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Father Hogun's
PontificuI Rites
Set Wednesday

A solemn pontifical mass viii
be said at 1890 an. Wednes-
day for the Rev. Stephen J.
Hogan, 50. founder and pastor
Of Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, Kensington. who died
Friday night.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
OBoyie. Archbishop Of WASH
ington, will say the mass In
Father Hoean's church. Burial
will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry. Father Hogan died OF a
heart attack at the rectory.
Father Hogan came to this
country from Ireland at the
age Of II and studied at Mount
st. Mary's Seminary In En-
mitsburg, Nd. His FIRST post
was as associate pastor at
Nativity Church here In 1888.
In l943. he was appointed
Catholic chaplain OF st. Eliza
beths Hospital and director of
Mount Olivet Cemetery. He
became director Of the Priests
Eucharistic League in 1913 and
was chosen to be director Of
cemeteries Of the Washington
Archdiocese in the same year.
He organized his Kensington
parish in 1913 and stayed until
his death.
He is survived by two BROTH
ers, John. who lives in New
York. and Thomas, Of County
Clare, Ireland.
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one Of the incorporators Of the
American Red Gross.
The Roosevelts came 10
Washington In 1882. and except
for a short time when she lived
In New York. Mrs. Roosevelt
lived at her house on Q street
since that time.
She leaves three children.
W. M. Roosevelt. and Henry l.
Roosevelt. jr.. both Of Phila-
delphia. and Mrs. Reverdy
wadsworth OF oeneseo, N. Y.
Services win be held at 2:20
pm. Tuesday In st. Johns
Church, Lafayette square,
Burial VIII be In Arlington
Cemetery.
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}. }. Crowley, 81, Headed
Prince Georges Police

jeremiah j. Crowley, "a. first
chief of the Prince Georges
County police force, died yes
terday in Prince Georges
County Hospital. He lived in
Columbia Park, Md.
Mr.. Crowley started his pub
lie service as member of the
Maryland House Of Delegates in
1910.
From 1915 to 1920 he was a
deputy United States marshal
in the District Of Columbia, and
subsequently he worked IL
years as water registrar for the
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission in Hyattsville.
When the Prince Georges
County police force was formed
in 1881 he became its first
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Miss MILAN, SO,
Fuirfux Teacher

Miss Lillian w. MILAN, SO. re-
tired Fairfax County school
teacher. yesterday died of can
Ger afteralong illness.
Miss MILAN, a charter mem
Der Of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy, is survived by
two nephews, John A. MILAN.
of Matthews. and Benjamin C.
MILAN. of 1928 Key boulevard,
Arlington. Va; and two nieces,
Mrs. Mary Locke Of Huntsville.
Ala. and Mrs. Horace Epes Of
Larchmont. N. Y.
Funeral services win be at
Miss Millan's farm In Fairfax
at 2 pm. on Monday. Burial
will follow in Fairfax Cemetery.
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chief. The force then consisted
Of IL men.
Leaving the police force In
1897. he became president Of
the Seat Pleasant Building a.
Loan Association. He retired
four years ago, at the age Of 90.
AS a young man, Mr.. Crowley
was president Of the Granite
Cutters Union. an affiliate Of
the AFL.
He is survived by q, daughter.
Mrs. Elsie c. Murreil. Of 1923
Chesapeake street, East Column
bia Park, Md.
A requiem. mass will be
said at Q am. Tuesday In
st. Ambrose Catholic Church.
Cheverly, Md. Burial will be
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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DEATHS
In Mrnnriaiit

BROWN. GRAHAM, Jr. peperte this
B GCVns and p Brother 'S q Juanita
Hyson.
You did all the good you could
By all the means you could
In every way you could
For all the people you could
As long as you could.
A wonderful son and brother. that
MOTHER AND NSfSn SISTER. 'Ou
"1 aESEY; sE Hhtn SADIE v Y; Gil,
Departed loved ones, Mother MARIA
BROWN; who died July l., 1881 :
ostSS.r wI ISis , HENRY sA RpHip9wN
JENRiNs. july 70. 1859 aunt.
EMILY GILBERT. June. 1921
Your places in our hearts can never
be filled,
Your loving memories finger STILL
Forget you, no. We never will
We loved you then. we love you still
Your memory is as fresh today
GROWN: GRANDSON AND NEPH.
EW. WILLIAM PERRY.
CARTER, CONSTANCE. In loving
memory of my daughter. CON
STANCE CARTER. who passed away
one year ago July 10, 1857.
! loved you. Constance
You will always be alive in my
DEVOTED MOTHER. EVELYN
CARTER.
CHAPMAN, NELLIE BOWLER. In
tender and loving memory Of our
devoted mother, NELLIE BOWLER
CHAPMAN. who passed into eternal
rest one year ago, July 20. 1857
Twas time she lived her sweetest,
She should have had the best.
SO GOD sent His angels TO bear her
Where she found sweet peace and
HER CHILDREN. ELIZA, THOMAS.
NELLIE AND ROBERT.
She save her very "alr' for US,
She was our strength and guide:
We knew no matter what the test
Shed be there BY our side
SISTER, MAMIE, AND THE
GRANDCHILDREN.
GAILLARD. HATTIE B. FLADGER
In loving memory OF my sister.
HATTIE B. FLADGER GAILLARD,
who passed away July 20, 1857
Always so true, unselnsh and kino,
a few IN this world her equal
A beautiful life that came TO an end.
She died as she lived. everyone {
friend
HER LOVING BROTHER. WILLIAM
v. MUNDELL.
GILLIARD. JAMES. A tribute Of love
and devotion sacred to the mem
DRY Of our dear father and arand-
father. JAMES 0ILLIARD. who en-
tered into eternal rest sixteen years
ago today. July 20, 1919.
Deep in our hearts you are fondly
remembered.
Sweet, happy memories cling
around your name.
True hearts that loved you with
deepest affection.
Always will love you in death lust
the same
CHILDREN.
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221l Washington avenue In
Silver Spring. and six grand
children. y
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at the s. H.
Hines funeral home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Parklawn Cemetery.
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In Mrmnriunt

HA T.RDSs y aAR NJ dear In hu!S SSiRE
HARRY L. HAWKINS, who passed
awav eight years ago, July %, 1880.
Sometimes IT'S hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But there is reason for 1t all,
Beyond our power 70 see
JONES, CHARLES ARTWAY. In low
d ns trP S,ev. q h ns Sns stSsr
who left us fourteen years ago on
July 10. 1874.
Though absent. your are ever near.
Kept close BY memories We hold dear;
still loved. still missed. with all
Through memories we shall never
Jo sEHiIT q. JONES AND
MOORE, CHARLES w. In memory Of
CHARLES W. MOORE, who passed
away two years ago, July is, 1855
Linsers with love and tender
ness in the daily thoughts Of his
wife and mother.
Two years have passed since you
WITHOUT the smile Of your loving
God only knows how much we miss
No one could ever take your place
WIFE lFi S ygA npEHA MOORE; MOTHER
PE Y EMORY av.,,o NJ 4 tribute q
and companion. EMORY M
PEASE. who died six years ago
today. july 90 1852.
Five years have passed since that
When sss one Ss' that loved, cher
was called away.
God took him home. II was His will,
But in my heart and memory he
LOVING wiFE, Gypsy A. PEAsE. /.
ROBINSON. CLARENCE G. In loving
ENCE C ROBINSON who passed
away three years ago, July 81, 1885.
Your memories ! hold so dear.
! only know that some day when
We meet again. our life will be
LOVING WIPE. PANsY J. ROBIN
SWANSON. EDWARD, AND SMITH,
HETTIE A tribute OF love In mem
Org Of my dear father. EDWARD
SWANSON, who passed away July
ID. 1897. and my cousin. HETTIE
SMITH who passed away July 4
How often my THOUGHTS 80 wander
To the DAYS when you we're here,
The GOOD times we had together
Are memories Ill cherish for
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
COUSIN, MAUDE s. TWITTY
THOMAS. HAZEL N. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear daughter and sister
HAZEL NJ, THOMAS, who departed
this life tventy-four years ago to-
day. July 20, 1884.
Somewhere back Of the sunset,
Away from this world Of strife.
Our loved one Is sweetly resting
In that land where there Ia no
night
And we who knew and loved her.
Whose passing has brought sad
tears.
WIN cherish her memory always
To brighten the drifting years
DEVOTED MOTHER. SISTER AND
B5RoTHER. EMMA. EVELYN AND
hOf.
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CEMETERY LOTS

A CLUSTER OF Z CRYPTS in National
Memorial Cemetery, will sell al big
discount or trade for I'd trust. IA
Alias
TWO 2-site lots, block size. de luxe
section at Parklawn. Call GA
1880.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL CEMETERY
I sites, centrally located. III 900 or
best otter, CT. 6-@SO.
3 CRYPTS, Fort Lincoln Mausoleum.
leaving town. sell reasonable. RA
6-7fS1.
SITES, in Fort Lincoln, located in
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-sites /, .,
3, lot 239, in Garden Of Memories
$500 or best offer. must sell, movine
away JE. 2-6657,
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Ex-
cellent location 4 sites nov SELL
ms for $3.50, will sell the above for
5000, Phone 10 7-76S7
FORT LINCOLN sites. exclusive To-
cation. monument PRIVILEGES. value,
$50: sacrifice. $500 ia $1,000,
RIM. $. Mr. RIDEOUT.
FORT LINCOLN-2 sites, choice loca-
ton; chapel section. sacrifice for
Quick sale HE. 4-lS14.
SACRIFICE sALE-Leaving area: lot
49,, block " four sites, National
Memorial PARK. JE 2-as6s.
a-GRAVE lot, located at the circle
IN National Memorial Park choice
lot, will sacrifice, leaying the area
Du, 5-5232.
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Anurilittn

COHEN, SIMON, dwelling services
IN memory Of the late SIMON
COHEN will be held on Sunday.
July %, 1888, at ii am, at King
David Memorial Garden Friends
and relatives are invited.
MORGENSTEIN, SARAH BESSIE.
dwelling services will be held on
sunday, July 90 1883, at IL 80
am. at the ralmud Torah congre-
cation Cemetery, Anacostia.
SIMON, HARRY AND LEAH. There
will be a double unveiling dedicated
70 the memory Of the late HARRY
SIMON and LEAH SIMON on Sun
day, July 20, 1855, at pm. at
George Washington Cemetery, Mount
Lebanon Section, $500 RiggS I'd
Relatives and friends invited.
SIMON FAMILY. 30
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Shrine Of the Sacred Heart.
Burial will be In the New Ca
thedral Cemetery in Baltimore.
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rYLKl nav. pAElEL, o., saddsalx,
pANiff Sf-Ytin e.. sbs Il
ne ,. Ssssse n hYss ss.. q nsi,. VS.
rice =, kenneth n. and tuyanna
lsF Also servivIns s srs. NE ~. iaie .s
church: me Rsv oNssl Tyler AZ.
thur and james n Tyler: ave ala
terra paiay wilson, Rosabei Turner.
tlves and friends Alter Ia noon
sunday, july 20. friends are In
nv he remains si,o vii hs II
state on Monday. July ei, after 10
am. Al The Flrst naptla Church,
Jun tnd , -. 80, until iqnsral
s tasls,iins inssrnsnt wOodi.wh
rYLER. DANIEL. A special CON-
IN LodGs, No, 20 y 6A M.
& 81? !, s.: !; J! J;
Masonic rites for our late brother,
Past Master pANiEi TYfIR
PKncv hssNhsf, Gum. v n
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iiy q me late JULIA juANifA
JENKINS wishes 20 express sincere
appreciation TO the Rev, Jerry A.
Moore and church clubs Of ohe
rs,shSops nd fr,e1ds Tor esrda
euloeies, solos, flowers, phone calls.
use OF cars and many other express
sions OF sympathy during our be-
reavement. THE FAMILY
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late Mr. ERNEST VENEY wishes to
express their sincere gratitude and
thanks TO our relatives and friends
neighbors and co-Workers of the
Government Printing once, also
for the telegramS and cards, the
flowers, the use of cars and all serv-
ices and generous expressions OF
sympathy during the loss OF our
brother We also wish to thank
our. pastors, the Rev. j H. Randolph
and the Rev EMMITT Starks for
their consolinE remarks to the
family.
THE FAMILY.
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Tyler 6 SHAHtEs y T9 g1E Ets S Of Il:
deep gratitude to the relatives.
friends, neiRhbors, his coworkers,
civic association and the Rev. Nell
son Smith for their many acts Of
kindness and sympathy during her
thanks. ELAINE TYLER.
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HOOPER, LEO. We wish 70 express
ton 10 the many friends neiRhboTs.
coWorkers and relatives Tor the
flowers, cards, cars and al other
expressions Of sympathy We also
wish TO express our thanks 10 the
ministers for their condolences DUR
ina the recent loss Of our beloved
husband, brother and son,
DEVOTED WIPE, MARGARET 3,
HOOPER, AND THE HOOPER
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MARY. The family of the
late MRS. MARY TAYLOR wishes
and appreciation TO our relatives,
friends and neighbors for their kind
expressions Of sympathy, for the
telegrams. cards, flowers, cars and
other donations, and to the Rev.
Fields for their words Of consola-
tion. to the choir for their songs
of cheer and the organizations for
their lovely ceremonies during our
recent bereavement.
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VIOLA X. The family Of
The late VIOLA X. FLEMlNo vlahs.
and appreciation 20 the pastor. tho
Rev. b. y, Thornton. ofiicerh and
members OF the Macedonia Baptist
Church and the pastor, the Rev,
james Coates: oflcerA and members
Of the Bethlehem Baptist Church
consollng the family. We also wish
10 thank our many friends, co.
workers and neighbors for moral
pieces, telegrama. cards, donation
OF cars and all other expressions
reavement. THE FAMILY.
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HAYDEN. JOSEPH z. On Frida,

July is. 1855, at Sibley Hospital.
JOSEPH L, HAYDEN Of 44i0 Under
wood st. University Park Nd. be-
loved husband OF Dollie B. Hayden.
father of Capt Joseph T. Hayden.
Mrs Rudasill J. Curtis OF Marshall,
Va, Mrs. William NJ Kroger Of
Huntington Woods, Mich: brother
Of Mrs s. Bernard Rusk OF Wash
ington, D c.. and Miss Mabel Hay
den OF CatonSville, Mo Prayers at
the s. H Hines Co Funeral Home,
eAO1 l4th st. NV. parking ia
ciiltiesl, on Monday. July 81, at
$40 am, thence TO st. Aloysius
Catholic Church, North Capitol and
Eye SITS. NV. where the holy saeri-
fee Of the mass will be offered ct
10 am. for the repose OF his soul
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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JONES, IDA. The family Of the late
IDA JONES wish to express our
sincere thanks and appreciation for
the many kindnesses shown dur
ing her illness and for the comfort
ing words during her paSsing, TO the
Rev. Rollins Of the Florida Avenue
Baptist Church. ofneers and mem
bers We. also wish TO thank our
many friends for the telegrams,
Moral pieces, cards and solos. and
to the fraternal ORGANIZATIONS for
work so beautifully done
DEVOTED HUSBAND GEORGE
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Of the late MARY Z. MCCONNELL
wishes to express their sincere
thanks to Father Sustiman OF st
Peters Catholic Church, the many
friends for the mass cards, floral
pieces and all other expressions of
kindness during their recent be-
reavement. The FAMILY.
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KLINGER. GEORGE. The family Of
to express their thanks and appre-
citation to their many relatives and
friends for the flowers. kilograms
cards. use Of cars and many other
expressions OF kindness and SYM
patty during the recent loss Of
our beloved one.
MRS HERNIA KLINoER AND FAM
lily o0e
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STEVENS. ANDREW J. The family

Of Inc late Mr., ANDREW ].
STEVENS wishes 70 acknowledge
kindness extended US during our
recent bereavement by the Rev.
c. T. Murray. the Rev. 3. c. Fields.
members OF the. Vermont Avenue
s9ss us Snare Board S5onSsong ShSIT
Peoples Usher Board. Parent
Teachers Council OF the Primary
Department, pallbeaTers, co-workers
of the Department OF Agriculture.
co-vorkers OF the District Gov
bors and our many friends.
MRS. A. ZULA STEVENS, MRS
MARTHA s. HUNTER, MRS.
IMOGENE s. THOMPSON AND
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MYLEs, ROSE 2. The family Of the
late ROSE E. MYLEs wishes to
express sincere thanks and appre-
citation to the Revs. Robert B
Wierer and Franklin P. Harris
for their comforting words, and
TO their many friends, relatives,
fraternal organizations and neigh
bors for the flowers, cards. tele-
Rrams, gifts, use Of cars and all
other expressions of sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement
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S$sy' {Siy ,issS 1855; IL SsI.I%Ssss.
loved father Of Louisa N. schriner
;ss a MT ~ M stella w. n isey srsnd-
Funeral from the Mitchell Funeral
Home. 1900 Eutaw pl, Baltimore
Nd, on Tuesday, July %, at III
am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. 81
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JOYCE, BENJAMIN b., ST.. The fam
lily OF the late BENJAMIN B. JOYCE.
ST., wishes TO express their thanks
and appreciation to their many
rasds us tei At Ears sna many nths,
expressions Of kindness and sym
pathy during the recent loss Of their
loved one THE FAMILY.
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Pph h9ISGNy' , July II v.,r 1858. SARAH
liam D Middleton and mother Of
Mrs. Sarah Jane Burton ano Ben
Middleton. She also is survived
by three grandchildren: daughter
Of Mrs. Clyde T, Patton, all Of
Herndon, Va; sister Of Mrs. Vir-
gin1a Kincheloe of Arlington. Va,
and Clyde p. Patton OF Raleigh,
n. c. Friends may call at the
Green Funeral Home. Herndon, Va,
where services will be held at 2
pm. ldaylIght-saving time) Sunday,
July 20. Interment Chestnut Grove
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TaST.S July u 1875; I a rs
JONATHAN MAYS. beloved son Of
relatives and many friends also
survive. After IL noon Sunday,
July 20, remains may be viewed
at the Morrow a Woodford Fu-
neral Home, Inc, 1922 18th St.
NV Funeral services will be held
at st. Georges Episcopal Church,
"a and You SITS. NV, at II am.
Monday, July 81. Father A. A.
Birch ofhciating. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery. Family may be
f contacted az ll2O 46th pl. Sc.
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A CLUSTER OF I CRYPTs in National
Memorial Cemetery. will sell at big
discount or trade for I'd trust IA
a.ftA2
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81. TSS Snsi l4 !sl' p. I e's .n Z.
Silver sprins. Nd. JANIS JOHN
and father OF Christie J., sylvia j..
Joanna y and John James Kalesis.
Mr.. Kalssis rests 2. the werner
GEORGIA ave. Silver Spring, Nd
where friends may visit with the
family on Saturday and Sunday,
July 10 and 20. between the hours
Of z pm, to . pm. lparking faeili-
ties) Services on Monday, july
and Helen Greek Orthodox Church,
AIS 18th st. NV. snterment Glen
wood Cemetery. 20
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TOLIvER, MARY z. We wish TO ex-
press our gratitude to the friends
and relatives for the services, floral
tributes and the kindnesses OF many
at the passing of our loving mother,
MARY E. TOLIVER.
HER SONS, ERNEST AND HARRY
TOLIVER
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Sss Jay g. iHs5s. of bA Tf0hf I.
ne. beloved son Of Louis NJ and
Dorothy Rs,ts H THOMPSON brother Of
Ing are mis- grandparents. william
aunt, Mrs Mabel jackson and other
relatives and many friends. After
Ar. O iPyts spn % "a. July ,S 60 islsnds
Funeral Home. 1870 9th st NV,
a st, Benedict the Moor Catholic
Church, $50 2lst st. ne. on Mon
a men, MY Mount ov.t 10 csmst.rJ In'; 20
r'fF i hSsE ROSE o. 8 T Ffps q s ssy
Colston DR. Chevy Chase, Nd be-
mother q 20 Ann and Terri Sue
Iipp. Memorial services at tnt
l4th St NV, on Sunday, July 90,
at 3 p.m. tparkins faeihtiesI. 20
TOOLE. CORA. At 1850 r st. NV
Home for the Blind. on July IA,
ls5s Remains at Chambers Pu-
1880 am. Monday. July 81 sery-
ices at st Lukes Methodist Church.
Wisconsin ave. and Calvert ST NV.
At II am. Interment GlenWood
Cemetery.
'UBBs, VICTOR c. On Thursday.
SfEyrdF e 4IihS q 3 ssiS SsI aS.SI.s
Us I'd, Biadensburs. Nd the fe-
loved husband OF Grace n Tubbs
NEE SMITH father Of Mrs Iva
Ernst. Mrs Emma Seegmiller and
Nelson v. Tubbs. brother OF Glen
-, Tubs. He also is survived By
six grandchildren Friends NAV
cal at the Lee funeral Home. 4th
ST. and Mass ave ne where serv-
lees will be held on Monday, July
II, AZ $50 pm. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. 90
TUBES, VICTOR c. A special COM
a munication of King David
IN Lodge. No. 2S. p. A. A. nj.
IN Is hereby called for Mon
. H. ;; 81 4: r! 81 $ ::;;:;:
rites for our late brother.
JAMES q sPIcER. Master.
SMITH X. PuRDUM, seey. 20
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July 10, is5s. JAMES K. THOMAS
Of 1924 Florida ave. NV, beloved
husband of Mrs. Louise Thomas
and brother OF Frank L Thomas
and Mrs Mamie Wilson: stepfather
Of Mrs. Maude l., Simms. He also
nephews, other relatives and mary
friends. Notice Of funeral later
Services By Morrow n Woodford.
Inc. 30
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DANIEL CALVIN SHORT, Jr, q
~ i1s0 Stanton ssI, terrace Sc. devoted
Short. He also Is survived By q
sister, Debbie: q brother. Richard: q
grandmother, Mrs. Alice Savoy. and
other relatives and friends. After
5 pm. Monday, July 81, friends
may call a. his late residence, Fg-
%. at St. Johns C. NJ. z. Church,
Stanton and Douglas rds Sc, at /
pm. the Rev. Jackson officiating
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements by the Robert
q. Mason Funeral Home ~
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CARPENTER, GEORGE ALEXANDER

On es,,a Friday. July Is, 1925; q BIS
Carpenter, George A. Carpenter, ir :,
and Charles Z. Carpenter. Funeral
services at the HUNT Funeral Home
Chapel; Waldorf, Nd, on Monday,
July 81, at pm. Interment
Christ Episcopal Cemetery. Chap
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IIrssS. On wsdn ss y" Js ss ia is.
4liMsosMA " sRock Req e .o HI'? sstE
and formerly q wssSinston. o. &. /.
beloved husband Of Mrs. Elnors
aa Sissd g sscai .n ash 81 M Gi h Mss
3 Brock and brother Of William b
and Harry Brock Of Brunswick
Ca ;, and Mrs. sue Talbert Of DEN
mark. 8 G Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 18th g.
Friday. July is. until 1880 p.m.
Monday, July 81 Services at Fort
Myer Chapel at pm Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
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day, July IA, 1855, at Providence
Hospital. STELLA LUCY SHORTER.
beloved wife Of william T. Shorter
and mother Of Harry A. Shorter and
Marguerite Minor. She also is sur
vived by eleven grandchildren and
twenty-one great-grandchildren. Fu-
neral from HUNT Funeral Home,
Waldorf, Nd, on Monday, July 81,
at q am. Mass at ST. Francis de
Sales Church, Benedict, Nd, at $50
am. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery
Rosary Sunday, July 20, at s pm
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JUL, l9 r., iin I a P59yidsnTs = Hos;
SSH Atmore pl. Sc, father Of Mrs
Lille S Page. William P, Charles
also survived by 1--WE grandchildren
FrienoS may call at Gawler's Chapel.
1856 Pennsylvania ave. NV. (cour-
tesy parking opposite. where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday July 22
at . pm Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery
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on Friday, July Is. 1858. IUTHER
r; CLANCY, ST., of 9O3S Rhode
Island ave, College Park. Nd, be-
loved husband OF Mary I. CLANCY
and father of Mary Jean Wenzei
Roland and Luther r. CLANCY, jr
Josephine Grammar and Mamie
Houser: four brothers, Joseph, Char
lie. James and Percy CLANCY. and
six grandchildren. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore
july Il, at 10 an Relatives and
friends invited, Interment st
John'a CemeterY RelfsVille. Nd on
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SHANNON. MARGARET q. on sat-
Hospital HESSf Iu EA Ia lssS s sESSsoS
Of 1888 L q. NV, beloved sister OF
Helen 8, Shannon and aunt OF
Mrs. Judy Barrett Martin. Friends
may call At the Saffell Funeral
Home: 479 r. St n.yS sfter ~ m
funeral later.