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Retired Muchinist

William H. Harrington, 10, a
retired machinist who came to
this country from England as
a young man. died Sunday in
the Lemon Nursing Home in
Fairfax, Va.
Mr.. Harrington, born in Pl'S-
ton, England, first went to
Canada, where he served his
apprenticeship as a machinist
in Montreal. His first job in
the United States was in Cleve-
land. again as an apprentice.
in 1919.
Moving to the District in
1884, Mr.. Harrington worked at
the Naval Gun Factory until
1852 He last worked for the
Melpar Corp, retiring in 1855.
He leaves his wife Myrtle of
the home address, 829 South
Tweneieth street, Arlington;
two sons, John v. of Niagara
Falls. Canada. and George P
Duane of Arlington: a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Edith Sutherland of
Toronto. Canada; two sisters,
Mrs. Carrie O'Brady and Mrs
Phoebe Bluett, and two broth
ers Arthur and Jack. all of
Toronto, four grandchildren
and two Observation-Disclosures.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow in the Grace Epis-
copal Church at 1901 Russell
street. Alexandria. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Kenneth Fronzheim, Helped
On FuirIinqton Architecture

Kenneth Franzheim, SO, an
architect who assisted in the
design Of the huge darlington
apartment project in nearby
Virginia, was buried yesterday
in Houston. Tex.
Mr.. Franzheim died of a
heart attack last Friday in
Mexico City. He. had requested
that news of his death be
withheld until after the fu-
neral.
Before moving to Houston in
l94l. Mr.. Franzheim main
tanned Offices in Washington,
New York and Chicago. Be-
sides working on the Falrlin2-
ton project. completed during
World War II. Mr.. Franzheim
also helped in the Mclean
Gardens design.
Shortly after the war. Mr..
Franzheim served as a super
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Leo Dillon, S.,
Officer of Firm

Leo r. Dillon. general man
ager of Creel Brothers, an auto
motive supply firm. died Sum
day of a heart attack while
mentioning with his wife in
San Francisco.
Mr.. Dillon. IS. started with
Creel Brothers as a part-time
salesman while he was at
tending Georgetown Univer-
sity's Foreign Service School IN
1925. He was graduated the
following year and worked his
way up through the firm, until
he was named general man
ager several years ago.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Vir-
ginia T. Dillon, of the home
address. 1927 Baltimore street,
Kensington, Md; a son and
daughter, Richard L. and Vir-
ginia w., Of the same address,
and another daughter, Mrs.
William D. Ladd, Toll Georgia
street, Chevy Chase.
He also is survived by his
father, Robert, Of Carrolltown,
Pa: three brothers. Bernard j.
and Patrick, both of Carroll
town. and John of Sidman, Pa;
and four sisters, Mrs. LiGouri
Lacey and Mrs. Lambert Weak
land Of Carrolltown; Mrs. Dom
aid booth, Edensburg. and Mrs.
Robert Allen Titusville, Va.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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visory architect in the Recon-
struction Finance Corp. He
was a fellow of the American
Institute of Architects.
Born in Wheeling, w. Va, he
received his architectural train
ing at the Massachusetts, In
stitute Of Technology. He was
graduated from there in 1918.
During World War I, he was
in the Air Corps.
While living in Houston. Mr..
Franzheim designed banks,
public buildings and depart
ment stores. He was a former
president of the Houston chap
ter of the Ala.
Besides his wife of Houston,
he leaves two daughters, Mrs.
Lille w. McCullar, also Of
Houston. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Reece of Switzerland; a son.
Kenneth. Of Houston; a brother,
George, of Dunkirk. N. Y, and
seven grandchildren.
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J. A. Sullivan,
Ex-Bunk Guard

James A. Sullivan. 81, q life
long Washington resident, died
OF pneumonia Sunday at the
Washington Hospital Center.
Mr.. Sullivan. a former guard
at the Riggs National Bank,
was q Spanish-American War
veteran. He retired from the
bank Is years ago.
AS a young man, Mr.. Sulli-
van worked at the Naval Gun
Factory He received his early
education in District public
schools Recently. he had been
living at the John Dickson
Home at 5000 Fourteenth street
NV.
Mr.. Sullivan was a member
OF the Spanish-American War
Veterans and at one time be-
longed to the Holy Name So
ciety Of Trinity Church.
He leaves two sons, James j.,
Of 1929 Upton street NV. and
Daniel, Of 941 Waller place
Sc: a daughter, Mrs. Isabel
Brooks. Of 63l North Oakland
street. Arlington: two brothers,
Cornelius of 1904 w street NV.
and Austin, Of 5005 Seventieth
place. Landover Hills, Md; a
sister, Mrs. Isabel Simpson, OF
Leesburg, Va. eight grandchil-
dren and four great-grandchil-
'dren.
A requiem mass will be said
at 10 a m. tomorrow in the
Church Of the Nativity at Geor-
gia avenue and Peabody streets
NV. Burial will be in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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Willard F. Huqhes

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. II
(AP) Willard F. Hughes, ST..
deputy national inspector gen.
eral Of Amvets, died Sunday
after suffering a cerebral hem
orrhage. Mr.. Hughes, former
Kentucky State Amvets COM
mander and national provost
marshall in 1855. was in his
third term as deputy national
inspector general.
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began his State Department
career in 1915.
He leaves his wife. Carolena
Huddle of the home address; a
daughter, Mrs. Carolyn Wells.
1924 Raymond street, Chevy
Chase. Md; two grandchildren,
and a sister, Miss Miriam w.
Huddle of Paraguay.
Services will be held at $3.50
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pennsylvania ave-
nuc NV. Burial will be
private.
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W. S. Culpepper, Jr..
Bow Scout Executive

EASTON, Pa, Mar. II (AP)
Walter s. Culpepper. jr., "a,
a veteran Scout executive. died
yesterday ut his home after q
long illness.
Mr.. Culpepper was due to
retire next month after serving
for 20 years as Delaware Valley
Council executive of the Boy
Scouts of America.
Before coming to Easton, he
served as the first such council
executive of Portsmouth, Va.
his native city.
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Druths

THOMAS, REBECCA ELLERsON. On
tImoTe, Nd. KEBEccA ELlE9s0N
THOMAS. beloved wife OF the late
Armstrong Thomas. Friends may
ssll at the ., MI,ehsn aO% "n I lSSo
day March IL. from. to 5 pm,
Services at the Franklin Street Pres
byterian Church on Wednesday
March is. at . pm Interment in
Druid Ridge Cemetery. Please omit
flowers.
TIMMONS, CAROLINE NJ. CARRIE.
OF 943g Rhode Island ave, Col;ege
Park. Nd. on March Is. 1859.
S %i Le RI Timmo m%Ons sis mG'n &
Lsvslie. services at tie Chambers
Funeral ITnI Hone; $500 A Cleveland ave
is, at pm. Interment Fort LIN
coin Cemetery II
TODD. MATTE J. On Sunday. March
c si 'y MATTE f Topp Of hstli
I'D st. ne, beloved wife Of Mr.
MAGIC Todd. Also surviving are
two daughters. Mrs, Marguerite Rlcks
and Mrs., Frances Nichols OF Wash
Et fkIn Coles Of st. ni Louis si'i Mo- Ms Ms
Louise Gillian OF Little Rock. Ara,
and Mrs, Mae Frances FinneJ OF
Los Angeles. Calf. a nephew. Mr.
i've grandchildren, ether relatives
the Cornish & Cornish q Son FI-
neral Home. 9l2i 10th 81. NV. Re-
mains may be viewed on Wednes-
S fss HsTss is at a ss9 'T homs
where prayers will pe said at sac
m. Thursday. March 10: THENCE
to 81. Francis de Sales Church,
SS9l5 Rhode Island ave. pc. for
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Is
vEsTRACI. BLOUSE d. On Monday.
March 10, 1899, at GeorgetoWn Uni
ysrsity Hospital ELouIsE o YES
tract, sr., and mother u Joseph
staufier and Mrs Charles jackson.
Funeral services at the simmons
h hop. I rqnf .e FSn; SAL sel GS9d
on Thursday. March 10, at II
an. an intsrment Fort Lincoln Gene
Marea ~ 1859. =" at her H res ddss:
2lgl Sonnertieu: ave NV. MARY
A. WATERS. wife OF Spencer Waters.
Priva.e services will be held at
0AWleF knApel, 100 IA. ave. n " 20
on Thursday March 10. at II 2 m.
WHELCHEL. VERNON Z. On Sun
day. March Is, 1859, a. Arlington
Hospital. VERNON L. WHELCHEL
Of S23 North CARRIED St. Arlington.
Va. beloved husband OF Joan NJ.
Whelchel, father OF Bernard and
Daniel Whelohel and stepfatheT Of
Linda Haynes Friends NAV call
at the Ives Funera. Home 2S41
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va Notice
OF funera' ARRANGEMENTS later.
WHITE, MARY L. on Saturday, March
u. 1853, at her residence. 26l7
Woodley pf. NV, MARY L. WHITE.
wife OF the late Robinson White,
mother OF Miss Sue L. White and
Noel r, White Friends may call at
Gawler'S Chapel. 1856 Pennsylvania
ave NV courtesy parking oppo-
sitel where services will be held on
Wednesday. March IL, at . pm. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery
YOUNG. ALFRED G. On Sunday.
March Is, 1859, ALFRED {. YOUNG
Of 1888 st. NV. Notice OF funeral
later.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIREl TORS
Attn 81 and Mass Ave NJ II = 1900
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECT OR9
Veterans BlIrial Allowance
$3.50
SIC n st. NE. Ii 3-4SSO
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GRANER. MARY ELIZABETH. In low
MARY EG1zABE'rH oRANER, who
passed away slxtetn years ago to-
day, Marcn II 1913.
+ We do not need this special day
To brins YOU TO cur minds:
Your H5t V'I 1ov ING e eHl pfai
HENDERSON, GEORGE L. In loving
memory Of our dear son, GEORGE
l.. HENDERSON, who departed this
( iite three years ago today March
II, 1856
May his soul rest in pesss:
Seioved mother, ANNA KEART, Who
left us exactly four wears ago TODAY,
/ March II 1855.
Dearest beloved, you will always be
HER son AND DAUGHTER.
KIRBY. ESTELLE 5. III loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother. ESIELLE
wears ago today. March II 1914.
The flowers we put upon your grave
May wIther and decay,
But the love we had for YOU IN life
Can never fade away.
HER Nn So q Srv WAL .NS ,,k MARIoNE
NEWMAN. RICHARD. In memory OF
NEWMAN, on this, the twenty-SiXih
anniversary Of your passing.
The years since YOU left US only
serve to make US miss you more
will be 'nerciful and grant you rest
PEARL AND ELoYcE.
PALMER. EMMA v. In sad but loving
rememnranee OF our mother, EMMA
ID years "G0 H fHss'' c MfEf5 En- 1905
PAIGE, GRACE Z. In loving memory
Of our dear mother. GRACE E.
PAIGE, who departed this life eight
wears ago today March ~, 1851
A precious one IRON Us is gone.
A, voice We loved is stilled;
A place is vacant in our home
Which never eau bP filled.
CHILDREN and GRANDCHILDREN
PORTER. VIOLA r In loving memory
OF our dear mother VIOLA z POR-
Ter, who passed away one wear
ago TODAY March II, 1865.
God gave Us strength TO pear 1t,
And courage to meet the blow;
But wha' 1t meant to lose you,
No one will ever know
LOVING SONS, JOHN BERNARD,
OUINTON PAUL PORTER. AND
GRANDDAUGHTER
SCHLEGEL. HARRY r In loving re-
membrance OF our father, HARRY
F. SCHLEGEL. who departed this
life nine years ago today, March
BORIS E ANDERSEN. HARRY F.
SCHLEGEL, JI., AND ROY D
SCH .EGEL
WGIssMUELLER. CATHERINE AND
MICHAEL. In owing memory OF our
mother. CATHERINE WEISSMUEL-
LER. VINO passed away 10 years ago.
March - 1914, and our father.
MICHAEL WEISSMUELLER, who
passed away 20 years ago today,
March u 1890.
Thy purpose. Lord, we cannot see
But az is well that's done by Thee
THEIR FAMILY.
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DEATHS
HIT Mrntnriam

BERRY, MEL,IN L. In loving mem
ory OF our deal father, MELVIN l.
BERRY, who passed away two years
ago today March ~ 1857.
God saw the road was getting rough
And tint hills Were marc to CLIMB
So He closed your weary eyeudS.
And whispered, Peace be thine.
MARGARET AND CATHERINE.
DoWDELL. EMMA In loving memoir
OF my dear friend. MRS EMMA
DJWDELL. who passed away two
years ago today, March H. 1857
Today recalls the memory,
OF a loved one passed TO rest;
And those VINO think oil you today
Are the ones VINO loved YOU best
AMANDA AND WILLIAM WHIT
MAN.
GALIz1ER. BARBARA X. In loving
memCry of my dear mother lsAk,
BARA K. GALITzkR, who passed
away uine years aso toaay, March
HER loving DAUGHTER. LILLIAN
b. HENDERSON.
COLBERT. PAULINE. In memory OF
my Gear mother. PAULINE COL
BERT. Tho passed away forty two
years ago today, March II. 1917
SO lie Is ike river
And death Is not the end,
But a icvelier pnd clearer view
SON, ROBERT @ SMITH.
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Darn uf Chunks

MANUEL, HOWARD G. I wish to ex;
tend my sincere. thanks 70 the hosl
OF friends, neighbogs, relatives and
Police Department for their visits
death Of my beloved husband Your
many kindnesses will always be re-
menbered.
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THOMAS, MARY CATHERINE. On
Sunday, March Is, 1859, at The
residence OF her son. Russell Thorn Is.
lth and Chestnut SITS, Bowie, I'D. g,
Of Fletchertown. Md. She also is
survived by three daughters FIVE
sons, twenty -eight grandchildren. ten
Observation-Disclosures. one sister, two
brothers, nieces. nephewS, other rcla e
1 THesds Shu Ma srchuS hi rtdrd; "a
call at her late residence, Fletcher
town. Md Mass will be celebrated
on Wednesday, March ~. at Q
am. at the Church of the Assem-
sion, Bowie. Nd luterment church
cemetery. Arrangements by Henry
s. Washington a. Sons.
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McKELLER. JOHN. oficers and mem.


.rTfAz. bers OF Hnntemann Pun
Hak Post, No 10. the Amer
Sk6 lcan legion. are requested
q TO attend the Legion serv-
Al ices Tor our late comrade,
x& JOHN MCCLELLAN. or
T% Tuesday. Marcn II. 1859,
hqns. es?sa bstih%Sors' 1 svt f RysiEs
EDWARD ". REIER Commander.
MERRYMAN, JULIE &. On Sunday,
March Is, 1859, JULIE L, MERRY
MAN. beloved wife o: the Iate Harry
l.. Merryman and grandmother Of
Julia King. Agnes Wotten and Gee, sc
L. 0reSsatt She also is survived
by her daughter Sn6 son n-laS; MI
NAV. call at the Robert A Mat
tingly Funeral Home. l3l llth st,
sc. Services at the Grace Church
Of the Nazlrene, 5sth ave. and L
March il s a. Md on Re %sEnsSd snd
friends Invited. intermrnt Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
MITCHELL, JOHN A. On Sunday,
March 10. 1859. at bis residence,
4l32 9th st NV. JOHN A. MITCH
Ell Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Dovie q. Brooks and
Otis r Allen.
MOUREFIELD, JOHN W. On Saturday,
Eii sreh Jo III l"S9' Mon NJ AlsG Hos 8;
Arlington, Va, beIOved husband Of
F:9rence E Moosrsflelt, lather Of
William II Moorefleld, Arlington, and
Richard X Moorefiold. Akron, Ohio:
brother. Of J T Mocrefeld. Rich
mond. Va. and Mis- Hattie Farrell.
Glover. Va he also IS survived By
three grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Arlington Funeral Home, 1901
N. Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va, until
10 nm. Tuesday, March H. Services
on Wednesday, March Is, at 0:l5
m. at the Clarendon Methodist
Church; eth st. north and N. Irving
ST., Arlington, Va Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. II
OWENS lMOLLIE) MARY. On Sun
Village MARY (MOLLlE) OWENS.
She Is survived by a nephew. Mr.
James Beason; q devoted sister-i
law, Mrs Mary Beos1n and many
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call on Tuesday, March II,
after pm. at the Henry W JUynes
Funeral Home, ll6 Massachusetts,
ave. NV Funeral services will be
held at | pm. Wednesday, March
Is. at the Mount Zion Methodist
Church. Edward D. MCGOWAN. pas
tor. the Rev. c. E. Queen ofIiciat-
ing. lnterment Woodiawn Cemetery
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MeKELLER. JOHN On Monday. March

lG 1853, JOHN McKELLER Of 1913
43d ave, Cottage CITY. Md. beloved
hfu ths Of Ea Efait4 " s Msnshsr sn nd
Joseph A McKeller He also is sur
vived BY seven grandchildren Rela-
tives and friends may call ct Gaseh'S
Funeral Home, 473n Baltimore ave,
day March II, where services will.
be held on Wednesday at 1850 am
Interment Arlington National Gem
etPry II
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With Regard to q
Gard of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonks In
The StoI meets o need which con
hardly be solved IN ony othe' woy
Not only 10 u gracious expression
Of gratitude 10 those Who hove sent
ilorel tributes but also eourteously
acknowledges the services and
kindnessss Of the mony to whom
q personal note Oh thonks eonnoi
we'll be moiled or whose homes
and addresses ore not known
insertion Of o cord Of thonks
moy be arranged BY telephone 10
The Stor. u, $1,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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BERTHA. OfnceTs and
members of the Ladies First
Aid Union OF chuTcht .
Inc, are requested 20 as
seinble In uniform on
Wednesday March Is,
1859. at 1880 pm. at
the Jarvis Funeral Home.
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bers of Fidelis Camp,
Royal Neighbors Of
America, are hereby NJ
tined Of the death OF
NeiRhbor ANNA B,
HID. Funeral serv-
ices at the W W. Deal
Funeral Home, 1912
NV.
NINA Z. POLITO,
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BRuNNER. JosEPH EARL. on Tuee

Ssy MsrsS Iipl 1884 SsaI st n A5li2StoR
Church, Va. be.oveo husband Of
Louise Higgins Drummer, father Of
Mrs. Albsr' W Kier Of hrxingt ton,
Nebr.: Joseph Earl Drummer. IT,,
of Richmond, Va, and James kich-
o. Mrs. Nelson Webb Bishop Of
San Francisco, Calf. friends may
call at the Birch Funeral Home,
1884 NJ st. NV. (psrkipg oppositel
after 4 pm. Wednesday. March
TX Na.ice of SerViceS Later. Is
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March Is. 1850. at SUBURBAN Hos
Biz BRdw ss'e e ioos5 r TESS rd po
tomac. Nd. beloved husband Of
Ethel Graeves Brown, father Of
Harold W Brown and Mrs. Kathryn
p Doubles. brother Of leslie c.
Brown and Mrs Robert B. Saunders
He also Is survived By fiye grand
children. Friends may cal at the
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
st. NV. parking opposltel. where
services viii be held on Wednesday,
March IS at II a.n Interment
81 Marks Episcopal Church Gene
terry. Highland. Nd. In lieu Of fiow-
ers, donations may be made to le
Heart Fund. IT
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OWENS Macy s.rs ., Sssrk . sps G TsS.
D |: & /!
Odis. fchp5sh,r i3 SY, NM S9th IT, Nv
LUTHER J.. ADAMS, W 2.
PARoUETTE. FREDERICK ARTHUR;
R Rsssssda AR hHyt sSReSuE1F EEED 81
1884 North Buchanan 81. !Arlina.
ton, Va, beloved husband Of Coral
Zee esrauette and brother o. JS Ss:IS
neral Home, .s1i Wilson blvd Ar
lington, Va. where funeral services
viii be held on Thursday, March
-, At I G An: Interment Arlington
PLuMMER. EDNA ELIZABETH. on
My.onEday' March ~, 1929; a. r the
PE sSEisi nfns PtuM GsP'a Of i igs
Florida ave. ne, devoted daughter
mother Of Mrs. Catherine. Butler,
Mrs. Josephine Shorter. Mrs. ce-
Cllla LhuCNAteft Fuubtlnuts Hupnueif
John Hamilton and Frederick Plum
nler. She also leaves to mourn their
loss fifteen grandchildren, other rela-
tives and many friends, Remairs
resting at the John T. Rhlnes n Co.
Notice Of funeral later.
RATTAN, JOHN. On Monday, March
10, 1859. In Hollywood, Fla. JOHN
RATTAN beloved father Of DR..
Howard RATTAN and Mrs. Robert E.
Eisler OF Miami Beach, Fla. He
sylvia Wolfe Of Detroit. Mich. and
four grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices at the Bernard Danzansky h
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 l4th St.
NV, on Thursday, March 10, at IL
am. Intermsnt District OF Colum:
week. 1904 Wisconsin ave-, be.
thesda. Nd. In lieu Of flowers. the
family suggests that contributions
may be made to the American Heart
Association. Is
RATTAN, JOHN. A special communi-
n cation OF Osiris Lodge. No.
!: A. 4 !; 4: &?
Quoting Masonic burial services for
our late brother. JOHN RATTAN.
BERNARD Z. sHULTz, W. M.
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MeCLOyD, ERNEST. On Friday, March

Is, 1859. ERNEST McCLOUD OF
So T st. NV. brother Of Mrs. AlethA
Allen, Mrs. Laura Wallace, Mrs
Caroline Brennan. Mrs. irene Myers.
Mrs. Ann outing. Mrs Es;elle Lott
and Joseph McCloud Other relatives
pm TUESDAY March IA. friends
may call at Fiazier's FunerA. Home
$50 Rhode Island ave NV. where
services viii be held on Wednesday,
March Is. al pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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DU LANEY. CHARLES sHIPLEY. ST..

on Monday March 10. 1903, At
his residence, 5310 Seminary I'd
AES Y 81 AMY s sr Stlossd sh aus
band OF Mary Lumiey. Du LaEey,
father Of Charles Shirley. H.. ana
Phillip Du Saney. grandfather Of
Charles Shiplev Du Laney. I'd. and
stepfather oi Capt. Charles s.
liam James Bryant Of 81. PETERSBURG.
Fla. Friends may cali at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington. Va. where funeral Serv-
ices VIII be held on Wednesday.
tinnal MennnriaI Pnrk
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De F french s akSY GEN tt4 iio! sH Que
mains at Chambers Funeral Home,
301. NJ St NV, from TUESDAY
day. March rs. at . pm. Services
in St. Johns Episcopal Church.
1925 H st. NV. at 4 pm Inter
ment Rousson Salindres, Gard,
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SULLIVAN. JAMES A. Comrades o;
F.: + +: e. ;'' y !.
iEriIl RicnArd J. Harden Camp.
WYfrSNVI Grams will assemble at the
AEA$&M Home. 200l l4th st. NV,
Gi :, 1859. for tuneral rites
for our late conIrade, JAMES A.
f6uN SApINs r,r,r,ardsr
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DAYS ~ sssf' j Hi on DAVIS ESEiisst' 'rta
to mourn their loss a devoted wife,
three children. q mother and many
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains can be seen after 8 pm
Tuesday, MARCH "a at the Camp
where funeral viii be held on
Wednesday March ls, at o. an.
from the above-named chapel. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Arrangements BY George b.
Clarke
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LEWIS. EDWARD WARREN. All on

ccTa and members Of Inc
Holy Name Society are
hereby notiiled Of the pass
ing Of our late brother,
3 D w RID w A r r & N
LEWIS, on Sunday, March
LIZ. lAhA The KnanrY will
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Jay, Mareh is, 1853, Eva VIRGINIA
bARNSLEY, Eeloveu wife Of Lewis
W.. Barnsley. Sr., mother Of Mrs
William D. Wolf. Mrs l.. H. Rsg.
land. Miss M Douglas Barnsley and
Lulu Bell and Mrs.. william 3 MOB.
ley also survived by six grandchil-
dren and lour greal-srandehilaren
friends are invited TO call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda.
Nd. where services will be neld on
Wednesday, March is o. Ii am.
lnterment ST. Johns Episcopal
Church Cemetery. Olney, Nd. II
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BERTHA VIRGINIA. Or

T Mfdn'SsffssS als Msr' aRazER s'S 81 sa ssd
L st nv. vile OF Albert Frazier,
daughter Of William Lomax, sister
Of Mrs Mary Beale Mrs. Emily
She also Is survived By other Tela-
tives and friends After ON
Tuesday. March II. friends are
invited to call at the Jarvis cahpel
services win be held on Wednesday
March is, at pm Intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. ~
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BROWN. MARY NIXON. On Monday
March 10. 1859. at her home. .7l3
ON BROWN. aEed 80. wife Of the
late walter A. Brown. mother Of
Miss Ruth NJ. Brown and walter A.
Brown. jr; sister OF Mrs Ernest
Diureen and Miss Elinor Nixon. She
also leaves three grandchildren and
one Rreat-grandchild. Funeral at the
c .vv Chase Funeral Home. 5l03
Wisconsin ave, NV on Wednesday,
March IL. at ! 80 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. InteTment
GlenWood Cemetery. II
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HAZEL ~. On 5undAy'
March Is. 1861, HAZE ". BUCK
LEY. beloved wife OF " linn M
Buckley daughter o! Fred and
Blanche Lewis. sister OF Evelyn Hall.
Glenn and Don Lewis. Funeral
services at the simmons Bros Fu-
neral Horne, 1851 Good Hope I'd
day. March IL, at II am Inter-
ment Cedar Hi Cemetery. II
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cation Of osiris Lodge, No.
90, r. A. a. M, Is hereby
called for Thursday. March
10, 1859. ut 10 an, al
the Masonic Temple, 18th
st. and New York ave. NV,
for the purpose Of con-
Masonic Masonic burial ~ ,nh services fOE