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Mrs. Evuns,
80 Years in
D. 6. Area

Mrs. WAring Il. Evans, q
Washington area resident for
all her 90 years. died yesterday
In Rails Nursing Home In Ia
koma Park. Md.
Mrs. Evans, the former Kate
Judd. was the daughter Of John
Cough and Susannah Element
Judd. She was born on June
8. 1888. Her father was the
founder Of Judd a. Detweiler,
Inc. q Washington printing
Arm.
Her husband had been asso-
clated with this company for
longer than S. years at the
time Of his death in 1910.
Mrs. Evans was the Oldest
active member Of Calvary Bap-
list Church, 10 which she had
belonged for more than 70 years.
She also had been active In
Red Cross work.
Survivors include q son,
Clarence Judd Evans. Of 3lO9
Hawthorne street NV; three
grandchildren and two great
grandsons Another son. Ed
win O. Evans. died In 1852.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. Friday In the s. H. Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial viii be In
Glenwood Cemetery.
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Capt. W. Heard Dies,
Submarine Pioneer

Navigation. He then served
aboard the uSS California three
years and attended the senior
course at the Naval War Col
lege. Later he was executive
officer OF the USS Memphis.
When war broke out, he was
deputy director OF ONI. He left
this post In June. ie42 10 OUTFIT
the cruiser Columbia which he
commanded until he was Or
dered 10 Gen. MacArthur's stan
After the war. he commanded
transport units and served on
the stan Of the Commander OF
the Caribbean Sea Frontier. He
retired In 1919.
Capt. Heard lived with his
wife, Mrs. Evelyn Earl Heard al
2522 Q street NV. He was q
member OF the Chevy Chase
Army-Navy Club and the =
Street Club.
Survivors include his wife;
two sisters. Mrs. Nina Mahaf-
fiery OF San Antonio and Mrs
Lois Crane Of Sabinal. Tex;
two children by a former mar
rage, Miss Anne Velie Heard
OF 34is N street NV. and Will
liam A. Heard. jr., Of Fl Paso:
and two grandchildren.
Capt. Heard's FIRST wife. Mar
jorie. died In 1914.
Funeral, arrangements. are
being handled by Gawler's Flu
neral Home.
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the ONCE Of Price Administra-
ton. He had been employed by
the Navy Department since the
end of the war.
Mr.. Hem was a Mason and
an active member Of the First
Church Of Christ. Scientist in
Chevy Chase. He formerly was
chairman and treasurer of the
Fourth Church of Christ, Sci
enlist in Washington.
Mr.. Hem is survived by his
wife. Mrs. Augusta M. Hem,
Of the home address: a son,
william. Of Railway, N. j.: a
daughter, Mrs. MILFORD KluSs,
Of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y; two
brothers. Howard and Robert.
Of Cleveland, Ohio, and a sister,
Mrs. jeanette Aikers. Of Cleve-
land.
Memorial services will be held
at the Robert A. Humphrey
funeral home In Bethesda at
2 pm. tomorrow, Private burial
will follow.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be made
in the form Of donations to
charity.
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Morris l. Hirschkopf, IS,
Retired GPO Proofredder

Mrs. Rae Hirschkopf. Of the
home address, S3l4 Connecticut
avenue NV; q daughter, Mrs.
Estelle Palman Of 1922 Matey
road. Silver Spring: three
brothers, Jack and Harry
Hirschkopf. both of New York
City. and Philip Hirschkopf Of
Los Angeles; two sisters, Mrs.
Lillian Goodfriend and Mrs.
Celia Schneiderman, both Of
New York City, and one grand
child.
Funeral services will be held
at 1880 pm. today at the
Bernard Danzansky g. Sons
funeral home. 3S0l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
King David Memorial Garden.
The family has requested that
instead Of flowers contributions
be made TO the District Of CO.
lumbia Cancer Aid Group,
1925 Matey road. Silver Spring.
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Crowther had lived in vir-
ginia since l94l. She was ac-
tive in Red Cross activities and
In the Latter Day Saints
Church in Alexandria.
Just before her death. she
was preparing to accompany
her husband, a mechanical en-
gineer employed by the Gov
eminent, on a two-year assign
ment in Iran.
In addition to her husband.
she Is survived by three sons:
Dean Of 33l Fairhaven avenue.
Jefferson Manor; Kent OF 2le
East Marshall street. Alex
andria. and Ted j.. Of Provo,
Utah: q daughter. Mrs. Elaine
Williams Of San Francisco:
eight grandchildren and three
brothers.
Services. which are being ar
ranged by Cunningham flu
neral home, Alexandria. will
be held at 10 am. Saturday in
the Church of Jesus Christ Of
Latter Day Saints in Alexan-
dria. Burial will be in the
Mount Comfort Cemetery.
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Ebert F. HuwIey,
VA Engineer

Ebert F. Hawley. a native
OF Washington and engineer
with the Veterans Administra-
ton since lo4l. died yesterday
at his home at 6635 Thirtieth
place NV.
Mr.. Hawley. 81. was a deacon
OF the Chevy Chase Presby-
terrain Church. q Mason and
"a member Of Delta Tau Delta
Fraternity. He also was active
In Boy Scout work.
He had attended Rensselaer,
Polytechnical Institute In Troy,
N. Y.
Mr.. Hawley Is survived BY
his wife Dorothy b. and a
son Lawrence B. Of the home
address; q second son. Ebert
B. OF Olean, N. Y; a brother,
Roswell J. Of Philadelphia:
three sisters, Miss Dorothy
Hawley and Mrs. Louise F.
Winnie Of Rhinebeck. N. Y. and
Mrs. Earle Rundell Of Canaan,
Conn, and four grandchildren.
Services viii be held at / pm.
tomorrow at the s. II. Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Morris Leo Hirschkopf, IS,
q retired Government Printing
once proofreader. died Mon
day in George Washington
University Hospital after q
short illness.
Mr.. Hirschkopf came To
Washington 20 years ago. He
worked for the GPO until his
retirement flve years ago. Since
then he had been q proofreader
for Harlowe Typography. Inc,
at 2l0 O street NV.
He was born in London,
England. At the age Of 2 he
was brought to this country
by his parents. He grew up
in New York City.
He belonged to the Federal
Masonic Lodge No. and
Columbia typographical Union
No. l0l.
Survivors include his wife.
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Mrs. Crowther, SIS, Served
On Fuirfux School Board

Mrs. Almorine Crowther. S.
the second woman ever TO serve
on the Fairfax County School
Board. died yesterday in Ar
lington Hospital. She had suf-
fered from a heart condition.
Mrs. crowther lived with her
husband. Horace c.. at ais East
Marshall street in Alexandra.
She Joined the school board
in l949 when Fairfax County
was beginning TO experience
growing pains caused by the
mass exodus to the suburbs.
She became an outspoken
champion Of new school con-
struction TO meet the increasing
needs Of the county.
A popular woman. she ignored
criticism and fought ardently
for bond issues to make new
school buildings possible. She
always favored action and de-
plored procrastination. She was
chairman Of the school board
in 1853 and 1854. and was a
meWber until 1856.
A native of Colorado, Mrs,
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Capitol Grounds
HeIiport Asked

A bill 10 authorize construc-
ton Of a heliport on the Capitol
grounds was filed yesterday by
Representative Mack. Demo-
crat Of Illinois.
The proposal calls on the
Capitol Architect to draw plans
for the landing pad. The
precise location was not recon-
mended in this measure.
Representative Mack said he
introduced the bill. because
he was convinced that hell
copter travel was the coming
thing" A heiicopter operates
from the White House and
from the Pentagon, he noted,
and should also run from
Capitol Hill.
His heliport bill was intro
duced two days before a
scheduled hearing by a Senate
District Subcommittee on a
similar proposal. Senator
Beall. Republican of Maryland,
has invited the public to testify
on his separate bill ordering
the District Commissioners to
study the feasibility of estab-
fishing heliports throughout
the District. He heads the
District Business and Com
merce Subcommittee now con-
sidering this Senate proposal.
The hearing is scheduled for
1890 am. Thursday.
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Frank P. Leach,
Ex-Guroeemun

Frank Patterson Leach, 81. a
retired Washington business
man who formerly operated a
repair garage at AT X street
NV. died after a heart at
tack yesterday at his farm
home near Nokesville, Va.
Mr.. Leach was born in Wash
ington and lived most Of his
life here. He attended District
public schools and the old Bust
ness High School. During
World War I, he served as an
instructor in the Army Signal
Corps.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Eileen Hay Leach, who
lives on the farm: two sons,
Frank J. Of Allentown, Md,
and Murrell B. Of Broyhill
Crest. Falls Church: two
sisters. Mrs Anne B. and Miss
Mary E. Leach Of 6l43 Utah
avenue NV, and five grand
children.
Services will be held at 10
am. Friday at the Baker
Funeral Home in Manassas,
Va. Burial will be in Manassas.
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MS. Mary E. Keeseeker, so,
Wife of Education Chief

ton Mission. She took an ac-
tive interest in civic affairs
there and upon her return
wrote about Indonesian culture
and customs.
She was q native OF Berkeley
County in West Virginia.
Mrs. Keesecker is survived by
her husband: a son. Ward II,
who is a student at West Vir-
ginia Tech; two sisters. Mrs.
Gladys Hesen Of Mooref1eld,
w. Va. and Miss Omalee Mish
of Inwood. W. Va. and q
brother. Arnold Mish. Of In
wood.
Services will be held Friday
at 2:30 pm. at the Howard e.
Brown funeral home in Mar
tinsburg. fW. Va. Burial will
be In Martinsburg.
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Mrs. Mary Eleanor Keesecker.
so. wife OF DR.. Ward w. Kee-
seeker. died yesterday Of q
heart attack in the Health,
Education and Welfare head
quarters here. She was on her
way 10 lunch with her husband.
DR.. Keesecker is chief of the
State School Law Section Of
the United States once Of
Education.
A former resident OF Airing
ton. Mrs. Keesecker was living
with her husband in Berkeley
Springs. w. Va, at the time Of
her death.
From 1854 to 1856 Mrs.
Keesecker lived in Indonesia,
where her husband was serving
with the United States Educa-
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Capt. william Augustin
Heard. uSN retired. former
deputy director Of the once
OF Naval intelligence and sub
marine pioneer. died today Of
leukemia at Bethesda Naval
Hospital. He was IS.
At the time Of his death.
Capt. Heard was Washington
representative OF the John
Deere Co.
In 1917. when he was COM
mander Of the submarine
Charleston. Capt. Heard led q
boarding party that captured
the German ship Sachsenwald
In Cristobol. Panama.
During World War II, he
served on the stan OF Gen.
Douglas Macarthur after the
general had requested his as
sienment. He also acted as
naval liaison ofiicer TO the Army
In Hawaii and was commended
by the Army for his work. At
the end OF the war. he was q
member OF the stan OF the
Chief OF Naval Operations In
Washington.
Capt. Heard was q native OF
Texas and was the grandson Of
Gideon Thompson. q scout ia
nous for Indian fighting In the
Southwest.
He attended Schadman's Pre-
paratory School In Washington
and was appointed 10 the Naval
Academy in 1910 by John Nance
Garner with whom he ! I'd LIVED
Following his graduation
from the Academy in 1914. he
took submarine training and
commanded several submarines
during World War ! and the
1905.
From 1890 TO 1892 he was aide
TO the Chief OF the Bureau Of
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Work, Then Study

BUDAPEST. April 16 (R.-
Communist Hungary's high
school graduates in the future
will have to work for an I'M
specified period in factories or
other fields of labor before
being admitted to universities.
In disclosing this measure.
Deputy Culture Minister Josef
Szigeti said students were not
learning about practical life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
J. N. Marshall,
Headed Board of
Granite CitySteeI

ST. LOUIS, April Is R).-
John N. Marshall, so, chairman
OF the board Of the Granite
City Steel Co. in Illinois, died
yesterday OF a stroke.
Mr.. Marshall. who was born
in Pittsburgh, was an executive
Of the Bethlehem Steel Co. be-
fore joining Granite City in
l949.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-16
Edwin c. Hem, So, Official
In Bureau of Aeronuutics

Edwin c. Hem. So, an official
in the Bureau Of Aeronautics Of
the Navy Department. died last
night at his home at ASH Har-
rison street, Chevy Chase.
A native Of Cleveland. Mr..
Hem first came to the WASH
ington area in 1918. Before
World War II. he worked with
the Treasury Department and
during the war he served with
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Dr.. O. G. Schnicker

DETROIT. April 16 tR.-Dr.
Oscar c. Schnicker. AZ, chair
man Of the Industrial Relations
Department Of the University
Of Detroit College of Commerce
and Finance since l949. died
yesterday Of an acute liver in
lection. He was a native Of
Dahlgren. III.
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Col. 6. Richardson
RANCHO SANTA FEE Calf

RANCHO SANTA FEE. Calf,
April l6 (R.-Col. George
Richardson, 60, a trustee Of
the Marshall Field family in
terests in Chicago since 1922
and owner of the Rancho Santa
Fe Inn, died yesterday. Col.
Richardson. who was born in
Albany, N. Y, was q veteran
of both World Wars.
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William l. HensIey

DAYTONA BEACH. Fla.
April Is R.-William L. Hen
sley, SO, retired financial editor
OF the Indianapolis Journal.
died in a nursing home yes
terday. He had lived here %
years.
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HILL, CALVIN A. On Wednesday.
April Q. 1858. Al the District Gen.
eral Hospital. CALVIN A. HILL OF
1908 MassachuSetts ave, NV, Wash
ington. D. c, Friends may cal
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday. April IL, At II am
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry,
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sfRoBEL. IRyING LDwIN. On Sun,

WIN sTRoBEL Of 4sSs Bradley
blvd Bethesda. Nd. beloved hus-
Of MrS Msry r hSSfoyan 1 M LOVE W.
louise. z Strobel Friends are in
vited TO call at the Bethesda Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A.
Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services will be held on Thursday.
Congressional Cemetery. 16
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HENN. EDwIN g; On Tussday. ABR

IS, less. EDWIN G, Hmm q
Md beloved husband Of Mrs Au-
gusta NJ Hem and father of Mrs
MILFORD Kluss Of Dobbs Ferry. N Y.
and William HEM: brother OF Mrs.
jeanette Aikers. Howard and Robert
Hem of Cleveland, Ohio. Me-
mortal services will be held on
Thursday. April II, at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd. at
pm Interment private Please
be made to your favorite charity
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DEATHS

Announcements of
teFvtceS ~ ChambeFe
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Nth 81 and Mass Ave N 2 Ii $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-0l33
AZ
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HICKS, cHARLEs n. On sund,

HICKS, CHARLES b. on Sunday.
As.pit.i caSsLEs AH &icks Ai q
1909 North Capitol st. ne. Apt. 4.
beloved brother Of Mrs; Edna Taylor.
He also leaves 70 mourn his passine
. sister 1in-laW, Mrs. Dorothy Hicks:
devoted friends, Mrs. Louise shell
ton. Mr., and Mrs, Roosevelt Mar
and many fri:nds O R Ssn 't Testins
At the John T. Rhines n Co. Funeral
Home. 00l Sd st. s.w. where friends
are invited 70 call after 4 pm
Thursday, April IA, Funeral serv-
he Sriendsh ~ BaSsIst e Church ist
and II SITS sw., the Rev B r.
Whiting oficisting Interment Ar
linEton National Cemetery II
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IRVING T.. p. NJ. A spe-
eial communication OF Hope
Lodge. No. 20. p A. A.
NJ. Is hereby called for the
purpose OF conducting the
Masonic burial services
over the remains Of our
deceased brother Past
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HEARD, CAPT. WILLIAM AuGUsTIN

H rs 1851 sss se SH wsdn ssSS H Hgs
S S1 firth HrASb. Gss T rstIT.d
OF s5a2 Cue 81. NV. husband OF
Anne velie Heard and william 4,
Heard. ir Services will be held
At Port Myer Chapel on Friday,
with naval honors, Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. II
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HAwLEY, ELBERr ?. On TUESDAY

HAWLEY, ELBERT 2. on tuesday,
April IS, 1855. at his rssidsnce.
a& HAN ;s'n beloved husband nus S u pOro.
thy Broker Havley and father Of
Lawrence B. and Ebert B, HAwley.
grandfather OF Theodore. Linda Ann.
Robert and Suzanne HaWley He
n also ,S,.. su i,.,.sa q one brother sss
s II. Hines Co Funeral Home. 2pOl
l4th St NV. on Thursday, April
IL. at pm. parking facilitiesl
lnterment ArlinEton National Gene
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MCDONALD, CHARLES ERNEST. o

Monday, April IA, 1858. at his resi-
denee, 10 Madison st. n ". CHARLES
ERNEST MCDONALD. beloved father
Of Mrs Dorothy = Pumphrey He
also Is survived BY three Erandchil-
dren and seven great-grandchildre
Friends may call ~ the Takoma
Funeral Home. ab4 Carroll st.
NV parking oppositel. where sery-
ices will be held on Friday. April ~.
at 1890 pm 1nteTment Rock
Greek Cemetery IL
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HAMPTON. MARY OLA. On Mond,

Hprii Il. isss. at Al he. I'm re MSn1ss.
TON. Beloved mother Of cspt. oeorse
Of Miami, Fia.: serst. W. D. Hamp-
p ,SI o. p RoT 1s.. n ~ Louise us:
Yetter Of sprinEheld. va, and Lois
Ward Of Washington, D, c. Friends
nay call at the Walsh Funeral
services .I,,, viii be held on Thu .ruS.S;
Washinston National cemetery,
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s iSss ). X ELS RgS%s. s. s;:'i Il

JOHN d. On Tuesday.
9 o@Isnr IN sSufsinG Home, JOHN 3.
nv, beloved husband Of Euniee c
Stockton and father Of Mrs. Lorena
8 Shumaker and Mrs. Jeniece J.
Allard. Friends may eau at the
Takoma Funeral Home. a54 Carroll
spm ~w ednssdns S SpPiI is' I a,ss,
services will be held on THURSDAY,
April II, at II am. tnterment
oeorse Washington Cemetery.
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WILLIAMS. VIVIAN BERRY. on Sun

day April H. IS5s, az the b pis spni
General Hospital, VIVIAN BERRY
WILLIAMS OF 1915 Howard I'd
fam, devoted sTS S.,S wife q S.n NJ, Roy %-
Grace Berry. She also Is survived
BY nv. auntS, q mother-in- law, Mrs
Mary Mitchell OF CHICAGO. Ill. and
other relatives and many friends
After, s pm. Thursday. April II,
friends may call at the Robert q
ave Sc, Funeral services on Fri
day, April IL, at ! pm. at Camp
bells A. M Z. Church. Nichols
ave and Sumner I'd. Sc. the Rev
W. Duckette oficiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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MEDLEY. LUCY GREEN. Or

ssncs. Sol Jesi s.. Fsirmen!
MEDLEY. wife Of Jessie Medley
Also surviving are one dauEhter.
Nellie Thomas: one son; Willie
Wilcher; four sisters, two brothers.
many nieces and nephews and other
relatives and friends After 4 pm.
Thursday, April II, friends may
call at the Henry s. Washington 4
ave. ne. where funeral services
will be held al / pm. Friday, April
rs. the Rev. Barnes of1ciating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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COLEMAN. JOHN srRYDER.

sSneay, ,6 APSil ia L. J 1855, u pstToii
husband Of Elsie Coleman, father Of
John Hudson Coleman and brother
OF Eugene Coleman OF Memphis
Tenn. GraveSlde services will BE-
held at Arlington National Gene
terry on Friday. April is. at II
am. Friends vishing to attend.
please attemble 81 the Memorial
at 1910 am
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Is, 1858. at her residence. 1909
Maple sye I&kopa Park, Nd.
Of Mrs. Florence II. Butler. Mrs
Catherine Altenbaugh Of Miami. Pa.
Cayanaush. both OF Pittsburgh, Pa !.
Friends may call ct the Takoma
Funeral Home, 254 Carroll 81 NV
parking oppositel, after nm.
THURSDAY; April Il. where services
will be held on Friday, April Is,
a. . pm InteTment Pittsburgh,
Pa. Donations 10 the Cancer Fund
would be appreciated in lieu Of
fowersI II
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VINALL, MARY A. On w.dn,,d,

VINALL, MARY A. On Wednesday.
A A,,,I III 1875 q. Csrroll Manor.
Vinall and niece OF Theresa Keys
and the late Katherine Hipkins.
Relatives and friends may cali at the
Collins Funeral Home. 1891 18th
g NV Requiem mass at Carroll
Manor Chapel on Friday. April is,
a. 10 am. Interment Cedar Hill
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PAUL 3. ELcAN. ssey. Ia
IA. 1865, at Annapolis. Nd. ALICE
B SMITH. aged AZ, wife Of Frank
y Smith Funeral on Thursday.
April II. at . pm, from the
TAYLOR Funeral Home, l47 Oiouees-
He,,;, A csmessly H Ann,I I1,sr% zen
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SPTf'. T. sss %Iaa.H .1, & oR q.
beloved son Of the late Eva and
!O:s ,Th,,S os.y, re e sprvi'ss Sy
ssSsn r :.tsT ,GS ,f ssSshs s G
pm. wednesday, April ] 8, friends
may call at the Latney Funeral
Homo. iSes 18th st. nv. Funeral
on. Thursday, April II, from the
IsShnss w ,sS a " ip zpn Shu I'm.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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sToCKETT. CHARLES On suna.,

SIUOkEII, CHhhLEs a. On SUNDAY
e eRIil l'I sroekETf4i.' Mani Ii. re S..
loved brother Of Mary Z, and Oeorss
L. Stockett. Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home, Ith st and
Mass. ave. ne, where services viii
be held on Friday, April IN, al
$50 pm. Interment coneressional
Cemetery. II
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STOCkETT. CHARLES A. A special
a Communication OF Naval
g. / u I'll.
V our late brother. CHARLES
A. sTocKETT. :.
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April j.. .i5bs,' WILLIAM w Nprsoi
OF a433 Virginia ave. NV, beloved
husband OF the late Irene Watson,
brother OF Clifton Watson and uncle
Of Mrs Malvinia Stewart and john
by other relatives and friends After
: pm; , THURSDAY. April Z. friends
Chapel, l43o You st. NV. where
funeral services will be held on
Friday, April II. At pm Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. II
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JOHNSON. REUBEN. On Tuesday.
pital, REuBEN JOHNSON He leaves
g mourn their loss a devoted sister,
Mrs; Roberta 8. johnson, and other
rs A. Carter 4 Co F0nersI az Home,
3o5 H st. NV. Notice Of services
JONES. ELIZABETH MAE. on sat.
nM TasS , ApTiI u, .,d 1875 ELIZABETH
yernia Jones, She Is also survived
other relatives and friends Remains
may be viewed al Clarence a Katie
N WILLIAMS scnI PSSnsrs Home o',;., 3@i;ss
Funeral viii take place al pm.
Baptist Church. SCHROEDER st and
Edmonston ave Relatives and
enSs f n.r TesRse nSstui pMSss e
Par. ID
KEEsECKER, MARY ELEANOR MIsH.
Washihston. p. e, MARY ELEANOR
spfings. v, Va beloved S wife Of
d ward Kecse siSspAf II 'Hs She @ot Also
Mish OF Inwood, W. Va: two sisters,
Onalee. Mish OF Inwood. W, Va,
and Mrs. Gladys Hesen OF Moore
held, W. Va; one niece, Hazel Mish
Of Inwood. W Va; and one nephew,
neral services on Friday. April 1S,
at $40 pm. at the Brown Funeral
Home, Martinsburg, w. Va. Inter-
ment .Rosedale Cemetery, Martins
burg. W. Va. II
KENT. FRANK 4. on Monday, April
IA, 1903, FRANK r. KENT OF
the Lombardy Apartments, beloved
husband OF Elizabeth Thomas Kent
OF the Incarnation. Charles st
Md. on "wednesday. April 10, az
1880 am. lnterment private 10
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Il. 1898, Elsie coo SMsseAS Si Sspp66liI
jamestown I'd HyattSFille. Nd, be-
loved wife Of John W. coombe and
mother Of Douglas C., Walter p, and
John Gordon coombe She also Is
two sisters. Rebecea McCormic OF
Spencer, N, C, and Ruth Thomas OF
Alexandria. Va. Services al GaSch's
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave
Hyattsville. Nd. on Thursday, April
IL. at 10 IN. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery ia