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the home address. l4i5 Tuck
erman street NV: two sons
George M. Lehman, OF 440e
Clearprook lane. Kensington,
and Donald !. Lehman. Of 5s07
Fifteenth place, HyattSville:
four sisters. Mrs. Andrew L,
Phillips. OF 1919 North lane,
Bethesda. Mrs. George II,
Sumerau and Mrs. Allen r,
Symms. both Of Augusta, Ga,
and Mrs. Robert T. Taylor. OF
Tarboro. N. c.
Also five brothers. Paul NJ.
Lehman, Of l4ll Ballard street,
Silver Spring; Burke B. Leh-
man. of ana Eleventh street
NV; Alfred c. Lehman. Of
Overland. Mo-, Lawrence L.
Lehman. Of Tahlequah. Okla.
and David L. Lehman. Of Bal
timore. and two grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2:30
pm. Saturday in the Lee fu-
neral home. Fourth and Massa-
chuSetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Alan B. Smith, 73,
Passenger Agent

Alan B. Smith. 73. retired
General Passenger Agent in
Washington for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. died yesterday
at his sons home in Arlington.
Employed by the railroad
here from l929-l939. Mr.. Smith
later moved to Pittsburgh TO
assume the same duties there.
He moved back to this area
in March. and stayed at 40l3
Lorcum lane with his son, 1t.
Col. Alan B. Smith, jr., USAF.
Mr.. Smith was a member of
the National Press Club. the
AlmaS Temple. and the Colum-
bia Country Club.
Another son, 1t. Col. Dan
L. Smith, USA. in France. and
a sister, Mrs. George c. Fair
banks, Oak Park. ILL., also sur
Vive.
Funeral services will be at
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum. Sat-
urday at IL am. Burial will
be at Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Constitution Ave.
Closing Delayed

The closing of Constitution
avenue between the Capitol and
the Senate Office Building for
construction work on the new
subway has been postponed
until next week.
The District Department of
Vehicles and Traffic said the
closing. which had been sched-
uled for today, was delayed to
permit traffic officials to COM
plete the planning of a detour
route and preparation of traffic
direction signs.
j. George Stewart, architect
of the Capitol, requested that
the street be closed for l80 days
between Delaware avenue and
First street NE.
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DR.. Brumbuck,
Chief of Surgery

HAGERSTowN, Md. May
(P DR.. Lynn H. Brumback. g.
yesr-old chief of surgery al
Washington County Hospital
died suddenly yesterday while
visiting patients in the hospital
He died shortly after collap-
sing from a heart attack.
A graduate Of the University
Of Virginia and the University
Of Maryland Medical School
DR.. BrumbacS interned at Uni
versity and Mercy hospitals in
Baltimore.
Survivors include his widow.
the former Mary Thorne OF
Martinsburg. w. Va. and a son
DR.. Frank E. Brumback OF
Hagerstown.
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,rs ocTAvIAv Am THOMAS M

HINES, OCTAvIA v. AND THOMAS N.
In loving memory OF OCTAVlA v.
HINES, who departed this lie eignt-
sGrt ana THOMAS M HINES who passed
away May 6, 1899. r.,,,,v
JENKINS, ELENA HAWKINS. Tran;
scended time and space for eternal
happiness ten years ago today.
She leaves behind her the mem
oTy and guidance Of devoted wife
mother and Christian friend.
THE FAMILY.
MAIN, NELLIE IRENE. In iondeIs,t
memory OF my dear sister, NELLIE
IRENE MAIN ysny ,sn Eno to9aS aepar'sMd Nav 'nss
1887.
When God took you home to Heaven
I couldn't understand.
II seemed ! always had you here
To lend helping hand.
To help me when ] needed help,
To tell my troubles to,
Just how much i miss you
And when my call to follow comes
Where you have gone before,
] hope TO see you waiting
To meet me at Heavens door,
The stars seem dim. as l whisper
Ny own sweet sister, ] miss you so.
SISTER, ALMA.
SUTTON, JULIA A. A loving tribute
70 our beloved mother: JuLlA a.
SUTTON. Who sied tEeiVe years
In our midst, you silently live, 49,
ouardins your children DAY BY
Praying uS 70 God to guide our way,
So well see Him with you some
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, RUTH
AND ETHEL.
TATE, THOMAS. In loving memory
Of our dear father THOMAS TALE, y.
today. May s, 1919,
ALTHOUGH liie'' sun for each must
Those whom we love we never
W The CHILDREN.
FANNIE B.. In loving
memory OF my dear beloved wife,
FANNIE B. WILLIAMS, who passed
1851
TIL memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in my heart
Time takes away the edge Of grief,
But memory turns back every leaf
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, W. B.
WILLIAMS
WILLIS, MARTHA J. A tribute Of love
and devotion 10 the memory OF our
dear friend. MARTHA J. WILLIS
who left us Nav =, 1916.
The years have changed many things
But this one thing is true;
Time and space cannot erase
Your dear memory from our hearts
YOUR TRUE FRIENDS AND PALS
MAGGIE JACKSON. SEYMOUR
BURKE AND nLER DAY
WILLIS, j. MARTHA. In loving mem.
oTy Of our dear friend, MARTHA
J. WILLIS, who passed away MaJ
8. 1946.
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break, but all In vain
To have, to love, then to part.
Is the sreatest sorrow Of our hearts
YOUR LOVING PALS, SEYMOUR
9uRkE, MAGGIE JACKSON
fLLER DAY
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james McCusker,
Willard Burkeep

James J. Mccusker. veteran
bartender at the Willard Ho-
tel and other establishments
here. died yesterday az his
home, 3039 @ street NV. He
would have been rs on Sunday.
A native Of New York. he
came to Washington in 1914.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs.
Grace McCusker. and a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Muriel Gonder. both
of the @ street address; a son.
James J. McCusker, jr.. Of Sta
ten Island. N. Y: three grand
children and two great-grand-
children.
A requiem mass will be said
at 10 am. Saturday in the
Church of the Epiphany. 27l2
Dumbarton avenue NV. Burial
will be in Staten Island.
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S. P. Sorensen,
Admiral Dewey's
Fuvorite BuqIer

SARATOGA. Calf. May Q
R.-The man who stood at
Admiral George Dewey's arm
when he gave the famous COM
mand Fire when ready Grid
ley" at Manila Bay In 1898. died
yesterday.
He was Samuel p. Sorensen.
SO. retired Southern Pacific
Railway clerk.
Mr.. Sorensen was Admiral
Dewey's favorite bugler and
orderly when the famous COM
mand was given 10 Capt.
Charles Gridley OF the cruiser
Olympia on May /. 1898. The
Spanish feet was destroyed In
that battle.
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Dr.. [. |. Hendren

ATHENS. Ga. May 8 (Pl.-
DR.. L. L. Hendren. IS. a mem
Der of the University OF Georgia
faculty for AZ years before his
retirement in 1850. died yester-
day He served at various
times as professor Of physics
and astronomy. dean of ad-
ministration. dean of faculties
and dean Of the College of Arts
and Sciences.
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Lewyn c. Duvis.
School Official

CUMBERLAND, May. 8 IFl.
-Lewyn c. Davis, 53-year-old
supervisor of junior high schools
for the Allegany County Board
of Education, died of pneu-
monia yesterday in a Cumber-
land hospital.
Mr.. Davis had been active in
recent years in the Maryland
State Teachers Association,
serving on its teacher welfare
committee.
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Henry l. Wilson

CARBoNDALE, ILL.,. May Q
P.-Henry L. Wilson. SO. as
sociate professor Of literature
at Southern Illinois University
since 1916. was killed yester-
day In a car-train collision. He
formerly had taught at the
University Of Colorado. Purdue
University. Drake University,
the University of Idaho and
the University OF Iowa. He was
born In Usage. Iowa.
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Mrs. Clugett,
District Native

Mrs. Claire Manning Clag-
EFT, 66. a native and resident
of Washington for so years.
died today at Kensington Gar
dens Md Sanitarium.
A former wife of the late
Judge Brice Clagett of the
Municipal Court of Appeals,
she suffered a fall in January
at her home, 1854 Columbia
road NV, and had been in
hospitals since then.
Surviving are two sons, Man
ming Clagett of Madison, Wis,
and six grandchildren.
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Marjorie Howard

NEW YORK, May 8 (R.-
Miss Marjorie Howard, 80,
fashion expert and retired mag
azine editor died yesterday.
She was a former Paris fashion
editor for Vogue Magazine and
later directed the Paris bureau
of Harper's Bazaar. She also
served as fashion editor for the
Woman's Home Companion.
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james {. Knox

JOHNSTOWN. N. Y. May 8
CPJ.-James E. Knox, 65, chair
man OF the gelatin firm Of
Charles B. Knox Co.. Inc, died
last night. He had been in
failing health for the last two
years. Mr.. Knox succeeded his
mother as board chairman Of
the company on January l6,
1856. after her death.
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Irving A. Lehman Dies;
Veteran Treasury Aide

Irving Augustus Lehman veteran Treasury Department
oer and churchman died yesterday at Hahnemann Hospital
after two-year illness He &c.
Mr. Lehman employed by the Federal Government 4s
When he retired In 1855 he received the Albert Gaatn
Award highest recognition civilian workers by the
Treasury Department
He was a member Of the board and finance ofheer Of
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Nnuriltnp

eEelITZ. SAMUEL. There will be
an vnveilint q . monpmsni, te the q
nszo" s.Io,.S q .e' Sussane asS sAASfl " Mania %
Ttplitl and father of Anne sllyer-
man and Frances Cohen. on sunday.
MAY n, 1888, Al p.ma at the
ID. e Lodae Cemetery, 18TH ~
..sss .ss hl.SsIna ,I,.nSs invited Sys; '' Relatives
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ttarh uf Thanka

AInKR, BLANCHE NJ. The family Of
tht late BLANCHE N. ALBER wishes
70 express our sincere gratltuae Ana
Who sent cards ana flowers, 10 those
who visited Us or phoned, rendered
services ana donated cars. and 10
aii who IN any wav aided during
cur recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
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ven elites . eofe ol thsaks 10
re sleI msas . ased which cen
Asrtly u sslssd N cay eiAei sey
Net saly . 4 . eFeeisus expression
81 gratitude 10 those vho hove seat
lIsFsl ,rIbalss bu, olso eou'.sousl,
sekaevIsdsss the ts0iess eas
klnsnessss o. the maaV 10 wAom
. ps'soael note o. ihoaks comet
ssI bs mailed o. sAoss aemss
sad sddEssa ore asl kaevn
lasattlen el q cord ei thoaks
may be susassd b. telephone 10
Ths Sia'. ST $500
The Evening and Sundoy sto'
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In Mrmuriant

49, N~ $@s S
BRAXTON, GEORGE A.. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father. GEORGE A. BRAXTON, who
departed this life 1ve years ago
today May s, 1858.
Your memories are a keepsake
With which we will never part:
hSHsn s iOf havs nas YOU YOU R s1s our set
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, ANNE
JAMES BRAxToN AND ALMEDA
HARRIS.
CLARENCE L. In low
ing memory of my dear HUSBAND,
CLARENCE L, CONVICTION, VINO
died May s. 1857.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon a silent grave:
In Il hes loved one
| l0ved, but could not save.
In my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly. tenderly. fond and true!
There is not day, my darling
That l do not think Of you,
HALLMAN, MYRA; In memory Of my
passed away two years ago today,
May 8, 1856.
Deep in my heart lies picture
A picture OF my dear Mother,
Whose memories will never grow
old.
A beautiful life that came to an
end,
She died as she lived, everyone's s
friend
sleep on, Mother, and take thy rest,
! loved you so much, but God knew
hest
HER DAUGHTER, coRRINq HIcK-
MAN
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DEATHS
Announcements A oil

Announcements OF
Services BY Chambers
KOSko, Frank W W Chambers Co
Lewis, Eugene W. w. W. Chambers 20.
] Anderson, Axel J.
Jackson, W. W. Chambers 10.
Jerome G.
Wells, Ann NJ, W. W, Chambers 70.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st and Mass Ave NE Ii. $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 R st. NV. NO. 7-0l3S
lAs
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BoRLANSp, NELLIE I; ]. r, { On @ weSess- wesSHss

9syASR dsy Msy ti5s is5s. NELLIE LII yes6ss soR.
LAND Of 440l 2Sth pl, Mount
Rainier. Md. beloved wife OF the
late George r. Borland, mother Of
Mrs. Ruth Harris and Mrs. Mar
garet Lamb She also is survived
tGur FrenSs snd naS mas
cali at the Nalley Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave. ne. Viewing on Thursday and
Friday. May s and 2, from to
10 pm. Funeral services will be
held on Saturday. MAY 10, at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited,
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 9
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CEMETERY LOTS
Fort LlNcoLN-cemetery cryptS, 10
u. Gated In Garden OF AEpstleS; by
{ evnsr, excel price LUr 2-hb5o.
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BOLER, ELLA. Suddenly, on Tues
day, May 8, 1865. at Freedmen S
Hospital, MRS, ELLA BOILER, be-
loved wife of Leslie Boiler OF 6602
H St, Jefferson Heights, Nd. She
also is survived by one daughter.
sisters. Mrs. Wilhelmina Milliner.
GLADYS and Lucille Henderson: three
brothers, Clarencei Ralph and John
Henderson, and other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Thurs
day. May :, friends may call at
Funeral Home, 1925 Deane ave.
ne, where services will be held
on Friday, May ., at | pm.
Interment WoodlaWn Cemetery
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sHEAHAN. wALrER MELBOURNE, on
dablss. va I, ths sss ssf ef AZ, Wal.
TER MELBOURNE BilkAHAN Of 1851
Forest Td,, New haysn. Conn. hn.-
slssr ssRs q Ai nr; Sa'Ssss bss,d Fp sssssS ssssR
Walter p, aheahan and Poll
aheAhAn, hrother OF Mrs, Katherine
Burns and Mrs, Elisabeth polan,
Also surviving are nine grandehil.
arsn ,,1asn pnansfa ,srtiss, VIZ in. s es hs,a
sa sp 'upaywsnissssr Me- 3 sons NV R,nsTsl smil
Home. 1901 Chapel a., New Haven,
church, there viii be ! solemn high
Lawrence Cemetery,
SMITH, MARY S. ALICE x sn;; ASsll,i h ,2pp
SMITH. beloved wife Of trenton /.
Smith. mother Of Frlness B, Wa.
eSs ssiomGS snd Ass si'r .Sd y,ll'm SIns K:sfl ne
isnIsS,, my uusI, sal 4 nom:. me fs9srfi fsI
u Sc. until friday. May o. Id
Miehseia Church Ridss Nd, a
n'a3 AN, Relatives and friends
invited interment church Gene
terv,
sTEfHfNS, CHARLES. suddenly, on
wfsnfusSsy .T udsy, Ne lgSs ssrkspb,TSNs ~ Tss;
OF s.5 North Capitol st Prayers
at the Rinaldl Funeral Home, SIG
"A 81. ne, on Friday May y, AZ
Slu am, REQUIEM mass a. 81
AloySlua Catholic Church, North
Capitol and Eye sts., at y am. In
terment Congressional Cemetery.
TAuBERscHMIDT, JOHN A. on TUES
day, May D, 1888, JOHN A., TAU
BERSCHMTDT, husband Of Minnie
MArearet TAuberschmldt, father. OF
brother of Anna NJ. Taubersehmldt
and grandfather OF John and james
oaWisr's Chapel 1855 "a, ave. Nv.
. sS0SIS''w pm wtanssasy, hsaaas 0HT Nay where
services viii be held on Fridav,
Lincoln Cemetery,
TAUBERsCHMIDT JOHN A. A spe-
a cial Communication OF PEN
m talpha Lodge, No. -. r.
IN A. A. NJ, Is called for /
MCNA pm. Friday, May q, 1858,
XNNW for the purpose OF conduct
[NN ing Masonic burial rites for
" our late brother, JOHN A.
TAuBERSCHMfDT
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HUGHES. MADELINE. On Tuesday.
May q, 1858, at GEORGETOWN Univer-
sity Hospital. MADELINE HUGHES
OF Kingston, Pa, beloved wife Of
Michael Hughes and mother Of
Mary Hughes OF Pennsylvania, George
Hughes of Washington, d. c.: DR..
j. J. Hughes of Arlington and
Washington. Mrs. HueheS was
transported to the McLaughlin Fu-
neral Home at KINGSTON, Pa.
Requiem mass will be offered on
Saturday morning. Interment St.
Mary's Cemetery. wilkes Barre, Pa
Local arrangements by the Robert j.
Murphy Funeral Home. Arlington,
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Hsg lsss, A a. vHIns ATlingt0n is HosDital;; a !;
Minnie Bleyins and father OF Charles
Thomas Bleyins. He also Is sur
viyed By two sisters and hve broth
efs. Friends may call at the
Money 4 King Funeral Home, III
servis.. M 'S MI Ss's BE- % Ssld ON S" FTidsy.
May o. at GAS am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery
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May S, 1858. at her residence,
4Si9 Rockford DR., Hyattsville, Md;
HULDA Z. HUNTER, beloved sister of
Mrs. Gertrude Wordstrom Of AR
washington, D. c., and Paul Hunter
OF New Jersey. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass ave. ne, where prayers
will be offered on Saturday, May 10,
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery
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IRONFIELD. NATHANIEL B. On Tues

day. May Q, 1903, at the Naval
B IRoNFIELD Of sci Maryland
ave. ne. beloved husband of Mrs.
Kathryn M Ironfleld, stepfather OF
Edward J Nealon, brother of Mrs.
Neil Greenwell, Mrs Mabel Thomp-
son and Mrs. Bess McGonigl.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne,
until Q am Friday, May o. Re-
quiem mass will be offered at st;
Joseph's Catholic Church, I'd and
Arlington National Cemetery. 8
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BRoADIE, REV. ROBERT. On Tues-

day, May 9, 1858, at District Cen
erAi Hospital. REV. ROBERT
BRoADIE, devoted husband Of Bessie
Broadie, father Of Nathaniel Broadie
and Ethel Onley He also leaves
friends. Remains will lie in state
At the Potomac Baptist Church, 524
55th st. ne, from 3 pm. Friday,
May q, until ~ noon Saturday
May 10. Funeral services on Satur-
day, May 10. at pm, at the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, 719 Divi-
sion ave. ne. the Rev. Tyler Of
nciating. Interment In Carver Me-
mortal Cemetery %
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CARPENTER, RALPH BROWN O

Monday, May 5, 1888, in q Phiia-
delphia hospital. RALPH BROWN
CARPENTER, beloved husband Of
z. Page Carpenter OF cuipeper, va
Friends are invited to call at the
Clore Funeral Home. Culpeper, Va
until Friday, May r. at pm
EST; after that time at the Bethel
BAPTIST Church, where services will
be held At 2.30 pm, EST Inter-
D1tnt FRirview Cemetery q
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denly. on wednesday, May z, 1858.
RAYMOND D HENDERSON Of 3SO7
5Sth ave, Cheverly, Nd. beloved
husband Of Lillian z. Henderson
and father of Donald r. and WAYNE
C. Henderson, son Of Lottie NJ. and
survived BY his sister. Florence E
Mllstead Relatives and friends may
call at the Gasch Funeral Home.
4539 Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille,
Nd, until 1910 am Saturday May
-; thence TO the Fort Lincoln
will be held at 10 noon. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Ex-
pressions Of sympathy may be sent
TO the Heart Association OF Prince
Georges County, 43l4 Hamilton ST !.
HyattSyille, Nd q
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HENDERSON,. RAYMOND. Members

,,uRhS and friends Of Cheveriy
Nk Post, No los, American
{NEs Lesion, are requested to
attend Legion services for
our late Comrade, RAY
H4 MOND HENDERSON, at
NDN the Gasch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville,
Nd, on Friday, May q, 1888, at
pm. II has been requested that
donations for flowers be sent to
the Heart Fund
THOMAS WARING, Commander.
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Draths

AARON, SARAH, on wednesday. May
ihsS. SARAH AARON. beloved
mother Of Mrs Florence Kaplan Of
Washington, D c.: Jack. Aaron oi
MTs' Mary Gold. both Of Atlantic
Clty, N, J.. and Mrs. Rose Deutseh
of brooklyn. N. Y. She also t
survived By two brothers and one
sister, Henry and Harry oxenpurg
sne Mrs, Fannie LsvsnthaL L.raln,l AZ q
.shinSS0 .S sS nine p G sn sEsnHfn
services at the e. D. doldberR 4
NV, on Thursday. MAY :. at 2:i5
pm. Interment AdaS Israel Gene
terry. In mourning at 402l 9th
st. NV. Apt 2O4 Family requests
IL lieu Of flowers, contributions be
made 10 the Hebrew Home for the
Aeed.
ANDERSON. AxEL j.. OF 1925 Lamont
st. NV. on May, Z. 1855, husband
OF Lille = Anderson, father Of
Allen J. Anderson and brother OF
qustaye Anderson; Services a.
Chambers Funeral Home, 400
Chaplin St. NV, on Friday, May
y, at pm
ANDERSON. AxEL ]. Members Of
:s!!!:5 y; tT;:lias I;s' 5.ES5:: E;sis@ III :5i
Be held for our late COM
rade, AXEL J. ANDERSON.
B By the Guard OF Honor on
Thursday. May s, 1858, at
sp.m, at Chambers Funeral Home,
1890 Chaplin ST. NV.
WILLIAM =. LUCKETT. Comdr.
JOHN F. THOMPSON, Adjt.
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SdNOIs JOhN MAI ImOND. On Iuek-
day, May q, 1855. JOHN RAYMOND
SAVOY Of 1927 S ST. NV, beloved
husband OF Charlita SAVOY. father
of John Raymond Savoy, jr.: son
OF Wilma Greenlee of New York
City, N Y, and James Raymond
Savoy, son-in-law OF Mr. and Mrs
Lawrence A. Lee, nephew of Mrs
Jennie Harper and Mrs. Gertrude
StarkS OF New York City, N Y
Mrs Lottie Miller and Mrs. Saddle
Anderson Of Augusta, Ga. He also
is survived by other relatives ant
MAY s, friends are invited to cal
at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, l4J.
You ST. NV. Mass for the repoSt
OF the soul will be celebrated or
Friday, May q, at 9 am. at st
Augustines Catholic Church In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 3
SMITH, ALAN BRONSON. on wednes.
day. May z. 1858. ALAN BRONSON
SMITH Of 4013 Lorcum lane. Arling
ton. Va. husband Of the late Clair
c. Smith, father Of 1t, Col. Dan L
Smith, USA: 1t. Col. Alan B. Smith
jr., USAF. and brother of Mrs
George c. Fairbanks of Oak Park. III
Friends may call At the Chevy Chas,
Funeral Home 5lO3 Wisconsin ave
NV. from 2 IN. 70 pm. friday
May 2. Services at the Mausoleun
Chapel Fort Lincoln Cemetery. OF
Saturday May 10, at hi a. m. In
terment private
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MAnoNEY, LLlzABETH PAULINE. Q

town University Hospital ELIZA
h Sife Of inh William Aihfo Il MshoneS Se'oye' it
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Michae
p Grant and sister of James W
and Bernard NJ Grant, Mrs Flor
enee O Boratenske. Mrs Olivini
K Fissell and Mrs Anita Moore
Funeral Home. 2224 Wisconsin ave
NV, after 10 an Wednesday, Ma
2. Funeral from the above funera
home on Friday, May y. at 9:3C
am: thence to Our Lady OF Victor!
Church; 4S35 Macarthur, plyd; NV.
at 10 am Interment ArlinRtoI
National ramafarv =
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JACKSON. JEROME c. OF 15OO South

Barton St, Arlington. Va, on May
:, 1858. husband of Helen Jack
son, father OF Patricia Ann Jack
son, son OF Mr.. and Mrs B. Jack
son of Hugnesville, Nd, and brother
of Marie, Harold and Joseph Jack
son. Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 301? NJ st. NV, from
L. noon to 10 pm Thursday, May
\ Services at the Trinity Epis-
copal Church. South Wayne St. and
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va on
Friday. May q, at q am, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Donations are requested to the
American Cancer Snciety
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TUESDAY, May 8. 1855, at the
pitaL RoBERT JAMES WEIR, sr
Of 5O7 Albany ave Takoma Park,
saS,, Mf hSSHsnfb ~ Risb,tS 81 Ruth ana sobeHt Me
Weir. ir.. and Mrs. Ralph Golato;
brother Of Mrs.N william Douglas,
Mrs. Marie Hoebee. Albert O.. and
william Weir Mr.. Weir rests at
the Warner T. Pumphrey Funeral
Home aome 4y4 9e9ssis s,visss ass Nj Sii's, &,
held on Friday. May y, at $3.50 q m.
(parkine facilitiesI. Interment Ar
rlinBton National Cemetery.
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HAAS. InHN Y nn rhnrsdar M

HAAS, JOHN 4. On THURSDAY, MAY
4, 1855, at the Carroll Hail sani-
tarium, JOHN z, HAAS Of 560l 18th
T. Haas. father of Mrs Nancy H
Parsons and Robert 7. Haas: brother
Of Mrs. Harry Buekman OF Lompoc,
Calf Services al the s. II Hines
Co Funeral Home, 290l lIth st.
nv nv on Frlaesyi e,y NAY " az ! am
Leacock Cemetery, Lancaster County.
Pa, on Saturday, May 10. NORTH
umberland, Pa, papers please CODY }
Evening star., 1958-05-08

'I s ~ nt msmBers q q DysT WIFI FannsiI neil
Post, No. $50, American
i Legion, Vienna Va, are
hereby notified Of the death
Of Member BURTON r.
BLEVINS, and are re-
auested TO attend the fu-
neral services, which will be held
on Friday. May ., 1865, at 9:45
an, at the Money & King Funeral
Home, Vienna, Va. Interment Ar
lineton National Cemetery, IL am
A. p DE VAIKNEER. Comdr.
Va WATTS Adfutant
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18th st NV NV ALICE MAE Brown,
mother Of Miss Josephine Brown and
sister. OF Mrs. Charles Pringle.
Friends may 5ay. esll a. the Birch ar Eu-
II am. Thursday, May s, where
services will be held at 7:30 pm.
Interment Bayside Cemetery, Pots
dam, N. Y. s
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GAMER, JOHN. Suddenly. on Mon
day, MAY 5, 1854 at HaRerstown,
Nd, JOHN GAMBER Friends may
call at the Money A King Funeral
Home' t1 Maple ssIs,ts ave WE, wes| siehssi hsid
on Friday, May .. at 1915 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1958-05-08

8, 1883, BELLE BROWN of 1885
~ st nv AIt; Rin;sr ,, deySted S ,6TsISG mother
Browner, Mrs. Dorothy Curtwright,
Mrs. Georgia Graham. Charles w.
and Thomas Z, Brown She also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. Remains r..as may be viewed vsd
Barnes & Matthews Funeral Home,
3ol9 l4th ST., NV. 4th ST. at
Spring rdD. where funeral will be
held on Saturday, May 10, at
pm. lnterment Lincoln Memorial