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tanned 3.TS3 spiders. mostly
from North Dakota.
Survivors Listed
Mr.. Davis 10 survived BY his
widow. Evelyn johnson Davis
and three children, Bryan WI
son, IS. Allan Russell. II. and
Darrell Wayne. 8. He also Il
survived by his father. Charles
w. Davis. Of Minot. N. Oak.
and three brothers. Philip c., Of
Manchester, Wyo.;; Ben, oI
Sheridan. Greg: and Francis
Of Oak Ridge. Tenn.
Memorial services will be helc
at 2 pm. tomorrow at the Wal.
ter Reed Army Medical Center
Memorial Chapel.
The family asks that in lieu
Of flowers donations be made
TO the Joseph Davis Memorial
Education Fund. Kensingtor
Bank. Kensington, Nd.
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Mrs. LescaIIette
D. {. Native

Mrs. May Reckert Lescallette,
81. q native Of Georgetown and
lifelong resident OF Washing
ton. died last night at her
home. 1888 W street NV. Of q
heart condition.
Mrs. Lescallette was the
daughter Of the late Charles G.
and Annie NJ. May Reckert Of
Washington. For many years
her father operated q grocery
store on NJ street, which he
founded in 1894. Mrs. Lescal-
lette lived in Georgetown from
her birth until she moved to her
w street home in 1913. She at
tended Immaculate Seminary
here.
An employe Of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone
Co. for 20 years, she retired in
1874 because Of disability.
She is survived by her hus-
band. Reginald. of the home
address. and two brothers.
Charles P. Reckert. $3.50 Dunn
barton avenue NV. and VIII
liam Reckart. also Of the home
address. The Rev. John Rec
kert S. J. Of st. Aloysius Catho-
lie Church here is her nephew.
Prayers will be said at the
Birch funeral home. 3034 NJ
street NV. at 9 am. Satur-
day. followed by requiem high
mass at $3.50 am. at Holy Trim
!ty Catholic Church. 35l4 o
street NV. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Lewis H. Phelps Dies;
Automotive Pioneer

Lewis H. Phelps. ar.. 81. IN
early figure In the automotive
field In Washington, died yes
teTday at his home, 3707 Shep-
herd street. Chevy Chase, Nd.
He entered the automotiye
parts business here after World
War !. and remained active IN
that field until his retirement
In 1916 as president Of his firm,
Phelps Roberts Corp. Since
his retirement he had served
as chairman Of the board.
Mr.. Phelps was q former ON
Ger and early member Of the
National Standard Parts Asso-
citation.
Born In OxOn HIN
Born In Oxon Hill, Nd. he
attended Spencerian Business
College and Cooper Union Col
lege In New York.
He began his business career
shortly after the turn Of the
century when he founded
Phelps Brothers Co.. which
manufactured heating equip
ment In New York.
Mr.. Phelps was q past direc-
tor Of the City Bank. and Q
member Of the Elks Club.
A member OF the old Cor
coran Cadets. he participated
with them In national rife
matches around the turn OF the
century. and attended reunions
Of the cadets through the years.
Services Friday
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Blanche z. Phelps, Of the home
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DEATHS
Annouueemente 81
services ~ Chambers
In Mrmnrtant

BAILEY, SADIE e. In loving memory
Of our dear sister. SADIE c. BAILEY.
who entered into eternal rest ak
teen years age today. January /.
1912.
January brings sad memories
OF . loved one gone TO rest.
You never viii be foTGotten
By the ones who loved you best
u AND siIEDRicK cooPER.
BARNWBLL. JAMES U. AND ROWRNA
W, In loving memory TO our beloved
father, JAMES T. BARNWELL. who
passed away seven years aeo, De-
eemAer 90. 1880. and mother.
Years 1 ssc today, January January !. is4s s.'''o
Let US think Of them sleepins and
Resting where no shadows fan. In
THE FAMILY.
COOK. MELvINA n. AND GEORGE N.
In loving memory Of cur beloved
isfSer. oEo 5RS n Cook XVI Who s eea
parted this life January /. 1889, and
just TO remember those who once
were here.
And who. though absent. are Just
And While they lie in peaceful sleep.
THEIR CHILDREN. TULfP c. PEck.
SHIEf.p. G SoBERr e 3, PICK, RA.D-
cox. ELLEN ANN. In sad but loving
E r,nn INS c0x my dear s mother her,
ne twsnts-s.ysn years SSO today
January l, 1891.
Mass 2. St. csmillus Church. HILL
In the book Of life there are memories
OF the happiest moments I've
known,
OF . wonderful Mother, my own
You ,sIs some. but the treasure you
Is truiy value untold:
A life Allied with deeds OF kindness,
And beauty Of heart and soul.
The rose that u sweetest and falrest
IL the bud that Is killed BY the
But the love that is dearest and
Is the ioY SA sssi 1 R.'f b6 ls;.
DONALDSON, RAYMOND T.. In low
ina memory q our dear husband aud
father. RAYMOND =. DONALDSON,
DAY, January l, 1897
The silent nieht Ia lonely.
There y no golden dawn,
Because l must remember. darling,
That you are really gone.
II II 80 lonely here. Sweetheart.
30 sad along LIES way.
Life IL not the same to me
Since God called you away
How heavenly this place would be
II only your loving face We could see
YOUR LONELY WIFE, NELLIE.
We miss you now, our hearts are sore.
A. time goes BY. We miss you more:
Your loving smile, your gentle face,
Your LOVING 'CHILpRFN AND
uRANDcHiLDREN
GALLOWAY. REV. GEORGE .. In
loving memory Of our devoted brother
and uncle. REV GEORGE r. GAL.
LoMA1, who passed away seven
years ago today. January 1, 1851.
The God who save has taken,
And Heaven he has won
Although our hearts are brokGN
We Will saw Gods will be don't
THE GALLOWAY FAMILY,
GALLOWAY. REv. GEORGE 4, In
memory Of our beloved husband and
father, REV. 0EORoE ~ GALLO
WAY, who passed TO eternal rest
seven years aso today January l.
God save S.S " a wonderful father and
He was one who never Grew old,
God made his smiles as the sunshine,
he made hi. heart Of pure sold
CHILDREN AND oRANDCHkl-
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J. M. Davis, EntomoIogist
With BeItsviIIe Laboratory

Joseph NJ. Davis. 40, an en-
tomologist and physicist with
the Agriculture Department.
Beltsville Forest Insect LAbora.
tory. died Monday at Doctor
Hospital Of q brain tumor.
At the time Of his death Mr.
Davis was conducting research
on aerial spraying for the con-
troll Of forest insects. and study.
ing their dispersal habit,
through the use OF radioactive
tracers. The Insect Laboratory
Is in the United States Forest
Service.
Mr.. Davis came TO Washing.
ton during World War II and
worked during the war in ths
aeronautical instrument section
Of the National Bureau Of
Standards. dealing with oxyger
control equipment for aviators
Taught Forestry School
Before coming here, Mr.
Davis engaged in research fol
the North Dakota Fish and
Wildlife Department. and from
1887 to 1871 taught at thu
North Dakota School Of For.
estry.
A native Of Noonan. N. Oak.
he received Q bachelor Of
science degree In 1885 and .
master Of science in biology In
1897 from the University Of
North Dakota. He also tool
graduate work at the University
Of Wisconsin and the University
Of Utah.
He was O member Of Phi
Delta Kappa, honorary educa-
ton society: Sigma XII. honor.
airy scientific fraternity: the
chronological Society Of Wash
ington. the chronological So
ciety Of America, and the
Insecticide Society Of Wash
ington. Mr.. Davis was q Mason
directed Orchestra
A man with varied avoca-
tons. he had been director OF
the civic orchestra in Botttneau,
N. Oak. He had q special In
terest in chamber music. and
played the clarinet and viola
A photographer, he used his
skill in this field both In
taking ofncial photographs fol
the Insect laboratory and as
lobbyist.
Mr.. Davis designed and did
the actual building Of his home
at 20l0 Wallace avenue. Silver
Spring, including all OF the
installations and unusual cab
met work.
In 1856. he gave his spider
collection. begun while he was
q student and developed during
his professional career. to the
Smithsonian Institution. II con-
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Miss Warfie|d,
Trained Nurse

Miss Lillian c. warneld. IS,
q nurse at the National Gallery
Of Art for l6 years, died yester-
day at the National Institutes
Of Health.
Miss Warheld. Of 3226 High
wood drive Sc. was operated
on two months ago for a brain
tumor. She had been Ill since
early in October.
The daughter of Mrs. Anna
NJ. Warf1eld Of the Southeast
address and the late Charles z.
Warheld. for many years a
Lieutenant In the Metropolitan
Police Departments Detective
Bureau. Miss Warfield was q
graduate Of the Baptist Insti-
tute In Philadelphia and the
Johns Hopkins University
Nurses Training School, Balti-
more. She was q native Of the
District.
She completed her training
in Philadelphia in 1923 and for
several years afterward was en-
gagged in social service work
there.
She was graduated from the
Johns Hopkins school in 1881.
and subsequently served as q
private duty nurse in Baltimore
and Washington.
In 1899. Miss Warfield be-
came a nurse in the emergency
room at the Interior Depart
ment. a post she relinouished
in l94l to accept q similar Job
with the National Gallery Of
Art, where she worked at the
time Of her death.
She was a member Of the
American Nurses Association
and a member and active par
ticipant in the activities Of the
Second Baptist Church. Sew
enteenth and East Capitol
streets.
In addition to her mother.
Miss Warfield is survived by a
sister, Mrs. Anna w. Fawley
Of Birmingham. Mich.
Services will be held in the
Lee funeral home, Fourth and
c streets NE. at II am. on
Friday. Burial viii be In Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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address,; two sons. Lewis Harvey
Phelps, jr.. Of Riverside. Conn.,.
and Robert T., Of 3707 Leland
street. Chevy Chase, Nd; two
grandsons. and Q brother. Jesse
w.. Of Dunedin. Fla.
Prayers win be said at $50
am. Friday at the 8. II. Hines
funeral home. 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. followed by requiem
high mass at 10 am. at the
Shrine Of the Most Blessed
Sacrament at Western avenue
and Quesada street NV.
Burial viii be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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LARKTNs. GARFIELD. In loving mem,
oTv az my hukband QAEFIE1D

LARKTNs. GARFIELD. In loving mem
DRY OF my husband. 0ARFiE1D
I.ARK1Ns. who passed away four
years ago, January l. 1854.
Always 80 true. unseitsh and kind
A few in this world his equal you'll
A beautiful life that came to an end.
pEvoirlsffpS ' WIFE. ELIZABETH.
LOTUS, JOHN D, "A tribute g Ogr
IOFTUs. who entered the Heavenly
Realms January /. 1898,
God sent the birds and sunshine
To gladden All the world:
He sent the foliaGe and flowers
In radiance unfurled.
he sent the June. the stars, the moon.
The pearly devdrops sweet,
And then He sent our beloved one
To make II all complete.
DEVOTED WIPE AND DAUGHTER;
ESsIK loFTus. RUTH L. JoLIE.
MACON, JAMES. In memory, Of .
dear friend. JAMES MACON, xno
passed as,sc ava, one year ssO '0us''
January l. WALTER WALTER and RACHEL.
memory q my deer, devoted brother
ERASMUS SKIPWITH. who departed
this life twenty-three years aso To-
day. January /. 1898.
The silent nieht IL lonely.
There 10 no. Golden dawn;
Because l must remember, dear MAS
That you are really eone.
Nisht and day l miss you,
II Is 80 lonely here, dear Brother
So sad along LIES way,
Life does not seem the same 70 me
Since God called you away.
I often lie In my bed and wait -
30 many nights ! cannot sleep
I hear Z voice from .,, tes distant van isf'
They D. say S, time heels ~ i s sorrow
But time so far has only proved
How much ] miss him yet
still lonesome for you.
skiPwirH PErERsoN
stDTTON, HATTIE q 4 tributs e ne
memory 81 our loved ene; HATTIE
l.. SUTTON. who entered the Realms
Of Olorv January l, 1907,
But rest In the bosom Of Jesus, su-
In tie mansions Of glory prepared
for the blest;
Weep not, for death Is but the beau
tiful road TO heavenly reSt.
THE FAMILY
WILLIAMS, D. yEANNETTE. In low
ms msmo,y q our VA! VIE i nnd smotnsSIn,
passed away twenty vea,s aso today,
january l. 1888.
The wonderful things YOU. DID for az
Live In our hearts each day,
And keep you near and dear 10 Us,
Though you have some away.
Your life WAS 90 unselnAh,
And for others you did live,
Not for what you would receive,
But oniy , ipT T ,e9Sv, KY sSSSN Iqdr u"
YOUNG, WILLIAM g., yr In lovins
Jr., who entered Into that blessed
sleep four years aso' January l.
We shall meet again in Christ.
DEyofip WIPE. isAbEi.Lx =
YOUNG. "a
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Funeral Services Held
For Mrs. Rothburd

Services were held Sunday in
Brooklyn, N. Y. with burial IL
Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Long
Island. for Mrs. Jacob Roth
oard. mother of Sol Rothbard,
a Washington attorney. She
was 81.
Mrs. Rothbard. who was fire.
Quent visitor to her sons home
here at 6226 Ninth street NV.
died Friday at her home in
Brooklyn. A widow. she was the
former Rachel Solomon.
Also surviving are another
son and q daughter.
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james n. Wurnuck

HERMOSA BEACH. Calf,
Jan. l tR.-James H. Warnack.
"A. for many years church edi-
tor Of the Los Angeles Times.
died yesterday. He was with
the Times from 1922 until his
retirement in 194S. He was
born In Knoxville, Tenn.
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.ChorIes F. Connolly

NEW YORK. Jan. / ~
Charles F. Connolly, IS. editor
Of the Irish Echo. q weekly
newspaper. died here Monday
night. He founded the newspa-
per in 1928. sold IL six months
ago, but remained as its editor.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriunl

o Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
An 81 and Mass, Ave. NE. u $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ga r st. NV. NO 7-ol3s
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LOUISE Il. lisa ISAAC. a srI1


sCHOKNWETTER. REINHOLD n. On
A9ndaya December 80, 1857, REIN
HOLD D. ecHoENwETTER Of 5000
etn ~ south, Arlington. Va, beloved
nnsoana OF Emile T. Schoenwetter
we t a ~ R.iHsi,mMn.iss Anna sshcsn.
q Mrs. Mathilda 2, Meilof of be.
inesds Nd grandfather Of Elmer
y kiliian Of Miami. Fla, and brother
u. Mnam schoenwetter OF Hamburg.
SIsn snry, rhrse srsat.grandchildrsn
ssli u The Beis eSdi 81 l4si' cS.s e
Funeral Home OF Robert A Pumnhpev.
hb sld an Md where services viii De
snstsIy B.t@ assrnf Ma n B. WIs.ssrn
Md. papers please copy.
SMITH: LEWIS r, on Tuesday. DE.
General hospital, LEWIS SNIFF SNIFF
~ survived By four sisters. two
sro.hefsi host n nieeea and neph-
Ai.ef On. Thursday JanlarS Z.
lsos friends may call at the John.
n son : jenkins Funeral Home, 1904
srSIsss WY ). Sd ON Sh STd.i in Ssn
Woodiavn Cemetery.
SMITH. WILLIAM .. OF i42I n
ssmnsr ~ 1851 husband Of Edith NJ
SMITH son Of Lula smith bre,her
q Leon, Ralph. and Randolph smith;
Rudy knriaht, Mary KIaekinR. and
Chambers. Funeral Home. soSss A ~
nv, on Thursday. January 9 at Z
e em, lntsrment Arlington National
TAYLOR, CALVIN 8. on Sunday. De.
Cember IN Inn. a. HE easta..s..
% co., y g ekLYis y y. IfsaslYsfi9 os.
Taylor, lie also leaves 10 mourn
thelr loss one son, three sisters,
sH brothers. fiys cunts, four uneles
igSs,. friends wea %ss can ' a. az
S ST1i' sSb aa, & NJ e. S.ry Es.'I a.
Thufsday. January 2, at pm. AZ
the, rriendship baptist Church, Isl
wSitins cficistins =" intsrmsnS Li q.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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HOLIDAY. gLEANoR .. tpes Meser,
CEMETERY LOTS

s sSsSA NV! si'.sG ':s.Si.s: ~ "
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Suddenly on Saturday. December Is,
1887, 1t Emergeney Hospital JOSEPH
HARRISON CHRISTIAN Of 1880 11th
q. nv. beloved husband Of MARY 3.
Christian. father Of Leona 6. Green,
william Joseph and James Bernard
Christian He also Il survived ~
other relatives and friends. Nj. Chris
tan may be viewed At the Stewart
Funeral Home. 80 n u. ne. after 4
pm. Wednesday. Mass win be offered
Thursday. January 3, ~ Holy Re-
deemer Catholic Church. 2lO New
York ave. NV, At q an. Interment
Mount Oiivet Cemetery. 2
@OLBERT, ROSA. on Tuesday, De.
cember 81, 1857, ROSA COLBERT
OF 21b Division ave. ne. Notice
o. funeral later. Arrangements b,
Frazier.
COOPER. JACK, ~, on Tuesday. De.
cember 81. 1897. JACK COOPER. Or
Of gOI South Frederick 81, AIllneton
Cooper father Of Jaak, NJ Ernest
e. Robert, william, JAeaueline Fields
Patrieis Kerns and Sharon Cooper
Bros. Eunerai Bcril ieei Goo
Hope I'd, Sc. on Friday, Januar,
Barnabas cemetery, oxon Hill. Nd,
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HICKS. AMOS ~. On Tuesday, De-
~ sSs Sov:d husband AMS q M n E DS.s:.
L Hicks, father OF Jack Hicks. Mrs
Katie 70 Lung. Mrs Ruth Coins. Mrs
Ann McCullen. Mrs. Susie BuTkett
81 s 4Ho%s.vi. end i LsSs,s aes 3;
vged BY two sisters. one brother and
eali q the Lee Funeral Home. AZ
e.. '1 S A 5. bel. sss on ss,s SasTs . Js
uafy 4, la5s. at 1870 am In
usssmsnt yor! Lincoln csmstsTy. !
s ssps $3.50. n lsS g. her rs,ldsnes-
HIGH, sslovsd Vie n q T the i is.s yOs.pb
a HlRh. beloved mother Of Mrs
Thomas A. Cannon and Mrs. Jane
Ellen Pridley. sister Of Mrs. Walter
q avery, grandmother Of Mary Jane
and Thomas Cannon and Harry Prid.
residence meme. after % '' pm n! Tsur aSDy.
January 2. interment Cedar Hiii
tributions may be made 70 the Hear,
Pund. Notice Of funeral later
HILL, EDMUND, j.. on Monday, De.
eemRer 80. 1867, Attorney EDMUND
husband s 81 q Il. SH .s ks ssli H P ta,S y.
d Mrs Bestfies sewaii and Russell
Hacklsy, uncle Of Mrs Thelma Kel.
so win .spV,vs and g cla u.s,, HI Z:
Thursday, January 2. iSbs. frisndl
are invited y, call a. the Jafyll
services al Ii am. Friday. jannar,
2. a. the Tabor Presbyterian Church
End and sts. NV fnterment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery. 2
HOLIDAY. ELEANOR ,. tpee Mesor,
lsyl. 81. TAOS West Park DR.. Hyatts-
b G. on December 30. 1857, mothsl
Marietta. w.. pew, Donald Z. .ant
bss.v whit. 81 Boston. ' Mas, OF s Mrs
ices At Chamber Funeral Home, 61l
l1thy seq on Thursday, JanuaIi
4
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HELLER, ROSE A.. Ass SO years. Of
BIalaeensogrG Nd; on December 81 |;
1897, ROSE A HELLER. mother Of
survived b. ten grandchildren and
twenty SIX great grandchildren.
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home.
5s0l Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd.
on Thursday. January 9. At TO-
an. Mass q 81. .Jerome's Church.
ment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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YF1V tined Of the death 81 oui
,,1ON pa,sdI , eommandsr. FRANK
81 ssrv Pss vii vim be- B. held ~ *,
Church Of the Annunciation, Maasa.
shusetts ave. and 39th 81. n.v a
am. Thursday, January ., 1908
SOT Pshc s Pc 4 n oAnaPseSai'' c SS
MAH0NEY. EDWARD L. on Saturday
Rosplisi EpwARD5 l. MA RESsiesns s
e esns.s NJ "a; beloved husband p
survived BY two sisters. Mrs. Henry
r Lee Burton Of Norfolk. va: nieees
nephey. other relatives and friends
dence. Lanham. Nd. solemn requiem
mass A. the g Marys Roman Cath
over Hills, Nd for the rspose Of ii,
soul Thursday January =. 1858, az
10 Am. Relatives and friends m.
yIted. Interment Mount olivst Gene.
MkTfHEws. cHARLEs j.. on sun
MkT f1TiHHERwss y s ss" ca q 4 =
devoted husband Of Isabella Matthews
Other relatives and many Trends AS,
January A'' isss isnd. ws man ssI
II the Frazier Funeral Home. ~
Rhode Island ave NV Funeral serv,
ices on Thursday, January 2, al /
pm. a. the Third Baptist Church
D bullock ofiiciating. Intermeni
WoOdlawn Cemetery.
MeKROwN. ANNIE 7. on Wednesday
December 81, 1897, ANNIE 4. Nc.
Known (nee Mccarthy OF 02s
beloved wife 81 Patrick McKeovn
Funeral from the Farley Funera
Home, Frederick and shadynook aves'
baltimore, Md, on Friday Januar,
aIsh mas mass a 81 sly JosepSs Mo nsSHlsS
Church NJ 10 am. 1nteFment II
Cathedral Cemetery. 2
MEYER. MARTIN ", On Monday, De
cember 80. 1881, MARTIN W, MEYEE
Of 1904 MONTGOMERY ave. Chew
Chase. Nd beloved husband Of Ballll
W. Meyer and father OF sallie AnI
| Curtin, William N Meyer and p
| Weller Myer. brother OF Henry o.
Defiance, Ohio, George c OF De
nance, ohio. and Edwin C. MeyeI
yIted 70 call ~ the Bethesda -chsv,
chase Funeral Home Of Robert a
Al Tie Luther place Memorial Church
Thomas Circle, on Thufsday. Janusf,
iineton National Cemetery. Ain IL,
S nj nI q Il. GE ssls Gxi.:sSSssi., b
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CARTER. WILLIAM. on Monday. De

eembsr 70. 1857. a he District
General Hospital. WILLIAM CASTER
He IL survived By . host Of friends
f5s. ,s,.5DS9 may Sris e.. =; I1 .ns John =
son A jenkins Funeral Home, 1904
oeorgia ave. nv. where funeral
services viii be held on Saturday,
Shnuary ., 81 10 an. Intsrment
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GRAvEs, NELLIE 3. On Monday. De-
S es%e A %; Nxr' ne oR P.STls'
beloved mother Of Mrs, Ernestine q
Powell and Ernest and Dennis Graves
Also surviving are seven grandehil-
dfen. ave great-ernndchildfen Other
relatives and many friends. Notice
q funeral later. Arransements b.
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LANnAM. MYaTIE AUGUSTA.

denly, on Monday. DecembsF 10.
| ESSsr Il. s ~ SssR t+a A:l 9.
mother q Mrs Betty Cobb 81 Alex
81 Ea. ss s.,i E's & cs = Lp Nan
Matthew Of Mclean We she aIso cD e
survived BY three grandchildren
nrienes and relatives nav cal 81
the RoySton Funeral Home, Middle
burg. Va. where services viii b. held
on Thursday. January 2, 1858, At III
I'm, mterment National Memorial
Park Fails Church. VA
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sS sfgsRpssr 49,; 30 1887. EEFIE BELLE
we q ,Ss iS.. Albert Is rO 1 sat 81 MS si.
.er q Miss Charlotte Il. Albert Of
AHiIss sri 3, %,iSvoosSS n e,s q cRirls.
MIS-. Ruth I Rose Of chew chase
No. and Mrs Sarah Ogg OF or.
none Beach, Fla. Friends NAV eNu
me lee Funeral Home. lth al
vii ~ 80, ave ne where services
un3s, az ] pm. interment Cedar
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Wednesday, January /. 1855. ct his
residence. 5000 conneeticut ave M
LovIc Ro0ERs GILBERT. beloved
husband OF Rosa b. Gilbert. brother
Of Mrs. ~ B. Maynard. Raieigh. n
G. Friends may call at the 8 X.
81. NV. until 3 . N Thursday. Janu-
Ary 2 Parking facilitissl Services
and interment Raleigh. n. c., on Pri-
day. January 3.
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eALyEEJ :,! lula s y On Mcp r;
,sTuART CALVERT. dauShter Of the
late osorse Henry and FRANCES 8
3 8. Calvert Ray Of Fayetteville,
81 C.. and Charles B Calvert Of
Los Angeles. Calf Friends may cal
81 oavler's Chapel, 1880 Pa. ave
where prayers win be said on Phi
day, January 3. 1888. ct $50 an !:
thence 70 So. Mathews Cathedral
Rhode Island and Connecticut ayes
10 am. rsterment Mount oiiyet
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uUSkEN, OsCIE ". There VII be :
d Z; !! ]:
ice Of our late brother,
OSCIE ". BU8KEY. Funeral At 1e:30
pm. ~ Ives Funeral Home. Airing
ton. Va. Interment Arlington Gene
terry a. pm. All members are
requested 70 be present.
KARL r. DAvBY.
-. worshIpful Master.
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day. December 30. 1857, MYflEs j
LEA. beloved brother OF Roma oeary.
Helen orifnn. Virginia Murphy. vie
Witt. Euniee Miller and Jack Lea
Friends may cali At the Robert A
Mastingiy Punsral Home. I3I iith
q, ae.. until Thursday. January
~ the HOLY Comforter Church an
10 an. Relatives and friends IN
vlted. fnteTment Cedar Hil Gene
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EtsugR, JOSEPHINE. OnAeera ana
49,. members q Columbia lem
NM pie. No. 422. I. B. 2. o. Z.
Of W. met IN session Of
III sorrow on TUESDAY. Dseem-
Der Al, 1857. for our !aIe
~ daughter, JOSEPHINE FIHH-
- ER. Eik services viii be held
at 7s3O pm. "wednesday, January
1, 1855. 81 the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home. lseO 9th s. nv Funeral
Al nm Thursday, January 2.
irom The Ebeneeser Methodisi Church.
Ath and D SIS sc.
MATILDA r. BROWN,
uo.,r, - pa1gatef Ruler.
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GOsS. CARRIE LOUISE. On tues
dSey; peeeIeer a., 1857. CARRIE
Eastern star Home, 5000 New Hamp mp
shire ave ne She u survived 81
four nleees Services ct the 8 n
Hines Co Funeral Home, 290l l4fh
81 nv, on Thursday. January 2
i sss; e. sn%ao.,1R acrs .n.. IseiliiI'sl