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Lucien E. Snyder.
Army Artist, 50

Lucian Edward Snyder, 50, a
commercial artist with the
Army, died of q heart attack
Tuesday at his home, 243O
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Mr.. Snyder was employed by
General Outdoor Advertising
Co. before going with the Army
Department as q civilian en-
ploye. Earlier, he was with
the Sinclair Oil Co. for many
years, and served in the Navy
in World War /.
He was a native of Los An
.geles.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Anna
D. Snyder of the home address,
and four children, Asa e. South
Hamilton, Mass; Ronald, Santa
Barbara, Calf; Mrs. Joseph
Barrat, Shepherdstown, w. Va,
and Mrs. Clifford Tabor, 21O6
IN street NV. Four grand
children also survive, as well
as q brother and two sisters in
Los Angeles.
Services will be held at 1918
am. tomorrow at Chambers
Funeral Home, 3072 M street
NV. Burial will be in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Solomon, 81,
D.C.Nutive, Wife
OF Policeman

Mrs. Baron Solomon, q native
Of Washington and the wife Of
Corpl. Solomon Of the Metro
politan Police. died yesterday
at Columbia Hospital. She was
81.
The former Beatrice Kauf-
man, Mrs. Solomon was the
daughter of the late Isidor
kaufman, president and treas
urer Of the original Bieber-
Kaufman Co. at 901 Eighth
street Sc.
Mrs. Solomon lived at 5000
Belt road NV. Besides her hus-
band, Of the home address, she
leaves her mother, Rosa, also
of the home address, and q
nephew, Robert L. Kaufman, OF
Lake Charles, La.
Services will be held at 9
am. tomorrow at the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, 5103 Wis
consin avenue NV, with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy be sent to
the d. C. Cancer Fund.
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J. S. Graves, ~,
n Years With
Capitol -Theuter

JEFFERSON Sharpe Graves, n,
q longtime Washington resident
and an employee of the Capitol
Theater for "a years, died Tues
day at the Washington Hospital
Center.
Mr.. Graves. who lived at 1879
Harvard street NV, was born
In Lexington, KY. and came to
Washington as n boy. He was
the son Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington James Graves. His
father was employed by the
Bureau Of Engraving for many
years.
Mr.. Graves worked for the
Belaseo Theater before going TO
the Capitol Theater, where he
was q stage carpenter. He re-
tired in 1854 and had been in
Ill health In recent years.
Mr.. Graves was q member of
the District Of Columbia The
atrical Protective Union Local
No. ~. Members Of the union
will serve as pallbearers.
He is survived by his widow,
Frances Of the home address,
and a son, Thomas Of Burling-
ton, Mass.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the s. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial viii be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Dr.. Ernest Lawrence,
Atom Scientist, Dies

PALo ALTO. Calf, Aug. 20
(AP).-Dr. Ernest o. Lawrence,
nuclear ilssion pioneer and NO
bel Prize winner, died last night
after surgery at Palo Alto Hos
pital. He was 81.
DR.. Lawrence had suffered
Lucrative colitis for years, his
doctor said.
DR.. Lawrence, director Of the
University Of CALIFORNIA; radia-
ton laboratory, had Joined
other top-level scientists at
Geneva in an international con-
ference on scientific detection
Of nuclear explosions, but was
forced by illness to ny home
last month.
He entered Peralta Hospital
in nearby Oakland August 10
after an acute attack Of ulcera-
tive colitis and was transferred
to Palo Alto for the operation.
President Eisenhower issued
a statement saying he was
deeply shocked" to hear OF
DR.. Lawrence's death.
"Dr. Lawrence devoted his
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AIonzo w. Peuke
OF Standard Oil

DUNDEE, Scotland. Aug. 2e
(APl .---Alonzo william Peake,
So. former president Of the
Standard oil Co.. OF Indiana,
died ct Fernbrae Nursing Home
here today.
Mr.. Peake retired from the
company three years ago. He
had been president since 1o45.
He had been grouse shooting
on the Perthshire moors q week
ago with several American
friends and business associates
when he was suddenly taken III.
Plans were made then to ny
him to the United States. but
doctors decided he was too weak
for the trip. A son new to Brit
an to be at his fathers bedside.
Mr.. Peake had been with
Standard Of Indiana since 1880.
He also was q director of Pan
American Petroleum and Trans
port Co., the American Petro-
leum Institute and the Cont.
mental Illinois National Bank
g. Trust Co. Of Chicago. 4Iis
home was at Evanston, III.
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Miss Middleton
Garfield Nurse
For 70 Years

Miss Janet Middleton. 90. a
nurse for 20 years at the old
Garfield Hospital. died yester-
day Of a heart ailment at q
nursing home where she had
been q patient for two years.
A native of Cumberland, Md,
Miss Middleton came to Wash
ington more than 80 years age
to study nursing at the Car
field Hospital School Of Nurs-
ing. She was graduated in
1909 and served at the hospital
until her retirement in 1897.
She was a member Of the
D. c. Graduate Nurses Asso-
citation and the Alumni Asso-
citation Of the Garfield Nursing
School.
She is survived by a sister,
Mrs. George L. Carnes, with
whom she had made her home
at l26 Todd place NE. Also
surviving are q brother, Haze
X. Middleton Of Saskatchewan
Canada, and another sister
Mrs. Charles Hendrickson OF
Cumberland.
Funeral services were to be
at 1880 pm. today at the Deal
Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
avenue NV, with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Darn nj Uhanks

ENGEL, FREDERICK A. The family
Of the late FREDERlCk A. ENuEl
FOR the many kindnesses and
thoughtful expressions of sympathy
extended them during their recent
bereavement. @9'
KING. HERBERT y. Being imposSiblt
10 thank each OF you in person, we
take this means of expressing ouI
grateful appreciation and thanks II
our many friends and relatives fol
the kindness shown us at the time
Of the death Of Mr.. HERBERT
MRS. VILLA M. KING AND FAM.
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University of California, where
"a year later he conceived the
idea of the cyclotron.
He married Mary Blumer
daughter Of DR.. George Blumei
of Yale Medical School, in 1892
Mrs. Lawrence and six chill
dren survive. The children are
Eric, %: Margaret, 81; Mary
10; Robert, II; Barbara, 10, and
Susan. 8.
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brilliant talents to the service
of his country and to man.
kind" the President said.
His loss is a tragic one for
the United States and for the
entire free world.
MRS. Eisenhower and I join
with all Americans and with
the scientific community Of the
world in extending our heart
felt sympathies to his family"
DR.. Lawrence invented the
atom shattering cyclotron, an
instrument for converting one
element into another, in 1890.
His first one cost SIS.
He built one of the worlds
great scientific laboratories
around his cyclotrons on the
university's Berkeley campus.
The instruments played a key
role in developing the first nu-
clear bomb, producing the first
self-exploding Uranium 235.
From the laboratory, which
DR.. Lawrence had directed
since 1896, came numerous dis
coverieS of the nature of mat
ter, new substances to fight di-
sease and promote agriculture,
science and industry.
ION the basis of a dream he
had, we went ahead with a 500
million construction program, I"
said Maj. Gen. Leslie R. Groves,
Manhattan Project director,
who presented the Medal of
Merit to DR.. Lawrence in 1916.
During World War II the Man.
haitian Project produced the
first A-bomb.
HE helped solve the most
fantastic problem ever faced by
scientists" Gen Groves de
clared.
Won Nobel Prize in 1888
DR.. Lawrence won the Nobel
Prize in physics in 1899 for his
cyclotron discovery.
Other honors included the
Comstock Medal of the National
Academy of Sciences, the high
est scientific honor in this
country; the Hughes Medal of
England's Royal Society; hon.
orary membership in the Soviet
Russian Academy Of Sciences,
and the Copernican Citation,
for organizing "the greatest
contemporary school Of nu-
clear physics"
Last March President Eisen-
hover honored DIR. Lawrence as
he was awarded West Points
first Sylvanus Thayer Award for
service to the Nation.
The physicists cyclotrons
have been the workhorseS of
scientists searching out the
atoms secrets. With them, DR..
Edward Mcmillan, a co-worker,
produced the first neptunium,
which automatically turns into
plutonium, q successor to IRA
MUM 235 in A-bomb produce
ton.
DR.. Mcmillan and DR.. Glenn
Seaborg, chancellor Of the Uni
Versity Of California who COM
pleted the discovery and iden-
tiflcation of plutonium, received
the Nobel Prize for chemistry
In 1851 for their work.
DR.. Lawrence's laboratory
also isolated tritium - triple
weight hydrogen "a step in
producing the first hydrogen
bomb.
South Dakota Native
DR.. Lawrence was born in
Canton, s. Dak., August 8, 1901,
the son Of Carl GuStavus Law
renee, a teacher, and Gunda
Jacobson Lawrence, daughter
of a pioneer Norwegian immi-
grant.
A boyhood interest in crystal
set radio led him into physics.
He built the University of South
Dakota'S first radio station and
was graduated from that school
in 1922. He took a masters de-
gree at the University of Mime
sofa and his doctorate at Yale.
DR.. Lawrence became an as
sistant professor of physics at
Yale and moved in 1928 to the
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With Regard to a
Gard of Thanks

Very oftsn a cord Of thanks IN
The Star meets . need which con
hardIy be solved in any other woy.
Not only Is II a sTocious expression
Of gratitude to those who hove sent
floral tributes but also courteously
Acknowledges the services and
kindnsssss Of the many 10 whom
a personal note Of thanks cannot
we'll be mailed or whose nomes
end addresses are not known,
Insertion Of a cord OF ihanks
may be arranged BY telephone to
The Star. ST. $4,000.
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DEATHS
In MRntnrtant
Announcements Of
SerVicAS nv Chamha

HEALY, DENNIS LEO, sr. In loyinI
memory of our father and grand
father. DENNIS LEO HEALY, Sr.
gust 2S. 1859.
BERNARp. BETTY 5 IL AND AND FAMILY MI T.
HUMPHREYS, ADA r. In loving mem
DRY Of our beloved mother, ADA F
HUMPHREYS, who passed away on
year ago today, August 26, 1857
Although you've gone, dear Mother
AND no matter where you are
We think Of you, dear Mother,
And wonder how you are.
You never kept your promise, likl
To come home with the children
Ike they wanted you to:
And although, dear Mother, we al
We know that God in Heaven ha.
We want ne g S0q Tel. kie9 soS, f %oth.r, thai
we love you so,
And hope to meet you in Heaven
when God calls US home.
do MFqE' FRANCES AND KEN
JENNINGS, WILLIAM q. In ioVinI
an s%ory WILLIAM 81 E SsST DtE HAN,N sns
today, August 28, 1865.
There be Of them that have left
z name behind them to declare
HUGH ,. JENNINGS AND FAM.
ROACHE, MOLLIE A. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory
OF our sweet and most devoted
who departed this life one year age
today, August 20, 1857.
Think Of her as answering a call
That sometime, some way comes
she lived her life in Gods own
And then was called to a better
Mid and semitic as she was brave
When the sweetest love Of her lifs
she gave.
Think Of her as iourneying on,
As dear ,cvi in love We. Of there, as the
The touches Of her hands hav,
As reyerently as her lips have prayed
She bESs,yely crossed the river d
Into eternity. where there is nj
Think q her as loyal still, and
remember,
will,
Think Of her as the same we kay
she e not dsad--she Is lust away
TERs. MAopALINE. Alberta
1NEz AND JOSEPHINE.
W0ODsoN, WALTER In memory o.
our father, WALTER WOODSON
who passed away four years aEt
today, August %, 1854.
4. broken circle, Q vacant chair,
We seem to miss him everywhere
But in our lonely hours of thinking
ThouEhts Of him are ever near.
thoughts Of him are ever near,
on, how long and sad the day
since from earth he passed away
THE FAMILY.
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Draths

TRAINoR. EMMETT q, On wednes,
Hospital EMMETT q. TRAiNoSR o
74lS Insey st. s.e,: beloved hus
sstSsr 3, E SS.t O. uFFi rsino n.a aPE
Jeanne Hemmer,. Mrs. Anita Harri
son and Paul J. Trainor.; son o
Ellen !Trainor. Funeral from
the Taltavull Funeral Home, 800;
iddth St. az n;S' on SATURDAY, Angus
at st. Peters Church at 10 am
1nterment Mount olivet Cemetery
TRAINOR, EMMETT O., sr. oficer
"a si H:$ ;; s |; ILL.,: i i'';i
W TRAiNos, ST.. on Wednss
w az Ss.ss,t,tiAoSnT us &, sfdb. iS SSi3
neral Home, $500 i4th st. NV.
REV. MAURICE KING,
Spiritual Director.
CHARLES QUINN, President.
TRAINOR, EMMETT G., sr. Mem
vZANz ell, No. 224, Knights. o
k4EEA Columbus. are. notified o
" E!; e. !: !; =: & !, 4
Taltsyull Funeral Home, 3e03 lay
st. NV, on Friday, August 20
1858, at s:15 pm, for recitation
Oh IN Nrc ciS5fsi BRUINS. @. K,
R. A. MAHAR, r. S. 20
TUCKER, HALLE LEIGH. on Tues
fHEyIc An FFqucxE ~ d isS fss A Y Y
NV. beloved wife Of the late Rus
81 cG Mrs Rebssss SsSGssa T psRs
Halle A. Williams, Robert Alfred
tucker: sister Of Mrs. Rebecca Leigl
rloy ;1.S Ct Rslifsx, ya. s nscS al:S
ohsT relatives ei and fanq'f fends
friends are invited to call at tn
jarvis CHAPEL, 1882 You, st, NV.
ct y IN Hans rSiaa N.m A1sSit c S IN
WHITAKER, JOHN HOWARD. Or
Tuesday, August 20, 1858. at GeorgI
JOIN HOWARD WHiTsAKER, ' aset
II, of 63S Lexington pl. ne. be.
loved husband of the late Pauline
Whitaker. devoted. father Of Mis-
Wanda Way of the home address
and Mrs. June whitaker Hall Of
Rockville, Nd: beloved grandfather
OF Holly Arle and David Hall
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home, tn st. and Mass. ave-. ne.
until 12 noon Friday, August 90
Services win be held At the Keilel
Memorial Church, 907 Maryland
ave. ne, at 2 pm. Intefment Fori
Lincoln Cemetery.
WRIGHT, CLARENCE Z. On Monday
August rs, 1858, CLARENCE E
WRIGHT Of 1740 New Hampshire
ave, NV. brother Of Mrs. Ollie B
Jackson and Mr.. Wesley r. Wright
devoted friend Of Miss Dorothy B
Carter. Many other relatives and
friends also survive. After 4 pm
Friday, August 20, friends may cal
at the Frazier Funeral Home, 3Sa
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serV.
ices will be held on Saturday, Au-
gust =. 80, at 1 pm. Intermeni
Woodlawn Cemetery. 20
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I gust "a, 1858 !. MOLLY f Z. BARN hS
Inee Thompson). She was the be-
loved wife of Samuel W.. Barner,
mother Of Mrs. Beatrice Ridgley and
sister of Cora Graham, Susie B
Thompson, Myrtle T Terrell. Carol,
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Friday, August 20, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You st. NV, where funeral
services will be held at l pm.
Saturday, August 80, the Rev. John
Monroe oflciatinR. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. 29
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PECK, GERALD Z. OF 1891 9th. At
sea on august 90. 1883, brother
OF GeorEianna Mabel Peck, friend
Of Hallock r. Long and Mr.. and
MIS-: James Crump. Services al
st. Sc, on Saturday, August 40
at 10 am. Interment washington
National Cemetery.
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BARBER, JAMES W. On Tuesday
General Hospital, JAMES w. BAR.
Virsil Barber. The late Mr.. Barbei
may be viewed at the Stewart Flu.
PM FridaS August 30. where csc sery.
Ices will be held on Saturday, Au-
gust 80, at IL am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 20
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1raths

BALDENBURG, ELSIE w. suddenly,
On S TSssds o he. August dSSssb s M 1923 R
sell F. Barrett, $500 Jenifer st
NV, ELSIE W. BALDENBURG, be-
loved wife OF the late Max Baden
burg, mother Of Mrs. Miriam B
Barrett and Max W.. Baldenburg
grandmother of Mary Frances, Rus
sell F., Edward B. and Joseph A
Barrett. Funeral services and inter.
ment on Friday, August 20, al
Beckley, w. Va. Local ARRANGEMENTS
BY the De Vol Funeral Home
Please omit flowers. 2S
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P0TEAT, SAMUEL, On Monday. An.
gust IS, 1858, SAMUEL Po 81 Al
beloved husband Of Helen Poteat o.
1870 Fades st. ne. Notice Of fu-
neral later. Arrangements BY
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CANNON MsSnS:a. Jesse Nv W; Suddenly, on
his residence. 373l % st. south,
Arlington, Va, JESSE W. CANNON,
husband of Catherine s. Cannon,
father Of Mrs. Vincent d. Palumbo
and brother of DR.. William C. Can
Columbia, s. c. Friends may cali
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
and Mass. ave. ne, until 3 pm.
wood Cemetery, Columbia, S, C, 90
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day. August IS. 1858, ROBERT LEE LEI
BROWN. Of 735 New Jersey ave-,
father Of Valetenna c. Brown and
brother of Marsaret Brown. He also
Is survived by other relatives and
many friends. After 5 pm. Thurs
day. August %, friends are invited
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held at ] pm. Friday. Au-
gust 20, Interment Woodlawn Gem
etary
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TX, JOHN PARKER.
Wedneshay. AnRnsk

ShADWiOh, JOHN PARKER. On
a Wednesday, August %,
N 1858, at the Fort Ward
IN Home for Convalescents,
Wy $ $sS $45s;ss , s sF 9.$i
and the late Marion B. Hotchkiss,
brother Of Ward H. and William
w. Chadwick. Mrs. Clarence HartSufi
and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Friends
may call at the Wheatley Funeral
Home, 500 King ST.. Alexandria,
Va. Funeral services on Friday,
August 20, at 2 pm, at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. lnterment in
Mount Comfort Cemetery. Masonic
honors by the Alexandria Wash
ington Lodge, No. 90, at the grave
CHAPMAN, JAMES. On Monday, Au-
gust IS, 1855. at his residence, 224S
18th st. NV. JAMES CHAPMAN,
devoted husband Of Queer. vietoris
Chapman and brother Of Joseph
and Annie Chapman. A host OF
other relatives and many friends
also survive. Friends may call at
the Malvan & Schey, Inc, Funeral
Home, New Jersey ave. and R st.
nv, on Friday, August 80, after
12 noon, where funeral services will
be held on Saturday. August 30,
st pm. lnterment Woodlswn
Cemetery. s9'
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EWELL, SAMUEL III, on Tuesdav,
EWELL. Of ~ 81 st. sA n'e.. tstb y;
Of william, Howard, Donald, Anita
rno ,,1 5srnars Even; Many other
After pm. Thursday, August 2S.
friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode Island
aye. nv, where funeral services
at 2 pm, the Rev. James q weSt
ofnciatinR. lnterment Lincoln Ne.
mortal Cemetery. 1As
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CAH1LL, ALICE L. On Sunday, Au.
gust "a; 1928 1925. at PrSSyy,iyd,encs, Hos
Sacred Heart Home, cousin of Mrs.
Frank Hutter of San Francisco,
Calf Prayers at the s. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14th st.
NV, on Friday, August 20, at 10
the Nativity Catholic Church, 18th
and Peabody SITS. NV, where the
holy sacriflce of the mass will be
offered at 1890 am. for the repose
of her soul Interment Arlington
National Cemetery %
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PRATT. JEssE CAnFIr1n sn.a,u

FhATI, JEBsE GAkFIELD. Suddenly,
on "wednesday, August %. 1858,
SILVER MS s S1ims, 1 H1 J gssF AVS
FIELD PRATT, husband Of Grace
R. Pratt and father OF Robert RI X,
are i've grandchildren. Mr.. Pratt
rests at the Warner e. Pumphrey
Silver Spring, Nd, where Services
will be held on Friday, August 20,
at pm. (parking facilities). In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. In
preference Of flowers. sympathy may
pc expressed IN the form Of me-
Society. Montgomery County Unit,
1918 Cordell ave. Refhesda M
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EAIhiCh' WALIEh SHERMAN. Sud.
denly, on Wednesday, August "a
1858, at his home, Route 3, Hern.
Don, ya; Snear Forestyille), WAL.
TER SHERMAN PATRICK, father
yer. Spring, Nd: Mrs, Rebecca
Jenkins of Stephenson. Va; Mrs
Darnell Burehan Of Buffalo, N. ".
sherman Patrick Of Forestville, va.
and Roger Patrick Of winchester
Va. He also is survived BY tweiv,
e the Green. Funeral Home, Hern-
don, Va, where services will b.
held on Friday, August 20, at ~
noon DIST. Interment in Arlington
National Cemetery.
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day; AUGUST y. 1885, 1861 MRs9tn M syn;
IhllGGINBoTHAM Of 1883 quincy
P Fl; nv be. 6eloysd mother Of Dorothy
SISTER OF Henry and Edward Gibson
Sne also is survived by other rela-
yves and many friends After
pm; Friday. August 20, friends are
iInyised to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
services will be held at II an
saturday, August 30. Internent
Lincoln Memorial CemeterY 90
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az sten A sgsptaf "a e.n 1tsss ESrE%S WISH
8. GRAVES Of 1879 Harvard st.
aa'ws beloved husband Of Frances
Of Burlington, Mass, ana nncIe
Of Theresa Collier Of washington.
p g. Friends may cali at the ths
H.. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
TgVt i4tn st: n;Wa after IL noon
eilittesl. Services at the above IN
neral home on Friday, August %.
e. pm. 1nterment Cedar Hili
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HOGAN, JAMES. On Wednesday. Ar.
cyst 60 1858, JAMES HOGAN 81
Hoos Eye 81; s:w. husband of Lucille
hogan. Also surviving are other
relatives and friends. Services m
Friday, August 20, at the Stewsrt
Funeral Home, 30 H st. ne, at 10
noon. Casket will not be onened
Interment MoodlaWn ISenneterNe - ~
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FOMD, lanes 4. On Wednesday, An.
gg nst ~ 1925: at Ersedmen's Hos
IumPia ST.: NV, beloved husband
o. Mrs. Floreder Ford. he also
leaves f1ve children, Mrs. Mary Helen
Jacobs Vincent Ford. Mrs. Doro-
nard l., Ford: one stepdaughter,
Mrs. Felicia Garner; two sisters''
Mrs. Catherine 3. Aston and Mrs
Margaret Greene: Q brother, Georee
nineteen grandchildren, three daueh..
Gers-ln-law, one son-in-laW and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may can on Friday, August 20,
his son, 523 Kentucky ave. se =.
Wnere the rosary will be recited al
ESQ pm. REQUIEM high mass viii
poe celebrated on Saturday, August
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc. inter-
ment Woodlawn Cemetery. 29S
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Worthy Matron
EDITH W. DOWDEN. Secy.

BROOKS. SARAH D. On Monday, Au-
gust rs, 1858, SARAH D. BROOKS
the late Robert L. and Anna Louise
Brooks, beloved sister of Susie.
Louise and William M Brooks. Also
surviving are devoted sister in
law, Mrs. Edna Brooks, and other
relatives and many friends. After 8
pm. Friday, August 20, friends are
invited to call at her late residence
Funeral at l pm. Saturday, August
30, from the John Wesley A. M E.
Zion Church, 14th and Corcoran
ats. NV Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Arrangements by
Mcguire. Inc. 20
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Dyson SoI. WALTER. suddenly, on
coatesyiile, Pa WALTER o Dyson
OF SOY 18th st. NV. ARRANGEMENTS
ny the Frazier Funeral Home, Notice
Of funeral later. A'OViee
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HARRISON, RICHARD =. On wsdr.,
day, August %, 1858, at the HSdiev
A MepeTisl Hospital, RicHARp 4.
z. Harrison, father of mrs N csrI
Gebuhr Of Silver Spring, Nd: Mrs.
and Mr.. DIN L. Rexrode, ali Of
AKRON, Ohio, He also is survived
by nine grandchildren. Friends NAV
call at. the Lee Funeral Home Az
81: and Mass. ave. ne. Notice Of
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BARNES, IT. CoMDR. ARoHY ".

BARNES, 1T. COMDR. ARCHY ",
USN (retired). On Tuesday, Au-
W. BARNEs, UsN (retiredJ. Of 34i2
b. C., beloved husband Of Mrs. Ida
Barnes and father of Mrs. Peter
s. Miller, brother Of Mrs. Frank
Hughes Of Tacoma. Wash: Mrs
willard 8. Fox of Belleville, Pa; Mr.
Carson H. Barnes of Monroe, Wash !;
Mr.. Tracy B. Barnes of Albany.
Greg, and Mr.. Donald r. Barnes
of Norfolk, Va. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey,. Bethesda, Md. Services will
be held on Friday, August 30, at
Q am, at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
Myer, Va. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 2S