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DfathH

TORREYsON. BERNARD G. on
Alto Hospital, BERNARD G.. TOR:
REYSON Of Wayside, Nd, beloved
husband of Doris M. Torreyson,
father Of Jeanne T. Perry, Ber-
nard O., H.: Philip Marsteller and
Victoria Milburn Torreyson: brother
OF Hilton Lewis and Fulton F Tor
reysen. Friends may S eSll at the
NV, after 4 pm. Saturday. May
9, where services will be held on
Monday, May IL, at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Lewinsville, Va. 10
WADDELL, LILLE LEE. on Friday,
burg, va, LILLE LEE WADDELL.
beloved wife of the late James Arch
Waddell and mother of Mrs. Pauline
Lawrence and Jack Waddell. Friends
and relatives may call at the
Royston Funeral Home. Middleburg,
Va Funeral services will be held
at the Middleburg Methodist Church
on Sunday May 10, at 2 pm, EST.
Interment Sharon Cemetery Inc
contributions may be made to the
Loudoun -Fauquier Health Center.
WOODBURY., BERTHE SHREWSBURY
On Friday. May s., 1869, at her
residence 1925 North Vernon st.
Arlington, Va; BERTHE sHREWs-
sG te El MoGDH Woo6bur Hiie mother '6 oi
Mrs. Newton Montgomery and sister
OF Mrs. Lydia Shrewsbury. Friends
may call at the. Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va.
Notice OF funeral arrangements
later.
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'SpygIuss' Staying
Suspect Acquitted

CHICAGO. May 9 (AP).-A
jury yesterday acquitted 25-
year-old Barry Cook in the
bludgeon Staying of a sunbath-
ing spinster three years ago in
a Lakefront park, the so-called
spyglass case.
Although the jury cleared
Cook in the July, 1856. death
of Miss Margaret Gallagher. So
he is not a free man. He will be
returned to prison Monday to
serve the remainder of a l to
14-year sentence for admitted
assaults and robberies OF
women.
The Gallagher Staying is
known as the "spyglass case
because it was witnessed by a
horror stricken apartm e n
dweller scanning the Lakefront
through opera glasses. He was
helpless to prevent the Staying
and too far away to identify the
aSsailant.
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Milwaukee Group
Booms Symington

MILWAUKEE,, May 9 (APl
"A group of MilwaukeeanS has
begun a Statewide campaign
hoping it will lead to entry OF
Senator Stuart Symington
Democrat of Missouri, IN the
Wisconsin Democratic presi-
dental primary next year.
Martin Gedlen. a Milwaukee
attorney. yesterday announced
formation of a Wisconsin Sy-
mington Committee to back
the former Secretary of the
Air Force in the event he de-
cides to enter the race for Wis
consin'S delegates to the Ma
tional Democratic Convention
Mr.. Gedlen said he had noti-
fled Senator Symington, and
that while the Missourian did
not comment. he thanked Mr..
Gedlen for his interest.
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Mrs. Muy IsbeII,
With Agriculture
For Az Years

Mrs. May L. ISbell. who had
served AZ years with the Agri-
culture Department. died
Thursday at the Washington
Hospital Center Of q heart at
tack. She lived at 3i49 Mount
Pleasant street NV.
Mrs. Isbell was a statistical
clerk with the Department al
the time OF her retirement In
1857. She previously had
worked with the Census Bureau
after coming here from her
home in Loudoun County. Va.
She was the widow OF Dom
aid ID. Isbell. a rate and tariff
analyst with the Interstate
Commerce Commission, VIII o
died In 1854.
After her graduation from
the Virginia State Teachers
College-now Longwood Col
lege-at Farmville she taught
IN Loudon County schools for
several years before coming TO
Washington in 1910.
Mrs. Isbell was a member OF
the Columbia Chapter Number
is Of the Eastern Star and the
Agriculture Departments
Eastern Star Club. as well as
the Business and Professional
Women's Club.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs
William A. Sandberg, of Evans
ton. Ill.
Services will be held at 8
pm. tomorrow at Hines Funeral
Home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Mount
Zion Cemetery in Aide, Va. al
IL am. Monday.
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R. M. Burlington,
Ex-Stute Official

RICHMOND, May 9 (AP).-
Robert McC. Burlington, IS, re-
tired member of the Virginia
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board, died yesterday at his
home here. He had been i'll for
several months.
Mr.. Burlington was an origi-
nal member of the ABC board.
He retired last August after "a
years service. He was named
to the board by Gov. Peery in
1884.
Funeral services were to be
held today at Second Baptist
Church here, with burial in
Hollywood Cemetery.
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Shirt Ironer
Inspires Fall
Trip Abroad

The owner Of a Georgetown
cleaning shop is headed for
Poland this month, all because
a Commerce Department off,
cial saw a complex shirt-press-
ing machine in his window.
HE was fascinated with it,
just as some people are with
snakes" recalled Irwin A. Co.
hen, 40, operator of Sparkle
Cleaners at 3108 M street NV
The official was trying to
think of suitable exhibits for
the United States display at
the International Trade Fair
in Poznan. running from June Z
through June 81.
"He decided the machine
(Which can handle nine shirts
at once) was just what he
wanted the people to see," Mr..
Cohen said.
Since that day several
months ago. the idea for dis
playing the machine has grown
into a project to display a COM
plete laundromat at the fair
All the equipment, plus techni-
clans. are being supplied by
Joseph Guss & Sons, Inc, a 10
cal dry cleaning supply firm.
Mr.. Cohen will go along to
look after the demonstration
and to explain how the ma
chimes work.
We've been given a lot of
instructions on how to behave, "
he said. eff I do any real talk
ing, it will be in the middle of
a park. They'll be watching
U.S."
He will be accompanied on
the trip by his wife, Pearl.
They leave May "a.
1t will be the first time either
Of them has been farther
abroad than Canada. BY Spe-
cial request. they will be stay
ing in private homes while in
Poland.
The Polish people are 60
ing to learn a lot" said Mr..
Cohen, "and so am l."
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Mrs. Nell Profhtt Moore, who
with her husband. the Rev
Walter H. Moore. was a Meth
odist missionary to Brazil fol
81 years, died yesterday Of
arterial sclerosis at her home
Oil Kennedy street NV. She
was 70.
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fare Service. with headquarters
in Edgewood. Md.
Mr.. Reynolds leaves his wife,
Mildred E. Reynolds; a son,
Orr E. Reynolds Of Hyattstown,
Md. director of science in the
ONCE of the Secretary Of De-
Tense; and a granddaughter.
Services will be at II am.
Tuesday in Fort Myer chapel,
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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Pupils Win
State Prizes
In Science

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
May 9 (AP).-A State Educa-
ton Department official said
yesterday scientific interests of
Virginia high school students
are becoming more advanced
every year.
Franklin d. Kizer, supervisor
Of science education, spoke as
Is awards and so honorable
mentions were announced after
judging of 161 individual and
club exhibits in the Junior
Virginia Academy of Science
contest.
The awards:
Biology Exhibits, James
K. Baird, william Fleming
High, Roanoke; 2, Bill Riden-
horn. william Fleming; 3, Sally
Abbott, Jefferson Senior High,
Roanoke.
Science Club Exhibits,
Woodrow Wilson Junior High
School, Roanoke; 2, Victoria
Junior Science Club; 3, War
wick High School Club, New
port News.
ChemiStry-1, Harold Weller
Fairfax High; 2, w. Ralston
Lecky. Thomas Jefferson High,
Richmond; 8, Paul Shumate,
jr.. Fairfax High.
Physicist, Pete Hoyle, New
port News High; 2, Stephen
Fisher, Fairfax High; 3, Robert
Young, BasSett High, Henry
County.
Miscellaneous Group-1,
Stanley Raspberry, Falls Church;
2, Richard N. Boyd, Washing
ton-Lee High, Arlington; 8,
Moss Albert, Maggie Walker
High, Richmond.
Northern Virginians swept
the bulk of awards in the Vir-
.ginia Academy of Sciences an
'nual talent search. The Is
winners including 10 from
Northern Virginia. All will re-
ceive as much help as can be
given them by the senior &C
ademy's scholarship committee.
Talent search winners were /:
WaShington-Lee High-James
Evans, Donald E. Grant, Ed
ward M. Hogan, Robert C.
Newman. Richard E. Omohund-
no and Richard j. Shaker.
Wakefield High of Arlington
Michael A. Lintner and Neils
K. WinSor.
Mclean High School-Dorn
L. Schmidt and John M. Soud-
erS.
William ming High
James K. Baird.
jackson P. Burley High,
Charlottesville-Alicia I. Bowl
er.
Newport News High-Carl S.
Hacker.
Hampton High - Benjamin
Harrison.
Thomas Jefferson High
Charles F. Tones.
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Solo Atlantic Flyer
Forced to Turn Back

NEW YORK, May 9 (AP).-
Max Conrad, veteran trans
Atlantic ferry pilot, turned back
from his 54th trip today when
he ran into bad headwinds just
beyond Nova Scotia.
His fight. solo. was an
attempt to set a light plane
distance record from Denver to
Paris. a distance of SPA miles,
and about $50 miles farther
than the present Honolulu to
Teterboro. N. j., record. He
took of yesterday from Denver.
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announcements Of
In MRntnrtant

COLEMAN, CORNELIA. In lovini
memory of my dear mother, COR
NELIA COLEMAN, who entered
eternal rest May o, 1910.
The years have changed so man!
things.
But this one thing is true,
1t will never change my memories
Or my love for you.
HER DEVOTED SON, HALWITH c
WILEY.
FITZGERALD, MARGARET R. 4
tribute Of love and devotion to thu
memory of our dear sister anC
aunt, MARGARET R. FITZGERALD
who departed this life two year
ago today, May 8, 1857.
The angels are safely guarding
The sacred and solemn grave,
For in it lies the precious one
We loved, but could not save.
God gave us strength to bear it
And, courage to. meet the blow
But what 1t meant to lose you,
The world will never know.
HER LOVING BROTHER AM
Remembrance is a golden chain
Death tries to break. but all in
vain:
To have to love. then to part.
Is the greatest sorrow in our hearts
LOVING NIECES AND NEPHEW
MARGARET, PAT AND Fac.
GILMORE, ANNA j. In loving re-
mother, ANNA J. GILMORE S who
passed away one year ago today
May 8, 1858.
Gone is the face we loved SO dear
Silent is the voice we loved to hear
Too far away for sight or speech
But not too far for thought II
Sweet 10 rsmamber her VIM orr,
And who, though absent, is tus
o+ 4YNE Ard Ri SIkyEE1A j. cEIEs
HAWKINS. SERGT. WILLIAM. In Low
f as Tems sFRaF W Fl g9T df E8W
KINs, who died May 9, 1881.
Eternal rest grant unto him, o Lord
And let perpetual light shine upoI
him. HIS CHILDREN.
LEE, HAZEL BELL. In fond memory
Of our HAZEL, who left US MAJ
8, 1858.
Father, in Thy gracious keeping
Leave we now our dear one Sleep
ERMA AND BEVERLY.
MORLEY, WILLIAM. In memory o.
WILLIAM MoBLEY. who passed
8, 1865.
Today brings memories to us
OF a loved one laid to. rest;
Those who miss him most
Are those who loved him best
SISTERS AND BROTHERS AND
FRIEND, ROBERTA HOLIDAY.
NICHOLS, MARIA W.. Sacred to the
mother, MARIA ". Nichols. who
entered INTO eternal rest one veal
ago. May 8, 1858.
How joyful is the hope that fingers
When loved ones cross deaths sea
That we, when all earth's tolls arr
With them shall ever be.
No parting words shall e'er 81
In that 5right home so fair.
But songs of JOY and peace anc
Wen sins forever there or,,
DAUGHTER; MRS, IRENE GEN
TRY, AND CHILDREN.
TRIEBLER, GEORGE F. In lovin.
6 GE0RGE F T NJ ffas R RRsOa ief
me eleven years ago today. MAJ
8. 194S.
As long as life and memory last
l will always think of you.
Loved in life, remembered in death
LOVING WIFE. JEANNE TRIEBLER
VINCENT. WILLIAM r. tKITTENl
In memory Of my dear husband
WILLIAM r. VINCENT. who passed
awav nine years ago, May 8, 1850
Love Joined US together,
Death parted the twain:
Memories are the links OF love
Until well meet again.
WIFE AND DAUGHTER, MAR
JORIE VINCENT, GERTRUDE.
WEBSTER, ANNIE H. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear sister, ANNIE H
WEBSTER, who passed away oni
wear ago today, May 8, 1855
No one knows how much / miss you
No one knows the bitter pain
have suffered since / lost you,
Life has never been the same.
In my neart your memory fingers
Sweetly, tenderly, fond and true
There is not q day. dear Sister.
That I do not think OF you.
DEVOIED SISTER, EVA L. RAIH
BUN.
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Auurutnu

nInk0wITx, MELvIN . there vii
b. an unVeiiina Of a nlAqua 70 the
MemorY Ql The late MELVIN J,
hthkoWtTZ devoted husband Of
Charlotte Lnhef nerkoWitl, 90 Sun
daY, MAJ Q. 1899, a. tiit0 an,
~ king David Memorial peborah
Cemetery, Fails Church. Va. rriendi
and relatives invited $50
ulRsCukOPF, NORRIS 4. Their VIII
b an unteilinf IN memory OF NOR
kih L, HfhoClikOff, beloved hua-
band Of Rae hlrschkopf and father
" katelle falman. on SUNDAY. NAY
y, 1902 AZ Pm, a the king
David Memorial Cemetery, Fallt
tiven invited
LunER, JENNIE. there viii BE- a.
memory Of the late JENNIE LuhER.
devoted wife Of the late Adam Luber
and mother Of Waner Luber, ArS
Care Goodman, Mrt Ruby Defe,
Mn Charlotte BerkoVitn. Mrs, berts
oarnnkle Ms Sylvia Antonucci
Rnd Gerald Luber, on sunday,
Nay 10 1889, At 2 p.m.. AZ the
Nd Relatives and friends invited.
9,s.O.i0
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PeqIer to Remurry

NEW YORK. May 9 CAP)-
Westbrook Pegler, IS, news
paper columnist. and Mrs.
Pearl w. Doane. AZ, obtained
a marriage license yesterday at
City Hall. They said they
would be married Monday.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILLS choice sites. reason
able. will divide LA. 6-S4l2. y
BEAUTIFUL tour-site 81 .095 lot for
sale mo. l07, Shock Il, IN ~
church, for S695 CASH. B. D.
STONE RID 2 Berryville, Va
Phone 757. 10
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-5 burial
sites: sacriflce. leavine town S5OO
or best offer Ii 6-06SO
NATL MEMORIAL PARK. King David
section, choice lots At discount
S250 pr JU. S-1957.
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LOWE. GEORGE H. Suddenly, on

IL. LOWE Of 19i7 18th pi. Sc,
beloved husband Of Flora J, Lowe
Slack and Richard W. Lowe: brother
of Mrs. Julia Tayman and Mrs
Birdie Baker He also is survived
by eight grandchildren and one
great-grandchild Friends may call
at the Rinaldi Funeral Home, SIG
H st. me-, where services will be
held on Monday, May IL. at 2
pm. Relatives and friends in
yited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry 10
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SECKERT, HENRY A. on FRIDAY,
nitsl. HENRY A. BEcKERT, beloved
son Of Mrs. Lulu NJ Beckert father
Of MRS. Ella Stokes of sau 0alheI
Fla-. and Henry C. Beckett o.
Washington, d. c.; brother Of Mrs
Louise Sparshott and grandiatnei
neral from the W, W. Deal Funeral
Home. 4si2 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday, May IL, at 1850 an
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denly, on Thursday; May q, 1882
BERNARD d. CARROLL, Jr,, OF
6OI5 Mustang court. Riverdale
Woods, Md, father of Bernard D.
Carroll III. He also is survived by
q sister, Mrs. Anna c, Myers, and
four brothers, Melvin F.. Roth *
Edward J. and Norman A. Carroll
Relatives and friends may call Ct
the Gasch Funeral Home. 473e Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville, Md, after
4 pm. Saturday May s., where
prayers will be said on MONDAY;
Sd. Jeromes Catholic Church.
Evansville, Nd, where the holy
sacrifice OF the mass will be offered
for the repose Of his soul at 8 an.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery 10
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sROACH. ALTRED 3. sudden1,I IA. g. On

Va. ALFRED B. BRoAcH Of l111
South Pollard ST., Arlington, va
father Of Pred and Donna Broaeh
OF the home address, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. A.. B. Breach OF King
George, Va: brother Of Mrs. Hazel
viii be present between the hours
OF . and and and pm;
at the Robert ]. Murphy Funeral
Home, 1924 Columbia pike, Airing
ton, va. (parking n rearl, wnere
services will be held on Monday,
Nav II. al las pm. Interment
ArlinRton National Cemetery. 10
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osp psSY Mis- 'h fA6 Rssrif sRo%S q
1877 18th st. ne, Apt. A.. the be-
loved mother Of Miss Lucinda a
and wyatt J Brown; She also Is
II noon Sunday, May TO-. friends
may call at the William Spangler
Funeral Home, 524 Sth 81. n.e;'
where services will be held at l
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 10
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MASON, FRANK R. On Tuesday, May
3, 1859, at Silver Spring,
E=SSN Nd, FRANK r. MASON.
A&NA member Of Columbia Typo
lei N4F ~ graphical Union, No. 1Ol
IA W III and the Secretary's Chapel.
NSSsnS Remains resting at Cham
wa bers' Funeral Home, 140n
Ca-pln st. NV. Services at the
above funeral home on Monday, May
II, at pm. Interment Congress
sional Cemetery. Members of the
union are invited to attend the
funeral services.
ROBERT TAUB, President.
HAROLD B. HUGHES, v. Pres.
JOSEPH 2. Inns, Secy. Treas.
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May May 7, 1888. JAMES " ". LEWIS RSESsA 81
734 21st st south, Arlington, Va,
husband Of the late Eva c. Lewis,
father Of William A. Lewis Of
Keefer, Mrs Doris Pigg, Mrs. Helene
Dorset and Mrs, Harriet Butcher.
all Of Arlington, Va, and Mrs Ber-
nice Baum of Bethesda, Md: brother
of Mrs Amanda Davis OF Wash
lngton, D. C Mrs. Kate Davis Of
Fairfax. Va, and Mrs. Harriet
Msyhue of Savage. Nd He also
is survived by nine grandchildren
and twenty-one great-grandchildre
Services at the s. H. Hines Co.
on Monday, May IL, at II am.
(parking facilities). Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 10
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Sy Nay ). 1853. At deorgetoyn IN
yeTsisyo Hospital Nd RHss EdI.wod B
ST., Arlington, Va, beloved hus-
band Of Nellie H. Bushong. father
oil Howard r. and Robert W
Bushong and brother Of Mrs. MARY
Dulin, He also Is survived by
i've grandchildren; Notice oil iu'
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PERRY, MARY JANE. On Thursday,
May z, 1859, at her residence,
1918 Elm ST., Upper Marlboro, Nd j,
MARY JANE PERRY mother OF
Miss Viola Perry, Mrs Edith Pat
terson, Ernest and John Perry: sis
ter Of John Jones She also is
survived by eight grandchildren, six
great-grandchildren and other rela-
tiveS and friends The late Mrs.
Perry NAV be viewed at the above
residence after. l / am. Sunday, May
10. Mass will be offered on Mon
day, May IL. at st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church. Upper Marlboro, Md,
at 10 am. Interment Mount Car
mel Cemetery. Services by Stewart
10
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RURKE, DAVID J. on Friday. VA

SV s. 1853 C4 DAVID ]. BuRKE, beloved
husband OF Ada, devoted father 81
David j. III, Frank and Donald
fond son Of Ellen. brother OF Rob
ert Burke of Washinston' y; q
Austria Remains repostng at
the Thomas F. Dalton Funeral
Home, so Newbridge I'd, Hicksvllle
Long Island. N. Y. Interment Mon
day, May IL. at Long Island Ma
tional Cemetery
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ELKINs, LUCILLE A. OF gill A sdea

ELkINS, LUCILLE A. OF Gill ArboT
ST., Cheverly Md, on May z, 1859,
wife Of Charles M. Elkins, mother
OF Beulah L. Elkins and sister of
Helen D. Hodgkiss. Remains at
Chambers Funeral Home. 1901
Cleveland ave. Riverdale, Md, until
Monday, May IL, at ] pm. Serv-
ices at the Little Church Of Fort
Lincoln Cemetery at 2 pm Me-
mortal donations may be sent to
the Cancer Fund. 10
FARR. Eta LOUISE. On Friday,
May s. 1859, at her residence,
Nokesville, Va, ETA LOUISE FAIR.
loving wife OF Jerome Farr, mother
OF Louise, Sara, frank, Richard
and Jane, daughter of T. L. Black
well She also leaves four sisters,
two brothers and a host of other
relatives and friends Funeral on
Sunday. May 10. from the New
Hope Baptist Church, Bristow. Va.
at 2 pm, DIST Arrangements by
the Baker g. Sons Funeral Home.
Manassas, Va.
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o'NEAL, Emily ORR. on Wednss;
o'NEAL Of 1902 3D. st. NV, mother
OF Mildred West, Margaret Cooper
and william O'Neal She also is
survived by 1--WE sisters, four broth
ers. fifteen grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. After q Am.
Sunday, May 10, friends are in
yited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You ST. NV. Holy mass will
be celebrated at the Holy Redeemer
Catholic Church on Monday. May
Olivet Cemetery. 10
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HILL. WALKE IRp On Monday, May 4

1850 WAIKER HUI HIO ~ Iia1 ~ al
st. NV. He leaves to mourn their
loss a devoted wife, Annie Mae
Hill; son Samuel Hill: a step
mother, Elsa Hill; three brothers,
three sisters and a host Of other
relatives and friends; After 5 pm.
vited TO call at the ]. r. Cameron
& Sons Funeral Home, Gil K St.
NV. Funeral services will be held
on Sunday, May 10, at 4 pm, in
the chapel, the Rev. R; J.. Thomas
National Cemetery on Monday, May
IL at am
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IsBELL, MAY l.. On. Thursday. Ma,

I, 1863, at the Wa thIist Hos Hos
pittaadl Center MAY L. IsBELL Of
loved wife Of the late Donald DuVal
1sbell, mother Of Mrs. william A.
Sandberg of Evanston, III. She also
Is survived BY two grandchildren.
Eric and Allen Sanders. Serv-
Home. -29O1 14th st. NV. on Sun
day, May 10, at pm. parking
facilities). Interment Mount Zion
Cemetery, Aide, Va.
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CAMTHoRNE, LANES sYLVEsTER

on Friday, May 8, 1859. at the
GEORGETOWN University Hospital
JAMES SYLVESTER CAWTHORNE
of 1888 Vermont ave. NV, devoted
husband Of Leeha May Cawthorne
He also leaves to mourn their loss
two sisters, Mrs. Mamie Norwood
and Mrs. Evelyn Jennings: three
brothers william, Norman ano
fsfher-in-lsS. james Edward Bryant,
three brothers-in-law, Maurice e.
James Clifton and Milton E
Bryant; one nephew Dr.. D'Orsay
d. Bryant, and other relatives ano
many friends. Remains resting a.
the John T. Rhines a. Co. Funera
Home, 3015 18th st. ne. Notice
of funeral later. 10
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s, 1863. a sibley Hospital. GUS
TAv NIEDER Of 1884 34th s.
Nieder, father OF Herbert @. Nieder
and Miss Evelyn |. Nieder; brother
Of Mrs. Minnie Schonrank. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th 81; and Mass aye. ne, where
May IL, at gao pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 10
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PHILLIPS, CHARLES ELMER.

Friday. May s, 1859, at his resi-
dence. 56l6 18th st. NV, CHARLES
E PHILLIPS, beloved husband OF
Margaret Bengel Phillips. son OF
Ellen 8. Waller. Mr. Phillips rests
at the w K. Huntemann & Son
Funeral Home, 1872 Georgia ave.
NV. where services will be held
on. Monday, May IL, at 10 am
tend. Interment Loudon Park Gem
etery, Baltimore. Nd. parking IA
cilities in rear Of funeral home.1 10
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s, 1859. at his residence, 66s6
Pinsy Branch ID NV THOMAS
H. Snably Of Fails Church. Va f,
and Thomas B Harris OF Washing
ton, D, c. brother OF Mrs Eliza
beth Pearson OF Purcellville, Va,
and Elmer Harris OF Aide, Va.
He also Is survived by three grand
children Services at the S. II.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 i4th
st. NV, on Monday, May II, at ~
noon lparking facilitiesl. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Inter-
ment private on Tuesday, May ~, at
Port Royal, Pa 10
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HEINEMAN. CHARLEs EpMARn.

800 7 St, Bradbury Heights, Md !,
on May ., 1859. beloved husband
Of Stella r Heineman and brother
Of Mrs. Grace Schadt Of Lock Haven,
pera, s some s, ,i Gha9 n F On
Tuesday. May ~, at l pm Friends
may call after pm. Friday, Mas
6 Interment Arlington National
Cemetery II
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day. May 5. 1859, in GeorE N own
University Hospital, JEFFREY DEAN
LOWERY of 1925 Viers Mil I'd
Rockville, Nd. beloved son of Helen
W. and Pete Lowery, brother OF
Carol Ann and Betty Lou LoWery
Friends are invited to call at the
Colonial Funeral Home OF Robert
A. Humphrey, Rockville, Nd, where
services will be held on Monday,
May IL. at IL am. Interment
flowers, contributions may be made
to the American Cancer Society. 10