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Husband Sev.s
Stabbing Was
Like Dream

John Mullis. jr., told a Dis
trict Court jury today that the
April rs stabbing of his girl
friend by Mrs. Mullis was ''like
a dream-a nightmare"
The 29-year-old husband took
the witness stand again as the
second-degree murder trial OF
his wife, Mrs. Onie B. Mullis,
entered its third day.
The 25-year-old housewife,
Of the 100 block of North Ken
sington street, Arlington. is
charged with the fatal stabbing
of Miss Kathryn Joyce of the
S40O block of Twenty NTH
street Sc, after Mrs. Mullis
found her husband and Miss
Joyce in a car together in the
24O0 block Of Savannah street
Sc.
Couldn't Break Away
Mr.. Mullis further described
his year-long affair with Miss
Joyce. Asked why he didn't
break away" from the other
woman and return to his wife
and daughter, Mr.. Mullis said,
Il couldn't. / wanted to, but I
couldn't"
Mrs. Mullis' attorneys have
injected two defenSes into the
trial-self-defense and tempo
rary insanity.
Describing the scene of the
Stabbing, Mr.. Mullis said he
had met Miss Joyce in front of
her apartment on April 26 and
was making love" to her in his
car when Mrs. Mullis drove up
in a borrowed automobile.
Describes Action
He said he pretended he was
asleep, "but my wife slapped
me once or twice, and slapped
her." Showing Mrs. Mullis into
the borrowed car. Mr.. Mullis
said he drove his wife around
to Savannah street.
She began screaming. She
acted like a nut" he said.
Mr. Mullis said they got out
Of the car, and Miss Joyce
walked up.
Evidently that's when she
stabbed Kathryn, Mr.. Mullis
said. 1T must have scared the
| living daylights out of me-"
He said that when he
snapped out of it," he looked
up the street and saw the two
women.
Il thought my wife had
knocked Kathryn down with
her fist. Then I saw the blood, "
Mr.. Mullis said he then 'hol-
Tered for an ambulance"
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| He leaves his wife. Mary
Hughes Carroll, and five chill
dren, Arthur Francis, Susanna.
Mary Ellen, Kathleen and Pat
ricia Ryan Carroll. all of the
home address, 1908 Cedar park
way, Chevy Chase, Md. Mass
will be said at 10 am. Wednes-
day in Blessed Sacrament
Church, COOL Western avenue
NV, with burial in Mt. Olivet
Cemetery.
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conferences of the League Of
Nations, the International La
Dor Office, and the United Ma
tons as a representative Of the
United States Government.
Last summer she was a mem
Der of the official United States
delegation to the meeting of
the International Statistical
Institute in Stockholm. Also
she was a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Amer
lean Economic Association.
Many Accomplishments
Her earlier professional ac-
tivities included contributions
TO the First Regional Plan OF
New York City and Environs
She was a member of the stats
of the Emergency Fleet Corp
during World War I, the Fed
eral Reserve Board from 1918
to 1929, and the Agriculture De-
partment from 1929 to 1884
She was the author of numer-
Gus Government bulletins and
also contributed to professional
/ journals, especially in the field
of consumer economics, levels
of living and international la
Dor conditions.
Active in the American Asso-
citation of University Women
DR.. Williams represented it or
the Consumer Goods Standards
Board of the American Stand
ards Association. She was one
of the leaders in the successful
movement to eliminate racia'
discrimination in the Washing
ton branch.
Wellesley Graduate
A native of Utica, n. Y, she
was graduated from Wellesley
College in 1915 and took mel
doctorate in economics at Co.
lumbia in 1924.
She was a fellow of thekAmer-
lican Statistical Association. the
Econometric Society, Tau Zets
Epsilon, an honorary society al
Wellesley, the League of Womer
Voters. and All Souls Unitarian
| Church.
! Besides her husband, she
leaves two children, Mrs, vii.
liam c. Hill, of Grand Island
N. Y. and Thomas Lorimer, {
graduate student at the NORTH
Carolina State Agriculture
College, and a sister. G. Dorothy
Williams, of West Winfield
IN. Y.
Memorial services will be helC
at All Souls Church. Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV, a
$3.50 pm. Thursday.
The family asks that memor'
ial contributions be made Il
the activities in which DR.. Will
Iliams was interested.
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among an army convoy of $40
men by exploding land mines
Rebels also claimed 3 police
were killed and 10 wounded in
an attack on a police station
near Sancti SpirituS in Las
Villas.
Dispatches to Havana saio
rebels bombed a number OF
business establishments in
Santa Clara, capital of Las
Villas. Informed sources ir
Havana said police had seized
rebel maps and plans to bonn
bard the capital and had ar
rested an unspecified number
of suspected rebels.
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John W. Love,
COIuImnist

CLEVELAND, Sept. % (AP)
John w. Love. IS, Cleveland
Press bushes editor aAd col.
umnist, died last night. appar-
emily of a heart attack suffered
while driving to work. The
automobile crossed a center
dividing strip and struck q
tree. Mr.. Loves business col
umn appeared in the Press and
other Scripps-Howard papers.
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Mrs. {. A. Ehrmun

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Sept. q
(AP) Mrs. E. A. Ehrman. 80
daughter of the republic Of
Panama's first President. died
Saturday after a long illness
Her father. the late Manuel
Amador. became President Of
the republic when it achieved
independence from Colombia in
1903. Her husband died in 1918
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Wells F. Anderson

BUFFALO. N. Y, Sept. %
(AP).-Wells F. Anderson, Sc,
a director and senior vice presi-
dent of the National Gypsum
Co., died yesterday at a hos
pital after a long illness. He
Joined the company in 1861. He
was production manager for
the Reynolds Metals Co. In
Richmond, Va, from 1945 to
1851. Before that he was as
ISOLATED with the U. S. Gypsum
Co. of Chicago for 10 years.
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Faith Williams Dies;
Government Economist

DR.. Faith M. Williams, ga,
widely known Labor Depart
ment economist who was an
expert on international labor
conditions. died Saturday at the
BasSett Memorial Hospital in
Cooperstown, N. Y.
She had been under treat
ment for cancer for the past
six years, but continued to work
until two weeks before her
death.
DR.. Williams was the wife Of
Frank Lorimer, professor Of So
GEOLOGY at American University.
whom she married in 1922. She
used her maiden name profess
sionally. The couple lived at
1880 Chesapeake street NV,
and also maintained a home at
West Winfield, N. Y.
Received Award
DR.. Williams received the La
Dor Departments Distinguished
Service Award last March for
her contributions to consumer
economics. She had been a
member of the staff Of the De-
partment's Bureau Of Labor
Statistics since 1884.
AS former chief of the cost
of living division, she was in
charge Of the cost of living in
dex and studies Of family in
come and expenditures.
She later was in charge of
studies of foreign labor condi-
tons in the Bureau of Labor
Statistics and since 1852 had
been chief of the Bureaus Of
fee of Labor Economics.
DR.. Williams took part in
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Donald J. Gardner

LOS ANGELES, Sept. q
(AP) Donald J. Gardner, 26
a television actor and dialogue
director, was killed yesterday
in an auto accident near NAL
ibu. He had appeared in more
than 30 televiSion productions
For the last year he had served
as dialogue director for the
Perry Mason show.
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Leslie D. KimbIe

CORNING, N. Y, Sept. %
(AP) Leslie d. Kimble, IS, as
sistant to the publisher Of the
Corning Leader, died Saturday
of a heart attack. He Joined the
staff of the newspaper SO years
ago as a reporter, became man.
aging editor in 1890 and assists
ant to the publisher in 1854.
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Robertson 6. Hunter

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Sept. %
(AP) Robertson @. Hunter
80, who retired in 1913 as vice
president and actuary Of the
Equitable Life Insurance Co. Of
Iowa, died yesterday. A native
of Scotland, he had been with
the firm 80 years.
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Ednyfed H. Williams

CHICAGO. Sept. % (AP).-
Ednyfed H. Williams, 76, former
Illinois Racing Board chairman
and a past president of the
National Association of Facing
Commissioners, died Ss rday.
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Superior's Area

DULUTH. - Lake Superior,
largest of the Great Lakes, con-
tains about 81, 800 square miles.
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BRINKLEY. JOHN EVERETT. In Low
BRINKLEY, who departed this life
September 20. 1855.
May he rest in peace
CATHERINE E. KENNY.
CROZIER. EUGENE ]. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear son, EUGENE
AAa j CROZIER, who died for his
country sixteen years ago
I today. September %, 1912.
Today is day of remem-
And many sad regrets;
A day l shall always remember,
When the rest Of the world forsets.
II all the world we're mine to give,
I'd give il, yes, and more,
To see the face Of my dear boy
Come smiling through the door.
DEVOTED MOTHER.
CROZIER. STAFF sERGT. EUGENE
JOSEPH. In sad but loving
49,. memory OF our dear brother,
" STAFF sERGT, EUGENE 10
IA SEPH CROZIER, who passed
LE away sixteen years ago today,
September 30. 1912, while
serving his country.
Let us think of him today,
Sleeping. resting lust away;
Resting where peace is all.
Keep him, dear God
Until We reach that heavenly shore,
Then, o dear God let us have him
Just to love him as before.
LOVING SISTER AND BROTHER,
DORSEY, WILLIAM BARBER. A sacred
tribute to the memory Of out loved
one WILLIAM BARBER DORSEY
who left US two wears ago TO-DAY
September %, 1856. In eur hearts
FRANCES Dorsey FOUNTAIN AMI
FAMILY.
HARVEY. WILLIAM E. In loving mem:
DRY of my dear husband, WILL AN
E. HARVEY, who passed away two
years ago today. September %, 1870
Three years have passed since that
When the one loved was called away;
God took him home II was His will
But in my heart be hveth still.
LOVING WIFE, FLORENCE. AND
GRANDDAUGHTER, PAT
LANGH0RN. LAURA AND PHILIP
Sacred to the memory of our beloved
parents; Mother, LAURA LANG
HORN who left US two years age, to-
day, September 22 1885, and father
PHILIP LANGHORNE. who died
twenty-five years ago. July II. 1896
As long as hearts remember,
AS long as dear ones care
We cannot lose the ones We love.
They are with US everywhere.
EIOAEANSE
AND ELIZABETH.
S0PER. MARY v. MONACO. In mem
CRY of my dear friend. MARY v
HOMAGE. SOPER. who passed away
one year ago today, September -
1857
Gone but not forgotten.
FRIEND, ANNA NJ. WALP
SOPER. MARY v MONACO. In loving
memory of my devoted and precious
mother MARY v MONACO SOPER
who passed away one year ago today
September %. 1857
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why some things have to be.
Eut in His wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power to see.
Your dreary hours and days of pain
Your troubled nights are passed;
| And in my aching heart l know
You have found sweet peace at last
LOVING DAUGHTER, MARY CAL.
LAWAY AND CHILDREN.
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Dratha

ADAMS, KATIE MOORE. on Sat.
E'sld'R Sss t o2frE N Sook siE'f ADAMS
devoted mother OF Mrs. Rae
Magruder, Mrs. Thelma. oalney and
Mrs, Louise Hayes beloved grand.
mother OF william r. Magruder. SHE
also Is survived by other relatives
and many friends After pm
Monday September 81, friends may
call at the Magruder Funeral Home
23Ii Nichols ave. Sc. where serv-
Ices will be held Tuesday, Septem
Der %, at II am, the Rev, d. A
Bell ofieiating interment Harmony
Cemetery, 20
ADAMS, KATIE NJ. onieers and mem.
bers OF 0ethsemAne Chap
NM ter, No. 3, o e., g., are
w hereby notified of the death
.aAfakoM OF our charter member
- Pas. ,,s MatrOn KATIE M
V DOROTHY e. FRAZIER.
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September 90. 1865, at Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital BESSIE c. CHS
WELL of 30l1 25th St ne, daughter
OF the late Joseph and Linda CHS
well. sister of Marguerite, Isaac T.,
PooIesyilie. Nd. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home. 5S01 Cleve-
land ave. Riverdale, Md, on Tues
day. September %, at ? pm Inter-
ment New Masonic Section. Glenwood
Cemetery
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CEMETERY LOTS

OLME EN- DUIO
FORT LINCOLN--6 sites: lot Q. block
II; reasonably priced Parkway
5-1467
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-S sites. will
divide: reasonable. Call ia. S-5976
CONGRESSIONAL CEMETERY : An
s-site lot, $500. Call CO. 5-6S91
22s
PlRKTAWN CEMETERYN4 buriai
u sites Call week END evenings
after $50. WI. 6-752i
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

J William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
lth st and Mass Ave Ii $4,000
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CLINTON. CHARLoTrE IRELAND. On

s Seo6aaE' Sf fRREnHSp Chiffon EgSS A &
Princeton. N. J.. beioTed sister Of
Miss Elizabeth 3. clinton and Mrs
Walter 8. Whiting and aunt Of Mrs.
John A. Dickinson Services Tues
day, September %, at st, John s
Episcopal Church, Bradley blvd and
Wis ave. Bethesda. Nd, at $3.50
pm. Interment private. %
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DEATHS

A Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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1858. for the recitation Of the rosary
J. DENT FAIR, @. K.
JOSEPH s. GUIDO F s. %
CHASE. LILLIAN c, on Saturday.

CHASE; LII LILLIAN IA GS,s on SATURDAY iasT <
CHASE tnee PeakeI Of 1855 Mills
ave. NE, beloved wife OF the late
Orville Chase and mother of Chester
r. Kopp, Mrs. Mary L. Adams OF
Hayward. Calf: Mrs, Ida c. Higgs,
Edgewater Md: Mrs. Edith NJ
Kopp, Orlando, Fia: also survived
By IL grandchildren Friends may
call at Nallev's Funeral Home 5000
r. ave at Eastern ave, ne.
where services will be held Tuesday.
September % at 1890 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
Confessional Cemetery. 20
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cArVOLL, ARTHuR > Jr Member,

VOLL, ARTHUR p. Jr. Members
In Of Rock Greek Council, No,
49, 2797, X. of c., are hereby
i. 4.A notified OF the death OF
sE& Brother ARTHUR F. CAR
NY ROLL, Jr., and are re-
w uuested TO assemble at the
w Chevy Chase Funeral Home,
I03 wisconsin ave. NV, at S.l5
m; on Tuesday September 90
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DAILY, JOSEPHINE. On Saturday,

September 20, 1855, At washington
sister Of Mrs E Chandler Arm
strong lRobertal Of 1923 Sutherland.
I'd, Silver Spring, Nd: aunt Of
Mrs. Herbert F. Riley. Services at
the s H. Hines Co Funeral Home
290I I4th st. NV, On Tuesday,
September %. at am. barking
facilitiesl Interment private Gas
an expression Of sympathy, con-
trlbutions NAV be made to Chtldren's
HospitalO %
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CARROLL, ARTHUR p. Jr. On Sun.

day, September II, 1858. at Sub
urban Hospital ARTHUR F. CAR
ROLL. Jr.. Of 590S Cedar pkwy
Chevy Chase, Md. beloved husband
of Mary Hughes Carroll. father OF
Arthur Francis, Susanna D, Mary
Ellen, Kathleen and Patricia kYan
Carroll Funeral from the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5103 Wiseon-
TENDER "a. at $40 am Seruiem
mass al the Shrine OF ire B essed
Sacrament at 10 am. Relatives and
friends invited Interment Mount
OliVet Cemetery o3
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RLoIN. THOMAS l., JR. On Sat.

nrday, SEPTEMBER 90, 1868. at
GEORGETOWN Hospital; THOMAS !;
ELGIN, Jr., beloved husband Of
Ann B. Elgin Of 5941 23d pl. Sc.
father of Jerry D. Elgin brother
Mrs c. T. Hall and Mrs. A, s.
Romenson: son Of Julia L and the
late Thomas l Elgin, ST. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home.
where services will be held on Tues
dae, September 90. at 2:30 pm,
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 90
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life on Saturday. September 20,
pi hSf JOHN HENRY ELLIS Of Si9
Maryland ave. ne, husband Of the
late Lottie Ridout Ellis. father Of
Virginia Fairfax and Nelson Ellis.
He also is survived py an aunt,
Mrs Matilda Robinson and host
Of nieces. nephews and friends.
After 5 pm Tuesday. September %,
at the Boyd Funeral Home, 1888
10th St NV. Funeral Wednesday
September "a, at / pm, from the
above funeral home 1nterment in
Woodlawn Cemetery. 23s
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RELcHER, LILLE MAY RoEPyCK;

on Friday. September is, 1858, at
Bethesda Naval HOSPITAL, MRS. LII:
LIE MAY ROEBUCK BELCHER OF
613 It'll ST. ne, the Beloved wife
nof Mr.. Joe N Belcner and mother
survived ~ her mother Mrs. Lula
Robinson: two sisters. Mrs. Annie
mae smith anc Miss Mary Robinson;
three br.thers, Eugene, Earl and
Dave Roebuck: ether relatives and
many Lr,enas 90 me family may y
tiee OF funeral later Arrangements
BY The william Spangler Funeral
Home, 524 Sth ST. Sc
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FIooD. CATHERINE B. On saturday

FLOOD, CATHERINE b. On Saturday.
September 20, 1858, CATHERINE
3 FLOOD Of e13 M st. NV. wife
of Winston Flood, mother Of Deborah
and Enoeh Flood and daughter Of
william D. and Hattie j. Bellows.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs
Margaret Dav and Mrs. Ruth B
whitley: three brothers, William
j., Warren and Irving @ Bellows;
other relatives and many friends,
Notice of funeral later. Arrange
nents by Mcclure, Inc. %
FRANK, MAYNIE. on Monday, Sep
TENDER 90, 1858, MAYME FRANK,
beloved wife Of DR., Benjamin Frank
of Alexandria, Va, devoted daughter
OF Mrs. Esther Statnekoo of the
same address. Also survived BY three
sisters and one brother, Mrs Clara
Finkelstein, Mrs. Tillie Cannon, Mrs
Eta custer and DR. Sidney Stat. all
OF Wilmington, bel Services and in
terment viii be in WILMINGTON, Del
on Tuesday September % Ar
raneements by the c. D. Goldbere
& Son Funeral Home, 4217 9th
ct. Nv.
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LOGsDON, MAY G. on sunday. Ser

TENDER 81 1855, at her residence,
LIN $ IT ns. St any, b MAY E. T d2as s.
the late James s. Logsdon, mother
Of Mrs. Clinton Manuel Mrs. Will
liam A Rector, Mrs Earl A FaW-
bush, -jr.; James M, Hugh W. and
John L. uogsdOn Funeral STOm the
Collins Funeral Home 2S2l l4th st.
NV, on Wednesday, September "A.
at 9.30 m Requiem high mass at
the shrine of the Sacred Heart at
10 am Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. Cumberland, Md, papers,
please copy. %
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bARNARD, CURTIS ". OF 63le 0Sd

H ave- Isnhsm. Nd. on September iS
1855. husband OF Nancy l. Barnard,
father Of Curtis W, Barnard, ",
son Of Donald w. and Alyce r
Barnard. brother of George A., Dom
MaUrreen barnard and Marrienn
Shultz Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 1901 Cleveland ave &,
Riverdale Nd. on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 20, at 10 am. IntermeDt
Arlinrinn Nafinnal CemnterY 90
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ROWE. MARY NORRIS. on Saturday
September 20, 1858 MARY NORRIS
ROWE of Emmitsburg, Md, beloved
wife OF the late Or Charles
Rowe, mother Of Mrs Juliet r,
Carter Of Washington, D. C.. and
Capt Charles Rowe USAF,
Naples Italy She is also survived
by three grandchildren. Services at
The s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
290l 14th ST. NV. Funeral services
on Thursday, September rs, at 10
am tnarking facilitiesi Interment
Arlington National Cemetery %
RICE, CHARLES Z. on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 2l, 1858. CHARLES E. RICE.
the beloved husband Of the late
Anna May Rice. father of 1t Col.
c, z Rice of Brooklyn. N Y: Mrs.
Ruth Levey and Mrs. Elizabeth R.
Fox Also survived by Tour grand-
children and three great-grandchil-
dren Funeral from the W. W Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia ave.
NV, on Wednesday, September "a,
at ? pm. Interment R0k Greek
Cemetery. 23
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September 20, 1865, ARTHUR B.
LATHAM Of al6 K ST. ne, devoted
husband Of Christine Latham, father
and Samuel L. Latham He also Is
survived by three sisters. Mrs Louise
Fuller, Mrs. Arlie Foster and Mrs.
Connie Nelson; a stepfather, Craw-
ford Mckinney. seven grandchildren
and other relatives and friends
After 3 pm. Wednesday. September
"a, friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home $3.50 Rhode Island
ave. NV, where services will be
held on Thursday. September rs at
! pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry "A
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urday, September 90 1858. at the
Hebrew Home for the Aged. ROSE
GOODMAN LEVITON. beloved wife of
Nathan LevitOn. Funeral services at
the Bernard DanSansky a. Sons Flu
neral Home 1901 l4th St NV, on
Monday September 90. at pm.
Interment Tifereth Israel Congrega-
ton Cemetery fneWl 90
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EVANS. REV. ROBERT W. on Sunday,
223 Hollywood pl ne, REV ROB
ERT W. EVANS, beloved husband Of
zenobia L. Evans, father OF Fannie
Fans, nephew of Dave o. : and
Mrs. Eliza Davis He also is survived
BY other relatives and friends. No
lice Of funeral later. Services by
Stewart %
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BREEN, WILLIAM G, On sunday, Sep.

tember 81 1865, WILLIAM q
BREEN Of 5000 Brinkley I'd Sc,
beloved husband Of Catherine B
BFeen. father Of Mary C. Ives Iu-
ellie Hostetter. William Robert, Jo-
+nseph p. Louis E., John F. and James
c. Breen, brother Of Francis Breen,
Margaret Smith and Agnes Humphrey
: Funeral from the simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd
sc on Wednesday. September "a, at
$50 am: thence to st. lgnatius
Catholic Church. Oxon Hill Nd,
where REQUIEM Mass viii be offered
ct o am. for the repose of his soul
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry %
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SHELTON. HENRY r. on Sunday Sep
TENDER 81, 1855 Departed this life
At Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. Nd.
band Of Lucinda K Shelton. father
Of Clyde, Wilma and Fran Shelton
son OF Mrs. Maggie Shelton. brother
OF Kenneth Shelton. Mrs Annie
Waters and Mrs. MARLIN Claggett
surviving ar also are many other rsiaI
later Services uv SnoWden
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DaDDERIDGE. HARRY A. Suddenly

on September 81. 1858. HARRY A
DODDERIDGE aboard ship on way
to Manila Beloved husband OF
Helendeen and father Of William H
Of Manila, and Robert R Of oyster
Bav. N Y. Notice of funeral later.
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IUHNSUNl HENkf ID. On Friday,
September 10. 1858, at his resi-
denee. 927 P st. NV, HENRY d.
JOHNSON beloved father OF Mrs,
Beatrice Jenkins and the late Am
brose johnson. brother of Joseph
johnson Also surviving are several
nleces and nephewS. other relatives
and friends. After pm Monday.
September %. friends may call to
see the late Mr., johnson at the
above address. Funeral services on
al the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church, the Rev c. T. Murray Of
neiating Interment Payne's Gene
terry ARRANGEMENTS by L. e Muir
ray & Son oos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-22
DOROTHY E. FRAZIER.
HUGH c. RUSSELL, W, p
KATIE W. TODD, Secretary,

ARNIE. OTTO. on Friday, septem-
S 81 l s;a EsS' o 4 ~ IRRf Hss
Mrs Josephine A Arnle, brother
q Charles A Arms S q 81 o, Pe Gsm.
bridge, Nd; Mrs Minnie klund
Of PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Mrs, Martha
Hennig OF Tampa, Fla, and Anna
Arnie Friends NAV call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. and
Be offered on Tuesday. September
20, at 1 pm. Interment Cedar
Hiil Cemetery, 20