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Doris AItizer, Is,
High School Pupil

Doris Edith Altizer, 16. Junior
at Washington-Lee High School
and an active member Of the
First Baptist Church of Claren-
don, died yesterday Of acute
rheumatic fever after a heart
operation in Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Miss Altizer moved to Airing
ton IL years ago with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Altizer, of 1925 Colonial ter
race. Arlington. She attended
Wilson Elementary School and
Stratford Junior High School
before entering Washington
Lee.
She was president of the First
Baptist Church of Clarendon
Life Service Band and active in
the Church Training Union,
Young Woman's Auxiliary of
the Missionary Society and the
Sunday School.
Born in Charlottesville, Va,
Miss Altizer was also librarian
of Jobs Daughters, Bethel No.
20, and had started part-time
work in the Clarendon branch
library this year.
Besides her parents, she is
survived by a sister. Marlen. 10.
and a brother. Reuben, 8.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. Saturday in the First
Baptist Church. Wilson boule-
ward and North Highland street,
Arlington. Burial will be in
Columbia Gardens.
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james Whale, so,
Movie Director

HOLLYWOOD, May 80 ~
Movie Director James Whale. go
whose films included "Franken-
STEM" "Hell's Angels" and
"Show Boat" was found dead In
his swimming pool yesterday.
His death was listed as q
possible accidental drowning
pending investigation today BY
the coroner's office.
The body Of the English born
director. who had not been active
In the movies in recent years,
was found fully clothed, in the
pool behind his home. There was
Ia cut on his head. apparently
suffered when he fell, police said,
He had been in Ill health.
Mr.. Whale came to Hollywood
in 1929 after having performed
as an actor and director on the
London stage. He made his
last movie, They Dare Not
Live" In 104l.
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Mrs. j. Romoge.
MARYLAND Native

Mrs. Blandine Blandford RAN
age, an area resident all her
life. died yesterday after a long
illness at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert c. Mccain,
5408 Albemarle street, Westmore-
land Hills, Md.
A native Of Prince Georges
County, Mrs. Ramage was the
widow Of the late Joseph Cowan
Ramage. q superintendent en-
|gineer Of tests for the Southern
Railway. He died in 1896.
Mrs. Ramage, who lived at %
Belfield road, Alexandria, was a
member Of the Society of CO.
lonial Dames'of America and the
Society for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities.
She was the daughter Of the
late Thomas Sprigg Blandford
and Elizabeth Hill Blandford,
members Of old Maryland fam
lilies.
Besides her daughter, Mrs.
Ramage is survived by another
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Hill
Ramage, Of the Belfield road
address; q son, Samuel Cowan
Ramage. Of Baltimore: two
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services win be in the
Domaine Funeral Home, $40
South Washington street, Alex
andria. Burial win be in Ivy
Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Matthews.
Wife of Colonel

Mrs. Frances S. Matthews,
wife Of Col. Albert G. Matthews,
former commanding officer Of
the Army Map Service, died yes
terday in Sarasota, Fla.
She had been i'll for several
months.
The Matthews moved to
Florida several years ago after
the officer retired. Col. Mat.
thews commanded the Map Serv.
ice from 1899 to 1871. Following
three years of overseas service
he was named chief Of the in.
telligence division, ONCE of the
chief Of Engineers. While sta
toned in Washington, the fam
lily lived in Falls Church.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Matthews is survived by q teen
age daughter, Julia.
Services will be held in Sara
sofa at IL am. Saturday.
The family has requested that
tokens Of sympathy be made to
the American Cancer Society.
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DR.. William H. Hough
Dies at Age Of 70

DR.. William Hite Hough, 10.
an expert in syphilology and
neurology in Washington medi-
cal circles for many years. died
Sunday in DeLand, Fla, where
he had lived since retiring i've
years ago.
A staff doctor at Garfield and
Episcopal hospitals, DR.. Hough
was an active member Of the
District Medical Society, serving
as its president in 1880 and 1891,
and chairman Of the governing
board from 1881 to 1885. He was
also on the society's public health
committee In 1885 and 1896.
DR.. Hough. who also served as
a consultant in syphilology in
the diagnostic center Of Mt. Alto
Veterans Hospital, was q leading
opponent in 1910 Of the Health
Department law making blood
tests before marriage mandatory
in the District. on the grounds
of the tests fallibility and the
possible harmful psychological
effects to the couples.
DR.. Hough also taught at
George Washington and George
town Universities. and con-
tributed numerous articles to
medical journals.
A native of Waterford, Va,
descendent Of one of the first
families to settle in the Shenan-
doah Valley. DR.. Hough came
to Washington as a child. He
was a graduate of the George
town University School of Med
icine, and informed and later was
on the staff of st. Elizabeths
Hospital from 1904 to 1912, ex-
cept for a year of study in
Vienna. Austria, in 1909.
A man Of wide interests, in
GLIDING astronomy and politics.
DR.. Hough's hobbies included
breeding fish and growing roses
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George Chonning,
Actress Father

NEW YORK, May 80 (R.-
George Claiming. So. father Of
Actress Carol Charming and a
Christian Science lecturer, died
yesterday aboard an airliner en-
route from Brussels to New York.
When the Sabena Airlines
plane arrived at Idlewild Air
port, q representative said Mr..
Charming died at $3.50 am, as
the plane was nearing Newfound-
land.
Mrs. Adelaide Charming said
she was sitting beside her hus-
band and ''he Just leaned back
and was gone" She said he had
been suffering from no illness as
far as she knew. She said her
husband had been on q lecture
tour since March 5 and had Wis
tied Switzerland, England. Ger
many and Italy.
Airport police said Mr.. Chan
ming apparently suffered a heart
attack.
The Channings' home is in
Sausalito, Calf.
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New ltuliun Premier
In Provost PLEDGE

ROME. May 80 (R.-New
Italian Premier Adone Zoli made
his parliamentary debut yes
Iterday with a pledge to con.
tinue Italy's pro-Western for
|eign policies.
Mr.. Zoli went before the Sem
ate and Chamber Of Deputies
and in separate speeches asked
for votes of confidence. The
votes are not expected until
next week.
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Arthur Vigross, 81,
Linotype Operator

Arthur Burton VigraSS, 81, q
linotype operator at the WASH
ington Post and Times Herald
for more than Is years, died in
Suburban Hospital Tuesday of q
heart ailment.
Mr.. Vigrass had worked for
the Post since he came to the
Washington area from his native
Erie, Pa. He lived at l04O7
Brunswick avenue. Silver Spring.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Ellen Best Vigrass, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dolores Ellen Linaburg,
and two grandchildren, all Of
the home address; a brother,
Earl K. Vigrass. Of Erie, and a
sister, Mrs. Lillian T. Palmer, Of
1918 Oswald place, Falls Church.
Funeral services win be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home. 8434 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial viii be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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tolic College in Cornwells
Heights, Pa.
Ordained in 1924 by the late
Right Rev. william T. Russell,
Bishop Of Charleston, Msgr.
Wolfe was appointed assistant
pastor Of the Cathedral Of st.
John the Baptist in Charleston
In 1927.
He was given the office Of do
mestic prelate with the title of
monsignor on April 81, 1854.
Msgr. Wolfe is survived by a
sister, Miss Alice A. Wolfe, of
1891 Connecticut avenue NV,
and a brother, Howard Wolfe,
of New York City.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed. Burial will
be in st. Mary's Cemetery here.
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Msgr. Henry F. Wolfe, so,
Native of Washington

The Right Rev. Msgr. Henry F.
Wolfe. so, a native Of Washing
ton, died yesterday Of a heart
attack in Dillon. s. c., where he
was pastor of st. Louis Church.
Msgr. Wolfe had been pastor
of the Dillon church since April.
He was chancellor Of the Charles
ton Is. c. diocese and had been
pastor Of the Sacred Heart
Church there for more than 20
years before being transferred to
the smaller parish because of i'll
health.
Msgr. Wolfe attended st.
Mary's parochial school here
and was graduated from St.
Mary's College in Emmitsburg,
Md. He studied for the priest
hood at the Holy Ghost Apos-
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on his estate near Sandy Spring,
Md.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Louise 8. Hough. Of De-
Land; a daughter, Miss Edith
Louise Hough, of 1886 Sixteenth
street NV, and a sister, Miss
I've Hough, of Baltimore.
Burial will be in Waterford.
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DEATHS
In Mrntnrtant

ALLEN, MILLMAN a. In loving mem.
DRY Of HTLLMAN A. ALLEN. who passed
away thirty-four years ago today, May
You will always live in our hearts.
SON .ALoYsIus II. ALLEN; WIFE.
MOTHER, MRS. MARoARET 8.
JENIFER AND SISTER. MRS. GER
TRUDE WIdoINs.
BAsILIKo. BAsILE. In Toying memory
Of our husband and father. BABILE
BA6ILIKO, who departed this life six
teen Years ago today, May 30. 1871.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our ewes stu MI With tears:
Only. God knows how much we miss you,
BY those who loved YOU 40 true.
Death IN o heartache no one can heal,
Memories are treasures no one can
Beautiful memories are. all We have left
OF one whom We loved and will never
forget.
For all Of US You did your best,
May God grant you eternal rest:
While Won rest In peaceful sleep,
Your memory we viii always keep. 4
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. 81
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Anurilitlg

FySHhlAN, DIR. SAMUEL. The unveil-
SAMUEL FIsHAdAN. beloved husband
and father, will be held on Sunday,
June ?, At p.m., at Adas Israel
Cemetery. .1400 Ala. ave. sc. Relatives
and friends invited.
FRIEDENBERG, HARRY. There viii be
memory Of HARRY FRIEpENBERsG1t.
beloved husband Of Ruth, and father
Of Hale Friedenherg, on Sunday. June
2. 1857. at 1880 am. at the B'nait
HILL. Nd. Relatives and friends In
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With Regard to a
Card of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks In
The Stor meets o need which con
hardIy be solved in any other woy
Not only is il o gracious expression
i, OF gratitude to those who hove sent
florol tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and kind
Taesses Of the mony to whom o per-
sonol note Of thonks eonnot well be
mailed OF whose nomes and I'D.
dresses ore not known. Insertion Of
q cord Of thonks may be oronsed
BY telephone 10 The Stor. ST $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Walter w. Schmuuch

CHICAGO. May 80 (R.-
Walter w. Schmauch. rs, au-
thor and former dean Of the
Chicago Law School, died yes
terday in suburban Highland
Park. He was dean from 1925
to 1929. He wrote books on
Christmas literature.
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UarAs uf Chunks

DOUGLAS, EDWIN II. The family Of
the late EDWIN H. DOUGLAS wishes
to the many relatives and friends for
their MESSAGES Of sympathy floral con-
tributions and donations during> our
~ THE FAMILY.
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FtNCkNEH, JULIA. In loving memory
81 1bo our s dear %oth ,s, JHLiA
years ago. May 30. 1854.
Eternal rest grant unto her. o Lord.
THE FAMILY.
RECTOR. F.ESRIA 4. We pause today
for moments Of meditation 70 he
precious memory Of our parents. LES
bdA =. RECTOR. who passed on. May
1871. and brother. JOHN I. RECTOR
Aprii is. 1918.
May their souls rest IN peace.
ETHEL AND MABEL.
q our dear mother. KAT ITSin s %cso5FrTy
who departed this life ave years ago
today. May 20, 1882.
She was Just q plain. dear mother,
With . loving smile each day:
Always tried 10 do for others,
As she journeyed on her way.
She often said We would miss her.
Those words have proven true:
We lost our best friend, mother dear,
When we lost you.
CHILDREN, MARGARET. ALBERTA,
HELEN. PARKER AND CATHERINE
sIONER, ELLA HELM; sIMMs, ELMER
ELLA HELEN sToNER, who died from
INJURIES on May 80, 1886. and my be-
loved brother, ELMER r. 5IMM6, who
uicu buuueniy on january To- IBh0.
Had ! ever hit and killed someone,
Never again would ! drive:
/ know the suffering that II causes
AND the loss TO loved ones left behind
! wonder II each careless driver
Reckons with his soul,
And knows that sometime
God Himself. alone will take a toll
There never was q dearer brother.
Who brought such Joy while living,
Such grief when called away.
I miss you bath. my dariings,
And only God can tell,
OF the ache that's In my heart
And the silent tears I shed
SISTER. MAE.
dssS hSsb 5Ae ESR u % TlGNoR q ms
passed away four wears ago today
May 30. 1pba
Loving memories never die,
As days roll on and years BASS by:
Oeep In my heart q memory Is kent
OF the one loved and can never forget
DEVOTED WIPE, EDNA.
WEBSTER, Jennie M, In loving mem.
DRY our our dear mother, MRS. JENNIE
M. WEBSTER. who fell asleep fouI
years ago today, May 30 1898.
Your life was so unaeifsh
ana Tor Others you did live:
Not for what you would receive,
But only for what Won could eive
Always so good and kind. thinking OF
others and trying TO ind q good deed
10 do. some praise TO say, and your
sunny smile will long be remembered
and missed more each day.
HER CHILDREN.
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1n Mrntnriaiit

BAXTER. FLORENCE and LOUIS g.,
and FANNIE WILLIAMS. HonorinG
the. memory of my DEVOTED parents
and sister. who have left me, FLOR
sNS W gAxIsR M EsSsuArS lsS sd Lp EN
ME WILLIAMS. May 1880.
In my heart there II q picture,
More precious than silver or gold:
It's . picture Of my loved ones
Whose memory will never grow old.
LENA SIMS.
DAVIS. LOTTIE DAWSON. A lastine
dear sister. LoTTrE bAWsOR DAVIS 81 is
who entered into eternal rest eight
years ago today. May 80. 1e49.
Day BY day. our hopes grow. brighter.
As We near the shining shore:
For We know across the river.
Wait the loved ones gone before.
DEVOTED SISTER, SUSIE B. AMBER
son; .AND BROTHER, ROLAND
DAVIS, LOTTIE DAWSON and CHARLES
4. In icying memory Of our dear
passed away eight years ago today,
May 80, 1912. and daddy, CHARLES
A. PAWS. four years later. July 10,
Today recalls the memory of our
And those who think Of her today.
Are the ones who loved her best.
You are not forgotten. daddy,
Nor will You ever be.
AS long as lief and memory last,
We will remember thee.
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. EVELYN AND
M sbE.qS .9FANDcHfLDREN AND
FRYE. EFFIE q. In loving memory Of
our dear mother, EPFIE II. FRYE.
Who passed away fifteen years ago TO-
n1fP hnnwfn - al 4
Our lips do not know what 70 say:
God only knows our true feelings,
Which We hide under our smiles
today.
Df NElEzPrrRR AyoF BEEsrs AND sE1 soy sos
JAMIN II. FRYE. Jr.
HOBBS, DANIEL AND ORLANDO c. In
loving memory OF our beloved husband
and son: father and brother: DANIEL
G: and ORLANDO HOBBS. Daniel c.
90. 1855: Orlando. passed away, july
In hfe We loved you dearly.
In death We do the same.
THEIR DEVOTED WIFE AND MOTHER,
s Ella H0nBS; DAUGHTER AND
ohKsAaEb; HHifE16REs JOHNSON AND
MITCHELL. BEATRICE p. IN iovins
memory Of our mother, BEATRICE p
MITCHELL. who passed away one year
ago today. May 10 1886.
All your love and tender care.
Your companionship so rare
We remember now today
Although you are far away
There could never be another
A. wonderful as you. dear mother
RosINA AND DOYLE.
PENN, MARGARET. In loving memory
q my dear beloved wife. MARGARET
ago today. May 80. 1856
a year has passed since that sad day
When the one / loved was called away:
God took her home. Il Was His will,
But In my heart she liveth still.
YOUR BELOVED HUSBAND. CLAIR
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ARNETT, HERBERI. on mummy

2703 North Capitol St. beloved son
Mrs Annie B. slower. He also 6
survived by two aunts, Mrs; Willie Mae
Henderson and Mrs. Fannie WILLIAMS;
nm Friday, May 81. friends may call
a the Derritt Funeral Home, Inc.
4516 Sheriff I'd. ne, where services
viii be held on Saturday. june i. a.
1 pm. Interment WoodlaWn CemetstS'
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BEARD. NATHANIEL; On M Sp ~ ,Asy
0st. NV, husband OF Mrs. jamie Beard
father Of Earl Beard. son OF MIS-:
Rachel Beard. brother Of Kinney. Henry
and cecil Beard. After ~ noon Sun
day. June ?, friends may call at Carver
Memorial Funeral Home. 20 H 81. nv,
where funeral services will be held on
Monday, June q. at pm. lnterment
WOODLAND Cemetery.
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81 1851. at District General Hospital;
GUS ANDERSON. loving husband O
Rebecca Anderson. He also Is survived
Nv ofher relatives and many fr1ends.
After 4 pm. Thursday. May 80. trlends
may cali at Johnson d Jenkins Funeral
Home, 4sO4 Ga. ave. nv, WneIe u
NAV Al. At 10 am. the Rev. Justiss
oficiating. Interment Woodlavn Gem
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SSsSI Nay 81 lsR o g ' EA A5PF'C 81
sssg South i nss at. Arlinston. va,
the late Elijah and Jane N. Rnsor.
Friends may call at the Dematne
ST.. Alexandria. va, where prayer
services win be held at l pm. satur-
day, June ]: thence 70 Bethel Baptist
Church. Stafford County. Va, where
DIST Interment will follow in Oak Hill
Cemetery Frederic ksburg. Va.
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Sst p psn:: f Sn.s sa OF a. Friday T Msy
Memorial Baptist Church. N q. Be.
tween 27th and 18th ats. NV.
sis sE5TnS wI k6Bsi HAs !. SMirlE. &
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RRNNEY. MARIE CnAMINAUD. {

Tuesday, May Is. 1857, MARIE CHAM
MAUD BENNEY. wife. q John =;
Benney, and sister Of Nine. Marie
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel.
l756 Pennsylvania ave. NV. teourtesy
parking opposite). where prayers VII
Be said on Friday, May 81, at BY
Annunciation. $3.50 Massachusetts, ave,
NV, where mass will be offered az ~
an. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery
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DIEGELMANN. JOSEPH ). Members Of

yU8EfH J. Members OF
Bishop Byrne Council. No.
ZAAs 3S77, knights Of Column
(kkz<A bus. are hereby notified OF
the death Of Brother JO-
[tAIV SEPH J. DIE0EL4MANN
WF and are requested to meet
W at the Robert A. Mattingly
'uneral Home. ISL 11th st. Sc. on
friday. May 81, at $50 pm. for reei--
alton Of the rosary for the Iepose Of
lis soul r. EUGENE c. BACzENAS,
Grand Knight.
DANTE A. ROSS.
Pin. Sec'y.
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EursLER. DAVID M, suddenly, on

T FTySsiEs My rs 5ss5.m D1yiD M =
brother Of Mrs. Bonnie Fitzgerald. Mrs.
Harry 7. and Worth B. Eutsler. serv.
ices at the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home 29Ol 1lth st. NV on Friday.
May RI; Ct " noon 6parsing ia ,i
Cemetery 30
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AIrIzER. noRIs EDITH. on Wedne

day. May %, 1857. at 0eorget3En
k SniTslEsRss beloved s's oaus6tsr q Reuben
!. and Hilda L. Altizer Of 1925 Colo
NAL Terrace. Arlinston. Va: sister
Sranddaughter Of Mrs. Martha A.
Aitizer Of Philmont. Va, Friends may
can at the Ariington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax dr., until IL NOON
First Baptist Church. Clarendon. Will
son blvd. and North Highland St. at
2 nm. Miss Shahan Of Cailauqet
COLLEGE will interpret for the deal; IN
terment Columbia Gardens. ii
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HERSERr B B6kcE2RD foR RaiSssss

D.
HERBERT BORcHARDT, Adjutant.
GROUSE, ARTHUR G. on wednesday,
May ~, 1857. ARTHUR q. GROUSE
Of $500 New Hampshire ave. NV, be-
loved father Of Eugene A. Grouse and
Mrs. Margaret c. Porter. Funeral
from Bongiovi Funeral Home, Rari-
tan, NJ J.. on Saturday, June l. Local
arrangements BY Collins Funeral Home.
DEARsTINE. GEORGE LEE. suddenly,
ZEE M 6EARTMN S % e iss7 s GEORGE
Riyerdale. Nd. beloved husband Of
Lille Lille {; Dear:tins and father q
y. He also Is survived by four sisters
at Gasch's Funeral Home. 473g BaIti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Nd. Services
at the First Baptist Church OF River
dale. Riverdale, Nd. on Friday, May
81, at IL am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. 30
DIEGELNANN. JOSEPH J. Suddenly,
on Wednesday. May %, 1887, JOSEPH
J. pIEGELMANN of 1900 Minnesota
ave. Sc. beloved husband Of Theresa
Mary Diegelmann. brother OF Frederick
J. Diegelmann, Sister Paulinus, S.S.ND.
AUGUSTA and Catherine piegelmann and
Mary I. Burke: Friends may call 81
l3l 18th St. Sc, until Saturday. June
Francis Xavier Church, at o am. Rel
atives and friends invited. Interment
West Medford, Mass. II
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uAEOALMANNs 1OSEfH y. The Holy
Name Society Of st. Francis
~ nm 70 assemble az Mattineiy Fu-
lE iii neral Home, 13l 18th st.
W. w Sc, on Friday. May 81, 1857.
WV a. p.m-. for the recitation
Of the rosary for our late
member, JOSEPH J. DIEGELMANN.
REV. JOHN p. LYONS.
Spiritual Director.
BERNARD p. GALLAGHER.
President
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JULIA r. BENNETT, DauEhter Ruler.
BL TNs nc, ". d hAW,KINs'

'EEEf S sp HbnoAA o. srA MESSps's :, Nsg
ford Peters, ST and mother Of Mrs.
yermai c, Blmms. Alice nj, octavia A..
William O.. Noel c.. Thelbert j., Brad.
ford; r.. and Desmond =. Peters. Also
friends. After Ti2 noon Thursday.
friends are invited 10 call at the Me-
CURE Funeral Home. 1870 9th ST. NV.
Funeral anas on Friday. May a.. q Alex
y 81: nv, at 10 am. Interment Sweet
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DIEGELMANN. JOSEPH. The Wind
thorst Club Of st. Mary's Parish. will
1871 18th st. Sc. on Friday, May 81.
1857, At $50 am. TO recite the rosary
for the late JOSEPH DIEGELMANN.
EEN KgPI Il ssEr6 6Hsrs seerstsrs 81
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S EsSRiseeK r ka5 r. Of iSS
sin ave nv; sister Of fEsdr rI,d,i l.
Parker She also Is survived by sew
eral cousins. Services ct the q. Il.
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2D01 i4th
st. NV on Saturday. June l., IT 2
pm parking faciiitiesD. Interment
Gienwood Cemetery. 81
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washington Post. No. 3l9S.
are requested to attend v.
p. W. National Honor Guard
services at : pm. Thursday.
May 30. 1857. at s. H.
Hines Funeral Home. 29O1
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WILLIAM F. MORTIMER. Jr'. .,
CLEGG. WILLIAM BASH, On wednes-
day, May -, 1857. at Naval Hospital.
Bethesda, Md. WILLIAM BASH CLEGG.
and Lewis c. ciegE. Friends may cali
ct Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
Good Hone I'd; s.e,, until 3 pm; Thurs
sag sayarday y June az p% ss.' Al Nied
Funeral Home. swissvale. Pa.
CLIMENHAGA, THELMA A. ON Wednes-
day, May 20, 1857, 1HELMA 4. Gil
Glimenhaea., mother of Anna Dorsen;
EEilchard Allan. and William Earl
vanHorn. She also is survived BY
neral rom the VI. W. Deal Funeral
soms 1919 ir oeofsia ave; o. Nv on
irssr%snt c sSas H csme.e SsO al
Washinston University Hospital. FRED
ERICK BEEcHER coLDlNG Of 37l7
Sth St: NV, devoted father Of Mrs.
Mrs, Eta. Gibson, Samuel and Alfred
Colding. He also leaves TO mourn their
loss one sister, Mrs. Mabel Hall; two
sTSsgs Paul 5S ca5 hS:. c S5
c. Frazier. lr., and Edward II. SMALL
wood: two sisters-in-law, Mrs virginia
ColdIng and Mrs. Bernice Colding. many
nteces and nephews, other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting ct his
above late residence where friends are
81. Funeral on Saturday. June 1. at
I pm. at st. Paul 4. M. 3. Church,
sth st. between ID and Z SITS. s.w.. the
Rev. George Ransom Reid ofiiciating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
ARRANGEMENTS by the John T, Rhines q
Co. Funeral Home. Dol Sd st. s.w. 81
CRADDOCK. PAUL Z. Members of