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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

America. C1rL00ntSI GsO
1 Crockett Is snotDbound In
| the iDiIds OF Montgomery
| County. We hope things
,Diu change for the better IN
the near future.
small Rightist newspaper"
and was supplied to that
newspaper by an employe Of
the Library Of Congress-. ut
was accepted in good faith
! by the publisher. but he does
not possess q copy Of Ara
cial Program for the Twen-
tieth Century nor has he
ever seen one Inquiries
made In England have been
equally fruitless."
Mr.. Stephenson enclosed q
photostat Of q reference to
Irael Cohen in who's Who
in World Jewry" which con-
tanned his London address.
Within q few days after
the receipt of the letter from
Mr.. Stephenson. The Star
received a letter from Ever
cite Severe, the new Chair
man of the Montgomery
County Chapter Of the Mary
land Petition Committee,
Inc. Mr.. Severe wrote:
"On July Is. q director Of
the Maryland Petition Com
mittee. Mr.. z. T. Smith. re-
ceived q. letter from Mr..
EuStace Mullins. BOX 1885,
Chicago GOD. Illinois. Mr..
Mullins, who was formerly
with Senator McCarthy's Of
me-: ssse us pe.., %.s~ "
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nave NOT nau OCcAslOn =. y
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was never ques.lOneo'
a ieCCer was "L.sten 70 MAJ
Muliins at tle Cnicaeo ao-
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stances ana TeQusSeeu MN W
furnish some cue 70 tllc
source OF tLle aleseo QUOTA
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ing ina. Inc Stsr wou,o
tnen undertake Lne IeseaIcIl'
!ol0wllg any ieao tiias Ml.
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tne QuOcaI,un uoWn.
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S.:s "a IL. .ae .p 1sa.J nc.
cietv for the PROPAGATION of
the human Faith -
said Mr.. Mullins. "r had
dome research on the writ
ings ~ one Israel Cohen. a
Comm,,nist- several wears
ago h,,t I do not have nv
HIes ava,lahle AZ anv rate
Mr. Edelsherg seems deter.
mined ~ me ,-e a ,clit;cal ie.
s,,e of the matter and the
church feels that should
devote NV time IN religious
nrohlems !"
He concluded his latter nv
i,v;t;ne The Ster - ;o;n he
church q, ,ts c,,,soSe egainst
"tha horh.ro,,s Hehrsr,
method" of sianchtsr;nc meat
en;mel.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-18

naturally develop persecution complex.
Haven't you?
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Edgar D. MohIer,
C&P Installer

Edgar d. Mohler, Al, a
switchboard installer-repair-
man for the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. Of Vir-
ginia. died Tuesday after a long
illness in the Washington Hos
pital Center.
Mr.. Mohler went to work
for the telephone company in
1912. Before that he managed
a chain grocery store in Falls
Church for eight years. He
lived in Centreville, Va.
Ne leaves his wife. Mrs. Mar
jorie j. Mohler; two sons,
James D. and Larry o. Mohler,
and three brothers. Claucus L.,
Marcus L. and Ewell S. Mohler,
all Of Centrevnlle, and three
sisters. Mrs. Helen Virginia
Soaper and Mrs. Eula ".
Ehinger of Centreville and Mrs.
Thelma M. Allison of Arlington.
Services win be at the Everly
funeral home in Fairfax at 2
pm. tomorrow. Burial will be
in the Stonewall Memorial
Gardens, Manassas. Va.
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Leslie A. Hurber,
OF lndiun Head

Leslie A. HARDER, So. a me-
chanical engineer at the Indian
Head Powder Factory. died
Tuesday in a Rochester IN. "
hospital.
Mr.. HARDER, a resident of
Indian Head. Md. had been
visiting his son Kenneth who
lives in Rochester.
He leaves his son and two
brothers. Elwood F. and w.
Austin Harder of Florida.
Services viii be held at lao
tomorrow IN Palmyra, N. Y.
and burial win be in Rochester.
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Dr.. w. |. Bowen,
Famous Surgeon,
CIV Graduate

DIR. Wilbur Lorenzo Bowen,
so. famous surgeon. died July
s At his home In Peoria. III.
Or. Bowen was graduated
from George Washington Uni
versity Medical School IN 1871
and served his internshlp al
various hospitals here. He then
went 10 the Mayo Clinic In
Rochester. MINI.
Having made HIS home In
Peoria for the last 30 years. Or,
Bowen has served at the st.
Francis Hospital and the Meth
odist Hospital in Peoria.
He was a member Of the
American College Of Surgeons,
the American Medical Society
the American Surgical Society
and the American ooiter So
ciety.
In World War II he served
In the European and North
African theaters, emerging with
the rank OF lieutenant colonel.
DR.. Bowen is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Ruth Bowen OF
the home address: a son. VIII
bur Lorenzo Bowen. IT.. ~ Pitts
burgh. Pa. and a daughter,
Mrs. Sam Parsons Of Connecti-
cut, and four grandchildren.
Also surviving are two sisters,
Mrs. Carl p. Kremer Of New
York and Miss Emmeline T.
Bowen Of 1850 Harvard street
NV, and a brother. James H
Bowen Of 1907 0lennon drive,
Bethesda. Md.
Funeral services were held in
Peoria on July Z.
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chanical engineering depart
ment Of Catholic University.
Started Placement Bureau
While at the university he
was active In the alumni asso-
ciaton and initiated annual
alumni reunion dinners and a
placement bureau for graduates.
In 1871 comdr. Bowe left
the university TO join the Of
nee Of the Chief Engineer In
the War Department. Two
years later he received a COM
mission in the Navy and was
stationed at the Philadelphia
Naval shipyard. His assign
ments included work on the
development Of overseas foun-
dry bases and on metal spray
processes.
He also helped set up train
ing and shipyard MANAGEMENT
courses for British. Chilean.
Chinese. Brazilian and Peru
Wan naval officers.
After the war. while engaged
as consultant for the Navy. he
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Mrs. Suruh SpigeI.
Here 40 Years

Mrs. Sarah Spigel, rs, a
Washington resident for 40
years. died yesterday in the
Washington Sanitarium.
A member Of the Order of
the Eastern Star and auxiliaries
Of B'nai Birth ana the Jewish
War Veterans. Mrs. Spigel lived
at 2607 Twenty-fourth street
NV.
She leaves a son, Ben M.
Spigel of 1880 Fort Stevens
drive NV; a sister, Mrs. Re-
becca Wechsler Of Dorchester
House; a daughter. Mrs. Ger
trude Wertheim of New York;
three grandchildren and three
Observation-Disclosures.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow in the Danzansky
funeral home.
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Memorial Service
Today for Dr.. JumuIi

A memorial service for DR..
Fadhil Jamali. late Foreign
Minister Of Iraq. will be held
at the National Theater at 5
pm. today.
DR.. Jamali's death In Bagh-
dad, Iraq. at the hands Of re-
bells was announced Tuesday in
the Security Council Of the
United Nations by Ambassador
Henry Cabot Lodge.
Participating in the service
viii be members Of the interna-
tional cast and chorus of THE
Growing Experience" the mu-
seal play Of Moral Re-Arma-
ment, which DR.. Jamali at
tended in Washington Just two
weeks before his death.
The service is open to all.
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Mrs. Kelsey, 70;
III in Fomily

Mrs. oablee Kelsey. who left
III descendants. died July s
In CRAWFORD. N. J. She was 10.
Mrs. Kelsey was the mother
Of Mrs. Beamus Mutt. an en-
ploye Of the General Services
Administration here.
Mrs. Kelsey Il survived BY
three sons. I'VE daughters. -
grandchildren. 50 great-Erand-
children and two great-great
grandchildren.
A native Of Georgia. she had
lived IN New Jersey more than
80 years.
Mrs. Kelsey also Is survived
by two sisters. one OF whom.
Mrs. Nettie johnson, lives at
1864 Emerald street NE.
Funeral services were held IN
Cranston on July Q.
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prepared q volume widely used
in Bureau Of Ships activities.
Enters Real Estate
comdIe Bowe resigned from
Government service In 1852 10
engage IN private real estate
management and supervision.
He had been active In the
National Association Of Pro-
fessional Engineers. having
served a term as president of
the d. c. Chapter Of that as
ISOLATION and also In naval re-
serve affairs.
Comdr. Bowe leaves q son.
Donald J. Bowe. of lO4e7
Brookmoor drive, Silver Spring,
and two grandchildren. His
wife was the late Marie L.
Bowe.
Friends may call at the
Robert "A. Humphrey Funeral
Home. 1857 Wisconsin avenue.
Bethesda. Md. A requiem high
mass win be sung at $50 am.
tomorrow at Our Lady Of
Lourdes Catholic Church in
Bethesda. Burial will be In
Mount olivet Cemetery.
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HARKINs. LIBBY; CARROLL, GER
sister-in-iaw, LIBBY HAEKINs. who
died June is, and . dear friend,
GERTRUDE l. CARROLL, who
passed away two years sgo.
Friendship is, something we'd all like
to own,
Just how many you've befriended
- val never be known;
You died as YOU lived, everybody's
-fHtend.
Sadly missed.
RUTH RHEA.
HARRISON, LESSEE. In loving menu
Org Of our dear mother, LESSEE
years $50 today. July July IL. is4S.
Deep m our hearts Is . lonely spot
R RSp nl s5iFat ,i iaee i lsit vo behind
That stands there and always wi.
Our hearts sim ache with sadness.
Our eyes shed many q tear:
ONLY God knows how much We miss
At TIE end Of these nine Ions.
sG sHfNE Eoy yoHN Gsp. MaT+rE Joss
my beloved husband. MELVIN n
HOLMES. who entered into eternal
rest hve years ago. July II 1858.
God knew the way was Ketting
And that the hfls were hard to
And whispered. "Peaee Be thine.
But he's not dead to me, who loved
Not lost. Just gone before:
He lives In my memory now.
MS Lo DlII nGfsy WIFE &0r'i PEGGY"
HOLMES.
LETCHER, ROSETTA ACHsAH. On
this, the anniversary of our mothers
reverence 70 her and our loved ones,
who have Joined her in the Great
Beyond.
Our Father. who Is with US
To guide us every day,
Is with the ones we loved
= nEn' BERT iasF A nSb P PiIso9Sss'
MURPHY, HERBERT r. Sacred 10
the memory OF ny dear husband,
HERBERT p. MURPHY, who passed
sSSsay one year ago today. July AZ.
We walk q separate road today
And sorrow darkens all my way;
Yet. though ! walk my road alone.
know that you are still my own.
And you and in Heaven will meet,
Where NE is perfect and complete
MURPHY.
PAIGE. JAMES FLETCHER. IN low
ing memory Of my son. JAMES r.
years ago today. July n. 1855.
One by one my hopes grow BRIGHTER
As I near the shining shore.
For ! know across the river
MOTHER. FATHER AND BROTH
kSS.
PAIGE, JAMES FLETCHER. In low
ing memory Of my brother. JAMES
FLETCHER PAIGE, who passed away
three years 'ago today, July IL,
1905.
Though God has called you home
TO Him.
To His fair dwelling place.
Forgetfulness will never dim
The memory Of your face
YOUR SISTER, MRS. BERNICE
FERRY. ELMO L. IN sad but loving
memory Of nv dear husband, ELMO
I. PERRY, who departed this life
July sl7 1857.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
But there Is q reason for II all
Beyond our power TO see.
Uncle, when the evening shadows
are falling.
And ] am sitting alone,
In my heart there comes q longing
For you to be at home.
The silent night is lonely.
There Is no golden dawn,
Because / must remember, Uncle,
That you are really gone.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. DAISY B.
PERRY.
sTILLARDs, HATTIE. In loving mem
DRY Of our mother and sister, HAT
TIE sTTLLARDS. who passed away
eleven wears ago, July II, te47.
God saw the road was setting
rough,
The hills too hard to climb.
So He gently closed her weary eyes
And whispered. Peace be thine |"
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS AND
BROTHERS.
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I'm Garnrnriuiir
Announcement Of
Services BY Chambers

4At &4SS SAtAA tAAAAt
BROOKS, ALPHONsUs J. A tribute
Of love 70 the memory Of our son
saaRSooKSsE O'H TSc de AaFn1Ns us nj,
one year ago today, July IL. 1857
AZ the Ssf, snd q aos each @ sariy s dawn.
But you, praying for me In Heaven.
know am not alone.
Al God called you home so sud
There was a no chance to say good by
But, God in His mercy. surely
revealed TO you
What was always In our hearts for
you.
YOUR LONELY MOTHER. RUTH
SETH: BROTHERS AND SIS
CARROLL, GERTRUDE l.. IN Towns
remembrance Of my dear friend
GERTRUDE l.. CARROLL. who
passed away two years ago today
Her life Is q beautiful memory,
Her sRsence q silent grief; :,
OF the grief. Of parting without
farewell
HEB E.N ON PAL. EVELYN cUNNEe'
CAhROAAs 0EAAhpUh u. IN mem-
DRY Of our devoted aunt, GERTRUDE
7. CARROLL. who departed this life
two pears aso today. July II. 1855
God knows the way, He holds the
Ana guides with unerrinE hand
Sometimes with fearful eyes we see
Oh yes, wen understand
NIECE AND NEPHEws, LEA EDNA
Johnson, RUSSEELL' ELMA AMI
CRAIG. NORMAN n. Sacred to the
ST eaSSr SoRMzN df X cRA iSR 1 sRS
died in the service Of his country
fourteen years ago today, July IL
1914. at Port chieaeo, Calf.
Though absent. you are ever near
kent close BY memories we hold
stin loved, still missed. with all on
ThrOus6 memory we shall never
LOVING FAMILY.
ELLIS. MARGARET. In loving mem.
ELLIS, who passed away three year,
ago today, July ~. 1855.
Gone. but not foreotten.
HER LOVING DAUGHTER. LILLIAN
CHESELDINE
GILLIAN, CATHERINE NJ. In Toying
memory OF my darling mother
CATHERINE NJ. GILLIAN. who LEFT
me twenty=seven years ago today
July ~, 1881.
They say that time heals all sorrow
And helps Us 70 forget.
But time 50 far has only proved
How much I miss you yet.
LOVING DAUGHTER. VIRGINIA, Z
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Anuriltna

GARRISON, nEBEccA. Thers win be
tRslgccscsz aAiSarson' S q .ss p.a 1sI
lsrael cemelery on Sunday. July
and friends are invited. 10
kRuoER. BENJAMIN. There viii be
an unyeiiing dedicated 10 the mem
Org q the late bkNJAMfN KRuoER
on sunday, July 20. 1895. al II
isFy. sss7 issR nf ~ s re R.i alive,
szipIAS. wkiSsSAN AND BIER
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Comdr. J.J. Bowe Dies;
Former Navy Engineer

comdr James J. Bowe UsNR. 90. former naval engineer
and Catholic University faculty member died Tuesday Of
heart attack at hts home SSos Eastwest highway Chevy
Chase Md
Born IN Portsmouth n H. comdr. Bowe had made his
home IN the Washington for the last 40 years
For 10 before World War IL he head OF the me-
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uara Of Uhanka

nAeKELL. DAVID W. The family Of
the late DAVID W. HASKELL wishes
70 express their sincere gratitudc
for the many expressions OF SYM
patty and acts OF kindness ex-
tended 70 them during their recent
bereavement. THE FAMILY.
NEWMAN. CHARLES DAVID, The
family Of the late CHARLES DA-
NID skip NEWMAN Wishes 70
expre1s their sincere gratitude and
appreciation 70 their many friends.
Fs sns e, eowcerksrs q ne Navy
ssrtm,n 1 me esp Rsv s aaa Brent pst
list Church. the REV Andrew Alien
OF the FIRST Baptist Church Of
- Deanwood and associate pastors and
of1cers for their kindness shown
and eonsollng the family. and for
the flowers. cars, cards, donations
and other expressions Of sympathy.
We also wish 70 thank the Jarvis
Funeral Home for the eficient and
cordial service rendered during our
recent bereavement Our prayers OF
love and appreciation.
TAYLOR, MARGARET }. The family
Of the late MARGARET ]. TAYLOR
wishes TO express their thanks to
Father Mundeli OF the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church, their many friends
and coworkefs for the foral pieces.
telegrams. cards, donation Of cars
and all other expressions Of kind
ness durins their recent bereave-
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With Reaord to q
Gard Of Thanks

vsrY oiisa . tard q ihanls -
The sioi meets . afet Which cen
ho'dg be solved N ons oihs, GOV
Not caly = 4 . qsoeions eEpresslon
Toi gratitude 10 those who hove seat
ilofal tIlbsiss bet else couusousl,
acknowledges the services ond
kindnesses o. The mony 70 shom
10 pesoaoi note 81 fhenks eoaaoi
well Be mailed o. whose nomss
and addresses ore noi taown
insertion q Q cord Of ihanks
meY Be aHonsed by tsIsphons 70
The siar. ST $4,000
The Evening and Sunday stor
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ROSE, NELLIE ELIzABETH. sud

denly. On Tnesday, july Is, 1855,
BETH ROSE, wife Of William =.
Rose 81. mother Of william y.
A. Mcdaniel There also Is one
grandchild, Mrs. Rose rests at the
Warner d. Humphrey Funeral Home,
s434 Qeorsia ave. silver spring,
Friday dd july s Is, at ESQ p.m.
Iparking facilitiest, Interment Ar
lfngton National Cemetery. II
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RUSSELL. sHEILA VAUGHN. De-
Any; ysiy slIsSs. . Little !. s IlsA
ter Of Mr.. Roy g. Russell and Mrs.
Catherine Russell Remains may
be viewed on Thursday; July ~,
Funeral Home, 621 Florida ave,
NV, where services will be held
on Friday. July Is. at . am, In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry.
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JOHNSON, CALiIE. suddenly. o

JOHNSON, CALLlE. Suddenly, on
JOHNSON Of soo7 South Monroe
nv Nv nne ssster Two nieces and q
host Of other relatives and friends
Macedonia Baptist Church, 5sd ST.
south, Arlington, Va, after pm.
Thursday. July IL, where funeral
services will be held at pm. Fri
day, July rs. Interment in Clinton,
s. c. ARRANGEMENTS by Petworth,
Inc, S14 Upshur st. NV.
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ASs l1l MARY n, II On THURSDAY,

July ~. 1855, al Hiahlsnd convsies,
cent Home, Vienna. Va MARY H.
ANSBERRY, mother OF Mrs Cath
crime A. Smith Of HE North Ken
lucky ST.. Arlineton, Va: Mrs. Ar
thur Weston Of Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Clarence E. Ansberry OF Airing
ton, Va. Three grandchildren and
P Ppe NAV es also sgryys
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
dr., Arlington, Va, where prayers
will be said on Saturday. July 10,
at pm. Interment Calvary Me-
mortal Park. Burke I'd, Fairfax. Va
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JONES. TAFT NATHANIEL. Died
suddenly, on Monday. July IA, 1858.
survived BY his loving wife. six
children three sisters, one brother
and host of friends and other
relatives Funeral services at
Carroll Chapel, Mitchellville, Nd.
at pm. Friday, July Is. In
terment family cemetery. II
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JONES. EVELYN KENNERLY CLARK.

OF 2737 DevonShire pl NV. sud
denly on July rs, 1888, wife Of
Col. Byron O. Jones, USA retired
mother OF George A. Chadwick, IT,:
rreat-granddaughte Of William
Slssk o. LEWIS snd Cls nsor sxpen pnr
Clark Of Vincennes Revolutionary
fame Remains at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 400 Chaplin St. NV,
until 1880 pm. Friday, July is.
Services and interment Arlington
National Cemetery at 2 pm.
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OLGA N. On wednesday
july -, 1925. 81 Columbia Hospi-
tai OLGA NJ cLIcKNkR, the be-
loved wife o. Russell y clicknsr,
~ s m1tnsr o. nS'isn e,l s ~ CEN lem
ner. dapghter Of Harry W conklln:
sister OF Ervetta Ellieka. 1tfphanie
Horner, lone Dixon. Harry II, and
Victor conklln. Funeral from the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hone q. Sc. on saturday
Anacoatia Methodist Church Al
II am lntefment Port Lincoln
Cemetery. ~
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KRAUFF. LYDIE c. On thursday.

July IA, 1855. LYDIE c. KRAUFF
OF 95Os Newell DR.. Bethesda. Nd.
beloved wife Of the late Herman
L. Krauff and mother Of Mrs, Ger
trude Bouvet, Mrs John B. Phillips.
Mrs. Samuel L. Shanks, Mrs. Lydie
Travers, Mrs. Isobel Riefenberg,
Miss Carol Kraufi, Harry p, John
s. and Morris c. Krauf. Services
Home. se0l i4th St. NV, on sstur-
dav, July 10, at IL noon park
Ing faeilities). Interment oienwoOd
Cemetery. is
KRAUSS, LYDIA. The officers and
n members of Mizpah Chap
MI ter. No. 3, o. E. S.. are
XSW hereby notified OF the
ZAfa5sN. death OF Sister LYDIA
N-S KRAUSS on Thursday, July
ELIZABETH L. BUNCH,
Worthy Matron.
CAROLINE L. wILTBERoER,
GnTgaf0Tv ia
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MARTz. IOsEPH. Memhers q the

~, JOSEPH. Members Of the
Epicurean CLUB OF WASH
~ ineton are requested to att
~ tend the funeral Of our
III Past President. JOSEPH
~ MARTZ, ct the Holy Trim
ity Catholic Church, 36th
p1 and o SITS, NV. on Satur-
;, July 10. 1858. at 2 am:
RAY WALTER. President. ~
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ANDERSON, MIER LESTER candy

Suddenly. on wednesday, July l6,
1858. az his residence. e4Q4 Knoll
LESTER ANDERSON, beloved hus-
band Of carva p. FLOYD Anderson.
He also is survived By three sisters,
Anne Hitaiier. Dorothy Startling and
Charlotte Terrell: two brothers,
Charles H. and Edwin M, Ander-
son, and an uncle, Frank Sherman
Services at the Gasch Funeral Home,
1893 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville.
+ Nd. on Friday. July is. at II am
Relatives and friends invited: In
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S Ditsl dEo dssS T RIspoA AS I'll
1lth st. .s.wa beloved husband o.
Martha I, Rlsdon Snee Lqsnrs1
Risdon Of washington, d. c.. and
Mrs. Mary Finks OF Gainesville. Va
He also is survived by one niece and
one nephew. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. an6
be held on Friday, July is. at 2:30
pm. Interment washington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
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wednesday. July 1e, 1855, at The
District General Hospital, ROBERT
LtUN E nAHEi 0e R.rr,s satheq
81 Mrs. Margaret I. Harris. Mrs.
bo opsnSs NJ. and Robert tui Lee Hsrr ds
Friends may call at his late resi-
dence, 3336 Clay .pl. ne. until $50
mass will be offered At Our Lady
Queen OF Peace Catholic Church,
Ridge I'd. and Ely pl Sc, ct Q
am 1nterment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. is
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GRIFFIN. LENzIE. On tuesday. Jul,

0T IS. i Isi .h TENziE osIiFTiN q 81; sis
Matte Grimm and father Of Charles
Dabney. Also surTisfnf are sister.
Mrs Ophelia Anderson: q daughter-
in.lay, Mrs. sarah paSney al. six
dren, other relatives and many
friends After 4 pm. Friday. July
rs, friends are invited to call 81
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th 81 NV. Fuleral from the
Eye SITS, NV. at pm, Saturday,
July 10 Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal CemeterA ~. ~
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THE FAMILY.
Dratha

AEscHLIMANN, FRANK. OF 4e v
81. NV. on July rs, 1855. Son OF
Frederick and Annie Aeschlimann.
Douglas Tavenner, CLYDE, Oscar,
Julian and Harold Aeschlimann,
Services at Chambers Funeral
Home, 517 18th Sc. Sc. on Friday,
yHls Is At N s30 I'm iR.eTmsnt
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"wednesday, July 10 1853. ~ CaG1
nNlE NQ4pltal. MARGUERITE Il
ApartninN Fflsno, nay eail y
the tff Funeral uome an ~
ana Nat4 ave ne Notice 81
cAhEAHAN, MINNIE 9. on Friday,
IVY ~ ip44, at MQnroyln. calf I
MINNIE q CAHNhfIkN. flenm0lher
Of Mr. Catherine Howard ballard.
wife q cpf James Z ballard. ii. a
Army ireilrcul. ~ Col Andrew ii.
carnahan and slater 81 James VI.
cnevf Cnaaf No otAreslde serv-
tfet WI be held AZ AFllngton
National Cemetery on Friday. lulY
~ a. II am. ~
CARPENTER. FANNIE. omeers and
a.--All members OF Columbia Tenn
WqJH pie, No. 49,. I. B.P. o ii,
ION 81 X; ss s.,h hereby g Ds ns.IA.s
~ FANNIE cARpkNTKR IN
~ oranac. Va. Funeral serv-
- Ices on Friday, july i 4, 1903.
EVA D. 6IkWART,
BLoEoE W. HAWKINS. Pin. sscy