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Mrs. Huffmon,
Wife Of Doctor

BALTIMORE, Sept. -13 (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Louise Myall HUFF
man. So, of 6400 Shadow road,
Kenwood. died IN Johns Hop
kins Hospital today after an
operation for head injuries
Mrs. Huffman. who was the
wife of DR.. George r. Huffman.
a Washington physician, was
found unconscious yesterday at
the foot of a staircase in the
home of friends at Gibson
Island, hospital authorities said.
A native of Millersburg, KY,
she was a member of the First
Christian Church and the Flor
ence Crittenten Circle. Besides
her husband. she is survived by
a son, DR.. Richard M. Huffman
of San Angelo, Tex, a daughter,
Mrs. Ethel l.. Smythe of Alex
andria, Va, and five grand
children.
Funeral arrangements in
Washington are being handled
by Gawler's Funeral Home at
1856 Pennsylvania avenue N w.
Funeral services and burial will
be Monday in Millersburg. The
family has requested that do
nations be made to the Amer
lean Cancer Society.
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Charles Mccarthy Dies;
Veteran D. c. LAWYER

Mr.. Mccarthy. who gradu-
ated from Rhode Island State
College in 1902, received his
law degree from Georgetown
University law school in 1915.
He Joined the Emergency Fleet
Corporation during World War
l and was assistant TO directors
Charles Schwab and Charles
Piez.
Mr.. Mccarthy specialized in
tax and maritime law with the
late Judge Timothy T. Ans
berry, Walter e. Barton and
Dean Hill Stanley. His Offices
were in the Shoreham Build
ing. He was a member of the
American and District Bar
associations.
He married the former Kath-
arine Grace Reynolds In 1915
in her native Worcester, Mass.
He leaves. in addition to his
wife, a son, Charles H. Nc
Carthy, jr., of Hyattsville; a
daughter, Mrs. Charles A. Sui
Ivan of Bethesda. whose hus-
band is director Of Defense and
Civilian Mobilization. Execu-
tive ONCE Of the President. and
three grandchildren.
A mass will be offered at 10
am. Tuesday at st. Matthew's
Cathedral. Burial will be at
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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Charles Henry Mccarthy, 70
retired Washington attorney
and long time friend Of Presi-
dent Franklin d. Roosevelt, died
yesterday at his residence in
the Fairfax Hotel after a short
illness.
Mr.. Mccarthy practiced law
here from 1918 until he retired
two years ago. except for two
brief periods when he worked
at Albany. N. Y. with the then
Governor Franklin Roosevelt
and in the mid-'30s when he
served as assistant to the United
States Attorney General.
He was a member Of the FDR
cuff link gang" small group
close to President Roosevelt
during his 1920 bid for vice.
presidency. The gang" con-
tinued to meet annually with
FDR on his birthday until his
death.
Mr.. Mccarthy came to Wash
ington from his home in Rhode
Island in 1908 and served in the
Navy Department until 1917 as
assistant to assistant secretaries
of the Navy Herbert Satterlee,
Beekman Winthrop and Mr..
Roosevelt. 1t was then his
friendship with the future Pres
ident began.
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William E. DettweiIer, 40,
Leading Amateur Golfer

William Z. Billy Dettweiler.
40, once one Of the areas lead
ing amateur golfers who was a
special agent for the FBI. died
yesterday in the Navy Hospital
in San Diego. Calf. after a
15-year battle against Hodg-
kinS disease.
A native of Washington, he
left this area after his gradua-
ton from Georgetown Univer-
sity in 1889. when he joined
the FBI. After serving for
about two years as a clerk he
became a special agent in l94l.
Mr.. Dettweiler served the
agency in Seattle, Los Angeles,
Chicago, New Orleans, and Fl
Paso, and had been stationed
in San Diego since 1949.
He first, gained prominence
when he qualified at the Chevy
Chase club at the age Of IA for
the National Amateur tourna-
ment. He was the youngest ever
to qualify for this event.
He won the District of CO.
lumbia Junior championship
in 1888 and later held the
Maryland State Junior cham
pionship. In 1884, when he
was is. a poll of area golf pros
rated him as the second best
golfer in Washington.
Mr.. Dettweiler played for
both Georgetown Prep and
Georgetown University.
His family was known as the
'golf1ng Dettweiiers." His
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taking automobile trips. She
and her daughter had travelled
from Canada to Florida and
from the Atlantic to the Pa
ciflc Coast.
Besides her daughter. Of the
home address, Mrs. Rudolph
leaves another daughter, Mrs.
Charles du Pont Ridgely, Of
Camden, DEL, three grand
children, and seven great
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Tuesday at the Rodman
street address. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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John SiroIa,,
Ex-PoIicenlan

John Sirola. a Metropolitan
police private for more than 81
years. died Friday in st. Peters,
burg, Fla. He was IL.
Mr.. Sirola was attached to
the ninth precinct and had a
nodding acquaintance with
hundreds Of drivers who passed
his post at Fifteenth and H
street NE. where he had served
for 10 years, prior to his retire
ment in 1850, when he moved to
Florida.
Cited several times for cour-
age and efficiency, Mr.. Sirola
was concerned with the break
up Of the so-called Million
Dollar Gang" back in 1923.
The gang was apprehended
breaking into a drugstore and
branch postoffice at Eleventh
and B streets NE. Mr.. Sirola
shot one Of them through the
neck and the others were cap
tured.
A native Of Trieste, Italy, he
served with the Marines in
World War I. His career with
the force began in 1918.
He had retired to Florida
because Of i'll health. He was
a member of the American Le-
gion Police-Fire Post here.
He leaves his wife. Anna, Of
Lakeland, Fla, two daughters,
Mrs. Murray Robinson, Hous-
ton, Tex. and Mrs. Peter Yates,
of Hudson, Mass, and a son,
John, jr., of HOLLYWOOD. Fla.
Services will be held at 10
am. Tuesday at the Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Mon Totally Crushed
As Cor FuIIs Off jock

John Edgar Judd, 80, of 30l8
Massachusetts, avenue Sc, died
yesterday after a car dropped
on him while he was under
meath repairing the brakes, po-
lice said.
Mr.. Judd was lying on a
plank underneath a friends
car in front of 721 CroiSsant
place Sc, when the bumper
jack gave way and the cars
front end dropped, crushing
his head.
He was taken to District
General Hospital, where he died
a short time after he was adj
mitted.
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Mrs. Arthur Rudolph, 104,
Civil War Veterans Widow

Mrs. Matilda Babbe Rudolph.
widow of a Civil War veteran
and a resident of Washington
for longer than SO years, died
at the age of 104 yesterday at
the home of her daughter. Miss
Antoinette Rudolph. of 3015
Rodman street NV.
Born in New York State. Mrs.
Rudolph went to Wisconsin
with her family when she was
a young girl. A short time later
they moved to Monticello, Iowa.
where at the age of %. she
met and married the young
Civil War veteran, Arthur Ru-
dolph.
The newlyweds then went by
stagecoach to the pioneer town
of Canton, S. OAK, where Mr..
Rudolph built the first brick
building. a clothing store for
men. The few settlers there had
helped the Rudolphs build a
home where their two daugh-
tiers were to be born.
Mr.. Rudolph had been a
messenger with the Union
Army's LIST Iowa Cavalry and
carried a Confederate bullet in
his arm until his death 40
years ago.
After a brief farming career,
he brought his family to Wash
ington in 1890. He worked with
the tariff division of the In
terstate Commerce Commission
for many years.
In recent years. Mrs. Ru-
dolph's favorite pastime was
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Ralph Hemmenwoy, ~,
Managed Supermurkets

Ralph HemEnenway. al,
manager Of the Woodley Super
market, died Of cancer Thurs
day at the Washington Hospital
Center.
Mr.. Hemmenway had been
manager of the supermarket at
1919 Connecticut avenue NV.
for the past six years.
Before that, he was manager
for % years of the Safeway
store at 3515 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
His home was at 1924 Con-
necticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Hemmenway, a native OF
Massachusetts,, was a member
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Of the Wesley Methodist
Church. and a past member of
the Uptown Lions Club.
He leaves his wife, Virginia,
and a daughter, Nancy Lee.
both of the home address; a
brother, Kendrick, of Hanson.
Mass, and two sisters. Mrs.
Grace Burnette of Mays Head
N. c.. and Mrs. Josephine Lo-
veil of Bethesda.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the S. H.. Hines Fu-
neral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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father taught him to golf when
he was 10; his sister, Helen, was
a famous amateur golfer here,
who later became a profess
sional. She now is the pro at
the Thunderbird Golf Club in
Palm Springs. His brother,
Jack, now a doctor in Albuquer-
que. also was an amateur
golfer.
Mr.. Dettweiler is survived by
his widow and four children,
his parents in Albuquerque.
and his brother and sister.
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APP Workers End
Pittsburgh Strike

PITTSB URGH, Sept. 10
(AP).-Employes of Great At
lantic g. Pacific Tea Co. stores
in the Pittsburgh area voted
overwhelmingly today to end
their three-day strike.
The vote, 1890 to BIS, came
at a huge membership meeting
called by Amalgamated Food
Employees Local 500.
The new contract, for one
year, provides a accent hourly
wage increase for men and IL
cents hourly for women. 1t
covers 3,400 employees in 1913
stores of APPS Pittsburgh
division.
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Aaruturtal Srrutrr

ADMIRAL ANTONIO ALyEs cAMAE Z
p. de Arauio susano, his wife, his
assistants and their wives, all the
wives invite the admirers and friends
Karin, me i Az Rsfa ANro Miei' xTvEs
CAMARA, to hear the mass in inten-
tion Of his soul at St, Matthews
Cathedral. 1873 Rhode Island ave.
nv at am. Monday. Septem-
Der Is, 1855.
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Draths

sTROLA, JOHN. Members OF Police
"a American nS Ei5' L. eSss a re- n6 n.
ned OF the passing Of our
sIRoLA, in 81. Petersburg.
VI Fla, September IL, 1858
3 U5N American Lesion memorial
services will Be held sac pm; Mon
neral 'f Hone. 1900 s. a'i n'W The The
National Honor Guard VIII offieiate
Post members are urged 70 attend
this service. Intement Arlington
National Cemetery TUESDAY, septem-
peer am no. from Fort VIM MyeT 't cSSpe. "
PAUL N. PuRTHE. commander.
sIROLA. JOHN. Members Of the
[sssA Association Of Rstirsd
~-T~- nsd Of the passing Of our
latebrotheF, JOHN bIROIsA,
~ Friday. September ~, 1855,
u~.on. Remains Remains Will be s Testing a.
NV. after 5 pm. SUNDAY, Septem-
Der "a, Services will be he'd at
day, September 10. fnterment Ar
hns'0qa a NstIRRrl N cf IHEsSsscESssrER.
RICHARD A. BURTON. Secretary.
SMITH. HURL, suddenly; on satyr.
day. septembsTs -, 1898, At his
H H1isfni SIXTH ne ss ssS.s q mourn oM
beloved wife, Maggie: a son,
Eugene: foster son, Jonathan
Major: two brothers, .granddapgh-
tsr I 1s hS SotC Of Yths1 ,siti Ivy,
STEWART. EMMA JANE. on Thurs
ptstriei oensrsl HAOssp siSSi EMMA Ma
SS JANE STEWART I1.,yIA q Mr. R St ~ ,.
Hi Is%s Of jersey 81 Cts CITY, M n. She
also leaves TO mourn their loss other
relatives and many friends Re-
mains resting at the John \ Rhines
q Co. Funeral Home, 30l5 18th
tdionns a TSere Pia 1ehass may 1ssi ss
after 8 pm. Sunday, September IA.
and where funeral services will be
held ON Monday, September 10, at
ai RR the l Rss h wO %slisiRS
slough MIDsHIPMAN LEE B., N. R.
5, less at Albany. n. =. 'i LEE B
sToUqH. beloved son o. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Slough OF Vienna. Va,
and brother Of Mrs John Bryngelson
Of Minnsa79lis; MINI: Grayeside
at 1880 am. Arlington National
Cemetery. IA
TORREYsON. WILBUR =. OF s sth
band OF Thelma Q: Torreyson, father
Of Mrs. Greed H. Hoover, Wilbur
p. ir.. and william R. Torreyson.
brother Of Mrs Frank Walton, Miles
ices ant st Chambers 0f Fsns1ai Home Ssrs
3072 NJ st. NV, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 10, at pm, Interment
Lewinsville Cemetery, Lewinsyilie,
WARREN. ERIC @. Suddenly, on Fri
Fla, ERIC g. WARREN formerly Of
Saa 81 Msas B. Warren RT sslG Sss p hSs
SOM and father of George v. War
rem. Funeral from Collins Funeral
Home, 1891 18th st. NV, on Tues
day. September l6, at $50 am;
The Th" Nativity S's at 10 am. intermeH D
Arlington National Cemetery. 15
VAIL, BERTHA NJ. A. on Saturday,
dence, 1904 Del Ray ave, Bethesda.
Nd. BERTHA NJ. A. VAIL. beloved
wife Of the late John VAIL: mother
of Mrs. Emma w. Curren. Herbert
j. VAIL, Miss Frieda Z. Wahl and
John A. Wahl: sister OF Mrs Anton
Wist, Jeannette, Pa. Friends are
Chase. Funeral Home Of Robert A..
Humphrey, Bethesda, Md, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
September 10, at / pm. Interment
Rock Greek Cemetery. is
WHITE. FRANK NJ. Members of the
Association of Retired
Policemen are hereby noti-
ned of the passing Of our
late brother, JOHN SIROLA.
1 WHITE, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 8, 1855, at Johnston
City, Tenn. Interment
Johnston City on Thursday, Sep
TENDER IL 1888.
President.
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Darn nf Uhanka

ALEXANDER. MRS. HATTIE hans
BOROUGH. The family Of the late
MRS HATTIE HANSBoRoUGA
ALEXANDER wishes to expires;
s ssanss iOr dur as mS Sai recent be-
Teavemert. THE FAMILY.
BARNER. M0LLIE z. The family Of
the late MoLLIE Z. BARNER wishes
ana neishbors for their expressions
OF sympathy floral tributes and tele-
grams during our bereavement. we
also wish to express our eppreeia-
worth Pharmacy and the Labor De-
partment and are likewise grateful
to the Rev John Monroe, the Key
Walter Williams and the Rev. Leslie
RR. SAMUEL RARNER AND FAM
lily.
CARROLL, REGINALD. I wish to ex-
prsss ,Ts ny si aSd nesh6OFs for theiT
Kindness during the illness and at
R fds Hsfis CARROLL. / am deeply
grateful for all cards ~ tel nIT ms
Holy Name Society q ST, Benedict
the Moor Catholic Church and all
other expressions OF sympathy.
shall be forever grstel1al5 porI
COWARD, S. MARCoNI; The family
Of the late s. MARSoNI G0WAaR ri
sishop stephen Gin spottsSood. the
Rev. cecil Bruce Of John Wesley
,r NJ z sSlob ch RsSIi., the ebu EeS
members and friends Of the parti-
cspine churches, the City Post once,
the National Postal ALLIANCE; the
WO%Tss 81 A YsaDIas d6 as Ssaol
Church, the Rev. A, +. Zines, pas
for their kind and Sympathetic ex-
ressons o 0d e dr
Ing our sad bereavement in the
loss OF our beloved son. Please
know that we are more grateful to
HIS DEVOTED sV PARENTS, MARY T.
AND SAMUEL H. COWARD.
FRAY, AVIS H. The family Of the
late AVIS H.. FRAY wishes to ex;;
press their sincere thanks 70 al
Of her friends ior TIER many act S
for their kindness. cards, kilograms
E Eds RiSi c. FRAY FRAY AND FAMILY. :
GRossMAN, CLARA. The family OF
the late CLARA GROSSMAN CRATE
fully acknowledges the many eX-
presSions of sympathy received dur
Ing our recent bereavement.
THE GROSSMAN FAMILY, MRS.
LOUIS r. FIELDS, MRS. RUTH
PARK
HOGAN. JAMES. The family Of the
late JAMES HOGAN wishes to ex-
press their most sincere thanks to
the Rev. Sadie Ford, coworkers and
friends for their expressions OF
kindness, for floral tributes. cards
and contributions. We are all truly
bE svsso5TTiEp WIDOW. LUCILLE no.
GAN. AND BROTHER LEVI
MINOR, MRS. MARY Z. The family
OF MRS. MARY E. MINOR Of 1857
8 st. NV wish to thank the friends
and the ministers for their services,
condolences, cars and cards Of SYM
patty during their bereavement:
THE CHILDREN.
SOLOMON, BEATRICE X. The fam
lily Of the late BEATRICE KAUF-
MAN SOLOMON gratefully acknowl-
edges the many expressions OF SYM
patty received during our recent
Bereavement. THE FAMILYs~14'
WILLIAMS, IKE. As 1t is impossible
to thank each personally. take
this means Of expressing my appre-
citation and thanks to my friends
and friends of my father for the
many kindnesses and expressions OF
sympathy during the illness and
death of my father, IKE WILLIAMS.
Mr.. WILLARD WILLIAMS AND
FAMILY.
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In MFmnrtant

loving memory Of our dear hus-
band and father, JULIAN ORLANDO
CARROLL, Sr, who departed this
life one year ago, September 10.
I am the resurrection and the life.
He that belieyeth in Me, though he
were dead.
Yet shall he live.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND chill
DYE, MARY v. In loving memory Of
my dear mother, MARY v. DYE,
today. September IA, 1898.
With her loving smile each day,
Always tried to do for others,
As she iourneyed on her way.
To those who have mother,
Tend her with Toying care,
You'll never know her value
Till you see her vacant chair
Only God knows how much ! miss
'Ou - HER SON. ELMER.
LINTON, AMELIA c. In sad but low
ing memory Of my dear mother,
AtsM; l {; LINTON, who departed paEts
September IA. 1855.
The years of her life were numbered,
When the messenger whispered
THE Master, has come and called for
Her LOVING pAudHTER.
DRY Of my wife, PLEASANT MILLER.
who passed away twenty-three wears
ago. September IA. 1885.
MITCHELL, RUFUS A. In loving mem
Org OF my husband, RUFUS ALTON
MITCHELL, who departed this life
one year ago today, September II,
1857.
You are gone, but the memory Of
our life tosether lives on.
May you rest in peace
THE WIDOW.
SHELTON. WILLIAM. In memory OF
my beloved husband, WILLIAM
SHELTON, who passed away one
year ago today, September IA. 1857
one year has passed since that
sad day
When the one we loved, cherished
and were devoted to was
God took him home, it was His will,
But in our hearts and memory he
liyeth still
HIS LOVING WIFE. IRENE Shell
SHELTON. AND SISTERS, MARY,
ESSIE AND HANNAH.
WEST, BENJAMIN r, In loving mem
ory Of wonderful husband and
passed away three years ago today,
September IA 1866.
No one knows the silent mourning,
Only those who have lost can tell
The grief that Is borne in silence
For the one we loved so well.
Sadly missed by
WIFE, MAE: JUDY AND BUTEL. .
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COGAR, JOSEPH n. Suddenly. on Fri
a'y co6 spfsS 81 Sos sss s4ss ave-
NV, Washington, D. C., beloved
ana father OF Mrs, Abraham Losh,
Mrs. Tom DabbS, Mrs. Thomas Frye,
ton /. ana Arden len B. I cosar r. He Is
also survived BY brother 4 a
Scar and nA two s,, siste Msi.r Mer y,
Home. l7Sa Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
Vile, Md Services At the Riverdale
Presbyterian Church, Riverdale,
Nd, on Monday, September 5. at
H,sa i Rsiaiyss an SOrt rien Lincoln
Cemetery,
COsTER. N. MARVIN. Suddenly. on
Thursday, September n, 1865, H,
81 A MsrS ). cos a Gnss IiyinSs psn1
and devoted brother OF Mrs, Carrie
Birckhead and Mrs, Marie Wayland.
ne also Is survived BY one nephew,
Mason Birekhsads Friends NAV esll
after 8 pm. Saturday, September
10. Services and interment at Mid
dleham Chapel, Lusby, Nd, on Mon
day, September is, at III am. DIST
CURLEY, LAWRENCE J. on wednes-
Alto Hospital, LAWRENCE cUR:
LEY Of 2f2 Walnut st, NV. beloved
fsts., =, E'f nsTT q cut GST: us snc
mann and brother OF Mrs. Mary
Macensky. There are also three
grandchildren, Friends may call ct
the Takoma Funeral Home, 264 Car
ter 10 am. Saturday. Funeral on
Monday, September 10. at $3.50 q m
REQUIEM mass at the Church Of
the Nativity At Q am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
O1 ,snSei r. ISSs, EMMA BSANisR.
beloved mother q pr. Jacob N;
Danish q Philadelphia Pa, and
arv yssan 81 pas sister M Mrs. a Anna
Charlab OF Montreal. Canada. and
ices and interment Philsdeiphia' Pa
tDanzansky Funeral Service IA
DARDEN. NANCY L. On Thursday.
EpsHRssibaES S Of l4d jess iatS NANCY st NV "
Many relatives and friends survive
After 4 pm. Monday, September
Funeral nd Home %s' $50 Rh sss EEsas
ave NV. where funeral services
will be held on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10, at 1880 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. is
DEMMoN. BERT L, On Thursday.
September IL, 1858. BERT L.
pEMMON Of 247 18th st. Sc, be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Alice 1. DEM
mon, brother Of Homer P Demmon
Of Los. Angeles Calf: Evan DEM
mon Of Efingham. Kans., and Mrs.
Pearl Gaylor of Chadron. Nebr,
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home. 4th 81. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Mon
day September Is, at IL am
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
DEMMON, BURT L. A special CON-
n munication of osiris
IN Lodge, No. 20, F. A. A. M,
@ &, !; 4; !; s.! 81;
OF conducting Masonic services for
our late brother. BURT L. DEM
MON of St. Cloud Lodge, No. 22l,
JACOB sHEESKIN,
Worshipful Master.
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RICHARD A. BURTON. Secretary.
WILKINSON, HARRISON r. On satur.
day September Is. 1858, at George
Washington Hospital. HARRISON ?
WILKINSON of 1914 18th st, NV
beloved husband OF Lucy E. Wilker.
son. Notice Of funeral later. Ar.
rangements BY W. @. Brooks anc
OTIS r Allen. IA
WOODWARD, ADA. On Friday. Sep,
TENDER IL, 1858. ADA WOODWARD
Of 1901 Nicholson St, Hyattsyille
Nd. beloved wife Of the late Charles
Henry Woodward and mother oil
Ralph Alison Woodward and Charles
Warner Woodward She Is also sur
yived by twelve grandchildrep
ave ereat-Rreat-Grandch serv.
ices at the Gasch Funeral Home
4739 Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Nd !,
on Monday, September. 10, at 1880
pm. Relatives and friends invited
IntermeTlt Enrk Iincnln Cemetery
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LAURENCE A. on Tues
day, sspt ,sD 2. . lgSs, LAURENCE
beloved SON Of Arthur A., and Marion
psn1ison' dsxotsd i. irisnd Of SsTm en-
other friends. After 12 noon sun
day, September II, friends are in
vited TO call at the Jarvis Funeral
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. where
Monday. September rs, at 10 am.
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry Il
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EARLY. NAOtI HUNTT. q

hA day, s s i. less 4 tnh :r
HUNT EARLY, beloved wife OF
Richard Brandt Early. Funeral from
her late residence on Monday. Sep
TENDER Is. at $50 am. Mass At
St. Michaefs Church, Baden, Nd !,
Cemetery, La Plata, Md. Friends
may call after pm. Saturday.
September 10. IA
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often o cord Of thonks IN
The SteT meets need which con
hordly Be solved in ony other UoY
Not only Is II o sroeious expression
OF gratitude 10 those who hove sent
iloFol tributes but also eouhsously
acknowledges the services and
kindnesses Oh the mony to whom
q personal note Of thonks eonnoi
we'll be mailed or whose names
and addresses ore not known,
Insertion Of q card Of thanks
may be anensed BY telephone TO
The Star. ST. 5000.
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Dratha

BAILEY. LEONARD G. Suddenly, on
HEo SSq g. sP HALEY at t. his resi- resi-
dence. $40 Colesyille Falkland I'd,
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later. Services By snowden.
BURNHAM, GERTRUDE NJ. On sat-
mann Hospital. GERTRUDE M
BURNHAM of 1901 Tennyson st,
NV, beloved wife Of. the late Royal
Z. Burnham, aunt Of Mrs. Dorothea
Hines CO. Funeral Home. aSo1 18th
st. NV, on Tuesday, September 10,
at IL noon dparking faciltties). In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 10
BURTON. FRANK R. suddenly, on
Friday, September IL, 1858, FRANK
r. BURTON OF SS05 49th ave. Col
lege Park, Md. beloved husband OF
OF Wallace [. Burton. BE also Is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Alice
Williamson and Mrs Blanche Seal,
and one grandson, Richard ". Bur
call at the Gasch Funeral Home,
4139 Baltimore ave. Hyattsyille,
Nd, after pm. Saturday. Sep
TENDER II; where services VIII be
1890 am. 1nterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. IA
BURTON, FRANK R. The officers and
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" the Gaseh Funeral Home,
1883 Baltimore ave, HyattSville, Nd,
on Monday, September 15, at 10 m
BERLIN W. RULEMAN, W. M.
CLYDE DUPREE, Secy.
CARTER, CHARLES HENRY. Died in
his home at MontroSs, Westmoreland
County, Va. Saturday, September ID
1858, CHARLES HENRY CARTER,
age rs, husband Of Josephine v,
Carter Funeral rites VIII be con-
Quoted Monday, September 10. at
2p.m. (ESTl at Rappahannock Pap-
tist Church, Richmond County, New
land, Va, with interment there. Re-
mains will rest at Sanford Funeral
Home, Montross, Va, until Monday,
1;15 (EST).