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was at woodley Park Towers.
He was q member Of the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation and Woodmont Country
Club.
He Il survived BY HIS wife,
Deborah Lehman Pockcr. Of
the home address. and q sister,
Mrs. Belle Gordon. Of New
York City.
Services win be Al 10 am.
Sunday 1t Danzansky's fun
eral home, 350l Fourteenth
street NV. Burial win be IN
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
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Thomas McKeon,
Ex-0fficioI Of
Commerce Unit

Thomas =. McKeon. go. q
printer who became chief OF
the publications division OF the
Department Of Commerce. died
yesterday IN Washington after
an illness Of ak months. For
many years he lived at 1852
Otis place NV.
Born IN Yonkers. N. y. Mr..
McKeon came 20 Washington
In 1898 and began a career
with the Government that
lasted ~ years.
He worked first as q printer
with the Government Printing
once. In 1915 he was ap-
pointed assistant chief Of the
publications division OF the De-
partment Of Commerce. Two
years later he was named chief
Of the division and he held this
post until his retirement IN
1899.
Mr.. McKeon left retirement
In i9l2 10 serve as q printing
production adviser In the Of
nee OF Emergency Manage
ment.
He was q member Of Sacred
Heart Parish. the Holy Name
Society and Columbia Typo
graphical Union No. l0l.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Sadina +. McKeon, Of SlI
Butternut street NV.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted ct . am. Monday at
the Sacred Heart Catholic
Church. Sixteenth street and
Park road NV. Burial win be
In olenwood Cemetery.
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Almond Numes2
To Medical Unit

RICHMOND. June 20 Dr.
Gov. Almond has appointed two
new members to the State Board
Of Medical Examiners. succeed
ing physicians ineligible for
reappointment.
Dr.. Joseph Gladstone Of Exc
more was named 10 succeed DR..
w. r. Payne Of Newport News,
and DR.. Felix D. Swope Of Alex
andria win replace DR.. Henry
8. Liebert of Richmond.
Reappointed were Drs. Russell
M. Cox, Portsmouth; John C.
Watson, Alexandria, and Ray
mond B. Francis, Richmond.
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JACKSON. EUGENE y. In memory
o. our dear father, EUGENE n
JACKSON. who entered into eternal
rest Two years ago. June 20, 1866.
SD and sudden was the call
81 enc 50 dearly loved by al.
father 30 dear.
God rave rs strength TO bear II,
Ihe courage 70 meet the blow:
How much We miss you.
fhe world viii never know.
Memories bring beautiful thoughts
How sweet 50 tender. fond and
slsso On. dear Father. in GODS
tender care.
Forever ,r n our hearts you win
YETTA AND BEE.
SonNeON, HUsMlA.. In loving menu
JOHNSON. who departed this ufe
I Iatsn years ago today, June 20,
A precious mother from me has
A. voice ! loved is stiled:
A place is vacant in my heart
That never can be filed.
i haven't forgottsn now that you've
hut I SHAH always remember, no
pKyoTED SON. ELMo JOHNSON. .
MARTIN, JOSEPH n. A tribute Of
love 70 the memory Of our dear
brother, JOSEPH n. MARTIN, who
entered eternal rest SIX years ago
today June 20, 1859.
coRlNNE AND H si2ihs
MircnkLLs MARY 3. In memory
MITCHELL who passed away If
i sana years aso today. June 20.
o. our loved one on. aS s@I PASSED TO
And those who think Of you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
YOUR LOVING cH1LDREN. Ma
Ross, WILLARD 4. IN loving mem
LARD A. Ross. WI Who 0I pssssd sray
ssgnadsnly two years ago today. June
Your memory e al We have nov
since God called you to your rest:
but thess who think Of you today,
Are those who loved You hest
T1Rs AEb skofHnEaRas. sls-
iSvlns n;sneT n1a & our a e 'i Mo, sss
and wife. NARY =. sN0WDEN, who
departed this life ten years. aHo
today June 20. 1o4o.
Your memory is Q keepsake
Tz. n,ith lnlep We VII never part:
..i hs We y ysS II r s our EiSs sa1s
LOVING HUSBAND. JOIN vi.
sNOWDBN, AND CHILDREN.
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JobIess Dip


Unemployment dropped in
the Washington area last
month 1880 under the 2a,4O0
johless figure reported for April.
Fred z. Hetzel, director Of
the United States Employment
Service for the District, said
unemployment still was higher
than 1t was q year ago.
In May. 1857. there were
l2,700 persons. or IL per cent
Of the work force. jobless. This
May. the area jobless figure
represented rs per cent Of the
work force.
This compares. however, with
q II per cent jobless figure
reported Nationwide. Mr.. Het-
eel pointed out that the WASH
ington area continues TO expe-
rience less unemployment than
any other major market area.
According to the USES fig-
ures. there were $4,000 per-
sons employed here in May, or
2,l00 more than in April. The
comparable figure q year ago
was $4,000.
Mr.. Hetzel said the construc-
ton trades were responsible for
most Of the gain last month,
taking on 1900 more workers.
The downward dip in the
unemployment figure may be
reversed with the June report,
he noted. rejecting an influx
OF high school and college stu
dents into the labor market.
This may be balanced out, how
ever. with continued high ac-
tivity in construction and out
door work.
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Is q better promise Of q uni
versal. just peace"
Before the i5-minute cere-
mony. the President laughingly
said he had had TO make q
special change Of clothes. He
unbuttoned his jacket, showed
the 4-H tie clip and commented,
Normally I wear q vest"
The youngsters had been
taken on q brief tour OF the
White House before meeting
the President. and yesterday
also found time to tour the
Smithsonian Institution.
Last night they attended q
dinner dance at the Manor
Country Club near Norbeck,
Nd. which was highliehted by
the selection Of Judy Russell.
Is. Of MADEIRA. Calf. as Miss
Young America in All. The
conference ends tonight.
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terday's meeting with Mr.. El-
senhower IN the White House
rose garden.
Nlnetoen-year-old August A.
Williams Of Rochester MINI,
presented 70 the President an
indian peacepipe which. he
said. ''has long been a token
OF world peace" He thanked
Mr.. Eisenhower for his loyalty
70 All "and world peace as a
whole"
Mr.. Eisenhower. who called
himself "a farmer at heart, "
said he was particularly pleased
TO receive the gift. which was
presented on the occasion OF
the 10th anniversary OF the In
ternational Farm Youth Ex-
change.
"You 4-H'ers are young" the
President said. you have not
acquired 50 many Of the pred
JUDGES. the emotional antago-
nisms" Of the older generation.
Because Of this. he said, there
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Conrud P. Helms, ST., 81,
War Department Retire.

Conrad Phillip Helms, ST., a
retired Federal employee who
had lived in this area since
1906, died Wednesday in the
Highland Convalescent Home,
Vienna. Va. He was 81.
Mr.. Helms had been retired
since 1916. For the preceding
~ years he was an assistant
engineer In the water division
OF the War Department. Earl
Ter, he was employed as a sur
veyor by Arlington County,
where he lived 40 years.
Before World War I, he was
q Government worker, and his
Federal service totaled 80 years.
He served In the Army during
the war.
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Stopgup Program
SOUGHT on Lunches

School officials hope to come
UP with some "stopgap" ele-
mentary school lunch program
after school opens In September.
This was reported today by
DR.. Carl F.. Hansen, superin-
tendent Of schools, who said
there is mo. question" some
type Of program Is needed.
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Edward Ford, Al

MADRID, June 20 R.-Ed-
ward Miles Ford. Il, Of Brook
Ign, N. Y, who had been stan
correspondent In Paris Of In
ternational News Service, died
Tuesday in the United States
Air Force Hospital here Of cir
rhosis Of the liver. The United
States Embassy made the an
nouncement yesterday. Mr..
Ford became Ill when passing
through Madrid after the re-
cent merger Of ms into the
United Press had left him un-
employed.
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Dan Casey, Minstrel

SAN FRANCISCO, June 20
R.-Dan Casey, "a, known as
the Irish Minstrel during his
vaudeville days on the old Or
pheum Circuit. died here after
a long illness. Mr.. Casey played
in vaudeville theaters from San
Francisco to New York.
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SHARPE. PATRICK n sr. on
T T,sIssss, y sSe. ~ ;,.a,s,sss - h.
PzfRicK H sHkkrf. IT. 81
loved husband Of hhoda D. sharpe
s saS f1.hsI 81. e saiFi't ~ " s., Th'f
hst' s.rn hs' I1 JoHn.on = ana snisPs s
are WE'VE srSndehiIdren. one Src 9TH
sT, Waiter .. SHARPE Of chieago.
~: snd gthsr relative, enc 9ans
~ sn ft.nds s q. iR RR g e.. iu1i
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1890
9Th 81. NV. where services win BE-
held on Saturday, June FL, at 1880
ee;.mm;..,llsR tsrmsnt Lincoln hsmsS65iai
SMITH. ARTHUR WILLIAM. On
n TegEsaAy. June ", iess;
WN Dr. farkwood. ksnslnFton,
MW Nd. beloved hls6and q
NJ the late viet9rins Z.
I.I, Norm Norman f {. snlsS.i U. 3. n:
vitsd 70 attend siI'I The services az the
Christ EDlscopal Church, Armory
W. and an L HSSs,d rs; K sen q
~; stnisSnsns private. Pleas.
SMITH, CHARLES T. steamftters
~ hereby notifes you Of he
cHhRLks x. sizf i Z ru :
WSV neral on Monday. June 70.
- LUCAS. sr. Pres
sI1Hss' ; yaa: j. J. 1885. !. gHy van.
EA SS4EEsiMaRi s. Il member s sos q CO. q
AW III U IL 10. i THp0I ssS S.
N@ n DslIi . sSss c plisss. and and
interment AZ 9erryyiIe, ARR.
HAROLD B. HUQHES, v. Pres.
JOSEPH z. Inns, eecy.-Treas.
WADE, Macy I. On Monday, June
10. 1888. NARY l. WADK Of 1924
Florida ave n.ws sister o. Ars.
Louise ". Thomas and aunt q MS.
vivsd b. one brother-in-laV, Mr..
tives and many friends, After 4
pm. Friday. June 20, friends are
invite invited K sa r y ne s.r rIcss IN
Be held on saturday. June 81. at
IL am, the Rev. Jerry A. Moore
ofnciatins, Interment Lincoln Me-
~ %OT MorrC csns'' WoOdtorS %
WALKER. ROBERr OTIS. On THURS
day: June ~ lgSs,r e A Mp
loved q d.' husband + q Nellie Horstt
walker, father Of Robert william
Walker and brother Of Mrs., RriedaI
scrivener. Friends may call &c the
live ss I a4nasOn a' Ts N aSa q Sa
neral arFanssments later.
WHITE. JOHN ALExANDER. sud
asSs, az On AD sSnssSHs ns Mex. H.
JOHN ALEXANDER WHITE, beloved
husband q jeanette scnumacksr
%h ws.bTS. som 8 Gr' .S SShp q. WIZ a
Mrs. :. swift Gibson q wash
white q Llyiha,gstOn, E;,,:J;. AZ Hna
Srisppds may mas ss nrt :. 6awieT's e chaDsi.
17o3 Pa, ave- nv. after noen
Church. 18th St; and Massachn.
vii be offered st 10 an. Monday,
Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd. 23
WHITE, ROBERT. on Friday. June
IS, 1885, at sal 18th st.. ne.
ROBERT WHITE, husband Of Ella
White, father OF Rowena Wells. He
:S en- s sSEsylvss I've we , gEsc
After pm, Friday, June 20, friends
may call at the johnson a Jenkins
Funeral Home. 1904 Georgia ave.
NV. where funeral services will be
held on Saturday, June III, at i i
terry.
EDWARD r. On Fri
day, June 20. 1855, ct Doctors Hos
pltal. WASHINGTON, D. c.. EDWARD
z. WHITEHEAD Of Mclean ave,
Fairfax, Va, son Of Walter NJ
Whltehead and the late Annie Dyer
WHITEHEAD, husband Of Dorothy Lee
Whitehead and father. Of Brooke.
neral services will be held on safur-
day, June 81. at 3 an, at the
Truro Episcopal Church, Fairfax,
Va. Interment Chatham, Va.
Please omit flowers.
YOUNG, JAMES ". on Thursday,
June ~, 1888. JAMES W; YOUNG
Of 1928 W st. NV. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements By the
Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV.
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BARNES, THOMAS ", u. In loving
memory Of my beloved son and cur
brother. THOMAS r, BARNES. Jr..
who departed this life seven years
ago today. June 20. 1851.
Surrounded BY friends am lone
In TIE midst of my JOYS I am
With . smile on my face. I've .
heartache,
still missing you.
The castles we built are falling
And being washed away with my
But ve si1i Suild them anew when j
come 70 Join you, Thomas.
IN the land Of endless years.
LONELY MOTHER, BLANCHE H.
what greetings can We send you
As we think Of you today,
For the wish that We could wish
Goes Seyond what We can say.
lis mot the tears at the moment
That zen Of . heart that ID
broken.
IT'S the silent tears and the after
And memories silently spoken.
DEVOTED SISTER AND BRQTH-
F F6N. KATHRYN AND HARRtso-
BELT, ROBERT n. IN loving mem
orr Of my beloved husband, ROB
ERT NJ. BELT, who departed this
NE nve years ago today, June 20.
LOVING WIFE, HELEN.
DEAIlE, KATHERINR (kATfRl ALICE
MAY. In loving memory Of our
dear mother and wife, KATHERINE
(KATKl ALICE MAY DBAIaE. who
passed away four years ago today.
You were 50 faithful and kind to
To US you were the dearest Of
We 90 throaeh life. our hearts
allied with pain,
But at Gods viii. We win be To-
gether again.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTERS,
GAIEsszzEEsn A kER SISTER AND
HARVEY, LUCIt1R. In fond and
mother, LUCILLE HARVEY, who
Passed into eternal rest June 20.
A year has passed. We miss you
But bow 10 GODS own sovsrsisn
And sons day in that land 90 fair.
Wen ioln and sing with never .
HER DEVOTED pAuoHTxRs
LOUISE AND BEATRICE.
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Former Eisenhower
Greets Delegates

President Eisenhower meeting 200 youthful delegates 70
the 1sh national 4H conferences yesterday predicted their
future would not be one Of -jus greater problemss
The Chief Executive sporting 4-H tie clip for the OCCASION
told the group II envy your youth"
Nearly 100 1H club leaders Joined the delegates for
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AnnriItnp

kArz: 1osErs. Ths unxsIIIns e 4
o44lh kAI1 VA isks place o.
ne 'se s.ps = Ire z cin! s@i
aAAA KKTk AND ehiEbREN.
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ES "a: b X y S Ssd Sss: S s;$S
q NJ nj. i TssIar. 'H Sr.. s'i Hss.
earet Duck MrA GLADYS Redmiles
q the Hilton Funeral Home, Barnes
yills, No where services Will be
an, lnlsrmsnE Ffsdsrick Ne
mortal cemstery, FREDERICK. Ma.
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ENNTE L. The ofhcers and
members Of Naomi Chap
ter, No. %, Order Of the
Eastern star, Bethesda,
Nd, are hereby notined
Of the death Of our late
sister. 0LBNNIE L. GRAY.
Eastern star services viii
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5 lssH sSa4CS q T ~ .Ss:S
s ss.s.s I, z T., siiPshs A. 80 Rsur,on.
jesse II. burton. Mrs. j. D. Llpd:
ssy,. an Of Arlinston. Va. and M.
brother q dscIss burton q Fsir::
tsx. w. snd Mrs. =, stillysll and
ss.hd sT NJ q. Sp.A Owe, q kS9dV 3
ar ETandehiIdrsn and eleven great
grandchildren. Services 1t the 9.
u Vines CO. Yunerai Home. 1901
l4th ct, NV, on Saturday, June
~ ct 70 an. tParktns faeilltieal !.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry. 20
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Braihs

vile OF Mckinley ~ AuaWaF. maInrT
g Mrs. 7 Y. Prasssll and ,. w
asISs 81 cSsmssarsS Sa a1s1riI Nome ne.
~ iih ~ 81. until Yfidayl
kiSas go ..;s.IssIn. ' Ali Services and
AHEl., ARTnUR J.. On TngEsasy,
igsien hosPllal ARTHUR .. .ARNIE
a. 81 .los ms'' sa.L.ss y HY pasI.
xrnla cen q Otto md joisphlas
ne q II. ilnss GO. fansrsl
sss1eiSi iSSsaIii.l.. ss.Iss;.s Gao y q.
John AspilIt ds IA sale cath
Nd. where de holy 1ierlfss q
ne mnsa VIII Be oneFeq 81 70
s.rn sss Gear FsYSii c q ZEE ''i
lev Of fioweFs. e9ntribptlbps may
cl,lls q dsofss wssSinsion Uni-
BOWMAN, nnSnx 4 On tuesday.
5s 1890 ICES H e sA Ri't s6k Gen {
SEND 9s nIn Sss' sosm sss f. aSs
81 nrs, hmma Lee, Mrs. Rena
.mss bernard and Cecil nov nsn'
~ also e survived y four sisters.
teen 0 ssSi and c sa1s
relatives and friends. Friends may
s.ll a ne Greene FUNERAL Home.
after 4 pm. Rriday, June 30. Fn-
neral services on Saturday, June
Memoirs. &.,R1 S Z ch N. ho sss.
.nasis. ya; in.srmsnt Lincoln Me-
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Th.r.Ss5s'. s !sS: e, i SSsss.a! SsiLzs e
ETanels :: Gray, BELOVED mother Of
AnseImo, caiif., and Normsn A.
Antonio. Calf. and Norman A,
Gray, Friends are invited 10 call
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Pu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey.
be held on Saturday. June 81, at
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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DoagMAE, MAX p On Thursaa,.
june 40, 1904. MAX 4, DonFNAN.
nan, devoted father q Yrs. pods
Ia nsrn mav sa .s sfh.,@aus n meSas
s WSsilss. Ma. hls' nsgs ksiin'ssI
An nerheFa olsss and stanley
porfpan. al q wea4Inslon, ., q.
e,,, slsY ,i y survived brother.
WI. and ios sp .isssra Mr. sins' ass
Lalsr 81 HSsllsvilIs. Va !, Nra Jsn-
ne uQ4ain. Mrl. sadie kalEHn and
p ME- 70, hIllsrscn, AZ Of wesh-
~ 'i sse psS n sHr HSah p YSslffsi
htn -. n.us on sunday, June 81,
a 10 am. rnisrmonf R'nai Israel
Ssmsss2 In mourning a isse
s rsaas'ts a. ID Ia li:a az y novsr., com
Chapter. American csnsss soslsIs,
DonEnAN. MAX I. n. osss.r. and
.A1n in1s ssa e.I. & q. esPIs e Nh M
NLA YAK poRfhxk Ion On
- unsrsl from The qoldSsfg
It, nv on sq sasass s' sss. e. 7iS SsG
CATION oAsouE. President. n
wmuNps. oInARD W. On wsdnss-
denee, efe WcslmlnsiSr 81, NV,
ofRARD w. EDMUNDe. beloved
hu.band Of EeffusIlis 3. pdmunds
&c P anne ol 2ss sar cfEssE
frisnds. Astsr Il noon o. sunday.
June 3, friends are invited %
sSs al 1sposs ", y NJ ,o Fl 90 S1ss snss sSs
June g, a $3.50 an. Il q, Anell-
tins'a Catholic Church, f1i6 18th
r. NV intorment Arlington Ma
tienal cemetery. ArranGements by
sDMUNDs. GERARD W. Members Of
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Az Sys.,; JSn' "a jeSs AIsTs9Sf {,
7 s! SST.S We as:A Of r. c. ATRs'SR
Daniels Of FsirfaS County. va:
daughter of p. r. Beach. Of ST,
Georges, Md and sister Of Dorsey
Beach Of Arlington, Va Benton
Beach OF Fetrfax County, Va; Lois
Bessie IL Blanc. she Siso Il sur ne
vivsd BY two grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
3s4I Wilson blvd. Arlington. Va,
until an Saturday, June 81:
odist Church, 1910 North disbe
I'd. Funeral services at IL an.
mterment National Memorial Park
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M15D DLL!Ex AESHIR. On wednssdaE,
E.rs1 sun nay q r. Beacon s;s 'OR = Ma 4:
Mrs. Mary Grove; four gr2kdchii.
dren. one aunt. Mrs. Emma Young;
one o.e., son 1.l.;ls..' Robert Grove; and
After. Z pm. Saturday, June 9l.
FUNERAL Home. AZ Il st. 'a ne. r xhers
services will be held on sunday,
W SSss ~; e.smii,.rPp. Pm Intsrm.snt
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ALoYsrua RREHAN, sr... Of Fairfax
Station, Va, husband Of Catherine
q. Feehan, father Of Marie Church
III. Teresa oabriletto, Louise Bran
6 6sa.ld IVY AZ. Ann j 5ssysr John O.
81: brother Of Mrs. Margaret VIII
COX. A funeral mass win be eele-
brated on Saturday, June 81. at 10
an. ct st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Hairfax station. y,. Inter
Friends may call ct the Everiy Fu-
neral Home, 214 West Main ST.
Fairfax. Va. 20
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E s.1 C 5.T. n ,Sss @ oar EssHsS;
ham, SS Ma o. D. aSCs T w. 4 sn s.l Ian
&. Eversois and Bart J. Finn. sr.:
sister Of Mrs. Nay Leene, Mrs,
Of John Eversole. Friends may call
Rhode Island ave. q Eastern ave.
ne. on Thursday. June 10. after
s: snsrsl m on ft66s epcs 10 June rs
Bernard,s Catholic Church, where
for the repose Of her soul. ReIa-
m .ss M na trt oS:, cs:s.r Inter
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HA TSSnsds SC 5SSe 0 p 1851 d SoaEEso 81
Of denevievs Hardy and father Of
Mrs. Louise H. schendel. Friends
may cali at the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st: and Mass; ave. n.es where
June 49,. ct pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 20
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NAECKRR. EMMA LOUISE. On
w ssEinsysc;p June s:.,t r. ;, 1858, ct ths
gitsi. IEi1A LOUISE aAs scS ao Of
Nd, beloved wife Of charIes 1 II
a. Naeeker, mother Of Alvin r
Alice Ashton add Ms. ChsrInt as
INN Booth: sister Of Mrs. Mary
Harvey, Charles W., Howard
and John A. CLARK. There also
ne two grandchildren, Mrs.
Pumphrey Funeral Home s4a1
1soreia ave-, Silver Spring. Md,
where services will Be held on
saturday, June 81, at / pm. ozark
nv faeilitieO. Interment Fort Lin
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HENRIETTA GARTER,
sLoNoE ". HA VhS fHsst ri muse Secs

cARrRR. CORA BROWN. onicers
and members OF the Bureau Re-
lief Association Of the Bureau of
Kngraving and Printing are hereby
msnaSsr. q coRR f BRowS n c SS ss
Funeral. on Saturday, June 21.
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BURr0N, JESSE. omeers and mem
R3 81. ]; u g: ]!
Hines Co. Funsral Home.
2e01 l4th 90. NV on STURDY,
Columbia Gardens Cemetery Ar
nnftHcgns, n yas soanAN a.e, az
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POLLARD. THEoDoRK y.Mrs =.
Inursday, June 10, lgb6. Al ~
u Ihen Dale Hospital. THEoDoRE
SAMHS S. P0,LLARD Of l4l7 9th st.
Muse, Robert ana ksn SthS p dIEissae
~ also leaves to mourn his passing
eLner relatives and many friends.
6smalns resting 1t the John n.
"a ~ 70 1.,i funeral Home, POI
row, CORA LEE. OF so7 18th AZ.
Sc, on June is. 1855, wife 81
John Pow, mother Of Mrs. Anthony
Iarricone, Mrs. Charles Roberts
sn nd , Slyoe Christian. One sister
~ the above residence on SATURDAY.
yune 81 et I pm. 1nterment Fort
LLlneoln Cemetery. Services hy
chambers 20
ROBERTS, ERNEST, Suddenly. m
Wednesday, June is, 1858, ERNEsT
ROBERTS Of 1897. Swami st. NV,
Notice Of funeral latter. Arrange.
ments By the Crouch Funeral Home
ROBERTSON, MARGARET. On russ.
sSsy June "a. 1888, MARdAREI
Brentwood. Nd, devoted sister 81
S. i5sie q T,sgd and fPa1 Un Medley
ives ' Friends sr mss cs 81 & Sh s.r ri s.;
pm. Friday, June 90, where serv.
s aSes viii ILL., De held q pm. sstur-
lawn csm.tsry. Ha1ans.msn WoO Z;
John D. watson Of the pistrict Nor.
tlcians Funeral Home, 1900 Yer
mont ave. NV.
RoBNETTE. ROGER \. On Thurs.
HcsDIs sHns R ~ EaRsS 4 so snSfHyissPs:
beloved husband Of Ella NJ Ros.
inette and father Of Mrs. Ruth N
Snenton. Funeral services at the
simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
JT june cope rd' s's- on Saturday,
Cedar Hin csmsters. A''r~sn'
RYAN. JOHN IRA. OF ssss 9th st
S a. On June u: 1881, husband Of
Mary vi A.I ksysn' father q Mrs.
James NJ. John p. Richard, vii.
lam, Lester and Jack N. Ryan
Lwenty-seven grandchildren and
one Ereat-grandchlld also survive,
Home 81 iith 81 sls.. on r sasgsi
Gay; jane p, at am. Mass at
-. Thomas More Church, 42B5 lth
81. Sc, 1t $3.50 an. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 20
sCHIRQ. JUANITA n. OF Luray, va.
On june Is, 1888, wife Of An
Michael and Stephen Wayne schiro,
daughter Of Perm and Frank Der
row. Remains at Chamber1' Fu-
neral Home, SIT 11th st. sa.e., until
Saturday. June 81, ct s. Am
SERVICES and interhsnt New Mar
sRAY, HENRY W. Departed this life
on thursday. June 10, 1858,
q Freedmen,s Hospital, Mn
Jersey ave. NV, devoted husband 81
Mrs. Settle Seay. He also Ia Survived
~ . devoted mother, Mrs.. LIlciris
seay, other relatives and many
trlenda. Remains may be viewed or,
Friday June 20, after Q m, AZ the
Aan Bros. Funeral Home. 62l
EeridA ave. NV. where services
win be held on Saturday. June 81 |.
at l pm. 1nterment catlett, va.
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UPWARDS, JENNIE WITHROw. On
w wfaHissSs NV Is iS y liz IE ssIs
n Edv.rds' sitter q chaSn saan- I.
and Archie J. WithroW. Also suryiv-
Teiativss and many friends. After
are invited 'f e :sii u q tSS M IsAsaGs
Funeral Home, 1920 9th 81. NV.
where services viii be held on
saturday, June ~ At 10 an.
Intermsnt Lincoln Memorial Gene
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suddenly, on MedSssdas s.u june u11s Is Is,
&. NV, devoted husband Of Mn.
ME origgs. He also is survived
BY one daughter, Daisy johnson
Of New York City, N. Y; two Grand
enlloren: Marcia and kaYare Jonn-
mains resting ct the above residence
on Friday, June 20. after $40 pm
Funeral services on Saturday. June
81, at 1 PM at the Good VIII
Baptist Church, 18th .st; and Kalo-
ofhciatins. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery
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ySns 81 A 1857 e e. inpSE sssist
fERa0soR os y sss Dssmonad s court
s.W. beloved husband Of Mrs. Rosa
aH.. hS q orb Ss ne pa..n As o s:1
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John q. Rhines
s.w. Notice Of funeral later,