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F. F.Buuernschmidt,
81, Official Of
Insurance Firm

Frederick Bauernschmidt. So,
assistant manager of the Hart
ford Accident and Indemnity
Co.'s Office here. died Thursday
in George Washington Univer-
Sity Hospital.
Mr.. Bauernschmidt had been
with the firm % years. He
came to Washington from the
company Office in Richmond,
Va, about Is years ago.
A native of Baltimore, he
graduated from Johns Hopkins
University in 1923. and from
the Harvard Law School in
1881.
Mr.. Bauernschmidt lived at
3747 Jason avenue. Alexandria
He is survived by his widow,
Hale, of the home address; a
daughter, Mrs. William Key
Herold, of Fort Wayne, Ind; a
son, Frederick jr.. also of the
home address; and a brother,
John, of Milwaukee.
Services were to be held ait 2
pm. today at st. Clements
Episcopal Church, 1701 North
Quaker lane, Alexandria, with
burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Ruth Purr,
Of Alexandra

Mrs. Ruth H. Parr, an en-
Iploye of Woodward and Lothrop
the past seven years, died at
the Alexandria Hospital Thurs
day after an extended illness
Mrs. Parr was the daughter
of the. late George S. and An
nle Gillian Harris of Stoney
Point, Va.
She is survived by daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ira B. HoldernesS, and
a son, Robert M. Parr, both OF
Alexandria.
Other survivors are three
brothers, Clarence G.. Harris
6314 Utah avenue NV, Thom-
as w. Harris Of Boswell, Va.
and Charles F. Harris OF
Charlottesville, Va. Also three
sisters, Mrs. Harry w. Smith
and Mrs. Mary S. Bullman,
both of Charlottesville. and Mrs
Fred Alexander of Towanda,
Pa.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Monday at the Demaine
Funeral Home, Alexandria.
Burial will be in National
Memorial Park, Falls Church,
Va.
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DR.. Henry Cole Parker,
Chemist and Attorney

DR.. Henry Cole Parker, 66, a
patent attorney and research
chemist who practiced law here
for 30 years, died yesterday at
his home. 6142 Thirtieth street
NV. after a long illness. He
retired last year.
Born in Denver, he was q
graduate of Kalamazoo mich }
College, and received his docto-
rate in chemistry at Clark Uni
versity at Worcester, Mass. He
took both a bachelor of laws
and a master of patent law de-
gree at the Washington College
of Law.
During World War I Dr.
Parker worked on rockets with
the late DR.. Robert Goddard,
celebrated father of modern
rocketry. Before coming to
Washington he was a research
chemist with Leeds and North
rup in Philadelphia. He served
for a year as an examiner in
the United States Patent Office,
but the rest of the time was
in private law practice here.
He was a member of Sigma
Xi. honorary scientific society
and belonged to the American
Chemical Society, the Ameri-
can Institute of Chemical En-
gineers, the American Associa-
ton for the Advancement of
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Guston RockIey,
Ex-GSA Worker

CASTOR McKinnon Rackley
Sc, a retired General Services
Administration employe, died
Wednesday at his home at 1904
Irving street NV.
Born in Greensboro. N. c.,
Mr.. Rackley spent most of his
adult life in Washington and
attended Benjamin Franklin
University here. He retired last
year as weighmaSter and in
spector with GSA after serving
approximately II years in the
Government.
Mr.. Rackley was a veteran of
World War 1, when he served
as a technician in the Medical
Corps at Walter Reed Hospital
He was an active member OF
American Legion Post No. /
and of the Elks Club.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Louise Gertrude Rackley
and a daughter. Mary Louise
both of the home address.
| Services will be held at GAS
am. Monday at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. N. w. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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George Judson King
Dies; EorIy Booster

George Judson King, a pio-
neer advocate Of the Tennessee
Valley Authority and a founder
of the National Popular Gov
ernment League. died yester-
day of heart attack at his
home, % Columbia avenue,
Takoma Park. He was So.
With his close friend, the
late Senator George Norris,
Republican of Nebraska. he
was credited with a leading
role in obtaining Congressional
authorization during World
War l of a chemical plant at
Muscle Shoals, Ala. which led
to the construction of the iva.
Mr.. King and Senator Nor
ris also were among the found
ers of the National Popular
Government League, an associ-
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Mrs. TebeII, Wife
OfU.Vu. Official

CHARLOTTESVILLE, July 5
(P). - Mrs. HalTiette Tilsor
Tebell, so, wife of Gus K
Tebell, who is director of ath-
letics at the University of Vir.
ginia, died in a hospital here Of
cancer.
A native of Marshall, N. C.
Mrs. Tebell is survived by hel
husband; one daughter. Mrs
William w. Long of Whining
ton. Del; one son. Gus K
Tebell, jr., of Charlottesville
and four brothers, Ralph Til
son Oh Newport News, Fred Til
son of Marshall, N. c., JOSEPH
Tilson of Hot Springs, N. C.
and William Tilson of Mobile
Ala.
A funeral service will be held
at 4 pm. tomorrow at the
graveSide in University Gene
terry.
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Tn mrmnrtl1tr

SMITH. JOHN d. AND LENA v. A
tribute to the memory Of my be-
loved father, JOHN D. SMITH, who
passed away eight years ago, March
4. 1850, and mother. LENA v.
SMITH, who passed away seven
years ago. July 5, 1851,
God took you because He knew best:
Jesus keep them in Your care,
Some day we'll meet up there.
LONELY DAUGHTER, CARROLL.
vIRNSTEIN, JOHN H. In sad but
loving memory Of our dear father,
JOHN H VIRNSTEIN, who departed
this life twenty-seven years age
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. GER
TRUDE L, TOWERS, AND SON.
j ELLSWORTH VfRNsTEIN.
WEATHERLEss. NELSON T. In re-
membrance OF the love, undyine de-
Yotion and service Of our father,
NELSON z WEATHERLESS, who
left us fifteen wears ago today. July
5. 1913
Your memory is as dear today
As in the hour you passed away
DEVOTED CHILDREN. RUTH AND
ELLIS
WELLS, MARY L. DUCKETT. In low
ing memory Of MARY L. DUCKETI
WELLS. who passed away one year
ago today, July 5. 1857.
year has passed since that sad
day
When the one We loved was called
God took her home, II vas His will,
But in our hearts she hvet still
TIE FANNY.
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Miss Patterson,
Many Years With
District Court

Miss Virginia K. Patterson
83. who was employed fol
many years at the United States
District Court here, die q
Wednesday at Doctors Hospital
Born in Bellefontaine. Ohio
Miss Patterson came to Wash
ington shortly after World Wal
I. She was principal mental
health clerk at the court until
her retirement several years
ago.
Before coming to Washington
Miss Patterson taught in Indian
schools in the West.
She was a member of the
Twentieth Century Club, Lucy
Holcombe Chapter of the
Daughters of the American
Revolution, and Western Pres
byterian Church. She lived al
the All States Hotel at 514
Nineteenth street NV.
Miss Patterson is survived
by a brother, Robert. of New
York.
Services were to be held al
3 pm. today at Gawler's chapel
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV
Burial will be in Bellefontaine
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Harry (Hop) Scott Newman,
Managed Bowling Alleys

Harry (Hap) Scott Newman
well known in bowling circles
here, died last night of a heart
attack at his sisters home in
Westmoreland Hills. He would
have been 40 on July 81.
Mr.. Newman managed the
old Chevy Chase Ice Palace
from 1945 to 1850 after return
ing from three years service in
the European theater in the
Air Corps during World War IL
He managed many bowling
alleys in the area for period
of approximately 20 years, in
cluding the alleys at petworth
and Colonial Village.
Born at Rehoboth Beach,
Del, he had lived in Wash
ington since boyhood. He was
a graduate of the old Dev-
lit Preparatory School here
and attended the Georgetown
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School of Foreign Service and
Columbus Law School.
He was employed as a legal
researcher from 1923 to 1910
at the Library of Congress
while attending school.
Mr.. Newman is survived by
his widow, Mrs. Blanche New
man, $500 Fourteenth street
NV; two daughters, Mrs.
Weldon Pickett, 5429 Connect
icut avenue NV, and Joan
Carol, of California; a grand
daughter and two sisters, Mrs.
Robert Owen, 52l0 Westwood
drive, Westmoreland Hills, and
Mrs. William M: Carrigan, 1913
Runnymeade place NV.
Funeral arrangements are
being arranged by the S. H.
Hines funeral home. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Waters, "a,
50-Yeur Resident
Of Chevy Chase

Mrs. Mary Snedeker Waters,
"a, a longtime resident OF
Chevy Chase. died Wednesday
in a Maryland rest home.
Mrs. Waters moved to Chevy
Chase from her native Brook
lyn. N. Y. at the time of her
marriage in 1907.
Her late husband, DR.. Camp
bell E. Waters, was assistant
chief chemist at the Bureau OF
Standards
She was a graduate of the
Packer Collegiate Institute in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Waters sang in the choir
taught Sunday school and was
active in the women's groups
of the Chevy Chase Presby-
terian Church.
She was instrumental in de-
veloplng Girl Scouting IN the
Chevy Chase area and for many
years was chairman for that
district and a member of the
D. C. Girl Scout Council.
She also was a member OF
the Chevy Chase Woman's
Club for more than 30 years.
Mrs. Waters is survived by a
son, DR.. Charles Emory Waters
Of Petersburg, Va, and a
daughter, Mrs. Allan H. Graeff
of 4109 Franklin street, Ken
sington, Md. Also surviving
are five grandchildren.
Memorial services will be held
at IL am. Monday at the Chevy
Chase Presbyterian Church
584O Chevy Chase parkway
NV.
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last night, the auditorium was
gathered for the final session
packed. State delegations IA
voring the study had spent a
busy few hours rounding Up
their members and getting
them TO the meeting.
The Georgia delegation came
to the auditorium fully pre-
pared to call for mother quO-
rum, If necessary. And. II that
failed. Robert williams Of
Richmond. Va, was all set TO
conduct a one-man filibuster 20
keep Mr.. Ludwig's proposal
from a vote.
But that wasn't necessary.
Mr.. Ludwig asked the pre-
siding officer, outgoing PreSi-
dent Lyman Ginger of Lexing-
ton, KY. for permission 10
withdraw his original motion,
That blocked the quorum call.
and the threatened fllibuster.
But it didn't let the Southern
ers of the hook.
Mr.. Ludwig said he was
withdrawing his motion on
three conditions-the most i'm
portant of which was that mo-
tion be presented to the NEA's S
board of directors for consider
alton.
Mr.. Ginger agreed, and the
BOARD will take it up when it
meets this fall in Washington.
The other conditions were that
the New York delegation agree
to the move (which it did and
that Mr.. sSuddeth agree to
withdraw his second (Which he
did.
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Plane Reported
Forced to Lund

A four-passenger, single
engine plane, believed owned
and piloted by James Richard
Tastet, 80, of 4807 Seventeenth
street NV. was forced down
by engine trouble at Boonton
N. j., yesterday, the Associated
Press reported.
No one was hurt and the
plane was not damaged. police
said. Earlier the plane hao
been reported missing.
Waldo j. Tastet, also of the
Seventeenth street address
father of the flyer. said his son
was to have flown to Montreal
yesterday with other members
of a flying club here. James is
credit manager Of Fries Besll
g. Sharp Hardware Co. here
His father is president. a
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Benjomin B. Houser.
Music Instructor

ROMNEY, w. Va, July 5
(SpeciaD Benjamin Brooks
Houser. As, supervisor of music
in the Hampshire County
schools for some years and
widely known throughout the
Eastern Panhandle area, died
in the Medical College of Vir-
ginia Hospital in Richmond
Monday after a ten-week ILL
ness. He was a native of this
city.
He held the music supervisor
post in Hampshire IA years, in
terrupted only during the
World War II days when he
worked in Baltimore. He was a
graduate of Shepherd College
at Shepherdstown, w. Va, and
Shenandoah College of Music
at Dayton, Va.
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alton dedicated to educating
the public on liberal issues.
A native of Waterford, Pa,
Mr.. King founded the Morning
Sun at Denison, Tex, in 1902.
He later was associated with
the Ohio Direct Legislation
League and after several years
Of travelling and lecturing he
organized. the first national
conference on popular Govern
ment measures, out of which
grew the National Popular
Government League.
A consultant on power policy
to the IVA during its early
days, Mr.. King also was a spe-
cial consultant to the Rural
Electrification Administration
from 1885 to 1914. He fire.
quently served as a presidential
adviser on water and resource
matters in the Roosevelt ad-
ministration.
Mr.. King was the author of
three books on iva history, the
third, Genesis of IVA" COM
pleted just before. his death and
scheduled to be published soon.
The other books are "Legisla-
tive History of Muscle Shoals"
and THE iva Labor Relations
Policy at Work"
Mr.. King is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Bertha Hale King
! Services will be held at 5
pm. Tuesday at All Souls
Unitarian Church, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. Mr.
Kings ashes will be taken to
Norris Lake, Tenn. which is
part of the IVA system.
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Science and the American Pat
ent Law Association.
His hobby was flowers. He
was a member of the American
Dahlia Society and the Nation
al Capital Dahlia Society.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth Weston Parker,
Iof the home address, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Margaret Ingham, OF
Redlands, Calf.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Monday at the S. H. Hines
funeral home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. with burial in
Parklawn Cemetery.
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Sections of Iowa
Declared Major
Disaster Areas
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower today
declared sections Of the State
of Iowa major disaster areas.
Under the Presidents decla-
ration, the areas will become
eligible for Federal grants Of
money.
The areas, principally in
Southwestern Iowa, have been
hit recently by excessive rain
fall. floods and tornado winds
There was no ALLEGATION Of
specific funds at this time.
The White House said the size
lof the grants would be deter
mined after field inspections.
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FATHER MARCHES;
MAN, 81, FAINTS

MANILA (P).-Is the
younger generation getting
soft?
Red Cross units at the
P h lippine Independence
Day celebration yesterday
helped revive a 64-year-old
man who tainted in the
muggy heat.
The man later explained
he passed out while waiting
for his father, a veteran of
the Spanish american War,
to walk by in the parade.
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a survey and report its findings
and recommendations at the
next annual convention, in St
Louis next July,
A bit Of parliamentary ma
neuvering by the Georgia dele
cation kept the motion from
reaching a vote yesterday af-
ternoon. However, another bit
of the same sort Of maneuyer-
ing in last nights final session
appeared to clear the way fol-
just that sort of thing.
Here's the way it went:
Walter Ludwig, a school
teacher from Mamoroneck,
N. Y, called for the survey in
a proposal made at the end
of the afternoon session
Charles j. Suddeth, Negro, an
elementary school principal
from San Pablo, Calf, Sec
onded the motion.
Short Simple Majority
Then Wallace Winn of Sa-
vannah. Ga, claimed there was
not a quorum present, and the
meeting should be adjourned
A tabulation showed the num-
ber present was 487 delegates
short of a simple majority oi
4.684 voting delegates. The
meeting was adjourned.
Many of the delegates, Il
turned out, had already headed
for home. But even more oi
them had by-passed the con-
vention to attend the July 4
baseball doubleheader between
the Cleveland Indians and the
Detroit Tigers.
When the NEA delegate!
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1Patha

3, 1865. NORRIS WAYNE Of i7i5
18th pl. Sc Funeral services and
sansky Funeral Service
WEBB, WADE II. (HARRYl. OF GAO
Sand o PE KstSryn Gn wv WyeD s. tnee nesS o6On eSs
Shad Of Baltimore, Nd. Services
a. Chambers Funeral Home, 14Q0
Shapin St nw,i on Tuesday; July
National eemetery'
WILLIAMS. PAUL. On Friday, july
Z, 1868, PAUL WILLIAMS Of l3l
st. NV, devoted husband of Bon
ME Williams, other relatives and
M many 9ndTsi friends also sgryiye Notice
Malvan g. Schey, Inc.
WILLIAMS, REGINALD HORACE. on
Thursday, July 3, 1858, REGINALD
I'd. ne, the beloved father OF
Earnest Il Williams, husband OF
Frsndchiid, Gloria Williams: two
sisters. Mrs, Rebesca Lancaster and
Mrs Edna Wright; one brother
Arthur Williams, and many other
relatives and friends; Friends may
at the funeral home Of Alexander
S. Pope, Ala 18th st. Sc. Notice
Of funeral later. %
WILLIAMS, yIRGIE B. On Friday
eral Hospital, vIRGIE B WILLIAMS
devoted grandmother of Mr.. Law
renee L. Scott She also leaves
TO mourn her passing one nephew
Mame shmHel earteg esay sHd sS9 fGqsnf M RcSaTe Mrs
Green, and other relatives ''aaG an6
many friends Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines 81 Co. Funera.
Home. 90l Sd st. s.w. Notice. OF
funeral later, 9
WOOD, MURIEL FRANCES. On Thurs.
day, July 3, 1865, at Providence
Hospital, MURAL FRANCES WOOD
Of 1854 South Dunmoor dr., Silver
Spring. Nd, wife of Chester Brooks
Nancy Lee, Lynne Anne and Deb
orah Jane Wood. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert p. Winterble; sister
Of Mrs. Stephen J.. Kelliher. Miss
Donna Albert F., :jr.. William c..
rests s't at the "s1TUiT Warmers rs rampnPes mqeS
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave
Silver Spring Md. tparking faeih-
ties). Mass will be offered for the
repose OF her soul on Monday, July
G.ho,9c a. gso cbRrcb ann at 81 Ber1adsttsS iSertity
blvd. east. Silver Spring, Md. Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 8
ZINKE, ANNA r. On Friday, Jull
4, 1858, ANNA R. ZINKE of 401:
LIST pl s.w.. wife of the late Ed
ward Zinke, dearly. beloved
Schenectady, N Y, and Dorothes
z. Leppert of Washington, D. c.
grandmother of Nancy Ruth Lep
pert and sister of Herbert E. La VII
of Jackson Heights, N, Y, and thu
late Lavinia T. Ripe, Service.
will be held in the chapel Of tht
Congressional Heights Baptis
Church 62l Alabama ave. Sc, OF
Monday, July Z, at pm. Friend:
pm. Monday, July 7. Intermen'
Vale Cemetery, Schenectady, N. Y
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Donu Berto Lopes

LISBON, Portugal, July s.
| (R.-Dona Berta Ribeiro Ar
thur Craveiro Lopes, wife oi
Portguals President Francisco
Higino Craviero Lopes, died to-
day in the palace of Belem.
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DR.. Munini Rios,
Uruguay Leader

| MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay.
July 4 P).-Dr. Pedro Manini
Rios. 70. died yesterday Of .
heart ailment.
In his long political career as
a prominent member Of the rul-
ing Colorado Party. DR.. Manini
Rios was a cabinet minister sew
eral times and a delegate 70
international conferences. in
cluding The Hague peace meet
ing in 1907 and the League Of
Nations assembly IN 1921.
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r. J. Harrington

MIAMI, Fla. July 5 (P.-
Frank j. Harrington, who came
here five years ago from
Greensboro, N. c.. to become
assistant vice president and
trust officer of the Bank OF
South Miami, died yesterday OF
q heart attack. A
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NEA Delegates Clash
On Inteqrotion Survey

CLEVELAND, July VF1-DespIte strong Southern oppoS-
on appeared certain today that the powerful ar-unH
National Education Association going TO take long hard
look at public school integration
The NEA with $4,000 members in all the AZ States
and United States territories asked yesterday TO make such
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AnurtItng

in memory OF the late JACOB CAP
ION will take place on Sunday
July o, 1905, at pm, at tht
Adas Israel Conregation Cemetery
Friends and relatives are invited
GLEZER, CLARA. There win be an
unveiling Of monument to The
memory OF the late CLARA GLEzER
beloved wife OF Isaac 0lezer, on
sunday, July IS, 1855. az l pm.
al the Talmud Torah congreeation
Cemetery, located At 3233 10TH pl
Se- ithree blocks of Alabama ave
and 18th pl, sci. Relatives and
friends invited.
JANOFsKY, HYMAN.. There viii b.
an unveinns Of monumentA e
the memory OF HYMAN JANOF'
SKY, husband OF Rebecca Janofsky
and devoted father OF Rose Lapkon
Betty Gilbert and Max Janofsky
on Sunday, July g. 1858, At 2 pm
al the B'nai Israel Cemetery. Oxon
Hill Nd, Friends and relatives
invited
LEVIN, MAY. Unveiling services will
g. 1855, 1855 az the Beth shoiom Gene;
terry, Sd and M sts, Capitol
HelghtSt Mo,
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RoLDEN. MARY J. On Thursday

BOLDEN, MAKY On Ih1TS1Ayi bGT nAN
of 2123 18th St NV, beloved
mother OF Mrs. Irene Kerr, Mrs,
Izelia Simpson, the late Beatrice
West Lewis and Lewis H. Williams.
Also surviving are two sisters, Mrs,
Alice jackson and Mrs Georgia
jackson: one brother. Claude Mat
thews, and other relatives and many
friends. After IL noon Sunday,
July s, friends are invited to call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV. Funeral services at
Kingdom Hail, 1886 4th st. NV, on
Monday, July Z, at l pm. Inter
ment Harmony Cemetery, o
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CHANEY, WILLIAM r. OF es51 Min.

nesota ave, Sc. on July . 1868,
beloved husband of Stella M.
CLANCY, father of William r. Chap
pell. son of Mrs. Emma Callahan,
brother of Miss Mary Callahan and
Mrs. Roy Sauers Three grandchil-
dren also survive. Services at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 5f7 11th
st. Sc. on Monday, July Z, at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. q
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lRAND, MARGARET FRANCIS. On
Friday, July A, 1858. at George
town unlyersity hospital MAR,
Norm Underwood st., Falls Church,
Va, beloved mother o. Mrs NI-
Va. Alfred r Arand Of San Jose,
Costa Rica. one grandson, Robert
s, Baldwin OF Falls Church. va,
also survives. Friends may eali ~
the FITZGERALD Funeral Home, 324o
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. lpark-
ing in rearl, where services Will be
held on Monday, July z, at 2:3O
nm. InIerment Spring Grove
Cemetery, Cincinnati, Ohio. tCin1
cinnati, Ohio, papers please copy'I
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No. LIZ.
CAMPBELL, BEATRICE ,; On thur!

day, July 3 1858, BEATRICE B.
CAMPBELL of S16 Buchanan st.
NV. beloved sister of Miss Lucretia
c and James B Blackstone, Also
surviving are q devoted aunt, Miss
eW, other relatives and many friends.
After l. noon Sunday. July q,
friends are invited to call at the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st NV REQUIEM mass will be
Church, Grant Circle and Webster
st. NV, at 9 am. Monday July
r. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. Family may be seen at
302 TAYLOR st. n.W.A 5
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cAsPAR, MARIE FRANCES (nee How

ard). Suddenly, on Saturday, July
>, 1855. at her residence, 1914
Corbin pl. ne, MARIE FRANCES
CASPAR, beloved wife of George
M Caspar and mother of William
H, Louis M. and Robert G. Caspar,
Marie Ramsey, Geraldine H. and
Rita c. Caspar Notice of funeral
later. Mattingly Funeral Service
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ApMrNTRuUT. MARY LOUISE. or

Wednesday, July 8, 1903, at her resi-
SshegMi %al' MARY Y' LOUISE ARMENTRoUT,
wife OF the late DR.. John 7 Armen;, D,
trout OF Roanoke, Va; mother OF
Miss E. Louise Armentroat OF rrltt AIls-
Huens vista, va: sister OF Mrs, b.
8 Randolph of Roanoke, Va. Grave
side services on Saturday. July D,
al 4.3O pm. (ESTl, in Thorn Rose
, Cemetery, Staunton, Va. Roanoke
and Staunton papers please copy
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BOELTER, LOUISE A. On Tuesday,
JUS, 1888 at aoAI arlington TRH n 1kq H0S
North 14th St, Arlington, Va.
Friends may cali at the Ives Fu-
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington, Va, where funeral services
will be held on Monday. July 2. a.
Gardens Cemetery. b
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BEAN. CHARLES E. A special com
10 munication of Anaeostia
A Lodge, No. 21, F. A. A. M e,
IN is called for Monday, July
~WA Z, 1858, at 1I:30 am. !,
~1N to conduct Masonic burial
~N/A services for our late broth
W er, CHARLES E. BEAN.
Nv order of the Worshipful Master
w. B, HANDY, Secretary. 9
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BEAN. CHARLES z; S2,,.y On weanssdfsy, ansSftsI

ALnf; jHiy n 3. 1855, al sibley Hospital,
cHARLEs z. BEAN Of 1882 Ridge
ri. Sc, the beloved husband oi
Mrs. Grace A. Bean, father OF Alvin
A. Bean Of Falls Church, Va; MS. MIS-.
Richard z. and Herbert s. Bean OF
washington, p, C.; son s,u OF h,Ntr MFs.
ar OF Russell Bean of Ellicott, City
Hazel Gooding, all of Tiffin, Ohio.
He also is survived by seven grand
children Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and and
Mass. ave. ne, where services WI w
be held on Monday. July q AZ
1870 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. D