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Mrs. Benjamin Dies,
Wife of Former Dean

After her husband Harold
Joined the staff OF Peabody
College Tor Teachers In 1851,
she continued her participation
In civic activities In Nashville
and at the time OF her death
was president OF the Tennessee
League OF Women Voters.
Won Three Degrees
Mrs. Benjamin shared her
husbands interest In education
and scholarship. She received
bachelors and masters degrees
from the University Of Oregon
and q Pho. degree from STAN
ford University. Her husband
obtained the same degrees
from the same institutions
Survivors include her hus.
band, DR.. Harold Benjamin
OF Nashville. two sons. Herbert
who Is attending the University
Of New Hampshire, and VII
liam F., OF Nashville: and q
daughter, Mrs. J. A. Faulkner
OF Los Angeles.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow In Nashville.
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Clare Hummer,
Composer and
Playwright

CARMEL. Calf. April "a up.
Mrs. Clare Beecher Hummer.
s5.s composer and playwright,
died here Tuesday,
In 1918 she wrote Good
Gracious Annabelle." starring
Walter Hampden and Lola
Fisher. Florenz Ziegfeld later
made II into a musical starring
Billie Burke. Mrs. Hummer
wrote words and music for
Madame Pompadour." BE
Calm Camilla" and Success
full Calamity" Among her
songs we're "Dearie" and
Egypt"
Mrs. Hummer authored "Her
Masters Voice." which opened
on Broadway In 1888 starring
Roland Young.
Later she wrote for Fox
Studios.
Mrs. Hummer was a grand
daughter OF the noted clergy
man. Edward Beecher. and a
grandniece Of Henry Ward
Beecher. clergyman and lee
turer. and his sister. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, author and
ardent abolitionist. who wrote
Uncle Toms Cabin"
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Floyd Morrison,
Retired Minister

The Rev. Floyd Lupton Nor
rison. 81. retired Methodist
minister who held several pas
torates in the Washington area
died Monday at his home in
Heathsville. Va. after a heart
attack.
From 1898 to l945 Mr.. Nor
rison was the pastor Of the
Calvary Methodist Church ir
Georgetown. This church We:
later known as Aldersgate anc
subsequently was absorbed intC
st. Lukes Methodist Church.
Mr.. Morrison first entered
the Methodist ministry in 1915
at Hampshire. w. Va. During
his career. he served as pastor
of churches in Mcdowell, w
Va: Hot Springs. Va; Monte.
rey. w. Va; Occoquan. Va;
Laurel. Md. and Baltimore. He
retired last year.
Survivors include his widow
Mrs. Audrey Morrison Of
Heathsville: q son. the Rev
John Morrison Of Charlottes-
vile. Va. and two daughters
Mrs. John Pehovie Of Heidel-
berg. Germany, and Mrs. VII.
liam Saville Of Heathsville.
Services were held today II
Heathsville. Burial will be to.
morrow in Monterey.
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Mrs. Herituqe,
Colonial Dame

Mrs. Mona Gill Heritage. "A,
who for many years was active
In area civic affairs. died Tues
day at College Manor In Tow
son. Md. Until recently her
home was at 3775 Mckinley
street NV.
Born in Washington, Mrs
Heritage was the widow OF
Christian s. Heritage and the
daughter Of the late Herbert
A. and Monita Wederstrandt
Smith Gill.
She was a member OF the
Maryland Society Of the Ma
tional Society Of Colonial
Danes. past president Of the
Club Of Colonial Danes OF
Washington and Of the Young
Women's Christian Home. She
also was O member Of the Arts
Club and the All Saints Episco-
pal Church in Chevy Chase.
Survivors include a brother
Theodore Nicolas Gill, jr.. Of
1922 p street NV; a sister
Mrs. Charles Edward Lyon Of
Baltimore. and two step-sons
Christian S. Heritage. jr.. Of
1901 Connecticut avenue NV.
and David M. Heritage Of Nc.
Neil Island.
Services will be held at
pm. tomorrow in All Saint!
Episcopal Church in Chevy
Chase. Private burial will fol,
low in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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Mrs. Elise Johnson,
Widow of Rector

ANNAPOLIS, Md. April "a
R.-Funeral services will b.
held here tomorrow afternoon
for Mrs. Elise Bradford John.
son. widow OF a rector OF st
Anne's Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Bradford died yesterday
at Anne Arundel General Hos
pital after a long illness. She
was 81.
Mrs. johnson died yesterday
ward Darlington johnson, wal
rector Of st. Anne's from 1911
until his death in 1913.
Surviving are two daughters
Mrs. John E. Curry Of Wash
ington and Mrs. Lawrence Ter.
ry Of Concord, Mass; a son
the Rev. Bradford johnson Of
Nantucket, Mass: a sister, Mrs
Herbert B. Roesch Of Coronado
Calf. and IL grandchildren
and two Observation-Disclosures.
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Mrs. Georgiana X. Benjamin,
wife Of the former dean Of the
University OF Maryland College
OF Education. died Tuesday In
Nashville after heart surgery
Mrs. Benjamin, who lived In
College Heights Estates from
1899 10 1851. was widely known
in Maryland civic Affairs and
politics.
In 1850 she sought the Dem
ocratic nomination In Prince
Georges County for a seat In
the Maryland House OF Dele
gates.
Awarded Star Trophy
She was awarded The Eve
ming Star Trophy In l94e for
outstanding public service"
after she had promoted a
health study in Prince Georges.
Mrs. Benjamin also assumed
leading roles In the League OF
Women Voters. the American
Association OF University Wom-
en- and the County Civic
Federation.
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Rites Tomorrow
For Mrs. Zirkin

Private funeral services for
Mrs. Sarah Harris zirkin. 90.
whose late husband founded H.
zirkin a. Sons. Inc, viii be
held at II an. tomorrow At
the Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel.
Mrs. zirkin died Tuesday at
her home. 1928 Underwood
street NV. after q long illness.
Her husband. LYMAN Zirkin.
established the family fur busi-
ness here In 1885.
She Is survived by two sons.
Dewey, Of 92il Aldershot drive.
Bethesda. and Harold. OF 2l0o
Brandywine street NV: two
daughters. Mrs. Ida Beatus
and Miss Estelle Zirkin, both OF
the home address: eight grand
children and 10 great-grand-
children,
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Robert F. Reed,
County Resident

LEESRURG, Va, April "a
(SpeciaD. - Robert F. Reed,
Sc, who operated a general
store at Paeonian Springs for
80 years, died Tuesday at Lou
doun County Hospital.
Born near Lovettsville, Mr.
Reed was the son OF the late
John and Mrs. Ida Orrison
Reed. Mr.. Reed was a mem
Der Of the Harmony Methodist
Church in Hamilton.
His widow, Mrs. Edmonia
Newton Reed. is postmistress
at Paeonian Springs. Other
survivors are two daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth Lamp Of Win
chester and Mrs. Helen Capar-
rotta of Paeonian Springs, and
a brother, Raymond Reed OF
Leesburg.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted today at 2 pm. at the
Muse and Reed funeral home
in Leesburg by the Rev. e. 8
Gilmore. Burial will be In
Lakeview Cemetery in Ham;
ilton. ..
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Mrs. E. c. Ryun,
Former Dukotun

Mrs. Emmett Choate Ryan
a District resident for the last
several years. died here Mon.
day.
A former resident Of Aber-
deem, S. D., she lived with hel
daughter at So40 Idaho ave.
nue. NV.
She was the widow OF En-
NETT c. Ryan, an Aberdeen
attorney. He was a former
States Attorney for Brown
County, s. d. and q member
Of the South Dakota STATE
legislature.
She was the daughter Of the
late Prof. and Mrs. Carl Lieut.
vein OF Ann Arbor. Mich. Hel
uncle, the late Theodore Lieut.
vein, in the early l900s was
Governor General OF one o.
the German colonies in South
Africa.
She is survived by her daugh'
ter, Maurine DONNA Ryan Of
the home address and a sister
Mrs. E. c. Croswell Of Somers
Montana.
Funeral services will be helC
| in Dennison, Ohio.
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Mrs. Wunderlich,
District Resident

Mrs. Emile K. Wunderlich
SO, a Washington resident for
more than IS years. died Tues
day at the Bethesda Naval
Hospital after a brief illness
Her home was at 7lS c street
Sc.
Mrs. Wunderlich was the
widow OF the late Hans Wun-
derlich who was a musician
with the John Philip Sousa
Band and later with the United
States Marine Band.
Born.i Germany, Mrs. Wun-
derlich emigrated to the United
States in the early 1905. Her
husband. also a native Of Ger
many. remained in this coun-
try after coming here with a
band which represented Ger
many at the Chicago Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Wunderlich is survived
by a niece. Mrs. Hide Decker
Of Augsburg. Germany.
Services will be held at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Lee funeral
home, Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Prospect Hill Cemtery
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Travis B. Harris,
Ex-PostuI Worker

Travis B. Harris, rs. a retired
Post Office employee, died Sun
day at his home, 5058 Central
avenue, Sc. after a long ILL.,
ness.
Mr.. Harris was born in Bris-
tow. Va, and educated in Man.
assas. He had lived in Wash
ington for so years.
During the Mexican cam
paign in 1916. he served as q
corporal in the District Of Co
lumbia Regiment.
He was a member Of the John
F. Cook Lodge No. 10, Prince
Hall Afiliation. and of the
Johnathan Davis Consistory
No. /, Scottish Rite Masonry.
He also had been an active
member of the Third Baptist
Church.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Lillian B. Harris, and a
son, Leon B.. both of the home
address: another son. Reuben
T.. Of 308 Emerson street NV /;
a sister, Miss Lucy Harris, Of
TIA Harvard street NV; three
bothers. Charles. Fenton, of
Asheville N. c., and Richard Of
1925 @ street NV; and two
grandchildren.
Services will be held at 1880
am. tomorrow at the Morrow
and Woodford funeral home,
1922 Eleventh street NV
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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Senators Altering
Military Pay Bill
BY the Associated Press

A Senate subcommittee pre-
pared today to put the finishing
touches on a military pay in
crease bill described as rather
liberal"
Subcommittee Charms n
Stennis, Democrat Of Missis-
sippi, used those words in fer
ring to legislation expected to
be sent to the full Senate
Armed Services Committee to-
day.
II hope they accept it and
send it on to the Senate for
early action" Senator Stennis
said in an interview. This is
a good bill but it involves some
compromises and an astonish-
ing number of details"
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Mrs. Sprinkle,
Wife of Colonel

Mrs. Lester Atchley Sprinkle.
IS, wife OF Col. L. A. Sprinkle,
UsA Cretired). died yesterday
at Brooke Army Hospital in San
Antonio after an illness Of i've
weeks.
Col. and Mrs. Sprinkle last
lived in the Washington area
from l948 until 1851 when Col.
Sprinkle was chief Of stan Of
the Military District of WASH
ington. They had resided in
the area several times before.
Mrs. Sprinkle is survived by
her husband OF San Antonio.
a daughter. Mrs. c. M. Nc
Quarrie of 1908 North Nine
tenth street. Arlington, and
four grandchildren.
An only son, 1t. Lester A.
Sprinkle, jr.. died in l949.
A memorial service was
planned today in San Antonio.
Services will be held at 10 am.
Tuesday in the Fort Myer
Chapel. Mrs. Sprinkle will be
buried alongside her son In
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Dr.. c. A. Thiepen

MONTGOMERY. Ala. April
"a R.-Dr. Charles A. Thie-
pen, 90. an internationally
known eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist, died at his home
yesterday after a brief illness.
He had kept up his practice
until his 92d birthday last De-
cember l6.
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Prince Burberini

ROME. April "a R.-Prince
Enrico Barberini. IS, member
Of one Of Italy's ancient noble
families. died yesterday in a
Rome clinic. He underwent
surgery recently for a throat
ailment.
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DrathH

VAUGHN. PHoEBE n. On Friday.
ASGtoHa Of ssis Me-. rH2 lhss%ap.pihI.
s slSSss s oviu. q mother ses la x
Carl ", vsusSn and sister d Mrs.
Emily odom, Mrs, Hattie Spears,
Mrs., LAaaie Reed q South caro-.
ns s M5' HHR, s,b NEniS,d'p NE h sna
james IsrkIss Hsftinstcn Of All:
Bye host d nIsssS. nsphsws rsla:
'G Il. I Ss p sun 1.sHdi Home %sy ssssS
s .snSfs,. 'o On SATURDAY sprn rsR'' q
pm. at the Canaan Baptist
S SSsEIsa the i st, eiSl slli
Cemetery, IS
VINCENT. ANNIE ELIZABETH. sud.
denly, on "wednesday, April -, 1853
he, INN Eifssid sIf1Ap 2SaS vi M !.
! Notice OF nihsrsl later xffsnss.
mentI BY Trainers.
vIRTs, WILLIAM EDGAR. on Tues-
day. April .s, 1895. at ,hls resi-:
sfpsoSsHR Wars. BELOVED = son w u drss.
Z, and the late. William W virts
Friends nav call az the Robert A
Mattingly Funeral Home l3l lltn
.n,Isa after after. ,, Pm N Wis,d 2. Ssl
Relatives and friends invited. In.
terment Cedar Hin cemstery, ~
WADE. HERBERr c.. -. suddenly.
aHaRRsMEfReFP ss g ywAbRrh ST. 80 ., 1905 aoSS
Erie ~, west Hyattsyille. Nd, hus.
S,, Herbert cS,G;; D;y 1IiDt lee .nS
Home Y! aSo itth hin * G Nv sOn sis:l
10 an. THURSDAY April "a ssry.
ices at the above funeral home
On sa,Srd ,.s,,,; AerIl 49, at m
WHITE. IDA REBECCA. on Tuesday,
1000 5th At i O., IDA REBEcck
WHITE, devoted wife OF Lewis
White, loving mother OF Edith Dor.
dom Odessa Foster Beatrice Thorn;
Emma Green and Msuds Chew. She
also leaves six. grandchildren, I'VE
relatives and friends, After 4 pm,
Friday, April rs, friends may call
Al Mount Maria Baptist Church,
nth and East Capitol SIS. the Rev.
Harvey Randolph, pastor. the Rev
4; J. Edwards ofhei.ting: lnterment
Campbell's Funeral Home. 70
wUNDERLIcH. EMILE X. On Tues
Naval Medical Center. EMILIE X
wuNDERLICH Of rs g. VS. sc;
@unGsrlieh and aunt Of Mrs, Hide
esii =, & he i lee rSusnier.i Home. III
st. and Mass. ave. ne. where ~
neral services will be held on Friday,
fE R5iI H. nj csm! S;%i '''''""'
YEE. FURN 8. OF o5e Madison st
ne, on April l9. 1858, HUSBAND
q Elsie zee ist ne. o. a. Llna,
a chamberS Funeral Home, i4O5
chaplin st.Tnv., on Saturday, Apri
"a. az . pm interment oeorg'
washington Memorial Cemetery.
ZEE. FURN 3, A special eO%muni;
70 q: !; !; !: !: s! |: !?
conducting Masonic services for ou
late brother, FURN Q. YEE. b
/ HENRY q. HARRISON. W. NJ.
PERCY L. ATKINS, Jr., secy. =
zIRKIN. SARAH HARRIS. On Tues
day, April %. 1858, at her resi-
denee, 1928 Underwood st, NV.
( SARAH HARRIS zIRKIN. believes
/ mother OF Mrs. Ida Beatus, Mis-
Estelle Zirkin. Mr. Dewey Zirkil
may call at Hysong'S Funeral Hons
Z 1900 N st. NV. Private fu'
neral services viii be held at. tn
Fort Lincoln Cemetery Chapel OF
! Friday, April 25, at IL Am. In
p., t.aia Samst.sx %
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Anurutnp

HyRY, ANNA CHADAKEL, There vii
be an unwilling OF monument
ANNA cHADAKEL EVRn
pm, sunday, April ~, 1898, a. the
EEras Israel Cemetery.
JAFFE, SIDNEY s. There viii be an
unwilling OF monument 70 the
memory Of the late DIR SIDNEY
IS JAFFE, beloved husband OF Bella
Jane, father OF Mrs. Ernestine Maule
and DR. Victor n jane. on SUNDAY,
Mashinston Hebrew Conservation
Cemetery, 1850 Alabama ave sc
Relatives and friends invited
MINDED. GERsoN. There will be an
unveiling OF monument TO- the
memory OF the late oERSON MIN
DEL, beloved husband OF Bertha
Minded and father OF Abe, Never
and Sam Minded, on sunday, April
81, 1888, at . pm. At the WORK :
mems Circle Cemetery, benning I'd,
Relatives and friends invited. 90
RoDMAN, MRS. ROSE. Thefs will be
an unwilling OF q monument 70 the
memory OF the late ROSE RopMAN'
beloved mother Of Blanche Kramer,
Morton Rodman and Pearl Paper,
OH Sunday, April 20, 1858, at IL
am, at the d. c. Lodge Cemetery,
18th 81 and Alabama ave sc
Relatives and friends invited.
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With Regard to O
Card of Thanks

Ven often o cord Of thanks 10
The Stoi meets Q need which con
hardly be solved In ony Other SeS
Not only 70 u o sres'ous sSp'sss'oa
Of gratitude to those vAo hove sent
llorol tributes but also eour'eousls
acknowledges the services end
kindnsssss Of the mony TO wAem
q psr=onsl note Of thopks comet
veil be mo'led o. whose nsmss
and sddTeses ore no, kneva
insertion Of o cord Of tAeaks
msy BE- suonssd By tslsphOns to
The Stst. ST, $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday sto'
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d.y. April %, 1865. ADDISON 5
beloved husband Of Louise H. Ander-
son and father OF Michael. Jessiea
and Peter Anderson. He also Il
survived By two sisters. other rela-
lives and friends. After 5 pm
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel
1872 You St nv. WHERE prayers
will be offered on Friday, April
rs, Of y an. 1nterment Arlington
National Cemetery.
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ANDERsoN. DOROrHY poRErnA. Ion

Friday, April Is, 1905, IN San
Francisco, Calf, DOROTHY DORE-
TIA ANDERSON, beloved wife Of
James Anderson, devoted daughter
OF Virgil and Maude Stowe, loving
sister OF Irma Lee Barnes and
LotrethA Mounts OF San Francisco,
Calf. Betty 'Crumvell Of Washing
ton, d. c.: Lucille Isaac OF Detroit,
Mich; Otis stowe Of San Francisco,
Calf; James and Herbert stowe OF
Washington, D. C; and Ernest and
George Stove Of Los Angeles, Calf
IS. al pm, ct the Macedonia
Baptist Church. 2l35 Suffer st.
San Francisco, Calf Friends may
call At the Bryant & Osborne
CnapelS. 1918 Scott St, San Fran
cisco. Calf Interment Golden Gate
p National Cemetery. San Bruno
Calf.
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prathB

ASTON, MARY ELIZABETH. on
aiisISSsEE' HOI ALs II 1873 q s NARY
81 ne. She is survived by ner
husband. Willie Aston; one son.
Wilson: stx nieces, seven nephews,
other relatives and many friends
From $50 pm. TO /. midnight
Thursday, April "a, friends may
call at the Crouch Funeral Home,
Sa,d x ON St, sunday n.S s kpyii VA =, ef
pm. at the Good HOPE Methodist
Church, Rembert, s. c. Interment
family cemetery.
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nArsoN, IoHN 7. on Tuesday. Apri

-, 1855, az Canton, Ohio. JOHN 7
BATSON OF 1905 Market ave, Can
ton. Ohio, beloved husband Of Kath-
crime M Batson. Friends may call
at the william J. Tickner g. Sons,
North and Pennsylvania ave, Balti-
more, Nd, after IL am. Friday,
April IS Services at the above
funeral home on Friday, April %,
AZ 2:3O pm. Interment Moodlawn
L Cemetery.
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BERRY. ALFRED h. On Tuesday

April 22, 1865, 81 his residence
Gainesville, Va, ALFRED B, BERRY
beloved husband OF Mrs. Missouri
Berry, father OF Mrs. Ruth B. Nc
Nieces, nepheWs. other relatives anc
friends also survive Friends MAY
call at his late residence after 4
pm. Friday, April -. Punera
services will be held on Saturday
April 60. at 1870 pm, II ths
gainesville, Va. the Rev. H
FAIRFAX ofieiating. Interment Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. Arrangement
b. Henry W. Joyner. 20
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BOHRER, DEBORAH 8. SUDDEN

so III M.dn DEBORAH apr as sodG isss
DEBoRAH Z. BoHRER Of 6eli
Seminole St, Bervyn Heights, Nd.
beloved daughter OF Daniel d. and
Dorothea A. BohreI. and sister OF
Relatives and friends may call 81
the 0asch Funeral Home, 413g Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville, Nd. after
4 pm Thursday, April "a, until
IL noon Friday, April 25. SerV-
ices and interment private.
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on W.dnesdSy' hurii % 1885
DEBoRHH Z. BoHRER Of 56li
Seminole st, Berwyn Heights, Md,
beloved daughteI OF Daniel D. and
porothes A BohreT Ia. and 10 sister soS -. Of
Relatives and friends may call at
the 0asch Funeral Home. 4139 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsvtlle, Nd. after
T. D noon P P4idss. A 1RfH Is ser '
ices and interment private.
BOSWELL. ELSIE NJ. on Monday.
April q; 1865; AZ her ,Tesidensss'
ELssiiE n BOSWELL sSli fa.i@' devoted Cd mother
OF Stanley l., Warren W. and James
3. Boswell, beloved sister Of Olby
Johnson. Mrs. Evelyn smith. Mrs.
nine sfandchiidren. three great;
many friends, After 9 pm. Thurs thurs
TO cali At the above residence, where
services viii be held on Friday.
April 25, at 1880 am, the Rev:
Henry Sink oftieiatinE; lnternent
fangements by Magruder. "a
BOYD. MYRTLE. Departed this life
on Wednesday. April %. 1865; al
M2 i RiiE' so Sf5'T q H iss is MRS
nv devoted wife OF Mr.. samuel
L Boyd She also is survived BY
her father Mr.. John Davis two
5TotheIS three 'i ,tisnd, OthsI neia
may be viewed on Friday: April 90,
f f5Sss Rome % AZ sci IAs rlo af ave ave-
a. "a PUNE Fnn.rsl ssavi6ss 'us nnd inter- aR
ment GAStonia, N. c.
BUSH, BEATRICE J. On Wednesday
April g. d igSs; at pr n r psIstris'
BUSH, sister Of Irene Bass, Ralph
Jackson, GLADYS Bellows and Nil.
dred Hughes, Notice OF funeral
arrangements later,
Aprii 90, 1865, RoBERT cALD-
WELL Of l2ll 10th St. ne; be-
ioys H,. HUSBAND s6S q LepdoTs cs sldI
He also leaves to mourn his passIns
four children, Leo, Robert, y
payid and Rendy three sisters
s Bd %,,s eoea MeVe tb2.. S sInS
ers, Earl, Richard and Aiionza csld.
well. and other relatives and many
John T Rhines q Co. Eunera
h sEs invited Red e 20 es 81 AFTER frif pS
81, sc Funeral services on. Fri
5 5ssi ARril R fS at Con- en- F Z, "a
Home, the Rev B II. Whitinl
of1eiatins. Interment Woodlawr
Cemetery.
CANNON, LEWIS r., ST. Of Wash.
has6 Nissan Of the 0h late e'i Mildred i jan,
Cannon and father OF Mrs. Mar,
garset coolidGe, Mrs Mildred Y
Laura z. simnns, William a. ant
c fSis r. G Fnns2a Home se 5Ts ia
10 am. Interment Point OF Rock
Cemetery, Point OF Rocks, Md.
CHAMBERS. CHARLES W. Departed
i DIS M MR on c IhgRsktfsH W AO5 CHAN
BERs, husband Of Mrs. Pauline W
Chambers. Remains resting at the
Hall Bros. Funeral Home, 621
Florida ave NV Notice OF funera
later.
April 20, 1855. GEORGE U, DEITs
OF 20S West Greenway blvd. Falls
Church, Va. beloved husband o.
G MT B'E EAR. iGan i Mrs M MS
Lou Allen and Jay Hawking Debts
brother Of Barton George Delts. He
also is survived BY flye grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson, blvd,
ices will be held on Saturday, April
e, At II am. Interment NATIONAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

HALL LOUIS MCCOY. Suddenly, on
SATURDAY. April ~. 1858. LOUIS
believed husband OF Mae L. Hall
and father OF Mira. Dorothy Adams:
Margaret, Arlene, Louis, IT,, and
James Hall He also Is survived BY
three brothers, three sisteTE and q
Remains may be viewed at 300
Hilltop terrace se. on ThnrsdaI,
April "a. after y pm. Funeral
services will be held at the Petworth
Funeral Home, Inc, Sl4 Upshur
81 NV, on Friday April rs. 81
1880 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery "A"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-24

DETTs. GEORGE UNwIN. A special
a sommunIsatien q Ksmpeg
#: s; 3 ): ): 8
lDhS, for the purpose OF
conducting the Masonic services for
our late brother, oEoRok uNWlN
William O. HUDSON, w. N,
'ETwILER, BENJAMIN. on wednes.
ybKA%iLER Of 5000 socs e caSsHSf "a },
nsthssd1 Nd; beloved hrs ,o,n 81
Mrs Ralph T. Dafiins and Mrs
EekArt .wipf; brother OF Dorothy
y DetwiieT Mrs Martha ID
Raab, Mrs, Harriet D, stull and
Edwin y. pstTilsr o. clsIrwa,ssI
srshdsshdisn O FRIENDS az, invited
10 call at the Bethesda- Chevy Chase
Funeral Home. OF Robert A. PUN
phrey, Bethesda, Nd, where sery:
Ices will BE- held on Friday, hpr,l
FENToN, MICHAEL D, on Tuesday,
SsTsity hospilki MicAAEL 2. F JSiNs
slniS Fenton and iatheS O Jose.
brother Of Maurice Fenton Of Wleh-
tia, Kans Funeral from the James
r Ryan Funeral ~ Ss,ul hSTs' ALI a.
81 Francis Xavier Church at 10
an Relatives and friends invited,
lnterment washington National
Cemetery 20
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FENroN, MICHAEL n. Members G

oN' n The Aoiy Name s society q
y 4: =; 6: =. 6 &: !!
itation OF the rosary.
Rim ] PENRICK, President.
REV. JOHN p, LYONS,
apirituAl Director,