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Charles {. Love,
PEPCO Retiree

Charles E. Love, 70. a retired
employe Of the Potomac Elec-
trio Power Co.. died Monday in
Sikesville, Md,
Mr.. Love joined PEPCO as a
young man after he moved TO
Washington from his home at
Dumfries, Va. When he retired
in 1850, after as years service,
he was foreman Of the overhead
lines section.
Mr., Love suffered a stroke
last May. He had been a pa
tent at the Springfield Hos
pital in Sikesville for four days
before his death.
He leaves his wife Emma of
the home address at 2l0l Hilda-
rose drive, Silver Spring; three
brothers. John of Glendale, Md,
Ernest of Chillum, Md, and
William of Landover, Md: three
sisters, Mrs. Thelma LeDroux
of Landover Hills, Md. Mrs.
Emma Menefee of College Park,
Md, and Mrs. Verna Randolph
of 602 F street NE.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow in the Deal Fu-
neral Home at 1912 Georgia
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Melvin E. Sheerer, EmpIoye
Of Naval Weapons Plant

Melvin Z. Sheerer. a retired
Electrical engineer for the
Naval Weapons Plant, died last
night in Washington Hospital
Center after a long illness.
Mr.. Sheerer as born in Pat
,rSon N. ]. He attended
achools there and later was
graduated from the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technol-
ogy in 1919. He returned to
Paterson where he worked for
electrical firms.
During the depression. Mr..
Sheerer worked for two years
as an instructor in refrigera-
ton and oil burners in a Gov
ernment-sponsored program in
Paterson.
In 1871. Mr.. Sheerer was sent
to Washington by a Paterson
electrical firm to assist in an
elght-week project. He de-
cided to stay on in the District
after he completed his work.
During the war he assisted in
work on the Pentagon and the
Naval Hospital in Bethesda.
Mr.. Sheerer was employed by
the Naval Weapons Plant for
II years. He retired two years
ago.
Mr.. Sheerer was a member
Of PaterSon's Local l02 and
the Districts Local 81 of the
International Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers. He was a
Scottish Rite Shriner and a
Mason. He belonged to the
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Never Memorial Service
Held in All Souls Church

Seven Last Words of Christ
on the Cross" were played by
the Marlboro Festival Quartet.
Pianist Rudolf Serkin Joined
the quartet for the playing Of
the first movement OF the
Brahms Quintet in F minor.
In attendance were repre-
sentatlves of finance. govern
ment and journalism. the fields
in which Mr.. Meyer diStin-
guished himself
Among them were Attorney
General Rogers. Secretary Of
the Treasury Anderson. Fed
eral Reserve Bank Chairman
William McCheSney Martin.
Supreme Court Justice Felix
Frankfurter; Allen W. Dulles,
director of the Central Intelli-
gence Agency. and Henry Alex
ander. president of J. P. Nor
gan & Co.
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Harold D. Jacobs Dies;
Founded Baltimore Post

Howard organization and was
associated with the Santa Bar
bara (CalifJ News Press and
the New Bedford Mass
Standard Times.
He became administrator in
charge of public relations for
the Department of Labor in
1899. A year later he organ
lied the public relations de-
partment for the War Depart
ment. resigning after World
War II.
In l94l he married Mrs. A.
Ray Katz. daughter of a
wealthy Baltimore merchant
and art collector. They lived
at Grey Rock, an estate near
suburban ReiSterstown.
He leaves, besides his wife,
a son by a former marriage,
John Peter Jacobs of Kalama-
zoo, Mich; a sister. Mrs. Fred
Charles, Charlottesville. Ind.
and a brother, Leon Jacobs,
Paw Paw. Mich.
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Nicholas N. MetropoIsky,
Orthodox Arch-Priest

The Right Rev. Nicholas N.
Metropolsky. 70. mitred arch
priest. dean of the Russian Or
thodox Church in Connecticut
and pastor of st. Mary's Rus
sion Orthodox Church in SIAM
ford. Conn. died yesterday in
Arlington Hospital of a heart
attack.
Mr.. Metropolsky had come
from Stamford on Sunday to
visit his daughter and son-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hal
version of POS Meadow View
road. Falls Church.
Mr.. Metropolsky. a native of
San Francisco, had been in the
Russian Orthodox Church for
A years. He had served in st.
Paul. MINI; Seattle, Chicago.
Syracuse. N. Y; Salem, Mass.
and Detroit.
He had been pastor of st.
Mary's for the last IS years. His
early seminary work was done
in Russia.
Mr.. Metropolsky's father. the
late Rev. Nicholas Metropolsky,
was one Of the first Russian Or
thodox missionaries to the West
Coast of the United States and
Alaska.
Besides his daughter. he
leaves his wife. Eva, of SIAM
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Dr.. Samuel Robert Wells, 81,
Hogerstown Physician

HAGERSTOWN, Md. July
% (AP) DIR. Samuel Robert
Wells Hagerstown physician
and Washington County coro-
ner, died yesterday of a heart
attack at Washington County
Hospital. He was 54.
A native of New Martinsvllle.
w. Va. he was graduate of
the University of West Virginia
and the medical cohcRe of the
University of Maryland.
He served as an intern and
surgical resident at Maryland
General Hospital in Baltimore
for two years before entering
private practive here in 1880.
He was appointed deputy
county medical examiner coro-
ner in 1886.
DR.. Wells was a member of
the Randolph Winslow Surgical
Society of Baltimore. the
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BALTIMORE. July % (AP) i.
Harold Duane Jacobs. for
mer newspaper publisher and
Federal Government official,
died yesterday. He was So.
Mr.. Jacobs had suffered a
fall last winter and a SUISSE
Quent stroke which contributed
to a lingering illness.
A native Of Paw Paw. Mich.
ne Joined the United Press and
advanced to bureau manager
at Washington. He later be-
came managing editor Of the
Washington Daily News.
In 1922 Scripps Newspapers
assigned him TO found the
Baltimore Post. 1t began as a
news tabloid - differentiated
from the picture tabloids then
popular in New York - and
within five years was fully es-
tabhshed.
He left to become publisher
Of the Pittsburgh Press in 1929.
Later he left the Scripps-
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In Mrnlnriairi

CAMPBELL- CLARA J.. AND HENRY.
II loTl1E =e-EI & oz- mother
and tlths-- M1thss. CLARA J
CAMPSELL- TAo 1sSxsc aE4y ten
years age June - 1919 father.
HENRY CAMPBELL Eno PASSED
sEAy J-ly - 1881
In some snail way. every CAV
Memories G eot1 q yo2 eo7s Cur
LOVING DAUGHTERS HENRIETTA
MARIEA- GERVA1SE-
COLEMAN. RUTH J. IN loving men,
o-y cs C-- Gear -C-ns-- RUTH J
COLEMAN. WEo passed away twenty
Two years sEo rocay. Jzly -. 1887
We have CIV Es7o-y. dear
We eSe-1sS o. Whole lie through.
Bat TIE sweetness vi i've forever
As ne treasure me zsEory Of yo1
YOUR CHILDREN
FERGUSON. JAMES ARTHUR Il sad
o-l LOVING EeEc-y g JAMES Ar
THUR FERGUSON VIA passed sEay
four years EEo tocay- July - 1855
Sunset ard svszirg star
And c1s Gear cal fro- ne
Anc NAV there - 10 sadness AZ the
When ] =. g, . ga
YOUR LONELY WIFE EZABETH
REID FERGUSON
FREELAND. JAMES BOYD. In Loving
neno-y q JAMES BOYD FREE
LAND. WHO departed this life Eve
years ago 1oGRy- IEly - 1884
Sweet TIE ze=o-y hs has left Us.
ThcuEh GU hearts are sad
Great the elssS-1E that vas gwen
Just 10 czL hin DAD
HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN
griffin, FREDERICK In memory
Q. or Gear brother FREDERICK
GRIFFIN Eho osSSed azsy July
- 1855
Ee vas 1zS- . p,sl1 hrOsher
With = lovely SzLe each 6ay
As 1s 5o---sye6 q his way
Those Who knew h.- loved hin.
When We So rs vacant char
We know 1oT zEch Ne s missed
EIS SISTERS
MILLER MARTHA z In lcElrs mem
MILLER Eno passed sxsy 81 years
aEo TO-DAY JAY - 1855
EER SONS
RES. MARY c In a-sc5cus mem
o-y o. ~ CARING zo-Esr NARY
REES- Ehcz Gc6 called 70 her
stsT1E; rs<t tEo ysa-s sEo today.
july - 1887
SAFE n the Ans q Jesus.
Safe CT His EelEls eEe4Ss;
SAFE n HIS owe cTs-Sha6oUed
You have fozaa sEesi pescs and
resi-
Mana vas tired a1d weary.
Wesry With kear-achs< and years.
Put 6oEu her EIassss and Bile.
Size VII no- need then again
Into Heavens zEaslous she's
entered
Never 10 s'zh o. to weep
After loaE ysarS WITH hes sI-uEElss.
Mana hsx tAlls1 aS-es1-
Oh Mana Es Mss yog 50.
But ne know &C. are IN Gods
kesplg
Sadly missed ~
YOUR DEVOTED ONES MAE AND
BILL
SCHURNANN. ANNA N IcytrE mem
or Cs NJ Gear wife ANNA SCHUR-
MANN Who csp8rzs6 This life three
years EEo- JAY - 1885
July brtnEs q sad Eszo-y
OF GU loEe6 ole so1s 70 rest.
You vi never - to-Ectgsn
By TIE ozeS Uho .oTec you hest
LOVING HUSBAND WILLIE
While REV JESSE. A tribute Of
love and 6sTotlo1 sacred 70 the
S5 5SSy :? SES S1' 81 H NstT and 2.
!EIs assistant pEs-c- a. the JsSruSa-
len BE1-lSt CEUrcA- Eho departed
this Life seven yssrs azo, July -
1852
A precious C1e tro- IS has zous.
A woke ne Owed s Stllied
Place = vacant = or ho-e.
Which EsTe- can ee 6LeG
beautiful life that cane 70 Al end.
He oled as hs Evec- svsryo1s'S
DEVOTED WIFE MRS ETA
WHITE STSTER- MRS STELLA
LIE; BROTHER ALBERT WHITE
WILKINSON. BERTIE. II memory Of
BERTHE WILKINSON Eho passed
sEAy this CAV o-s year aEc, J1ly -
Gene. BIT nos to-zo.te1
We loved yo-- CT Goc Owed you
best.
son. RALPH Hall WIFE JULIA
Hall GRANDCHILD, JOSE
FETNE Hall.
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The life and works Of Eugene
Meyer, chairman of the board
of the Washington Post Co.,
were lauded yesterday in a
memorial service attended by
800 persons at AL Souls
Unitarian Church.
A eulogy by Chief Justice
Warren pictured Mr.. Meyer.
who died Friday at the age of
SO, as a morally and intel
lectually brave man" who
"plowed new ground in every
field he entered"
The Chief Justice described
Mr.. Meyer as a distinguished
mind, an artist in many
meters a rare friend. a giver
of good counsel, a patriotic
spirit, a source of honor and
a graphic model of how a citi-
zen of our democracy ought to
bear himself if he means to
bear himself we'll"
Justice Warren recalled Mr..
Meyers response. on his 80th
birthday anniversary, to a
question about his greatest &C
complishment in life. Mr..
Meyer said:
THE greatest accomplish
ment was in the form of a dis
covery-the discovery early in
life of the power and the glory
Of truth"
The Rev. Duncan Hewlett,
pastor of All Souls Church,
read the Scripture and deliv-
cred a prayer
Selections from Haydn'S
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Mrs. Douglas Corvette

LOUISVILLE, KY, July %
(AP) Mrs. Douglas Corvette.
Al, wife of the assistant general
manager of the Louisville Times
and the Courier journal. died
Monday after being involved in
two traffic accidents. She and
her husband were seriously in
jured in a car-truck collision
and a few minutes later the
police cruiser carrying Mrs.
Corvette to a hospital was hit
by another car.
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Harry }. Miller, SO, Owner
Of Printing Firm Here

Harry j. Miller, SO, for many
years the owner of Caslon
Press, a Washington printing
firm, died of a heart attack in
East Greenville, Pa, while Wis
iting an ailing brother.
Mr.. Miller, who was born in
Philadelphia, began working in
the printing trade at his home.
After service in World War l,
he resumed his work in print
ing. In 1929, he came to Wash
ington and Joined the Caslon
firm. eventually becoming its
owner. The business is located
at 1904 Twenty-third street
NV.
An active civic worker. Mr..
Miller held memberships in the
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American Medical Association
and the Maryland Medical and
Chirurgical Society. He was a
member Of the nominating
committee of the Maryland
Academy of General Practice
and was past president of the
Washington County Medical
Society and the staff of Wash
ington County Hospital.
He leaves his wife. Virginia:
his father. Samuel r. Wells:
two sons. Samuel R. jr. of
Baltimore and Richard H. of
Hagerstown, a daughter. Miss
Suzanne Wells of Hagerstown:
two brothers. Friend c. and F.
Ephrlam of New Martinsville.
and two sisters. Mrs. Daniel A.
Bailey and Mrs. Percy Yoho of
New Martinsville.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow.
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Washington Board Of Trade.
the YMCA Mems Club and
the Graphic Arts Association.
He attended the First United
Church of Christ at 1900 New
Hampshire avenue. Takoma
Park, where he served as elder
and secretary.
He leaves his wife. Eva. of
the home address at l0308 New
Hampshire avenue, Silver
Spring. and three brothers.
Charles of East Greenville. and
Gustave and Fred, both of Phil
adelphia.
Services will be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the First United
Church.
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Almas Temple. He was a for
mer member of st. Peters
Church in Clifton, N. J.
He leaves his wife Elva of
the home address, 7016 Eastern
avenue NV; a son, Eugene NJ,
of 1924 Baltimore avenue, Ia
koma Park, Md. and four
grandchildren, V. Cheryl. Carol
G.. Cathy E., and Terry E.
Scottish Rites services will be
held at $3.50 pm. Friday in the
Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll street NV. Burial will
be in Paterson, N. j.
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ford. and two sons. Nicholas. Of
the faculty of Fordham Univer-
Sity. and Alexander, now serv-
ing with the Air Force.
Funeral services will be
Saturday at st. Mary's Church
in Stamford.
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TeViuh Sachs

BOSTON. July p tAPl-
Teviah Sachs. So. former presi-
dent Of the Waltham Watch
Co.. died yesterday OF a heart
ailment- He made his home in
Darlington. R I
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DEATHS
Anssaneenents 81

AnBs8nee1e1ts 81
Services ~ CkAnken
LeAhy.
Fleet Admiral
William D.
U-S.N wv ChamheFs CO.
BaSther.
Blanoheg J. wv CkAmAerS Co
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LNCOLN-4 beautiful E-1vs-
Sltes a. sacrifice price. choice SET
ton. IU 2-lsSs
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BTTLER. GRACE on Mon5,,

20 1859. at Prince Georgss Hos
pital, GRACE BUTLER Of Ills 5Arh
ave, Chapel Oaks Nd, devoted wife
Of James Butler and sister Of Ger
trude BroAdneck, Myrtle Beard
Caroline Melvin, the Rev Charles
Field, John. James and Roscoe FlslcS
Also surviving are other relatives
and friends After s IN WednsE-
day, July -, friends may call At
the Rollins Funeral Home s2,gQ
Hunt pl. ne, where prayers Will
be offered at pm Requiem mass
will be said at the Church Of the
Incarnation. lO72 Browning n E
at am Thursday July - In
nT74
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July 20, 1859, al Coral Gables FsE
Of the late william J. CAss.osy.
sister Of Albert J Kinmel. bun-
Of Albert G. jay S ana DeAns Z
Kimmel and Mrs Charles J Bar
rett, jr., Of Dallas, Tex FRIENDS
may call at the " W Deal Funeral
Home, 1872 Georgia ave nv after
10 m. Thursday, July - Funeral
services on Friday, July -, al no
am. InDerment ArlinRUon National
Cemetery. %
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DENTON. EDDIE. on sa.ara.g. Jal.

Is. 1859. EDDIE sAXIoN q ISI5
Swami ST nv beloved son Of Car
RE Merrill and William B-EXIon
He also leaves 10 noun Ihelr Loss
one daughter, three SISTERS, one
brother, one aunt, three unc3Ss ana q
host OF other relatives End -r.s1cS
MI BraXton may be seen Al lRIntE S
Funeral Home, lS22 llIh 81 nv
after l. noon MeunesoRy- July -
where funeral services vii be held
on Friday. July "a, Al IL noon
1nterment Arlington NAIlolkl Gene
terry. Please omiI flowers. IS
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y -I-tE q
GsORGk $ STEPHENS, Jr-.

J. ALFRED COLLINS. Secretary.
MACAEH- LOUISE. On SATURDAY.. July
L. 1855 LOUISE MACEsY. she
stzEeS q husband. George Maczey
51rsS 11scss- osner relatives and
1E1e1-s- Friends may cal a. the
-cF1ss Funeral Home II6 Nassa-
S1-Ss-GS ave nv after pm
We1lsSG2E- July -. Wners services
Will oS 1elG On THURSDAY. July 81.
a. $50 Pm 1rterme1t WoodlaEu
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BUsCHER, BLANCHE ]. OF washsnE,

ton, D C.. on July q. 1859 wife
OF Bernard s. Buscher and SISTER OF
MIS- Eva Dempsey. PRAYERS al
Chambers Geo-getoWn Funeral
Home, 2O72 NJ 81 nv On Fr.day.
July 21 at 1850 an Mass AZ
the HOLY Trinity Church 36th 81
between N and o SITS nv al IL
noon Interment Arlington National
Cemetery %
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sNIRNoFT. NARGrERIrE ChKEr

Suddenly. On Sunday, july II. 1859.
MRS MARGUERITE CLARET SMTR-
NOFF Of 2475 Virginia ave nv.
widow Of the late Ii Alexander
Snirnof and beloved mother Of
Robert SuirnoE OF Houston. Tex
She also is survived By her sister
Mrs Helen SchmItt OF EemOsTsRa.
Long Island. n Y grandson
Charles Frederick SnirIoS. and q
GRANDDAUGHTER, Alexen5ra SmlrnoSI
beth Of Houston. Tex Funeral ssry-
ices viii be held Al HysonE Funeral
Home. 1900 y 81. nv On thurs
DAY July B, al l.3o IN Inter
nent IN Cedar Hi Csnetsry.
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VILLAIN VII. A. yoRDoN, serrsiary.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatorlun.

SreIIld OOI lUllI
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 Ano Mass Ave NE L $500
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BROwNsTEIN. JACOB n. Suddenly,

on Wednesday, July - 1859
JACOB n. BROWNSTEIN Of lWSN4
East Nolcrest drive, Silver Spring
Nd. beloved husband Of FraCA
Brownstein and ceEo1ed father Of
Phyllis BToEnstein. He also L snr-
vlVed by sister, Sarah Brown
stein Of New YORK, ana IND b-uIhs-x-
Harry BroEnstein Of New YORK and
Sam BroEnsteIn Of LOS AnEt1sS-
Calf Funeral services al the Be-
nard DanZansky a. Sons F-lsral
Home, 1901 l4h 81. nv On FRIDAY
July "a, At $50 an llIs-lt-G
Arl1ngton National Cemetery Ne
mortal week, l0>p4 rASI SEn1r-tS-
drive, Silver Spring. Nc IN hen
OF flowers, the family suggests con-
tributions may be MADE 10 the EeA-t
Fund %
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BROWN. EMMA AUGUSTA PIPER.

On Saturday. July Is 1889
EMMA AUGUSTA FIFER brow \
OF OIL 2lst 81. ne. btlOVe1
sister Of Mrs Ruth EDls.u--
Mrs Rosa LEWIS. Mrs cy4VlR
Patterson. BENJAMIN, Percy and d
Paul PIPER, grRnumoileI o. KAN
crime B. Philips Of BalIInors, No :
Gertrude A. White O. nesl EE-E-
ton Beach Ions island, y y
Charles Alden ana RhoZlsr 7. SrCEu
mother-ln-IaE o. Mrs AelIle Bros
Butler She also is survived DE-
ten grest-gTannchlldTen sR great
great-grandchldren. DINER relEIlVtS
and friends. After pn Wecnss-
to cali a. he Ven 49, - q -
Church. 9Th and S SITS nv where
funeral services VIII be held On
Thursday. July %, Al II noon
1nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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BOYD, GEORGE + s. sr On Tues

3UEDt UEUhNlE I. - 81 N- J II
Gay, july -, 1885. GAORGE :. :
BOYD, ST, beloved huSbRnu O. kz-2EE
Blanche boyd tnee SUIT AS, lAInSl
OF George J. S. Boyu, u .brc1ner
OF William BOYD ana ErRdclElht !
OF Barbara MarSosn. Carolyn D-AlE
ano George BoyG. Sd fTlelcs mas
call al the Robsrt A MsIsalg.g
Funeral Home. l3l llIh 81 Sc
until friday. July "a. a. $50 an
REQUIEM mass al 81. Dominic :
Church al 10 an Relatives ana
friends invited lnIerleII Mount
OlYet Cemelerg. -
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day. July 10, 1859, al D c. Gen
CAVTTZ CT 500 MARYLAND ave ne
friend Of Mrs Emma I. TUT. NJ
RAlDh " Tut and Ms Marie
Everhsrt. Friends may cal 4. the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. and Mas
Sachusetts ave. ne. where services
VIII be heio on THURSDAY july -
at 10 an Internsn; Cedar Hill
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CHANDLER, PETER W. On Monday

July 90, 1859, PETER n CHAND-
LER Of 1906 18th 81 nv husband
of Margaret D Chandler, father OF
Mrs. Myrtle Stanley and Mrs Fran
ces Lawrence Friends may chll al
Gawler's Chapel 1855 Pa ave nv
Graveside services VIII bt hsld al
Washington National Cene1erE. SUIT
land I'd, Nd. on THURSDAY. july
% at > D m
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-, 1858, al MS -eSlatnct. 49,
Alabama ave. Sc CLAUDE ]
BEALL, beloved husband o. F1og-
ence L. beall and IHIntr o. Roam
S Seal and JuEnltA B HETEAn
brother OF airs. IVA Brow, Mrs
Myrtle Entglstle, Albert O. kEO-y
and russell Seal he also Is SUI
VlVed py nVe grandchildren and IEC
great-grandchl4dren. Funeral from
his late residence Gu Fr1dEE. glN
%, al 1850 pm. SerE1oeS al The
First Methodist Church, STBcbuTE
Heights, al pm. ElIolbllasl.
Gear HILL Mausole An. -
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- Spiritual Director
CAT HAR1NE c. McCAWLEY.
President

JOSEPH On MONDAY. July
~; tS9t, a. Sloley hospital 10
see 1ARLNO Of 59O4 5.sd place.
t-l--crs<1 heights. Nd. husband Of
me l45e Theresa Marine. father Of
R Glacaio1s. pete !. ana Vinc e.;5
a MarI1g- grandfather Of MIS-
-lsreSA NJ BuS4da and joseph Y
M4E-1g- Friends nay cali at the
M ISt FE9sraI Home. +th st and
41ss ave re- until s:+5 am
VI. o o1ered AZ the Hoy PANTY
S&l11-1c Church. @SlU CaII0Uay ave
EslA-rTeSE He1ghts, Nc al $50 am
-14sTIs1t 81 Marys Cemetery p
PASQUALE- On TUESDAY,
july Il 1885, PASQUALk MAE-
z z.-eo- oSso,sG nlsh2no Of the late
e01-l1lc and John MARITIME, Lucia
5ru41skE and MARY Pautslena
ETle11s may call al the Lee Funeral
HoZs- 41n st and Mass ave ne
1.lsT noon THURSDAY. July "a
l1i- SATURDAY July Is al 2 40
an ReGulsu mass al the 8
eCE1caS XAVIER ChUrch at 10 an
-se-Al-VeS ana friends invited In
lsE@s1E ST Mays Cemetery. "A
JOHN 4 On Mo1day
szE 20. 1879, John r McCOR-
MASA q I+li 5tl s. nv beloved
191Es- q the late John r In He
$50 : SURVIVED oy tEo daughters,
MIS- FANNIE Mccormick Walker and
Phyllis "a MCCORMICK. two sons
James Il and Attorney Joseuh
AcN1TElck stX brothers. joseph c
4lsX- Mchl1ley Macec- Neal and
Same MCCORMICK. al OF North
SaEo-Al1 ea1Ehter-I-laE. Mrs.
HELM ? McCo-uIck one so1-l1-
AZ C14lLb-s C Walker four
rG11c11l1rsn- Columbus C. walker.
e. A1r-91 l Betty L Walker and
En1sTCa 2 walker and joseph
MCCcr1rcE 4 and other relatives ana
1rle1cS After 1 IN Wsdues5ay
July = friends nav caQ at the
sE8E1e- Funeral Home. 5Sq Rhode
Island ave Nv where services VII
ee he'd OF THURSDAY. July % a.
p herman Ifrerrr NEs---faI
Cs-sse-T. -
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SMITH. WILLIAM SAMUEL UNCn

BILL. On Wednesday. July -
1859, at his residence Rockville
Nd. WILLIAM S. SMITH beloved
husband Of the late Fannie Smith
He leaves 10 mourn one brother
Albert & Smith Of Hav-s de Grace
Nd; a devoted niece. Ms Resale
II Campbell. two brothers-in-lsE
other uieces- nepheWS. relatives snd
friends Notice Of funeral later
Services By SnOwren
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BLYTHE. Il. MALoOLM a. s.. oa

Monday, July 70, 1853, h NAL
COLM n. ~ K1aH, -. OF -Al-laa4---
Nd. beloved hnSoRno o. O4lEt P
bIy.ne, 4alarr 4. -,z.es-4 sa-4s-a-
haze lhIrIeS, CIlVe r. Jones, MAJ
Raret SnegOgue, " oocroW ., lhAr2es
h, Rooert n. ana h n. A S-ythf-
y. tBuuoyg. ne a4so IS s1TElEeS
and AIRS. Anne Sullivan. a brol1eE-
Charles v. BIyIhe. fourteen slklC-
chlldren ana q greRt-g-Anas0n- rel
aIlves ana TTlenGS NAV CAL al t1t
Gasch Funeral home. 4s,SS RAlIl-
more ave, hyAttsVllle. No, EleEt
services will be held or THURSDAY.
July -, at , Pm Inte-lenl FO-I
Tinrnlp CSm4rRTy 80
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BEYANf ABBIE, o. Moaday- Jal7

20, 1859, ABBIE BRYANT Of -
Kentucky ave Sc. vie Of ne az
Hubert Bryant, mother Of Ts-ry
Vaughn and Dennis Ear Bryant,
daughter Of Johnnie KIlg anu sl>.es
OF Fay KornegAy, Mary Z Andrew
Johnnie. Ear and Charles KING
Other relatives and friends also Sur-
we Remains may be viewed al lAs
Frazier Funeral Home 3>g hhoLs
Island ave. nv. from = 70 Is p-
Thursday July % Funeral anG
interment Al Follocksvlllt- y c %
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20, 1859, HUBERT BRYANT Of SS5s3
Kentucky ave Sc husband Of The
late Abbie Bryant, son Of Mallls
and DOVE Bryant, father Of Terry
Vaughn and Dennis Earl BRYANT
brother Of Mildred MORGAN. EdTard
E, James and Willie Lee BryAn1
Other relatives and friends also sur
VlVe Remains may De viewed Al
the Frazer Funeral Home GSq
Rhode Island ave nv from > 10 8
pm. Thursday, July - Furs-Al
and inteTment PollocksVIlle- N c -