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J. A. Gilmore, SO,
Founder of RetuiI
Furniture Group
CHARLOTTESVILLE,

CHARLOTTESVILLE, w.,
Jan. 10 (P.-John Alexander
Gilmore. S8. retired merchant
who was one Of the founders of
the National Retail Furniture
Association. died yesterday at
his home here.
Mr.. Gilmore, a native of
Chatham County. N. c.. had
lived here since 1900 and had
owned his own furniture store
since 1902.
In 1904 he helped organize
the Virginia Retail Furniture
Association. which later Joined
with similar organizations in
North and South Carolina to
form the Southern Retail Fur
niture Association.
Mr.. Gilmore In the 1905
served as chairman of a board
to organize the National Retail
Furniture Association. He was
its executive secretary for a
number Of years and served as
executive vice president until
1851.
Surviving are his wife. a sis
ter and a brother. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow
at Christ Church with burial
In Riverview Cemetery.
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Mrs. ammo Gee, 81;
Lived in Area II Years

Mrs. Anna Gee. 81. a resident
Of the Washington area for the
last ~ years. died Saturday at
her home, 1904 North Meade
street, Arlington. after a heart
attack.
Mrs. Gee lived in the West
chester Apartments here for %
years before moving TO her sons
home in Arlington. A native of
Wellsville. N. Y. she lived for
many years in Galeton, Pa.
She is survived by her son,
Richard, and a daughter, Cath
crime. both Of the home adj
dress; a sister. Mrs. Agnes H.
Hakes. 7o5 Eighteenth street
NV. and a brother. Harry A.
Moran Of Harrisburg. Pa.
A service will be held at
Q am. tomorrow at Gawler's
chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. followed by mass at
$3.50 am. at the Catholic
Church Of the Annunciation.
Thirty-ninth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NV. Burial
will be in Galeton.
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ArnettW. Cord, As, Founded
Prince Georges Police Group

the Prince Georges County
Boys Club. and the st. Mary's
Mems Club. He was an honor
airy member Of the Caravan
Club.
Mr.. Cord is survived by his
widow, the former Louise T.
Gerhardt. and four children.
John A., Carl N. Regina L. and
Eleanor Lee. all of the home
address. 1918 Monroe avenue.
Landover. Md. Also surviving
are two brothers and two
sisters. Robert j.. of Ard
more: Theodore F., of Decatur
Heights: Mrs. Cecilia Beall,
Richie, Md. and Mrs. jose
phine Evans. haywood Gar
dens Apartments. Mount Rain
Ter. Md.
Services will be held at 9:15
am. tomorrow at the Nalley
funeral home. 5000 Rhode
Island avenue. Mount Rainier.
Md, followed by mass at 10
am. at st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Landover Hills. Nd.
Burial will be in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Services Are Set
For Mrs. Darby

Services were held this after.
noon at the Presbyterian Home
for Mrs. William Lambert
Darby. widow of DR.. Darby
former executive secretary OF
the Washington Federation OF
Churches. Burial was to be
In Glenwood Cemetery. She
was 81.
Mrs. Darby died Thursday al
the home at 1918 Newton street
NV. after a heart attack.
Her husband, q Presbyterian
minister. was executive secre-
tary Of the Federation of
Churches from 1922 to 1910. He
later served as head of the
Washington City Bible Society.
He retired in l948. and died
in 1851.
The former Florence Hughes,
Mrs. Darby was a leader in
women's church work and a
founder OF the interdenomina-
tional Women's Missionary In
stitute.
Two children by a former
marriage. Ralph and Gertrude
Wiber. are both dead. She Is
survived by three grandchil-
dren. and three great-grand-
children. =
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Arnett w. Cord. IS, a found
er and former president Of the
Prince Georges County Police
Association. died Friday at
Prince Georges General Hos
pital.
Mr.. Cord served with the
Prince Georges police force
from 1913 to l947. He later was
employed by MaSury-Young.
a floor dressing firm. and at
the time Of his death was a
salesman for Sears. Roebuck
Co. in Brooklyn Park. Md.
Born in Washington. he
grew UP in Ardmore, Nd. His
father, the late Henry w. Cord.
was a former Maryland State
land commissioner and a men,
Der of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
The younger Mr.. Cord also
was a past president Of the
Ardmore-Ardwich Citizens AS
ISOLATION.
He belonged to the Young
Mems Democratic Club. the
10th Election Democratic Club.
the Elks. the Knights Of Col
umbus, the Holy Name Society,
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Dr.. w. Irving Koufmon.
Optometrist, Shriner

DR.. w. Irving kaufman. IS.
an optometrist and lifelong
resident Of Washington. died
this morning at George Wash
ington University Hospital after
a brief illness.
DR.. kaufman had been an
optometrist for many years
with Kay Associates. He was a
veteran of World War l.
A Mason. DR.. Kaufman be-
longed TO Lafayette Lodge. and
was a Shriner. His home was
at the Crestwood Apartments.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Bertha Bauman, Of
the home address.
Services will be held at 1890
am. Wednesday at Gawler's
chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
lion Cemetery.
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Services Scheduled
For Scott Infant

Funeral services for Stuart
Kendall Scott, 212 months, who
died Saturday will be held at
2 pm. today at the Wesley
Methodist Church. Connecticut
avenue and Jocelyn streets NV,
Burial will be private.
The infant was found dead
in his crib about 3 pm. Satur-
day by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert M. Scott of GALS
Lybrook drive. Bethesda. Cause
OF death has not been deter
mined.
In addition to his parents he
is survived by two brothers.
Randall. 5. and Tyler, 2; his
grandparents. former Montana
Democratic Senator and Mrs.
Burton K. Wheeler. 4030 Lough-
boro road NV. and Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Scott Of Tulsa.
Okla.
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Russell KeeneyD Dies
Illinois Representative

Representative Russell w.
Keeney. Republican Of Illinois,
who was elected In 1855 to his
first term In the House. died
Saturday night at the Naval
Hospital In Bethesda.
Mr.. Keeney was admitted to
the hospital for treatment Of a
chronic bladder ailment on De-
cember %, the day before his
Goth birthday.
Although seriously Ill, he In
sisted on dressing and going to
the Hill to answer the roll call
at the opening Of Congress. He
returned Immediately to the
hospital.
The lawmaker left the bench
Of the Illinois Circuit Court to
serve in Congress in the seat
once occupied by his former
law partner. the late Repre-
sentative Chauncey w. Reed.
Mr.. Reed died February Q. 1856.
Served at States Attorney
The two men also were for
mer States attorneys of De-
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Frank Willard, Cortoonist,
Creator of Moon Mullins

LOS ANGELES, Jan. Is (P1,
The man who created the
comic strip world Of Moon Null
Inns. his little brother Kayo.
Mamie and Willie and Lord and
Lady Plushbottom, is dead at
g..
Cartoonist Frank H. Willard.
whose humor entertained news
paper readers for "a years. died
yesterday in Cedars Of Lebanon
Hospital after suffering a stroke
several days earlier.
Mr.. Willard had lived in
Beverly Hills. Calf. since 1850.
He previously lived in New
Canaan, Conn. and in Florida.
1t was in 1924 that the slap
stick world of Moon Mullins
came into being. the joint Gre
alton Of Mr.. Willard and Capt.
Joseph NJ. Patterson. publisher
of the New York Daily News.
Mr.. Willard. who had been a
cartoonist since he was II. was
hired by Capt. Patterson for the
express purpose Of starting q
new comic strip.
Mr.. willard submitted q
batch of strips with the central
character a cocky roughneck in
q black derby. He and Capt.
Patterson decided on the name
Moon Mullins. and the strip
was launched.
Mr.. Willard. who was born in
Anna. H.. was regarded by fell
low cartoonists as a genuinely
funny man himself and many
Of his closest friends found a
great similarity between Moon
and his creator.
Maurice T. Reilly. executive
vice president Of the Chicago
Tribune-New York News Syn
dictate. said the strip would be
continued by Ferd johnson.
who has been Mr.. Wizards as
sociate for the last 80 years.
The strip is now carried in $50
newspapers in the United
States and Canada.
Mr.. Reilly said Mr.. Willard
was busy at his drawing board
until the day he suffered the
stroke and that there are daily
strips already prepared six
weeks in advance and Sunday
strips 10 weeks In advance.
Mr.. Willard Is survived by his
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Dratba

PETTIdREw, ELIZA, On Friday, Jan,
uary 10. 1893. ELIZA PEITldRkN
s, 1 Sss e dsyo e. n suses sn srTI l:
s ss!'s mos Sss Ne sss esrcn f psoa
three skaters. Mrs. Eloise henderson
three brothers.in-iaw, three niece,
W. fBs Bacon Suh nrisrd Home may ssh
jsnusry ~ services arsss ri !. h SsId 4
the southern naptiat Church .0r
sSSD!Iss osi.sas. = Ia.. s e
POWELL. EvERToN y, on sunday
vser9ss .,ds,1 P9 SSlS.La q pp5nsviIs
SulE Dsu. asu s s%ss q 'H H:S.e e
M Y. Friends. may cell II the 81 II,
Hines Funeral Home. 2p01 l4th 81.
nv ,;,, after 2 p.T. Tuesday, tParkIng
nsrai home e on W.dnesa.y we Jan sSoys
y 4. p.m. fn.srmsnt Rock creek
PANDALL, slsERGT. CHARLES l, On
- Monday. January Q. .lp6s.
ssI.sNESS sSIT SIEI5x.Ei s1.s. l q
father q Elaine Greer. son
Of Mas Blanche Turner and stepson
OF Joseph Turner. He also Is survived
BY nye brothers. four sisters. other
10 a N. Monday. January 70, friends TRENDS
are invited TO call ct the Jarvis
services 81 1856 an Wednesday.
cfSa nTsb up JOB M.r SiS Nd s'h fSs.s
m'n' Arlington National c'm''isy.
vary 10 1855. AZ his home RENsoN
g.. ROWE OF sos Mississippi ave.
silver ,sprtne. Nd. husband Of viz
stnia Hunter Rowe. father OF Benson
and h SSoihsr Of s MEs a. hu p h nRss
Humphrey Funeral Horne. Rl34 Ga.
I've, silver Spring. Nd parking
s~uMITT. nAvIp N. 0. 1900 Ravens
wood ID j Rlverdale, Nd, on January
sehm HISS ta sSsSan 81 q p. csihtEins ana
Rrasf. SsrotSSsnr" " Raymond Ray s l. 's and
Robert c ychmitt Seven srand-
srdrsS r sqsyiy Tous prayers = ,. Cham
ave Riv.rdsls. Nd On wsdnssdsv,
neFnard's Church, 1913 Riverdale I'd !.
Riverdale. Nd. at 1l.a0 am Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
SHEER. REGINA. On sunday. January
~. 1883 at her residence. sl0i New
Hamnzhtre ave. Hyattsville, Nd, tpt
REqiNA SHEER; beloved y.:e Of
Mrs. Rose Axelrpd. FlushlnG. Long
Island. Mrs. Marion HurwitI cieve-
land. Ohio, Mrs Kitty Topper, DAN
vile. Calf, Albert Sheer and Jack
Sheer. Sanford. N G. she IA survived
also By sisht grandchildren runAsal
and sens wainerai Home 1901 18th 81
NV on Tuesday. January -. 1855
q " an Inte.msnt workmen Circle
Cemetery new.
SHOOK. R0BERT A.. on Saturday.
January II. 1858. a. deor1e wash
ipeton Hospital ROBERT A SHOOK
OF l0l1s Gladstone St. Silver epring.
Nd. beloved husband OF Ethel Shook.
father Of Robert L. Shook and Mrs
Ethel y Hun. Grandfather Of Rober.
Josenhine ana stepson o. samuel
y Yaroroush Services at the 8, 4
Hines Co Funeral Home. spOi 18th
81 nv on Wednesday. January s.
g., e Pr parting fasiIi,ies' In
SHOOK. ROBERT A. A speciai com
n munication Of Hope Lodge
m No. 20. PAAM Is hereby
80; rs; 81
Ny SHOOK. on wednesday
Esosts ! d DrsAvlIsoxD. Master Il
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Page County in Illinois.

Page County in Illinois.
Mr.. Keeney represented the
l4th Illinois district and was a
member Of the House judiciary
Committee.
Born in Pittsfield. H., he
received his education at Ma
perville grade and high schools,
and was a graduate OF DePaul
University in Chicago. where
he earned bachelor and mas
tiers degrees in law.
After serving in the Army
in World War I. he became a
commander Of an American Le-
gion post and also was avocat
Of a voiture Of the 40 ct 8.
Won Election at %
He was elected Justice Of the
peace in Isle Township at the
age Of % and four years later
became town clerk.
He was elected States At
torney Of Du Page County in
1896. He served as county
judge from 1910 to 1853, and
became Circuit Judge In 1858.
holding that post until his
election to Congress.
Mr.. Keeney practiced law in
Wheaton. III. for many years
anG was prominent in legal and
fraternal organizations. He was
former president Of the Illinois
County and Probate Judges
Association. former vice presi-
dent Of the States Attorneys
Association Of Illinois. and a
member Of the Illinois Circuit
and Superior Judges Associa-
ton.
He belonged to the Du Page
County. Illinois State Bar and
American Bar Associations.
Mr.. Keeney was active in the
Masonic order. the Order Of
Odd Fellows. and the Loyal
Order Of Moose.
He had served with many
civic and health groups In
Wheaton.
Praised by The Star
For many years a Republi-
can Precinct Committeeman.
he expressed the belief that
foreign spending should be cur
tailed and the Federal Govern
ment should be limited as to
the amount Of taxes it can
levy in peacetime.
He also said he believed some
provision should be made 80
that our Constitutional rights
cannot be taken away from US
by treaty with foreign coun-
tries"
The Star praised the Con-
gresham in an editorial last
June for his role, as q House
freshman. in Offering the jury
trial amendment to the civil
rights bill. Mr.. Keeney said
he submitted the amendment.
The Star reported. because as
a Judge in Illinois he had al
ways considered a jury trial
as an integral part Of any
court.
1T takes political courage
for Mr.. Keeney to take this
stand" The Star declared.
Mr.. Keeney is survived by
his widow. Marge. of the home
address here. 1923 @ street Sc.
and Wheaton. H.: a daughter.
Mrs. Ladd Houdek. Of Corunna,
Mich: a stepson. James w.
Sansome Of Chicago. and a
step daughter, Mrs. Roy
Roughton. Of Glen Ellyn, III.
A sister. Miss Alice Marie
Keeney Of Chicago. also sur
wives.
The body was to be viewed
from to 3 pm. this afternoon
at the Lee funeral home. Fourth
and Massachusetts, avenue NE.
Services will be held Thursday
in Wheaton, with burial at
Naperville.
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widow. Marie. and two children
by a previous marriage. Mrs.
Priscilla Alden Austin of Tam
pa. Fla. and Frank. jr.. of At
lanta. Ga.
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Draths
Mnvr, ELLsMnRTm ]

WEE. ER. ELLSWORTH NJ. On Sat.
ESssM &oRITaHH N. nv %HEk Ella /,
III HsS member Of Columbia Typo.
A\@W graphical Union. No, 1Ol.
NlsA<V and the secretary's chapel
Remains resting 81 the
Donaldson Funeral Home. Talbot
ave, Laurel, Nd. Services at the fu-
neral home on Tuesday. January ~,
q ! pm. 1pterHent Ivy Hi Gene.
union are invited TO attend the iu'
nsfai 'f RoRERr rAuB. President.
HAROLD HUGHES, Vice President.
JOSEPH z. LiNS. Secy. Treas.
WING. raw. GEORGE OLIVER. On
d GEosos OLIVER SHRHsEy &tso S' q F FEY
q the late Viola Beatrice Wins snc
Simmons 81 Minneapoiis, MINI: Mrs
Almayda l Winston, Miss Sarah N
Wins. Mrs. ivon T henderson
WING Also surviving are : sister
Mrs Annie 3 Bryant Of Philndel.
Sh n. q New on York 9ro cy s'Ras .hrs.
many friends After II noon Mon,
day. January 10, friends are invitet
70 call q his late residence. Pu'
neral on Tuesday. January "a, from
the Brown Memorial A. NJ Church
i4th st. and Constitution ave ne.
at | pm. Interment Lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery. ATrangements b
Mcclure. Inc 10
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium
CEMETERY LOTS

ESf sHL 5T5zS iSiIEfEE 9Sl5HSHkFHlHEEpE
Hallway. Sox 1908. ci "a.
e-e4oO. q
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THOMAS. JESSE ALBERT. on sunday

yanpaFy q, l9Ss. q. AFIsG Dss Hos;
Va. beloved husband Of Naomi
Pickett Thomas. father OF Mrs. zula
r,rinpsrt q Bethel; Conn; .Hd Mrs..
r nc Sfo' ne a., '1 Mse ar jsso,s
He also Is survived By I'VE erand.
priends may caiI AZ the ives Punsrai
Hame. esq Wilson blvd. Arlington.
Va Notice Of funeral ARRANGEMENTS
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STEPHENS. FRANCES KNIFE. sud
denly. on Friday. January 10. 1855.
ct her residence, e575 Rhode Island
ets, NJ rnAHlh5 hNhh oIErnSNc:
wife Of Alvin ? stephens. mother OF
Franklin X. Stephens and Mrs. james
r Kelley Friends NAV call At
daW.eF's Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania
ave nv tcourtesv parking oppositet.
where services viii be held on Mon
Mount Hebron Cemetery. Winchester.
Va. on Tuesday, January "a. At
pm IL
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manieailon Of Bsniamin ,.
French Lodge No. Is,
p. A. A. NJ. viii De held
on Tuesday, January IL,
1855. 81 ~ noon for the
pnEpose Of conducting Ma
!. :oI %, . ,sTy Is to n,s Cur ate
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denee. 1916 New Hampshire ave, nv.
MARY FROST TEUNissoN. wife Of
John 4 Teunisson. mother Of Mrs.
Edna ! Jewell, Dorothea J Teunis-
S1t.nSs ~ n1 so nnIt.,, rhsns,
1888 Penna. ave. NV fcourtesv park
Inc opnositel after : ON. Sunday.
January ~, Prayers will be said
AZ osvier's chapel on Monday. Janu.
Al Our Lady Of Louydes Catholic
Church New Orleans. Louisiana In.
ternment Me.arie cemetery. New Or
leans IL
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WEBSTER, ESTHER v. on January 3.
1858 at .1Qs philadelphia ave, Silver
Sprsss srs Ms Il ss Orlando. 'H Ss ss;
Caldwell. N. J. ~
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MATILDA y BROWN,
Daughter Ruler.
BLQNdE W. HAWKINS.

SesK.; Fg ~ ,ss n g, 2. c ssns,, ~
a osSss Miss "f FELINE 'As H. csssoSsskH!fE
Of 1877 Kentucky ave. Sc, beloved
slater Of Mrs. Adeline r Blanksn-
mains resting At Hysong Funeral
Home 1900 N 81. NV, where services
will be held on Wednesday. January
~ at ! p m, Interment Prospect Hill
Cemetery Family suggests that In
lieu OF flowers contributions be made
10 Casualty Hospital ~
PENDLETON, MRS. EDNA, Departed
this life on Saturday, January n,
1893 al District General Hospital.
MRS EDNA PENDLEToN OF 80 NJ Al,
NV devoted mother Of Mrs. Helen
Fucker, sister OF Mrs. Cora Davis.
She also leaves stepdaughter, Mrs.
kyier Quarlesi son.ln-laY, Mr.. Rob.
ert Rucker, and other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. Tuesday, Jan;
uary ~, friends are invited to call
At the Barbours. Funeral Home, ~ X
uary Is, at pm, from Mount Airy
Baptist Church, I 81 nv the
Ing. Interment woodlawn emetery
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ruYsoN. no cRoMELL. on rhur,.

MTpAiI ' fEo GROVE L Ht THYs On
UsN Mecical corps trrtiredi. brother
o e Mt: s sC,I,ho, 7 E. Harms. Mr..
srd " Oeo-ee Thyson Friends msy
ave nv fcourtesv parking opoasitel
Services viii be held a. Port Mver
Chanel on Tuesday. January ~ ~
10 an fntsrmsnt, with fmli mill.
'ary DONORS. Arlington National
Cemetery IA
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DOVE. oEoRoE ". on muir

SSSss SoSr s.@I F6 SSS;E
ave. silver sprins' Nd: husband q
:s. nstis s bOvs D0 sssndi ssass 81
Qeorge. W Dove, IT,. brother Of Mrs,
Alice Hummer. Mrs. Bessie Jaekman.
Mrs Ethel smithers and William Y.
nj Dove y Is.,s H shs ws sEsI
Oeorgia ave. Silver eprins. Nd .
where services will be held on Tues-
qay, January ~. at n am fparkinR
laeilitissl Interment Rock Greek
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cocRoFT. COT. REGINALD BIFIELD

CsA lrstirsdI. on tuesday. Jan
PL,sl Col RDoiNALD RirIEfp
COCROFT UsA retired. Of Hamil.
well cocroft. father OF Reginald B
Thomas p Grifith OF Baltimore. Nd
and Mrs Erwin r Brisham Of IVES;
Thomas Henry coeroft and Eiier
Freeman coeroft Of Providence. r
Services Will be held 1t Port AyeI
Chapel on Wednesday, January Is
~ On. Interment ArtinGton Ma
ti0nai Cemetery N
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January IL 1855. a his rssidsnes'
LENNON. beloved Suabanc u Julia
" Lennon. father Of Thomas J..
Charles p, Margaret and Jane Len
non. Kathleen Russell. Marie wiies
and Theresa Acn,S and brother Of
He also Is survived by eighteen
srandchildren. Funeral from the
st. nv on Tuesday. January IL. II
saptis. ne " sslis chusrh ~ q Ia IA
an. fntsrment Mount Olive. Gene
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HOOD. HANNAH. ofieers and members
- Of Martha warrington Rebekah
VI aSsss.d No 10 o. sshss oSSs are les e.
M Funeral Home. 4th and Mass.
ave ne, at pm. Mon.
M s ssSauct 'as ssry,s., ior ai 1Ss ,s e
" sister HANNAH HOOD. BY
ssESSLiNx, sSSSyIsoT9 81. Ns 20.
a gsSssss w lsss swu3Seou T aRSSEpssSooN
son % Mrs, Bette Hudson Younger s q
uncle. william ''R Bos Iss' ~ Hslif an
Tussday, friends are invited "a. cal
sh Mcclure sh sSnss ssrvI ho"s si sS I.
held on "wednesday. january Isl Il
pm. interment Woodlavn GENE
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cooLEr. EtFH AN. on san Az
c ceSSa Of -iiIiss ' Sia,sis I'd. Ken s
sinGton, Nd. beloved wife Of the
late Ell Garrett Cooley. mother OF
Mrs, Wilton Butler, Mrs. Norman
a.. xI n' sSSa aaffii ars Julian
Cornwell. Mitchell W. woodrow w.
ana Garrett Cooley; slster Of Mrs.
Rebeeca Royce. Lawrence. Luther.
Howard. ROGER and Eusens Mills.
Colonial Funeral Home Of Robert A.
Pumphrev. Rockville, Nd. whore
services VII be held on "Wednesday.
January s. At ~ am. fnterment
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January is' f 1853 q IN. " w.. spnass
s sraNr ana HcsUitsI. ,, GCS;
S Toad. silrer s spTins '' Ma Vie 'S q
Daniel Letham. neither q John A.
Letham. and sister Of Mrs allie
Reid. and Mrs. Ne,tie Robertson,
both OF GLASGOW. Scotland Mrs.
Pe 1nphm 'T Sun :. 'n' Ho wsfns ssaa
0eorgia ave. silver Spring. Nd.
Parting faeilitiesl. Notice Of service
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DEATHS

Announcements %
AneNlnAa m GhamhAHn
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January Ii. loss. At his home. iosis
RAxMoS IND osA .,fE S SsIoSsd nus Ma
band Of Rita Halloran Graves. father
g., r Rsayn q ,,S Graves Y. son q
lraneis ~. Draws. and brother Of
MIS-. ReEina Graves Henderson and
Mrs Marie Graves Canine Nj.
Graves rests At the Warner Z,
oeoreia ave, silver spring. Nd.
lparking facilitiesl Mass viii be
offered for the repose Of mis- sUui
on Tuesday. January IL, ct 1918
an az 81 Johns Catholic Church.
National Cemetery. ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13

JOHN n. cADY. VI "a.
GLENN l. JOHNSON. Secretary.