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The exiled cooking of Tibet
appealed to United Nations to
take up Chinese communist sup
preston in his mountain kingdom.
He declared suffering there was
beyond description"
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and abroad; it sees the worlds pas
sion for peace in the presence of
tragic conflict; it sees the urgency
of calling mon and women to Chris
tan Vocations.
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Lambs, ungraded, 1900 to 221O
cwt.
Pigs, $50 to $50 head; Shoats,
HOO head; Hogs, LIS to 1870
cWt.
Leghorn Hens, Tee h. to 10c h.;
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Broilers, 1812c Id. to zoe Id.
Eggs, large white, 44c doz.
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Attend Youth Comp

Miss Catherine Wilhelm, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa E. Will
helm, and Margaret c. Hetz, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Hetz, both of route l, Homecoming,
attended Camp Galilee Junior
High youth camp near Terra Alta,
w. Va, August % to 30.
Nays polaris missile was fired
for first time from ship at sea.
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H. E. HuddIeson,
HorticuIturist

H. E. Huddleson. 70, for many
years a resident of Washington
and a retired horticulturist, died
today at Bristol, Tenn, ac-
cording to word reaching here,
Mr.. HuddIeson, formerly a
horticulturist at Virginia Poly
technic Institute at Blacksburg,
Va, died in the Higgs Nursing
Home after a long illness.
He is survived by his wife,
Madge; two sons, william E.
of Washington and Kenneth
M. of Detroit; a daughter, Mrs.
Grace L. Jaquiss of Washing
ton, and a brother, retired Col.
George Huddleston of Santa
Monica, Calf. There also are
seven grandchildren.
The body is at the Fred D.
Weaver funeral home in Bris-
toll. Services will be held at
4:30 pm. Wednesday, with
burial in Glenwood Cemetery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-11
Robert |. Pritchurd, So,
PubIicityMon on Capitol Hill

Robert L. Pritchard, public
relations officer for a Senator
and a Representative, died
Saturday of a heart attack at
his home. 7402 Garland avenue,
Takoma Park, Md. He was So.
The ailing publicity man,
who had suffere dtwo previous
heart attacks, was also q for
mer director of public relations
for the Republican National
Committee.
Mr.. Pritchard requested after
his second heart attack that,
in the event of death. he be
given no publicity.
I'VE are honor bound to full
I'LL his request" Mr.. Pritchard's
son Robert. jr., said today.
When he recovered from his
second attack several months
ago. Mr.. Pritchar dwas quite
firm" in his demand for ano-
nymity. accordin gto his son.
A former newspaperman, Mr.
Pritchard handled publicity fol-
Senator Butler. Republican Of
Maryland, and Representative
Broyhill. Republican Of Vir-
Iginia.
Aides in both Offices said they
knew little of Mr.. Pritchard's
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DR.. J. Gordon Lee, SO,
Surgery Chief at Mount Alto

ington and Georgetown Uni
verSities.
He was the VA representative
on the National Research
Council.
A native of Edmonton, Can
ada, DR.. Lee was a medical
graduate of McGill University
in Montreal. He served as at
tending surgeon and later as
director of the first surgical
division at Columbia University
for Bellevue and Presbyterian
Hospitals in New York. He was
one of the first physicians to re-
ceive a masters degree in medi-
cine.
With the Army Medical Corps
in World War II, DR.. Lee was
surgeon with evacuation and
general hospitals in France and
Germany. He retired as a colo
mel in 1916.
He leaves his wife Valarie
Holomoh Lee, and three chill
dren, Robert c., David W., and
Linda; and a sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Horner, of Edmonton.
Services will be held at $3.50
am. tomorrow in the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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DR.. J. R. Sperry,
Nd. u. Professor

DR.. James Russell Sperry, 81
associate professor of veteri-
nary science at the University
of Maryland's College of Agri-
culture, died yesterday after q
heart attack.
DR.. Sperry. of 2100 Charles
ton place, West Hyattsville, was
an Army veterinarian for many
years. He joined the university
faculty after retiring from the
Army as a colonel in 1851.
A native of Columbus, Ohio,
DR.. Sperry received his degree
in veterinary science from Ohio
State University. Soon after
graduation he entered the
Army with a commission in
1917.
During World War II he
served with the Army in Europe
and later was appointed chief
veterinarian at Fort McPher-
son. Ga.
He leaves his wife Hazel. of
the home address; a son Robert
of Washington and a daughter,
Mrs. Jack Rehkemper of Silver
Spring.
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reporting. He moved on 10 the
Huntington wv. Va Herald
Advertiser. where he wrote
stories about graft and corrup-
ton that brought threats OF
bodily harm against him.
Mr.. cutlip came 10 Wash
ington In 1924 under contract
to the late william Randolph
Hearst TO work on the copy
desk. After becoming news
editor Of the Washington Her
aid, he was sent by the Hearst
organization TO Rochester, N. Y,
where he became news and
Sunday editor Of the Rochester
Journal American. Mr.. Cutlip
returned TO Washington and
joined the Post after Mr..
Hearst sold the Rochester pa
per in 1896.
He leaves his wife. Elizabeth,
Of the home address. 529 @
street Sc: his mother: three
brothers. Richard L. Of Bridge
port, w. Va, and c. e. and
Thomas B. Cutlip Of Sutton;
and two sisters. Miss Jeanne
L. Cutlip of Sutton and Mrs.
Katherine Wines Of Indian
apolis. Ind.
Friends may call at Joseph
Gawler's Sons, 1855 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. from 10
am. to 10 pm. tomorrow, and
8 am. to 8 pm. on Wednesday.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the family home in
Sutton on Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. L. P. Warren, Daughter
Of Prominent St. Louisun

Mrs. Lee p. Warren, rs,
daughter of a prominent st,
Louis banker, died last Wednes-
day at her home, 251l Massa-
chussets avenue NV, after a
brief illness.
Mrs. Warren, daughter Of
FeStus j. Wade, founder Of the
Mercantile Trust Co. in st.
Louis, had lived in Washington
for 38 years.
She was born in st. Louis,
and in 1904 was named queen
of that city's Yelled Prophets
Ball. She married Charles
Scullin. son of the founder of
the Scullin Steel Co. in st,
Louis, and was widowed in
1909.
In 1921, she married 1t,
Comdr. Lee P. Warren. an aide
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career aside from his prior ex-
perience on a Washington
newspaper and with the Re-
publican National Committee
from March, 1943, to Novem-
Der, 1914.
A secretary said the commit
tee recommended Mr.. Pritch-
ard to Mr.. Broyhill when he
was campaigning for Office in
1852. Mr.. Pritchard remained
with Mr.. Broyhill. helping pre-
pare his speeches and press re-
One Of Senator Buffers aides
said that Mr.. Pritchard had
been with their ONCE for three
or four years, managing pub
licity affairs for the Senator.
A reporter remembered Mr.
Pritchard as a persistent
soft-sell artist who could ac-
complish a lot without appear
ing to be doing anything and
who had an amazing sense Of
news timing.
The family. in honoring Mr.,
Pritchard's last request. said
that no one would be allowed
to view the body in the Warner
Humphrey funeral home in
Silver Spring. Services and
burial will be private.
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Mrs. Edward B. Williams,
Wife of D. c. Attorney

Mrs. Edward Bennett VIII
liams, "a. wife Of the we'll
known Washington lawyer. died
yesterday in Georgetown Uni
verSity Hospital of bronchial
pneumonia.
The former Dorothy Adalr
Guider, Mrs. Williams was a
native of Washington. She had
been active in charity work for
Children's Hospital through the
Junior League and was secre-
tary of the board Of directors
Of the Homemaker Service of
the National Capital Area.
Mrs. Williams attended the
Potomac and Madeira Schools
here and was a graduate Of
Smith College.
She married Mr.. Williams
in 1916. He was then asso-
ciated with the ONCE of her
grandfather. Frank ]. Hogan.
a prominent Washington
attorney.
The couple lived at SITS
Bent Branch road in Tulip Hill.
Md.
Besides her husband, Mrs.
Williams leaves three children.
Joseph, B., s.; Ellen A., 8, and
Peter B.. l.
She also leaves her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Guider.
and a brother. Frank H.
Guider, all of Littleton. N. H..
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he had TO develop in his Job
was q fabulous memory for the
faces and names Of persons
likely TO visit the White House.
He also had to be an unerr-
ing administrator Of protocol
to seat all guests properly ac-
cording to their rank.
His white and beige office
TO the right Of the White
House front door was his head
quarters. and from there he
ran his staff Of 100. So well
did he learn his job that he
could name every cabinet mem
Der from the administration Of
Theodore Roosevelt right down
to the present day.
Mr.. Grim and his wife lived
on 3Ia acres at Lorton. Va.
His hobby was raising roses.
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to the Undersecretary Of the
Navy, and moved to Washing
ton.
She had been active in char
ity work and assisted in the
establishment of the Loyola
Retreat House in Charles
County, Md.
She is survived by a daugh-
ter, Mrs. B. jackson Darneille
of GAINESVILLE. Nd; two grand
children, and a sister, Mrs.
Sewell Thomas of Denver, Colo.
A requiem mass will be said
at II am. tomorrow in a chapel
at st. Matthews Cathedral.
Rhode Island and Connecticut
avenues NV, by the Rev. An
derson Blackwell. Sd, of the
Loyola Retreat House. She was
buried Saturday in st. Louis.
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DR.. j. Gordon Lee, Sc, chief
of surgery at Mount Alto Vet
Grams Hospital and a noted sur
geon here and in New York,
died of a heart attack Saturday
at his home, 909 McCeney av-
enue, Burnt Mills Hills, Md.
DR.. Lee was widely known
for his work in head and neck
surgery. He also had done ex-
tensive research on shock cases
during World War II and was a
founder of the American Board
of Traumatic Surgery.
DR.. Lee had held his Mount
Alto post since 1913. He also
was adjunct professor of elm
ical surgery at the medical
schools of both George Wash
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JamesCufIip,
News Editor

James Il. cutlip. assistant
managing editor OF The WASH
lngton Post and Times-Herald.
died Of cancer yesterday AZ the
Washington Hospital Center.
He was 50.
Mr.. cutlip had been q news
paperman for 40 years.
He had been hospitalized
several times during the last
three years but had always re-
turned 10 his Job until forced 70
return 10 the hospital In March.
The former news editor Of
the old Washington Herald.
Mr.. cutlip went TO the WASH
inston Post in 1896. He joined
the Post as q copy editor. He
soon became head Of the copy
desk. then makeup editor. and
later news editor and assistant
managing editor.
Mr.. cutlip was known by his
colleagues for his news judg-
ment and skin at editorial
makeup and layout. He had a
talent for making correct de-
cisions quickly and with amin
imum OF effort. It was his Job
to consider and evaluate all the
news, and help In deciding how
much prominence each story
should be given.
Mr.. Cutlip was a keen student
of history, both ancient and
modern. and had read extern
sively on many other subjects.
He could talk well on all Of
them.
Born In Sutton, w. Va. Mr..
Cutlip was the son Of the late
James Z. cutlip and Of Maude
Lambert Cutlip. who Is still
living at the family home at
Sutton. His father was q county
court judge and had been a
State pardon attorney.
Mr.. Cutlip attended Wash
ington and Lee University
shortly before the end Of World
War /. Just before the armis-
tice he Joined the Army and
served briefly at Camp Lee, Va.
He began his newspaper
career in 1919 as a cartoonist
with the Charleston (w. Va.)
Gazette. but soon switched to
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Howell 6. Grim Dies;
Served 4 Presidents

Howell q. Grim, 81. who was
Chief Usher OF the White House
and household manager OF the
mansion under four Presidents.
died today IN Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
Mr.. Grim had retired about
two years ago after Al years In
the Government service. "a OF
them at the White House.
II was his Job TO keep things
moving smoothly at 1900 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. This
ranged from making sure that
the President and First Lady
we're comfortable TO preparing
budgets, managing state recep-
tons. arranging luncheons. no.
raj arranging and introducing
strangers.
II was his modest boast that
he had never lost so much as
a demi-tasse spoon, despite the
hundreds Of meals over which
he presided at the White House.
Although Mr.. Grim had prob
ably seen more Of what goes
on in the Nations first resi-
dence than anyone else. he
never even gave thought To
writing a book about It.
II am not a kiss and tell
boy" he told a reporter once.
1T would be a betrayal Of
trust to write a book. Things
have been said and done in
my presence that were only
done because someone had con-
fidence in me. never kept any
notes"
A native of Sharpsburg. Md,
Mr.. Grim entered Government
service with the old Veterans
Bureau and was summoned TO
work at the White House dur
ing the administration of Her
bert Hoover. One of the things
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In Mfntnrtant
Announcements Of
Services By Chambers

BERRY. CORDELlA X. In loving mem.
DRY OF our dear mother, CORDELIA
X. BERRY, who departed this life
eight years ago today, May IL, 1858
You were such a wonderful mother
So semitic, good and kind;
You VIII live forever in our hearts
And always in our minds.
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
BROUN, JEFFERSON, In memory oi
my husband, JEFFERSON BROUN
who departed this life two years age
today, May IL, 1857.
May brings sad memories
OF a loved one gone to rest;
You viii never be forgotten
BY the ones who loved you best
DODsON, JANE NJ. In loving memory
% q our dear mother JANE N
years ago today, May IL, 1851.
God gave US a wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old;
God made her smiles as the sunshine
lie mace her heart Of pure gold
ROSETTA D.. AND CHARLES L
FRAZIER. WILLIAM I. In loving mem.
WILLIAM T. FRAZIER, who left III
IL years ago today, May II, 1912.
A token of love and remembrance
Of one We shall never forset;
HIS memory TO US Is treasure.
His loss a lifetime of regret
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAUGH-
MILBRANDT, SIGMUND. In loytns
memory of our dear husband and
father, Sigmund Milbrandt, who fell
asleep 90 years ago today, May IL,
1899.
In our hearts there is a picture
More precious than silver and gold:
1t is a picture Of our loved one.
Whose memory viii never grow
YOUR LOVING WIFE. ADELE. AND
CHILDREN JEANETTE, MARCIA
RET AND SIGMUND, Jr.
O'NEILL. ROBERT. Sacred to the mem
DRY Of ROBERT O'NEILL, who died
forty-nine years ago today. May IL.
1910:
ALWAYS remembered with lOyins
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
SPENCER, SHIRLEY BEATRICE. In
loving memory Of our dear daughter
SPENCER, who departed this life
suddenly i've years ago today, May
II. 1854.
Precious memories, how they linEer.
OF one we love and shall never
Bless her soul. dear God. we pray.
And grant some day We may
meet her there
HER DEVOTED NJ o j HER AND
BROTHERS. EVELYN. NORMAN
AND MELVIN SPENCER.
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and a sister, Mrs. Arthur w.
Milan, of Jacksonville. Fla.
A solemn requiem mass will
be said at 10 am. tomorrow at
the Church of the Little
Flower, 5601 Massachusetts,
avenue, with burial in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Mrmnrial aausa

WAHnKN. sTKLIA WADE, aisna wads
parnnille Of edll MaaaaeHutell1
ave NV A memorial mass eiIi b,
eiIered Tor he ffpote 81 hff soul Al
81 Matthew Cathedral, Rhode Island
and Connnrf|cuf atel. nv, On Tues
cay, hay ~, ~ IA an.
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HAMILTON, EDWARD. on Fridav a,

,. 9og, a. MS residence, foolesville,
Md. EDWARD HAMILTON, son OF
the late Alice and wallace Hamilton,
brother OF Mrs. Maggie Richardson
Also surviving are nieces. Mrs Mary
Turner. Mrs. Florence Hebron, Flor
Ronald cryer. banie, sna Jan cno
and other relatives and friends.
After b pm. Monday. May III,
friends may call at the Snowden
Funeral Home. Rockville, Nd, where
1naeral services. wiz be held a. 2 . m
Iuegnava May IL, the Rev. c. AWk-
ward oinciating. Interment Pooies-
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GEEsEY, MARY ANN tnee Leberl Z

sunday, May 10. ies5. Al Wasnins :
ton Hospital Center, MARY ANN
pl NV, beloved wife Of George 4
Geeaey, mother OF Karen Lynn
Geesey, daughter OF Mrs. Elizabeth
5. Leber OF Waverly, Pa, and Spud-
Reon J. Leber Of Chambersburg, Pa.
Friends may call the the Chevy
Chase Funeral Home, sos Wiscon-
sin ave. NV, where services will be
held on Tuesday. May ~. at II am.
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Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
kuNERAI DIRECTORS
eth 81 end Mass Ave NE II $500
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sunday NAY 10. 1905. al Aiaxan,
dlla hQspltai, LllLlE hoLLfNus
Ma ] BUT colasf. 81. Mas Mas NJ
Catherine Barrett Mrs. Thomaa B
Jackson, MrA. William r. Hamlinl
Mrs. n. Rawllnfs oven, Mrs. y
kempter West, p Bernard, "A
hs srSt Also survived 81 ! il crane.
children and eight brothers and
sisters Funeral services on Tuesday
May ne, 1850, at pm. from the
Puryianee Funeral Home, Wake
field. Va.
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Nav 4. 1851 a. New York i CIV say'
HAYWOOD BROWN, beloved son OF
Mrs. Patsy Brown. He also leaves to
mourn his passing three sisters, Mrs
Ida Drake, Mrs. Clifford Mckinney
and Mrs, Vernell Brooks four
brothers James Strother, John s.,
Henry and Harry Brown; one aunt,
Lizzie johnson. A host Of nieces and
nephews, other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
later
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Way 3, 1903, at his home, EARL n
BROADHUR5T Of sos Lynnbrook
d.. Bethesda. Nd. beloved husband
q Helen n. Broadhurst and father
Betty irene Gehring and Robert
Earl Broadhurst. Also survived by
seven grandchildren. Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Robert
A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd. where
services will be held on Monday.
May IL. ate pm. Interment Rock
vile Cemetery. IL
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- ,Isls, HllNNIE 2. On Saturday, May
=. KORN of 1904 18th ST. Sc, be-
loved wife Of Peter A. Horn sister
OF Mrs, Nettie Lindsay OF West
Springfeld Mass, and the late IDA
Wallet Friends may call al the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
Massachusetts, ave, me-. where serv-
ices viii be- held on Wednesday.
May *. a. $40 Am. TntnrY1er,f
Arlington Natinnal fsarnetaru i D -
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days May 10, 1859. DANE Y ~ Snns
gJERNIGAN Of 5077 Bradley blvd. :,
5elnesda, Nd; beloved daughter OF
sister. Of Louis Michael Jernigan and
granddaughter of Mrs. I. WI. Wood
ward ana H. w. Powell Friends
invited to call at the Bethesda
ert A. Humphrey, Bethesda, Nd
where services will be held on Tues
May 2. at IL am. Interment
Parklawn~ Cemetery.
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ASTON. MAMIE. On saturday, Nay
"a l y. nv. eel osIe5sd w q xnnaims
Axiom devoted ENIIT 81 Me- NaHnll
#Alduen Hattie ntl Holm, rtarl
jackson, hIfd survived ~ otnlr
f4lAtlgen. After pm. Monday. May
NJ DNtrlct MoFllclana funefnl
Ntmn. 1870 Vermont ave. NV Fu-
neral ncrNcea and lnlefmcnt Ihurt-
naF. May IA n Nalflon. NJ a Ar
rln1cmcnfI by John ~ Watson.
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sunday, May 10, 1903, FRANCES
MARY RARIHOLME. beloved sister
Of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Sheets and Mrs
Ella Webster Friends may call Al
Valleys Funeral Home. $500 hhods
Island ave lat Eastern ave. me-
Funeras wednesday, Nay l3, at $50
an. tncncc to 81. jerome's Catholic
Church where mass viii be offered
a y am for the repoSe OF her soul
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
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HoRN,. AIAYldE MILLER. suddenly. on

sunday, May 10, 1859, IN Sc. Marys
City Md, MAYME MILLER ORN
81 S205 Grub. rd, Silver Spring,
Nd beloved wife Of Oscar F. Horn,
Tulsa, Okla, ana Bernardifle II
Brunelh OF Norfolk, Va, sister Of
Mrs. George M. Quirk. Relatives and
friends may call at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1891 14th ST. NV,
until q pm. Monday, Nav II. Re-
QUEEN mass and intermert in Erie.
e. on Thursday, May IA, from the
kloeeker Funeral Home. Erie, Pa.
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BuSHONG, RUSSELL b. on Friday,
Nav 8. 1893 al Qenraetnwn Uni

May s. 1859. at Georeetown Uni
Eersitg Hospital, RUSSELL B.
BlJSHONO Of $50 North Edgewood
~. Arlington. Va. beloved hus-
OF Howard r and Robert wi
Bnshong and brother Of Mrs. Mary
1alin. He also Is survived BY
fige grandchildren Friends may call
? at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
wilson blvd Arlington. Va. where
funeral services Will be held on Tues
day, May IL, at 2 pIa. Interment
National Memorial Park. IA
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IIhItHIoUNl MAHI 10. On Sunday,
May 10, 1893, at the National insti-
tute Of Health. MARY 10 HARRi-
wife Of James L. Harrison, mother
q Harry w. ana William M.
Chadduek. daughter Of Mrs Marion
X. and the late william M Moran
and sister. Of Mrs. q. Russell Evans
are also two grandchildren, Mrs.
Harrison rests at the Warner Z.
humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. Nd.
sparkine faetlitiesl. Mass viii be
ouered Tor the repoSe OF her soul
on Wednesday. May 10, AZ 1fl:30
m. at Annunciation CATH Ii {
Church, 1850 Massachusetts ave.
NV. Interment Gate OF Heaven Gem
f 1eTs b 56ms 81 MY Eisit a. re
PM, and on Tuesday, 1880 am.
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JONES, ANNIE r. On May 10. 1889 al
eykesville, Md. ANNIE r. JONES.
daughter of the late Richard and
Mary Jones She is survived by one
niece end seven nephews Friends
may call at Hutchins Funeral Home.
Owings, Md. Services May IL. 1850,
at IL an, in All Saints Church.
Interment church cemetery.
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HEINEMAN. cHARIrs pnuapn

300 T St.. Bradbury Heights, Nd,
on May 8, 1859. beloved husband
o. Stella Z Heineman and brother
= Pa Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 517 11th ST. Sc, on
tuesday. May IL ct pm. Friends
may call after z pm Friday, May
Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. III -,
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urday, May o. 1854 at oeorgs
washington University Hospital
pE1ER BECHIcK, 455O connecticli
efenue NV beloved husband OF
sara McMurray Bechick lie is also
survived BY brother and q sister
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th ST. NV,
en- Tuesday, May 12 az II an
tparkinK facilitiesl. Interment Tri-
me, Tenn