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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-03

He abandoned his study Of
music in 1927 following a Sc
we're illness and revived an in
terest in bookbinding. In 1880,
Mr.. Scheirer opened his own
bindery here, the Rabbit Hutch.
and soon in his spare time he
was teaching, executing COM
missions and being invited TO
exhibit specimens Of his handi-
work at galleries here, in Phila-
delphia and New York.
Mr.. Scheirer was known for
his binding Of miniature vol
umes. The smallest of all was
-Four Addresses OF Abraham
Lincoln" which measured / inch
by q Of an inch.
He was a member Of The
Miniature Painters, SculptorS
and Gravers Society of Wash
ington and the American Insti-
tute Of Graphic Arts.
Mr.. Scheirer was a bachelor.
He leaves a sister, Nellian r.
Scheirer Of the home address,
5506 Sonoma road in Bethesda,
and a brother, Harry B.
Scheirer Of San Diego, Calf.
Funeral services were to be
at 3 pm. today at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV.
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DR.. M. O. Lorenz,
Ex-ICC Official

DR.. Max o. Lorenz, 80, who
retired in 1914 as director of the
bureau Of transport economics
and statistics of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, died
Wednesday in Sunnyvale, Calf.
He had served as director of
this bureau for "a years. After
his retirement he moved from
Washington to Mountain View,
Calf, where he had been liv-
ing.
DR.. Lorenz leaves his wife,
Mrs. Nellie Sheets LorenE Of
Mountain View; three sons. DR..
Frederick Lorenz Of HermoSa
Beach, Calf, DR.. Julian S.
Lorenz Of San Mateo, Calf, and
Rodger S. Lorenz Of Yellow
Springs, Ohio, and three grand
children.
A memorial service for DR..
LorenZ will be held today in
Palo Alto, Calf.
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DR.. J. A. Bennett,
Retired Dentist,
Ex-Professor

DR.. J. Albert Bonnet, SO, a
retired dentist who practiced
here for 80 years, died of a
heart attack yesterday at Sub
urban Hospital. He lived in
Sarasota, Fla, and was visit
ing relatives in Washington.
DR.. Bonnet was born in
Clyde, Ohio, and was gradu-
ated from Georgetown Dental
College in 1922. He taught at
the college for several years.
His ONCE was in the Westory
Building at Fourteenth and F
streets NV. In 1854, DR.. Bon
nett retired and moved with
his wife to Sarasota.
He was a past president of
the National Capital Optimist
Club, a 32d degree Mason of
the Scottish Rite of Washington
and a past master of Justice
Lodge No. As. He also was a
member of the Almas Temple.
DR.. Bennett leaves his wife,
Delmond, of Sarasota; a
brother, DR.. Ralph w. Bennett
of 4105 Aspen street, Chevy
Chase, Md; a sister, Mrs. Iva
ID. Bell of Dawson, Mich, and
several nieces and nephews.
Services will be held at 2
pm. Monday in the S. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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A. S. FenneII, IA,
Retired Official
Of HiqhwoyV Visit

Aloysius S. Fennell, a life
long resident of Washington
and retired official Of the Dis
trict Highway Department, died
yesterday at Carroll Manor,
1922 LaSalle road, Hyattsville,
Md.
Mr.. Fennell was "A and had
been retired from the District
Government since 1947. He be-
gan working for the District
as a surveyors chairman in
1904, and was an associate en-
gineer when he retired.
He is survived by two daugf-
tiers. Helen M. Fennell, and Sis
ter Mary Aloysius, S. N. D., and
two sons, Francis X. and
Thomas A. Fennell. His oldest
son. 1t. Aloysius S. Fennell, jr.,
USING. was killed during World
War II in the invasion of Two
Jima.
Mr.. Fennell also leaves four
sisters, Misses Katharine, De-
Stree and Margaret Fennell,
and Sister Carmelita, S. N. D.
He will be buried with a re-
QUEEN mass from st. Anthony's
Catholic Church, at 10 am.
Monday. Mr.. Fennell was q
member of the Holy Name So
ciety Of st. Anthony's.
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Blanche Street,
Long q Teacher

Miss Blanche Street. a Dis
trict public school teacher for
many years, died yesterday at
Washington Hospital Center.
A native of Washington, Miss
Street was the daughter of the
late DR.. and Mrs. Daniel Baen
Street. She lived at the Kene-
saw Apartments, Sixteenth and
Irving streets NV, with a sis
ter, Mrs. Edgar S. Patterson.
Miss Street was a lifelong
member Of the Calvary Metho-
dist Church and the Washing
ton Club.
She leaves another sister,
Mrs. Flora S. Wilson of Rock
vile, Md, and two nieces.
Services will be held at 10
am. Monday at the Calvary
Methodist Church, 1859 Column
bia road NV, with burial in
Rock Creek Park Cemetery.
Expressions Of sympathy may
take the form of contributions
to the church'S memorial fund.
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George A. Scheirer, 81,
Medical Editor, Art Expert

George Albert Scheirer, med
ical writer and editor whose
art hobbies gained him recog-
milton in who's Who in Art"
died Tuesday evening at Sub
urban Hospital in Bethesda fol-
lowing a heart attack. He
was "a.
Born and educated in Elmira,
N. Y, Mr.. Scheirer Joined the
Finance and Supply Division
Of the Army Surgeon Generals
once as a clerk in 1915.
He worked on the Army Med
ical Bulletin from its beginning
in 1885. AS associate and man
aging editor, he expanded 1t
into a monthly publication dur
ing World War II. After 80
years Of service, he retired from
the Army Surgeon Generals
ONCE In l948.
Among his many hobbies were
stamp and coin collecting, mu-
sic, leather tooling and hand
bookbinding and an extensive
study Of world literature. He
had recently completed a Is
year study showing the origin
and spread Of mans culture
since recorded time.
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Gen. Kune;; Had
Remuqen Role

FOREST GROVE, Greg,
July 3 (AP).-Brig. Gen. Paul
v. Kane, who commanded ar
tillery units that helped cap
ture the famed Remagen
Bridge in Germany in World
War II, died here Wednesday.
Death was attributed to a
heart attack. Gen. Kane, who
retired from the Army 10 years
ago, was 66.
He served in the Army in
North Africa in World War II,
and later commanded units
that helped capture the bridge.
which gave the allies their
gateway across the Rhine
River.
The body will be sent to West
Point, N. Y, for burial Mon
day at the United States Mill
tary Academy.
Gen. Kane, q native of
Worcester, Mass, was gradu-
ated from the academy in 1915.
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Steven Buddy,
Was Leukemiu
Patient at NH

Steven Buday, who would
have been 2 years old a week
from tomorrow, died yester-
day of leukemia at the Ma
tional Institutes of Health in
Bethesda.
Steven was the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Buday, 472
North Thomas street, Airing
ton. Mr.. Buday works for the
United States Public Health
Service here.
After his condition was dag
noSed as acute leukemia at
Arlington Hospital, Steven was
transferred to NH on April 10.
There doctors tried the three
groups of drugs which often
prolong the life of leukemia
patients by causing the disease
to disappear temporarily. But
none worked.
Funeral services will be held
at II am. tomorrow at the
Hardesty Funeral Home in
Galesville. Md. Burial will fol-
low in the Galesville Cemetery.
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Harry R. Daniel Dies;
Editor and PubIicist

Harry Randolph Daniel. IS,
former newSpaperman and pub
lie relations director. died
Wednesday night at the Wash
ington Hospital Center after a
short illness.
Mr.. Daniel, who formerly was
with the old Inter.O Ocean news
paper In Chicago and later was
public relations head for s. w.
Straus a. Co.. real estate bond
house In New York, came to
Washington In 1882.
Publicity for Commerce
Shortly thereafter. he took
over the Blue Eagle publicity
campaign for the National Re-
covery Administrator and In
1884 was asked to take over
the work of co-ordinating
publicity with the advertising
campaigns Of newspapers
throughout the country to slim
ulate local building.
A year later, Mr.. Daniel was
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J. S. Ashford, ~,
Printing Guard

Joseph s. Ashford, 70, a
guard at the Judd a. Detweiler
printing firm here, died yester-
day at Sibley Hospital from a
heart condition. He lived at
705 Ninth street NE.
Mr.. Ashford, a native of Fair
fax, Va, had been employed at
the printing Arm since 1914.
Prior to that he had been man
ager Of the old Sanitary Gro
Gerry Co., now the Safeway Co.
Mr.. Ashford moved to WASH
ington in 1899 to drive horse
drawn vehicles for the old Cap
ital Traction Co. When the
company discontinued the
horSe-drawn cars, he went to
work for Sanitary as a clerk.
Mr.. Ashford leaves his wife,
Ruby, and two daughters, Mrs.
Frances v. Weber and Miss
Elsie Ashford, all of Washing
ton, and a son, Joseph NJ, Of
1918 Nash place Sc.
Services will be held at 1886
pm. tomorrow in the Deal Flu
neral Home, 1912 Georgia ave-
nue. NV. Burial will be in
Fairfax (Va.) Cemetery.
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Struck by Truck,
Mrs. Kurter Dies
Of Head Injuries

Mrs. Hettie N. 'Karter Of n
Commonwealth avenue. Alex
andria. died yesterday in Alex
andria Hospital Of head in
juries received when she was
struck by q truck Wednesday.
The truck driver. Roosevelt
Atkinson Of the 600 block Of
Orleans place NE, Is free on q
81 900 bond after being charged
with involuntary manslaughter
Alexandra police said.
Mrs. Karter was crossing
West street In Alexandria to
reach a bus stop when Mr.. At
kinson's refrigerator van truck,
making q left turn, hit her, po-
lice said.
She came to Alexandria "A
years ago from Cullman, Ala,
with her husband. Anthony ].
Karter. and 4-year-old son An
thony. jr. For the last 10 years
she worked for the ]. c. Penny
Department Store in Alexan-
dria and had risen to assistant
floor manager in the ladies'
ready-to-wear dresses depart
ment.
Mrs. Karter was an active
member Of the Women's Cham
Der Of Commerce and Zonta
international, an organization
Of women managers. She at
tended st. Mary's Catholic
Church in Alexandria.
Her husband is q machinist
for the Atlantic Research Corp.
in Alexandria.
Funeral arrangements have
not yet been set.
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Drafha

WHITE. MAMIE LEE. on Tuesday,
p SHni Nj NAME agSO Lee WTSiiTH TE q 5 SGs
Maple St, Baileys Cross Roads, Fair:
fax, Va, devoted wife Of Edward
1. white. She also Is survived BY
three s d9,ushtsTs; M Ms; Msni soh Le.
sons son Edwsrd NJ. John j.. oeorse,
G. White: SIX sisters. two brothers.
nineteen grandchildren. other rela::
tiyes and friends, Mrs. White, viii
y H 9 ; 81 e, 'Msss sSnt Pleasant tFisS sD
tist Church, Lineoinia I'd. and Co
iumbia pike, Mount Pleasant, Va,
where services will be held at ]
pm Saturday. July 4. the Rev. N,
Sheppard ofneistinE; lntsrmsnt
mentS by the Robert @. Mason Fu-
YOUNG. MARY J. 0ENNIE,, On
y'S gESNE WI YSo5SUNd Of iS SfsO 9 oAl.n
st. ne. wife Of the late Henry Young
and beloved mother OF Mrs. Jennie
Butler, Mrs. Emily Fox. MrS. Rosa
Foster and Mack and Wilmer Young
! AIfC SURVIVING tS.. are twenty grand:
Poster. David Fox and william II.
Mills: three misunderstanding, Sarah
j.. Rebeeea and Nettie Young; two
nieces, two nephews, other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
Sunday. July. 5, friends are
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st, NV,
where the rosary will be reeited at
2 pm. Requiem mass will be eele-
brated at the Holy Redeemer Cath
ollie Church, 90 New York ave
NV, ct 0 an. Monday, July 6.
Interment Sacred Heart Cemetery,
CLEMENCE n. On
Wednesday. July /, 1859, CLEMENCE
r. ZlMMEHMANN Of 6614 Jordan
I'd, Springfield, Md, beloved hus-
band Of Mrs. Meta Zimmerman
and father Of Robert Walter Zim-
hermann: brother Of Miss Qreteham
zimmerman Of Peoria, Ill. He also
Is survived BY four grandsons
Friends are invited to can at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert 4. PumphIey. Bethesda,
REQUIEM mass will be offered
on Monday. July o. at $3.50 am,
ct the Church Of the Little Flower,
1901 Massachusetts, ave, Glen Echo,
Nd. lntefment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. minneapolis, MINI, pa
pers please eopyD s
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Viscount Weir

GLASGOW, Scotland, July 3
(AP).-Viscount Weir, 80, Scot
fish industrialist, died yester-
day after a short illness. Weir
was president of the Weir En-
.gineering Group and a former
director Of Imperial Chemical
Industries and the National
Nickel Co. of Canada.
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asked by Secretary Of Com
merce Roper to coordinate all
of the publicity Of the 10 bu-
reaus of the department. Mr.,
Daniel did this by putting the
department on the air In a pro-
gram showing how the differ
ent bureaus touched the lives
Of all Americans.
This was not his first radio
venture, for while with s. w
Straus a. Co. he developed q
radio program called 1.-THE
Newspaper Of the Air" which
was presented by H. v. Kalten-
born and Mr.. Daniel, who APP
peared as financial editor. The
program ran three times q week
for more than q year over the
Columbia network.
Mr.. Daniels program, "Sto-
ries Of Industry" while with
The Commerce Department gave
the human interest background
of various American industries
The program ran 81 weeks
with the scripts being used in
schools and colleges and pub
lished in two volumes by the
Government.
After the resignation Of Sec
rotary Roper, Mr.. Daniel went
into private business. his last
job serving as chief Of public
relations for the National Auto
mobile Dealers Association here
from l943 until 1850. when he
retired.
Born In Indiana
A native Of Fort Wayne, Ind,
Mr.. Daniel was the son Of the
late Rev. William H. Daniel and
Emma Birch Daniel. He was
educated in schools in Indiana
and was graduated from North
western University. He was q
member of Phi Delta Theta
Fraternity.
Following his graduation, he
started his newspaper work on
the Journal In Decatur. Ind, q
paper which he owned. Later
he went to Chicago, and served
as both city editor and man.
aging editor of the 1nter-Ocean,
He went from there to New
York, entering public relations
He was q member Of the Ma
tional Press Club.
Mr.. Daniel was one Of the
first syndicated columnistS in
the United States. His column
Minor Observations. appeared
in 80 newspapers throughout
the country at the turn Of the
century.
He leaves his widow, Mrs,
Gladys Daniel, secretary to The
Stars editor. Of 1884 P street
NV; q niece. Mrs. William
Howard Bell, and two nephews
Frederic w. and Daniel B.
Schafer, all Of Fort Wayne.
The body will lie at Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, after noon tomor-
row. Funeral services will be
conducted at 10 an. Monday
by the Rev. DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, former pastor Of Foun-
dry Methodist Church, Of which
Mr.. Daniel was q member
Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

4 CRYPTS IN MAUSoLEUM in Ma
t!onal Memorial Park. Pals Church.
For immediate sale ct "a price,
S2,450. ia. 4:1l4s.
FORT LINCoLN..o55, sites, block Il, lot
HE, 9-23l5, after 9 pm. 5
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
-. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9th st. and Mass. Ave. NE, Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
SIG H st. NE. Ii. 3-4sso
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July Q, 1863, GEoRoE DANDY
Of 1415 T ST. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS By Jarvis.

July 1909, GEORGE DANDY
ter $40 a. aS sG 81 JS 81 iSnerA
DANIEL, HAIRY RANDOLPH. On
% %:sRisass H SSs ci ssSs AR "
NV. beloved husband OF Gladys
Wood Daniel. He SlSo Is survived
By sSd tT N5'is :Dh MT. Y TI.d:Pc II w. S snd
Daniel p. schafer., ali Of Fort
the s H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
29Ql 14th st. NV. after IL noon
above faneFai home on Monday,
csdS.r GaIl e Cemetery aS s:m' 'n''fnsn'
DEAN. MARCUS TENNYSoN. on
sdne' S2Re sSs FE MY s. H Sem
devoted father Of /. Berlin and
are other relatives % and many s1 frisnds
Family may be contacted. at 1922
Orren st., NED Notice Of funeral
latere. ARRANGEMENTS By Mcclure,
DORSEY, EsTELLA. On Tuesday.
June 80, 1858, EsTELLA DORSEY.
a son-ip:lex, Charles Lewis, sur
SO Sss F ETas9si Home aS ell is M.s sss
Friday, July 8, where services will
be held on Saturday, July 4, at
l0:30 am. 1nterment Woodlavn
DYE, ELSIE ?. On Thursday. July
Pitsi Mrs; Elsie p DYE 81 1905
silver Spring Nd; DR.. Geneva
Turner Sna MES MIS- Harriet Whslan;
the Brookland Baptist Church, 10Th
and Monroe SITS. ne, on Saturday,
y ysls It. .Srr g%w , EHs:5%sn e. DT
Funeral Home. 8
BILLS, PHILIP L. On Wednesday,
PHILIP L. ELLIS, beloved husband
Of Grace o Ellis and brother Of
Mrs. Reda Kuemmerle and Mrs.
Dorothy Banner, both Of Philadel-
ean aalsr s. chs SPENDS l7R R'' ps cal .v e.
NV, where services win be held on
ment Cedar Hi Cemetery. Philadei.
phia. Pa, papers please copy)
ENSIGN, HELEN LOUISE. On wednes-
day, July l, 1859, at the George
HELEN LOUISE ENSIGN OF 1857
Twink ol. u.WN SISTER OF IuCluS
B. Ensign, sister-in-laW OF Eva B.
Ensign and aunt Of Allan B. En-
sign. Friends may call at Gawler's
Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV, where
private services will be held on
Monday, July ., at . pm. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
ESCAVAILLE. WILLIAM M. On
Thursday, July ., 1850, at the Wash
ington Hospital Center, WILLIAM
M. ESCAVAILLE Of 2lOl Connecticut
ave; NV, beloved husband Of Helen
8. Escavaille; He also is survived
by son, William s. EscaVaille, and
three grandchildren, all OF Geneva,
switzerland. Friends may call at
Gawler,s Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave NV,
after IL noon Friday. July 3. Serv-
ices will be held at st. Margaret's
Episcopal Church, Connecticut ave.
and Bancroft pl. NV, on Monday,
July Q, at II am Interment pri-
yate In lieu Of flowers, contribu-
sons may be made to Children's
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BRADSHAW, ETHEL MAY. OF e2l M
f. 81 G.nS 2S' wsrn es'Y sra SSlSSSS
mother Of owen W. and Arnold E.
Bradshaw, sister OF Mrs. Sallie
Keith, Mrs. Nettie Mooney and
Arnold Owens. she also Is survived
Sfeat.Erandshiid' Services At CHAM
berS' Funeral Home, SIT 18th st.
Sc, on Monday, July 9. at II
noon. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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DRIDGETT, DENNIS ODEN.

DRIDGETT, DENNIS ODEN. on
S %hsdRsSqay 1SlE , 1872 DENNIS 81 us
late Annie H. Bridget, father Of
Mrs. Marguerite stonestreet, Mrs.
Eugene and Brichby Bridget:
brother Of Oscar Bridget Of New
port. Nd. Friends may call at the
Arehart Funeral Home. Inc, La
Plata. Md. until $3.50 am. Satur-
the Trinity EpiscOp neFS chs frEi'e New A.
port, Nd, at 10 am. Interment
church cemetery. Prayers on Fri
day, July 3, at $40 pm,
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EDGAR A. BANKS. Master,
PAUL B. ELcAN, eeey. 8

PERKINS. ELIzABETH. On Tuesday,
June 80. 1888 a. FT pysw;Hs Hos los
OF Miss Lardie Cosby, James. Jerry,
HeEikiah and Charlie Cosby snd
SiSteF-in-laW Of MS. Rubena Cosby.
Other relatives and friends also sur
vive. On Friday. July 3, friends
may call at the Latney Funeral
Home. 1872 18th st. nv, after
s pm Funeral on Saturday. July
4, At / pm. from. the above funeral
home lnteTmert woodland Gene
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BONNETTE, DIR. J. ALBERT. A spe-
I.l cial Communication Of Jus
M tiee Lodge, No, 40. =. A.
IN A. M, will be held at the
NCM Takoma Hall on Monday,
WY July 8, 1859. at 12:45
MN pm, for the purpose OF
conducting Masonic funeral
Sc. ices for our late brother and
Past Master, J. ALBERT BON
PETER B. FERRARA. Master,
z J. MATCHETT. Seey.
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cARTER, ELIzABETH d. on ThuIs-

e eiS Ely d Z 1873 hSSs G hh.aaHETH NJ
wife Of the late Walter g. Carter
and stepmotnsr Of Mrs. Marion
CabsniSs and Walter L. Carter both
Of Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Alma Jones.
tveiSn; ls neH s'rV,yis An ap. Swo byot5.
ers, William and Thomas Brown
Of New York City, and other rela-
tives and many friends. Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements BY Nc
CURE, Inc. 5
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J. f6Ss. GERTRUDE COHEN S5iiESi ' By
loved mother OF Fannie Miehaelson
Of Baltimore, Md; Mary Cohen and
Sol Cohen. both Of Arlington, Va;
Hannah Mensh and Ben Cohen, both
Of Alexandrie, We. She also IS sur:
brother, all Of Boston. Mass; eight
cen grandchildren and twenty-five
grest-grandchildren. Services at the
&. D. Goldberg & Son FuneI al
Home, 4217 9th st. NV, on Sum
gay, JHiy N.Y., 3 e. II an IA I Int
mourning at 9lO South Highland.
Arlington, Va. Please omit howers.
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T. PRINCE,
WorthV Matron
LUTHER J. ADAMS.
.-or Worthy 5 Patron.

eAMPBELL, TERESA ANN. On
Wednesday. July l. 1859, At Chill;
dren's Hospital. TERESA ANN
George and Nancy Campbell OF
Nd She also is survived By her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs, D. E,
Campbell OF Columbus, Ohio, and
lngton, Iowa. Friends may call
at the Arlington Funeral Home.
1901 North Fairfax drive, Arlington,
Va, until 10 pm. Sunday, July b.
Graveside services on Monday, July
8, at o am, ct Arlington National
Cemetery,
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BURNETT, GEORGIA EsTELLE. OF

BURNETT, GEORGIA ESTELLE. Of
i M neers and members of
{; a. !: :;: a;
.AAN tined Of the death OF Sis
July 8. 1859, at the Mcclure Fu.
neral Home
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DEAN, MARCUS TENNYsoN.

DIAN, MARCUS TENNYBON. On
M Msdne' SHRS SSy fE lSSs & p SEM
devoted father Of !. Berlin and
Princeton T. Dean. Also surviving
are other relatives and many friends,
Family may be contacted at 1922
Orren St. NED Notice Of funeral
latere. ARRANGEMENTS BY Mcclure,
Inc
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HAWM Es.: EMM HI ,oS5 SSoIVsnIIHy, ITT
RAMSEY Of i40o Columbia I'd. NV
ss rSGy1Ess By tYSS s5ethsTs
Pa. and JESSIE Thompson Of Louisa,
Va: twelve nephews, thirteen nieces
and other relatives and many
friends. After 3 pm. Friday, July
3, friends may cali st the Morrow
1lth st. NV. where funeral serY-
ices will be held on Saturday, July
ct IL am. the Rev. c. Z, Fields
ofneiating. lnteTment Lincoln Ne
mortal Cemetery.
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DONNETT, J. ALBEIT, on Thurs-
day, July q 1879 1892 s q suburban ., Hos
sofa SOFA Fla ALf iorm.riS T Of wasS ii St
d. C., beloved husband OF pelmond
4, Bonnet and brother Of Ralph
Services at the g. H; Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 1901 l4th St. NV,
ing facilities) Entombment Fort
Lincoln MAusoleum. 8
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v E'f ssSSs4 guy l4gs 1es sisns lnlF "a
NV, beloved wife Of the late George
Berry, mother OF Miss Ruth vir-
ginla Meoefnn and Thomas 4. Nc
s ssTvifsii Home sH: soS1 14th g. nT w.
on Monday, July 8, at IL noon
parking tacilitieO. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery
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SPEER, DORA Z. on Tuesday. June
80. 1859, ct Doctors Hospital, DORA
5;m sPEF Ssa,,, wife sn o. the late pr
Of Armstrong starr. Friends may
call ct 0awler's Chapel, 1885 Pa.
ave. NV. where services will be
held on Monday, July 8, at 12
noon. Interment olsnWood Gene
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July /. 1859, WALTER NoLLE q
later. ATrGnGsmsnts by Jarvis,
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PLUMMER, JAMES CRooKsIEl. Sud,

d:PlyL. on HSSSNS.aYS; June e mn, lIS5S,
q PI Mrs. dsitrad: rl saSxse n Srsshsa
OF Mrs. Lillian De Lilly, Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown, Mrs. julia Lewis. Mrs,
Ida Mangum, Mrs. Mary L; Wilder.
Mrs. Agnes Ions, Leroy and EDWARD
mothsr.in- Jaw, Mrs. Mary Dixon
and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains may be viewed after 8 pm.
Friday, July 8. at the Barnes &
Matthews Funeral Home: 1919 l4th
where the funeral will be held on
Saturday. July 4, at IL noon. In
terment Lincoln Memorial CENT
terry at 10 an. Monday, July o