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HorryWorner, Is, Dies;
Sound Films Pioneer

BEVERLY HILLS. Calf.
July rs @.-Harry Warner.
70. q Polish immigrant boy who
became one OF the giants OF
the motion picture industry.
died last night at his home.
Mr.. Warner. who with his
brothers pioneered the use Of
sound In movies and revolu-
tionizied the industry with the
production Of Al Jolson's The
Jazz Singer" In 1927. had been
Ill for several months. Death
was attributed 10 a cerebral oc-
clusion.
Harry stepped down two
years ago after 80 years as
president OF Warner Bros.
studio. but was a member Of
the board at the time Of his
death. His brother. Jack. Is
now president. and another
brother. Albert. is in charge Of
film distribution.
Harry. Jack. Albert. and a
fourth brother. Sam. were the
sons Of a Polish immigrant
family that came to the United
States in 1887. living FIRST In
Baltimore and then in Youngs-
town. Ohio. Sam died in 1927.
Started In Tiny Theater'
They began their stored mo-
ton picture careers in a tiny
theater set UP in a remodeled
store in New Castle. Pa. in
1908. Harry handled the
business. Jack sang songs in the
pit. Albert ran the protector
and Sam sold tickets.
Harry, the oldest, handled the
business all the way through
the brothers steadily expand
ing movie activities, which in
cluded exhibition. distribution.
and. in 1917. production.
II hardly ever saw q movie
made" he said a few years ago.
And in Harry's hands, busi-
ness was good. The brothers
kept control Of their huge stu
do in Burbank within the
family until two years ago
when q financial syndicate
bought in for $40 million, leav-
ing the Warmers in charge Of
production.
In 1880 after the phenomenal
success Of THE Jazz Singer"
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REAL TEARS SHED
AS CROCODILES
ROAM STREETS

SALT LAKE CITY, July
rs R.-Some so croco-
diles, up to a foot or more
in length. have been given
away as prizes at a nearby
amusement park.
Humane society officials
are worried. Three we're
found wandering around
the city streets. They were
turned over to the city zoo.
Human Ofncer Loren
Campion warned: Some of
the crocodiles are pretty
good sized. and could very
well infiict a eoof sized
wound on q small child"
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Mrs. Mary Hornuduy, SO,
Widow of Correspondent

Mrs. Mary Gertrude Horna-
day. widow Of James Parks
Hornaday. correspondent here
for the Indianapolis News for
IS years, died yesterday at the
Washington Sanitarium. She
was SO.
Mrs. Hornaday was a sister
Of the late Raymond Z. Willis,
Indiana Republican Senator
from 1910 to 1916.
A resident Of the District for
81 years. Mrs. Hornaday lived
at 1927 Hemlock street. She
was a native of Waterloo, Ind.
She was q member Of the
Fourth Church Of Christ, Scien-
fist. 3505 Sixteenth street NV,
where she formerly served as
Second Reader. She had at
tended Oberlin College in Ohio
before moving TO the District.
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Mrs. Hornaday leaves four
brothers. Fred and william
Willis Of Indianapolis: Edward
Willis Of Angola. Ind, and
Frank Willis of South Bend.
Ind; a sister. Mrs. Walter
Hoffman Of Lake Worth, Fla:
two sons. James II. Hornaday
Of Swarthmore. Pa. and Fred
E. Hornaday. 350S Runnymede
place NV. and a daughter,
Mary Hornaday. who is a COR
respondent Of the Christian
Science Monitor and former
president Of the Women's Ma
tional Press Club in 1897.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow in the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 290l Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in George Washington
Cemetery.
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Texans Go to Polls
In Primaries Today

DALLAS. July 26 (R.-Tex-
ans ballot today in their big
biennial political showdown
with the issue again liberals
VS.. conservatives.
The Democrats and Repub-
licans vote in primaries and
both parties scheduled sig
nificant night precinct con-
ventions.
Polls opened at 8 am. (EST)
and will close at 8 pm.
No election returns win be
available until balloting ends.
An estimated 100000 will
vote out of a potential Of
2,055, 900 in the States 254
counties.
Democrats will nominate a
Senator, Governor. four United
States Representatives and
hundreds of other State and
local officers.
Republicans will merely be
going through the motions in
their primary. since only one
candidate has announced fol
each Of the scattering Of Offices
they seek-with one major ex-
|ception.
Alger Now Has Seat
This is the House seat from
Dallas, now held by Bruce
Alger, only Republican in
Texas congressional delega-
ton. He is opposed by former
Democrat Grover Cantrell
young Communications Work
ers of America leader. Three
Democrats seek nomination for
that Office.
The liberal-conServative fire
is expected to fame hottest in
precinct conventions. Con.
servatives now control the
party's State Executive Com
mittee. and a combine OF
Liberal labor party loyalists
seek to wrest the leadership
The final decision on control
will come in September It the
Stats convention.
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Dr.. w. Hale Church

WILMINGTON, Del. July 26
CR.-Dr. w. Hale Charch, so,
whose research led to develop
ment Of moisture proof cello
plane and other synthetic
fibers for E. 1. Du Pont de
Nemours, died Friday. DR..
Charch was identified with
early work on orion acrylic
fiber and dacron polyester A.
bers.
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The conservatives generally
are identified with the group
which supported President Eli
senhower in 1852 and 1856
through Democrats-for- Eisen-
hover committees. The Presi-
dent carried Texas both times.
II the liberal-labor-loyalist
group can win in the State
convention, it may have great
bearing on the 1860 presiden-
tial race.
The conservative-liberal is
sue also arose in the Democratic
Senate race. william A. Blak-
ley, wealthy business and oil
man and former interim Sena-
tor, claims the conservative
label. Senator Marlborough has
support from several liberal
groups although his platform
has a middle of the road
favor.
Three Oppose Daniel
Gov. Price Daniel. a con-
sentative, faces three opponents.
two Of them of proven political
power. One opponent is w. Lee
ODaniel. former Governor and
United States Senator, running
on a conservative platform.
State Senator Henry B. Con-
zalez carries a liberal identifl-
cation and is the only person
Of Mexican descent ever to run
for Governor Of Texas. Joe
Irwin, Dallas insurance man,
is running on a cleanup plat
form.
Eighteen Of Texas % House
members face no opposition iZ
the Democratic primary or the
November general election.
Representative Alger faces
Mr.. Cantrell in the G. o. p
primary and the winner vii
face the Democratic nominee.
Representative John Dowd;
and Representative Lindl9
Beckworth face Democratic OPP
ponents. and a Republican Eit
be in the general election In ar
Dowdy's district.
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Admiral H. D. Cooke

Simple graveside funeral
services will be conducted for
Rear Admiral Henry David
Cooke. USN Ret, at IL am.
Monday in Arlington National
Cemetery. He died July 6 in
Roslyn Heights, Long Island.
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Dratha

WRIGHT. MARY F1ANCEs. on Tues
day. July %, 1888, MARY FRANCES
WRIGHT Of 744 Newton pl. NV,
beloved sister of Walter Lancaster.
aunt Of Alphonzo and Raymond
also Is survived BY other relatives
and friends. After IL noon Sunday,
July "a. friends are invited to call
at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, 1882
You st. NV. Mass for the repose
OF her soul will be celebrated on
Monday. July 2s. at . am, at st.
mrnt Arlington National Cemetery.
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Gregory F. Shlopak, a former
Ukranian officer. who fought
against the Communists during
the Russian revolution, died
Thursday in the Washington
Hospital Center after q long
illness. He was So.
During the Czarist regime,
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Copt. james Corey

SAN FRANCISCO, July rs
R.-Capt. James J. Carey, SO,
who was skipper Of a tugboat.
the Goliath. which rammed and
sank a German submarine Of
the Atlantic coast in 1918, died
yesterday.
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Capt. Stephen Rowan

Funeral services for Capt
Stephen Clegg Rowan, USN
Ret, who died July "a in Mar
ion, Pa, will be held at 3 pm,
Monday, in the Fort Meyer
Chapel.
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Anurilinu

coHEN. SIMON. DWELLING services
Iuiy ~, 1858, a. n IN. az Klng
David Memorial Garden Friends
and relatives are invited.
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carA IT Uhanka

cmATLIN. BARNETT. The family Of
the iats nARNErT CHAfLth wishes
70 express ia sincere thanks and
Appreciation 70 our many Kind rela-
uvan. friends. neiahbort. once work
: .era and acquaintancea for their kind
ness and thouahtfulnens during our
THk cHATLfN FAMILY. 27s
mmnnON. MAYNI. me family Of
the late MAYNin HEBRON wiah
y express cur sincere thanks and
ehoWn dprinH her lllneaa and foE
the comfoFtlnE words during her
R..s,.slns. 70 our pete pa,ss,eF pr T.
tlnt Church. oiheert and members
We also wish 70 thank our many
irisnd, o. hsthlshsm nes psn Church a,sssi
cards, solos and the fraternal or.
gsalsationi for work 80 beautifully
bRvoTEp HUSBAND, SAMUEL j.
MNnnON. AND FAMILY. "a
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RoBERTA II. LENrz. W. NJ.
MAY A. WATTS, Secy
CEMETERY LOTS

NATL. MEMORIAL PARK, ARL.--4
sites: cost, $1,000. will sell for $500
or best otier Call JU, 5-4l55.
foRT LINCOLN lots, sites l and 2,
lot 315 block 90, marker privn. LU.
4-92Sl.
FORT LINCOLN-b choice sites, oppos
site Mausoleum, at large discount
IKE. s-S690 ewes.
LOTS. No. lis, Section %, IN Cedar
Hill Cemetery; leaving town: saeri-
nee. OF. 4-S60s.
fORT LINCOLN-I lot OF 4 sites in
s .,.tifn section i,a, priced Tor sIiek
, sfTES. i. . and Z, lot No. SO: Car
den OF Love, Cedar Hill Cemetery
$500 cash: leaving city. 10. 7-s16S.
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nue. NV. Burial will be In
washington Hebrew Cemetery.
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July Y, lg5s, FRANK CRAWFORD,
of 1881 California st. NV, Apt. Z,
devoted friend. Of Estelle Long, He
After ~ noon Sunday, July "a.
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Funeral Chapel 1872 You St.
NV. Funeral services on Monday,
July rs, at l pm, at Asbury Meth
odist Church, 18th and X SITS. NV.
Interment Arlington National Gem
NtRFy %
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CARR, CHARLES MELVIN. on Mon.

day. July n. 1858, at Veterans
s ssESs Cash ssslR' q s Ms9 cs Il.
devoted nephew Of Mrs. Jacob s.
Miller, Mrs. Jennie Bradley of De-
troit, Mich, and Ulysses s. Morris
of Saginaw, Mich. Also surviving
friends. After IL noon Sunday,
friends are invited TO call at the
Mcguire Funeral Home. 1890 9th
ct. NV, where services will be held
on Monday, July IS, at 2 pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. "a
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cam, GRACE P. DIED July rs, 1s5s

at 4 an; former employe Of the
c. a p. Telephone Co.; graduated
from Copiah Lincoln Junior College,
Wesson, Miss. She Is survived by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roseo Cain;
Call Greek. Miss, and Quentin, who
Is stationed in Korea: three sisters,
Mrs. Francis slade Of Haddiesburg.
Miss: Miss Margaret Cain. Mccall
Greek, Miss, and Mrs. Douglas
WEIGH, Beltsville, Nd. Funeral serv-
ices Saturday. July rs, at pm,
from Brookhaven, Miss. 20
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eRUMP. LILA VIRGINIA. on Frlday

july, 70, 1908, at WashinEton Hos
pital Center, ELIZA VIRGINIA
ineton, d. C., sister OF Mrs. Ashby
Reardon. Mrs. Sally Crump Graham,
Q Mrs. Irene Seller and Mr.. John W.
Crump. also survived b. ten nieces
and nephews. Friends may call at
Washington ST., Alexandria, Va. on
sunday. July 81, where services
viii be held on Monday, July rs, at
II an. lnterment will follow In
family burial lot, Bethel Cemetery
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cRENsHAM. ELIZABETH ]. ILoYn

RT4HP IF'd IIoY SHI' c f HssS EII MIs
N. Nelson crsnshSWI' mother Of
Miss Marion L, crenshaw. Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
parking tacilities., Services at the
Church Of the Epiphany, 1917 @
At NV, on Monday, July rs, at
II am. -
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematoriufh
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 ana Mass Ave Nh. Il $4,000
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sTENHARDT, HAIDEE. on Friday

July 20, 1858, HAIDEE STEIN
HARDT. beloved wife of the late
Ralph Steinhardt; mother Of Mrs.
Moritz A. Cohen. sr.: sister of Abe
Cohen, grandmother of Moritz A..
Cohen, jr, and Mrs. Albert Krinsky.
Friends may call at the residence OF
her daughter. 34O9 Broad Branch
ter. NV. Services at the Temple
OF the WASHINGTON Hebrew Con-
grogation. Massachusetts ave. and
Macomb ST. NV, on Monday. July
rs. at pm Interment WASH
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DrathH

AcMEsoN, HAEANoR GOODMAN,
8oop 5esi ~ SchE lseS It We q
the late Edward campion Aeheson.
mother Of Dean Ooodefham Aeheson.
MIRA Gardner Plat and Prof. Ed-
ward Campion Acheson, IT., and sis-
Ter Of Mrs; Charles Beatty o. Tor !,
~ sig grandchildren. Services will
BE- held at ie noon on Monday, July
-, at Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church, Middletown. Conn. ~
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services ~ Chambers
Mills Mary =. W W Chambers Co
Anderson, Ruth Nv. W. Chambers Co
Williams,
Luther ". W, WChambers Ce.
Lyons, Rex y. ". ". Chambers Co
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Draiha

5sH' a sss.:s. l. 4 .R :ssi. 'H ESSs.
u E:sia IS y ES'so = AM n M sIls \:
IMN<A July -. 1898, for The puf-
XAIX pose Of eonductinG Masonic
AVA services for our Departed
" brother AMAZON i. MfLLRR
gYEETEgpsE s y q gl EEEuFI. " ". 4 s.ey.
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SPENCER. ANNIE ELIZABETH. su,

denly, on Friday. July 25, 1855, at
Circle Terrace Hospital, ANNIE
late James Walker Spencer and
mother Of Mrs. Lucille s. Wiley.
Mrs. Delilah s. Darling, Miss Lois
grandmother OF Mrs. Anne McKlveen,
Mrs. Joan Cox. Mrs. Jean Everly,
Mrs. Judith Henderson and Betsy
Lee Spencer Friends may call at
ne Wheatley Funeral Home, sos
services will be held on Monday, July
Is. at 2 pm. Interment Ivy Hill
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JUN a. 1889 LH HEI On Ep MssRfpssa y

q
July %, 1858, HELEN EDWARDS OF
10 b4th ct. Sc, sister Of John l.
Edwards, Also surviving are other
relatives and many friends Notice
so, IIneT Tirs Later uo, Arrangements by
FARMER. ANNA l.. On Friday July e5,
l9os, at Suburban Hospital, ANNA
L 5000 rAEM n,S. o. 1873 !. Jonogil st. nv
mother OF Freneis T. and Herbert
". Farmer. Friends may call at
the 8. II; Hines Co. Funeral Home,
.NOl l4th st. NV. (parkins faeili i.
tieD. Services at 81, Stephens and
18th and Newton SITS NV, on Mon
day, July IS, at 10 am. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. %
FARMER, ANNA L. The oracers and
y members OF Acacia Chap
NJ ter No, IS. order OF the
w Eastern star, are requested
A0A TO assemble at Hines Fu-
V neral Parlor. eaol l4t ih
81 at pm, for the
purpose OF conducting Eastern Star
service for our late Sister Anna l..
Farmer. BY order Of
ROBERTA II. LENTZ, w NJ.
MAY A. WATTS, Secy.
FLoYD. JOSEPHINE. Suddenly. on
Friday, July 70, 1858. at her resi-
Mrs, Fanny May Floyd twin sister
Of Mrs. Catherine GosSett. and
sister Of FarriS r. Floyo Friends
may call At Simmons Brothers Fu-
neral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd
until 1 pm. Sunday, july 81. In.
terment Masonic Cemetery, Bunee-
ton, Mo. -
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SMITH. FRANCES M. On wednesday
July %, 1858, at her residence. 210l
SMITH. aunt OF Col FRANKLIN q
Smith, UsA. Of Fort Hood, Tex;
Rodney d. Smith Of Burlingame
Calf: sister-in-law Of Mrs. Mar.
jorie Fargo Smith Of Redlands
Calf. Services will be held at st
Thomas Episcopal Church, 18th and
Church SITS. NV. on Monday, july
rs at las pm. Interment Airing
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ANnxnsoN. nuTu n OF s4se v ,

~. On july g. 1855. mother mother q
s.Is 4 An ssS owe E.' k SRss
Flster Of oeorge w, Fenton 9. and
Milton q. Rideevay: grandmother
Of Phiilis 4. Anderson, Harry W.
and R.ressrs jean n KieSs Mans Services s1s
18th st. Sc, on Monday, July rs.
q 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
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rs, 1865. at his residence, 800 saith
st. Sc. GEORGE z. SMITH. be-
loved husband of Esther O. Smith.
father OF Jean Libernini, brother
Of Geneva Taylor, Eva Simpkins,
Smitb l,,nersi servirss AZ ~
Simmons Brothers Funeral Home
1861 Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday
July 20, at IL am. Interment
Epiphany Cemetery. ForestYille, Md
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AUTREY, PAULINE. on wsdnssda

July Is, 1855, PAULINE AUBREY
departed this life. She Is survived
By : children, Ruby walker, Clara
oross. Pearl Tate, Hettie Gross.
Tate. virsiniA Taylor, and many
ether relatives and friends. Friends
may call at the W, II. Bacon Fu-
urday, July 26. after 8 pm. where
ssrVies. vii be held sunday July
ders ofnciatinG. Interment Ever
Green, Ala.
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GAIN, BERNARD J. On Friday, July
= rs, 1855, at his residence, 2725 2gth
81. NV. BERNARD J. GAIN, be-
beloved stepfather Of Lewis Carlin
Towers. Friends may call at 0aWler's
Chapel. 1888 Pa. ave. NV. Courtesy
parking opposite). where prayers
viii be said on Sunday. July %, a.
81 Thomas Apostle Catholic Church,
Woodley I'd. and 9th st. NV, on
Monday. July rs, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery. %
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MILES, GEORGE w.: on Wednesday.
July %, 1858. at Veterans Hospital
Perry Point, Md, GEORGE "
MILES, beloved husband of Susie E.
Miles and brother of Mary A. War
rem, Ada F. Harris, Naomi Green
Etheline Jackson. Olivia Miles
ths Rev ,y JSs;sDh A. G,.x STANLEY ,Rsd
Lloyd Miles. Also SurvivinE are
other relatives and many friends.
After pm, Monday, friends are
invited to call at the Mcguire Fu-
neral Home, 1890 9th st, NV.
Funeral on Tuesday, July 20, At
Shiloh Baptist Church, 9th and P
81 n% National nO c9m.te q,e'meh IN
lieu Of flowers, please make contri-
buttons TO the cardio- Vaseulsr Re
search Fund, Howard University
MILLER. AMMoN LEON. 81; ,,0oS on
dsSE N ~. SILVER sE g spr GGl'' Nae
S SsGssd ana Sui fstser 81 Sm nnSSf Leon
III, and Janice r. Miller. Also sur
viving are his mother and father
Mr. and Mrs. Dahlia H. Miller. ST
three sisters Ruth watkins, Eliza
beth Williams and Viola Miller: I'VE
SEothsrs' Dshiia r. ir: JOSEPH s,Gal
Martin Miller: other relatives and
MANY friends, After / pm; Sunday
friends are invited 20 call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890 9th
ST. NV, where services will be held
on Monday, July rs, at 1890 m
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. ~
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day, july 2S' isSs, JAMES K.
STONE. beloved husband Of Frances
Z. Whitmore, Mrs. Dorothy NJ
CLANCY and James W. Stone: brother
OF Henry, william, Joseph and
Charles z stone: he also is survived
by three grandchildren. Services
Home, 2224 Wisconsin ave. NV. on
Monday, July %, at $50 am
Friends and relatives invited. Inter
ment Parklawn Cemetery. ~
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SHORT, WILLIAM n. Members OF
Naval Ordnance Laboratory
Post 261. the American Le-
q - gion, are advised of the
passing Of our late Comrade,
WILLIAM H. SHORT. OF
Waterloo. Nd, on July "a,
8 1858. Legion memorial serv-
ices will be held Sunday at 8 pm. at
Eastons Funeral Home. sos Frederick
road, Gainesville, Md. to pay our last
respects to our departed comrade. Fu-
neral services will be held Monday,
July. 49,. 1858, ct 1870 am. Inter-
LOUIS B. HIGDON, Adit.
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LICHTMAN, GERsON. On Thursday

SPiSs y. il, iSsSSi SERseoNi 1 IIcF4E:
loved father Of Mrs, Hiida L. Bow
dan Dr, Paul A., Jerry, BENJAMIN
Is survived BY seven grandchildren
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky a. Sons Funeral Home,
1901 f.h st. NV, on Sunday. July
"a, at 10 am. Interment Adas
2721 Woodley pl. NV. "a
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LACkM1 iL M IaE G pb US shSIs-
Pa MILTON c. BLACKWELL. be-
loved son Of Mrs. Rebecca Hawkins,
brother Of Miss Lillian Blackwell.
uncle OF oeorsia and Lawrence
5lsskws Il; ,,. alss leaves ;.,. Other he
Blackwell may be viewed At the resi-:
dence Of his mother 112S N. Capitol
st.. after pm. Monday. Funeral
on Tuesday. July 20, at the Stewart
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. %
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RUSSELL, WILLIAM A. suodenly. on
Lhur,dss' w SYEy az lSOs Sus g GGmS b
band Of ida y. russell and father
Of Miss Verona q Russell of the
home address and William A. Rus;
sell. IT,, of springfield, Va, and
Ghn .6 Rgs's ay Of ii. Mount " tb sAi Mst
tingly Funeral Home, Leonardtown,
Nd. where prayers viii be held
Sunday. July %, at pm. Mass
will be said on Monday, July IS.
at 10 am, at Mount Calvary
Church. FOrestville. Nd Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. ~
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July "a. 1858, At Alexandra Hos
pltal. MORRIS JACKSON, husband
OF Anna Jackson Of $500 Moneure
I'd, Baileys Cross Roads, Va; six
children, four grandchildren, two
brothers. four sisters. six nleces. flve
nephews and q host Of other rela-
tivesAand friends also survive. Mr..
Jackson may be seen at chinn Fu-
neral Home after Q pm. July "a.
Funeral services at l pm. at Mount
Olive Baptist Church, 14th and
South Pierce at, Arlington. Va, July
rs, the Rev. Aaron Mackley ofiiciat-
ing. Interment in Odd Fellows Gene
terry. 81
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SUBER. JOHN L. OF 1909 Kaloraml
I'd, NV, JOHN L, sUBER departed
isSs. At Johns Hopkins Hospital
SURVIVORS Bessie Jones Banks Suber
devoted wife; Vincent suber, son
two grandchildren, host Of friend,
be held Saturday. july 60 j pm.
At Marshall Hayes Funeral Home
NJ D Jones, undertaken Of Stone,
Greek. Vs: in charge; The Reyy
iyinE from chicaso, III. to oficiate
He will lie In state after 8 pm
Thursday evening. July "a. for th'
public. 20
TnLMAN, MARY. On Thursday, July
-, 1858. at D. c. General Hospital,
MARY TILLMAN. She is survived by
fiye nieces, -four. nephews. 'one cousin
Monday. July IS, friends may cali
at johnson a. jenkins Funeral Home,
Tuesday. July 90, at am, from
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, e1o
Mes York ave. NV. 1nterment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
WAKEFIELD, KATHERINE M. On Fri.
WAKEFIELD OF 5S16 wieomieo ave
Rockville, Nd, beloved wife Of vii.
liam Z. Warheld. mother Of Mrs
Elsie z. Thompson, Wilson e.
sister Of Mrs. May 4 cornweil
Maude Mccrossin. william. Edwarc
and Zach Harding: also survived
BY seven grandchildren and onl
great-grandchild Friends are in
| yited to cali at the Colonial Funera
Home OF Robert A. Humphrey
/ Rockville, Nd. where services vii
be held Monday, July 2S. at pm
Interment Parklawn Cemetery. q
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Friday. July %, less: At Washins:
HoRNApAY 81 1897 Hemlock ..
NV, wife OF the late James Parks
HornSday Of New York City. james
H. Hornaday OF Swarthmore, Pa.
and Fred 4, Hornaday OF Washing
ton, d. c. Memorial services at the
g. n. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2aOl
ittn s.; NV, On SUNDAY, July ~.
terment will be In George WASH
ington Cemetery. "a