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Cornelius E. ONeiI,
Bond Veteran, Dies

Cornelius Edward ONeil, SO.
a retired member OF the Ma
rine Band, who began his Ca
reer In President Taft's ad-
miniStratlon. died Thursday at
the Naval Hospital In Bethes-
da. after a short illness.
MlSergt oNeill served under
six Presidents before his retire.
menti n 1912. He served for 30
years, coming 10 Washington
in 1912 10 Join the Marine
Band as a French horn player.
Anative OF Boston. he studied
at the Boston Conservatory OF
Music.
After his retirement. he con-
tinued an active music career.
playing with the Soldiers Home
Band. He also was secretary OF
the Association OF Retired and
Reserve Members OF the u. s.
Marine Band.
Sergt, o'Neill was a member
of Almas Temple OF the Shrine,
and played In their band.
He is survived by his wife.
Mrs, Laura West ONeil, of
the home address. 1914 Seven
teenth street NV; q daughter,
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Il PuIIbeurers
Leave Plaque at
Unknowns' Tomb

The II pallbearers who car
ried the two Unknowns to their
tomb yesterday made their
own personal presentation
today.
The IL enlisted men. deco
rated heroes from the five
services, returned for the quiet
ceremony this morning to the
place where generals and ad-
mirals and President Eisen-
hover had presided yesterday,
They presented their per-
sonal plaque before the Tomb
saluted and left. The plaque
later was transferred to the Ar
lington Cemetery trophy room
for safekeeping.
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UnknoWns of 2 Wars
Buried at Arlington

10 present arms" and Mr..
Eisenhower carried a red
white-and-blue wreath Of fiow-
ers between the two collins. It's
tripod support caught on the
ledge AZ the base OF the Tomb.
The President struggled a mo-
ment 10 get Il free and then set
Il properly In place.
2l-Gun Salute
Cannon on the hillside
blasted the final 2i-gun salute.
the conclusion striking each
breast with a shock, Riflemen
TO the east fred three volleys.
A bugler faced the cofhns and
blew Taps.
The ceremony had taken 10
minutes.
The body bearers folded the
flags above the collins.
smoothed them and gave them
10 the President and Vice
President The two handed
them 10 cemetery officials and
strobe away.
When the officials had left.
the plain people began 10 walk
by the collins.
The afternoon was still bright
and warm. the temperature in
the 80s. A count showed 400
persons had been given medical
treatment. most Of them for
exhaustion. Forty Of them
were troops. One was Supreme
Court Justice Charles f. Whit
taker. He had been overcome
by the heat and sent home.
The people passed by the
collins until nightfall. After
dark, the cemetery was shut
and the two collins lowered into
the crypts. Marble slabs were
laid over them.
No one will ever know the
names OF these two. Neither
their rank, their color, their
branch of service nor the man
'ner Of their deaths can be
known.
II is certain only that they
we're Americans and that they
are home again.
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Auurilius

BRAvER IDA. monument In 10y.
RltAvER inee Befgerl, beloved wife
Of leo Drawer, devoted mother 81
Martin and Arthur hFatef, hstft
b unveiled on sunday, Juns D
ToTsb section q Inc Nsiionai caps
s'S'i F.l. e,s''S ana s iii.Sd. f srs
KRAFT. BENJAMIN. There VIII ps
*, @ Sassillss Of q REsJRadiISs" Ks'RAFsff
am AZ the B'nal israel Gene.
leFy, oxon Hill. Nd Relatives and
friends are invited
NACHMAN, BERNARD. An unyeil.
ms Will be held on sunday. june
lnsi isSs hsn,,r ea Ts sns t ase.
terry. 1880 Alabama ave sc. Tor
the lais RERNARD NAcHMAN, be-
loved brother ot julius NaehmAn'
MA MELVIN u Nrsi ana NJ
Relatives and friends are Invited
vii Be- held on sunday. june /,
ton Hebrew CONSIDERATION Cemetery
lAtf NELLIE NACHMANt beloved
mother OF Julius Naehman, Mrs
Melvin L. KRAFT and Mra Jack
y Gordon OF Baltimore, Nd Rela-
tives and friends are invited,
STEIN, HYMAN. An unwilling Of q
STEIN. beloved husband OF Tilis
Stein and father Of Morris, Ber-
nard Sidney Ruth Estrin and Syl-
via Marcus, will be held on sun
day June 1. 1855, al pm, In
Inc Taimud Tofah Cemetery. 32s5
5th pl, Sc. Anaeoslia Rela-
STERN. ALBERT A. The unwilling
e mon1psnt % the mspory n
take place on sunday June 4,
1888, At 1880 pm, At King Da-
yid Memorial Garden, Fails Church,
va Relatiyss and friends are all
Invited MRS. HETTY STERN.
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Thousands Puy
Tribute at Bier of
CordinuI Stritch

CHICAGO. May 81 up. -
Thousands Of persons filed
silently past the bier Of Samuel
Cardinal Stritch today.
The body Of the 70-year-old
Roman Catholic Archbishop OF
Chicago will lie in state in Holy
Name Cathedral until the fu-
neral Tuesday.
Huge bells tolled as mourn
ers passed through the black
and purple draped entrances OF
the cathedral, where the car
dinal had served for Is years.
An estimated quarter Of a
million persons lined the l8-
mile route of a motorcade
which brought the body to the
cathedral yesterday after it ar
rived by plane at O'Hare Field
from Rome. Catholic churches
along the route we're draped in
purple and black.
The cardinal died in Rome
last Tuesday.
Holy Name Cathedral will re-
main open "a hours a day until
the funeral TO permit Chi
cagoans to pay homage to Car
dinal Stritch.
The funeral mass will be a
solemn pontiflcial requiem
mass. The mass celebrant will
be the Most Rev. Amleto Gio-
vanni Cicognani of Washing
ton, apostolic delegate to the
United States.
Entombment will be in the
mausoleum for Chicago bishops
in Mount Carmel Cemetery in
suburban Hillside.
Secretary of Labor Mitchell
was designated by President
Eisenhower today to represent
him at funeral services for
Samual Cardinal Stritch in
Chicago Tuesday.
Mr.. Mitchell, an active
Roman Catholic layman. had
planned to leave Monday for
an International Labor Or
ganization conference in &C.
neva beginning next Wednes-
day. He will delay his de-
parture until after the funeral.
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Senate Posses Bill
To Aid School TV
BY the Associated Press

The Senate has passed and
sent TO the House a bill author
izing Federal grants of up to 81
million in each State to aid the
development of educational tel
eyision.
The grants could be made to
State agencies or nonprofit Or
CARNATIONS for broadcasting
equipment to be used for edu-
.cational purposes.
The Federal Communications
Commission has set aside 242
TV channels for the use obnon-
commercial educational sta
tons, but so far only 81 such
stations are on the air.
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C-124s Returning
After War Score

The Air Force says 10 troop
carrying aircraft sent to Eu-
rope on May II for possible use
in the Mideast situation, are
returning to the United States.
The first plane left a base in
Germany Thursday, n spokes-
man said, and the others were
to take off at short intervals.
The big C-124 transports
were flown hurriedly from
Greenville, S. c., at a time
when it looked as If they might
be needed either to carry troops
to Lebanon or to bring Ameri-
can nationals out of that riot
ridden country.
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Algerian AirIiner
Crash Kills ID

PARIS, MAY 81 RD.-All IA
persons--l0 Of them French
soldiers-died early today in
the crash Of a commercial air
line DC-3 in Algeria.
An Official of the airline, Air
France, said the plane crashed
about 6 miles southwest Of
Molieres. cit was bound from
Algiers south to Tindouf and
crashed about one hour after
takeof.
In addition to the soldiers.
the plane carried a crew OF
three and an agent Of Air
France
Cause Of the crash was not
Immediately known.
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Rites Honor
Roosevelt

HYDE PARK. N. y. May 81
R.--A Broadway playwright
delivered the principal address
yesterday at Memorial Day
services at the grave OF PreSi-
dent Franklin d. Roosevelt.
Dore Schary, author OF the
play. Sunrise at Campobello. "
spoke at the services. His play
dramatizes Mr.. Roosevelt's
struggle against polio.
The Presidents widow. Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, and two Of
his sons. Franklin and John.
were present.
GETTYSBURG, Pa. May 81
R.-An estimated 5000 per-
sons took part In Memorial Day
services yesterday az the grave
side Of $500 Confederate and
Union soldiers who died In the
Civil War battle Of Gettysburg.
Among the membranes
was a spray for the grave OF
George Nixon, who was fatally
wounded while serving with Co.
B. 73d Regiment, Ohio Volun-
teers. The spray was sent from
Washington by his grandson,
Vice President Nixon.
FORT DEvENs. Mass. May
81 R).-Some 20 unknown dead
Of the Civil War, most of them
Confederate prisoners, were
honored yesterday at memorial
services at the post cemetery.
The non-sectarian services we're
sponsored by the Army and
Navy Union Of Boston.
The graves of the C6nfed-
crates were moved TO this Army
post in 1889 from Fort hide
pendence in Boston Harbor,
site Of a Civil War prisoner Of
war camp.
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w. H. Eisenmun

CLEVELAND. May 81 (P.-
William H. Eisenman. 70, of
Cleveland, national secretary OF
the American Society for Met
ais for 40 years, died Of a heart
attack yesterday at a hospital
in LaJolla, Calf. He was
stricken Thursday at his vaca-
ton home in Palm Springs,
Calf.
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Dr.. Leo DonneIIy

EVANSVILLE, Mich, May 81
R.-Dr. Leo C. Donnelly, SO,
of Detroit, who faced charges
of fraud in a cancer cure
scheme, died yesterday of a
heart attack. DR.. Donelly, who
was awaiting examination on
the fraud charge, was the
Greenback Party's candidyt e
for President in 1914. "
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John P. Bethel

MIAMI, Fla, May 81 (P).--
John P. Bethel. 81, senior as
sociate editor OF Merriam
Webster Dictionaries and gen.
eral editor of G. a. c. Merriam
Co. Of Springfield, Mass, died
here Wednesday of pneumonia
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"a, former Massachusetts, at
torney general who had been
a member Of the Massachusetts
Superior Court bench since
1910, died of a heart attack
yesterday. He was attorney
general for seven years and be-
fore that was member of the
Massachusetts, House. He also
served as speaker OF the House.
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ContInued From FIr.t Par,


siren rising and falling and,
once. a baby's cry.
A breeze from the south
Swayed the flags hung around
the colonnaded bowl and rip
pied the flags on the cotnns.
The President moved forward
between the two collins. He
spoke Just 20 words:
ION behalf OF a grateful
people. / now present Medals
of Honor 10 these two I'm
knowns who gave their lives
for the United States OF Amer
lea"
He laid a black pillow on the
foot Of each coffin. The blue
ribbon Of the decoration showed
over the corner.
Scripture, song and prayers
concluded the service "a min
utes after II had begun.
The collins were carried out
OF the amphitheater and down
the eastern steps 10 the plaza
on which stands the Tomb. The
President followed the World
War II Unknown. Vice Presi-
dent Nixon came after the Ko-
rean Unknown.
Three Faiths
When the collins were at rest
above the open crypts, Army,
Navy and Air Force chaplains
said the commital services of
the Catholic. Protestant and
Jewish faiths. They spoke in
three languages.
'Requiescat in pace" intoned
one. THE Lord gave and the
Lord hath taken away, blessed
be the name Of the Lord" said
another. "Honored be their
resting place forever" said the
third and he pronounced the
Hebrew words of the Kaddish,
the prayer for the dead.
Three little boys stared down
on the scene from the branches
Of a tree beside the plaza. A
wind rustled the leaves above
them.
The rifles snapped up again
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CEMETERY LOTS

TWO SITES, Fort Lincoln Cemetery;
Garden OF Apostles. at cost. ia
2-3sl3.
CEMETERY CRYPTs, located in Gar
den OF Apostles at Fort Lincoln;
sacrifice price, leaving town. LII.
o-5h30
GEORGE WASHINGTON MEMORIAL
CEMETERY-4 sites in desirable
Garden OF the Cross section; sac
rihce, moving. JU. S-35SO.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GENE
TERY--4 burial sites, Christus sec
ton: bargain Write W. II.
KAPANKE, 1870 Northwest 18th
ave, Miami 6S Fla
FORT LINCOLN-Lot for half valua-
ton, located in front OF the Bible
HA. 2-3697.
FORT LINCOLN-b sites in beautiful
chapel section. must sell, less than
half price. RIA. 6-03O7.
FORT LINCOLN sites, opposite
Apostles Garden, S325, or make
offer. 10. 5-2t2s
NATIONAL M8foRIAL PARK e de-
Lincoln DR.. NTM. 3-3l15. 90
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Norman Caldwell

CAPE GIRARDEAU, NO,
May 81 (P.-Norman w. Cald-
well, SO, professor Of history at
Southern Illinois University in
Carbonate. H., and author of
The French in the Mississippi
Valley" died Thursday Of a
kidney ailment. An authority Of
early Illinois history, Mr.. Cald-
well formerly headed the his
tory department at College of
the Ozarks, Clarksville, Ark.
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DEATHS
In Mrnnrtant

BRANIC, ANNA M: In loving an. and
and mother, ANNA M BRANIC
who departed this life seven years
ago today, May 81, 1851.
A mother so loving and gentle,
wife so sweet and kind:
Someone so understanding,
Nowhere on earth can be found
DAD OTTO, Jr.: JOSEPHUS AND
JULIAN
CHAPMAN EDITH E., AND JEWELL,
MATTE. In loving remembrance
OF my mother. EDITH E. CHAP
MAN of Ivy City, Washington, D. G.,
ago, May 81, and my loving mother
in-law MRS MATTE JEWELL OF
Rock Hill c., who passed away
two years ago in 1855,
No hopeless groping in the dark
On, feet too lightly shod;
All things ing; the they sought and could
They found up there with God
YOUR DEVOTED son, LANDoN,
AND DAUG H 7 Rim Law,
Seek ,,, EEH WELL LEWIS AND
A ing memory EMORY Of hC our devoted IN sister sPe
and aunt RUTH. WELBoRNE DA-
Wis, who departed this life six years
ago, May 81, 1852
Our family circle has been broken,
A link gone from our chain;
But though we're parted for q
We know we will meet again
MARTHA Also NfEcEs. DoRIs
AND ROSA. AND NEPHEW,
BUDDY.
DAVIS, RUTH wELBORNE. In low
ing memory of our dear friend,
RUTH WELBORNE DAVIS. who
passed away six years ago today,
May 81, 1852
Remembrance is golden chain
Death tries to break, but all in
vain.
To have, to love then to part.
Is the greatest sorrow a our
ohearts
RUSSELL. VI
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Mrs. Neil F. Rabb, l0429 Hunt
lely avenue, Silver Spring, and
two granddaughter.
Services will be held in the
s. H. Hines funeral home at
$3.50 am. Tuesday. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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In Mfnurian.

FANTRoY, REV. WILLIAM. In loyinu
REV. WILLIAM FANTRoY. who De.
parted this life nineteen years age
today, May 81, 1889.
Your memory is q keepsake
with which we will never part;
Though God has you in His keepins,
HIS i D aNSo ED c cH I'LL asSt''
Halter. ELLA. In, loving memory
Of my beloved daughter, ELLA
Halter, who departed this life
one year ago. May 81 1857.
often think Of you. dear one,
SCENES Change 'i snd time s' ro oHseV on,
But I'll not forset you ever.
Sweet Is the memory of you, my
Ny only wish is that you were here,
BERTHE HALTER.
REYNOLDS, LEILA A. AND WALKER
Il ar tribute 6sss Of love to TIE menS %S
sEYSoLDs' who let T Us sish teen
WALKER L, REYNoLDs, seven emu
years ago today, Nav 81, 1851.
Together with God and angels
They dSsIi in that city of Dsac.
Where some day the circle that
was broken here,
Shall be reunited with loved ones
DEVOTED Sons AND DAUoH.
ROBERTS, MIME z, In sad but
loving memory OF our devoted
mother. MIME r. ROBERTS, who
slept away sixteen years ago today,
May 81, 1912.
In our hearts your memory fingers.
sweetly. tenderly, fond and true
There is not a day passes
That we do not think OF you
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN. AL
FRED. MAMIE AND PAULINE. .
STANLEY, WILLIAM n. In loving
memory Of WILLIAM II. STANLEY.
who departed this life two years
ago today, May 81, 1866
Your memories are a keepsake
With which we will never part
Though God has you in His keeping.
We still have you in our hearts
slsTER, ,,ry 3 ga 7 &c Z HALL:
Ss6S son, JAMES Z FV sTTHANLEES3.R 1 ASb
WILLIAMS, LOUIS P. In loving mem
ory of my dear husband. LOUIS
p WILLIAMS. who passed away
three years ago today May 81,
Memories are treasures no one can
PARTING leaves .h.aTtaches no one
Till memory fades and life denarts
You viii live forever in my hart
DEyoTEp WIFE, JOSEPHINE J.
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HUNT, CONSTANCE ELIzABETH.

on Friday, May 30, 1865, at hei
STANCE EL1zABRTi'Hh HUNT. wiz vi,
OF the late william T. HUNT Shs
Is survived by one brother, Francii
Anderson HUNT, and three sisters
Helen H. Queen, Elsie Hall anc
Harriet MePhee, Funeral from
Nd. on Monday. June ., al Sal
Am, Mass at 81. Peters Church
waldorf, Nd, at am tntermeni
HUNT family cemetery. Waldorf
Nd, Rosary on Sunday. June 4
at DIN,
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HUTTON, JAMES ROBERT. On Thur,

GAY, May 70, lp5s, az his Residence,
gl5 8. 18th St. Ariington, Va,
JAMES ROBERT HUTTON, beloved
son Of Daniel B. and Elva Mae Hut
ton. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd /,
Afllngton' Va. until 10 pm. Sunday.
June ] Funeral services from the
Calvary Methodist Church, 23d and
3; Grant SITS, Arlington. va, on
Monday, June ., at IL am. En-
tombment National Memorial Park.
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Judge J. {. Warner

TAUNTON. Mass, May az
(R.-Judge Joseph E. Warner,
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May 81, 1855, CORA D1 SfliSSy
TON, beloved wife OF the late Ed
ward Dunnington. She is survived
by six grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Nalley Funeral Home,
1900 Rhode Island ave. at East
be held on Monday, June ., al
10 am. Relatives and friends in
yited. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. /
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BATTLE, MAYME. on sunday, Ma

IS, loss, MAYME BATTLE OF
1884 Montague st. NV, cousin OF
Mrs Lemire Price. She also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. After pm. Saturday
May. n friends are invited TO call
at the Jarvis Funeral Chapel, if3a
You st. NV, where funeral services
will be held on Monday. June .,
at pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
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REID, CATHERINE p On Thur,day

May 20, 1858. at Warrington Hos.
Dital Center, CATHERINE P. REID
vie OF Irwin. D Reid, mother Of
daughter Of John Pulkinen OF Mar.
cell MINI. and sister of Mrs
Lima Reid OF Fairfax. Va: Mrs
Elaine Bingham OF Madison, Wis
Mrs. Alice Stellick of Onalaska
Wis, and Mrs. Martha Miller o.
at GRwler's Chapel, 1856 Pa ave
NV courtesy parking oppositel
where services will be held on Mon.
day, June ., at 1890 am. Inter.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. /
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DAY, EVA NJ. On Friday, May 30
1858, at Georgetown UniVersity
Hospital EVA M. DAY of 1921
Calvert st. NV, beloved wife o!
Mackall and Audrey Day and sister
OF Mrs, BERTHE Fowler, Mrs. LaneI
Paige and Raymond W. Hurley
Funeral services will be held at the
De Vol Funeral Home, 2224 Wis
conSin ave. NV, on Monday, June
., at IL am. Friends and rela-
tiveS invited. lnterment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
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nUyAII. RALPH uApnv

day May 30, 1858, at the Aiexan-
dria Hospital, RALPH HARDY
DUVALL OF Annandaie, Va, husband
Of Mrs, Mabel v Duvail father
Of Ralph H., jr.: Edward and Miss
Amy Patricia Duvall. son OF Mrs
Harriet and the late Richard
Duvall. Funeral services on Mon
day, June >, at II am, at the
Lincolnia Holiness Church Inter-
ment National Memorial Park
Friends may call at the Cunning
ham Funeral Home, Cameron and
Alfred SITS, Alexandria, Va
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BARSKY, NORTON. There will be un
yelling OF a monument to the loyinl
BARSKY, beloved husband Of JoaI
A. Barsky, father of Norris Sanford
at noon on Sunday, June l. 1883
az George Washington Cemetery
Mount Lebanon section, Riggs I'd
n extended. Friends and relatives In
vited o
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BRApY. Elsie DAWSON. on Thur

BRADY 81 SIS Farragut 81. NV,
beloved wife Of J. Fred Brady,
mother Of Elinor B Ring. Robert F.
and Bernard A Brady. Relatives
ana friends may call at the Collins
Funeral Home, 1921 i4th a. NV.
from 3 pm. to 10 pm. Saturday
and Sunday Requiem mass at St
Gabrieis Church on Monday, June
?, at - am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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DORSEY, WILLIAM IT. on Thurs

day, May 20, 1858, at the Ammons
Nursing Home. WILLIAM II. DOR.
SEY beloved father OF Mrs. Carrie
Cooper, Mrs. Lucille Brown, Mrs
Martha Ellen, Raymond. Roscoe
Chauneey, Howard, Remus and
Hazel Dorsey. Also surviving are
three sisters, one brother and a
host OF other relatives and friends
After pm, Saturday, May 81
friends may call at the Snowden
Funeral Home, Rockville, Nd. where
funeral services will be held on
Sunday June /, at pm, the
Rev H Davis oflciating. inter-
ment Lincoln Park Cemetery
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WILLIAM A. JORDAN. seey. /

Hustled, WILLIAM o. on Thursday
May 20. 1905, AZ his residence. a0lg
beloved husband Of Martha Ellen
Hustled and father OF CLYDE Brooks
and Mrs. Ethel Woods. brother OF
Norris Hustled OF Gihsonia, Pa, and
Mrs William Brant Hoover OF
Greenshurg, Pa. Friends may call al
the Lee Funeral Home, Attn st. and
ices will be held on TUESDAY. June
At 1870 pm. interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 3
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Carrier, FANNIE. on Friday. Nav
30, 1855. FANNIE CARTER Of EOS
20 St n.wi devoted sister of
relatives and friends also survive
After. 3 pm. Monday, June .
friends may call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home, $50 Rhode Island ave
NV where services will be held
on Tuesday, June 2, at pm
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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CHAR,IAN HARRY wuII,M

OHAh'IAN, HAkkY NILLIAM. on
THURSDAY, May %, 1858. HARRY
WILLIAM CHAIRMAN Of 1921 Nc
Comas ave, Kensington, Md, for
merlv Of London. England, beloved
husband OF Courtney L. Chairman
and father OF Patricia C, Colin W
and John P. Chairman. Friends are
invited to call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd, where
services viii be held on Monday,
June ,, at > pm. Interment Park
lawn Cemetery.
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'OLEs, GUSsJP CHIoF ~ ,

VLhs' GUSSlE CHLOE. on Thurs.
gay, MAY 20, 1855 at her resi-.
ddence, Hume, Va, GUSSIE CHLOE
POLES, widow Of the late Andrea
X Poles. mother of John r. An.
th2ny X. and James E Poles and
ward and Louis Chloe. She also is
survived by three grandchildren and
eleven grandchildren. Friends
ana relatives may call at st. Marx s
Baptist Church, Hume, Va, from
pm. est Saturday. May 81,
until m. est Sunday, June
Interment Mount Morris Cemetery
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DFaths

ANGEyINE, LILLIAN MAE. on Thurs
day, May 20, 1888, LILLIAN MAE
ANOEVINE OF Washington, ID. c.,
grandmother Of Howard o. Hurd, IT,.
al al a. survived BY fou1 srs an
grandchildren and one son-in-law.
Howard o, Hurd, Friends may call
AZ the Takoma Funeral Home, 25f
Carroll st. NV. parking opposite)
after II am. Saturday, May 81,
wnere services viii De held on mon.
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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CAMPBELL. FRANK ADAM. On Tue,

dshnee. SSH EEads s' St. ne M beloved cTsli
husband Of Mrs. Martha Campbell.
Also surviving are three cousins.
William Brown, Mrs. Willie Hood
and Miss Minnie Cephas. and other
relatives and many friends. After
may call at the Henry S. Wash
ington & Sons Funeral Home. 4a25
Deane ave. ne, where services will
be held on Monday. June ., at
- noon, the Rev William Marsh
otneiating. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.