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Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

Bodos de Aeero
QueremoS ser los primeros en-
felicitar cordialmente al senior OS-
car Caiced0 AmadOr y sonora, Ma
ria Rosa CastelIs de CaicedO, MEM
bros estimadoS de nuestra colonia
ecuatoriana residente en- Miami,
quienes celebran en- esta fecha la
grata OCCASION de u Bodas de
Acero, once amos de venturosa
union conyugai.
la BodG de Hoy
Hoy, a las clnco de la tarde, en-
la Iglsia Catolica de Corpus
Christi de esta ciudad, seran solem
nizado ell enlace matrimonial de
la gentil y culta senorita YOlanda
PowelsOn hija del Ing. Paul Powell
son y sonora, Aida Maria de Powell
son, y ell apreciado cabsllero CO.
lombianO senior don Jaime Ayarza,
hijo de la sonora dona Paulina de
AyarZa.
De Voeaeiones
Procedentes de Woodside. New
York Sc encuentran en- Miami dis
frutsndo de una temporada de
va%caciones los apreciados esposos
cubanos senior ElpidiO Cabrera
y sonora. Eugenia de Cabrera,
huespedes del senior Felipe Can.
secO y sonora, Carmen de Canseco.
Nos complace presentarles un
cordial saludo y desear1es una
permanencia muy placentera en-
esta ciudad.
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HORIZONTALES
i-Habilidad artistica
8-Nombre de varon
S-Arboles leguminosos
12-Alabes, Inv.
13-Elogio, Inv.
14-Flor asiatica
15-Disparo
16-Tejidos con orc o plata
18-Planta medicinal A
20-Planta hortense "
31-Flor, Inv.
A-Extremidades de las ayes
33-Conjunto de sonidos articula
dos.
26-Permanecer
S0-Metal p%recioso
31-Partes de los arboles
33-Denota algeria
34-Operacion aritmetica
36-Deseos de conner
decomposition poetica
A-Antigua Persia
<1-Vehiculos de carga
A-Pretexto
N-Domesticado
te-De Virgilio, por ejemplo
B0-Cuadrupedo
B1-Tratamiento espahol
S2-Reside
S3-Medida antigua, Pl.
M-Agarradera
B-Cocinar en- seco
vERTICALES
d-Cuerno
2-Expresar algeria
3-Vuelvelos
4-Nombre de mujer
1-Embarcaci6n para transporte
6-Del verbo roer, Inv.
T-Derrama lagrimas
IElogias
Diario las Américas., 1958-08-02

| s-Repeticion musical
10-Nombre de varios emperado-
res alemanes
11-Desabrido
17-Conducto de calesas
19-Recuperados
23-Preposicion
24-Remueva la TERRA con ell ara.
do
25-Duena
27-Gorjeos
28-Parienta, Inv.
29-Procesado
32-Aplasta la tierrf con un pis6n
35-Armario giratorio, Pl.
37-Ciudad de los Estadps Uni
dos
39-Carne, por ejemplo
41-Lecho
42-Dios egipcio
43-Batracio
45-Preposicion
46-Agarraderas
48-Una pareja.
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DunuN. Beers, 80, Merchant;
In Business Here Half Century

Dana Nelson Beers, 80, a fruit
produce merchant here for half
a century, died yesterday at the
Kalorarna Conyalescent Home,
2001 Kalorama road NV.
He had been i'll since a Sec
ond stroke a month ago.
A native Of Michigan. Mr..
Beers was In the fruit business
in Chicago and Louisiana before
coming TO Washington around
1910.
In 1921. he and the late
George Edgerton formed their
own fruit brokerage business,
Edgerton & Beers, Inc, with
Offices in The Star Building.
They later moved to 418 Florida
avenue NE.
Survivors include four sons,
Nelson d. Of 704 Buckingham
drive. Silver Spring; Willard
E. of 6l2 Woodside parkway,
Silver Spring; Richard w. Of
8008 Old Georgetown road,
Bethesda, and John H. Of 6is
Woodside parkway, Silver
Spring, and a daughter, Mrs.
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Leonard S. Tyson.
Stute Assistant

Leonard Sherman Tyson, 81,
special assistant to the Assist
ant Secretary of State for Far
Eastern Affairs, died yesterday
in Arlington Hospital after q
long illness.
Born in Buffalo, N. Y, Mr..
Tyson was a graduate of the
University Of Buffalo. and q
member Of Phi Beta Kappa.
He was a business economist
with the Office of Price Ad-
ministration from 194l to
1913. From 1943 to 1916 he
served in the Navy as q leu
tenant. He joined the State
Department in 1916.
He Is survived by his widow,
Deborah, and two sons, George
and Alan, all of the home ad-
dress. 1884 North Harrison
street, Arlington.
Also surviving are his father,
Elias G. Tyson, and a sister.
Mrs. Marvin Amdur, both Of
Buffalo.
Burial was to be in Buffalo
this afternoon,
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widely praised. He returned to
the United States in 1854 and
had served with USIA in
Washington since then.
Mr.. Gercke was a member
Of the Society of Motion Pic
ture and Television Engin-
neers and of the National Ed
ucation Association. He was
active in the alumni affairs of
Dartmouth College, which he
attended.
He is survived by his widow,
Sarah Givens Gercke, and
three sons, George j., IT,; James
w. and Carl c., all Of the home
address. GIT Poplar drive, Falls
Church. His daughter, Char
lotte. of Hollywood and New
York, is a movie and television
actress whose professional
name is Susan Oliver. He also
is survived by a brother Carl of
New York.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow at Gawler's chapel,
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
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Sidney Neale Bailey, ST.,
descendant of the family for
which Baileys Crossroads. Va,
was named. died Saturday at
his home, 612 Bashford lane,
Alexandria. He was rs.
In ante-hellum days, Mr.
Bailey's grandparents operated
a 100-roorn summer tourist ho-
tel, Marley Farm, at the Cross
roads. Later, according to fam
lily tradition. Abraham Lincoln
visited the inn, from which he
reviewed Union troops on
parade. It is said that Julia
Ward Howe was inspired to
write "The Battle Hymn of the
Republic" while visiting a Union
encampment at the Crossroads.
Born at Bailey's Crossroads,
Mr.. Bailey was q tile setter
and construction worker. He
retired in 1854. He worked for
the American Mosaic Co. Of
Washington for 90 years before
becoming a civilian employe of
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Mark F. Massey,
Retired Engineer

Mark F. Massey, q retired
Government engineer, died Of
q heart attack Saturday at
Washington Sanitarium. He
was SO.
Mr.. Massey was with the Re-
search and Development Di-
vision of the Army Department
when he retired last June after
% years Government service.
Born in Conway Springs.
Kans.. he was q graduate Of the
University Of Kansas.
A clock collector for many
years. he was q charter menu
Der and past secretary Of the
National Association Of Watch
and Clock Collectors, and was
corresponding secretary Of the
Greater Washington Watch
makers Guild. He also belonged
to the Theological Institute Of
America.
Mr.. Massey is survived by his
widow Dorothy of the home adj
dress. 752 Silver Spring avenue,
Silver Spring; q stepson. M. ".
White, 5000 Fifty-fourth ave-
nue.. Rogers Heights. Nd, and
three step-grandc children.
Services will be held at IL
am. tomorrow at the Warner
E. Humphrey funeral home.
84S4 Georgia avenue, Silver
Spring. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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In Mrnturtant

OWENS. AMELIA 0RME. In loving
memory Of nv dear mother, AMELIA
ORME OWENS. who passed away
three Years ago today. February 10,
HER LOVING DAUGHTER, IDA,
r H.nSly Of Y4 oSf i,h. p YEhcf SyIP 3
PETERS. who passed into eternal rest
1919. and left to us q heritage Of
ncsst5E AA spd R DyEPpie
QUEEN. CLARENCE w. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband. CLARENCE
W QUEEN. who passed away. i've
years ago today. February 10, 1853
As Ions as life and memory last.
J will ALWAYS think Of you.
Loved in life, remembered In death
DEVOTED WIFE, LOUISE H QUEEN.
ROTH. MAGGIE HUBNER, In sad but
mother, MAGGIE HUBNER ROTH,
who entered into eternal rest ~
years ago today. February 10, 1924.
Loving memories never die.
As years roll on and days go BY:
Deep IN my heart your memory Is
have always loved you, dear
pEvoT psfsI bA a3d frs ANN HESIE E0r's'
ROY, REV. KATO w. Sacred TO- the
memory Of our beloved pastor, REV.
KATO W ROY. who suddenly passed
AVA, nine years ago To-Day February
FORGET you. no, we never will:
We loved you then, we love you still.
Your memory Is as sweet today.
As II was the hour you passed away.
MOUNT BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH,
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Sidney NeoIe Boiley, ST., 76,
OF Old Crossroads Family

the Post Engineer Organize.
ton. Army Corps of Engineers
at Fort Belvoir. Va, in l943
He worked there until. his re.
tirement.
He was a member Of King
David Masonic Lodge No. 20
to which he had belonged fol
81 years.
He is survived by his widow
Lucretia Viola, of the home ad.
dress; a sister, Mrs. Dora A
Terrett. of Washington; q
brother. French Bailey. Of
Dorchester. Mass, and three
grandsons, Sidney. Gerald and
Glenn Bailey, of Colesville
Md. His son, Sidney Neale
Bailey. jr., died last July.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
Wednesday at the Deal funeral
home, 48l2 Georgia avenue
NV Burial will be in Glen
wood Cemetery.
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Robert Walker, AZ.
District Native

Robert H. Walker, 4e. a ma
tive of Washington, died yester-
day at Washington Sanitarium.
A veteran of World War II,
Mr.. Walker was employed by
G. M. Lipp & Sons, plumbers.
His home was at 1927 Bluhill
road, Silver Spring.
Mr.. Walker was q member of
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
Silver Spring Post. He was an
usher in the MILAN Methodist
Church, and an executive mem
Der of its Methodist Mems
Group.
Mr.. Walker is survived by his
widow. Kathleen Belt Walker,
and a son James M. Of the
home ADDRESS.
Services will be held at 1
pm, Wednesday at the s. H.
Hines funeral home. 1901 Four
tenth street NV. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Col. Heber H. Rice Dies,
of Federal Bar

Col Heber Holbrook Rice, rs,
former president Of the Federal
Bar Association. died Saturday
IN George Washington Hospital
Of O coronary thrombosis.
Col. Rice, Of 1907 Taylor street
Chevy Chase, Md, served as
Federal Bar president in 1910
ad 1871, and was its executive
director in 1852.
The winner Of a meriterious
service award from the Federal
Bar Association In 1852, he was
the first secretary-general to
the United Nations League Of
Lawyers. and had been its
honorary president.
A soldier as well as q lawyer,
he served as battalion COM
mandkr. End West Virginia
Infantry, in the Mexican Border
service in 1916 and 1917.
Commanded Infantry
In World War I, he was in
command Of the 3rd Battalion,
150th Infantry. During World
War II he serve don the legal
staff Of the Under Secretary Of
War and was staff Judge adj
vocate to the commanding gem
eral Of Huntsville Arsenal, Ala.
Col. Rice's legal career here
goes back to 1921.
He was born in Paintsville,
KY, and earned his bachelor Of
science degree. cum laude. from
the University of Kentucky in
1904. He got his bachelor Of
law degree in 1907 from Har-
ward Law School. and held two
honorary doctorates in law, one
from Athens College and the
other from his alma mater, the
University Of Kentucky.
He practiced law in West Vir-
ginia before coming here. He
was president of the West Vir-
ginia Society of the District Of
Columbia from 1888 to 1910.
and was elected president Of the
Conference of State SOCIETIES in
1858.
Hole Supervisor
He was a member of the bar
in three States and the District,
and was admitted to practice
before the Supreme Court in
1928.
He supervised 10000 land
law suits and procedures for the
Home Owners Loan Corp. and
for more than 10 years was
special assistant to the Attorney
General. handling cases in the
Court Of Claims. District and
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Willard Ovens,
Resident 70 Years

Willard E. Owens, 70, q ma
tive and lifelong resident Of
Washington. died Saturday at
his home, 4313 Twelfth street
NE.
An employee of thea American
Ice Co. for 40 years, Mr.. Owens
retired in 1897.
He is survived by his widow,
Annie B. Owens; a daughter,
Mrs. Viola o. Doolittle, and q
grandson. Raymond, all of the
home address; and two broth
ers, Harry C. Owens of Alex
andria. and Raymond o. Of
'Spaulding Heights, Md.
Services will be held at / pm.
tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home. Fourth and Massachu.
sets avenue NE. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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! Appeals Courts and Supreme
Court. He served under 1--WE
Attorneys General.
From 1943 to 1852 he was or
the stan Of the general counsel
Of the General Accounting Of
fice. and was Endorsed in 1916
for one Of the three Municipal
Court judgeships by IL past ma
tional presidents Of the Federal
Bar Association.
Book Published
Col. Rice was the author OF
the book, Collected Speeches. =
composed Of his speeches. pri-
marily on legal and military
affairs.
He was a member Of the
Sertoma Club and a past COM
mander Of the Chevy Chase
post Of the American Legion
He belonged TO sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
He is survived by his wife,
Ruth, Of the home address; two
sons, Heber, jr., of ASH Sanga.
more road. Sumner Highlands
Nd, and Craig, of 1910 Dresden
street, Kensington. Nd; a sister
Lucille, of Paintsville: three
brothers, Garland H., of Paints
vile: Francis L.. of Pikesville
KY, and Martin R., of Birming-
ham. Ala, and three grand.
children. ts
Services will be held at $3.50
am, Wednesday at the Robert
A. Humphrey funeral home
1857 Wisconsin avenue. Be-
thesda. with burial in Arlington
! Cemetery,
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George J. Gercke, So, USIA
Film Director and Producer

George j. Gercke. motion
picture producer and director
for the United States Informa-
ton Agency. died of cancer
Saturday at the Naval Medical
Center. He was SO.
Born in Staten Island, N. Y,
Mr.. Gercke was a former news
paperman whose career dated
back to the old New York
World. for which he covered
the Statehouse in Albany when
Franklin D. Roosevelt was Gov
ernor. He also worked on the
Paris edition Of the New York
Herald Tribune.
He came to Washington in
1885 as regional information
director for the Farm Security
Administration. He was a staff
member of the United States
Film Service and also produced
films for the Maritime Commits
sion. He was a producer-direc-
tor for the March of Time"
just before World War II. Dur
ing the war he served oversees
with the ONCE of Strategic
Services as a motion picture
expert.
In 1916 Mr.. Gercke went to
Japan as motion picture chief
Of the Civil Information and
Education Branch, Supreme
Commander Allied Powers. He
served in that post until the
end Of the occupation in 1852
when he transferred to the
United States Information
Agency. Among the films made
under his supervision was
ARTS Of Japan" which was
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Karl Schlotterbeck Of 510S Bal
timore avenue, Westgate, Nd,
and 10 grandchildren.
Mr.. Beers also leaves two
sisters, DR.. May B. Lindenfeld
and Miss Catherine Beers, and
a brother, Roscoe, all Of st.
Joseph. Mich. az
Services will be at 1890 am.
Wednesday at the Warner z.
Humphrey funeral home, s434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring.
with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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Horace N, Wise, II,
Retired RuiIroud Man

CLIFTON FORGE. Feb. 10
up. - Funeral services we're
held here today for a man who
once opposed Senator Byrd,
Democrat Of Virginia, in the
Democratic primary
Horace N. Wise, ~. retired
Chesapeake a. Ohio Railway
car foreman, died Saturday in
the railroad hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-10
Col. KIeitz

Funeral services for Col. An
thony F. Kleitz, who was killed
in a helicopter accident Janu-
airy 81 at Beimerstettin. Ger
many, have been changed to
3 pm. Wednesday in Arling-
ton Cemetery Chapel. Burial
will follow in the cemetery.
Col. Kleitz was chief Of staff
Of the 4th Armored Division at
the time of his death.
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DOUGLAS. MARY r. In memory Of m,
dear wife, MARY r. DOUGLAS. VIII
February 10. 1854.
The face that is ever near me
Ana the voice that will neve
A smile that will last forever,
In memory Will see you vet.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proveds
How much miss you vet.
think Of YOU in silence,
No one can see me weep,
But many silent tears shed
While others are asleep.
I DO not need this special day
The DAYS ! DO sOu not 81 pray s fo ro; you
are Vs JAMES afFS j. j. bheoSuoLAs.
DuRITY. JAMES. In loving memoir:
Of our dear. son and brother. JAMES
DURITY. who passed away four year
$50 '01MS oiTH HSIsu AND SISTERS SISTERS
heath, ALERT g. a tribute Of low
band. ALBERT q. HEATH, WHIT
passed away suddenly one year aRC
tcdav. February 10, 1857.
Always so good and kind.
THINKING OF others and trying Il
E2SS deed n 70 DO &C., some praise e s.;
And missed more each day;
HOPKINS, MARTHA MAT BUTLER. II
loving memory Of our dear Grand.
mother; MARTHA MAT BUTTER
T E9bFKlNs' yn9 1s qlsd three ago today
II all the world was mine to give
would Give It. yes. and more.
To see the face Of my grandmother
Come srnilins through the door
To those who have their grandmother
Tend her with loving care,
Because you viii never know voui
Hi y2SS If b. y viiaRs shs
cHxRLEs CLARKE, ss, ""''0N
JnHANNEssEN. HAZEL VI. (BURKEl
n loving memory OF HAZEL N
JOHANNFSSEN iBURKE). who passec
fSSayi aS 70 years aso today February
Her RE IS a beautiful memory.
Her absence our silent grief:
She is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine Of periee, peace
THE FAMILY.
L.lNEg IHOmAS In memory Ol
four, years ago today, February 10
AlthOygh our paths lie far apart.
You live forever IN our hearts
WIFE. HELEN RUTH LOWE. ANr
SISTER. HELM LONG
MsRKs, CAPT. SIDNEY JOHNSTON
= eirthdsv remembrance 70 ouI
JeoSHNsTroN Mh1PREKnSc capt SIDNEY
ThOs: :, yog loved and left look on yOui
And the truth is with us now thai
was with YOU
How life Is sweet. even its very pain
The years how ieetine and the day
BERTHA r. Marks. CHARLOTTE NJ
WEIR. DOROTHY NJ coNTE.
MONTGOMERY. DAISY. In iovins
memory OF DAISY MONTGOMERY
who departed this life two years ACC
today, February 10. 1855.
We miss you. oh. how We miss you.
HUSBAND AND NIECE.
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CEMETERY LOTS

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-3
very desirable sites Call EN- 1919.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
price "a. 5000.
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AnnouneementB Of

ADDAoONp CnAhLES EDWAE. Al
e szHEs Rsm HDw Il % HDD $50 fa'R Rh
died two years ago today, Februar,
Time takes away the edge of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
DAUGHTER MARGUERITE a.
AUSTIN, LULA B. Sacred to tn!
B 3 AUSTIN II my ana TsiU aunt HATTIE q
WRIGHT. who passed away thret
years ago, February 10 and January
Days Of sadness still come over me
Hidden tears so often flow:
Memories keep YOU always near me
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND NIECE
EDNA N. BOWLES.
CARROLL, EVA NJ. In loving memory
Of q dear wife and mother, EVA M
CARROLL, who passed away four years
ago today, February 10. 1854.
Her smile has gone forever,
Her face. we cannot touch,
But we shall never lose sweet memo
DAD AND CHILDREN.
CUNNINGHAM. MARY. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother and grand
mother, MARY CUNNINGHAM, who
passed away three ,n years ago today
She lives among the many hearts
OF those who loved her so:
Whose lives she brightened many days
More than she could ever know.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps US to forget,
But time SC. far has only proved
How much we miss her yet.
S0N.IN-f.Sw ATTPEn AMI Ella
WILSON: GRANDSON, JAMES
HAMILTON.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorillr

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth st and Mass Ave NE IL $4,000
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w. .OuCcIN ana menu
eNEM,s pers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
lEEs%N 70 Prince GEORGES County
kSE' Firemen's Association are
W1R5 Notified OF the death OF
KEcN MRS, LILLE M. PATE. q
Nc.NS member Of the Ladies' Aux
Hilary TO Oxon Hill Volun-
teer Fire Department, Services at
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. 1891
Good Hope I'd. Sc, on Monday, Feb
,ruary ~. az s pm,
MAGDALENE SCHMIDT, Chaplain.
PENDLETON, SARAH MINOR. on
MINOR PfESNs prEroN ~ og's sss sf y u
ne. She 8 survived By host Of
many friends. After $3.50 pm. Nom
day, friends may call At the Crouch
services viii be held at pm Tues
lay. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery
PHILIPPY, GUsTAvE J. on Saturday,
Eebruasy. 3. 1858. quSTAVE J,
sophie II, Philippy; father Of frma
r. Haas, Evelyn j. Diamond Of Tetef.
boro. y, H. Irene p. Eckhofi OF
Walter T. Philippy Of Manchester,
y H VI S5s:Ssr # 4 ana iSm sh MIIsy
Of C1echoslovakia Funeral services
at the simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1851 Good Hope I'd, Sc, on Tuesday,
February, II, q 2 pm. fnterment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Brafha

ABNER. RUTHE ALICE, On SATURDAY
ABKER. the beloved wife Of Edward
A Abner: mother Of MAI kdyRrt
l.. Abnel, usMcE. Aialsah. ia
RfentsVille, Va; Mrs, r. Earl Ellicoti
81 cloverlea. nd Robert Il. rottel
Mount Rainier. Nd, and Fred > Pot;
ter o. Gallon. Ohio: grandmother Of
eandre. Ronald and Edward Let
Abner II. Friends may call ct the LEI
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Massachu.
sets ave. me-, where services viii 3,
held on Wednesday. February IL, 81
Ppm. Interment National Memoria
Park, Falls Church. Va. IL
ABNER RUTHE. The officers and mem.
bers Of Ruth Chapter No: !
MI O.E.S are hereby notified
XSW Of the death OF our sister
3NN RUTHB ABNER. Funeral
49, from Lee Funeral Home,
W 4ths and Mass, ave. ne.
Wednesday, February II
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I GS.P s.;S'fEsS5g isSS ksSS 6;
Of 1929. 10th st. me-, wash, b. c.:
beloved husband Of Jane Z, Krug. and
father Of Paul T. Krug, jf, He also
i. Krus, three brot HS ana th ,pe
sisters. Relatives and friends may
noon tuesday until 0:S0 am. Thurs
day, February ID, thence to st.
Anthony's Catholic Church, 18th and
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
will be offered for the repose Of his
soul et 10 am. Intefment Fort Lin
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day: FEBRUARY 8. 1858. THOMAS 4
NV. beloved husband Of Dorothy I
Howard and son Of Bertha Z How
Mesdames Catherine walker. Aiic
BLewington. Bernice Brown and Mar,
White; one brother, Jackson How
crd; ana ether relatives and man
i SsGsr. r. Fan! inSi'f HON:
win be- held on wsdnesdsys. srY FeS
I2I TinSr.o H. N..ionSS cen csm... I9t'rrrf
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BELOVED husband Of Emily uSSR Sis
snd father q Mrs. Iva NJ, Williams
ana grandfather Of William w, viii
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r l Funeral from the w. w. pea
Funeral Home. dSi2 deorxia ave
NV, on Wednesday, February 10, a
2 80 pm. Interment Rock crsel
JACKSON. MILDRED. suddenly. o,
residence. 344 N pl. s.w, private III
neral services Tuesday, FEBRUARY III
a., csmobeli's Funeral Home, Al
I JgMEcs EhNEST. on Saturday, Feb
ruary 8. 1858, ERNEST JAMES 0
l4ol Swami 81. NV. devoted brothe
OF Fred p. James. Also surviviris ar
other rHlatives and many friends
From to 1890 pm. Tuesday
friends are invited TO call at IN
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1890 9th 81
NV. Interment private. II
H0uNSON, SARAH. on Friday. Febru
airy :, 1858. SARAH JOHNSON Q
1913 Marion st. NV. at Gecr xvi
Hospital. wife OF Delmar .'~''~-on
She also Is survived by three r. zen
Catherine johnson, Delmar .T1i,HSan
DouglasS Johnson; seven grandchii
dren: three sisters. Mamie Smith, fdi
Thomas. Maxine Holmes. and a de-
voted cousin, Helen Felton,; fou
brothers., William Humes, Bishol
Samuel Humes, DOUGLASS Humes AMI
Russell Humes. Also survived BY
host OF nieces and nephews, Friend
may call at 1918 Marion st. NV
pm. Remains will lie In state Tues
1850 pm, at Holy Trinity Church
1918 18th st. NV, Services will b
held at I p. m. At Mount Zion Pene
sostal Church. 18th and N SIS, NV.
1nterment Lincoln Cemetery. AT
neral Home. i792 7th Ct. NV.