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William D. Foster Dies;
Fought Capitol Job

World War I. From 1912 to 1916
he served with the American
Red Cross in India.
He practiced architecture in
New York City until 1884 when
he came to Washington. In 1882
he was named director Of the
Historic American Buildings
Survey for New York State. At
the time Of his death he was a
partner in the Howe, Foster and
Snyder architectural firm. He
also was one of the consulting
architects Of the Public Build
ings Services of the General
Services Administration.
Established Award
Mr.. Foster was one of the
original members of the
Georgetown Committee of the
Fine Arts Commission. He es-
tablished an annual award for
good architecture, which is ad-
ministered by the Progressive
Citizens Association Of George
town. He belong to the Ameri-
can Institute of Architects.
Mr.. Foster was a member of
the Cosmos Club, the Washing
ton Building Congress and the
Century Association of New
York City. He also was on the
board Of the Georgetown Com
munity House.
Mr.. Foster never married.
He is survived by a brother,
Oliver j. Foster, ST.. Of Aga
wan Mass. and four nephews,
Oliver J. Foster, jr.. Of Hart
ford. Conn: Richard B. Foster
of Dayton, Ohio; William D.
Foster Of Springfield, Mass,
and Robert g. Foster Of Aga
wan.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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Funeral Services Tomorrow
For Mrs. Duvid A. Pine

Funeral services for Mrs.
David A. Pine. 81. wife OF
the District Court Judge, will
be held at IL am. to-
morrow at TRANSPORTATION
Episcopal Church, 1415 Gal
latin street NV.
Mrs. Pine died yesterday
morning at the Washington
Hospital Center. She had been
in i'll health since she con-
tracted flu in February.
Mrs. Pine, the former Eliza
beth Bradshaw, was q native
Of the District, She was a grad
uate of Central High School
and Wilson Normal College.
Served Many Groups
For many years she was a
teacher at st. Marks Episcopal
Church. She was also a board
member Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian Home at 235 Sec
ond street s. E. She actively
supported numerous other or
CARNATIONS, such as the Red
Cross and the Heart Associa-
ton. But she preferred not
to become an official of these
groups. She remained in the
background as a hard, consci-
entious worker.
Mrs. Pine was married in 1916
while her husband was work
ing for the Justice Department.
They made their home at 1925
Nicholson street. NV.
President Roosevelt appoint
ed Mr.. Pine to the U. S. Dis
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trict Court for the District Of
Columbia in 1910 after he had
received the unanimous in
dorsement Of the District Bar
Association. He had previous
ly served as United States At
torney for the District.
In 1852 Judge Pine received
nationwide attention for de-
Gliding that President Truman's
seizure of the steel industry
was unconstitutional.
Sister Of Educator
Mrs. Pine was the sister of
Miss May P. Bradshaw, who
died last December. Miss Brad
shaw was a prominent figure
in the field of education here
for half a century.
Her father. the late Aaron
Bradshaw. was active in Re-
publican political affairs. Her
mother was the daughter Of
Robert Leech, for years the
auditor of the old District SUI
preme Court-today the Dis
trict Court on which Judge Pine
serves.
Other survivors besides her
0 q
husband include a daughter,
Mrs. Elizabeth P. Dayton Of Los
Angeles; four brothers. Henry,
Paul and Maj. Gen Aaron
Bradshaw, all of the District,
and Robert L. Bradshaw Of
Sarasota, Fla, and three
grandchildren.
Burial in Rock Greek Gene
terry will follow the services.
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Charles Sheldon,
Realty Salesman

K. Charles Sheldon, 81, q
salesman with the real estate
firm of Boss g. Phelps, Inc.
died Tuesday in New York after
q brief illness.
Mr.. Sheldon. an attorney
was a native Of Prague, Czecho.
slovakia. He came to this coun-
try in l941. Before joining the
real estate firm he worked fol-
the Voice Of America and fol
the State Department.
He lived at 2505 Chain Bridge
road NV. with his wife, Kath.
crime. and his daughter. Carol
He was a member Of the Pail.
sades branch Of the Lions Club
He is survived also by q
sister. Mrs. Anne Neuman, Of
Schenectady. N. Y.
Funeral services will be helc
at noon tomorrow at st
Patrick's Episcopal Church
Foxhall and Reservoir roads
NV. Burial will follow in Rocl
Greek Cemetery.
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Rosa GuriboIdi, "a,
Kin of Greet Patriot

ROME, April 4. R.-Ross
Garibaldi. "a. granddaughter OF
Italy's famous red-shirted pa
triot, died today in a Rome
hospital.
She was a daughter OF
Gen. Ricciotti Garibaldi. whose
father. Giuseppe, fought fol-
uniflcation of Italy.
In World war I. Rosa Carl
baldi served as a nurse and
later devoted herself to aiding
the old and infirm. She suffered
q cerebral hemorrhage March
81 and remained unconscious
most Of the time until her
death. 4
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Wilson Poole, 81.
Scion of Settlers
In PooIesviIIe.

Wilson c. Poole, 81, a Mont
gomery County dairy farmer
whose ancestors first settled
Poolesville, Md. died Wednes-
day at the Frederick md Me-
mortal Hospital after a long ILL.,
ness.
Mr.. Poole, a native of Sell
man. was a former director OF
the Maryland and Virginia
Milk Producers Association,
Inc. He was a member of the
Montgomery County Farm Blu
reau and the Monocacy Lions
Club. He was a Mason and be-
longed to the Boumi Temple in
Baltimore.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Lois w. Poole. and a son
w. Clarke Poole, both of the
home address in Sellman. An
other son. william E. Poole
lives in Philadelphia. He also
is survived by five sisters. Mrs.
Mary Brown and Mrs. Grace
English. both Of GAINESVILLE,
Nd: Miss Sallie Poole Of Staten
Island. N. Y; Mrs. Eleanor
Mayor Of Bermuda. and Miss
Edna Poole of Pleasantville,
N. j.
Funeral services were held
this morning at the Presby-
terrain Church in -Poolesville
Burial was in Monocacy Gem
etery in Beallsville. Md.
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Frank Horper,7l,
PSC Member

BALTIMORE. April 4 R.-
Frank Harper. member Of the
Maryland Public Service Com
mission. was found dead in bed
at home yesterday. He was II.
Mr.. Harper had attended a
commission hearing Wednes-
day.
His current six-year term on
the commission was to have
expired in June Of next year.
Beginning as q rate clerk
with the commission q number
Of years ago. Mr.. Harper rose to
executive secretary and then
to commissioner. He had served
about 10 years on the commits
sion.
He is survived by his widow
Edna.
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Public Roads he was a research
engineer with the Michigan
State Highway Department. He
was considered a specialist on
soil research for low-cost roads.
Mr.. Olmstead was born In
Uniontown. Pa. He held a
bachelors degree from Waynes-
burg College and a masters
from the University of Michi-
gan.
He was a member Of Sigma
XII. the American Society of
Civil Engineers and the New
York Academy of Science.
Survivors include his wife.
the former Sarah Jenkins, of
the home address. 1902 South
Wakefield street, Arlington,
and his mother, Mrs. Bertha
Solomon Of Uniontown.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday afternoon at the
Gleason funeral home in
Uniontown.
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DeruiIed Cars Block
Main Southern Line

HURT. Va, April 4 R.-
Seven cars of a Southern Rail-
way freight train derailed here
today. blocking both tracks of
the Southern's main line. No
one was injured.
The derailment occurred in
the Southern's north yard. The
cause was not determined i'm
mediately. One Of the derailed
cars was loaded with oats and
the others were empty. q rail-
road spokesman said.
The train was travelling
south. rews were dispatched
to the scene to clear the tracks.
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President Gives
$1,000 for Mural
In Temple

President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover have given $1,000 toward
a mural in Elder Lightfoot
Solomon Michaux's Temple of
Freedom Under God, Mrs.
Michaux said today.
A check signed Mamie Else
hover" was received by Elder
Michaux on February IL. ac-
companied by a White House
note stating the check repre-
sented the First Family's
share" of the painting, Mrs.
Michaux added.
The President has been an
honorary deacon at the church
since before he went to the
White House, she said.
The $500 mural is described
as a memorial to the late
Stephen Early and Clark
Grifnth, who also were honor
airy deacons Of the church. The
mural is in the church at 203O
Georgia Ave. NV.
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R. T.Armentrout,
GSAForemun

Robert T. Armentrout. ~. q
foreman for the General Serv-
ices Administration, died Mon
day Of cancer in Baltimore.
Mr.. Armentrout was born in
the District and educated at
the public schools here. About
five years ago he moved 10
Baltimore. Most recently he
had worked at the new build
ing at Fort Meade.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Mary Jane Armentrout.
and three children, 10 Ann.
Kathleen. and Edward. all of
Baltimore: his mother. Mrs.
Catherine E. Armentrout. of
1911 Irving street NE: a
brother. Edward B. Armen-
trout, of Hyattsville, Md, and
two sisters. Mrs. Margaret
Hagner. of Alexandria, Va,
and Mrs. Kathleen Hall, of
Tampa. Fla.
Funeral services and burial
were held Wednesday in Balti-
more.
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Mrs. Hobicht, As,
Nurse, Wife of
Gulf Oil Dealer

Mrs. George w. Habicht, As
wife Of a Gulf Oil Corp. dealer
died Monday of q heart all
ment at her home. $500 Colo
RADIO avenue NV.
Mrs. Habicht. the former
Nettie Carol Sadler, was born
in Pamlico County. N. C. She
came to the District about 1890
and took a nursing course al
Episcopal Hospital. Before her
marriage she was employed al
st. Elizabeths Hospital.
She interrupted her nursing
career to raise her children
Last December she resumed
work at Episcopal Hospital. She
and her husband also owned a
farm in Marydel. Md.
Survivors include her hus-
band, Of the two home ad-
dresses; their three children,
Georgia Carol. Charles and
Ann Habicht. all of Marydel;
a son and daughter by a pre-
vious marriage. Joseph K.
Sparrow, of Marydel. and Mrs
Meris r. Karst. of FL Salvador:
her mother, Mrs. Martha D.
Sadler, and a brother and sis
ter. Lawrence T Sadler and
Mrs. Frank Meekins. all Of
Hobucken, N. c., and another
sister. Mrs. Edith S. Zeigler.
of 1901 Argonne place NV.
and brother, Wright A. Sadler,
Of Marydel.
Funeral services will be held
at 4 pm. today at the S. H.
Hines Co. funeral home. 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be tomorrow at Hobucken,
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William Dewey Foster. So
prominent Washington archi-
tect and leader in the fight
against the Capitol east front
alteration plans. died yesterday
of a heart attack. He was
stricken at his Office. 1886 Con-
necticut avenue NV. He lived
at 1922 @ street NV.
Mr.. Foster, an authority on
architectural restoration. also
designed many public buildings
and private homes. He was the
architect for the new State
Departm ent building. the
w Gather Bureau and the
Friendship residential develop
ment in Georgetown. He also
designed several post Offices
throughout the country and re-
stored the Octagon House.
President Madison's temporary
White House. at Eighteenth
street and New York avenue
N w.
He vigorously opposed plans
to extend the east front Of the
Capitol. He helped organize the
Committee to Preserve the
Capitol.
Asked Careful Restoration"
Speaking in behalf Of this
committee Mr.. Foster called
for a careful restoration OF
the old walls" pointing out that
the structure was "basically
sound" and that with our mod
ern techniques and materials
the repairs should be stronger
than the original pieces they
would replace"
Born in Kirksville. Mo-, Mr.
Foster studied at Massachu-
sets Institute of Technology
and served as a lieutenant in
the Camouflage Corps during
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Frank R. OImsteod, Expert
On Soils in Bureau of Roads

Frank r. Olmstead, SO, a
Government highway research
engineer. died Wednesday of a
heart attack in his office at
Gravelly Point, Va.
Mr.. Olmstead was super
visory highway research en-
gineer for the United States
Bureau Of Public Roads. He
served as senior soils specialist
and as assistant chief Of the
soil section. He also served as
chairman Of the Department
of Soil Investigations of the
Highway Research Board, Ma
tional Research Council.
On February IL, Mr.. Ohm
stead was cited by the Com
merce Department "for extraor-
binary vision and highly eff
fective leadership in the use
Of geologic. air-photo and ag-
ricultural soil information in
natural road development"
Before Joining the Bureau of
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Joseph B. Ivey,
Chain Retailer

CHARLOTTE. N. c.. April
4 R.-JoSeph Benjamin Ivey
80. founder Of j. B. Ivey g. Co.,
Methodist layman. writer. and
flower grower. died early today
in a hospital here.
In 1881 Mr.. Ivey began his
retailing career. and in 1900
began to build the six-store
chain that now does a $40 mil
lion annual business.
j. B. Ivey g. Co. has stores
in Ashville and Raleigh. N. c.:
Greenville. S. c., and Orlando
and Dayton& Beach, Fla.
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Soldiers Home Says
Device Is Not q Still

Soldiers Home officials said
today that a mechanical device
found in one of its attics yes
terday actually was q water
cooler.
Treasury agents investigat-
ing the case said the remains
they had checked were not a
still. 1t was described as a
still to photographers and re-
porters called to the scene by
a wrecking firm which dis
covered the device.
The old barracks in which
it was located is being torn
down to make room for q park
ing lot.
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DEATHS


BATTENFIELD. JOHN v. AND KATH-
ERINE r. In loving memory Of our
dear father, JOHN z BITTEN;
FIELD. who departed this LIE eiRht
Ss9rs s ssS t SSsS:r A0 Ka4HERSE Apc
BATTENFIELD who departed this
life thirty three years ago. March
DEVOTED CHILDREN, MABEL
WILLIAM BATTENFIELD.
BRADY, JOHN EDWARD. In Toying
goHs iEDS%A SS ssAD s10 who Sisd
April 4, 1855.
You are not forgotten, loved one.
As Ions as life and memory last.
We will remember thee.
We miss you now. our hearts are
As time 9oes By we miss you more:
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
MOTHER, DAD AND sisTER
CARRINGTON. JAMES W. AND NlCY
y. In sad but loving memory Of our
dear father, JAMES. W CARING
TON Eh %,s esd Ms ERalT M Sst S enc
died April l. 1851.
Until memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts.
THE CHILDREN.
membrane Of my dear son. FRAN
CHS r. COLE. Jr., who departed this
life twenty-nine years aGo, April 4.
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER.
HUNTINGTON, BLANCHE. Ia fond
BIANc 1TEInf buHs smSdS who SS'6 lsi
Us seyenteen wears aeo today April
The world may change from year
Our Ives X ysf from day 70 day.
But love and memory Of YOU, Mother
Shall never pass away.
BILL AND GLEN.
HEATHMAN, THOMAS A. In loving
I mr.s,morys Of ny dear husband,
away two years ago today April g.
t0 vi spv,, WIFE. MRS. KATIE
LEWIS, FANNIE L.. In loving remem.
pranwese e,,S 81 my dear VIE ItsANEi1t NM.
two years ago today. April 5. 1855
still loved, MISSED and always near
We look 70 God for guidance and
To make lie sweet. forever. dear.
LOVING HUSBAND, DIR. WILLIAM
MEREDITT. iII0UIs ", ST.. Sacred 70
stepGon, LOUIS +. MEREDITH. ST..
who passed away twenty-three years
ago today. April 4. 1888.
His passing left an emptiness
That no one else can NIL,
And yet somehow In many ways,
He Is really with US still
His goodness and his Kindness.
His wise and helpful WAYS,
These treasured things he left with
To bless Us all our days.
Nav his soul rest In peace.
HIS LONELY MOTHER, Ethel.
| MEREDITH LEE, AND STEP
FATHER, WILLIAM THOMAS
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Jenkins Rites Set

Funeral services for William
I. Jenkins. a retired Post Once
employe who died last Satur-
day In st. Petersburg, Fla,
have been set for 10 am. Mon
day in the chapel at Arlington
National Cemetery. Burial will
follow.
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Cole Porter Resting
Well After Surgery

NEW YORK. April 4 ~
Composer Cole Porter, who
underwent amputation of his
right leg. was reported in ex-
cellent condition today at the
Hardness Pavilion of Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center.
The leg was removed yester-
day because Of chronic osteo-
myelitis. Mr.. Porter. "a. had
been troubled by the bone
disease in the leg since he fell
from a horse in 1897.
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DFaths
TAYLOR, JAMES HARRISON. Jr. On

TAYLOR. JAMES HARRISON. Jr. on
M MsaHsSsoS ER5l . j Of JAMES E
Florida ave. NV. husband Of Marion
ur1 TsyoM Mrs. father sepes Of J M5s AndT s
Marion. Gabrielle. Faye Moniene.
James H. nj. LLOYD and David
Taylor. and son Of Mrs. Florence
COnhor. Also SURVIVING are two
Elizabeth Pendleton; one brother,
Charles W Taylor. two Rrandchil-
dren, other relatives and many
friends; After II noon Sunday;
at the Mcclure Funeral Home. $40
9th st. NV. Requiem mass will be
offered at st. Augnstlne's Catholic
Church. l71b 18th st NV, on Mon
CAT Gate S " heaven a' c.m a@ in'er%sn'
TERwIssE. ANTHONY 7. on Thurs
S Sfy ARF a 4 isSs HSq nsS5I0TS
TERWissE Of io1s FersrS dr.,
Silver Spring Md. beloved husband
Of Bessie Beali Terwisse, father OF
Mrs. Helen T. Benidt OF Menlo Park
srandchildren O services e. s al the s. Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 1901 14th
st. NV. on Saturday April s. at IL
am. parking facilities). Interment
GGIenEoOd Cemetery :.,ns In lieu o.
the American Cancer Fund.
WADE. ALICE EDNA FIELD. sud.
al s" her On residence TsSs' eses sheriff 'q rS
ne. ALICE EDNA FIELD VALE
wife Of William Wade. Also suryiv-
ing are one brother. the Rev. Ben
Sunts. two ' uncies ss one Sres, .uns;e,
other relatives and many. friends
After 5 pm, Friday. April Z. friends
may can At the Henry 8 Wash:
b SssSe ave- sons runf Fsner nHms Services
on Saturday. April 5, at / pm. ii
Cedar HeiShts, Nd. the Rev jane.
Carroll ofdciating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
WHEELER. SOPHIE n. on Tuesday.
sBFl II wH n fiissa ssu sSsD's y
the late Bennett and Harriet
Wheeler. sister Of the late Rev.
Clarence, Z wheeler and beloved
Home. BlT Pa. ave. Sc. on Monday.
April Z, at o an Requiem mass at
ST. Peters Church. at $50. IN.
Relatives and friends invited. In
tsrment Ney. Cathedral Cemetery,
WOLFE. LORETTA c. On Wednesday
ci 1904 haywood Dr.. Mount 10 Rainier e
Nd. beloved wife Of the late Abrs-
ham L. Wolfe and mother OF
Thomas W. Wolfe Funeral from
McDonalds Funeral Home. 4Bl
Commonwealth ave, Boston. Mass
Mass VIII be offered Monday. April Z,
for the repose Of her soul Intermeni
Quincy, Mass Local arTangements
by Valleys Funeral Home. 3
wORTHINGTON. ANNA BELLE. Of
4S05 Berwyn I'd. Colleee Park. Nd
on April J., 1858, mother Of Mrs
Alice L. Kelser, grandmother Of
Mrs Helen L. Luna. Mrs. Charlins
and Robert and John Worthington
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home. 1901 Cleveland ave. River
dale, Nd. on Saturday. April p,
sp,.1dU,i az cbure jnse cems..rI ssl''sin'
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINcoLN1l plot. black ,SS;2!
4-7l6s for further information
fORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-b sites,
7 desirable location. owner left area.
Box 342-Y, star
FORT LINCOLN--0arden Of the Apol-
7 ties, 2 burial rights, reduced. RE.
j.UD9B
PARKLAwN-4- site lot. Garden Of
: the Way Present price $3.50, sell
$500, terms. OIL. 2-ODs1
FORT LINCOLN plot, block %.
Garden Of Apostles. 5000. fcall LII.
2-6b3O foSlfurther informstions g.
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: Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial ALLOWANCE lDO
e16 II st. NE. Ii. 3-4SSO
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SHELDON. K. CHARLEs. on nn.,aar

April /. 1865. in Lindenhurstli ei Innc
DON Of 1908 Chain Bridge I'd. nv
beloved husband OF Katherine a.
Sheidon and father OF Carol l..
Birch Funeral Home. JO34 M al
Nv, after IL noon Friday. April 4
services ct st, Patrick's Episcopal
Church. Foxhall and Reservoir rds
Nv. on Saturday at IL noon. In
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorium

OT6LIldCOTluII
j. William Lees Sons Co.
X FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Alh St. and Mass. Ave. N. q. Ii. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
l24 r st. NV NO. 7-0l23
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SCHUYLER. EMILE. oraeers and men,
(tTA bers OF Sergeant JASPER
Unit No. 49, the America n
II Lesion Auxiliary. are re-
AHE ouested 20 attend the ftl-
N~ neral services Of our mast
4YN1D president EMILE ScHU-
,a- LER, on Thursday, April q.
rsoh, ~ . m. 81 the Warner y
humphrey Funeral Home. sl34 Ceor-
National Cemetery.
MRS: VIRGINIA DE FORCE. Pres.
MISS MARY CARROLL. secy.
SEAMAN; HOMER ?: On wednesday.
April 2, 1885, HOMER p SEAMAN
formerly of Summerhill. Pa be-.
loved husband Of Gertrude seaman
q, :olo Cool Spring I'd, Adelphl.
OF San Francisco, Calf, and War.
ren N; Seaman OF Beltsville. Nd
FUNERAL services will be held At the
" W Deal Funeral Home 4si2
"a. ave NV. on Saturday, April 3.
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
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RULoN r. sHEERS. Chaplain.

1I HsSs ai sSss s!s?. sSis ]!
Of Mrs. Emma q. spiyey, brother 81
Elizabeth Howe and william /.
spivey OF Cleveland, Ohio. and Elsie
spiy .s He also y survived by other :,
70 ssii at The Jarvis Funeral Chapel
1899 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held on Saturday,
April 3, ct 10 am. Interment Linz
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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JOSEPH REUTER-. Commander

LEAEr' E HENRY s.. s =, q PENNY Tssnss-
IEHBY Of IS seston pi' ne. pc
father he " Of susan r. and Henry 5
Lcany. ir: son OF John J. and
Agnes R Leahy, brother OF Marion.
John. Donald and Raymond IeAhy
FnnsrsI iron, from The he. T o = cS Eos n;in1
st. on Monday, April .. At $50
am REQUIEM mass at St Martin 5
Church at y an Relatives and
friendsIpinvited. Interment Ariins-
ton National Cemetery 3
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nURDETTE. BERNARD I. A specis

BUkDEITE, BERNARD I. sDecial
q communication of La Fa-
IN yette Lodge, No 10. P A
IN A. NJ. is called for . m.
M NO Saturday. April ), 1858.
NOX at the Masonic Temple,
NJ sol 18th st. NV for the
W purpose OF conducting the
Masonic burial services for our
late brother. BERNARD ! BUR-
BETTE BY order OF
RICHARD D; HODGE, Master.
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LEAkE. EDMAkD G.. On TUESDAY
18th ST. Sc. EDWARD C LEAKE.
the beloved father OF Cora v. Hicks.
Frances " Leake. cleatus H. Leake,
Mary Helen Smith. Catherine "A.
Toland and Madeline E. Tice. Fu-
neral from the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1891 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. on SATURDAY.. April 5. at
1880 am. Funeral services at 81.
Barnabas Episcopal Church. Oxon
Hill. Nd. At am. Relatives and
friends invi1ed. Interment church
cemetery
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BURDETTE, BERNARD I.

day. April ), 1855. at his residencs,
7l6 North Wakefield st. Arlington
Va. BERNARD l. BURDETTE, be-
loved husband OF Bertha B. Burdette.
father Of Mrs. Dorothy F. Loyeless
Mrs. Mary A. Colburn. He also Is
survived by four grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Ives Fu-
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington. Va. where funeral services
will be held on SATURDAY. April D..
at pm Interment Columbia Car
dens Cemetery.
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CALDWELL. LILLIAN NJ. on Thurs
day. April 3, 1858, LILLIAN "
scott Caldwell. mother Of Mrs. Don
NJ Clark Of Lincoln, Nebr; Mrs.
Harold E. Shelters Of Washington.
D. c., and Harold E. Caldwell Of
Orlando. Fla sister Of Charles c.
Brown Of Alliance, Ohio. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel 1885
Pennsylvania ave NV tcourtesy
parking oppositel. where services
will be held on Tuesday, April =.
At 9:45 am. InteTment Arltnston
National Cemetery