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Dr.. condru, SO

GLENDALE, Calf, Aug. 8
R.-Dr. George E. Condra, 80,
who,waS with the University of
Nebraska's geology and geo.
graphic department for so
years, died yesterday. DR.. Con-
dra was author of several books.
In 1887 he headed an Ameri-
can delegation to an Interna-
tional Congress of Biologists
in Russia.
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HerbertO. YordIey,69,
Code Authority, Dies

given q commission In the Sig
nal Corps. and he set up an
outfit which trapped and de-
coded enemy messages at the
front.
Cracked Japanese Code
After the war. he took COM
mand Of the Black Chamber,
administered jointly by the War
and State Departments. His
great achievement during the
'20s was the cracking Of the
japanese code during the 1871
disarmament conferences. This
allowed the United States dip
lomats TO know what Japan
had In the way Of arms and
how much they were planning
10 reduce their forces.
For this achievement, he re-
ceived the Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal.
Besides being q code expert,
Mr.. Yardley was also a scienti-
fic poker player whose reputa-
ton was Nationwide. He once
said that II he lost TO the same
players twice in A row nj the
poker table. then the gan@
must be fixed.
Wrote Poker Book
Just last year, he published
a book called The Education
Of a Poker Player" which tells
some Of the tricks he learned
at the table.
Mr.. Yardley also wrote sew
eral novels. including The Red
Sun Of Nippon" The Blonde
Countess" and Grows Are
Black Everywhere"
He leaves his widow Edna OF
the home address. 1918 Rosen-
steel avenue. Silver Spring. and
a son. DR.. Jack Yardley Of
indianapolis.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday ct Fort Myer.
Burial with full military honors
win follow in Arlington Gem
etery.
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Viseount Brqcken, 81, Aide
To Churchill in War Years

LONDON. Aug. Q tP.-vis-
count Bracken. 81. who as
Brendan Brncken was one Of
Winston Churchill's right-hand
men during World War II. died
today after a long illness.
Death was due 10 cancer OF
the throat.
Lord Bracken was Sir Win
ston's parliamentary private
secretary IN 1904 and his
Minister OF Information from
1891 until May. io45. He then
served briefly as First Lord OF
the Admiralty.
Lord Bracken was chairman
of the Financial Times" thu
bible Of the British business
community: a trustee Of the
National Gallery Of Art. man
aging director Of the weekly
Economist Of London" and q
director Of the Associated Elec-
trical Industries.
He was influential In the Con-
sentative Party for 20 years.
representing districts Of Lon
don or Bournemouth In Par
lament continually from 1879
until he retired In 1851 because
Of III health. He was raised
TO the peerage In the following
New Years honors.
Lord Bracken's title died with
him. He was a bachelor and
left no male heirs.
Lord Bracken was born to q
well-to-do Irish family, taken
to Australia as a child and re-
turned to England as a young
student.
He got into politics soon after
completing his studies at ex-
elusive Sedbergh School and
was only % when first elected
to the House Of Commons from
the North Paddington district
Of London.
Tall, bespectacled and with a
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Herbert o. Yardley. 80. one Of
the worlds leading code ex-
perts. died yesterday Of q stroke
at his home In Silver Spring.
What started out as a hobby
for Mr.. Yardley blossomed into
q profession-learning the Sc
crets Of other nations by crack
Ing their codes.
In 1891, somewhat disen-
chanted with his undercover
work. Mr.. Yardley published a
book. The American Black
Chamber" The Black Chamber
was the name given 10 his bu-
reau which spent It's time try
Ing 10 crack the codes Of other
countries.
The book became an i'm
mediate sensation all over the
world.
Book Bans Him
Because Of this book. Mr..
Yardley never again did intel
ligence work for the United
States.
During the late 1906, he
served as an adviser 10 Chang
Kai-shek and during World
War II, he briefly helped out
the Canadian Government.
Born in Washington. Ind.
Mr.. Yardley came TO Washing
ton in 1912 as q telegraph OPP
orator In the State Depart
ment's communications divi-
sion.
There he handled many mes
sages that came into the ONCE
coded. He once remarked 10
a friend that he thought the
United States codes were
clumsy and easy TO decipher
He often claimed 10 be able
TO translate a message as II
came over the wire.
On his own, he began to
devise new codes. and his work
eventually reached the eyes OF
his superiors.
During World War I. he was
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Mrs. Wordsworth, II, Wife
Of Treasury Ex-officiuI

Mrs. Eliot wadsworth. y.
wife Of a former Assistant Sec
Of the Treasury, died
Wednesday at her summer home
at Northeast Harbor, Me-. after
a long illness. The Wadsworth
home here is at 2416 Tracy
place NV. Mr.. Wadsworth,
formerly Of Boston, served as
Assistant Secretary of tn e
Treasury under Presidents
Harding and Coolidge. He held
other posts during a long
career Of public service, was ac-
tive in national and interna-
tional relief work and was q
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grandchildren. and a brother,
George Freer Of Los Altos,
Calf.
Services will be held at
1880 am. tomorrow at the
Warner e. Humphrey funeral
home in Silver Spring. Burial
will be in Congressional
Cemetery.
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Henry W. Bull,
Ex-Stock Broker

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
Aug. 8 up. - Henry w. Bull,
former New York stock broker
died Wednesday. He was pres
ident Of the National Steeple-
chase and Hunt Association for
10 years and head Of the Turf
and Field Club for 26 years un-
til he resigned in 1852.
Mr.. Bulls father, the late
William L.,Bull. once was pres
ident of the New York Stock
Exchange.
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Mrs. l. H. Brent, 81,
II Years in District

Mrs. Landon H. Brent, 81.
q resident Of Washington for II
years, died yesterday at her
home in Arlington, Va.
The former Susan Lewis,
Mrs. Brent was born in the Dis
trict and moved to Arlington 20
years ago.
She leaves nine nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services and burial
win be held tomorrow in Piney
River, Va.
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J. P. McEvoy, Playwright,
Novelist, Poet and Editor

NEW CITY. N. Y, Aug. 8
AP).-J. P. McEvoy, So, nov
elist, playwright and poet. died
today at his home Of a stroke.
He had been i'll several months.
Mr.. McEvoy had been a row
ing editor for Readers Digest
Magazine for 20 years.
He wrote at least 10 Broad
way plays and revues, Begin
ming with THE Potters" in
1923 and ending in 1899 with
Stars in Your Eyes" starring
Ethel Norman and Jimmy Du-
rante. He also wrote sketches
for three editions of The
Ziegfeld Follies."
Mr.. McEvoy was known for
his versatility. Besides novels,
plays and poetry. he wrote ra-
dio and television scripts and
the story line of the comic strip,
Dixie Dugan.
Son Of Astronomer
He was born In New York.
His father. the late Patrick
Grimm McEvoy, was a mathe-
matical astronomer who taught
for a time at Trinity College in
Dublin, Ireland.
He attended Notre Dame
University from 1910 to 1912.
simultaneously. he began his
newspaper career in South
Bend as a sports writer on the
News.
Moving on to Chicago. he be-
came a newspaper eolumnist
at 10 on the Chicago Record
Herald. He shifted to the Chi
cago Tribune where he did a
feature called THE Potters, "
which was made into a play.
That was his introduction to
New York.
Story Became Musical
Writing Broadway shows and
Hollywood scenarios consumed
much but not all of his energies
for the next few years. There
we're novels and short stories in
big circulation magazines.
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Lonely Hours

For those moments Of unacceptable aloneness-
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home. Quietly, delicately surely, their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart. They provide a
comfort that is singularly personal. You can al
ways say 1t with flowers. confident that your
expression Of sympathy viii lessen the lonely
hours Of heartache.
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In Mrntnrimnt

BAILEY, SIDNEY NEALE, sr. In
loving memory of my dear hus-
months ago today. February g.
The stars are brightly shining
Upon silent grave;
In II lies a loved one
I loved. but could not save.
You babe no one q last farewell.
You said good-by to none;
The heavenly rates Just opened wide
And a loving voice said, Come
God saw the road was setting
The hills too hard TO climb,
SO He gently closed your weary
And whispered. Peace be thine /"
Dear. when kneel beside your
And place flowers there with
Something in my heart tells me
You know / am there.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MRS. VIOLA
BILLUPS, SARA r. In sacred mem.
DRY Of our beloved mother and
sister, SARA r, BILLUPs, who de-
parted this life August 8, 1854.
Your life's such a beautiful memory.
To grieve that's gone seems un-
Like sTadsins you more time in
When we have hopes of meeting
you there.
HAROLD r. BILLUPs, c. r. ISAAC
AND SUSIE RICHARDSON.
CLARKE, PHOEBE A. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear devoted mother.
PHOEBE A; CLARKE tnee Martini.
who passed peacefully away thir-
teen years ago today, August 8.
1916.
Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever in my heart,
DAUGHTER, EMMA r. CLARKE. .
JONES, MARY B. In loving memory
Of our dear mother MARY B.
ago today, August 8, 1919,
She was Just a plain dear mother
With her loving smile each day,
Always trying to do for others
As she iourneyed on her way.
HER pEyoT66Ip9, pIpvAU GHTEEs;
JULIA B. PAXTON.
KLINEHANSE, ELIZABETH. In sad
mother. ELIzABETH SL1NEHASsE.
who passed away nine wears ago
today, August 8, 1919.
HER SEuE DTv SS TE Elsi RRAUoHTEEs'
LEFTRIDGE, BURTON @. In sad but
loving memory Of our dear father,
TEFTRfDGE. who passed away ten
years ago, August q l94S.
Today recalls the memory
OF q loved one passed to rest.
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
SON AND DAUGHTER, WIFE AND
sIMMs, IDA CARTER. Departed this
life four years -ago today. August
8. 1854.
devotion, reverence and love.
God rest your soul.
MA AZ aI5Jsii,,, b B.&yERLY AND
SMITH, LILLIAN v. In loving mem
SMITH, who passed away one wear
ago today, August 8, 1857.
Dear Sis. you are. not forgotten.
ThouRh on earth you are no
Yet in memory you srs with me,
YOUR nEvoTEb hfissAND JOHN
8. SMITH. -
TATE. ROBERT. In memory Of my
best friend, my dear father. ROB
ERT TATE. who left me forty-four
years ago today, August =, 1914,
at Mount Holly, Va.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why some things have to be,
But in His wisdom. God has
Beyond our power 10 see.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MESSY. .
WILKINSON, EDNA. A tribute Of
love 70 the memory Of our dear
sister, EDNA WILKINSON, who de-
parted this life nineteen wears ago,
August Z. 1889.
Beautiful memories cherished for
ever
OF happy DAYS We spent together.
THE FAMILY.
WILLIAMS. MRS. IDA v. B. In mem
DRY Of our dear mother and grand-
mother. MRS. IDA v, B WILL
LIAMS. who departed this life fve
years ago today. August 3. 1858.
Her life Is a beautiful memory,
Her absence Q silent grief.
She Is asleep in Gods beautiful
In the sunshine OF perfect peace.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, AL
BERTA v. WILLIAMS. EDNA "
WILLIAMS AND SISSERRETTA
D. BROOKS.
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'Anuriiinp

KAfLAE. Was. fErIA. ms ynvsp.
IA. III 'iEIfA KHgfIF Ss'pl Il;
held % sunday AuGusL 10, 1855,
csmsisFS rflsnds and relative
POsIN, ABRAHAM. AND BARBARA
ABRAHAM There WI BE- don.
bls unselllng le the msmoEisa 81
ABRAHAM PoelN and nAIlnAlA
EsamssirI.i d,rass.- %. nj rlls vest s.sl
% Falh Church, On lee hwy
Reiailvss and fTisnal inYlisa
the FAMILY
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AIsuop. cu.p,rs vnw.,n

1lsHOP, CHARLES EDWARD. OF
Clinton, Nd. on August 9, 1888
Father Of Donald A. and Charles Z
Bishop, brother OF Mrs. Charles
Dudley, Mrs. Norman Sill and oeorgS
T. Bishop. Eight grandchildren also
neral Home 's 81 i'm I 1t. s's.. on
Monday. August IL. at $3.50 am
Mass In Holy Comforter Church,
l4th and East Capitol SITS, at am
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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ALoER. JANIS A, III, suddenly. On
Thursday, July "a, 1898, In Green
s saaa JAM yASsn y 4, ALLarS III p, g.
1iGef and son Of Capt. and Mrs.
S.. aIa in!,.Tmsn. A5lins.on NJ.
fS:sshaii vii meet Pm n ne saT Hamin nae
iiossi cs%sssrs Al i:iS on 70
Al t1:a.s r ISSs phrrSp p TRf fESHl
hsS.f, p. AAiaIs, NJ, mt AlliSis
s on ISp. sns Hom Is Bgs ss oso,.; 4
said on saturday, Anaust .. Al $50
an .paTkins iaeilitles In &c rear
SSssi Il an h'r'i R.i..iScs s'A sns
nsnt Mount onvsi csmstsry.
'1 k:ss..t e5As SssS.t isss cLI z.
u. Mount Rsinis r. Va, BELOVED SsS
hsaeh. father Of Robert a, Donald
jean Lucille John Dell and
Beach ana i'b Brother he S q Paul s
Mrs KTen schnsrrsr. Friends may
eau AZ Valleys Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode island ave- at Eastern ave
o. sata ass '. Aussst On es i6 esIS
yitsd. intermsnt Rock Greek Gene
nRnRv ps.pcc. -
gust 5, 1888, REBEccA BERRY ds.
parted this life. she Is survived By
four children, Mary johnson Of
Brooklyn, N. X: lnez Sumlin, John
berry ana Thomas Berry; one
brother. Peter Jackson OF Peterspurg
srsndeS as s'o IHTyiysS ~ ~
dren and many other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at the
W. n. Bacon Funeral Home, 172a
Ith st. NV, on Friday. AuGust a
after pm. Services will Be held
On Saturday. AuEust .. At 1 pm, u
Church, 1878 Gale 81. ne. the REV
W. H McKsnnon ofheiatinG. Inter.
ment Petersburs, Va.
bIsHoP. CHARLES EDWARD. OF
Clinton, Nd, on August 8, 1885
Father Of Donald A: and Charles =
Dudley, Mrs. Norman SIN and oeorgS
7. Bishop. Eight grandchildren also
survive. Prayers at Chamber Fu-
neral Home. 517 18th st. Sc. on
Monday. August II, at $3.50 am
Mass In Holy Comforter Church,
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry.
BLANKENsHIP, CHARLES. on Thurs
a S.sd H ASEIs. cHlRsR S sAN MaItsI
koma Park, Nd, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Helgar Blankenship and
father Of Warren II Blankenship.
He also is survived. By two erand-
Arrsnsemsnts By the TsScma Fu-
neral B~me.
BLAHLoCK. HELEN L. On Friday.
Ausust :; 1888, at GEORGE Washing
devoted wife OF William Blaylock
and mother Of william o. Blaylock
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange-
menfs By the Rollins Funeral Home.
BoNHAM. MURRAY G. On Thurs
RoNHAM Of 1854 Rhode Island ave,
ColleGe Park. Nd. beloved husband
Of Gertrude Bonham and father OF
OhIVtyn F0AmHtlef. ne also IL SUE
viyed By q sister. Pearle wilkinson:
Q brother. Ralph Bonham, and three
franqehildren. Services at the
0asch Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave, HyattsVille. Nd, on
saturday, August q, ct 2:3O pm.
KelAtives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
BoNHAM, MURRAY G. EVANGELIST
~ Chapter; .KniEhts Rose
~ conduct the Rose Croix
on Saturday, August 3,
1888. at 2:30 pm at the Gaseh
Funeral Home, Hyattsyille, Nd.
Z. RAY BALLINOER, X. c. c. H..
Wise Master.
BONHAM, MURRAY @. A special
a communication OF Mount
N Hermon Lodge, No. l7e.
IN A. p a. A. M. Is hereby
MCN called for Saturday. Au-
WA@ gust q. 1858, at 1 80 pm. d,
NNN at the Masonic Temple.
W Hyattsville. Md. for the
purpose Of conducting the last Ma
sonic rites for our late brother,
MURRAY q. BONHAM.
WESLEY o. JONES,
Worshipful Master.
WILLIAM r. MORTIMER, Jr.,
Secretary.
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HELEN n. on Thurs
day. August z. 1858, HELEN H.
BUCKINGHAM Of 21l East Mel
bourne st., silver Spring, Nd, be-
loved wife of Col. Burdette H.
and Mrs. Robert H. Hay; sister Of
Edwin, Allan and Robert Hay. ir.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd. Services on Friday, August 3,
at the All Saints Episcopal Church,
Chevy Chase Circle. at . pm. In
terment Rlverhead. New York.
Boston, Mass, papers please copy0
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ROBINSON, ROBERT. The ofacer,

ROBINSON, ROBERT. The onncers
and members Of Queen Re-
IN becea Household OF Ruth. No.
~ 79S, are hereby requested TO
attend the burial services of
Brother ROBERT ROBINSON
~ at the Metropolitan Baptist
~ Church, 1ath and r SITS. NV,
IL at IL noon Saturday. August
~ 9, 1858. Please wear all white
MAMIE JOHNSON,
Most Noble Governor.
HELEN JOHNSON,
Acting Worthy Recorder
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DENNY, MARGARET Z. on wedne..

day. August 8, 1858, at her resi-
e.Hsif stls DE sSR !. s Glove M vi;
OF the late L. z Denny. mother. OF
L E and S, J. Denny. and Mrs.
Carl Bartender. She also is sur
yived by four grandchildren and
RaS sfi Home an ing se6i ilth st w.
after II am. Thursday August
Z Gparking facilitiesI. Mass will
be offered at St Dominic's Cath
on Saturday August Q. at 10 am.
for the repose OF her soul. Inter-
ment private. Please omit flowers.
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WHEELocK, WILLIAM WALLACE, On

TIhyrsday. Auggst 4; Is5s, v
beloved husband Of Nancy JEW 4 whe zee.
lock. father OF William Wallace
Whsslock, Jr.. o. North HoilyWood.
Cani'' Nancy Ellen and Rachael
Marie Meeker and Mrs Pearl FEN
wick. Friends may call AZ the
Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va Notice Of
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boNNELLY. CHARLES r On wsdn.,.

day, August s, 1858, CHARLES 7.
DoNNELLY Of 1904 qiueck lane,
Kensington. Nd, beloved son Of Mr.:
h na Ms SG Wnry Ei,s. DOn rerSei fno
ST.. and Michael T. Donnelly; Grand
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles J
McCloskey and Mrs. Katherine NJ
Donnelly. Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
Bethesda. Nd. REQUIEM mass will
be offered at the Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church, Kensington, Nd.
on Saturday, August q, at IL am.
lnterment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry.
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Ausust 8, 1855. at his home. e402
cHARLEs C. FREER, husband Of
Mary A, Freer and father Of Charles
ana Mrs, Wilbur {, GLAND Mr..
phrsy Funeral Home. s434 Georgia
ave, silver spring, Nd, where serv-
ices wiz be held on saturday. August
o, at 1890 am tparking facilities
Interment Confessional Cemetery
In preference OF flowers. sympathy
may be expressed In the form OF
memorials to the Montgomery
County Heart Association, S14o
Howard ave, Kensington, Mo.
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sHOLL. FRANCIS 2. suddeuly, Of

SHOLL, FRANCIS z. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. August 8. 1888, FRAN
CTS SHOLL, beloved son OF Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Sholl OF Middleburg. Va, /;
brother OF Wanda Jean Sholl; grand-
son OF Mrs. Enc Houehin OF Middle
burg, Va, and Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Sholl Of Bethel, Pa. Friends and
relatives may call at the Royston
Funeral Home, ,M1ddleburg. Va. Fu-
neral services will be held on Satur-
day, August 9, 1858, at . pm. lEST),
from the Middleburg Methodist
Church. Interment Middleburg Gene
terry, Middleburg, Va.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance Ms3
J. William Lees Sons Co
Crematorium
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth ST and Mass Ave NE Ii S-b2o0
CEMETERY LOTS
FORT LINCOLN, . ervpts; Garden Of
the Apostles will sacrifiee WA
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY--3 sites
lot A, Sec. III. best cash oner
CRYPTs in Garden OF Apostles, In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery: nov SELL
rs is css siii 'S' will take loo less
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AuTust 3. iS5s, at his " fesissnes'
3g Oakdale pl. NV, KENNETH
WARNER, the beloved son OF Hay
wood and Dorothy Warner. He also
is survived BY three sisters and
at the Malvan & Schey. Inc Fu-
neral Home, New Jersey ave, and r
81. NV, today, after 4 pm, where
funeral services will be held on
Saturday, Aueust q, at 1 pm. In
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FREER. CHARLES C. A special COM
n munieation OF East Gate
10 lodge. No. "a, A. N.
IN a02a Rhode Island ave.
ANTMA ne. is hereby called for
GNIW a:30 am. SATURDAY. Au-
E>I% gust q, 1858. for the pnr-
" pose Of eonduetinG Ma
sonic burial services for our late
brother. CHARLES c. FREER BY
order OF =.
W. A, GILMORE, Secy.
RUSSELL. DAVID BRYANT. On
Thursday. August Z, 1885, At the
S Sh1'0 BRYANT fFS15ssssLL q oala.s.
vile. Fla, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert L. Russell and brother OF
sylvia Sue Flssell;, srardsop Of
s st the S H. Hines Co Funsrsi
10 am. until . pm. Saturday, Au-
gust parking facilitiesl. serv-
ices and interment webster, Fla.
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BLANKENsHIP. CHARLES. on Thurs

:.ssd h sssS;: HG lsfs s 81 Msl5s!
SHIP Of IS Columbia ave. Ia
koma Park, Nd, beloved husband
father Of Warren H Blankenship
He also Is survived By two erand-
children. Notice OF services later.
Arrangements By the Takoma Fu-
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the Oldest INHABITANTS,
Inc. are hereby notified
Of the death Of REV.
JAMES L. PINN, Chap
lain Emeritus. Remains
resting at the Jarvis Flu
neral Home. 1882 You
until 3 am. Saturday.
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LEE, WILLIAM THOMAS TONI, {
LITTLETON. KATHARINE MrLHEL.

MENIA, On Thursday. August z,
l9bS, 81 the Lemons Nursing Home,
EhEr ToNE y 47o %Sit1tHbE y Wilt LIT:
sSsSis. tit.l. E Saa' and % s lister ia q
II pe Wsshin N anS rapFs r,.Ia, Kane Ds
ssa7 q wls s6s i've 5EsS F RTI,ns,oD Hope
where a recitation Of the rosary
will be given on Friday, August &,
81. Aenss' Catholic church, sIst
Snd North s Randsolph SIS. AriinEtOn,
Ills o. p t for 4. a aspOs. q h e.
soul tnterment olenwood Gene
LUCAS, LAURA. on wednesday. Au-
gust 8, 1855. at the washington
Center Hospital, LAURA LUCAS, be-
loved wife OF Lanson Lucas and
stepdaughter Of Mrs. Dora Webster.
Also surviyins are q foster sister and
ers. one aunt, one uncle and many
other relatives and friends, Rela-
tives and friends are invited to call
At the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H
s,t ma after ssyvc,, noon ION s ~ ssia AT
Monday, August IL. ct the Mount
ne. a. II an. Interment Woodilsvn
Cemetery. 10
MeGANN. JOSEPH n. Jr. on Thurs
Memorial Hospital, JosEPH X. Nc:
GAM. ,o Beloved .rs hu: :s:sss,A O.
q David and Paul Brandt son o.
81 He also e susyi r,s. By two
neral services at the simmons Bros
Funeral Home, 1891 Good Hope
I'd. Se, on Saturday, August 2,
az . pm. 1nterment Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
-IsGUIGAN. FRDA; on wednes-
Sa sr h SSsS' coSO i sisSd. Nh er FR sf
the late John Meonissr and mother
Mcduiean. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd, Sc. on Saturday,
August 2. at $3.50 am: thence 10
81 Theresa's Catholic Church. where
mass will be offered At O. an. for
Cedar Hill Cemetery. s
MoLING, CECILIA. on "wednesday.
August q. 1888. q, the District Gen
eral Hospital, CECILIA MOLING Of
500 Constitution ave, ne, aunt
Of Charles Molins Friends uay
call at the Zee Funeral Home. Attn
81 and Mass. ave. ne. Until $50
% b. so o.T.a A ~ go..ps c Mas.
Ole Church. % ano c SIS ne,
Il an. intsrmsnt conErt sionlI
Cemetery.
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a assS:t 900 t4 :'i Hs.Dlssi
MsSgis wesley and the lat late e chs ME-
wesley. devoted brother Of Mrs
Alma Wesley Cunningham. Notice
Of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS by
Henry s. Washington a. Sons.
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Acting Worthy Recorder

ROBINSON, ROBERT. Charles
a Catcher Lodge, No is, r.
g. ~ /: !! !: ::::l !. !: 4; 4
at 1880 am, At 10th
last Masonic rites over our late
beloved brother, ROBERT ROBIN.
SON. All members are requested
10 assemble at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, 18th and R SITS
~ BERT JoYNER,
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AK SNAND ASEs' y R RSSs; saIR Va b. ?
n GUsS brother Tga R,s q Ms Helen
A. and joel A. Hendrick o. Airing
ton, Va, and Carl W Hendrick Of
Los Angeles, Calf. Friends may
call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va,
h ssT n.1 o9n ,.I r5ssS, ~, August g IA
on Saturday. August q, ct 2 pm.
Intermsnt Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.