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ADAMS, GRACE MAY. OF 7Oia D st.
Seat Pleasant; No. on "wednesday, MAY
Ducheen and Albert c. Adams. She
also is survived by six grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, SIT 18th
St Sc. on Saturday, June /, at 2:3O
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
ADAMS. GRACE, NJ. The members Of
- Columbia Rebekah Lodge. No. so
I'm !. o. o. F., are hereby notined OF
NJ the death of Sister GRACE NJ
HN ADAMS. Funeral services al
Nln Chambers Funeral Home on Sat
VNY urday, June 1, 1887. ct l ON.
A ELLA NJ. HARRIS, Noble Grand.
AX MARGARET A. HALFPAP,
Secretary.
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Nay g. 1857, a Prince oeorsss Ssun;
~ Hosuital, RALPH II. ALLISON of
1872 24th ave, Hyattsville,- Nd. be-
loved husband Of Adele n: Allison
Dorothy M. Bachman and v. H.
Allison. He also Is survived by, i've
grandchildren. Friends may call al
the 8. H: Hines Co. Funeral Home,
Friday, May Fl (parking facilitiesl.
Services from the above funeral nome
on Monday, June 8, at 1880 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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s ssy' d MAX Il i e. 1eiAN ri izs5
S Mssu e E..s !n' atSe H's q
Mrs. Dorothy c. Hogarth Of Baltimore,
Nd: brother Of Mrs. Jane g. Fowler
Of Washington, D; G. and EdwaId
may cali at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
81. and Massachusetts ave. ne, where
services will be held on Monday, June
3, At 10 am. 1nterment Arlington
Cemetery. -
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ELLIOTT, ;. On sunday,
a. Nay 81 20 na as0i HL Il ts'lq HLpkIpSE
beloved husband Of Mrs. Edna a, Al
dridge and father Of Mrs. May Tttlow
and Harry E. Aldridge. Friends may
call Al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81;
and Mass. ave. ne, where services will
Be held on Friday. May 81. at 10 am.
Interment GlenWood Cemetery.
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~ 1857. al George Washinsson Uni.
versity Hospital. PRANK q. MCKEE
q 7gs 18Th s; nv, nus6snd q Grace
coveli Of Brandy, va. and uncle Of
Mrs. waneta Holt Of Paterson. N. j.
Friends may. call ct oaWlers Chapel
l556 Pennsylvania ave. NV. courtesy
Be said on Friday. May 81 At $50
m. Solemn requiem mass will be
onered At 81. Matthews Cathedral
Connecticut and Rhode Island AYES
nv; az an: Interment Arlington
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Royons. A. me low Spring Sole price.
hers ore values hard 70 beo' choice
o. sparkling eolon! opolins Beige, lode
Green, Dove Grey, TUrquoise, Sondul
wood, Nvirio, Charcoal Grey mot oil
seIors IN oil wid'hsl. Slightly Imperfect.
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ARTLOOM All Wool Velvet Textured

NO other carpeng dresses we'll VELVET
carpeng Here high pile of usrous plush
appearance It's fashionable solid colors distinguish Contemporary
or Traditional decor Best of ALL the fine appearance
texture combined with unusually long to keep
always well dressed with elegance The special SPRING price
says: Take advantage of this value once"
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james ForreIl, Toxi Driver
Born in ireland Was 81

James Farrell, 81, q native Of
ireland and q washington resi-
dent for IS years, died Friday Of
cancer at his home, 1888 Forty
third street NV.
Born in Longford. Ireland. Mr..
Farrell came to America when
he was 10. He first made his
home in New York, where he
worked for a short time for the
transit system. After moving to
Washington, he worked for the
transit system here, driving a
horse drawn car.
Later, Mr.. Farrell Joined the
Terminal Cab Co., and was one
of the first drivers in the Dia-
mond Cab Co. operation here.
He also was active in the or
|ganization Of the Diamond sight
seeing tours. Mr.. Farrell retired
about five years ago.
He was q member Of the
Knights Of Columbus, and the
Holy Name Society Of st. AIMS
Catholic Church at Wisconsin
and Nebraska avenues. NV.
He is survived by his son,
James jr., $50 Monticello drive,
Falls Church; q daughter, Mrs.
Thomas J. Charles. Mamaro-
neck, N. Y; six grandchildren,
and q sister, Mrs. Julia Zentiler,
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Mrs. Lucy Rusk, "a.
Resident Of D C.
From 1919 to 1914

Mrs. Lucy Efhe Hammerback-
er Rusk. 81, died yesterday at
washington Sanitarium after a
stroke. She had been Ill for two
months.
Mrs. Rusk, q Washington resi-
dent from 1919 to 1874. had re-
Gently lived in Los Angeles. She
was brought here by q daughter
after she became Ill.
From 1919 until her retire.
meht in 1896 she worked for the
Treasury Departments Bureau
of Loans and Currency. While
she lived In Washington. she was
q member of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church.
Born and educated In RAN
tout, H.. Mrs. Rusk taught
school there before her mar
rage.
She is survived by two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Gwendolyn Riecks Of
261l Thirty-third street Sc,
and Mrs. Ethel Reeder Of S3O3
Glenwood road, Bethesda: a son,
Clarence Rusk Of Fair Oaks,
Ind; two sisters. Mrs. Bess Har-
court and Mrs. Herman Poppa,
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Richard P. Curtiss,
Former Publisher
OF Salisbury Times

SALISBURY, Nd, June ~ Up.
Richard p. Curtiss. former
publisher Of the Salisbury Times,
died in q New York City Hospital
last night. He was So.
Mr.. Curtiss had suffered from
Parkinson's disease since 1851.
His death in st. Barnabas Hos.
pital followed a recent operation.
During the l937-1952 period
when MIR. Curtiss was publisher
and business manager of the
Eastern Shore daily. its circula.
ton rose from $500 to $4,000.
He had arranged for the pur-
chase of the Times in 1887 by
Brush-Moore Newspapers, Inc,
of Ohio.
At various times. he had been
Ia member Of the Salisbury
Chamber Of Commerce, the
Community Fund, the Delmarva
Credit Bureau, Salisbury Rotary
Club, the American Newspaper
Publishers Association and the
Associated Press.
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Col. A. S. Cowon Dies;
In All Wars Since 1899

Col. Arthur s. Cowan, USA
(retired). former commanding
officer at Fort Monmouth. N. j.,
died yesterday at Walter Reed
Army Hospital. He was 50. s-
A Washington resident since
1947. Col. Cowan lived at the
Kennedy-Warren Apartments.
Born In Orono, Maine, Col.
Cowan was graduated from the
United States Military Academy
IN 1899. He served in every ma
jor war and military action
from the Spanish-American War
through World War II, including
the Philippine Instruction, the
Boxer Rebellion. and the Mexi-
can Border action.
Recalled In 1912
He retired in 1899. but was re-
called to active duty in 1912.
when he served as signal ofiicer
in the headquarters Of the West
ern Defense Command in San
Francisco. He retired from this
post for physical disability in
1914, at the age Of SO.
Col. Cowan began his career
as an infantry ofiicer. He also
spent q year in the flying serv-
ice In its earliest days.
The great part Of his career,
however, was devoted to the Sig
nal Corps.
Commanded Fort Monmouth
He was commandment Of Fort
Monmouth. including the signal
school there, from 1923 to 1896.
During this period. most Of the
permanent buildings at Fort
Monmouth, the Army's major
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Mrs. WuIdemor T. SCHILLER,
Resident Of D. c. for so Years

Mrs. Waldemar T. Schaller,
70. q Washington resident for
so years. died yesterday at Hah-
nemann Hospital Of q heart
condition.
The former Mary Boyland, she
was the wife Of DR.. Waldemar
T. Schaller, q geologist who has
been associated with the United
States Geological Survey for "a
years. DR.. and Mrs. Schaller
would have celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary next
year.
Mrs. Schaller was an active
member for many years Of the
women's auxiliary Of the Amer
lean Institute of Mining and
Metallureical Engineers. She
also belonged to the sodality Of
st. Paul's Catholic Church. She
was q native Of Piedmont.
w. Va.
Besides her husband, Of the
home address. 1861 Crescent
place NV. Mrs. Schaller is sur
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II. E. Roberts. 80,
|Ex-Judge, Fother
of House Clerk

ROCKFORD. Ind. June az
@.-Ralph E. Roberts. father Of
the clerk Of the United States
House Of Representatives. died
today at his home here. Mr..
Roberts was 80.
His son. Ralph r. Roberts Of
the Sheraton-Park Hotel, WASH
ington. D. c.. has been clerk Of
the House Of Representatives for
seven years.
Mr.. Roberts. a former Judge Of
the Warrick- Spencer circuit in
Indiana. was a former editor Of
the Rockport Democrat and
,practiced law in this Ohio River
area for IS years,
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signal corps installation, were
erected. Before World War I. he
commanded the camp In New
Jersey that became Fort Mon
mouth.
Col. Cowan was stationed in
Washington several times, and
studied at the War College in
the 1905. He was a member of
the Army and Navy Club here.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Emile H. Cowan. Of the
home address; his son, James
H. Cowan, st. Davids, Pa, and
three grandchildren. Also sur
viving are four sisters and a
brother.
Private graveside services will
be held in Arlington Cemetery.
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Ivived by a brother. William E.
Boyland, Of Connellsville. Pa.
She also is survived by several
nieces and nephews.
Friends may call Tuesday at
Joseph Gawler's Sons funeral
home, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Prayers will be said
there at 9 am. Wednesday. fol-
lowed by mass at $3.50 at st.
Paul's Church. Fifteenth and
v streets NV. Burial will be in
Westernport, I'D.
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ALTHOFF, MAGGIE BROWN. On Friday
June 81, 1857, ct the A6bury Meth
odlst Home oai.hsTseurs. 40, No
MIS-. Aithoff rests ct oartners Funeral
ices Ct the grave side FalrvieW Gene
tery. Sulpeper; Va; on st MoaaonSy T Snn.
ARMsTEAD. CLARENCE RAND0LRM:
HANp 5lSIFHi AR AsRlGs1TiEAD II 655 s St.
NV, beloved husband Of MIS-. Rachael
May Armstead. father o. Mrs. Louise
Johnson and Robert ArmStead;. brother
81 MIS- Louise Boxdale. Prank. ReRi-
nald and Edward Armstead. He also
o sSTyvsS o Ss i0 T.ss.s ana III end
After 4 pm. Tuesday. June %. friends
are invited o call ct the Jarvis Chapel
1882 You. st. NV. where services VIA
i ss asS xlnSoa Hasons
BALI. CHARLES G: on Friseg. Jun, June
lebanon st., Arlington. va. CHARLES
ret Edith Bali, father o Mrs. Doro-
s snSs, '0s Mrs. Anna 5s Nae psitol. Hrs
Louise r.. Pitzer, Mrs. Mary I, Bar
tos, Charles G.. George ano Jag
" ss rsS 1s sESshsI g cI snc SOn
Baii Of Norfolk, Va. Friends may
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va. where fu-
9 sD. services e IN s g s a On
Bethel c:meis-y. Alexandria. Vs. %
BARNETT. VIRGINIA ". On tuesday
NETT. wife, Of the late Maurice \
s ssTns.s ap s.rT RSsnel s f. s. hsd a
S g HSna. sha 5sn: sS !. s ave b
BEACH; - RA ~ p.yR.o, On I ThSSEEs1sccf h
Il toi ior nnIsl q Sorsdsil. beloved bus:
father Of William A.. james r.. Ann G
keid and Ellen BIai n. 81 ag1sr n sers 4
Ses Kimberkamack. I'd. oradell. y. y
Intefment on Tuesday, June ~. ~ ~
Am. Ariinston National csme'ers2 %
BLISS, FLORENCE ,. suddenly. on
June 20. 1857, FLORENCE B. BLISS o.
2745 Macomb st.. Washington, D. e..
and III? Tyler ave. Annspqhlm. nae.
mother Of Mrs. Marie 3; Thomas Of
q indian Head. Nd: Frank o. o. Dick
~. Md Hs os0Tss Il q An ssso
C% q: Taylor h SSRsss f "a inter.
B TAD 4 tRnhkS Gs3 on IpIids,. june u
Sc, and formerly Of the MetEopclitan
PY66: .r.TSH. b BIad cs0y Son q JsTs
miah and MarEaret Bradley: Esmei 1ai
Home: az Rennsylvsnis ave; a.; ,I where
5une b. a. pm. Relatives and
friends invited. fnterment disnwood
Cemetery. -
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0Iarn nj Chunks

n
BROWN D.. NoGGIE. we. Win to ex-
PREM risnds 9uI ana Sf'P n.ishSo9s. Prsslaent
Eisenhower. the Rev. oswald g: Smith
e .ae op a. Gaafa sn0
loss Of our husband and son. the late
RfR ss. o RRosz S z 0SMREcwN ANN MOTH
ER. ORA B. BROWN.
BURT, ROBERT LEON. The family. Of
the late ROBERT LEON BURT wishes
to express It's sincere thanks e SurGery
p TsEd enc wi ESspsa their n many
friends and neighbors for their cards.
foFal tributes, condolences, use Of cars
and AL other expressions q sympatns
THHEaESA5ISSv JORDAN NoTHEk AND
COLDING. FRKDERICK ,. We wish 20
express our sincere thanks ana appre-
s,asD e sy'ry sSmpi ~ 'ss nd
nessss extended 10 rs ct The loss q
BEEcHER coLDMo. rHx FAMILY.
HYsON, ADoLPHUs ". We wish teI
express our sincere gratitude cpd
s eanf Il. e. Hills. Il. RE-. REV. 6. 81 Kocks.
M sSsr End me- aTsHoS an q 'sM
&Hssps 2 SSd s''i e. sgsCs zNb PAM
JohEsoN, ETA, The ismils 20. q Mss Mss
sincere thanks to the many trienas
who so generously expressea tnen
sympatay and condolsnce. ana tcr d snsslr
tokens Of sympathy extended " dur
ing our recent Bereavement. %
KATE. JOSEPH. The family Of 10
eKPH KATE wishes 70 thank tneir
many friends ant. relatives Tor tneir
kind expressions o. sympatny.
NICHOLS. GE9 9gsGGEE. ri Jhs tsmilS s.hs q
70 thank the Rev. !. Albert Moore.
the. Rev. MCGOWAN. members. frienas
and. neighbors for the prayers. solos;
EXPRESSIONS 81 Kindness and sympathy
during the illness and ct the passins
" Jun WIFE AND FAMILY.
WILKINSON, MARY BELLE. The fam
SON wishes 70 express their sincere
relatives relative neishbors and friends for
their. exprssstons Of sympathy nora
acts Of kindness shown. them duFips
our recent prepayment. Also hsI
'nsif 'e The w 1ildsfsS FAMILY.
T ssss c5ossFa WOOD n sis ts .
their sincere thanks 70 the Revs: Jo-
seph Edwards, Harold asrold Garter. ci tse
S SlfShl sspsias Churches. nany friends
aoral sIIs1sss: tsiss!s%s; ,, cards ..n, and
s siSns q ssmDa'ns o5 THa FAMILY.
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KIRvES, RUDOLPH L. In memory Of
nv beloved husband. kUDQLPH y.
kIRvEN, who departed this NE June
81. 1856.
God gave me Q wonderful husband,
one I can never FORGET;
His love was memory TO treasure,
His loss . lifetime Of regret,,
MOORE. KENNETH A.. In memory Of
who departed this life june %. 1856.
Beyond the rainbow's end,
There lies the. land OF love ana
where shadows never dim the skies.
For there--there Is no night.
And though the loss Is hard hard to bear
we know that we shall ind them there,
Beyond the rainbow's end.
HIS DEVOTED PARENTS, HELEN C.
AND FRED H. GREEN.
MORSE, KATIE LEE. In loving mem:
q our grse ssDsI Tcsn; H. kn NJ. ,s
years ago. June %, 1910.
The years would seem to widen the
BesWs ssn's your state and ours here.
But since we must experience what you
You s are but waiting for Us, dear.
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN, JENNIE
PATTERSON. MALENDA. w. In. loving
q SYE near r 5C'n sspsltsd KS
life. SIX years aso today. June 2S'
1851.
When the one We loved was called
God took her. Il was His viii.
BBHEsvd n our sons esss ANS shs pSxsutRoAFHks
RIGGS, LOUIS n In ioving. memory Of
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both Of Detroit. and 10 grand.
children.
Funeral services will be held
lat IL am. Tuesday at Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in
Washington National Cemetery.
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Amufutt.a

herman, SIMON. There win be an
STS " he q Al. sScE 3 Si s@
! the Kosher Israel Cemetery lCongress
y Heights.. s:e). on sunday. June 80,
1857. ct II An. Friends and rela-
NAOMI hERfAN AND B cHLDREN.
cARPEL. HARRY I. AND BESSIE.
monuments to the memory 81 the late
Harry Z; CARrEL and 5nnesgdaS CAR,
z 80 pm, st the Beth shQlom Gene:
tsEy 1snninG q, pc Friends and
moSumsns O 4 memory s' q os seloysd
h 1--WE van fl g h.ia asi sunday. June IS.
z sS .m...lps RI q "a q. s AsaSssdh
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Tuckahoe, N. Y. His wife died
in 1851.
Mass win be said at Q am.
Tuesday at st. AIMS Church.
Burial viii be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to
the American Cancer Society.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

vey often q cord Of thnnks h
The Star meels q need which con
hardy bs solved ID ony other way
Not only & Il Q gracious expression
o. eroiituds to those who hove sent
il0Fol tributes but elso eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
nesses Of The mony 10 whom Q per-
sonol note Of thcnks eonnos well be
moiIed o. whose names and I'D.
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
Q card Of thonks moy be urFonsed
By telephone 10 The Star. ST 5000
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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BELLOWS, Mamie 3. on June 20, tWol
years ago today our loving and devoted
mother and grandmother passed away.
Dear Mother, It seems like yesterday.
Your memory is lust as dear TO US
and our love for you lust as strong.
Time win never change that.
YOUR DEVOTED LAUGHTER, EVELYN
FISH. YOUR GRANDCHILDREN Ma
OMI AND AL SMALL.
BENSON. RUTH ANN. In loving mem:
1856.
Down . road that's calm and peaceful.
Guided bv Gods loving hand.
She has gone upon q journey
To distant, brighter land.
And although our hearts are heavy
With the sorrow We must bear,
Il helps to bring US comfort,
vI Kno IJIv sne K negpy tnshs AND
VfRoINiA
BREWER, ALICE B. In sad but loving
Remembrance Of our dear mother,
mother-in-law. .grendmother an6 great
MICE tEo p y.trs w toSa nc
June %. 1855.
Two years ago today
You slipped SO gently away.
God knew that y was best
To take you TO HIS z sser psM rev
Brown. SUSIE JONES. In LOVING
memory Of our dear mother, SUSIE
JONES BROWN, who departed this
life one year aeo today, June 3D.
1886.
God saw the road was setting rough.
The hllis too hard 70 climb:
30 He gently closed your weary eyes
And whispered. Peace Be thine |"
Ht oARE OWNS saDEt fall s&MGEL n AND
CHASE, DUGAY. ,; Y LOVING men, en-
who departed this life one year age
today. June %. 1855
One year among the angels,
Beloved. thou hast been;
One year has Heaven shut back
It's portals from sin.
Yet no word or whisper
Comes floating down from thee
10 OF 'e siad Us wonder nae. Heaven zen mish. be-
LOVING MOTHER. KATHERINE c.
DONALDSON, JOSEPH. Departed this
life on June 20, 1851, JOSEPH DON
ALD6ON.
Aithough our paths lie far apart.
You live forever In my heart.
WIFE ALMA DONALDSON.
HARRIS, REBEcCA Z. In loving mem-
DRY Of our dear mother and erand-
mother. REBEcCA r. HARRIS, VINO
aeo today. June 20. 1884.
Those we love We never loses J
For always they win be
Forever near. forever dear
In haIlowed memory.
THE FAMILY.
JARVIS, GEORGIA A. A tribute Of love
and devotion 70 the memory Of our
dear mother and grandmother VINO
left US seven years ago TO-DAY, June
"a. 1880.
God save us . wonderful mother and
grandmother,
One OF the worlds best.
And when on earth her work was done,
He called her home TO rest:
THE FAMILY.
JUMPER. SAMUEL 7. In loving mem
DRY Of my beloved husband. Shh1L
SAMUEL T. JUMPER, who passed away
one year ago today, Sane 20. 1900.
often pause and think Of you.
OF the good you did in the past;
I'll never forget you. dear husbano,
While life and memory last
SINCERE. DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE. :
LEONARD. MAMIE. In cherished mem:
ory OF our dear mother, MRS. MAMIE
LEONARD, who left US three years ago
today. June %. 1854.
June brings sad memories
OF q loved one some 70 rest:
You Will never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best.
DAuoHTER, DOROTHY: GRANDSON
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BELLOWS, MAMIE 3. on June 20, two
years ago today our loving and devoted
mother and grandmother passed away.
Dear Mother, It seems like Yesterday.
Your memory is iust as dear 70 Us
and our love for you lust Is strong.
Time will never change that.
YOUR DEVOTED LAUGHTER, EVELYN
FISH. YOUR GRANDCHILDREN Ma
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tngtcn Lodge, No. 10 3. Z:
the James 7. RyaI Funer1i
Home, 3i7 Pa. ave So
on sunday. june rs. 1907,
at 1::3O pm, 70 exemplify
our late brother. FRED:
T BEIT, EXALTED Ruler.
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EBkARE Is pftLEIAEEr zdi GHf%%Eand'r.

MERRILL. CLARENCE @. OF North
BssSSs q . SRs e. i 2sii S'S '.s
ElmsI father. 9f Grace Merrill.
and brother of Bessie Rollins befy.
if sh cn ~. 81 HoSSsy HUME SSS: "a
- pm. fntermsnI Cedar Hin csA,.
y"
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ne On Wsd1esdas. june u. IaSz, a
'tsss ci'I Sssy ssG'y1s stssr osFIH1 VIA
fEoSs: 3; yIi.ssrsIdP p I lrmiSshsSs,
A n stsDmS'h a. Of .ns Sa sI..., svVpD.
IiIliann K Burssn a q CHIC ctkieaso, MI II
srsndchiidrsn, taeive efsat .erandehii,
dren; seven nieces and nephsvs ant
Friends ere Invited 70 cali a bmith'I
sitsf b'm. sunday. June 81. HS "a.
Is sral ,Ss sboS Un s,b MS1df, JUNE
Dent Woodlawn csmetery. 20
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LYMAN, HERBERT. Suddenly % jun
HERBERT LYMAN Of se5S Upton d
NV, son Of the late Ambrose william
and Elizabeth Aldrieh Lyman. Friend
may cali at Hysong's Funeral Home.
5 5sSo INN. St y Ghs assf un.r en- service Wee
will be held on Tuesday, June 26 81
3 pm. parking faciiities). Interment
MACY, ROBERT n. Of l4s3 Columbia
I'd. NV, on June II, 1867; husband
Mary Galway and Homer L, Macy.
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
400 Chaplin st. NV. on Monday, June
"a, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
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az, Juins 90 io57. sANDKA lynn
Mrs. Harold somerS, sister Of Robert,
Donald. Barbara ana Linda 0omers
Also survived By her grandmother
Mrs. Alice somers. lnterment private
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neral on Tuesday. June 2b. from the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Ord and
Eye. SITS. n.wp ~ pm. Wear al
" LILLE M. REEcE, M. N. O.
LILLIAN O. WHITAKER. W. Il. %
HELTMAN. MAURINE. on Thursday
S SHsni TAuiRSISEt EL HTfsE'n: 81 s ASS
slStsr q Margaret Z. Hammett' ssT T
ices at the 8, II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, .2o0l. 14th st. NV. on Monday
June "a ,ssth. IN. 'psr ,s nsm iSelli'
BI0MAN, MARY Y. A. on Saturday
June ~, 1907. At her residence, 17Oi
GREENWOOD Dr., n;ws MARY \. a, HIo.
Friends may call at the 3. n, Hinei
snd lnts &c osdsn ae UtsS. S'''''''
MARIETTA MANNING. o.
ss Csn 6ni Ssns o.p5Ess mis- 9 S%s
the late William Maurice Holman
and beloved mother Of James N. Hon
man, William NJ. Holman and Y
Manning fofiman. che also u sur
ylved- By her twin brother, Wllkin
dvsong's FUNERAL Home, 1900 h Il
NV, where funeral services viii III
held on Monday. june ~, az 4.
vited 70 attend (parklne faeilltiesl. IL
tsrment olenwood Cemetery. -
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- 20. y PLUMB PiSmS.Sas az T Tcesi
ss d "a &c s. az e e sSo,S S
EARL YATES on Tuesday.
WISIV june y. 1857. Members
~ may call at the Lee Funeral
Parlors. eth st and Mass
ave. ne, where services viii Be held
On Monday. June "a. at D am ms
d c DOW, 6ecretary. ID
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q. iSsz ALBERT Z sTERN y iS$Se
devoted father Of Mrs Miriam borrow
al e.,s = ssEvysd y p , three later
Ms susan susan Hapl sn q New '%s Ycrt oS III,
~ p: Miss Tcsaie Stern Of Tucson
s Az two 6 STcth: rs Asss sps,
ssry Ess x0rt Inc c,'g SasIs
a Sons Funeral Home. 350l 18th 81
noon noon on Int s9nSsy' k Sgns Issy,d y.
HaxWood ar. Silver Snrinr. Ma %
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fharsdss June 1870 %. iss 5I q pro W
ssais EabS' Il asJso fHTooa Leroy
Silver Spring, Nd, son Of Mr.. and
q Miss Rita FIorence sehroeder' Mr
Senrosdsr rests At the Warner 3
ave-. Silver Spring, Nd, (nsrkins
facilitiesl. Mass viii Be offered fof
the repoSe Of his soul on Tuesday,
June 20. Ct $3.50 am. at 81. John't
Eatnollc Church. Forest Glen. Nd
'e.s "a
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June 90 iSs7 q ne r.slS "a q Sssi
I'd. NV. MISS ELLA LOUISE slITH'
iss eeSvsd b daSsh.sr q NJ s sps1 N Ha,
the sister OF Mrs Burton 2, Brown Of
81. Paul, Mimi: Mr., Daniel =. Smith
and Mrs. Gertrude L. Smith Perkins.
and the sister-in-lay q Mt. Eugene N.
Friends may call at the Smiths Funeral
Home. 21l0 18th st. NV, after pm:
Sunday. Funeral services viii be held
at 10 am Monday June "a. Inter-
ment WOODLAND Cemetery.