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Sim Webb, 80,
.Cosey's Fireman
On FutuI Run

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July is
tR.-Cancer has killed the
man who was the fireman
when Casey Jones. the greatest
railroader in American folk
lore. made his tabled final run
In the "Cannonball Express. I"
Simeon T. (Sim) Webb. 50,
Of jackson. Tenn. died in a
hospital Saturday night. 81
years after the Cannonball
burst through a stalled freight
train on the Illinois Central
line near Vaughn. Miss.
Obeying Casey's shouted or
der. Jump for your life" Sim"
leaped from the cab of the
steam engine. Casey. with
brakes locked and whistle
screaming. rode with the loco
motive and was killed.
The wreck of that big eight
wheeler Of mighty fame" grew
to legendary proportions in the
next few years. A song about
Casey sold millions of copies.
Mr.. Webb quit railroading in
1919 after another narrow es-
cape when an engine he was
firing overturned.
The elderly Negro was stricken
with cancer several months ago.
He moved from jackson to
Memphis to stay with a daugh-
ter. He became critically i'll
July 3 and was admitted to
the hospital.
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Col. W. S. Wood,
ArtiIIerymun

Col. William Scott Wood, n
retired field artilleryman, dice
Thursday of a heart attack al
his home in San Diego.
Born in Bristol, Va, Col
Wood was graduated from VMI
He served Overseas in World
War and retired in l943.
Col. Wood was married to the
former Fanny Bell, daughter Of
Maj. Gen. George Bell, jr., OF
Washington.
Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by two sisters. Mrs. Sam
uel G. Harriss, Lynchburg, Va;
Mrs. Gertrude Weston, Miami
Fla. and a niece. Mrs. Howard
K. Loughry, 1919 Raymond
street, Chevy Chase, Nd, wife
OF retired Army Maj. Gen
Loughry.
Graveside services will be
held in San Diego tomorrow
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Mrs. Johnston, 90,
Lifelong Resident
Of District

Mrs. George Johnston, 90,
lifelong Washington resident
and the third generation of
her family to be born in
Georgetown, died yesterday at
a nursing home in Colesville,
Md.
Mrs. Johnston was the for
mer Katherine DelZell. Her
grandfather, Charles Wilson.
fought with the Union Army
during the Civil War. Her
first husband. Thomas Luckett,
fought on the South's side in
the Civil War. He died in 1893.
Her second husband. the late
George Johnston. was Wash
ington lawyer.
Mrs. Johnston formerly
worked at the old Washington
Railway and Electric Co. and
Southern Railway. For many
years she lived at 1892 @
street NV.
Mrs. Johnston was a men,
Der of Dumbarton Methodist
Church and the Eastern Star.
Survivors are son, Alvin
Wilson Luckett and a grand
daughter. Mrs. Oliver William
F. Jackson, both of l434 Ger
anium street NV
Services will be held at
pm. tomorrow at the Hines
funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Congressional Cemetery.
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A. n. Keim, "a, Buying Aide
In Post Office 81 Years

Alfred H. Keim "a. who re.
tired in l943 after So years Of
Post Once service. died TO-DAY
OF cancer at Garfield Hospital
Mr.. Keim was first employed
as a registry clerk with the
City Post ONCE. When he re-
tired he was assistant purchas-
ing agent for the Post ONCE
Department.
Mr.. Keim was born in Dan.
vile, Va. where his father. the
late Morris Keim, was SUPER
intendent Of the National
Cemetery. He lived in Farm
well. Va. now Ashburn. and
then came to Washington.
Mr.. Keim was graduated
from Washington High School,
and from the National College
of Pharmacy. now part of
George Washington University
In the past, Mr.. Keim had been
a part-time pharmacist in vari-
GUS drug stores here. He was
a member Of the Veteran Drug
gists Association.
Mr.. Keim lived for many
years on Capitol : Hill. but for
the last q years his home had
been at 1923 Nicholson street
NV. He formerly had sum-
mer home in Washington
Grove. Md.
In his youth. Mr.. Keim was
an enthusiastic cyclist and
canoeist.
He was afiiliated with Beth.
any Baptist Church and was
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Robert L. Lowery, ReoItor
In Silver Spring, Ex-Bui|der

Robert L. Lowery, GA, realtor
in Silver Spring. died Saturday
at Washington Sanitarium. He
lived at 900 Dale drive, Silver
Spring, and had Offices at 934
Ellsworth drive.
Mr.. Lowery was born in Bed
ford County, Pa. He came to the
Washington area in 1918 and
formerly was a buyer in the
shoe department of Garfinck-
els. In 1941.' Mr.. Lowery
entered the real estate business
and at one time he also was
10 builder.
Mr.. Lowery was a member of
the Montgomery County Real
Estate Board. the Silver Spring
Rotary and Elks,< the Izaak
Walton League of Montgomery
County. Myron Parker Masonic
Lodge and the Scottish Rites.
Survivors are his widow,
Rhea G.; a son, c. Frank, of
West Hyattsville, Md, a Metro
politan policeman; a sister,
Mrs. Marian Lapp, Corrigan-
vile, Md; a brother, Virgil A.,
Altoona, Pa, and two grand
children,
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Guy c. Mitchell,
Fuirfux Resident,
EmpIoye Of Sears

Guy Carlton Mitchell, 81, a
Sears Roebuck & Co. employee
for is years. died yesterday in
a Fairfax nursing home. A Fair
fax resident for % years, Mr..
Mitchell lived at 400 West Main
street.
Mr.. Mitchell was head of the
auto accessories department of
Sears Roebuck Clarendon store.
He was a native of Middle
burg, Va. and the son of the
late James w. and Carrie Pear
son Mitchell.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Ruth Gibson Mitchell; a bro
ther, Roszier, Leesburg, Va,
and three sisters. Mrs. Bernice
M. Copp. Strasburg, Va; Mrs.
Alice M. Fowble, Coatesville.
Pa. and Mrs. Carrie Lou Ris-
don, The Plains. Va.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at the Everly
funeral home, Fairfax. Burial
will be in Sharon Cemetery,
Middleburg.
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Amy Busby, IS,
Actress of 1905

EAST STROUDSBURG. Pa.
July is (Ph-MiSs Army Busby,
IS. noted actress and beauty Of
the 1905. died Saturday night
at the home Of a daughter in
this Pocono Mountain resort
community.
Miss Busby, who began her
career in 1889 by playing a
juvenile role. played starring
roles on Broadway for several
years before leaving the stage
in 1896. A year later she was
married to Eugene H. Lewis, a
lawyer. and never returned to
the stage.
After Mr.. Lewis death in
1907. Miss BuSby was married
to Theodore Douglas. a metal
lurgical engineer. who died in
1920. She separated from her
third husband. John Roy, in
1898.
During her career, Miss
Busby portrayed many leading
roles in the New York theater
with such performers as Will
liam H. Crane. Stuart Robson.
Richard Mansfield and Rose
Coghlan.
She starred in such plays as
THE Fatai Card" Burma. :"
The Law of the Land" "She
Stops to Conquer" and APP
peared in George Bernard
Shaw's Arms and the Man"
when it opened at the Herald
Square Theatel in 1894.
For most of the last Is years
she lived alone at the Barclay
Hotel in East StroudSburg.
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lotte Club. The club later be-
came the Charlotte Chamber
Of Commerce.
Wrote City legislation
AS a member of the l907-0s
North Carolina legislature. Mr.
Preston was the author Of
legislation to improve the
system Of municipal govern
ment Of Charlotte. He pio-
neered legislation promoting
rural schools and was an early
advocate of shorter hours for
mill workers and the abolition
Of night work for children who
were then employed for long
shifts by factories and mills.
Mr.. Preston is survived by
his widow, who is the grand
daughter of Gen. StonewaIl
jackson. Also surviving are
three daughters and two sons
Mrs. Emil N. Shaffner and Mrs
John Creech. both of Winston
Salem; Mrs. j. B. McAfee,
Riverside, Conn; Army Capt
E. r. Preston. jr.. and Thomas
J. Preston.
Burial was to be this after.
noon in the Stonewall jackson
Cemetery, Lexington, Va.
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girls to sell the poppies or
street corners.
Mr.. Stevick. known as Steve. .
was born in Philadelphia. For
the last SO years he had been
a salesman for Gibson Co.,
Inc, selling medical supplies to
doctors and hospitals.
Mr.. Stevick was a member of
the Silver Spring Masonic
Lodge. the Legion of Honor OF
Almas Temple Shrine and a
member of the Washington
Elks.
Survivors are his widow
Myrtle D.; a daughter
Mrs. Shirley Howell, Chicago; a
Stepson. Bobbie L. Donald, ano
his 95-year-old father. Francis
both of the Alexandria address
Services will be held at lC
am. Wednesday at Fort Myei
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Avery B. Clark,
Senator'S Brother
BY the Associated Press

Senator Clark. Democrat OF
Pennsylvania, few to New Or
leans today because of the
death of his brothtr, Avery B.
Clark, So.
Avery Clark, a resident OF
Villanova. Pa. a Philadelphia
suburb. died yesterday at the
family estate on Avery Island.
La. He is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Patricia Hughes
Clark. and a daughter. Kate
Avery Clark. Is.
The senator planned to fly
back to Washington tomorrow
night. if possible. to vote in the
Senate and then return to
Louisiana for the funeral. ex-
pected to be Wednesday.
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"a member of st. johns Ma
sonic Lodge.
Survivors are his widow. the
former Alma Herrle. with whom
he would have celebrated his
golden wedding anniversary in
November; two daughters.
Mrs. Marjorie Alexander. La
fayette, Calf: Mrs. Elisabeth
Peeling, I'll Napoleon drive.
Rockville. Md. and four grand
children.
Services will be held at II
am. Wednesday at the Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Benz Price, Mother
OF Feature Writer

NASHVILLE. Tenn. July Is
(R.-Mrs. Benz Price, mother
OF Associated Press Feature
Writer Benz Price, jr.. died
Saturday night after a heart
attack. A native of Osceola,
Ark, she came here after the
death of her husband, a Bir-
mingham (Ala.) architect, in
1896.
Besides her son, who is a
member of the Washington
Associated Press staff. she is
survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Emmett Russell. jr.. Of Nash
vile, and two grandchildren.
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0OIH III k1dLup6Ou-OyuIlcy
Of the Rev. John Alexander
Preston, a Presbyterian min
lister.
Mr.. Preston was graduated
from Washington and Lee Uni
versity and. for more than 20
years. practiced law in Char
lotte, N. c.
Was Trial Examiner
From 1881 to 1888. Mr.. Pres
ton was special assistant to the
Attorney General Of the United
States. He became a trial ex-
aminer in 1888. When he re-
tired as a trial examiner in
1854. he served in a post re-
tirement appointment as q
hearing examiner for the Vet
Grams Educational Appeals
Board of the Veterans Admin
istration for several years.
Mr.. Preston helped found
the Stonewall jackson Train
ing School at Concord, N. C..
He had a lifelong interest in
that school as well as the
Greater Charlotte IN. CO.
movement to promote the
growth Of that city.
He was founder and first
president of the Greater Char
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Floyd W. Stevick, Salesman,
Active in Veteran Affairs

Floyd w. Stevick, so. a med
ical supplies salesman who was
active in Veteran of Foreign
Wars activities here, died yes
terday of a heart attack at
his home. 1906 Quincy street,
Alexandria, Va.
An Army corporal over
seas during World War I, Mr.
Stevick was quartermaster and
past commander Of the Hel :
pert L. Edmonds Post 246C of
the VFW. He was on the Ma
tional Guard of Honor of the
post and in that capacity he
had participated in more than
1000 veterans funerals.
Mr.. Stevick's pet project
with the WV was the an
nual poppy sales to benefit
veterans. He was chairman of
the drive and used to line up
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Charles H. Jones, 70,
Chicago RuiIroud Head

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind, July
Is R. - Charles H. Jones.
70. vice president and general
manager Of the Chicago, South
Shore and South Bend Rail-
road, died in his Pottawatto-
ME Park home yesterday after
a heart attack.
He came from Chicago in
1925 to join the road. He was
appointed general manager in
1926 and vice president in 1899
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1tt Mrntnriant

CEPHAS, ELIZABETH A, AND BECK.
WITH, DELPHINE CEPHAS. In LOVING
remembrance Of our dear mother and
sister: mother Elizabeth A. kephas,
who passed July "a l942. and her
who passed June is, 1858.
This day we pause in reverance
And say solemn prayer
Asking God to keep them ever
In his tender loving care.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
SeHS sffTEE A Z B c Il sEs4 ANp
BROTHER AND AUNT, NIECE AND
NEPHEWs.
GORDON. IDA r. In memory of our
mother. IDA GORDON. who passed
away six years ago today, July Is.
1851.
Never a day goes by. dear Mother.
We do not think Of you:
Each tiny thing that you touched
Is treasured by US, too
BUR R. THOMAS.
GRAHAM. JAMES r. In loving but
sad remembrance OF my husband,
JAMES F GRAHAM. who departed
this ,n W. one year asO today July
The golden GATES were open.
gentle voice said come.
And with farewell unspoken.
He calmly entered home.
Gone but not forgotten
DEVOTED WIFE. ALICE GRAHAM .
% ~ dear =, %oss.! fANEIE% : ]; Han:
YEARS xsf a sS0 Ju Rs'i IS away seventeen
VS. SSO p az Gff s''f sGH s''i
HARVEY DRIVER.
LITTLE, LULA p In nemorv NJ oi,v
dear mother and sranS HTis % Lula UlI
P. Little. who passed awav, July Is,
1855 In New Haven. Conn.
One year has passed since you left
without the smile Of your lovins
God only knows how much We mis-,
No one could ever tax. your Dlse,
YOUR LQvIN3 DAUGHTER, AMP
SS UNDERGRADUATES ANb s sARAs y.
MORGAN. GROVER G..
The heart is nov silent.
The voice Is now cold,
The Toys and the welcomes We knew
We miss him and mourn MIN in Joys
And still dwell in the memories OF
days that have been.
WIFE AND son. ANNIE z MORGAN
AND WILLIAM l. MORGAN.
MORGAN, GROVER G. Ny brother
who left me one year ago. July Is.
Always so true. unselfish and Kind
4 few in this world his equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an
,Hss died As be lived, sysrson..s trieno.
HIS LOVING BROTHER, MACK.
REYNOLDS. WILLIAM A. In constant
loving remembrance o. my dear
passed away ) years ago today. JUN
Is, 1852
He had a smile for everyone.
heart as good as gold
To those who knew and loved MIN,
HIS memory will never, grow old
sNOwDEN. JOSEPH D. We wiz asair
band Snd father. JOSEPH D SNOW
today. July Is, 1919.
Every day in some small way
Memories Of you come our way
Time and year, roll swiftly by
bEvoTED WIPE AND CHILDREN
TURNER. NELLIE n. In loving memor,
LIE r. TURNER. who passed peace.
fully away July IS. 1851.
Her life is . beautiful memory.
Her absence silent grief:
ONLY those who have lost can tell
The grief OF parting without farewell.
But she sleeps in Gods beautiful
In ~ sf sunshIn, ~ ver,,e, p,,e.
pEyoTLp HUSBAND, JAMIE Z
TURNER.
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DEATHS
Announcement 81
Services ~ Chambers
In Mrmurtan,

RAYMOND A. GUS. In loving
memory OF our son and grandson.
RAYMOND A. Gus ALLEN, or his
birthday In heaven.
Your birthday. dear. has come again
The day we love so well,
But you are not with US today,
Our love for you to tell
No presents now, Just flowers. dear
Upon your crave today
In tears we pray to meet you
IN heaven above some day
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER, ESTHER
COSTLEY, AND FAMILY.
BIRCH. MARY G. In loving memory Of
my dear mother who passed awav
July "a. 1901.
An mother. dear, that cherished me
As babe upon thy breast
How often have ] pinned for thee
since thou are laid TO rest
In All this world there Is no love.
. With thy love that can compare
Nor yet beneath the stars above
Such semitic loving care
And when across the bysone years,
= A. times my fancy strays.
Your semitic voice ! seem to hear
As in the olden DAYS
Y9pH LOVING ne, poAsY5osH5I p.n, NAB NARY
LILLIAN '. TUABO.
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E. R. Preston, ST., Dies;
Did Legal Work Here

Edmund Randolph Preston ST.. n. who engaged in
Government legal proceedings here for than
died Saturday Wnston-Saem c. after two-week illness
Mr. Preston and his wife the former Julia jackson
an. lived in Washington for "a years until ago.
when they to Wnston-Sal
Born in Hampton-Sydne Va Mr.. Preston was the son
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-. 80 Well Remembered"

When we can no longer stretch out hand in
friendship, sending flowers-for remembrance-is
natural comforting gesture. There is then feel
ing Of saying we recall with affection-that every
thing we remember is good. Always, the sending OF
flowers Is gentle soace to the giver as well as TO
those who mourn-for one so well remembered.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS
GEO c. sHAFFER. NC

Expressive Floral Tributes Moderately
priced Open daily: sun hslicas.
On week niGhu. BOO 18th o.. ne
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Services were to be held at
2 pm. today at the Takoma
funeral home, 254 Carroll
street NV. with burial in
George Washington Cemetery.
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MARY KEAcH BANKS.

LOUISE H. ISAAC. seeretsry' O"
denly: o. fhSrsass. july Il II, l sgs'
YoUNoMHN. Jr , formerly Of Wash
!nEton, 2. C.. beloved husband o.
we " Iate Irene xoungman and fsthei
neral services at the Arlington Ma.
tlonAl Cemetery Chaoel on TUESDAY
July 10. at 2 pm. Relatives aric
friends are invited lnterment Ar.
uneteh National Cemetery. rs
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Crematorium

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lth o. and Mass ave. NE. ~. SsS1OO
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
~ n st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
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MILLIAM 2, NIXON NIXON. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT.

CANNON, MAUDE. On Monday. July
~. 1887. a. Proyidenee Hospital
n.uP D,oS CSN Si. d p john Sf cam Cannon
mother OF Mrs Hazel Liggett and John
nah DALEY and Mrs Fannie THEY
che also is survived by ave grand-
children and two srsat a,ns. ~ rs1
neral Home. sa0i i4th st. NV. on
"wednesday, July II, at 12 noon.
!Parkins faeilitlss). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 10
cLARK DANIEL =, On Sunday. July
p,l lGSa frin cLA efSrs icrm SSiS
sa7 Oh =. Bowie. Nd, father
o. Mrs.. Minnie o. Fox. Mrs, Mar
(sSet Z. ssavers. Mrs Dorothy y
yShn,snis Thonss .o,n !. and ,ob Daniel
Ssnjsmin. Henry and Robert clsrt'
There are also twenty-one grandchil-
drep Mt Clark rests At the Warner
r. Humphrey Funeral Home. Sl34 Ga
slvs .b sTTin 1.,,I Ms 9 shrf n b,c
int.fmsns PsrklsSS Cemetery Is
GOODMAN, EsTHER " sgsdsnIy; on
SooKlM!,AnNS q soIl .,S Old sp or,n., rd;;
k Sn Hsnrs q .srs Hs's Sisters p'o q 3D.
win 4. and Henry B. Vroman. grand
mother OF David. Daniel and stephen
Herrell. Friends. are invited TO call
81 the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. pumphrey.
Bethesda. Nd, where services will he
held on wednesday, July Ia. ct "
am, Interment private. 10
Cross, HORACE NJ. on saturday,
July IL, 1887, At HAdley Memorial
Hospital, HORACE NJ. CROSS OF
sis w Ssio1.s SESa,sS y wa Hnn,.
cross, father Of oeorss R. and Lewis
NJ. Cross. and Mrs Hazel =. Killebrew.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, .es47 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
held on Tuesday, July l6. at II am
lnterment FairfaH Cemetery, Fair
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JOEL R. Esther Chapter.
No O., 5. Q; Z. 8; an:
Brother JOEL r. WILL
LlAMS. Funeral services at
the 9. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 290l 14th ST
NV. on Tuesday, July IL.
2 noon.
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DHNlD q n SptCIHI COIN
munication of Social Lodge
No; /, =. g. A. M, is hereby
called Tor Monday. Ji,Iy Is.
1857, at d pm, at the tenn
Lle. 10th and You SITS. NV,
for the purpose Of arrans.
ing TO conduct the last Ma
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EKN. CHARLRs MoNT0OMERY

EFscS SPy e osf ISsT S & {sSs
Fern st, NV. beloved husband Of
Mrs. India NJ Green and father Of
Mrs. Agnes q. Wilson. Remains rest
ing at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900
N ct. NV. where services will be
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend tample parking. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. is
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. ! !, e !!:! -
" 1857. at 1880 pm. at St,
Mays Episcopal Church. 23d and
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S sSSFSf his l., EIaR%skR. .I B
Mettler st., Los Angeles. Calf. at
1910 am. Saturday. July 13 1857.
He was the last charter member Of New
Bethel Baptist Church. WashinRton. d.
ploye. He leaves Q wife. Mrs. Annie
two granddaughters, Marian and
Anne; two sisters, Mrs. Julia Z. Fox
and Mrs, Susie Garrison. formerly Of
New York. Funeral in Los Angeles,
Calf, on July l6. Interment at Los
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p sstoSd.y CHARLES jniy Suddenly
GEORGES Hospital C6everis Nd.
CHARLES ]. DIXON of Accokeek
Nd; beloved father Of Helen Franken-
held and Thomas Dixon. and brother
Of Herbert Dixon and Florence Wa
terman. Services at Gasch's Funeral
Home, 4739 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
vile. Nd. on Tuesday. July rs, at
pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. lnterment Glenwcod Gene
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I July IL 1867. North Ssae 7Un Ma
S SAinITSs .v. asl1 Ssfoz.d q huS OS
Of Mary Z. Hallock (nee Ridgwayl,
brother Of c Norman Hnllock Of Sill
yer Spring, Nd. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home. 4th. st. and
Mass. ave ne. where services will
be held on wednesday. July II. at
2:30 pm. Int:rment Fort Lincoln
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F ?sasi:a: S.A "; P!otlr! noS SP
ne. beloved husband Of Mrs. Helen
rots He ,.u. also Is survi V.S. BY sx
tivss and many friends. Remains
resting ct the Morrow q Woodford
where friends are invited TO call after
~ noon sunday, July l4. until 10
Monday. July is, after 10 an,
where prayers will be said for the
repose Of his soul Tuesday, July 10.
ct 10 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. rs
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BALDWIN, EAST0N L. special COM
n munication OF Osiris Lodge,
i: ! !: ! !; ];
" NV. for the purpose of
conducting Masonic burial services
for our late brother, EASTON L
BALDWIN.
SAMUEL M. FLEIsCHMAN. W. M.
RAYMOND Z GABLE. SecY LIZ
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dsy, July ~. 1857, KATHERINE v.
JOHNSTON Of l434 Gersnium st
NV. beloved mother OF Alvin Wilson
Luckett, q. granddaughter. Mrs Oliver
w. r. jackson Of the above address
Services at the 8 H Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 1901 i4th st, NV.
on Tuesday, july 10, at pm park
ing faeilitiesl Interment Consres-
sional Cemetery.
JONES. ELIzARETH. Departed this
life on Sunday, July IL, 1887. at
JONES' JONES' Family may Be- is seen Al 4
o4il Jay ST ne ARRANGEMENTS BY
Malvan a Sehey, Inc.
KEIM. ALFRED n. on Monday. July
FRED Ii KEIM q less Hichoison
Herrle Keim. father OF Mrs. Mar
iorie X. Alexander. LaFayette. Calf.
Mrs Elizabeth x Peeline, Rockville.
Nd; Services at stab, $ n Hines Co
q f Esisni I:s!, sS'' raI:r$:a! q:ss.t
KEYEs. CLARENCE. on Saturday.
July IS, 1897. CLARENCE KEYEs,
husband Of the late Estele Keyes,
formerly Of 1907 5th st. nv. de.
voted uncle o. James and d., Eud or,
pm Tuesday, July i6. friends are
invited TO call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home, 1890 9th st NV. where
services will be held on "wednesday,
July II. At pm. Mcclure Funeral
Home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-15

1857. WILLIAM WI fi BaATRorR1nL T u ios5
ES H:t 81 silver =, s sp5iES: No r.. be-
devoted father Of bernard snd Dr.
BarEteil and beloved brother Of Mrs
Clara Alter of Montreal. Canada;
and Meyer II. BSreteii Of Silver
Spring. Nd. Services from the Jack
Lewis Funeral Home, W. North ave
and Eutaw pl., Baltimore. Nd. or
Tuesdav. July 10. at 2 pm. In lieu
tributions be made TO the langley
Hebrew Congregation. Silver Spring
Nd. Family in mourning at PEI
Ehlef ave, Baltimore, Nd.