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Miss HeIenM N. Coolidge, rs,
At Central High 81 Years

Miss Helen M. Coolidge, rs,
a teacher and assistant prin-
cipal at Central High School
for 81 years, died Sunday at
the Home for Incdrables.
At the time Of her retire.
ment in 1913, Principal Law
renee @. Hoover said Of Miss
Coolidge: "She has been out
standing in every way. She has
been the heart Of the school"
Thousands Of Central gradu.
ates would agree with Mr.. Hoo
yer. Miss Coolidge always felt
that children needed help, and
that the homes had relegated
this task to, the schools.
She was always available for
consultation. She spent long
hours at the school offering
advice and help in her position
as dean Of girls. Then she
would go home with her work
as assistant principal.
"Of all the educational de-
velopments I have seen," she
once declared. II am most
pleased with appointment Of
counselors In all the high
schools"
Miss Coolidge not only coun-
seled students, both boys and
girls. she also counseled in
coming principals and helped
them find out about the school.
She was a graduate Of Gen.
trail and started teaching art
there in 1906 after four years
in the public system as an ele-
mentary school teacher. When
the high school was moved
from Seventh and o strets
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DR.. George Clemens Rub
land, 10. District Public Health
Director for IS years, died to-
day at Providence Hospital of
a heart condition.
DR.. Rutland had devoted his
life to public health. Before
coming to Washington in 1885,
he had served as health officer
in Syracuse, N. Y, and in Mil
waukee, Wis.
Shortly after arriving In
Washington, he concluded there
were two courses to take. lone
could either stay out of trouble
and neglect the job" he said,
"or one could stick to it and
keep agitating until there was
some progress"
The "agitating" began almost
at once.
He had his first clash with
Congress in June. 1885. when
he expressed public "astonish-
ment' over Congress action in
denying health funds while
giving thousands Of dollars for
housing animals in the Zoo"
Often in DISPUTES
Often during his tenure his
outspokenness got him into hot
water. Just before his retire.
ment he commented that my
not being a politician may have
been a deficiency"
Throughout his career DR..
Rutland was firm in his con-
viction that the public needed
to be educated to take care of
itself.
DR.. Rutland. personally. was
a picture Of dignity and quiet
efficiency. He had a classical
command Of English and his
conversation included a liberal
smattering of Latin and Greek.
When he retired. District
Commissioner Guy Mason pre-
sented DR.. Rutland with a
scroll on behalf Of the Board
of Commissioners. He told DR..
Rutland he was "a crusader,
doing your best with what you,
had. and doing your best to get
what you didn't have"
Following his retirement, DR..
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April il, 1858. MARTHA WATSON
S1 ot5 sgi' 's Susie st. smith NTH 9 H@si
James James WATSON hsSs a e aS shs htS
Eve Rss a sad Is aITSsed ~ atss REM
E5idsy APr is s friends eb are inY 4s
You A St i ". W. i funeral and inter.
ment Great Falls. 8. C.. on Sunday
ID Morning Star Lodge. No
{; s. &c.,? &c.; 4
- lar meeting on, tuesday
HRr II Sun neSS Home Sasrai isSm 70
st. NV, ON Friday. April Is, 1888
Dr.. cRA lI A. MARSHALL,
MELVIN A. coLsERT' Fin. secy
WHITE. RUBY M. OF 3701 Connect
vile o. Arthur B. white and motSe'
Jane White. Services at Chambers
EEnsrai Hone s 5sOJ . Cleveland ave
National Cemetery Gem; i.''"' "''''
WHITLEY, NANCY. on Saturday
eral Hospital. NANCY WHITLEY
wife Of Edward whitley, mother o.
Fuckso ss'i Lewis sn ana EDWARD ' WIT.
ley. IT.. Also surviving are fiyt
Children HGe''e one sister. two 6rotSers
a s2.: and fr,. nsRh'W; xt.S ether T pn
tuesday. April Is. friends may cal
at Henry s. WashingtoDH& Sons
Funeral Home. 1925 Deane Ave. ne,
where funeral services win be held
on wednesday, April le: e pm IN
t teS nst' wcodiawn cemetery.
WILLIAMS; HESTER; On p. M 4,., Ley,
IiAMs of ii4$ South WsEsasId d, 81 !
S s. one iovtn So daushse ter Mrs, cesels
Balm: two sisters. Mrs Annie carl
daughter. Mrs. Ruth Wilson: one
:onSin;law; Deacon Thomas BAN BAN
ss,1ves R ed many iy.s t1en az Hor
tons Mortuary. 1924 You st. NV.
pm. Funeral services on Thurs.
Mount sSS Ap esrm III BAPTIST D Church e. "a b
and Eye SIS. NV. the Rev. Percy
coin Memorial Cemetery. Family
may be seen at I123 South Wake
field st., Arlington, Va.
WILLIAMS. KATIE, on Saturday.
April IL, 1888, ct Ereedmen's Hos
Pital; KATIE WILLIAMS Of 1929
Mack williams. devoted mother Of
Mrs. Alice N. Harris, Wachestene
Boeans and William Gleeton. She
also leaves TO mourn her passing
three s,s sisters one brother h.:., fte zen
neoSeTs. other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at her above
late residence, where friends may
call after 8 pm. Tuesday. April Is,
0pena on W sSs feGmppi. A Church en- 81
God IN Christ, 1885. Park I'd, NV.
Bishop Samuel Kelsey ofhciating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry Arrangements BY the John T.
Rhines 4 Co. Funeral Home POI
WILLIAMS. VIVIAN BERRY. On SUM-
General Hospital. VIVIAN BERRY
Sc. devoted wife q M; Roy WI
s%s iR srr seoT SO. d sso ri Ms
b. ave aunts. . mothef-in-la Mrs:
Mary Mitchell Of Chicago. Ill, and
other relatives and many friends.
After. pm. THURSDAY. April u.
friends may call ct the Robert g:
ave. sc. Funeral services on FRI
day: April Is. at ! pm, at Camp
bells a, NJ. z. Church. Nichols
J. W. Duckette of1eiating Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
IL
zERKLE. FRANK l. On sunday,
Rest Home. FRANK !. ZERKLE Of
324 Channing So. ne, brother Of
Mrs. D c, Dellinger Of Arlington.
Va Mrs Erman q. Prince Of Coz
lumbus. Ohio. and Glen r. Zerkle Of
Urbana Ohio. He also Is survived
BY several nieees and nephevs.
Services ct the 8. H Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home. 1901 I4th st, NV. on
wednesday, April 10, at . pm.
parking faeilities). Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. l6
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Bartlett. Silver Spring: Mrs.
Otis Bartlett. Hyattsville; Mrs.
Earl Mcqueen. Somerset, KY;
Mrs. George Changuria. Silver
Spring; Mrs. John Nasou. Silver
Spring. and Mrs. Mario Seve-
rino, Silver Spring. Besides his
wife. his brother. Peter Frank.
Of l745 Irving street NV, also
survives.
Services will be held at st.
Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathe-
dral, Thirty-sixth street and
Massachusetts, avenue NV. at
2 pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be at Glenwood Cemetery.
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bgILEk, janis. on sunday. Aprll
.J2MEs ButTtER 81 ~ O H s. e.
brother Of Eddie and Bunyon Butler
and Mrs. Marie Wilmington, He
ESQ Is survived By . devoted friend.
MIS-. Helen Stroman: three uncles.
TWO aunts. many nieees,. nephews
and other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm. Wednesday. April is.
friends may call at the Henry g.
Washington a Sons Funeral Home,
407 N st, NV Funeral services
pm, ct the Greater New Hope Bap-
fist Church. Si6 Sth st. NV.
Interment Arlington National Genes
terry. 16
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Hmm kDWIN " On lueboHys hpTll
rs. 1855. EDWIN G, HEM Of
4dl1 Harrison st.. Chevy Chase.
Nd. beloved husband Of Mrs Au-
gusta N. Hem and father Of Mrs.
MILFORD Kluss Of Dobbs Ferry, N. r..
and William HEM brother Of Mrs.
jeanette Aikers, Howard and Robert
Hem OF Cleveland, Ohio. Me-
mortal services will be held on
Thursday. April ~. at the Betheeda-
Chevy Chase. Funeral Home Of Rob.
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd. at
. pm. Interment private. Please
omit flowers, Contributions may
be made TO your favorite charity
HICKS, CHARLES b. on Sunday.
Hospital. cHARIEs B. HICKS OF
1900 North Capitol st. ne. Apt 4.
beloved brother OF Mrs Edna Taylor,
Mrs Lillian Payne and James Hicks.
He also leaves 10 mourn his passing
a ister.in-law, Mrs. Dorothy Hicks
devoted friends, Mrs. Louise Shell
ton, MT. and Mrs; Roosevelt Mar
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John r. Rhines a. Co. Funeral
Home, 00l Sd st. s.w., where friends
are invited 70 call after pm.
tRs Friendsh % BaStst Gnu CRUZ b. Isl
Whiting .ofieiatlng. intern Ar
nnston National cemeteryF
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IOWETT, CELIA. In memory OF CELIA
JoWE1T, who passed away April Is,
.0b3.
She was good as she was fair,
One-none on aarth above herl
As pure in thought as angels are;
To know her was to love her.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN
KICKS. MARTIN. a tribute Of love
dear father and srandfsther, MAR:
siEht years ago today, April is.
The love you gave us many years
VIII never from US depart,
Thoush you have gone beyond our
You are always in our hearts.
9RAANIDDAuoHTER. SARAH AND
ROBINSON. JACOB. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and father.
JACOB ROBINSON. who departed
this ne two years ago today. April
As the cate Of life is closed,
Another gate swings open vide:
The gate Of Gods eternal life
Just on the other side.
We. lay our garments BY
Upon our bed OF rest;
30 soon that death will rob US all
Oi what we now possess
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, BELLE
ROBINSON. DAUGHTER. MAR
oARET BROWN, SON. JAMES
ROBINSON, AND GRANDSON,
LEON ROBINSON.
SrOFFL. FRANK. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the memory OF our
father and grandfather. FRANK
STOFFL. who passed away three
years ago today, April rs. 1908
Always rue. unselfish and kind.
A few IN this world his equal you
A beautiful life that came 10 an cad.
He died as he lived, everyone's
frienu.
Dear Dad and granddaddy. you left
behind q beautiful memory,
a love too ereat To be told,
But to US, who loved ana lost you
Your memory will never grow old
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTERS
ELIZABETH AND HELEN, AND
THE QRANDcHILDREN, BE, w
JACKIE, FRANK. JOE cd
HELENA VIZ
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Mrs. J.J.Hois,
D. c. Native

Mrs. Joseph j. Hais. SIS. q
native of Washington and
widow Of a grocery owner, died
yesterday in her sleep at her
home. 8108 Tahona drive. Sill
yer Spring.
Mrs. Hais, the former Ida
Flax. helped her husband run
Hais Market. at 301 Seventh
street NE. from 1913 until
their retirement in 1916.
She was active in civic or
CARNATIONS. She was a life
member Of the Order of the
Eastern Star. Temple Chapter
No. Is. She also belonged to
the American Medical Center.
Capital Chapter, the Hebrew
Home for the Aged, and the
Adas Israel Congregation and
Sisterhood.
Mr.. HAS died in April, 1857.
Survivors include two sons,
Sidney M. Hats Of the home
address. and DR.. Harry HAS of
95l8 Biltmore drive, Silver
Spring; two daughters, Mrs.
Naomi Hurwitz Of 1888 Twelfth
avenue. Silver Spring, and Mrs.
Margaret Blacher of 6603
Twenty third place. west Hy-
attsville: one brother, Jake
Flax Of 1894 Nebraska avenue
NV; four sisters, Mrs. Sara
Monfried of 1865 Kennedy
street NV, Mrs. Dorothy
Shapiro of 2618 Northampton
street NV. and Miss Gertrude
Flax and Mrs. Hattie Briskman.
both Of 1884 Nebraska avenue
NV, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services were sched-
uled for I pm today at the
Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
the Adas Israel Cemetery.
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Este||e Taylor,
Ex-Actress

HOLLYWOOD, April Is P).
-Estelle Taylor, former actress
and ex-wife Of Jack Dempsey,
died at her home today. She
was SO.
Miss Taylor had been suffer-
ing for some with cancer and
had been bedridden the last
six months.
In recent years the former
actress has interested herself
in the welfare of animal pets.
She was vice chairman of the
Los Angeles City Animal Regu-
lation Commission and presi-
dent of the Pet Owners Protec-
tive League.
Miss Taylor was born in
Wilmington. Del. May 20, 1899.
At the age of 16 she was
married to a Wilmington
banker, Kenneth M. Peacock,
But this marriage was annulled.
Her marriage in the early
1920s to Dempsey. former
heavyweight champion Of the
world, ended in a Reno New
divorce in 1881.
In 1913 Miss Taylor was
married to Film Producer Paul
Small but this also ended in
divorce in Los Angeles in 1945.
Miss Taylor started her ca
reer on the stage, but soon be-
gan appearing in silent movies.
Her career in the movies ex-
tended from about 1928 to
1910. She appeared in such
films as Don Juan" Mary.
Queen Of Scots" Cecil B. De-
Miles early version of "The
Ten Commandments" and
Street Scene"
She is survived by her
mother, Mrs. Bertha Boylan, Of
suburban North Hollywood,
and a sister, Helen Taylor. Of
Burbank.
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In Mrmnrtaifi

BUDD. EUGENE. A tribute Of love
and devotion TO the memory Of our
dear father. EUGENE BUDD. who
left Us forty years Aso today April
'rs sweet to remember our daddy
rAoush .S s:... from US. yet ever
Unseen 0I By ~. .hs world he stands BY
And vh 1.Dsn; pea. children. death
DEVOTED CHILDREN. ESTELLE
BERRY AND LESSEE FORTUNE
COLEMAN, HORACE LORENZO. In
sad but loving remembrance Of my
devoted husband, HORACE To-
RENO COLEMAN. who fell asleep
IN Jesus ninsteen years ago today,
Rest. dear one. sweetly rest.
coLWELL COLEMAN.
DORSEY. VERNON MARTIN. In
VERNON MARTIN DORSEY. whom
Sss ':!sd ss: Of A iSls E ESaf.as ST'
April Is. 1884
God grant you eternal rest. my
Anniversary mass, St. Clements
Mission. Ephrata. Pa.
GRAY. LAWRENCE. A token token Of love
HAw TRsR3SSSE CdsRRHY d Sso Sae sDs1tsd
Hpril Is Is. isS in years asp To-Day
Weary. sad and heavy hearted,
pass each lonely day.
Gone before .'I 70 v show the way
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. MAUDE I.
HEDLUNDi HARRY. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear husband and father,
HARRY HEDLUND. who passed away
four years ago, April Is. 1854.
MILDRED AND HARRY E. HE'D
JENNINGS. LILLE NJ. In loving
memory Of our dear mother, LILLE
NJ JENNINGS, who departed this
life eight years ago, April Is, 1850.
Your end was sudden,
II made US weep and cry.
But oh The saddeSt part OF all,
You didn't say good-by
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN.
JONES, RAYMOND EMANUsL. In
- loving memory of Odr dear
81 son and brother, RAYMOND
IN EMANUEL JONES, who de-
.IS parted this life four years
'N@ ago today. April is, 1884.
Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain.
But though we're parted for awhile.
We know we will meet again some
YOUR fDaEsyorEp FAMILY. DANIEL
HE ETA A NAE f Fence I Ans F AMP
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DUcAT, ANNIE. On Saturday. apr

DyeAT ok ANIE En,S On ,sSst9Ed1y :u! AIfl
oi the late Col. and MIS-. Arthur
Charles Ducat, aunt Of Col. Ducat
MeEntee. y. 9: Army RETIRED, Of
Entee, U. 8. Navy (retired). OF. Alex
andria. Va. and great-aunt Of Mrs.
Evelyn clayton Cox Of Oxford. Nd,
and Mrs. Elise Thieves Of Paris,
France: Services VII be heid At
Cemetery on Thursday. April IL.
At 1890 am.
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REAvER. ma A. on Monday. April

IA, 1858, At the si6Isy Memorial
HC s1Snlc pA A. R REeVG Il q She oPp Dts
Melvin J. Beaver, mother Of Mrs;
Catherine L. Violet and sister Of
Mrs. Minnie Horn and Mrs. Nettle
Lindsay, grandmother Of David :.
Wollett. fr. Friends may call Of
Mass. ave. ne, where services
will be held on Thursday. April
IL. ct 10 am. Interment In Ar
lington National Cemetery. 10
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DYSON. BOWMAN. On sunday. ADri

ls;;u,llg9 1928. St ESeedmen's Hospital
beloved husband Of oenevieve Dyson
He also leaves to mourn his passing
brother. one aunt. two uneles and
. host Of other relatives and many
friends, Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines a. Co Funeral
Home, 901 ID st. s.y, where friends
Wednesday. April Is. Funeral
services at pm. Thursday. April
II. ct the Metropolitan NJ. z.
Church. Pomonkey. Nd, the Rev.
l. A.. Dyson oficiatins. 1nterment
church cemetery. 10
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DREYER. LESTER w.. Jr. On sun,

Ds asy April afsI Il. loss. LEsT2RRs Nv "
DRYER. Jr.. Of 2613 North 10th
the late Laura 3. Murry, stepson
Of Edgar j. Murry. and nephew OF
call at the ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. va,
where funeral services will be he'd
on Thursday, April II. at pm.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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JEFFREss. REUBEN. Departed this

JEFFREss. REUBEN. Departed this
s II: S 81 artds d:nt ASf HdiU lH's sE5 6.
BEN JEFFRE9S, He leaves to
mourn two daughters. Alberta and
Lucy: two sons, Stanley and James
JeHress one Great-sranddaughter
WednesdSy. April is. from smith:s
Funeral Home, 2l16 18th 81. NV.
at pm. Burial in woodlaWn
Cemetery. tRichmond. Va, papers
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cE ADEi W %n Iaas w G q s.'S Sssy
S 81 I4ld Msa u...l aye: Sc.
ments By Latney's.
HAS. IDA FLAX. On Monday, April

4; 1868; IDA FLAX HATS ~ sios
loved mother s Of M fS'ip Naomi mp HSr-
witz. Mrs. Margaret Blaeher. Sidney
Hats and DR.. Harry Hais. She also
Is survived BY four sisters, Mrs.
Sarah Monfried, Mrs. Hattie Brisk
man, Miss Gertrude Flax and Mrs
Dorothy Shapiro. q brother. Jake
Flax. and six grandchildren. Fu-
neral services at the Bernard Dam
zansky g. Sons Funeral Home. 1901
14th st. NV. on Tuesday. April ! B.,
a. pm. Interment Adas Israel
Cemetery. Memorial week 1888 18th
ave. Langley Park, Md. Is
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F q sunday ABA kD4 + 1855 IS: !. s'i S:r
if1espss e.n az Ma sy HErs sDEinE Hys
GAN. beloved Wife Of Hush L. Pin
negan and mother Of Mrs, Shirley
Davis, Mrs. Patricia BroEyna.
Friends may call at the Saffell Fu-
neral Home. AIS H st. NV. Crave
Cemetery on wednesday, April 10.
81 1890 am. is
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yEFFERIEs, EVELYN. On Sunday.

Mrs. HRLs Ii EVELYN iSSS' JEFsFPESKiEs Of i7s5
Lang. pi. ne. Surviving are six
daushters, two sons. three sisters,
one brother. thirty-seven grand.
dren. other relatives and many
friends. After pm, Tuesday. Apr!
Is, friends may call at the. Henry
8. Washington & Sons Funeral Home.
4925 Deane ave. ne. Funeral serv::
pm. ct the Glendale Baptist Church.
18th st. and 0ault pl. ne. the Rev.
William Gibson ofdciating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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GILL. I EDNA 2; on saturday n April

II Iss SA F6NAo on r seosiHILaa' i.I hS.tI
Gill: sister Of zelma, Murlene. VIC
H.. Thsddeus. RcdeTict and Michael
Oil, Also surviving are two grand
osHer ff relstiVes ANA many any, , rnSISs
After 4 pm. Wednesday, April
10. friends are invited 70 call ct
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890
9th st. NV. Funeral on Thursday,
Methodist Church, IAN 81. ana
Constitution ave. ne, at pm.
Interment Carver Memorial Park. II
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LYLE, ARLToN p, on SUNDAY, ApriI

Is 1858. cHRIToN 3. LYLE n q
band band q INA" Wayne ss Z. G. Lyle. Brother S
Of Mrs. Minnie K. Brown and Mrs
Eueenia L.. Hunter. other relatives
and friends also survive. After 8
pm Wednesday. April 10. friends
;iso Rhode island ave. NV. where
services will be held on Thursday,
April IL, at ! pm, the Rev. J. L.. 8.
Holloman oficiating. Interment Ar.
nnaton National Cemetery. 10
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Az. Rsill q isss At Sn E M4s:
WxRDs Of ESQ Myrtle ave. ne,
brother Of Mrs. Ruth Kimbell and
MIS-. Berniee Jordon. Also suryiv-
Q brother-in-la Phillip Jordan.
and other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Rollins. IL
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LTNDsEY. aAROLD M on rhur,d.

sPEIi %: los. AARo2b L!EB5:
I.,ps. father 1.,n.. q Mrs. na Miretta
brother Of Ralph Lindsey. Mrs
Eleanor swaies and Mrs Ruth
constantinou. Funeral from the
W. W. Deal Funeral Home, 4sl2
Georgia ave. NV, on Wednesday
April 10. at 2:30 pm. Interment
Rock Greek cemetery. is
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kagaM: KATHLEEN ELIZABETH. On
ssefs r.. 1Hr OO sSS Aspen n ave ssr
MI2%sErE IKE RkuhhM M Of i KsA4TIHt dacS
hI aSDe 70, ri. silver sDrinG. Nd. be-
mother Of Robert ii, "a: Tvereti
I. yudeth Dianne and Debora Ruth
kruhm: daughter Of Mabel n Be
Haven and sister Of Ruth KUHN
; Mo,iee Of services later. ArranGe-
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o1 Is lsS! E M e s cEssibE EDE q
r. vie,s a., Mn II 81. RoekvilIs: Nd
and sister Of Mrs. Bertha Hughes
Coaand. Friends are invited to call
81 the Colonial Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey, Rockville. Nd.
where services viii be held on
Interment Moreiand Memorial Park.
Baltimore. Nd. as
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day. April 10. 1855, at her daugh-
GRACE e JANE e'iBEA1 HisFsnS ot Manas as.
sss. Va. beloved wife Of Andrew
tiers, Mrs. Mary Daymude Of Alex:
Fairfax. va; Mrs. Margaret 0eris,
Mrs. Ida Ashby Of Manassas. Va.
lotte. N. c., and two sons, Mr.
James A. Beavers Of Bristow. Va,
and Mr.. Arthur NJ. Beavers Of
Manassas. Va. Friends received IN
hs W Ssssr St. M sCn ESne w. H ssrv
ices on Wednesday, April 10, at 2
pm. ct the Gainesville Methodist
Church, Gainesville, Va. Inter-
.ment church cemetery
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I'VE y. Inc OWcefB and
members OF Loyalty Chap
ter. No. 80. o. e. g., are
requested TO assemble al
h the Lee Funeral Home, Attn
81. and Mass ave. ne,
on Tuesday. April rs. 1865.
o. 3 pm. for the pur-
ot conducting funeral services
" late sister. OLIVE A. LEE.
ELLA M. BERKELEY,
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coLLNg. MARVIN m on aas en-

& s,e.' on ApriI Is. 1858. Susbs ND
op Hsrss SSlnI hie ss:ssr az. e 4 1o
seph Collins, brother OF John W
Collins Of Bristol, Conn, and Mary
crippen Of Pasadena, Calf; uncle
Of Mrs. Flora Kascelnak Prayers
18th st. Sc. on Thursday. April
IL, at o am. Mass at st. Peter 1
Catholic Church. I'd and c SITS sc :,
At $3.50 an Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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q sss sos Mss R e ts4 n eLA AXE
Of BIG Kennedy st. NV. beloved
aunt Of Mrs. Catherine Cole Of
Rome, Italy: Mrs. Ruth N. Phillips
and John Clarke Of Seattle. Wash.
Home. 4th st. and MASSACHUSETTS,
ave. ne REQUIEM mass at the
Church Of the Nativity, Georgia
ave, and Peabody st. NV. on
Wednesday. April 10, ct 10 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery
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JONES. ELIzABETH MAE. On 81.

lrdsy ,ApIiI Il. 1865. ELIZABETH
Of william AtWeil and the late
vernIa Jones. she 10 also survived
~ nve aunts. iite uneles, many
may be viewed at Clarence q Katie
Williams Funeral Home, 32i.9
North Schroeder St. Baltimore. Nd.
Funeral will take place ct / pm.
wednesday. April 10, from the Enon
Edmonston ave. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited 10
attend. Interment Arbutus Memorial
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LIE, OLIVE a On nfondav, Aprii ~.
1855; at. Casually Hospital. OLIVE
A. LEE. Of 2OS Massaenusstts ave
ne, beloved wife Of Chester X. Lee,
Ro o.hnsr q ma M,arjorie Aushss, Mrs.
b1 on Sutier, MS Alta orimsiey.
Lee Of the United States Army; SISTER
o. hrs; Helen Miller Of PhilipsburG.
Par Edward Vert OF Detroit, Mich,
ana byron H Vert OF Baltimore,
so; nd she Also Is survived By thirteen
We Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and
massachusetts ave. ne, where kerv.
ices VIII be held on Thursday, April
II 81 2:3O pm. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. IL
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LzrrrE MAE M Miller 1 seeS.

Sunday, prii 10. 1855. Al his res u
dence, 1910 Sth st. Sc. FRANK II.
..INDNER, the beloved husband Of
Ida A Lindner and father Of Frances
A., slOp E:Iv, and KA e., A. Lndnss e..
neral Home, 1851 Good Hope rd Sc.
on Wednesday, April 10, at 23O
pm nterment Fort Lincoln Gene
terry is
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'A a. loss aDP EDDIE + c sA SSafSS q sSss
sth st. NV, son Of Alice NJ. Watson
and the late Samuel H. Baker. He
leaves to mourn their loss three sis
relatives and friends. After 3 pm:
Tuesday, April Is. friends may call
at Frazier's Funeral Home. 1888
Rhode Island ave. NV. where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday,
April 10. at 1880 am. Interment
WoodlaVn Cemetery.