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IS in District Indicted
On Gambling Charges

Charges OF gambling law vio-
lations, involving takes" Of
from $40 to $1,000 a day, we're
made here today against is
Washingtonians in indictments
handed down by District grand
jury.
Assistant United States At
torney Frederick Smithson said
the alleged $l1.000-a-day num-
bers operation involves five
suspects: Robert H. Ellis, 43, of
the 800 block of Twentieth
street NE; Charles d. Davis,
40, of the 200 block of Gallatin
NV; Charles E. Berry, 46, of
the 100 block of Nineteenth
street NE; Theodore F. Haw-
kins. as, of the 700 block of
Quincy street NV. and Cath
crime Ross. AZ. of the 400 block
Of Washington place NE.
Charged with carrying on a
horse betting and numbers OPP
Grafton in Ciro's Restaurant at
l705 DeSales NV. are Carmine
E. Gellotti, Sc, of the 1900 block
of Illinois avenue NV, the
proprietor of the restaurant,
and Frank w. Jones, SIS, of
the 1900 block of Massachu-
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Clyde N. Hunt,
Budget Officer;
After SWIMMING

Clyde Mackall Hunt, 40,
budget officer for the Air
Forces Aeronautical Chart and
Information Service, died of a
heart attack yesterday at Piney
Point, Md, after swimming in
the Potomac River.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Hunt and his wife, Virginia,
lived at 1900 Connecticut ave-
nue. NV.
He attended Western High
School and was a 1928 graduate
of st. Adams School. He was
graduated from the Benjamin
Franklin School of Accountancy
in l949.
Mr.. Hunt was employed by
the Riggs National Bank from
1888 to 1886 and was credit
manager of the Washington
Times-Herald from 1896 to
l943.
During World War II, Mr.,
Hunt was with the Seabees.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. Wednesday in
the little sanctuary of st. AL
bans School, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Thomas M. O'Connor, 80;
DC. EmpIoye for 46 Years

Thomas M. O'Connor, 80. a
native of County Limerick, Ire
land. and a District Govern
ment employee for more than
as years, died Sunday in Prov
idence Hospital.
Mr.. O'Connor came to the
United States in 1886 at the
age of Is and settled in the
Washington area.
He retired as foreman in the
Sewer Department of the Dis
trict Government 20 years ago
He resided for many years at
3l4 South Carolina avenue Sc.
For the last two years, he had
lived at the home of a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Anna v. Murphy. at
1902 Sixtieth avenue, Riverdale
Heights. Md.
Mr.. O'Connor had formerly
been a member Of the Knights
Of Columbus and an active
member of the Holy Name So
ciety in various parishes.
He is survived by nine chill
dren. 90 grandchildren and IS
great-grandchildren.
He leaves six other daugh-
ters: Mrs. Mary A. Albert Of
6120 Sixty-second place, River
dale, Md: Mrs. Nellie c. Reeves
of 40l5 Madison street, Hyatts-
vile; Mrs. Kathleen D. Coles
Of Timonium. Md; Mrs. Ca
mile M. Howder of 6l03 Forty
first avenue, Hyattsville; Mrs.
Margaret T. Mccarthy of Ill
Newlands street, Chevy Chase.
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D. }. Murphy, Psychiotrist
43 Years for Government

Legion award of achievement.
During World War II. he
headed the VA hospital in
Chillicothe as a colonel. He
was sent here in 1945 where he
served on the VA pension board
until his retirement.
He was a member Of the
American Medical Association,
the American Psychiatric Asso-
citation, Rotary Club, Masonic
Order and the American Legion.
Besides his wife, Annie NJ,
of the home address, 4ll9 w
street NV. DR.. Murphy leaves
two daughters. Mrs. John G..
Pool, jr., 1920 Holly avenue,
Takoma Park. and Mrs. j. L.
Bender, Cleveland, Ohio; a
brother, Timothy, Worcester,
Mass, and three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Rob-
ert A. Humphrey funeral home.
1857 Wisconsin avenue from 7
to 8 am. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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M. J. Gormun,
Active Bowler
Here at 81

Michael j. German, 81,
known In sports circles as one
OF the oldest active bowlers In
the District. died last night at
his home. He had been III for
six weeks.
Mr.. German. a native OF
Washington. had bowled on
many teams and. relatives said.
had never missed attending a
big local bowling match.
He gave up the sport a year
ago when he developed cata-
racts on his eyes, they said.
He had been an administra-
tive assistant In the Depart
ment OF Agriculture until he
retired In i94l.
Mr.. German. who lived at
4i05 Wisconsin avenue NV.
was a member Of the Oldest In
habitants Club OF washington.
He leaves his wife Margaret
Of the home address: two
daughters, Mrs. Victor Cahill,
26il Foxhall road NV. who, as
Margaret German. won the
first Miss America contest in
1921. and Mrs. Carlton Collins,
1920 Thirty-eighth street NV:
a son. William L. German Mi
ami Springs, Fla; six grand
children and one great-grand-
child.
Services will be held on
Wednesday IN st. Anne's
Church and burial at the Holy
Rood Cemetery.
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Beniomin Bobb,
Liquor Dealer

Benjamin Bobb. So, owner
Of Bobb's liquor store at 1923
E street Sc. since 1898. died
Saturday after a long illness
in the Washington Sanitarium.
A native of Russia, Mr.. Bobb
came to Washington when ne
was IA. and after working in
grocery stores. eventually
opened his own at Twelfth
street and South Carolina ave-
nue. Sc.
He was an active member of
the Retail Liquor Dealers AS
ISOLATION and of the Southeast
ISOLATION and of the Southeast
He leaves his wife, Ida, of
the home address, 1924 Orchid
street NV; two sons. Harold
Bobb Of 96l5 Alta Vista ter
race, Bethesda. and Jack Bobb
of 1000 Cascade road. Silver
Spring; two brothers, Bernard
Bobb Of 1000 Massachusetts
avenue NV, and Michael Bobb
of SOL Thirty-fourth street
NV, and five grandchildren.
Funeral services were held
today, with burial at Mount
Lebanon Cemetery.
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DR.. Dennis j. Murphy, IL, a
Veterans Administration psy-
chiatrist who served with the
Government for 43 years. died
yesterday after long illness in
Mt. Alto Hospital.
DR.. Murphy. a native of
Worcester. Mass, retired in
1854.
He was graduated from Tufts
University in 1910, informed in
Boston, then joined the Saint
Elizabeth's Hospital staff here
in 1912. Before World War I.
DR.. Murphy served with the
Isthmian Canal Commission in
the Panama Canal Zone.
During the war he was a first
lieutenant with the Yale Army
Laboratory in New Haven,
Conn. In 1921, DR.. Murphy
went to Marion, Ind, to head
the VA hospitals in Marion,
Ind. and Chillicothe, Ohio.
where he received an American
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John W. MoIoney Dies;
Wrote of War Horror

paper career IN 1890 as a re-
porter for the Washington
Post. In 1891, on the recon-
mendation OF the State De-
partment. he served as aide 10
the King OF Siam on his tour
Of the United States and Can
ada. He was asked by the
king 70 accompany his party
back 10 Siam.
In Asia. Mr.. Maloney then
began coverage Of the Sino-
japanese War In Manchuria
for the Associated Press. and
wrote free lance articles for
several publications from
Japan. Siam. India. Korea.
Ethiopia. South Africa and
Europe.
He returned 10 this country
In 1884. and served as public
relations ofiicer at the Ameri-
can Red Cross here. before tour
Ing Europe as a special Red
Cross observer.
During the war. Mr.. Maloney
served In the Navy as a navi-
cation ofiicer on an aircraft
carrier. and later as a public
relations ofiicer in the Office Of
the Secretary Of the Navy. He
also edited "Shipmate." the Of
fetal naval officers magazine.
He began freelancing after
the war. and in l954-55. while
employed by Pan-American
Always. he completed a series
of feature stories on South
America for distribution in
North American newspapers,
and assisted with the writing
Of ascript Of a special motion
picture Of PAA's operations.
Wrote Firms History
He also wrote an s0,00O-word
history of the Hercules Powder
Co. on the firms 50th anniver-
sary..
A native of cambridge,
Tenn. he attended the Uni
versity Of Tennessee and Held
elberg University Germany
and did graduate work at
Princeton.
He was a former member of
the New York Society Of Mag
azine Writers. the Overseas
Press Club. the Princeton Club
of New York. the National
Press Club. and the Corinthian
Yacht Club. He had lived at
800 Eighteenth street NV.
He is survived by his mother,
Mrs. John Maloney of Sweet
water, Tenn: a sister. Miss
Mary Maloney Of Washington,
and a brother, George Maloney
of Birmingham, Ala. Funeral
arrangements have not been
completed.
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DEATHS
.Announeemsnts Of
I'm Mrnnriunt

DARLINGTON, CHRISTINA. In loving
memory OF our mother and grand
mother, MRS CHRISTINA BAR
RIN0TON,. who passed away Ave
years ago today, July 81. 1858.
Treasured thoughts of one so dear,
Often bring q silent tear,
Thoughts return to scenes long passed
Time rolls on, but memory lasts.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, SON AND
MANUFACTURES.
CRAWFORD, HORACE R., Jr. In low
ing memory of our dear son and
90. 1857. anniversary. Mass at Holy
Redeemer Church. WASHINGTON, on
July %, at am
Just year ago you left US,
And death heart ache is q blow
Your earthly tolls are over
You played your part so well
Now God has you in Him keeping.
But We have you in our hearts
YOUR LOVING MOTHER, BROTHER
AND SISTER.
DOUGLAS. VIOLET HARRIS. Sacred
70 the memory of my good friend,
VIOLET HARRIS DOUGLAS. who
died three years ago today, July 81,
1855.
For what is 1t to die but to stand
naked in the Wind and to melt
into the SUM-
And what is It 20 cease breathing,
but TO free the breath from its
s sfss ssDsn Sf' and Sha seek 6 6oS un
MARY z. PRICE
CAN'T, EDWARD A. NY darling hus-
band II has been seventeen long
years today since you left me for
your Heavenly Home It is said time
years the heartache is the same as
that sad day, July 81, 1871 when
YOU left me. But the sweet memories
you left behind have helped me live
YOUR % 65EvoTED WIFE, MAMIE "
CAN'T.
GILLIAN, JOHN r.. A tribute Of love
TO the memory Of my dear husband.
JOHN r GILLIAN. who left me four
wears ago today, july 81. 1854
The link with which God Joined US,
Not even death can sunder:
Though green the grass grows Ger
And deep the clay you're under:
The magic circles
i wear for you. and you for me
Will link our souls together,
nF IvhT1qgh FL w,s ssSernisyiz.pvrv =
GILLIAN.
HAWKINS, MAMIE C. In memory Of
devoted wife and a loving mother,
MAMIE c, HAWKINS, who departed
this life IL years ago today, July II,
Twelve years have passed since that
When the one we loved was called
God took her home, 1t was His will.
But in our hearts she liyeth stu.
THE FAMILY.
HENsLEY. DORA v. In memory Of my
daIling mother. MRS DORA "
HENSLEY. who went away July 81,
1884
In that hour before the sunset,
Your soul drifted out TO sea.
With II went the heart Of me
LOVING DAUGHTER AND SON-TN-
LAW LAuRETTA and ALBERT
CRAWFORD and FAMILY.
SMITH, LOUyENIA A. Sacred to the
memory Of my beloved friend, MRS
LOUVENIA A SMITH, who departed
this life four years ago, july 81.
HER DEVOTED FRIEND. MRS. FAN
ME w MILLER.
WOOD. EMMETT n. In loving memory
OF our dear husband, father and
grandfather. EMMETT H WOOD.
who so quietly passed away one
To- year ago today, July 81. 1857
July brings US sad memories,
OF q loved and devoted one,
DEvoTED WIPE. AMERICA Y.
WOOD AND DAUGHTER. AL
FREDA EAsON AND GRANDSON
LITTLE JOHN BAsoN III. )
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c. J. McGinnis,
Former Resident

Charles J. McGinnis, So, an
employe of the New Jersey
State Highway Department,
died yesterday in Morrisville.
Pa.
The husband of the former
Ann Elizabeth Rush of WASH
ington. Mr.. McGinnis had
formerly lived in Washington
for several years.
Beside his. wife, he is sur
vived by two sisters, Mrs. Helen
Poller and Miss Marie Nc
Ginnis, both of New York City.
Funeral services with burial
to follow will be Wednesday
morning in Arlington Gene
terry.
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John w. Maloney. 20. a
newspaperman. magazine writ
er and Red Cross official. died
yesterday at Providence Hos
pital Of a stroke suffered
July is.
In the years directly pre-
ceding the second World War.
Mr.. Maloney did his best 10
tell the American public about
the horrors Of war IN which he
felt the United States was sure
10 be involved.
His two books. LET There
Be Mercy" and Twilight Over
Europe" were about his ex-
perience as a special Red Cross
observer In Europe. They re-
ported on relief conditions In
Poland. Hungary, Bulgaria,
Yugoslavia. Finland, Norway.
Belgium. and Holland in 1899.
They also discussed his work
with the international Red
Cross inspecting British and
French prisoner-of-war camps
in Poland and Germany for
eight months prior to Pearl
Harbor, and his work in help
ing Americans leave Europe
after France fell.
Made Lecture Tour
In october. 1871. after COM
plotting a lecture tour in 20
American cities. Mr.. Maloney
said he was impressed most
with the general apathy Of
the American people to any
sense Of danger"
Mr.. Maloney began his news
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Franklin Pungborn, Veteran
Hollywood Scene SteuIer

SANTA MONICA, Calf, July
81 up. Death has taken
Franklin Pangborn, who stole
hundreds of movie scenes with
his speciality of differing out
rage. confusion. harassment or
coyness.
The veteran actor. who
earned a fortune with endless
appearances as ribbon clerk.
hotel clerk, floorwalker and
dress designer, died yesterday.
He had undergone surgery Sat-
urday for the second time in
two months.
Mr.. Pangborn's age was I'M
known even to his countless
friends in the film industry
However. he was believed to
have been in his late COS.
A native of Newark, N. j.,
Mr.. Pangborn had career in
serious drama before becoming
comedian. He served in
World War I with the 3l2th
Infantry and was wounded and
gassed in the battle Of the
Argonne.
He started his stage career
in stock with Mildred Holland,
then appeared in Detroit, Buff
falo and other Eastern cities
for a number of years with
the Jesse Bonstelle Stock Com
pany. He came to Los Angeles
in 1920, playing in stock at
the old Majestic Theater.
One of his early stage sue
cesses was with ALA Nazimova
in The Marionettes." He
was with Pauline Frederick IN
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W. L. Roy, Spent Most
Of Life in This Area

Womack L. Roy. rs, a resident
of Washington for almost all
his life, died Friday in Winter
Haven, Fla.
Mr.. Roy came to the District
as a small boy and lived here
until moving to Florida three
years ago. He was an account
ant for the United States Gov
eminent most of the time.
He leaves one sister, Miss
Maude Roy of Winter Haven.
Funeral services will be held
in the Chambers Funeral Home
at SIT Eleventh street Sc. at
2:3O pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Merit Wertheimer ia,
Gambling Figure

LOS ANGELES, July 81 R).
-Mert Wertheimer, IA, Million
aire gambling figure who was
one of the first Eastern gam
blers to set up in Nevada in a
big way and plug for State
control of gambling, died yes
terday of luekemia.
His Royal Palms in the Miami
area was one Of the nationally
known casinos in the 30s.
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Fred Hays, ~,
Owned Art Store

Fred c. Hays, 70, a retired
arts store owner, died at his
home yesterday, 1885 Newton
street NV.
A Washington native, Mr..
Hays ran the Fred c. Hays
Co. until 1888. The store sold
prints, paintings and mirrors.
He leaves his son, Fred c.
Hays. jr., of the home address,
and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
at 3 pm. tomorrow in the S. H.
Hines funeral home, 290l
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Rock Creek Cemetery.
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and Mrs. Madeline L. Joyce Of
Sharpesville, Pa.
Other survivors are two sons.
Maurice r. O'Connor of 1903
Eleventh street NE. and
Thomas E. O'Connor of 1852
Sargent road NE, and a
brother, Timothy M. O'Connor
Of Avondale. Md.
A requiem mass will be sung
at 10 am. Wednesday in st.
Demands Catholic Church in
Riverdale. Md. with burial in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Joseph and his Brethren" He
played MESSIAH in Ben Hur."
After ne entered the movies.
Mr.. Pangborn worked for
nearly every major studio and
appeared with most Of Holly
woods stars. His pictures In
cluded My Man Godfrey"
Stage Door" George Wash
ington Slept Here" The Horn
Blows at Midnight" You
Came Along" Calendar Girl"
and Story Of Mankind"
In recent years he lived at
Laguna Beach, Calf. 4
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MAYHEM, EUGENE GEORGE. NJ zooe

Allison st Landover Hills, Md, on
july 20, 1858. husband Of Vivian I.
Mayhew. father of Peggy Jean May
James McKelvev: son OF Mrs Clara
r Mayhew. brother of Mrs. Edna
G.. Goodrich, Clarence. Ernest, and
Robert Mayhew. Services at Chambers
Funera Home, 5l7 18th St Sc,
on wednesday July %. at 2:30 pm.
InteTment Washington National
Cemetery oI
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MCLEOD. CARRIE. On Saturday, July
10. 1858. CARRIE MCLEOD nf IIS

y, Dos, CARRIE MCLEOD OF l325
Harvard st, NV, mother OF Mrs.
Aleathia Allen, Mrs. Carrie Brennon.
Mrs. Irene Miles. Mrs. Ann Outing
Mrs. Laura Wallace, Mrs Estelle Lott.
Ernest and Joseph Mcleod. Many
other relatives and friends also sur
vive After 3 pm, Tuesday. July
%, friends may call at Frazier's Fu-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave
NV Funeral Wednesday, July %,
a. ] pm, at Tenth Street Baptist
Church, Rev. j. L. Henry oficiatinR
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. %
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CREED, ROSA Z. GARWOoD. on Sun.

day, July 20 1858. at the resi-
dence OF her daughter. Mrs. Ethel
vile. Nd ROSA GARWOOD
CREED, beloved mother Of George
A., Melvin L. Albert H.. Lawrence
H.. Claude B and John H Creed:
Mrs, Ethel L. Roberts, Mrs. Roberta
v. Moss, and James W Greed. she
Is also survived by thirty-one grand-
children and twenty-five great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Car
roll St NV parking opposite),
where services will be held on Tues
Union Cemetery, Rockville. Nd.
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CROWLEY. JEREMIAH JOSEPH. Or

Saturday, July 10, 1858, at Prince
Georges General Hospital. cheverly,
Nd, JEREMIAH JOSEPH CROWLEY
Of Columbia Park, Md. beloved hus-
band of the late Mary Z. Crowley
lnee Kearney) and father OF Mrs.
Elsie c Murrell. Services at Gasch's
Hyattsville Nd, on tuesday. July
80, at 500 am, thence to st. Am
hrose Catholic Church, Cheverly. Md,
where mass will be said for the re-
pose of his soul at . am. Relatives
and friends invited 1nterment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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DrathH

WILLIAM L. oncsrs
ue-w and members Of Columbia
&DN Lodse No s.; I.B,IoE. q
Ne X: G sss H 81 our P at. sfots q
er, WILLIAM L, WASHING
81 TON Session Of sorrow on
- Monday. july 81. 1880 pm,
at the Elks Home. Funeral
Services IL noon, Tuesday. July %,
from The Elks LOdse. Elks service
FRANK p DAVIS. Exalted Ruler.
HOWARD NJ. MccOLLuM. Secy.
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CARPENTER, GEORGE ALEXANDER

T Ha f5da' 6gEsoyRdE - I AgISExAND Fi
CARPENTER, father Of Francis L
Carpenter, George A Carpenter, jr.,
and Charles Z Carpenter Funeral
services at the HUNT Funeral Home
Chapel, Waldorf, Nd. on Monday,
Christ Episcopal Cemetery. Chap
tico, Nd. p
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BRowER; GEORGE KYLE. of ,G32,

Hkyland pl Sc, on July 20, 1908.
husband Of Dorothy ?. Brewer. IA
Their Of Mrs. Ruth b Daniels, brother
Of Mrs. W. 8. Daniels and Lawrence
ID. Brewer. grandfather of David
Daniels Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 5l7 nth st. Sc, on
Wednesday. July %. at 10 am. In
terment Glenwood Cemetery
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BoBB. BENJAMIN. On Saturday, Jul,

BOBB. BENJAMIN. On Saturday, July
10, 1858 BENJAMIN BOBB OF 1924
orchid st, NV. beloved husband Of
iaa Bono and aeyoted Lather o. hsr-
Yived by two brothers, Bernard and
Michael Bobb, and I'VE gfandchil-
dren. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard Danzansky a. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, on Mon
day. July 81. at IL 80 am. Inter-
ment Southeast CONGREGATION Gene
terry new. Memorial week. 1924
Orchid 81. NV. Please omit flowers.
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LEONARD. JANIS. on Fridsy. July

Is, 1858, at Mount Alto Hospital,
JAMES LEONARD Of l31 Hamilton
Ruby Leonard. father Of Mrs Bea-
triee Leonard BoWlding and son Of
Mrs Nancy Mercer Leonard. Many
other relatives and friends also
survive After 3 pm Monday,
July Il, friends may call at the
Island ave. NV. Funeral services
on Tuesday. July %, at / 80 m !,
al the Vermont Avenue Baptist
Church. 1880 Vermont ave. NV,
the Rev. Charles Fields oficiating
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 81
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sHIPLEY. ELMER ELLSWORTH. o,

Monday, July q. 1858, at his resi-
dence' 2S02 Key blvd. Arlington.
Va ELMER ELLSWORTH SHIP
Shipley; father of Mrs. Ralph Dom
nelly Of Charlotte. N. c., and shir-
ley Shipley Of Washington, d C.;
grandfather OF Joseph and Katherine
Donnelly. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va. Notice Of flu
neral ARRANGEMENTS later
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WASHINGTON, WILLIAM L. on Thur


FRANK p DAVIS. Exalted Ruler.
HOWARD NJ. MccoLLuM. seey.
WASHINGTON, WILLIAM L. on Thurs
w i ais T. LUZ wsAs 81 dSHoi ELK XIX
HM service and funeral will b,
WA held Tuesday, July -. a
~ Lodge, 3OI Rhode Island ave
'orI nv I ThsTs will ys ss sss'iG q
$40 pm. at the above address
Body viii lie in state until funera
''' HOWARD MecoLLUM. secy.
FRANK p. DAVIS, Exalted Ruler.
WELSH. SARAH B. on sunday. JULY
90, 1883. at st. Elizabeth's Hospital
SARAH b WELSH, beloved mothei
Of Miss Florence NJ. Welsh. Also
survived s ey several H. niee e Hi SnS
Co. Funeral Home, 2g0l l4th 81
NV, on Tuesday, july %. at II
am. parking facilities). Intermenl
Rock Greek Cemetery.
WINTER, RIGHT REV. MsGR. Z. JER'
ONE. on Saturday, July 10 1865
RIGHT REV. MSGR. E. JEROME
WINTER. pastor Of Shrine OF the
Sacred Heart Church, Washington
D. C., beloved son Of the late FranE
n. anu ElA1Npttu hdhaneh WAhsNt
S.SSsr Mrs Fl c jaSss T T0ossy sne
Mrs. Eugene l. Miles. Baltimore
Md His remains resting at the
Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Rectory,
after 4 pm. Monday, July 81. Msgr
Winters remains will lie in state al
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
Church after IL am. Wednesday,
July %. Solemn pontifical mass OF
requiem on Thursday. July "a, al
1890 am Interment New Cathedral
Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd. %
WISE, OWEN. On Thursday, July IL
1855, OWEN WISE of 1899 Sth st
NV, beloved husband OF Lucy Wise
He also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After pm. on
Monday. July II. friends are invited
to call at the District Mortician Flu
neral Home. 100 Vermont ave. n W
Funeral Tuesday, July %, from the
chapel at I pm. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
John d. Watson.
WOODS. M MAJ "a sgSdssniy, On 4, Sun;
WOODS Of 1s40 California ST. NV
Apt. 107, beloved wife Of Waverly p
Woods. Also surviving are a sister
Mrs. Louise Richardson; four broth
ers. Gilbert, Daniel joseph ano
James Bower; other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm. Wednes-
day friends are invited to call al
the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th st. NV, where services will be
held on Thursday. July "a, at 1880
pm Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 23