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MARRIAGE
LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Under D. c. ldID couples
must apply for q marriage
license on one day, iDdit three
fnll days and receiUe the
license on the fifth day. Sun
days and holidays are counted
the same as other days.
Vincent N. Martin, 40, 1928 Calvert st
NV, and Cecilia v. Trostorff. 81
2544 18th st. NV.
James r. Marcionetts. 19. Takomi
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AT KODAK DEALERS DISPLAYING THIS SYMBOL

CITY AND SUBURBAN
Boxers Photo Supply, Inc.
46ll Wise. Ave. NV.
Brenner Photo Co., Inc.
933 Penna. Ave. NV.
At Both CopitoI comeru Stores
Color Art Cumeru Center
5534 Conn. Ave. NV.
Columbia Photo Supply
l424 New York Ave. NV.
Conn. Cumeru, Inc.
1929 Conn. Ave. NV.
Crown Photo Service
1892 N 81. NV.
District Cumeru Shop
s4l 18th St. NV.
At All Duke Cumeru Shops
Dupont Cumeru Center
l346 Conn. Ave. NV.
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Embassy Camera Center
2olo S St. NV.
Friendship Cumeru Shop
1906 Wis. Ave. NV.
Fuller und d'AIbert
BIS 10th St. NV.
At All Heeht Co. Stores
ITines Camera Exchunss
709 D St. NV.
At All Kuy-Frunc-Ross Jewellers
Stores
Leeds Jewely Store
725 Seventh ST. NV.
ModIon Camera Center
1912 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Penn Comero Exchange, Inc.
943 Psnno. Ave. NV.
At All Peoples Drug Stores, Inc
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Potomac Photo Supply, Inc.
l734 Psnno. Ave. NV.
At All Ritz Camera centers
Robbins Comero Shop, Inc.
529 l4th 81. NV.
The Ross Company, Inc.
1881 r ST. NV.
At All Seors, Roebuek & c
Stores
Thomus r. Scott Company
9ll 18th ST. NV.
Sommers Comeru Exchunge
IA 18th St. NV.
Steworts Comero Shops, Inc.
l42l H 81. NV.
United Photo Service
I+ls Irving 81. NV.
Vicar, Inc.
40 Wise. Cir, ch. ch., Nd.
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Mrs. Elisabeth Anderson,
Teacher IS Years in D C.

Funeral services were to be
held at 2 pm. today in the
IS. H. Hines Funeral Home for
Mrs. Elisabeth Dowden Ander-
son, a teacher in the District
public schools for IS years. Mrs
Anderson, So, died of cancer
Friday at the Washington Hos
pital Center.
A native of Washington, she
was a descendant of the early
settlers Of the area. She was
an alumna Of old Central High
School and was graduated from
Wilson Normal School in 1924
An elementary school teach
er here: Mrs. Anderson was APP
pointed to the Bradley School
on September l, 1924. She
later transferred to Petworth
School. and then went to Ia
koma School. There, she served
first as a fourth-grade teacher
and later taught sixth grade
and was teacher in charge OF
the building.
Mrs. Anderson received q
commentator upon her retire
ment last January for hei
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Charles R. Bokey, 65;
Former Deputy Marshal

arms for the District Bar AS
ISOLATION and was a member Of
the International Order Of
Odd Fellows.
He leaves his wife, four
daughters, Mrs. Clarence Sicily
of Alexandria, Va. Mrs. VIII
liam Furlong. jr., Mrs. Marshall
Sanders, Maxwell Air Force
Base, Alabama. and Mrs. Clark
Holman of Washington. He
also leaves a son, Charles r,
Bakey, jr., an attache assigned
to the American Embassy in
Cairo. Egypt.
Mr.. Bakey's remains may be
viewed tomorrow from Z to 9
pm. at Gawler's Chapel. 1756
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Funeral services viii be held
at 2 pm. Thursday in Mount
Carmel. Burial viii be in
Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Mrs. A. c. Gray,
Physicians Wife,
40-Yeur Resident

MRS. A. c. Gray. a.. wife Of 9
physician. and a Washington
resident for almost 40 years,
died last night Of a cerebral
hemorrhage at Doctors Hos
pital.
Born in New London. Conn,
Mrs. Gray was the former Helen
Stewart. She was q graduate
of Greenwich Conn Acad-
emy. A nurse. she trained al
the ]. c. Blair Memorial Hos
pital in Huntingdon. Pa.
She came to Washington In
1921 after her marriage to DR.
Gray. Their home was at 49i7
Rodman street NV.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Gray leaves q nephew, Charles
A. Gray. also Of the home adj
dress: a sister, Mrs. Jennie
Payne. of New London. and q
niece, Mrs. Howard Peterson
of Warner. N. H.
Services win be held at l pm,
"Wednesday in Hysong's funeral
home. 1900 N street NV, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery
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Mrs. Al. conger,
Widow Of Colonel

Mrs. Martha F. Conger. 80. a
former resident Of Takoma
Park. Nd, died yesterday in
Pasadena. Calf.
The widow Of Col. A. L. Con-
ger. USA tretired). Mrs. Conger
had been III for several years.
When Col. Conger retired
shortly after World War /. she
and her husband moved to Ia
koma Park where Col. Conger
served as a councilman for a
number Of years and helped
found the Takoma Park Pub
lie Library. He also was a
leader Of the American section
of the Theosophical Society.
Memorial services here will
be planned later.
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Copt. Fountain,
Served in Army
Medical Corps

Burial services will be held
at 2:l5 pm. Friday in Airing
ton Cemetery for Capt. j. Hor-
ace Fountain, 81. q native Of
Washington and q retired ofi-
Ger Of the Army Medical Corps.
Capt. Fountain died after a
heart attack on May / in Sc
attic, Wash.
He was graduated in 1928
from Western High School
here, where he won a scholar
ship to Georgetown University.
He entered the Army Medi-
cal Corps after graduation
from Georgetown in 1929. He
served until 1885. retiring as a
captain on disability.
Since his retirement, he had
been public health officer of the
cities Of Greeley and Denver,
Colo. At the time of his death,
he was director of tuberculosis
control for King County and
Seattle, Wash.
Capt. Fountain leaves his
wife Helen and son Dom of
Seattle, and another son John
and daughter Nancy of Dem
yer. Also surviving are three
brothers, Lyle Of Pittsburgh.
Graham Of Chicago, and
Holmes Of 1903 South Taylor
street, Arlington
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Richard Payne, 8.
Son Of Builder
In Montgomery

Richard Day Payne. 8. the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon d.
Payne of 900 Hobbs drive,
Colesville, Nd, died yesterday
of leukemia in Children's Hos
pital.
Born in Washington, Richard
was in the second grade at
Colesville Elementary School.
He attended class briefly this
year but was unable to continue
because Of illness.
His father is a builder in
MONTGOMERY County. 9ssrs
Besides his parents, he leaves
a brother, David W.: his ma
ternal grandmother, Mrs. Cor
don D. Wells of Gaithersburg,
and his paternal grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence M.
Payne of Silver Spring.
Services win be held at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home. 8434
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring,
with burial in Parklawn Cenne-
terry.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be sent to
the Leukemia Fund, care Of
Mrs. Florence Scott, public re-
lations director of Children's
Hospital, 2125 Thirteenth street
INV.
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Horace Peoslee Dies
Prominent Architect, IA

Veteran Washington archi-
tect Horace w. Peaslee, "a.
died at his home today Of a
heart attack.
Mr.. Peaslee. who had de-
signed many Of the city's build
ings. had been a practicing ar
chitect IN the area since he
was graduated from Cornell
University College OF Archi-
lecture In 1910.
OF his many designs. the one
for which he was best known
was that Of the architectural
features Of Meridian Hill Park
on Sixteenth street.
Some Of Mr.. Peaslee's more
notable works include the de-
sign Of the Korean and Peru
Wan Embassies. the renovation
and the grounds Of the Cosmos
Club and the landscaping Of
the Marine Corps War Memo
rial in Arlington.
When Mr.. Peaslee was given
the job Of landscaping the
7iz-acre site at the memorial.
ne was confronted with the
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problem Of duplicating, in
concrete, the black volcanic
sands Of the island Of Two Jima
He accomplished this by
mixing volcanic rock and black
sand with the concrete. Even
though Mr.. Peaslee had never
seen Two lima he duplicated
the color and texture so xe-
actly that veterans OF the
battle have commented that
they could not tell the diff
ference.
Some Of Mr.. Peaslee's othel
works are, the restoration o,
the Christ Church in Southeas'
Washington and St. john
Church on Lafayette Square.
Mr.. Peaslee has also done al
Of the landscape ground arch
itecture on President Essen.
hower's Gettysburg estate.
Last week Mr.. Peaslee re,
ceived an award for his design
Of Dunbarton House.
He is survived by his son
John Rider Peaslee, 1894 Nine,
teenth street NV.
Funeral services will be helC
in st. Johns Church at Q pm
Wednesday.
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Charles r. Bakey. SIS, for II
years a deputy United States
marshal. died Saturday at the
home Of a daughter. Mrs. VIII
liam Furlong. jr., Of Benjamin
street, Mclean. Va.
Born in Centralia. Pa, Mr.
Bakey was educated there and
lived the early part of his life
in nearby Mount Carmel. He
was married to the former
Pearl Ida Derr.
Mr.. Bakey came to Wash
ington in 1912 after receiving
an appointment as a deputy
marshal.
Recently retired, he had
served for several years during
his employment with the De-
partmept Of Justice as the
deputy marshal assigned to
guarding the grand jury room
at District Court.
Mr.. Bakey was sergeant-at'
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Mrs. HeidingsfeId,
District Motive

Mrs. Laura Behfend Held
ingsfeld. Is. a Washington ma
tive active In Jewish oreaniza-
tons, died Saturday at her
home. $500 Woodley road NV.
She was q past president Of
the Young Women's Hebrew
Association and the Washing
ton branch Of the National
Council Of Jewish Women. and
a member OF the Washington
Hebrew CONGREGATION.
She also had been honored
BY the Red Cross for more than
40 years service as a Braille
expert.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Edward b. Somehow: q sister,
Mrs. Nellie Behrend Bonwit; a
grandson and two great-grand-
children. all Of the Woodley
road address.
Services win be held today at
p pm. in the Danzansky Fu-
neral Home, S5Ol Fourteenth
street NV. Burial win be in
the Washington Hebrew Con-
gregation Cemetery.
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leadership Of teachers and
parents, and in the community.
Her philosophy Of teaching
and living was expressed by
these words she put on the
blackboard in her classroom:
ITO possess any gift of mind
or hand in any field is to
carry not alone the joy Of that
gift, but also the duty and re-
sponsibility of using it wisely,
with equal ioo in the service Of
your fellow man."
Mrs. Andlrso.. leaves her
husband, Comdr. Francis M.
Anderson, USNR (retired), Of
the home address. 421 Whittier
street NV: and her mother,
Mrs. Neville G.. Dowden, 1877
Aspen street NV.
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Mr.. Smith leaves his wife
Izetta, whom he married in
Rockville in 1874. An actress,
Mrs. Smith, was known pro-
fessionally as Izetta Jewell. jr.
She is the daughter Of Mrs.
Izetta Jewell Miller, a former
stage star, who was active in
Democratic political circles for
many years, and the late Rep
resentative William Gay Brown,
jr.. Of West Virginia.
Also surviving are two chill
dren, Rex, jr., and Izetta III.
Private services will be held
Thursday in Gate City, Va.
Private funeral services win
be held Thursday in Gate City.
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Mrs. w. T. Woeeoner

FORT WORTH. Tex, May 10
(AP) Mrs. w. T. Waggoner.
widow Of a Texas raneher who
established one of the largest
cattle and oil fortunes in the
West, died here yesterday at
the age Of 100. Her husband
was the son Of Dan Waggoner.
founder Of the famous Wag-
goner Ranch near Vernon, Tex.
He died in 1884
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DEATHS
s.. AInnoupesm ,s q
In aarmuriaill

HUFNAGEL, CHARLES FREDERICK
In memory Of my dearly beloved
husband who departed this life one
year ago today. May Is, 1858.
As loved you, so I miss you. In
my heart you are always near
Loved, remembered longed for.
Memories are treasures no one car
Parting left me with heartaches nc
one can heal;
TIL memory fades and life departs,
You Will live forever In my heart
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE RUTH.
FAIRFAX. EVELYN HIN sacred
memory Of our daughter and sister,
EVELYN II. FAIRFAX, who passed
iiSS sss. one year ago today May. IS
Her weary hours and days Of pain,
Her troubled nights have passed
And in our aching hearts we know.
She has found sweet rest at last
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND
SISTER. FLOSSIE HOLMES AND
CHARLOTTE JOHNSON.
cur dear sister-in-law, ELvA G.
JARVIS, who died three years age
today, May Is, 1856.
Always remembered with loving
s iieSSsh's NoyELLA AND BERTHA.
JARVIS -LVA CATHERINE. In lovina
memory OF our dear mother, ELVA
CATHERINE JARVIS, who left us
three years ago today, May IL, 1886.
AREATHA AND NORMAN.
JARVTc, ELVf CATHERINE. In loving
memory of our dear grandmother,
EVA. CATHERINE JARVIS. who de-
parted this life three years ago
today, May Is, 1855.
Eternal rest grant ,sr. o LORD,
FRANZ 4A1Ne,E PPEGoY AND DoNALEE
JOHNSON. CARRIE Z. In sad but low
mg memory q our dear mother,
home TO rest with her Savior three
years ago today, May is, 1885
You were such q wonderful mother,
So gentle. eood and kind;
You will live forever,
In our hearts and minds.
Now there is nothing we can say,
Except q loyins prayer
That God will bless you, Mother,
And keep you in his care.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. ELSIE
FRED AND ROBERT.
Kinks. JOHN BARCKLEY, SIR. A trib.
ute Of love and devotion TO the
memory Of my beloved husband and
our father, JOHN BARCKLEY
Kinks. ST.. who departed this life
nve years ago today, May Is, 1884
Your heart was the truest
Your love the best to recall:
Happy, smiling and content,
Loved and respected wherever you
Always thoughtful, willing ana kind,
These are the memories you left
behind.
In memory We turn back the pages.
Along each road we trod:
We bless the years We had you,
And leave the rest to God
DAUGHTER
MeMURTRY. ABNER. In sad but low
ing remembrance Of my dear hus-
band. ABNER McMURTRY. who
departed this life one year ago
today, May Is. 1859.
We had lived and loved together
Through many changing years;
We had shared each others glad
And wept with each Others tears
Sweet to. remember him who once
And who, though absent. is stiIl
DEvoTEDLY. ELLA.
THOMAS. GRACE c. A tribute Of love
z the memory Of ny beloved wife
asleep one year aso today, May IS
1883.
As ! loved her. so / miss her,
In memory she Is always near;
Loved. remembered, longed for
BringinG many silent tear.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, OLIVER
3. THOMAS.
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Darn If Chunks

CUNNINGHAM. JOHN i. The family
Of the late JOHN J, CUNNINGHAM
wishes 70 thank their many fniends,
relatives, and neighD0fs for their
kindness shown durlne our recent
wiz DzUoHTrR AND SISTERS.
FAER. SAMUEL ?. Ths family Of the
late SAMUEL p. pARR Wiah 10
acknowledge with sincere apprccia-
tion and thanks to the ncighbor8 on
OoodIQc I'd, many friends and rcla-
tlyt1, for floral Offerings cards, teie.
phone and personal calls, Use Of
cars and al acts ol kindness and
aueNnrelS|ons Of sympathy during our
Bereavement. Also, The Chaplain Of
x Port Myef Chapel All military and
retired Army personnel, oflcers and
members Of Warren q. Hnrdlne
~ Lodse, No. 80. r. A. A. a.. who par
tlclpaled. Also the s. H. Hines CO,
Funeral Home for excellent and
e Sis 'I EossISda' 'wsIYE AND pAUoH-
f..tf I|HN.
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RexSmith, So, Ex-Newsmon.
Airline Publicity Executive

Rex w. d. Smith, IS, veteran
newspaperman and retired vice
president for public relations Of
American Airlines. died yester-
day at Memorial Hospital in
New York, the Associated Press
reported.
Mr.. Smith had been under
4 treatment for cancer since
March.
During his long newspaper
career he had been the first
editor of the Chicago Sun,
managing editor of Newsweek
Magazine. and a foreign cor
respondent for. the Associated
Press
He worked at the Washing
ton Herald in 1880, and was
stationed here with the All
Force during World War II. He
retired with the rank Of colonel
as chief Of the ONCE Of infor-
nation of the Army Air Forces
headquarters.
Mr., Smith joined American
AirIines in 1945. He retired last
June. His home was in La
Jolla, Calf.
Native Of Virginia
Born in Gate City, va, he
ATTENDED the University of Vir.
ginia and the College Of vii.
William and Mary, as well a,
San Marcos University in Lima
Peru.
He began his newspaper Ca
Ireer with the Detroit News in
1913. After serving with the
Washington Herald in 1890
he entered the United States
Foreign Service.
He served as vice consul in
San Jose, Costa RIGA, in 1920
81. and in Lima Peru, in 1922
I23.
European Correspondent
Returning to the newspaper
business, Mr.. Smith went with
the San Francisco Examiner
where he worked for four years
He then moved to the Los
Angeles Times, working there
for two years. During this
period he also wrote for motion
pictures in Hollywood.
In 1929, he began his career
as a foreign correspondent. He
travelled that year on assign
ments to Italy, the BaleariC
Islands. Germany and Bavaria
He then became correspond
ent for the Paris edition of the
New York Herald Tribune. and
In 1881 was engaged as foreign
news editor for the Associated
Press. He was made chief Of
Associated Press Spanish bu-
reau. assigned to Madrid. In
1885.
Mr.. Smith became foreign
editor of Newsweek Magazine
in 1886. and later moved up To
managing editor Of the publi-
cation.
He was named editor Of the
Chicago Sun in 1941. He en-
tered the Army Air Corps the
next year.
Mr.. Smith leaves his wife
and two children.
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Braths

WILKINSON REV. JOHN s. on sun.
DAY. May IA. 1883, In Chester, Pa,
REV. JOHN s. WILKINSON, devoted
husband Of Mrs. Alma q. Wilkinson,
latner Of I'VE children, Helen Holmes,
Barbara .Watford, Antoipette Tap
eight grandchildren: he also is sur.
viyed BY. one brother, two sisters,
other relatives and many friends
AFTER p.m Wednesday. May 20,
friends are invited TO cal: al the
1929 ilth St NV. Funeral se Twice
Thursday, Hay II. at j pm from
Israel c. M. 3. Church. New Jersey
ave. and dorRan st. NV. the Rev
~ Bell oficiating Intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. go
WILLIAMS. PARKER. sr. Suddenly. on
aAiRs EEKs WILLIAMS Mnf ~ ], l 1892 ,,n Mr.
I fSsn ay w,lIrsem. beloved so husbapd q
and Parker Williams, ST.. He also
leaves 70 mourn his passing two
Drotners-in-law, two aunts, other
relatives and friends Remains rest.
Funeral Rn r. 'q Hom John AT 4 Rh s,s A CO
Notice Of funeral later.
WINBusH; MARY. On Sunday, Mas
Morton st. NV Notice OF funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS By Jarvis.
WoLLEY; JAKE. on SUNDAY, May Ia,
s., NV. beloved husband Of Gladys
Wolley, father OF Mrs. MARGARET w
Canty. Mary Lee, Dolores and Their
man. WoEey: brother Of Mrs. Fiossit
Mitchell Willie, Caroline and Eddie
molev Also surviving are three
many friends. From / to 1 1880 , .m'
"wednesday. May 20. friends are in.
vited tot call at the Mcclure Funeral
HON 1880 9th St. NV. Punera. ano
nterment At Cameron, 8. c. 20
Wo0DFoRD, EFToN. on Friday. Nav
10. 1859 EFTON WOODFOkD ~
$40 irving st.. NV. beloved husband
p 81 gsroi ss,,,s wOc oas father q
also Is survived 81 other relative:
and friends, After .p.m. Monday
May IS. friends are invited 10 cal
at the Jarvis Chapel. 1899 You sd
Nv where funeral services win b
Interment Arlington National Gem.
wooDFoRD. EsToN. A special com.
N mN ny Of Hiram Lodg.
~. called sIii 4 for 4 Tu & a M MAI I,
MN -. 1859. at am. at the
XOLX Masonic Temple, 1000 YOU
NJ st NV. for the purpose
OF conducting the Masonir
Funeral services for our iafs
brother ESTON WOODFORD. Al
me Jarvis Funeral Home. 1882 You
81. NV, at 3 am.
JULIUS BINo, Jr., w M
THEODORE A. BELL secy. is
YOUNG. HENRY Q. on FRIDAY Ma,
II, 1903. AZ the washington Hos
pitsl Center HENRY c. YOUNG
husband Of Josephine s Youur 81
west Palm Beach. Fla, and fatheI
Of MIS-. Joann Y. Schilline Of ne.
thesda. Nd: Mrs. Patricia Howl 81
Galnesvllle. Fla, and Mrs Susan
Tisdale OF Lake Worth, Fla Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel. I75d
"a. ave NV. where services win
pc held on Monday, May is, At {
pm Interment Lake Worth Fla.
lieu o. flowers, contributions may
pc made to the American Cancef
society or the Heart Association 81
YOUNG. MINNIE VERONICA. On SIM.
day May ~, 1859. MINNIE VERON-
tCA YOUNG Of $500 18th st, NE,
NOTICE OF funeral later Arrange
ments BY s. W. .utler, Johnson a,
Jenkins Funeral Home, 4S01 Geof I.
80 efs' NV. t
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN, Garden Of Apostles,
burial sites. Whole or in Part.
Phone LU. 2-901S.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
Beautiful 4-Eravesite. oVerloOkin1
entrance: out-of-town owner to sell
At sacrifice. Call Mr.. JACOB. ST
S-S~ps. ~
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Crematorium

j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
81. 81 .ano Mass Ave NE II $4,000
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IO'CoNN0R. JEAN 3. op satutday

NAY is' 1888, at " wssh 81 sfoIuf aos.
pital Center, JEAN r. o'CONNOE
Of The An States Hotel. 18th anC
= SITS. NV, the beloved wife Of thu
late Patrick o'connor, mother Of thu
Of Roy Scheller Of New YofI
City, N Y. Funeral from the Tim.
othy Hanlon Funeral Home. 1881
Ge0rgla ave. NV. on Wednesday
May 20, at 9.15 am. Requiem mas
wheaton, Nd, At 10 am. Inter.
ment Gate If Heaven Cemetery.
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is, 1853. st Hadley's Memorial Hos
pital, ESTELL MOORE OF IA r st
SIC. She leaves to mourn their loss
husband, jeffrey Moore; twC
daughters, Mrs. jamie Neal and Jear
n. Moore: two ans, James L, Caro-.
mother. jamie Carolina; Ia grancchil.
jren, one brother, Peter Carolinr
and other relatives and friends. Thl
.ate Mrs. Moore is resting in thu
Morris A. Carter e. Co. Funera
Home. sos y a.. nv Notice o.
services later.
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OLIVER. NORA PHYLLIS. On Sat.
urday. May 10, 1859, at the Wash.
PHYLLIS zsH A SILVER q s454 soutf
23d ST., Arlington, Va. wife Of ths
late William Oliver, mother Of Mrs
Pearl Cas- and IreathRs Cooper. She
also Is survived BY one sister, Mrs
Mildred warner: two brothers, Mr.
Claude and Porter Mayfleld; two
sons-in-law. Launcelot Cass anc
sThaddeus Cooper; four n.eces, cnl
nephew, a devoted godchisd. Mr.
Wiibert Mccoy, and hos. Of other
relatives and friends Friends are
invited to call at Peyton Funera
Home. zoos Shirlington rd., Airing
ton, Va, after p,m. Sunday, MAJ
II until 4 m. Monday. May is
thence TO the Lomax A. M. E. Flor
Church, 2T04 South Gath I'd, Ar.
lington, Va. until funeral time
Tuesday, May 10, al 10 am, tht
Rev. Henry H. link otficiating. In.
terment church cemetery. Is
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LINDER. DEWEY A, Jr suddenly

LINDER. DEWEY A.. Jr. Suddenly,
a LsfssS May I 81 IL ,s Sss t D5wES
terrace NV. the devoted husband
Of Theresa Under father Of Dolores,
Arthur and Maria Under and son
Of Elnise and Dewey A Under. sr
re also Is survived BY other rela-
Monday May rs. friends are In
vited to call at the william suangler
Funeral Home. 5s4 Sth st, ne.
Funeral services viii be held on
Tuesday May 10. at I130 am,
ct the Salem Baptist Church. a17
N st. NV fnternent ArlinRton
National Cemetery. Is
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ie. iasS Il Re Ellzs SSaYr1 K shoe hoe
maker Home. LQUELLA DAVIS,
aunt Of Mrs. r p. Stokes Of Maiden,
Mass. and Raymond 7 Clifford Of
Worcester, Mass: cousin of Mrs.
Louella M Lewis Of Utica, N Y.
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
thesda. Md. where services will be
held on Tuesday, May 10, at 2 pm,
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery
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MURDoCK, DAVID Boyd, ID q

SUNDAY. NAY "a ii 1909. 4 slISsi
bocK. Jr Of 1 ia conm0nwes Sn,
ave Alexandria, Va, husband 81
the late Deborah Lyons Murdock
brother Of Mrs John j. Long, 10.
Sc H. and John j.. Murdoch anc
step-father Of Charles Lyons. Mas.
90, Al S:So am from St Mary,
Catholic Church. Interment st
Ma Cemetery Friends may cal
at the CUNNINGHAM Funeral home
Cameron and Alfred sts., Alexan.
dria. Va. 10