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Frank Freeman,
District Resident,
Retired U.S.. Aide

Frank Dubois Freeman. %, a
longtime resident Of Washing
ton and former Agriculture De-
partment employe. died yester-
day at Soldiers Home Hospital.
Mr., Freeman was born In
Carlinville. III. He worked for
the Agriculture Department for
Is years. retiring In 1928.
His wife. the former Annie
Cicotte, died here In 1912. Re-
Gently he had been living with
a daughter. Miss Meroe l..
Freeman Of 1850 Clydesdale
place NV.
He Is also survived by an
other daughter. Mrs. J. Clark
son Miller OF New York City;
two sons, william H. and Rus
sell M Freeman. both OF Cali
fornia; nine grandchildren and
IL great-grandchildren A third
daughter. Mrs. Virginia r.
Donovan. died In 1855.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. Wednesday at the
Soldiers Home chapel. Burial
will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
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Roy Blond, g.
Retired Special
Police Officer

Roy Bland, So, q retired
United States Special Police
Police lieutenant, died Friday
at Mount Alto Hospital. He had
suffered q stroke two weeks
ago.
Mr.. Bland had served with
the special police for Is years.
He was stationed at numerous
Federal buildings in and around
Washington. He retired at the
end of 1856.
He was born in Grayson
County. KY, and came to the
District in l941. During World
War I he served in France with
the United States Army.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Margaret Bland Of the
home address. 70l3 F street,
Seat Pleasant, Md.
Funeral services will be at
1880 pm. Tueday at the Lee
Funeral Home, Fourth street
and Massachusetts, avenue
NE. Burial will be in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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St. Johns Service
To Honor Monroe

A psalm marked by James
Monroe in his own Bible will
be read tomorrow at q special
service in st. Johns Church
opening the bicentennial OBJ
servance Of the fifth Presidents
birth.
Presidential Assistants Sher-
man Adams and Robert Cutler
will take part in the II am.
service at the Lafayette Square
church. The service will be
broadcast by the Voice Of Amer
lea.
Later tomorrow a portrait of
President Monroe will be un-
yelled and a Monroe Room ded-
icated at the Arts Club, 20l7 I
street NV. the late Presidents
home. The Arts Club dinner
will inaugurate a two-week ex-
hibit there Of portraits Of Mr..
Monroe.
The becentennial celebration
will end December 2, the l35th
anniversary Of the proclamation
Of the Monroe Doctrine.
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Eastern Air Force Command
baseball team in Tokyo.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Seena Quillan. of the
home address; his mother,
Mrs. Myrtle Quillan. Of Blair;
a brother, James, and a sis
ter, Mrs. Ellen Burgess. Of
Blair, and four other sisters,
Miss Beulah Quillan and Mrs.
Phyllis Maynard, Of Stollings,
w. Va; Mrs. Mabel Souther-
land, of Huntington, w. Va,
and Mrs. Trudy Isom, of Chi
cago.
Services will be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Cham
bers funeral home. 3072 M
street NV. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
The family requests that
tokens Of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
American Cancer Society.
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Thomas Letter, Dies;
Of Noted DC. FomiIy

Thomas Letter, as. a member
OF q family well known In
Washington and Chicago so
ciety. died yesterday Of a heart
attack at his home In Aiken,
8. c.
He was the son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter,
both prominent Washington.
and the grandson OF Levi Eel
gler Letter. who started the
family fortune as the original
partner OF Marshall Field In
the dry goods business In Chi
cago.
Levi Letter was born In
Washington County. Nd. but
at an early age decided 10 look
elsewhere for his fortune. He
was then a clerk In a country
store.
He ended up In Chicago. His
partnership with Marshall Field
lasted until 1881. Then. already
a wealthy man. he devoted his
attention 10 his large real es-
tate and corporate interests.
These he greatly increased be-
fore his death In 1904.
One Of his daughters, Mary
Victoria. became the wife OF
Lord Curzon Of Kedleston. who
served as vieeroy OF India. His
only son. Joseph. had a BUSH
ness career as spectacular as
his.
In 1897. Just six years after
graduating from Harvard, he
bought wheat on the Chicago
Board Of Trade In such guam
titles that by the beginning of
1898 he was the largest indi-
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Mrs. Marks, Jr.,
Rail Mans Wife

RICHMOND. April 26 (R.-
Mrs. Writ P. Marks. jr.. wife
Of the president Of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg & Po-
tomac Railroad, died today in
a New York hospital after q
long illness.
Surviving besides her hus-
band are three children by q
former marriage and two step
children.
! Funeral services will be held
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MihuiIovich'sS
Reported in Paris

PARIS. April 26 tR.-A Yugo-
slav exile group said today q
son Of Gen. Draja Mihailovic.
executed wartime Yugoslav
leader. has fed Communist
Yugoslavia and is now in Paris.
The Yugoslav Union for Eu-
ropean Federation said the son,
Branko. 31-year-old engineer.
fed Yugoslavia for political
reasons.
.Mihailovic led the Yugoslav
wartime group known as Chef
niks. He was sentenced to death
on charges Of cooperating with
the Nazis and was executed
July II, 1916.
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Nnurutnp

tss late HARRY BEisER will bs
unveiled on sunday, April 20 isSs
inston cems..s,,L n spoo Er hS annd
relatives are Invited. ~
JAFFG. sIDNEY .. There viii bs Ar
unveilina OF monument NV
memory Of the late ,.h Oh s ~ R.Ils
and Or Victor jane. on sunday
Mashinsiton Hsbrsv congresstion
S: sIs.isss an. asSV tri ssS'T invited
KEssLER. HARRY. There viii be An
m SnTSsas' Of q the ate HARRY KEss:
LER, beloved husband q ha5saIts .
Gilman and Mr., Bernard KessleI,,
en- on sI az x: B s shoiom Cemetery,
BenninR I'd. Relatives and friends
Invited. "
.ITvIN, YETTA. The unyeiling Of
monument TO the memory Of the
late YETrA LITVlN Will take place
on Sunday, May T., 1858, at 10
pm, AZ The Adas Israel Ssmsst,sry,
ION. D, C. Friends and relatives
are invited.
MINDEL, GERsoN. There will be a.
unvellins of q monImsnt 70 N
DBL, beloved husband OF Bertnl
Minded and father Of Abe, Meyei
and sam Minded. on sunday. Adj
%. 1888. at 8 pm. at the Mork'
mems Circle Cemetery. Bennins "a
Relatives and friends invited 20
SCHILLER, LENA. An unwilling o.
q monument to the memory OF tht
late LENA SCHILLER, beloved wifi,
OF the late Abraham L, Schillei
and mother Of Sam, Louis, JOSEPH
and Arthur Schiller, Mrs. Mildrec
Harris. Mrs. Eva Fogel and Mrs
Harold Levy, will be held on sun,
day, May 4. 1858, at IL noon, a.
Mount Lebanon Cemetery. Ttferetf
Israel Section. Relatives and friendi
invited.
sHULMAN, JULIA A. There. will b
an unwilling Of a memorial 70 th'
memory OF the late JULIA A. SHUL.
MAN. beloved wife OF Emanuel v
6hulman and mother OF Franklyr
and Ina Dale. on sunday. Apt
%, 1858, ct 1 pm, AZ king DaVlc
Memorial Garden, / mile west Of
Fails Church. Va, on Lee hwy
ROuta 0Q-2ll
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-3 crypts
for sale, beautiful location will sac
riflee. 10. 2-S2o2. MRS. JOHN
WASH. NATL. CRMETERY-ls graves
on main drive. beautiful sites: will
less; owner leaving town. 10
2-s292, MRS. JOHNSON
terry Mausoleum, substantial dis
count. Box 248-V, Star.
j MAUSOLEUM, 8 crypts and 2 Gene
terry lots: burial for 4: National Me-
mortal Park; no reas' oner refused.
FAMILY BURIAL EsTATEs-Nearby
National Memorial Park: exclusive
with 4 sites, located mr. the Tower
OF Chimes: valued at $1,000, will
sacrifice for $500; good investment
EN- 3-7745.
FORT LINCOLN erypts in Garden
e the i.45 ApS''le'' $500 cash Cal
"WORLD RENOWNED" FORT LIN
coin CEMETERY-Noted for its
unique floral clock and It's inspiring
Easter Sunrise Service. Al great
gaerifiee; : ideally located . cemetery r
pairs. or in their entirety in order e
sTUART N. SMITH, Attorney in
Fact. -
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
Virginia---5 burial lots, Catholic sec
ton. LII, l-l7l3. -,
s snas 5000 ea aSfnsiOn et yor' aer S
5000. Call RA. 3-0467.
I SITES in Natl. Mem. ParkE choicS
sac. sac for 1O KE, 6:sbQl.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL p ar K-1
choice burial lots, bargain S4Ot
Oh current prices. LII. 4-65DS.
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DEATHS
In Mrnnriaiit
Announeements u
Services ~ Chamber

BAKER. STANLEY A. In loving mem
DRY 81 my dear brother STANLEY
year ago, April 20. 1857.
Memories are treasures that no one
Death lea leaves Nj. 4 hesrtAehs nothinG
Some have FORGOTTEN now that he's
But shsil remember. no matter
how long.
h z1sFns rs: sEaH iS hI Shine ISES
HIS ;, MOTHER. FRANCIS P.
BAYLOR, WILFORD AND CLARENCE.
MILFORD BAYLOR, who passed
1916. and CLARENCE BAYLOR,
today. April q. Ysb4' ~ ~
More precious than silver or gold,
A picture OF my dear brothers,
Whose memories will never grow
old
A beautiful life that came to an
They djsd q; they lived. every ones
Sleep o.. my brothers. and TAX,
loved you so much. but God
knew best.
DEVOTED SISTER AND BROTHER
IN:LAM, ETHEL AND FRANK
BURNETT.
BAYLOR. CLARENCE. In lovinG
memory OF my dear brother, CLAIR
ENCE BAYLOR, who passed away
four years ago today. April 81, 1854.
On 0 hillside sweetly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave,
Lies my dear, beloved brother
Whom l loved, but could not save
HIS SISTER, VIOLA.
BEsS, MARY WASHINGTON. In
memory Of our beloved sister. MARY
WASHINGTON BESS, who slipped
away into eternal rest three years
ago, April 20, 1865.
Deep in our hearts Is o picture +,
OF our loved one gone to rest
In memory's frame we shall keep IN
For you were one Of the beste
LOVING SISTER. SUSIE STEPHENh\
AND BROTHER, 0Uss DoRsEY.sN
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With Regard to O
Cord of Thanks

Ven often o cord Of ,honk, n
rhs steI meets o need which con
Asfdly Be solved IN onY other GOV
Net oaly d u o a'os'ous expression
Of gratitude to those Who hove sent
lloFel tributes but also eourisouslN
aeknewlsdsa the service, e"d
kindasssss Of the mony to shom
Q psr-oaol note Of thanks eon"o'
cell be moilsd o. whose noms'
snd Address ore not known
lnssrsioa Of Q cord Of tAonk'
moy Be suoassd By tslsphons TO
rAs s's,. ST $1,000
The Evening and Sundcy Sto'
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BULLETT, HOWARD NJ. The family
OF the late HOWARD NJ BULLET
wishes 70 thank everyone VINO IN
Bereavement. The FAMILY.
CHAPMAN, ARTHUR X. The family
OF the late ARTHUR II. CHAPMAN
Acknowledges with deepest gratitude
the expressions OF sympathy ex.
tend TENDED o Ss friends T II iSs 70 Es
connor and Father kaufman. the
Senior Choir. altar boys, the Holy
Name Society and otner memoeTs
Of the Holy RedeemeT CATHOLIC
the Second Baptist Church OF Fails
Church. Va: the Rev, Roscoe c.
Asbury Methodist Church Of Rich
n he Lott s' CAREY Car y Convention. the
Women's Convention Of Northern
virginia, Mr.. RevitZ. stan and guests
OF Alban Towers Hotel, employees
Of Friendship Post once. friends
who donated cards, sent flowers, tele-
grams, use Of cars and all who
shared our sorrow. May God bless
SsSsss one MAs snG Al e CHAPMAN
AND FAMILY.
CLARK, MRS. MARY n. We wish TO
express our deepest appreciation
for Jour kindneSses and thoughtiul-
passing OF our mother, sister and
aunt, MRS, MARY H. CLARK. We
are grateful to the Rev. E; c.
Smith, pastor: officers and members,
the choir and the club 70 Which
tist Church, Mrs. Florence Harris
and Mrs. Thelma Pittman, who sang
solos. To, those who sent flowers,
they nlled her resting place With
Who visited US. 10 those VINO sent
kilograms. cards or phoned, YOU
assured US that We we're not alone
in our sorrow. To those VINO rem
e.rsd services and donated ,o,1u your ,,S cars;
TO her ANAL resting place We
thank you for your PRAYERS and
your sympathy. THE FAMILY
CROCKETT. JASPER Z. The family
wishes to express its heartfelt thanks
TO our many friends for their 1oTal
contributions. cards, kilograms and
other expressions OF kindness and
sympathy during our , recent SeTe eve
DUNYER, SAMUEL. We wish TO ex-
press our appreciation for the many
acts OF kindness, expressions OF
sympathy ana CONTRIBUTORS 70 NAIl-
Gus funds during our recent be-
MRS MAX PEIKIN, MR.. JOE
DUNYER, Mr.. CARL DUNYER,
Mr. HENRY DUNYER, MRS.
JULIUS LEVINsON, MRS. BEN
EANET.
JACKSON. GEORGE Z. Mrs. Gussie
Simmons Jackson and family wish
10 express our deep appreciation
for the many kindnesses extended
by neighbors and friends during our
recent bereavement.
JONES, DIR. 7. EDWARD. We wish
to express our sincere gratitude
and appreciation TO the pastors,
doctors, nurses, fraternal organiZa-
lions, relatives and friends for how-
ers, cards, telegrams, use OF cars
and other expressions Of sympathy
extended during our recent bereaVe-
MINERVA J. JONES AND Chill
DREN.
MOODY. ROBERT y. The family OF
the late ROBERT p. MOODY, Mrs
Lena Moody, Mr.. Maurice and George
Moody, wish TO express their deep
est appreciation to the many friends
for their various expressions OF SYM
patty toward them during the pass
Ing Of their loved one.
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sLATTERY, WILLIAM T. ofscers and
@ ~; !; u: i;
WIIY Funeral Home. 6434 Geor-
gia ave, Silver SprinR, Md,
on Monday. April 20, 1858. at 4
pm, to conduct memorial services
I9r s G1T late comrade' WILLIAM
EDWIN j. GLOVER, Commander,
BERNICE FERRAND, Adit, 28
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SEALS, JULIA A, On Saturday, apr

20. 1855. JULIA A. sEAL.o Of 1914
Coreoran ST. NV. beloved wife OF
John l. Seals; devoted motner OF
Mrs; Pearl A. Darcy, Mrs.. Bertha
n. johnson. Mrs johnnie L. HoTner.
MISS Evelyn J, Seals and Donald p.
seals. also surviving are other Tela-
lives and many friends Notice OF
funeral later. ATrAngements by
Mcclure, Inc. 20
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SHEPHERD. SAMUEL J. On Thurs.

day. April q. 1906. SAMUEL J
SHIP hERD OF p2U Nichols ave i,
Laurel AID. beloved husband Of
ices al the 3. h. Hines Co Fu-
neral Home, 1901 I4th 81 nW,
on Monday. April IS, at I pm
parking faeilitiesl Interment Ma.
!ional Memorial Park, Falls Church.
Va. "a
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DARNET. LOc1s c. On Thursday,
Hospital. tcUls {. 'f pAR aSefs'n husa
band OF the late Lucille B. barnet,
father OF Mrs. Leslie L. Drews
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave ne.
until 10 pm Monday, April 2S
Private interment In Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery on Tuesday,
April 30. N
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coRRIDoN. BERNARD }. tsTITCH)
dence Hospital, BERNARD J.
(sTITCHJ CORRIDOR OF 42I2 18th
50. ne, beloved husband OF Elsie
IA. Corridor and brother Of Leo
CorTidon, Funeral from the r p
Costello Funeral Home. ice North
Capitol St, on Tuesday. April 20,
at $50 am. REQUIEM mass at st.
Aloysius Church at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Inter-
ment Mount OliYet Cemetery. Is
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sLATTERY, WILLIAM T.. CAPT.
y:s.A;f; Retired. on Friday. April
~ So,Di hsPs' A. Walter Reed Al. Army
o. 'p osoi Eora hiH ave sii SeH! spTiSs
Nd, beloved husband OF Alice NJ
slattery, father OF John p. and
William T slattery. II, and brother
Also three grandchildren. Capt. Stat.
n tery tests At the Warner PUN
ave; Silver Spring, Nd. parking
taeiltiesl. Mass will be offered for
the repose OF his soul on Tuesday.
April Goth at $50 am, at st.
Bernadettes' Catholic Church. ~
University blvd. East, Silver Spring,
Nd. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery with full military honors,
rs
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HILL. FRANK NJ. On Friday, April
-. 1905, FRANK NJ HILL Of ths
an ssohiI and Eastern Star Home
brother-in-law OF Charlotte PyEelj
services at the 8 H Hines Co
Funeral Home, 2gOl I4th 81 NV
on Monday, April rs, at 2 pm
parking faeilitiesD. Intermeni
CEDAR Hill Cemetery,
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COOK. OSCAR, On Friday, April 25
1898, OSCAR COOK OF 24I1
st. NV. beloved HUSBAND OF LealeI
Cook and Stepfather OF Mrs YVeIts
Todd and Mr.. lie Roy Brown. Ais,
many friends After p.m' Tues
day. April 20, friends are invited
70 call at the MCGUIRE Funera
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. The re-
mains will lie in state at IN,
Oethsemane Baptist Church, 22t
10 an. TO 1880 pm. "wednesday
April 80 where services will b,
held AT / pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Arrangement
by MCGUIRE, Inc. %
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HILL. FRANK VI. A special communi.
A ! FL /. !; ]; n 81;
I" No Sunday, April 20, 1855
GN Tor the purpose OF conduct.
ing Masonic services fol
our late brother. FRANK
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BRuDsKY. MAURICE. Suddenly. a.,

SATURDAY, Aprn 20, 1865. MAURICE
bRODShf o. 5UOU l4th 81. ne.
beloved husband OF Ruth brodsky
ana oevotea iather OF STANLEY. Les
ter and Donna brodSky. He also
n survived by three bTotners, Twins,
William and FREQ. and one sister
Miss esther BrodSky, Funeral serv-
ices At the Bernard DanzanSky a
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 I4th ST.
1850 am. intstment Arlinaton
National Cemetery. Memorial week.
5OO6 lAth 81. ne. IS
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COLBERT. CATHERINE ANNE. o.
Saturday. AprTi 20, 1906. at he
Chapel hill, No. CATHERINE ANN
COLbERI, devoted wife oil William
Thomas Colbert, beloved mother o
Mrs. Isabelle johnson, Mrs. LeolI
Lyles, Mrs. Christine asnington
Mrs, GWendolyn Gilbert, NOV ella
Sneila. Richard, Earl and William
Colbert, She also leaves 10 mourn
their loss one sister, Mrs. Sadii
Wilson one brother, Columbus War
rick. seventeen grandchildren, tWI
great-grandchildren. other relative
and many friends. Remains rest
ing at her above late residenc,
where friends are invited to cal
after pm. Tuesday. April -
Funeral Wednesday. April 80. a
l pm. at the Grace Methodis
Church. Chapel Hill. Nd, the Rev
y. Hall ofieiating Intermen
church cemetery, Arrangements B,
the John 7 Rhines a. Co. Funera
HnmR- 00H 2Ed At
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MOODY. ROBERT p; The family Of
Lena Moody M Maurice and George
Moody. wish 10 express their deep
est appreciation TO the many friends
for their various expressions OF SYM
patty toward them during the pass
Ing OF their loved one.
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SIMON. LEAH. on Saturday, April 20,
1905, LEAH SIMON, beloved daugh-
ter OF AIRS. Sophie simon. devoted
sister Of Otto. Robert and Israel
Simon. Mrs. fTeda Kenthal and
Mrs. Florence kAplan. all OF WASH
lngton, ID. c, Services at the c. ID
Goldberg a. Son Funeral Home, 42I7
Nth 81. NV, on Monday, April IS.
81 pm, lnterment Mount Lebanon
Cemetery, In mourning At 1913 Ogle-
thorpe 81. ne. Family requests In
lieu Of flowers contributions be
made to the Metropolitan Heart
Guild. 2S
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Hill MAkk I; on Friday, April
Marx NJ RisI Z s a ,M Z, anse " w.
Camp SPRINGS. Nd. son Of NJ
Ellen NJ. Hin and brother Of Mrs
Geneva Bransdorf. Ralph 7. and
Joseph Hill. Services al Inc
II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
xgOl 18th st.. NV. on Monday,
Aprn ~, Al IL am. parking faclli.
tiesl, Interment washington Ma.
tional Cemetery.
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WILSON, WILLIAM s., sr. All mem

Post, No. 24o0, v. y W,
are hereby notified OF the
death Of Past Comdr WILL
LIAM 8 WILSON, ST.. and
are requested 10 assemble
a. the W. W. Chambers
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DAVIS. HELEN v. On Wednesday,
April %. 1858, at St. Elizabeth !
Home Of IneuTableS, HELEN v.
DAVIS, formerly OF Anderson, s. c.,
beloved wife Of the late ocea Davis
Davis. She is survived by relatives
and a host Of friends After 4 pm,
Sunday, April %, friends may call
at the johnson q jenkins Funeral
Home, 4SU4 Georgia ave. nv. where
funeral services will be held Mon
day. April -. at | pm. Interment
WoOdlaWn Cemetery
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carn a Chunks

BULLETT, HOWARD N. The family
OF the late HOWARD NJ. BULLET
wishes 70 thank everyone who IN
any way aided them during thetl
Bereavement. The FAMILY.
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IS 1855. a bis G 2esi dsISs'' SsggssiI!
EI IESR T. oEovrkS rli SsISSeea nus ya
band Of MARY q Glover. father Of
Dr Sarah Elizabeth Glover OF
a disnsinst srsrd Md and Lewis Grant
and Sarah Elizabeth Glover, and
brother Of Earl L. Glover. J p
Glover Of Vienna. Va. and Mrs
Henry Moore and Luther Glover OF
Cuilman. Ala. Friends may call
~ the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. April rs. at 1870 nm
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry 81
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CHAMBERS. cHaRIEs M n.,..,

this NE on iuesaay. April -. 1855.
NAT; CHARLES ". CHAMBERS OF
tl5 ontario rd; NV, husband OF
also is survived b ms mother,
Ma. Ada Chambers Of Aaonlnouth.
III; three brotners. other relatives
ana many friends. Remains may
be viewed on Sunday. April -.
alter ~ noon, 81 the Hal Bros
Funeral Home, 62I Florlaa ave
ne, where services will be held
on Monday, April %. at 80 pm,
lnterment Arhngton National Gene
terry.
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VEINS, LEONARD. Suddenly, on
Thursday. April "a, 1895, At District
General hospital, LEONARD WEEAdS.
son OF the late Augustus and ktruliA
Meemss Surviving are one sister.
Mrs Mary Gibson: one brother.
John T. WeemS. After pm. Mon
day. April -, friends may call At
his late residence. Muirkirk. Nd
Funeral services Tuesday, April 20,
at IL noon, from Queens Chapel
Methodist Church. the Rev. Joseph
Haskins, pastor. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. Arrange
ments By Henry 8. Washington a
Sons.
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inston. b z, On y All sIl q ~ T Isss,
snd william 5. wilson, r.: brother
OF Mrs Lille MeRorie and Mrs
Albert A Helms. both Of Charlotte.
N. c. Remains At Chambers Fu-
neral Home; ~ lth St. Sc until
Services at Port Myer Chapel at 3
pm. lnterment AFlinGton National
Cemetery.
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JACKSON. GEORGE z. Mrs. Gussie
TO express our deep appreciation
for the many kindnesses extended
BY neighbors and friends during our
recent bereavement
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WOODWORTH. GEORGE KEN. on

Monday January q. 1858. al his
M n4%s' q ar6 kIsyth KTssRN BrS %onp
WORTH, formerly OF washington.
d. c. beloved husband OF Helen
Alden Woodwork. Memorial services
on Wednesday, April Both at ! 80
nm, Of the Warner e. Humphrey
Funeral Home. s434 oeorgia ave,
tiesl. 1nterment Rock Greek Gene
terry. IS
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DAY. April Is. loss. EsfhE Is'V q
RRa ~. ssls BELOVED Io,hsr g NIs
also Is survived b. three grand.
children and four ereat-erandchil.
dren, services AZ the c. D ooIdbers
A Son Funeral Home, 42l7 Or
. pm. Interment Beth Sholom
Cemetery. In mourning at bO1
Madison ct. NV. Family requests
IN lieu OF flowers, contributions mas
ee made 70 the Metropolitan Hear
Guild. "a
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sAUER. ALBERT j., Or. OF 3O3y
10Th 81. nv on April rs. 1895.
husoana OF Ruth a. SAuer, father OF
Albert J.. 1r. and 0aTIand b. SaueT
ana Mrs. helen 6cande. stepfAther
o. ArA betty Ann 0loyd ana brother
OF GeorEe and Martin Sauer ana
hrs Mae Prior Prayers a. Cham
oerE Funeral Home, l40U Chaplin
81 nv, on MonoAy, April 70,
At BIB an. lnterment arlington
National Cemetery. "a
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JONES, DIR. T. EDWARD. We wish
to express our sincere gratitude
and appreciation 10 the pastors,
doctors, nurses, fraternal organiza-
lions, relatives and friends for how-
erS, cards, kilograms, use Of cars
and other expressions OF sympathy
extended during our recent bereave-
ment.
DREN.