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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 educational
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Capt. i'll. Davis,
Retired District
ISpeciuI Policemen

Capt. Jacob H. Davis, ~, xe-
tired District special policeman,
died Tuesday in Memorial Hos
pital. Bedford, Va. Of pneu-
monia.
Funeral services we're held at
his home in Lowry. Va. Friday
and burial was in Persia, Tenn.
Mr.. Davis retired as special
police guard of the Municipal
Center Building, 30l c street
NV, In 1856.
Between 1903 and 1917 he
was with the District Metro
politan police. After serving in
World War / in the Army Motor
Transportation Division, he
joined the Montgomery County.
Md, sheriff's ONCE until 1871.
Survivors are his widow, Mrs.
Odell Arnott Davis Of the home
address; q son, Albert A. Davis
of the home address; three
brothers, Charles A. Davis OF
Kensington. Md; Walter o.
Davis Of Forest. Va. and Harry
L. Davis. ST.. Of Arlington. Va;
Two sisters, Mrs. Mary D.
Stinnette of Fort Myers. Fla,
and Mrs. Sarah A. Wayne Of
Falls Church. Va, and one
granddaughter.
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Mrs. Andrew Van ESQ, 90,
Wife of Retired Army Colonel

Mrs. Andrew Van ESQ. so,
Of sos Fenway drive. Bethes-
da. Md. active in the Amer
lean Womens Voluntary Serv-
ice here during World War II,
died Friday night at George
town University Hospital Of 8
cerebral hemorrhage.
She was the wife Of Andrew
E. Van ESQ. retired Army COL
onel and retired from the Gen.
trail Intelligency Agency. He
survives her.
Mrs. Van ESQ. a native of
Chicago. III. was the daughter
Of DR.. John B. Murphy, a Chi
cago surgeon. and Mrs. jean
nette Plamondon Murphy.
Besides the AMVS, which
entertained servicemen and
sold savings bonds during the
war Mrs. Van ESQ was a
member Of the Little Flower
Catholic Church. MaSSachu-
sets Hills. Md.
Others surviving are a son.
James Gordon Murdoch. jr..
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Miss K. Pullman,
Ex-U. S. EmpIoye

Miss Katie Marshall Pullman,
80. an employe at the Bureau
Of Engraving's stamp division
for 43 years. died Friday at
the Methodist Home, 1901 Con-
necticut avenue NV. after q
long Illness.
A lifelong resident of the
Washington area. Miss Pullman
was born on a farm of Tele-
graph road. Alexandria. She
was the daughter Of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pullman.
Miss Pullman was extremely
active in church work in the
District and did both teach
ing and administrative work
in Episcopal and Methodist
churches here.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Donaldson of
1925 Lawrence street NE. and
two brothers. william r. Pull
man Of 63l Telegraph road.
Alexandria. and Ernest H. Of
POI Sheridan street NV.
Funeral services will be held
at IL am. Tuesday at the Meth
odist Home. with burial in Un-
ion Cemetery. Alexandria.
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Mrs. W. Shipmon,
Mother of Two
Naval Coptuins

Mrs. william A. Shipman. 81,
a lifelong resident Of this area,
died Thursday at Kensington
Gardens Nursing Home.
The former Jennie M. Groves,
Mrs. Shipman was born in
Indian Head. Md. and came
to Washington with her family
when a young girl. Mrs. Ship
man was a member Of Claren-
don Presbyterian Church.
Her husband, who was build
ing superintendent of the
Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States, died in 1945.
She is survived by three sons.
Capt. John B. Shipman, USN
tretired). 663l Western avenue
NV: Capt. William G. Ship
man. USNR. 1915 North Har-
ward street. Arlington, and
Morris r.. 6767 Little Falls road,
Arlington. Also surviving are
Is grandchildren and IA great
grandchildren. and a brother,
BENJAMIN Groves of Baltimore.
Services will be held at CAV
ler's Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. at 10 am. tomor-
row. Burial will be in Con-
greSSional Cemetery.
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group known as the Howard
Cubs. made UP Of sons Of men,
bers of the faculty. He helped
guide them in athletic activities
as well as in the problems of
life.
Born In Massachusetts
Born in Springfield. Mass. he
received both bachelor and
master degrees in physical edu-
cation there. He recently had
been studying for a Pho. de-
gree during summers at Co.
lumbia University.
Mr.. Burr's home was at 760
Fairmont street NV. He is
survived by his widow, Mrs.
Sarah Walker Burr. whom he
married in 1924; two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Margaret Harris and
Mrs. Jonelle Washington, and
a grandson. all Of this city:
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
H. Burr. ST.. Of Springfield,
Mass: two sisters. Mrs. Doro-
thy Elliott of this city and Mrs.
Anita Johnston of Springfield.
He also leaves three brothers.
Allen, Russell and Jerome
Burr. all Of Springfield.
Mr.. Burr's body will lie in
state in the Howard University
Chapel on Tuesday from 1890
am. to 1880 am.
Funeral services will be held
in the Howard University
Chapel at noon Tuesday. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Annosneements 81
Services ~ Chamhers
In Mrntnrianl

BURRELI.. MONROE In memory Of
nv husband. MONROE BuRRELL,
who oied one year aso. January d
1857
The nisht follows oay. but come what
/ viii never iorget the day you wen,
YOUR LOVING WIFI, CARRIE J
BURRElL, STEPSON. EDWARD
JONES. AND DAUGHTER. JESSIE
MAY HODGE
CAREY. BESSIE LEWIS. In lovins
memory OF our dear mother and
who passed into eternal rest two years
ago today. January IL. 1856.
Somewhere above this troubled world,
Safe beyo nd al sriet and care,
Our Mother rests IN heavenly peace.
God srant some dav that We shall
pAud al [Rfss NJ Myrtle snnLf AND LENA.
AND GRANDSONS
memory Of our dear husband and
ff Their. WILLIAM Z EDWARDS, who
passed away seven years aeo today.
January ~. 1851
Our loving memories Of you never die
As time rolls on and the days pass
For deep in our hearts those memories
OF the one We loved and will no,
HIS IoviEo WIFE AND DAuoH-
TERS
sTAMATEs. MARIHELEN. In loving
m 1sp2,v g Sgr es! Ty asSsh H,sd
one year aeo today. January -, 1887
The flowers that bloom in my gardep
Ny mother heart cannot hold fast,
They viii droop In the heat OF HES
Their petsls win fan in the blast.
One flower viii never grow faded.
And never viii wtther away
The one the Great Gardener
To the green fields Of memory today.
That flower will forever be radiant
As the years. with their changes.
The charm Of its youth and its
fraerance
Ike balm On our spirits vii he
AND SISTER. sANDRA
inc remembrance Of q devoted mother.
daughter and sister. LILLIAN !
SWAMI, who passed away eight years
ago today. January IL. 1850,
Could you ask US II We miss you9
Yes, LII. II nlls our hearts with
But your spirit sweetiy whispers,
Courage. We shall meet again,
DEvoTEDLY, THE FAMILY.
memory 81 my dear vile. BEATRICE
s ToPPiN who passed away jan
Since you went away. home doesn't
seem the same
Oh how nov MIS- your footsteps and
l Will live In the beautiful thoughts Of
what you have been TO me.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. Ed
" ADE-FOsTER, URSULA J. Sacred
10 the memory OF our beloved mother
tered into eternal sleep January IL.
The road into the sunset
Is one We al must tread,
And though Il brings us sorrow
When loved ones 90 ahead.
Still there Is comfort knowing
We viii meet some day,
When Rrief and pain are over,
And the clouds have rolled away
1t rs sweet to know we shall meet
Where partins is no more,
And the ones We loved so dearly
Have only gone before
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN FLOi w.
JOHNSON, AlLENE W. GIBSON,
CHARLES W. WADE.
WOODS, ALMA DIXON. In loving
DIXON WOODS, who passed aSsy
January ~, 1886.
Mother. loving memories never die
As years roll ON and DAYS 90 by
Deem, IN. my heart YOUR memory Is
kept,
i've loved you always and shall never
IovINn nAuouTrR. noporuy
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c. W. Miller, 81,
Stone Mason

Clarence w. Miller, So. a
stone mason, died of leukemia
yesterday at the National In
stitutes Of Health.
Mr.. Miller lived with his
family at 1904 Somerset road.
Riverdale. Md. He was born
in Wardensville, w. Va. on
April 9. 1905.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Ollie Mae Miller. a
daughter. Miss Dorothy L. Mil
Ter. and a son. William Lee NIL
Ter. both of the home address.
Funeral services win be held
at pm. Tuesday in the Cham
bers Funeral Home. Riverdale.
Burial will be in the Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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John H. Burr, Jr., Dies;
Coach at Howard u.

John H. Burr. jr.. 50. director
Of physical education at How
ard University for IL years.
died Thursday night in Freed
mems Hospital after a short
illness.
Mr.. Burr had been closely
associated with physical ecuca-
ton at the university for more
than IS years, having started
there as an instructor in 1923.
He coached the university's
baseball. basketball, track and
swimming teams.
Prominent in q number Of
organizations. Mr.. Burr was a
life member of the National
Education Association and the
American Association of Health
Physical Education and Rec
reation.
He also was a member of
the College OF Physical Educa-
ton Association and the Ma
tional Intramural Association.
He was a former president OF
the Colored intercollegiate Ath-
letic Association and also the
Eastern Board of Ofiicials.
Pigskin Club Member
Mr.. Burr was a charter men,
Der Of the Pigskin Club OF
Washington. His community
activities included work with
the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION and the American
Red Cross. He recently received
an award from the Red Cross
for rs years Of service He saw
Army service during World
War I.
He formerly was director Of
a large camp for boys and girls
at Brookfield. Mass.
Mr.. Burr always felt that
one Of his most awarding en-
deavors at Howard University
was his sDonsorShin NJ the
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Chicago: two sisters. Mrs.
James E. Bagsot. jr.. Lake
Forest. H.. and Mrs. Edward
N. Hurley. Wheaton, H., and
four grandchildren.
Requiem mass will be cele-
brated at II am. Tuesday at
Holy Name Cathedral in Chi
cago. Burial will be in Chicago.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged by Kawlers Funeral
Home. 1856 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. NV.
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Draths

WING. REV. GEORGE OLIVER. on
d dsS5sss I.rHsEy %tro 1855 & F f5Io
Lincoln pl Sc. devoted husband
beloved father Of Mrs Wynona B
Simmons Of Minneapolis. MINI: Mrs
Almayda L Winston. Miss Sarah NJ
Wins. Mrs. IFon T Henderson.
9ueorEe q. ", ana Ellsworth D
Mrs Annie BRYANT Of Philadel-
phin Pa one brother. Samuel "
Wins Of New York City. N =: three
grandchildren. other relatives and
day January ii, friends are invited
10 call at his late residence Pu-
neral on Tuesday, January "a. from
the Brown Memorial A. NJ z Church.
18th ~. and Constitution ave ne.
At pm Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS By
Mcguire. Inc IL
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Riley Elmer Andrew

NEVADA. Mo. Jan. IL Up
Riley Elmer Andrew. rs, widely
known oil drilling contractor.
died Friday night at his home
here.
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MESSING. EDWARD L

BLESSING. EDWARD L. on Friday.
January 10. 1865. ct oeorse wssF-
ington Hospital EDWARD L. BLISS
Ing Of $50 LIST St, nv. beioyed
e 81 M9s q Ro asS' s.ss.siPs isss,
sprins. Nd uncle d Edward = Fry
q Mrs dessfSde ssaii Of rs sSn i Mssso.
Sali Mrs; Helen Eddins and Mrs
and William Hood Blessing Of Bal
the s. II Hines CO. Funeral Home.
Ss0l IAN s. nv after 8 an.
above funeral home on Tuesdsy. jan M
VAT, VARY IA A. an; tparkins taeili-
tery, Point o. Rocks. Md. X
BLESSING, EDWARD Z. The ofneers
81; D! ]; D.! d !; 81
pm for the purpose Of eondnetlns
funeral services Tor OUT late Brother
EDWARD L. BLESSING.
EDITH p s. boMD SSsE sse. ri y
sH hSTsdaJ kES Ssaa.s, SH Sss kES
NTH BURcH. beloved son Of
Martin and MARY O. Bureh and
brother OF ARnes Sanford. Edith Ia
pnoureux. Robert NJ. Award v.
Melvin J and Mary Ann Burch.
Funeral from the simmons Bros.
Funeral Home. 1861 Good Hope
I'd. Sc on Monday, January Is.
at $50 an thence 10 81 Teresa
Catholic Church. where mass viii be
offered at am. for the repose Of
his soul Interment Cedar NH Gene
BURR. JOHN n. On Thursday. jan
S pssI 8 sohs s' suk aE.'S sssVss s sss
band Of Sarah W. Burr. father Of
Mrs Marsaret b. Harris and Mrs
Jonelle B Washineton. and son OF
Mr. and Mrs John n Burr, Gr
Also surviving are q grandchild. his
brothers, sisters, other relatives and
many friends Prom 8 TO 1880 pm
Monday, January Is. friends are In
yited TO. call AZ the Mcclure Funeral
vii lie IN state from 1890 70 II 80
an. Tuesday, January ~, a. the
Howard University, where services
will be held at ~ noon intefment
Arlington National Cemetery -
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CEMETERY LOTS

OEMEIEhh LUIS
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM--2
burial crypts, the best that can be
had. List price, $500. Private
owner will sell At "a price, $3.50
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-chapel
Section. q sites $1,000 on terms.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL FAR k-4
Call Manassas 303-J, bet. 6;ib and
1'lb pm
FORT LINCOLN MAUsOLEUM, double
crypt. EN- 3-42bi.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Church. sites: reasonable. Call JE
"-5sGS
CEDAR HILL choice sites, reas
owner leaving town. LU, 2.OO3b.
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
- Gfavesites valued al $500. will
cell for $500 beautiful location
Phone daithcrsburg Jl.M
FORT LlNCOIN--l lots. W. s-so5e
CEMETERY LOTs---a titea oeofge
Warrington, csmstsrS. wo e-sss2.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriun1

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii s-52O0
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO 7-0l33
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance, $3.50
els n 81 NE IL 3-4sSO
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EDWARD Z. The oineers
and members OF Ruth
Chapter No. 1. o. H1e.. are
hereby Notified 70 assemble
81 the 8. II. Hines Co, Fu-
neral Home, sgOl 18th At.
NV. on Monday evening.
January 10. 1885. 81 7;f5
the purpose Of conductlng
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CoCROFT. col. REGINALD BIFIELD,
uary I, 1888, at Fort Beivolr Hos
cocRpFT usA Irsiisd1. d HamiI-
ton, Va husband OF Dorothy Cap
well .coeroft, father Of Reeinald b.
TfScsses. ir,,99s,.v Y s,,,x Va Mr.
and Mrs Erwin n. Brigham. OF West
Point N. ". son Of the late Rev,
Thomas Henry cocroft and Ellen
Freeman CoerQft Of Providence, r !.
Services VIII Be held At Fort Myer
Chapel on Wednesday January 5.
n s,on = On esm, ,ie,srmsn' Ariins'On Sa-
CONNER. CHARLES 3. OF s007 South
husband Of Asnes r, Conner. father
Of Harold Conner, brother Of Mrs.
John @. Webster, Mrs. Fred Frost.
Mrs Qeorge plummer, Mrs Annie
Webb. Finer o.. Alfred p, Hush p,
and John r. Conner, services 81
Chambers Funeral Home, SIT iith
g Sc, on Tuesday, January IL AZ
Sanctuary MauscIslm.
CONNER. CHARLES s. A special COM
& tnunicatlon Of BENJAMIN b.
IN French Lodge No, 10,
IN 2. A a. ~, win be held
NIX 1883. at IT, noon for the
ny purpose Of conducting Ma
" sonic services for our late
Past Master CHARLES 8 CONNER.
JOHN ~. cADY, w, NJ.
GLENN L. JOHNSON. Secretary,
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BURRELI.. MONROE. In memory Of
nv husband. MONROE RURRELL,
who died one year ago. January 3,
1857
The niEht follows day. but come what
! vii never foruet the day you wen,
YOUR LOVING WIFE. CARRIE J.
BuRRELL; STEPsON, EDWARD
JONES, AND DAUGHTER. JESSIE
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s IIfiE 'AH N1Ircs S " DAME: S1nEs
Md. aged "a son Of the late John
and Rachel MuliieAn. husband Of
the late Ida Aulhcan He Is sur.
Ylved by two brothers. Thomas 7
M S.,lss and vanson & Muiiie1n.
Barber Funeral Home. LaytonsvilIe.
Nd where services will be held
on sunday. January IL. 81 = pm
iSStsrnsns IoTea Oak Cemetery. oai-
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CkfMks. QhkEk JCDNON on
aTiS. Va. dRikk SUDsoS y ckx n as.
eousin Of the late Katherine c.
crymes. father Of Leonard D,
SSymss q Bethesds; Nd: and vii
grandfather q Mss Betty i. Crymes
Of Washington, p, c. Friends may
call ct the Wheatley Funeral Home.
500 King st., AlexaldTiA. Va. where
funeral services MI BE- held Oh
in Geans c onsses.,0Ssl esms,ery Al e
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Co0PER. noMAEp :. Ths lsmlly q

the late HOWARD 7. COOPER wishes
citation 70 the Rev c. NJ Ions. IT, I;
Mrs Fannie NJ Curry. the Ladies
FIRST Aid Union OF Churches, Nurses
United OF the PARK Road Community
nn1Sn ne aN MsneT ch MeRnesA ., sha
bors, relatives and many friends Tor
their prayers, lowers. telegrarils. cards
and use OF cars and other expRes-
siohs of svmpathy during their sOF-
row The FAMILY
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UnANkN, ;. kAtMOND. on saturday,
January II, 1855, al his home. IO3l3
Do1slSs , ave-. Si!,sE sprlns. Nd.
band Of Rita HaIloran Graves. father
81 3 Raymond Graves. r.. son or
Mrs. Ethel n Hopkins and the late
FraEcis NJ Graves. and brother Of
Nc. hegina Graves Henderson and
9 MIS- Marie Graves Canine. Mr.
Graves rests At the Warner y
Humphrey Funeral Home. s40A
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd
parking tactlttiesl Mas viii b
onered for the reDose OF his stafl
On Tuesday, January "a. 81 i0.fS
an. 81 81. Johns Catholic Church,
Forest Glen. Nd Interment Artngton
National Cemetery. IL
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REBEccA WILLIAMS wishes to eS.
press It's appreciation for me services
rendered ~ the Rev B. n. Whiting.
pastor Of the Friendship Baptist
Church; yisiting ministers, solos.
CAV school and every department. Of
the Friendship Baptist Church. and
her many friends for their sails
cards. noral pieces and use Of cars
HER SISTER. MAUDE Z. BuThER. /.
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THURSDAY. Jsnasss 0. lass. bLoR-.
ENck HUGHES DARBY Of ths
rtssoI.f ,ga =, H ,s is ne Newton N,, g
Darby Survived BY three grand-
children, Ralph =. Wiber Of Ralelgh,
y. C. Mrs. Ei1ahsth Wiher Pierce OF
S3rsenvs!le. LsnnS ana MS janet
Mloer Meredith 81 ogqensenIs. y
Co. Funeral Home. 1901 18th st. y
tparktng fAetlltiesl Services from the
Presbyterian Home on Monday, JAnu-
airy ID, at pm, Interment Glen
wood Cemetery
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WILLARD A. sPILLER. comdr.
ARNOLD B. HUGHES.

HEMPHILL. MISS ORC JOSEPH. Died
short illness. MISS ORC JOSEPH
HEAPHIlL, DAUGHTER Of the late
Rear Admiral Joseph n Hemphill.
USN, and Orc stark Hemphiil Inter-
ment services az Arlington Cemetery.
tuesday, January IL. At ! Pm. IL
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Isnasry iS iSSs, otoRsods
ne. SeIovsd fasSsr q . john ~ "
Daughtry. MFa. Ola Mae coiey. Mrs.
Christine ANDREWS and Mrs Willie
baashtrs. oihss relatives ana iha
also survive Remains rezuns with
l. :, Murray 4 son. l3JT IhIh
), nv vhers TREND. nav esil
after pm nerahzs January l3
uaFy ! 4 az tke N1lr1pollinn Baptist
Church 81 On. tie REV Smith
ofneiatine lnlsrment Lineoln Me-
moral Csmetery NJ 40 lS'
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WITH mains Testing al the lee
Funeral Home. 9TH 81. ann Mass
ave. ne services on Monday, Jan
ygary ct l pm a, The ab .,.,,
Cemetery Members Of the union are
invited TO attend the funeral services
ROBERT TAUB, Presldenl.
JOSEPH z. LiNs Secy treas.
FEW, JOsEPn ALFRED. on Friday,
January 10, 1908, At Mount Alto Hos
pltal, JOSEPH ALFRkD PEW OF IA
pth 81 ne, the beloved husband OF
hTs Milan Bff't cfosss s M hshes cs% M MTs
COvington, Sidney and Daniel l. FeW
brother Of Mrs .MuIt WILDLY. Mrs
Mabel 0riffth and Ernest Few. also
four grandchildren. Friends may call
AZ the Lee Funeral Home, fth 81. and
Massachusetts ave. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday January ~.
AZ ! pm Interment Fort Lincoln
FINN ELLEN wArHES. On Friday.
s Ss.SH ELEM Iii S%SArhE 'P FINN 0w q
Jos Massachusetts ave. ne. the
beloved great.aunt Of MT. James
as bss, enc sis's MI 2 NJ M,s z s os%
bic OF santa Barbara, calf Mrs
H. W oysriey and ". N Waihen
II dc lee Funeral Home, sth ~ Il
ana Mass ave. ne, until $3.50 M
Monday January 10. Requiem mass
VIII be- onered a. g. Josepha Catholic
inlsrmsnt Gate Of Heaven ca rtsfS.
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GALLMAN. BESSIE ANN. The fam
GALLMAN wish to express their
thanks 10 their many frtends for
the kindness shown durine her III
ness. We also extend our appreeiA-
ton to the Rev. EdW Thomas. L.
Murray & Son and friends for cards,
telegramS flowers and for all done
10 comfort Us 10 our sorrow
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January 1T, 1N5N, HANNAH "a HOOD
Of 80 Rhode Island ave ne. wife
Of Mrs, Lillian r Phinney. sister II
Mrs. Julian Garner Of Fredericksburg
Va, and Mrs. Lucy Latham Of Alex
andria, Va grandmother Of Mrs
Andrew Nandiuris. and Mrs Charles
Children Friends mi NAY eHiI ~ tSe
Lee Funeral Home, 4th 81 and
Massachusetts ave. ne. where serv.
ices will be held on Tuesday. Janu-
aaIy ~, e $50 pm. Interment
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HOMPsON. EDITH FELLERs.

ssS cs.s q TfSsssss EpTs' 3 S
THOMPSON. beloved wife Of the late
William r Thomson. mother Of
Katherine Z Eary. Helen p Wellen
ana Edith z Hirshman. sister OF
Robert Z Feilers She also Is sur
Viyed By eieht grandchildren. other
relatives and many friends Re-
mains resting III her late residence.
asf Nth 81 ne Funeral will Be
he'd on Monday, January ID. At .
? m from the Methodist Church.
Brunswick. Nd. Interment Browns
willie. Nd IL
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llAALM. CLAHENCE ". OF 4S04
1omeTset I'd, Riverdale, Nd . on Janu-'
,.aff 1. 1855. husband OF Ollie Mae
Nilltf. father Of William Lee ana
Dorothy l. Miller Services al Cham.
bRrs' Funeral Home. 5s0l Cleveland
ave. Riyerdale. Nd. on Tuesday.
January -. ~ ! . m. interment Port
Lincoln Cemetery II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-13

Evehnes here make living
housewares for the Kitchen pao porch
appliances low Discount chine
utsaefive potsns slvinss