved mother
OF Mrs Ida Lee Bailey, She slst
leaves four brothers, Cleveland, LEROY
Willie and Louis Eicks. devoted
sisteT-in-law, Mrs. Jessie DAVIS on
brother in-law John y DaFl son.
in-laV william Bailey, n tue gfard.
children. joyce Ann and Barbara Jear
Bailey, and other relatives ana mans
friends Mrs Davis Will ie N STAFF
al the Temple Church Of Coo u
Christ bth aHn y stS ag from
m THURSDAY March 10 until TIM
OF funeral. Friday, March ~ a.
pm Elder samuel / Kelsey Ufrat
ing- interment WoodlaWu Cemetery
Services By me Eugene Ford fHnefa
Home ~
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day March -. 1857 at Doctors Hos
pIta!, after brlei illness, DIR DANIEL
f c MOTLEY OF @5I4 I'm ST NV
beloved husband OF Stella b Motley
and father OF Miss Sara L Motley
He also is survived py several brothers
and sisters OF Chatham. Va Services
ard interment Chatham, Va IA
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WHIIHNT " OIINEIN dIII
members OF Columbia Lodge
No -, 7 3 p. O Eiks Of thr
World are hereby notified OF
the funeral Of Brother VII
LIAM r GREGGS Oh Friday.
March -, 1887. at = pm,
from the MCGUIRE Funeral
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March IS, 1857. MIRoN BURGiN Of
1855 South 36th ST. Arlington. Va
beloved husband OF Janet II Burgin
and devoted father Of Barbara Ann
and Claire Susan Burgin. He also Is
survived by a brother, Richard Burgin
OF Brookline Mass Funeral services
at the Bernard Dauzansky ~ Sons
Funeral Home. 1901 l4th ST. NV
ON Friday, March is, at 10 am
1nterment private II
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March L.. 1857, WILLIAM r GREGGs
band 0. Ruth NJ Greggs Also sur
viving are two SISTERS, Mrs. Ida Pitt
man OF Albany, Ca and Ms Ada
Howard. and other Re atisee and mauy
trlends After ) p M. THURSDAY, March
1, frienus are invited to cal. al the
Mcclure Funeral Home. 1870 gth 81
" where services will be held on
kriday, March 10, At : pm, the Res
very Moore Officiating Iutegneut LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery. "A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14
CURTIS. AMANDA. On wednesday

March Is 1857, at her residence, 2}5
I2th ST. Sc AMANDA CURTIS the
beloved mother OF Mrs MARY G Lang
ley and Mrs Vera Campbell She
also leaves seven grandchildren and
other relatives and friends Friends
may call after pm FRIDAY March
Is. at the funeral home of Alexander
S Pope, Ala 18th st Sc where
funeral services viii De hcil or SatIr-
cay March IT, A. pm inter-
mert MconIaNn Contrary Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-14

TUESDAY, March IT, 1857, az his resi-
aence. 81 Belmont Or ORLANDO, Fla
EDW ARD f GRAHAM husband o!
me ate Caroline Jost Graham father
o. Mrs Bayne phirps 0i Orlando
Fla, and Mrs. EGNRrd Z. Hibief o.
La Canada. Calf. brother OF Mrs d
Russell Jones OF Phoenix Ar!E and
Graham Of Alexandria Va FuErta.
services al the residence al MS broth.
er- Ian Dr. H. \ Iatdnc, 3ll North
WASHINGTON ST.. Alexandra. Va on
Friday. March 10, al . pm. Inter