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Evening star., 1958-07-02
Miss julio Smoot Dies;
Survived Ship Crash

A 77-year-old Washington
woman died yesterday. She
was one Of the survivors 40
years ago of one Of the most
spectacular ship disasters Of
that era.
On a foggy. wet Saturday
morning. January 23, 1909.
Miss Julia Smoot was one Of
the passengers aboard the
White Star liner Republic,
which had left New York the
day before for the MediterTa-
mean.
Together with her mother,
Mrs. Mary @. Smoot, she was
heading for Florence to live.
But suddenly, at $3.50 am,
coming out Of the fog Just
southwest of the Nantucket
lightship, the Italiana Steam
olup W. EtOAAuu oAAAooAlCQ III
to the side Of the Republic.
The Republic, then the larg-
est and fastest Of White Stars
ships (only to be rivaled later
by the equally tragic Titanic)
began to take on water immedi-
ately.
Fame for Jack Binns
In the radio room of the Re-
public Jack Binns, a wireless
man, began tapping out q
"CQD"-a forerunner of SOS"
which meant 'come quick,
danger" Never before had q
ship in distress sent out a mes
sage by wireless, but all day on
the 23d Operator Binns stood
by his key.
His message was heard all
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over the Northeast, and several
ships hurried TO the scene. The
Florida, which had not been
fatally smashed. picked UP most
Of the passengers from the Re-
public. The SIS. Baltic, another
White Star ship, picked up the
rest who survived.
All told only six people
perished in this accident. Mrs.
Smoot and her daughter Julia
both leaped from the Republic
before 1t sank-l5 hours after
the collision land we're rescued
by a lifeboat from the Florida.
Washington Sensation
In Washington on that day
the news was sensational. Just
as the 1855 sinking Of the great
ship Andrea Doria was almost
unbelievable, so was that Of the
Republic.
The Star on January "A, when
the full details had been
amassed. wrote:
There has been nothing like
1t in marine history. this drama
Of the wireless, the thrilling
story that leaped through the
darkness and the fog before
the sun lit up the sea; the tale
that was told in dots and
dashes, in short curt, frightened
syllables; not a letter wasted"
After the Smoots reached
New York aboard the Baltic,
they returned to Washington,
their European sojourn can
celed.
Miss Smott, born in WASH
ington, was educated in the
local public schools and at
George Washington University.
She later entered welfare work
for the American Red Cross and
with the Board of Public We'll
fare.
In her late years, she lived at
21l5 P street NV. and was
interested in the Epiphany
Church Home, the National
Society of the Colonial Danes
Of America and the Washington
Club.
She leaves her brother, Fran
els Smoot Of 1929 Connecticut
avenue NV. f1ve nephews and
five great nieces and nephews.
Funreal services will be held
at the Church of the Epiphany
on Saturday at IL am. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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FL. Dickinson,
Red Cross Aide

Ferdinand J Dickinson, 78.
an employe of the American
Red Cross in Washington for 27
years, died Monday at Sibley
Hospital.
Mr.. Dickinson had worked
for the Red Cross from 1917
until his retirement in 1914. He
was storekeeper when he re-
tired.
Surviving are his son, Will
liam j. Dickinson, a clerical
supervisor with the Red Cross.
OF the home address, 5817 Fifth
street NV. and a sister, Mrs.
Broaddus Reamy, of Potomac
Mills, Va. His wife died two
years ago.
Services will be held at II
am. tomorrow at the Deal
Funeral home, 4S12 Georgia
avenue N. w., with burial in
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Mrs. Schweinhuut
Wife Of Riggs
Vice President

Mrs. George q. Schweinhaut
So, wife of a Riggs National
Bank vice president, died yes
terday while visiting in Rock
vile, Md.
A native, Of Washington, Mrs
Schweinhaut, who was the
former Evelyn Thompson, lived
with her husband at 1000 Mas
sachpSetts avenue NV.
In addition to her husband
the brother of District Court
Judge Henry A. Schweinhaut
she is survived by a brother,
William F. Thompson of Coral
Gables, Fla.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the s. H. Hines Co,
funeral home. 2901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Edward N. Hershbereer, II,
Former Luruy Bank Head

He was a past president of
the Staunton Shriners Club.
and a member Of the Luray
Rotary Club and the Lafayette
Masonic Lodge of Luray.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Virgie Long; a
daughter, Mrs. Anna Dof1e-
myer and two grandsons. all
of Luray. Also surviving are a
sister. Miss Molly Hershberger.
and brother Frank both Of
Luray.
Funeral services viii be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow from the
Bradleu funeral home in
Luray. Burial will be in the
Evergreen Cemetery.
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APALACHIN GOT
ITS NAME FROM
AILING INDIAN
BY the Associated Press

ny VIC hooVNAHtge AASoe
Some long-ago Indian
with a stomach ache fig
ured in a little dissertation
in Senate Rackets Commit
tee hearings today on an
assemblage Of gangsters
and others at Apalachin.
N. Y.
Senator Ives, Republican
of New York, got fed up
with people pronouncing
Apalachin with a "ch"
sound. He offered this aide
memoire:
Someone once saw an
Indian rubbing his belly
and asked him what was
wrong" the Senator re-
lated. He said the Indian
patted the sore place once
more and responded: zap
pie achin'."
That's where the name
came from" the Senator
said with q straight face.
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Gifts Will Refurbish
Home for Children

A gift of $6.4O0 recently was
presented to the Mary L. Meri-
wether Home for Children by
the Eugene and Agnes E. Meyer
Foundation in addition to 5000
by other contributors.
Director Mary S. Key, said the
annual drive was aimed at re-
placing faulty plumbing facili-
ties, redecorating the home and
buying new playground equip
ment.
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LURAY, Va. June 2 (Spe-
ciaD Edward Nathan Hersh-
berger, II, Luray businessman,
died at his home here yester-
day after suffering a heart at
tack.
MIR. Hershberger had been
president of the First National
Bank of Luray since 1892. At
the time of his death he OPP
Grated the Luray Motor Co.
and a fuel oil distributorship.
He also raised purebred cattle
on his farm near here.
A Republican, he was elected
Page County treasurer for i've
terms.
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President Nominutes
Ambassador to Arubs

President Eisenhower today
nominated Waldemar j. Gall
man. a career diplomat, as
Americas first Ambassador to
the Arab Union, recently
formed by the merger of Iraq
and Jordan
Mr.. Gallman has been serv-
ing as Ambassador to Iraq.
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Orphans SchooIed

TOKYO, July 2 (R.-Red
North Korea reports $4,000 of
the war orphans it sent to Red
China during the Korean war
will be returned by September.
Pyongyang radio said 800 al
ready have come home trained
as reliable Socialist construc-
tors"
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DEATHS
1tt Mrn1nriant
Announcements Of
Services by Chambera

BARBOUR. DEACON MATTHE W
(MATTl. In loving memory Of our
husband and father, DEACON MAT
THEW (MATTl BARBOUR, who left
Us two years ago today July 2,
But memoTy turns back every Leaf:
WIFE. EMMA BARBOUR, AND HIS
CHILDREN.
BEAN, ELIZABETH. In memory of
passed away July ., 1947.
Memories are gifts from God that
Satan cannot steal away.
HUSBAND; soYA BEAN HARVEY l. SONNY
memory Of our father. SOLOMON
BOSTIC, Sr, who passed away four
years ago, July 2, 1854.
God saw the road was getting rough,
The hills. too hard to climb;
So He gently closed his weary eyes
YouR EovfNG E5lfRsrfq bAJoHfEss Rs 'fosA RosA
AND LUCY, AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN
COLLINS, ESTELLE v. In. memory Of
my faithful friend and pal, ES-
TELLE v. COLLINS, who passed
away tive years ago today, July
A1culOTlcb arc pTlCSlCob LIChSuIccs
Memories OF you are what cherish
HELEN 2. ALEXANDER.
COPPER, BETTE Z. In loving re-
membranes Of our beloved mother
and grandmother, BETTE Is. COP
PER, who departed this life twelve
years ago today. July 2, 1916.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget,
But time SO far has only proved
How much we miss her yet.
HER LOVING CHILDREN AND
0RANDCHILDREN.
DANIELS, EDGAR E. In loving mem
ory Of my son, EDGAR Z. DANIELS,
who passed away one year ago
Memories keep you always near
In the hearts that hold you dear
EDWARDS, LLOYD w. In loving mem
ory. Of our beloved son, brother
and grandson, LLOYD W. Ed
WARDS. who left us two years ago
today, July 2 1856.
We think of him in silence,
His name We oft recall,
But there's nothing left to answer
But his picture on the wall.
Just when his life was brightest.
God called him from among US
H1gg0 IoRfEe SH%s q MoTHER. sfsEPfl Ffss fFstsrHrR.
SISTER. B RoTHERs AND
LANKFORD, JOHN ANDERSON. A
tribute Of love and devotion TO the
memory Of our dear husband, father
and grandfather, JOHN ANDERSON
twelve years ago today, July 2.
1916,
The sweet memories of thee
youk DEVOTED WIFE. CHAR
bb321ITE. b3TTEE; "a pspSHTERii pSp Z q 59sEE-
FRANCES, SARAH AND JOSIE.
LANKFORD, JOHN ANDERSON. A
tribute Of love and devotion to the
memory of our dear husband, father
and grandfather. JOHN ANDERSON
LANKFORD, who departed this life
twelve years ago today, July 2. 1916.
T6E Tes yee bFT6PE5 Ps6HTsS Of WIS hss nssTE sSTGS q
tRIzEE: FRIaE; eAgS5ctFi esaNPc tAFliLB
FRANCES, SARAH AND JOSIE.
MCNEIL, JAMES JIMMY. In low
father, JAMES CJIA6MY) MCNEIL,
who passed away one year aEo TO-
Earth , has ne no srrOw that Heaven
WIFE AND son, BROTHERS AND
SISTERS
RANDALL, LRNWOOD. In loving
memory of LENWOOD RANDALL.
who passed away one year ago
today July Q, 1857.
A wear has passed since that sad
When the one I loved was called
away.
God took him home. IL was His will.
But in my heart he liveth still.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, SALLIE,
AND SISTER. EDITH.
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SPENCER. MARTHA TUELL. For the
many kind aets and condolences Of
our friendA. relatives. the Rev, Giles
r. Wrteht, Lane G Nj n Church.
and Funeral Director william span
gler. who were . great source Of
our recent ioss- and for lhe eards
and noral tFibutea. We extend our
most heartfelt thanks.
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Cocoo-Beun Exports

RIO DE JANEIRO.-Brazil
exported 24l, 100000 pounds of
cocoa beans in 1857, a decrease
of 1913 per cent from the year
before.
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CEMETERY LOTS

WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
= sites, S10o each. CAL RE
6-le3S.
F0R SAILS lots in Natl. Memorial
Park Cemetery, Lee hwy, We. Can
ST. 3-54S6. Mr.. GuES.
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DREIFUs, ANNIE C. On Tuesday,
isrum H1lE ANsIS SSS at nEFaSfs Whlsshs l. sani
North .Carlyn Spring I'd, Arlington,
Va. wife Of the late Frank Dreifus,
mother of Mrs. Carrie HeatWole
and Mrs. Evelyn Knicely: sister Of
the Misses Mary and Gertrude
ments later.
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Acting Pastor

CRIMMINs, NELLIE 1. On Tuesday,
NELLIE /, CRIMMINs, beloved
Ann crimmins, sister Of Catherine
L. Davies and Frank X. Crimmins.
Funeral from the TaltaVull Funeral
Home, 1908 l4th ST. n.w- on FRI
day, July 4, ct l0:15 am. REQUIEM
mass at st. James Church, Falls
Church, va, at ii am. interment
st. James Cemetery. 3
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DUvALL, W. GARFIELD. On Tues
day, July /, 1868, at Montgomery
County General Hospital, W GAR
FIELD pUVALL of Deer Park dr..
qaiitshersburg, Nd. SON Of the late
husband Of Virginia P. Duvall. He
also Is survived by one sister, Mrs.
Lulu Fraley Of Redland, Md. Friends
may call at the Roy W. Barber
where services will be held on Thurs
day, July 3, at IL am. Interment
Laytonsville, Nd
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FALK. MABEL G. on Friday, June

FAEk' INA MABEL M.sa, & On g TEGTldsy; JSPs sPs
Fla; sister Of Mrs, Efie @. soules Of
Winter Haven, Fla; aunt OF Mrs.
William A. Sapp of Winter Haven,
Fla; Mrs. Carl L. Ficks Of Dun
OF Alexandria va. and John A,
Wiles Of Houston, Tex. She also is
survived by twelve grandchildren
and eleven great-grandchildren
Graveside services on Thursday,
July 3, at 10 am. Interment Con-
gressionAl Cemetery.
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DISKlTsSN sd Ssss p SR,SsS SR MS5SaY s.S1.s ST.s
husband Of the late Mabel s; Dickin-
and brother Of Broaddus Reamey
Of Potomac Mills. Va. Funeral from
the W. w. Deal Funeral Home,
4S12 Georgia ave. NV, on Thurs
day, July 3, at IL am. Interment
GlenWood Cemetery. 3
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DREyo, DOROTHY '. On Tuesday,

july /, is5s, poRoTHY v. pREvo 4DfSsvsi
Md. beloved wife OF Joseph c.
Drevo and mother OF Robert and
Norman DreVo, She also is sur
yived by two sisters, Elizabeth Clay
land and Estelle Harman, and her
and friends may call at the Gaseh
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave-,
Hyattsville, Md. after pm.
wednesday, July 2,. REQUIEM mass
Thursday, July 3. at 9 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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CLIFFoRD. THOMAS 7, sgddenly

THOMAS 7, Suddenly,
THOMAS T.. cLfFFoRb, beloved
husband Of Olive Z. Clifford and
father Of Peter D. clifford. Friends
received in the. Baker q Son Fu-
Manassas, Va. Mass will be offered
for the repose Of his soul on Thurs
day, June 3, ct 10 am, DIST, in
All-SaintS Catholic Church, Manas-
sas, Va, Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery at pm. DIST. 2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Nth St and Mass. Ave. M. II. $500
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CAMPBELL, GEORGIA, on

CAMPBELL, GBONNIA. on satul-
day. sy.,,;In June q, 1858; At lgg4 gm4ossfh heEth
e2HPREtL. e2SH9sRRfE 'Esil Beloved a'eii wife d HlSsrt
Campbell and sister of Mrs. Ollie
Knisht and Joseph D. Williams Of
Dayton, Ohio. She. also Is survived
host OF friends. After pm.
wednesday, July 2. friends may call
at the johnson a Jenkins Funeral
Home. 4SO4 Georgia ave. NV. Serv-
ices on Thursday. July 2, At 10
bO7 l. st. ne, the Rev. Arthur
Shingler oficiati1G. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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nIITIER. WILLIAM THOMAS.

ywTsdne:sday. Th: july z. 1893, at Sis
residence, 1924 Cali pl: ne; WI; WI;
father Of William. jr.: George, Roger,
Lawrence, oTegory, Alvin and Wal
ter Butler, devoted brother OF Mrs,
Elizabeth Hall He also leaves 70
mourn his passing two aunts, Mrs.
Brieht Of Somerset. Va, and other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting ct the John 7. Rhines
a Co. Funeral Home, Dol Sd 90.
S.w. Notice OF funeral later.
Evening star., 1958-07-02
FIrzPArRICK. MARY TERESA. O

FITZPATRICK, MARY TERESA. on
TEsssyX, THfsssy, 9lZ is6S WIDOW MARa y
owen Fitzpatrick. Funeral from the
Geier Funeral Home, 1905 l4th st.
NV, on Thursday. July 3, at
am. Requiem mass at Carroll
Manor Chapel at 9:30 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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cRICBLow, REV, CAPT. LUTHER ".

on Sunday, June 20, 1865, at
CAfT 1sfnfsSH E1THER aSspSfAAR p%ARSick cRfcH
Low Of 1455. w St. NV, beloved
husband Of Mrs, Martha Archer
low. and Cyril A. crichlow, brother
Of Martin A. and Allwyn p. Crich-
low, Many other relatives and
friends also survive. After 8 pm.
Wednesday, July 2. friends may
tist Church, 2I07 10th st. NV.
where the remains will lie in state.
Funeral on Thursday, July 3, at
1880 an, from the Metropolitan
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. ARRANGEMENTS by the Frazier
Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island
ave, NV,
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Draths

.RMEL, MARY A. tnse ,Parkerl. on
Monday june 80. 1898, NARY A
ARMsL tnss Parker. h.;es., Of 5yo nich9hl. nich,hl:
late Howard .. Armel mother oi
Parker L. and Paul L. Arn.sL grand
mother of Parker l.. IT,; Franl.
H. Paul L., 81: carole a. and
Evelyn =. Armel and MARY Jane
ss ssnka q cdns alsTss Tansrs sad sne' oms ss Ss
I4th 81. NV. until 1880 am.
DIST. Thursday, July 3: thence y
the Macedonia Cemetery Chapel,
where services will be held at 2
pm. DIST, Interment Macedonia
Cemetery, Va.
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HIGHTMAN. LIE ROY, Suddenly, on
ISssSsS ISssIsS iSy ROY laSsi aSoiHTMAN a siOsy 81
S52i 18th ave, Silver .sprins, Nd.
beloved husband Of Belle Hishtman
and brother Of J., Alfred Hishtman
OF Hyattsville. Nd, and Mrs. Lorna
Kelly Of charouste, France. Serv;
Home, -290l 14th st. NV, on Thurs
day, July 3, At l pm. parking
facilitieSl. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Hill, JOHN THOMAS. on Sunday,
June -, 1888, JOHN THOMAS
HILL Of 1910 & ct, Sc, husband
O Es.elle Kin and father Of Rita.
is survived BY two sisters, two
brothers, other relatives and
July .. friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel. i432
You St NV, where funeral sery-
ices will be held on Thursday July
3. at 10 am Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. ?
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FOSTER, NORMAN DELANO. on
Saturday June 70 at D c, General
TER, OF 1918 Wylie ST. ne, devoted
also survived by two sons. Delano
and Julius Foster; q devoted mother,
Mrs Erma Wilson: father, Emory
Foster; sister. Mrs. Althea Ridley /;
two brothers, James Emory and
Stanley r. Foster; q devoted mother
in-law, Mrs Drusilla Epps: two
devoted friends, Louis johnson and
Tracy Williams; other relatives and
many friends After s pm. Wednes-
the the Robert f q. Mason n' Funeral Sa H Home
$500 Nichols ave. Sc. Funeral
services on Thursday, July B., at ]
pm. at the Campbell A. M z
I'd Sc, the Rev. j. w. Duckette
oficiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. 2
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CkICHLOW, REV. LUTHER W. The
of1cers and members Of the Peoples
Seventh Day Baptist Church are
requested to meet at the said
Al 10 am. I'M for the funeral of % our
beloved pastor, which will be held
from the Metropolitan A. M. Z.
Church at 1880 am.
ELDER J. ARTHUR FREY. b
Acting Pastor.
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HAII.STOCk, WILLIAM Earl. De
parted this life suddenly on Mon.
illness. ii suhh Mr. W william tSIS EAR EARL HAIL. itt
STOCK OF 1889 Columbia I'd. NV.
devoted husband Of Mrs Naomlitha
Hailstock He also Is survived by
two brothers, Samuel and John e.
Hailstock; three sisters, Mrs. Ella
Belle Harris. Mrs. Mamie r, Hun
ter and Mrs Fannie Reed and
host Of other relatives and many
friends. Remains may be viewed on
Friday, July 4, after ? p.ms AZ the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621 Elor-
ida ave, ne, where services will be
held on Saturday, July 3: at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
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WOLFE, AIRMAN @yc HAROLD NJ, Jr.
Suddenly. on Sunday. June 20, 1858,
sndria sfRa ia HARoE6 Ar f5fs RosFE Sesf AisT sT,
beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
N. Wolfe, ST., of 10000 Meredith
ave. Silver Spring, Md, brother Of
Robert " and William N Wolfe,
Miss Barbara Ann Wolfe and Mrs
Woward W Bonifant. Graveside
services on Thursday, July 3, at
10 am, at Arlington National Gene
terry.
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KELLY, CATHERINE PAULY. on
Monday. June 80. 1858, CATHERINE
PAULY KELLY. beloved wife Of the
late John Kelly and mother Of
boro, Md. She also is survived BY
q brother. George Pauly, and four
grandchildren, John Brooke, Anna
Brooke, Katherine Brooke and
Mary Brooke Kelly. Interment st.
Asnss Catholic Cemetery. Albany,
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5H2si 5H2sioSSSSsI SSI ] l''s o,DSSSH$i SSRHaSi
1858. at s pm at Chambers Fu
tional Guard SY'H Of Honor ne " viii cfciste sa
B, c. JOHNSON. kdiutant' 1G1aae. i
PARIS. LOUIS. On Monday. June 30
Church, Va LOUIS PARsis. Axis FOR: for.
merly Of Lawrence, Mass, husband
OF Aurore Paris and father of Mrs
Irene Ley Of Falls Church, Va.
and Mrs: Grace Byers Of Washing
Pearson Funeral Home, Az North
Washington st., Falls Church, Va,
where there will be recitation oi
at 8 pm, for Holy Name Society
Church. Va, on Thursday, July 8
at 10 am. Interment st. James
emetery. In lieu Of flowers, please
make contributions to the church
or charity Of your choice.
PAULs, HARRISON M. on Monday
June 80, 1858, in the District Gen
eral Hospital, HARRISON M. PAULS
Sapd hSof Il Ms Helene R v Peifysd PaSIs nas sn,
Other relatives and friends ais,
| survive. Remains resting with l
2; Murray 4 Son. 1897 10th st
NV Funeral notice later.
PORTER. THOMAS E., sr. On Mon
day, June 80, 1858. THOMAS Z
PORTER Of 1888 Queens Chapel I'd
band Of the late deorsia Eta Porter
Thomas E.. IT,, and Sara !. Porter
brother S0naS Of g. B. G. q Porter Porter, Of n virsini'
EGTfSf ndS port:r ya fRs Fs.nSs sanSls'esi %as es
the Nalley Funeral Home. 320t
ne. Viewing on Wednesday, Jul!
Services tsS@ on Thulsaayp. f aS PM July F?ners g.
II am. Relatives and friends in
tionai Cemetery
PROVINCIAL, HONORE j. on Mon
day, June 80, 1858, at the Wash
ips'On PETE HEHSDifPsRl PRoSsNeE SsRssE H9aosl psSSs
hHiSand sSsr Of & JOSEPH ARns ROLAND III
| brother Of Rene and Arthur Proven
cal and Mrs. Marion, southiere o
Wwoonsocket, \; l. and Mrs. EmeldI
father Of Gary and Joan Pfovencal
| Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home, 4th st, and Mass. ave. ne
until o Am Thursday. July. 3, Re
QUEEN mass viii be offered ct 81
goth st. and Rhode Island ave. ne,
at $3.50 am. lnterment Loudo,
Park Cemetery, Baltimore, Nd. Q
SAGER. ISABELLE d. On Monday
sAGER Of Seneca. Nd. beloved sis.
/ ter OF Mrs. G. H. Myers, Margare
N, Savage, Mrs. D R. Cavender
Minnie, Lorenzo D., jr;, and Georgt
william saser; Friends are inyitet
Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey, Rock,
vile. Nd, where services will b
held on Thursday. July 3. at II
| Am. Interment Darnestovn Pres
| byterian Church Cemetery. .
sCHwEINHAUT, EVELYN 7. sud
SHyHRfYS 7. tscHsHWaEEiI tscHWEEiINHAuT Hat I Of 100 100
,s HsSsSsstss 9; sSts. ove sbns,nbaSs s Ssl0ys Ss
sister Of william Forrest Thompsol
OF Coral Gables, Fla Services .
| the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home
\ 1901 14th st, NV. on THURSDAY
/ July g., at ? pm. (parking taeth
tiesl. Interment Rock Greek Gene
SPENCER. JOSEPHINE c. On Tues
/ SPENCER, formerly Of l409 Della
/ II. Wagner Of 77OS Morningside dI
/ NV. and Mrs. Charles PioEet Q
I Md Mrs Spencer rests at th
/. Warner 3. Pumphrey Funeral Home
i S434 Georgia ave, Silver Sprins
i Nd, where services will be neld Of
i Thursday, July 5, at 3 pm tpark
ins facilities. Interment private.
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