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LUCAS. ALICE NJ. Sacred 10 the
memory OF our dear mother, ALICE
NJ LUCAS. who passed TO the Great
Beyond thirty-one years ago today,
April 20. 1927.
Mother, dear. no one knows how
much We miss you,
For until memory fades and life de-
You viii live forever in our hearts.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN, EVA,
GEORGIA EDNA AND EMMA
MOUZON, SARAH B. In loving mem
ory Of nv dear mother. SARAH B
MouzoN, who, passed away hve
Five years now SINCE you left us,
We know God called you home;
Yon lived so well among us,
We cherish your memories we've
RALPH. oDELE. JAN AND MILL
CENT MOUZON.
RUBEL, LEONARD. In loving memory
OF our father and grandfather,
Sthnirty;,dtisyA years ago TODAY April
DAugHTER, EuNlcE, AND FAM
SHERIFF. HENRY WESLEY. yE. In
memory OF our dear son, HENRY
WESLEY SHERIFF, Jr. who de-
parted this life one year ago today,
April 20. 1887
Your memories are treasures no can
steal,
Parting leaves heartaches no one
can heal:
Till memories fade and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
God gave us strength to bear II
And courage to meet the blow.
But what II meant to lose you,
The world will never know
MOTHER AND DAD
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CurI S. Whetzel,
ICAOfficiul

Carl S. Whetzel, 40, an off,
cial with the procurement
branch Of the international
Cooperation Administration
died Monday in Karachi, Paki-
stan. where he was stationed.
Mr.. Whetzel had spent a
number Of years in the Dis
trict between 1885 and 1857
working for various govern
mental and military organiza-
tons. Since 1916 he had spent
most of his time abroad with
the rehabilitation program OF
ICA.
He was born in Dobbin.
w. Va. He received commen-
dation from the Engineer
Corps for his work in Japan
before joining ICA.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Arvilla Whetzel; his
mother. Mrs. Lulu Whetzel, and
a brother and sister. John and
Nellie Whetzel, all OF Cumber-
land. Md.
Funeral services will be at
/ pm. tomorrow in Cumber-
land. Burial will be in Matthias.
w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20
Ernest CuIIomon
Pructiced Law
In z Countries

Ernest M. Callomon. 81, Ger
man-born attorney who began
a second LAD career in this
country at the age Of AZ, died
Friday.
He lived at 2SOO Quebec street
NV.
He was graduated from the
University OF Breslau in 1920
with a doctor Of laws degree
He was a tax attorney until
moving to the United States
in 1888. when he settled in
Washington.
Mr.. Callomon was graduated
with honors from George WASH
ington University Law School
in 1874. and Joined the law firm
OF Roberts a. McInnis.
He was a member Of the
American and District Bar As
SociationS and the Order of
the Golf. He had been engaged
for many years in a private
study of history, literature, fine
arts and music.
Mr.. Callomon is survived by
his widow. Mrs. Irma G. Gallo
mon, of the home address; two
daughters, Mrs. Susan c.
Lamensdorf. of 5l23 Linnean
avenue NV, and Mrs. Ruth
c. Ireland. Of Riverside, Calf,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be pri-
waite,
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Nathan Morgan Dies;
Federal Bank Official

and State Building and Loan
Association, both OF Houston.
Mr., Morgan was an active
member OF the Calvary Baptist
Church. For many years he had
served as a deacon and trustee
Al the time OF his death he was
chairman OF the church's Ken
dali Mission Fund.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs, Celeste +. Morgan, OF the
home address. 1857 Nebraska
avenue NV; his stepmother,
Mrs. Ora Belle Morgan, OF
Houston. and a cousin. Mrs.
W. p. Clement, OF Lubbock,
Texas.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow at the
Calvary Baptist Church. Eighth
and II streets NV. Burial will
be In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
The family has requested that
instead OF flowers donations be
made TO- the Calvary Baptist
Church Chapel Fund.
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A. N. Uppermun,
Phone installer

Arthur NJ. Upperman, 81, a
Chesapeake g. Potomac Tele-
phone Co. employe for 81 years,
died yesterday morning of a
heart attack at his home, 5402
Kansas avenue NV.
Mr.. Upperman was a native
Of the District. He attended
local schools. At the time of his
death, he was an installer Of
phones in Government Offices.
Survivors include his wife.
Mrs. Veronica Upperman, and
his mother. Mrs. Florence Up
permsn, both of the home adj
dress.
Funeral services will be held
at / pm. Tuesday at the Tim
othy Hanlon funeral home,
1881 Georgia avenue NV. Bur-
ial will be in Prospect Hill
Cemetery.
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Nathan v. Morgan, 90, a
Federal Home Loan Bank
ofiicial, died Friday OF a heart
attack at his ONCE.
Mr.. Morgan had been ASSOC
ciated with the board since
1888. Until i94i he was a field
representative In Indianapolis,
Ind. He came 10 Washington
as assistant 10 the general
manager Of the Federal Saw
ings and Loan Insurance Corp,
The following year he became
assistant general manager, the
post he held at the time OF his
death.
He was a native OF Fall
Branch. Tenn. He attended
Baylor University. Houston Law
School. and the Houston chap
ter OF the American Savings
and Loan Institute.
From 1911 10 1888 he worked
for the American National In
surance Co., OF Galveston.
Texas, AID. Foreman and Co,
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Robert R. Kern 80, Author,
Professor Emeritus at GNU

drudgery for wives. He advo-
Gated that kitchens be taken
out OF the home. Large. GEN.
tralized units would replace
them.
Since his retirement Mr.,
Kern had been preparing a
book on the human sense pro-
cesSes.
He was born in Kansas City,
Mo. and attended the Uni
versity OF Missouri where he
was elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
He did graduate work at Cor
nell. Columbia. and Chicago
universities.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs Jeanette @. Kern. and a
daughter. Miss Jean Russ Kern.
both Of the home address. 1920
Fuller street NV.
Private funeral services and
burial will be 3 pm. Tuesday at
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Mrs. {. J. HoIwuy
Dead in Africa;
Visiting Her Son

Mrs, Edward J. Holway, Sc, a
District resident since 1850.
died yesterday OF a heart at
tack while visiting her son at
the American Embassy In Pre-
toria, Union OF South Africa.
Mrs. Holway. the former
Mary Clary. was born In
Sharon, Pa. Her husband. who
died four years ago. ran a
building supply business in
Youngstown. Ohio. until his re-
tirement in 1850. He also had
been president OF the National
Builders Supply Association.
Mrs. Holway's son. Edward
]. Holway, jr.. is vice CONSUL
OF the American Embassy In
Pretoria.
other survivors include a
daughter, Miss Mary Holway.
Of $500 Massachusetts avenue
NV; two sisters. Mrs. Nell
STAIRS also Of the .Massachu-
sets avenue address and Mrs.
Laura Broderick Of Washing
ton, and three brothers.
Thomas William and John
Clary. all Of Youngstown.
A mass will be offered Tues
day morning in Pretoria. Burial
will be at a later date in the
United States.
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Anurilinp

FINKELsTEIN. ABRAHAM 7. There
viii De an unveilins OF q monpm ni
20 the memory the late ABRAhAMi
Of Tauba Finkelstein and beloved
N asnsI o. ana Da Ls Ssrs; Einissisia,
on sunday, April 20, 1898, ~
nm al the AdAs israel Hebrew
CONGREGATION, 1900 Alaeama ave as
JAFFE. MRS. BESSIE. Thsrs viii be
an unyeiline OF a monumsnt , to tns
Ss sImSfy Mother 81 ss ~ 'I M sS Celia Gems:
hers. leo n jane. Mrs Rose LSs'
samuel 1 Jane and BENJAMIN y
jane, on sunday, April 81. pos.
a,.ui.,,.,ss maga,s' snss 81 Sh~ s RsIsn
ives and friends invited
3AFTE, SIDNEY s. There VIII be an
S memory Of = the late DR. sipNEY
JAFFE, beloved husband OF Bella
and Or Victor N Jane, on SUNDAY.
APssib "a i0S AeS r. Cons 0nares., ion
Cemetery, 1850 Alabama ave, sc.
Relatives and friends invited
RosENDoRF, JENNIE q. There vill
be an unveiline Of = monument 70
JENNIE r ROSENDORF a. the
WASHINGTON Hebrew Cemetery. 1851
Alabama ave Sc. on sunday, AprlI
20, 1888. at 3 pm. Relatives and
friends are cordially invited 70 at
tend and return to 32lo Military
I'd NV.
8HULMAN, JULIA A. There. viii BE-
an unwilling Of . memorial @ the
memory OF the late JULIA A. SHUL-
MAN, beloved wife Of Emanuel "
Shulman and mother OF Franklin
and Ina Dale. on Sunday, April "a,
1858, at D m, at King David Ne
mortal Garden, l mile vest Of Falls
Church, Va, on Lee hwy, Route
2o-211.
TALON. ABRAHAM. There will BE-
an unwilling OF q monument 70 the
YAIoM. beloved husband q Minnie
Yalom and brother Of BENJAMIN
Yalom and Anna Robbins. on sun
day, April "a. 1855, at pm,
81 the Southeast Hebrew congrega.
ton. D. c. Lodge Cemetery, 3.3]
18th pl Sc % blks. OF Alaoama
ave and 18th pl. SeJ. Relatives
and friends invited.
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Garh uf Chunks

BURRELL. ROBERT RICHARD DICK.
We wish to thank the pastor, ofneerS,
auxiliarieS and members OF the Lib
erty Baptist Church and the many
friends for their kind expressions
Of sympathy and Moral tributes dur
ing the illness and death OF our
brother THE FAMILY.
eRAYSON, MRS. JAMIE. The family
of the late MRS. JAMIE GRAYSON
OF Baltimore, Nd. wishes TO express
its heartfelt thanks to our many
friends for their many horal con-
tributions, cards, telegrams and
other expressions Of sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement
THE BANNISTER oRANDCHlL-
DREN
HARRIS. JOHN VI. The family OF the
late JOHN NJ HARRIS wishes to
express their appreciation for sery-
ices and kindnesses performed by
friends during the period Of their
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS, ADA Z. We wish to ex-
press our great appreciation to all
friends and neighbors for their
many acts Of kindness, expressions
OF sympathy. cards Of coincidence.
telegrams. horal tributes and to
those who loaned their cars during
our recent bereavement.
SISTERS. VIRGINIA L. WILLIAMS,
MIRIAM W. LEE.
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Lionel Charlton

LONDON. April 10 tP.-Com-
modore Lionel Charlton. rs, Air
Attache at the British Embassy
in Washington from 1919 to
1922, died in Northumberland
hospital today. After his re-
tirement from service in 1928
he wrote prolifically on air de-
tense and modern warfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-20

Robert r. Kern. 30. a pro-
fessor emeritus OF &c orge
Washington University, died
yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital after a brief
illness.
Mr. Kern was a professor OF
sociology and economics at CIV
from 1909 until his retirement
in 1894. He was a pioneer work.
er in the field Of city planning.
In 1924 he wrote a book,
THE Super City" In 1t he
advocated a new type Of city
planning which would elimi-
nate some Of the housekeeping
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Announcements Of
eeFvtees ~ Chambers
In Mrmnrtanl

ABBOTT, SUSIE NJ. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother SUSIE M
ABBOTT, who passed awav SIX years
ago today, April 20, 1852
Six sad and lonely years have
Since our great sorrow fell:
The shock we received that day
We stu remember well
Weary. sad and heavy hearted.
We pass each lonely day.
Mother. no one can know how much
We miss you
Since God took you away
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
ARNOLD, CATHERINE. In memoriam.
1875, to a wonderful mother, CATH
ERNIE ARNOLD. who passed away
thirty;einht wears aSo today. April
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. ELIZA
BETH A. BURDIcK. Middleton.
DI GIULIAN, ANTHONY. In sad but
lovine remembrance OF our dear
father and grandfather, ANTHONY
Dl aciULlAM, who departed this
ne tWsnty-three years ago today
son. LEONARD. AND FAMILY. Ro-
MEO. CHARLES AND ALBERT. :
DURSO, JOSEPHINE. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear mothera JOSEPHINE
DURSo. who departed this life
seven seven years aso today April 90
We have only memory. dear
Mother,
To cherish our whole life through:
But the sweetness will live forever
As we treasure the memory OF
TONY, FRANK. FRANCES,
FITZPATRICK, MICHAEL A. In low
Ing memory Of my dear husband,
MICHAEL a FITZPATRICK. who
When The evening shadows are
And / am sitting all alone.
In my heart there comes q longinE
II you only could come home
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, AMELIA.
GRAY. CHESTER A. A. tribpte Of
Of our dear Husband and father,
CHESTER A. GRAY, who passed
away one year ago, April II. 1857
Memories are treasures no one can
Death leaves hsartache. nothing can
Some have forgotten now that you
have gone,
But we shal i remember no matter
YOUR LOVING WIFE. ALICE GRAY,
AND DAUGHTER. GLADYS TER
GREEN, JOHN A. In memory of my
brother, JOHN A GREEN. who de-
parted this life one year'aso, April
Gone, but your memory will always
SISTER, FLORENCE O. ouEENAN..
HALL, FAYE MORGENsTEIN. In
memory OF FAYE MORGENSTEIN
+. HALL, who passed away April 20.
Your life is 9 beautiful memory.
Your absence our silent grief.
You are asleep in Gods beautiful
garden,
In the sunshine of perfect peace.
YOUR FAMILY
JASPER ANNIE G. A tribute OF love
to the sacred memory OF my
darling sister. ANNIE G, JASPER,
who tell peacefully asleep April
< beautiful life. she gave her all:
SteadfaSt, loyal, how sweet to recall.
An unselfish love. twas mine to
knowing and soothing my every care
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, WHO
MISSES G nIss0 VERY p hHSHi JOSE
KEY. CAPT J. G. B. In loving re-
J. @ B KEY. who departed this
life seven years ago today, April
30. 1851.
Loved in lie, remembered in death
WIFE MARIE s. KEY
LEE, JARROTT b. In loving memory
Of my husband, JARROTT B. LEE,
father OF Jarrett B. Lee, ir, and
Charlyie Mae Coombs, who passed
to the Great Beyond year ago,
April 20, 1857.
He 10 away, but not forgotten
MIRIAM W. LEE.
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With Regard to O
Card of Thanks

Ven often o cord Of ,honh Ia
The SioI meets o need vhieh con
hardly be solved IN any oihs' soy
Not only IS u o sFos'Ou, expression
Of sretiuds 10 those vhO hove sent
ilofal tributes but also eour'sousl'
acknowledge the services and
kindnsssss Of the monV TO shom
Q psr.onsl note Of ,honks senno'
usIl be mailed OF whose MONIES
and address ore not known
insertion Of o cord Of thoHks
mey be sHonsed b, tslsphons to
rhs StoL ST, 5000.
The Evening and Sunday Sio'
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Dratha


b aR.l bAs SeIf f hIsEs s.l SSs
SeauEhteT Of ssmIel HANDY sister q
JACK MoTatt, Maureen MoTstt.
Nancy and RAYMOND Handy. Friends
may call at 4l09 18th st. ne. until
9:l5 am. Monday, April q, Re-
AioysiuS Catholic Church. North
fntsr@ent Mount oiyet Cemetery.
ALsToN. MARY ELIZABETH. on Sat.
gTd7y ARri .rs IL i :, a., NARY =
So5ss b Of thu fgne c1oues a'' Funeral
Home, 81 X st. NV.
AEDEEsE 1.,, TsAN ,sIs s On sf Aa.
pital. FRANCIS J. ARDEEsER OF
54I3 Goth s., ne. beloved husband
Of Emma v Ardeeser, father OF
l. comdr. Joseph ArdeeseI. re-
n iirSe 81 F Rses Tex Ard ss9R q
Atlanta, Ca, and Bernard v.
Mrs Kathryn .Atheson,. Mrs Edith
oN. Wilson Srot fHa Mrs NJ M MaFF Barbara
Jones Friends may cali at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th and MaSsa-
chusetts ave. ne. until am.
Wednesday, April %. REQUIEM mass
Catholic Church at $50 am. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. %
BACH. JENsINE X. On Saturday.
JENsINE K BACH OF 54O9. 18th
ave, Hyattsville, Nd. wife Of Mel
Bach. mother. Of GeorEe, l. Bach
Jensen jaa s''f Th.P. sAa Also aG On. T srsnS
DAUGHTER Mrs. Bach rests At the
Warner z Humphrey Funeral Home.
e434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring,
Ne .sd s9er tD1 sef! u.s. MI ~ "eI ParRl
ing facilities) Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. FL
BARBOUR. ROBERT GUY. On Fri
day. April is, 1858; at PhySicisns
ROBERT GUY BARBOUR, postmaS;;
S TER R e I Point M Nv n sfSSsd
father of Mary 3. Jeter. Thomas
Alfred Z. and james [. Bs.Ooat:
snS Mrs q P.n MT' y yoEsne. F sEaRn
may call at the ArehArt Funeral
Home. Inc. La Plata, Nd, until
Monday, April 81, at l0:45 am
Mount Rest Cemetery. 20
BENTLEY, WILLIE NJ. Suddenly. on
Friday, April ls. 1858, WILLIE NJ
BENTLEY of 1915 Eye st NV,
sister OF Reuben R. Rowzee, Mrs
Sue Rush Of Washington, d. C.:
MarEaret Rowzee and Mrs. Anne !
q &. AffAn Zines ' Co f Funsfsi
Home. 2aOl 14th ST. NV, on Mon
day, April 81, at 1890 am. tpark-
ing fGeilitissI. Interment Forest
BIBLE, WILLIAM PORTER. On satur-
day; April l9. 1855, WILLIAM
ave, Kensington. Nd. beloved. hus-
sfns Mf 81 I My p sTeaSod B' rsS ss.
fnd and, Earl H., Bible: brother a Of Ms.
garet Caudill, Horace and Garland
Bible. Friends may call at the
Bethesda Chew Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert. A.. Pumphrey, Bethesda;
Nd. until 10 am. Monday. April
81 Services will be held on
Monday April 81, at the KensinR-
ton Baptist Church at | pm. In
terment Mount Carmel Cemetery,
Sunshine, Nd.
BIssoNETTE, RALPH W. on Sat
urday, April 10. 1858, at Suburban
Hospital, RALPH W. BISSoNETTE
OF 1901 Hustled drive, Chevy Chase.
Nd brother Of Harold B. and Ed
ward N Bissonette and Blanche
Bissonette. Mr. Bissonette rests at
the Warner T. Humphrey Funeral
Home, SABA Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md. Notice OF services later.
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CEMETERY LOTS

TWO 2-sITE LOTS, National Me-
sacrifce AP. 7-9ls9.
FORT LINCOLN. Garden Of the
crypts. $3.50 RE S-8926.
FOR SALE AT COsT--EiRht lots in
National Memorial Park Cemetery.
Lee hwy, Va. Call Sterling 3-54s6.
MR.. GILES
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Mau-
soleum, 3 cryptS, 2 lots. burial for
e. CT. 6-0O21
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-sac-
rifice . or 4 sites AP. 7-4l67
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK sites,
. custom-built crypts, memorial
incl 81 .795 value: Will sell ~ 200;
$500 cash, terms. VIII. B-6Ol4.
FORT LINCOLN sites, will .sacri-
fce for $3.50. Call for informa-
ton, 10. 2-734s.
CEDAR HILL--4 gravesites, very rea-
sonable. RE. 5-6210,
FORT LINCOLN-Block II. lot Sol ;
original cost, $3.50: make an oner
Box 173-Y, Star.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2 sites
on Lee hwy. S375 cash. Adams
2-b292 before am. or sitter
$50 pm. So'
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NE4RlNG. CAPT. SHELDON p.

NEARING, CAPT. SHELDON ID.
tUSAF. On Monday, April :. 1858.
Al WieSbaden, GERMANY CAPT
SHELDON D. NEARING tUSAFt,
husband OF Dorothy Nearing Of
'SS East Robins ave, Newkngton.
Conn father OF Randall Scott and
Terry Lee Nearing, brother OF Rich
ard Nearing, son OF Mrs DeWilde
Nearing 81 Paul. MINI stepson
OF James N Crawford. Hammond.
Ind Friends may call al the Ar
lington Funeral Home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. Va Serv-
ices on Monday. April 81, at ~ am,
Fort Myer Chapel lnterment Airing
ton National Cemetery. with full
military honors
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opONOCuur IsERCT SAMUEL

UsMC. ~ vista, San DIEGO, cam f. :
on April IL, 1888, husband OF
Sara o'Donoghue, father OF Beverly.
Vieki and Linda o'Donoghue. brother
Of Mrs Alice Penney, Mrs Gloria
StPierre, Georse and Emerson
O'Donoghue Remains at Chambers
Funeral Home. 3O72 M st NV, until
l2;30 . m Monday, April n Serv-
ices and interment at pm with
military honors at Arlington National
Cemetery. Daily Star Newspaper,
Ions Island City, New York, pl@ Sc
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RITTER, FREDERICK J. On Saturday

April ~, 1903, at Suburban Hospitai,
FREDERICK J. RITTER OF bo3d
4@nd ST. NV, beloved husband OF
Louella Udick Ritter and father Of
Mrs Dorothy Nolan and grandfather
Of Michael Nolan; brother OF Phillip
J. Ritter Of Bridgeton, N. j., and
the Rev william W Ritter OF New
oxford, Pa. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. b1O3
Wisconsin ave. NV. after z pm
Sunday, April 20, where services
will be held on Tuesday. April ~,
at a pm. 81
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HOLMEs, RUN COOK. suddenly.

on Thursday, April II 1855. al Ike
Washinglon Hospital Center, RUTH
Darrell p Holmes, sister OF Mrs
Eugene Simpson. Mrs. Bertha Leim-
back, Carlton Cook and Russell L
Cook: niece OF Andrew SehUarz-
mann. Mrs Mayne NJ Dick and
Mrs. Wilburn II Jones. all OF Alex
andria, Va. Friends may call at
the Wheatley Funeral Home. s0a
King St. Alexandria. Va. where
funeral services will pe held on
Monday. April Fl. At pm. In
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a. ssfs Of RSrly Rose os NAB TAB
(: r; ai #::.!; t ' =: \;
N II. loss, az 7:30 p m
for burial services for Sister HELEN
MARTIN Funeral Tuesday. Anril
-, At . pm from First Baptist
Church. 9Th At. and Dumbarton
JoHNARTHuR LIoHrPooT. VS..
DOROTHY DOYE, w Y
ELMiRA a HENDERSON,
Rec Hecy
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Hinklel. on Friday. April is.
1905. KATHERINE II INGALLS,. for.
merry OF $50 Park ave, New York.
beloved wife Of the late George
Il Insalls and mother. Of Mrs I'd
@ Howard ingalls, OF Detroit, Mich /.
and Melville Z. ingalls, OF New York
Funeral services will be held a.
g. James Chapel, Madison ave and
!lst st. New York. on Monday,
April 81, at 1880 am Further
services and interment on Tuesday.
April 20, at 1880 am in SpTing
Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. Ohio
In lieu Of flowers, send contribu-
tons 10 the National Cathedral
Building Fund, Washington. d c
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April II, 1865. al Hialeah. Fla .
formerly Of Washington. D. C.
viVed BY his wife, Alice L Herbert
nve dAughterS. Janet Herbert. Mrs
Lila Mae Burlington OF Hialeah
Fla Lorraine Kay Herbert and Mrs
Irene Parker OF Washington, d c
and Mrs, Adrienne Smith Of
silver Spring, Nd. two Stepchil-
dren, Mrs Patricia Jones and
Charles Young Of WASHINGTON, D c
and one sister, Mrs Henry Linger
Of WASHINGTON D. C Burial will
be from the Reformed Church, Md
dleton. Nd, at > pm. Monday.
April 81 30
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JACKSON. MnLIAM ON rhn,,a,

April II, 1858. at the District
General Hospital WILLIAM JACK
son OF 1901 Fairmont 81 NV,
devoted husband OF Kathleen jack
son. He also leaves TO mourn
their loss other relatives and many
friends Remains resting At the
John I RhineS A. Co Funeral
Home, a0l Sd st. Sw., where friends
may call after 3 pm SUNDAY
April 20. and where funer6 seTv-
ices will be held on Monday, April
81 at 2 pm Interment Bethel
Cemetery. Alexandria. Va %
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ApTll IS. ia5s. a casa H 'I To-.
pital, c. CLINTON JAMES. formerly
OF 1850 Connecticut ave. NV, hus-
band OF Alice Reilly James Mr.
James rests at the Warner PUN
phrey Funeral Home, s434 GEORGIA
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. until 10
pm Sunday. April 20 parking IA
eilitiesI On Monday. April 81. he
VIII lie In state in the Fifth Baptist
church, 60n 4 st. sw, from IL
noon until the hour OF the service,
pm. lnterment Rock Greek
Cemetery 90
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JOINS. FRED Wolf, JR. on sat-

grday. April 10, 1858, at Chiidren's
Hospital. Washington, d C, FRED
WOLF JONES. Jr, infant son of Fred
". Jones and Helen Myers Jones OF
III Farr avenue. Fairfax Va
brother OF Dora Anne Jones Funeral
services and interment private Fam
ny kindly requests that contributions
be made TO the Heart Fund NJ lieu
o. horal tributes Arrangements by
EVERY Funeral Home, PA West
Maine st, Fairfax, Va
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HARTMAN. RICHARD LEE. On Thur,

Sssyy, GOI ar,I,;. 1885 Sics 4, Rsihf; a
HARTMAN. formerly Of co.'s Hick.
s S5s 81 M hsI ana Mr., va H,r BELOVED
Hartman He also is survived BY
two sisters, Mrs. George Stokes
and Patricia Jean Hartman. and .
brother, Harold r. Hartman. 81
ham Funeral Home Cameron and
Alfred SITS. Alexandria Va Fu-
neral services on Monday. April II
a. tle Grace Episcoal Church. Rus
sell I'd. Alexandria. Va. at lO45
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery 90
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MYERS, OSCAR v. on Friday, April
j., 1885. at the District General
Hospital. OSCAR v. MYERS OF 2433
TunlAw I'd NV, husband OF the
late Agnes Tobin Myers and brother
in-law OF Mrs Charles B Nehring
Friends may call al the Birch Fu-
neral Home 3O34 NJ st NV, after
IL noon SUNDAY, April 90. where
services will be held on Monday,
hpril 81, at pm. Interment