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or filed more complaints than
the genial attorney.
Recent publicity on the num-
Der Of garnishment cases and
the inconvenience they cause
employers led TO the District
instituting a move 10 have Con-
gress change the attachment
laws for the city. n
Mr.. POLITE was q member on
the Masonic Scottish Rite, A
mas Temple Of the Shrine and
Gomper's Lodge Of Masons, n
past patron Of Temple Chapter.
Order Of the Eastern Star and
Il member Of Adas Israel Syna-
gogue.
He leaves his wife, q son,
Lawrence, and two daughters.
Jean and Bonnie. all Of the
home address.
He also leaves two brothers.
Nathan of Camden. N. j.. and
Percy Of 432 Oglethorpe street
NV. and four sisters, Mrs.
Daniel Snyder. Mrs. Harry Wiz
liams and Mrs. Joseph Spike.
all Of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Albert p. DECKER Of 7400 Glen
brook road, Edgemoor, Md.
Funeral services viii be held
at 2 pm. Thursday from the
Bernard Danzancky & Sons
Funeral Home, 3501 Fourteenth
street NV. Burial will be in
Adas Israel Cemetery.
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The car was manufactured
on assignment for Elwood
Haynes, who later provided
financial backing for the
Haynes Appcrson Auto Co,
which built cars for a number
Of years.
The Apperson brothers went
into business for themselves.
producing a. many as $4,000 10
$4,000 cars q year for several
years before Elmer died IN 1870.
Edgar Apperson sold out 70 a
syndicate In 1914.
In 1915. Mr.. Apperson was
Installed IS an initial member
Of the auto industry's Hall Of
Fame at ceremonies In Detroit.
His Phoenix home contained
many trophies won IN some OF
the first auto speed contests In
the country.
Surviving Is a foster son. Oh
bert Z. Alvord, q Phoenix area
rancher.
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Edgar Apperson, Designed
One of First Cars in 80

PHOENIX. Aria. May -
(AP)s-Edgar Landon Appor-
son. designer and builder OF one
Of the first American automo-
biles. died At his Phoenix home
yesterday az the age OF 80.
He had lived IN Phoenix since
his retirement In 1883.
In 1898. Mr.. Apperson and his
late brother. Elmer, began
building q horseless carriage In
their machine shop at Kokomo,
Ind. He was born on a farm
near Kokomo.
IT was q far cry from the
mechanical miracles OF today.
but II ran" he said IN a recent
interview. ut win run yet"
The vehicle now Is In the
Smithsonian Institution In
washington.
Mr.. Apperson drove the car
on its trial run July 4, 1894,
soaring chickens. livestock and
farmers as he ratified along q
country road outside Kokomo.
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Funeral Rites Set
For Mrs. Benton

Funeral services for Mrs.
Florence z. Benton, As, of Or
lando, Fla, a former Wash
ington native, who died SUM-
day, will be held at 9 am. Fri
day at Arlington National
Cemetery.
Mrs. Benton moved to Or
lando five years ago after liy-
ing here most Of her life. She
was q former clerk for the
Civil Service Commission and
the widow Of Army MfSergt.
George e. Benton.
Mrs. Benton leaves two sons.
David and Phillip; a daughter,
Miss Donna Benton Of Orlan-
do; a sister, Mrs. Roberta
Vaughn of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, and her mother. Mrs.
Annie c. Brodie Of Orlando.
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GeoreeA. Gordon,
Ex-Ambussudor to
The Netherlands

George A. Gordon. SO, former
United States Ambassador to
The Netherlands, died In New
York Monday.
A native Of Huntsville, Ala,
Mr.. Gordon was educated at
Harvard University and the Co
lumbia University Law School.
He practiced law in New York
and won the Silver Star while
in the Army during World
War I.
At the end Of the war he en-
tered the diplomatic service and
held posts at Paris. Berlin.
Budapest, Port au Prince and
Rio De Janeiro.
Following the German occu-
patton Of The Netherlands In
World War II, he returned to
the United States and served
with the State Department in
Washington. He retired in 1945.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Alice
Vandergrift Gordon, and a
daughter, Mrs. Audrey Gordon
Goldman.
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Ry the AssoeIated Pres.

Donald A. QuarleS was
buried in Arlington Cemetery
yesterday with the last rites
of church and state.
President Eisenhower stood
by the graveside as the ga
year-old Deputy Secretary of
Defense was laid to rest and
accorded q 19-gun salute. Mr..
Quarles was accorded a burial
in the National Cemetery, not
because Of his high Govern
ment positions, but because Of
his service in France In World
War 1 as an Army artillery
captain.
Mr.. Quarles died in his sleep
last Friday morning of a heart
ailment.
After serving as defense chief
Of research, Secretary Of the
Air Force and the No. 2 civilian
administrator at the Pentagon,
Mr.. Quarles had been widely
expected to move up to the
No. / post in the defense es-
Enlistment next fall. Secre-
tary Of Defense McElroy has
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Samuel Porr, So,
Civilian Guard
At White Oak

Samuel P. Parr, So. a re-
tired Army master sergeant
and a civilian guard at the
White Oaks Naval Ordnance
Laboratory, died of a heart
attack Monday while en- route
to Walter Reed Medical Center.
Born in Covesville. Va, near
Charlottesville, Mr.. Parr en-
listed in the Army on Novem-
Der IL, 1917. while only is
years old and served overseas
with the World War ! Army
of Occupation.
He was returned to the
United States in 1921 and as
signed as a mess sergeant at
the old Army War College at
Fort McNair. He remained at
that post until 1912 when he
was transferred to Fort Myer.
He retired from the service in
April, 1851.
Mr.. Parr, who lived at 11508
Goodloe road, Viers Mill VIII
lage, then joined the civilian
guard staff at the Naval
Laboratory. He was at his post
there when stricken Monday.
Long active in Masonic af-
fairs, Mr.. Parr was a past
master Of Warren G. Harding
Lodge No. 80, FAM; Washing
ton Chapter No. Q, RAAM, and
Adoniram Council. Blue Lodge
of Masons.
He leaves his wife, three
daughters, Mrs. John c. An
drews of DanviIle. Va, Mrs.
Joseph F.. Glue of 3O13 South
Sixteenth road, Arlington, and
Mrs. william Atkinson of ITO
Yorktown drive, Fairfax: a
sister, Mrs. James Carver of
Charlottesville, and q brother,
John B. Parr of Manassas.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. Thursday at the
Fort Myer chapel. Burial with
Masonic graveside services will
be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
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President, Other Officials
Attend Rites for Queries

indicated he hopes to return
to private life then.
The last rites started at the
Washington Cathedral in the
afternoon. At the church serV-
ice. presided over by Bishop
Angus Dun of Washington,
Chief Justice Warren and Vice
President Nixon headed an as
sembly Of personal and official
mourners that included mem
beers of the diplomatic corps
and representatives from all
branches of the Government.
President Eisenhower joined
the ceremonies at Arlington.
He sat in a row behind the
Quarles family during the
reading of the final prayers
by Canon Luther Miller. a for
mer chief Of Army chaplains.
Just after the President took
his place under the canvas
canopy erected on the grassy
slopes Of Arlington, two IL
plane flights Of jet fighters. one
Air Force and the other Navy,
roared over.
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Whitley Collins,
Head of Nofthrop

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf,
May IS (AP) President Whit
ley c. Collins. 81. Of Northrop
Corp, died yesterday. The vet
eran aircraft industry executive
recently underwent surgery for
a circulatory ailment.
He had been president and
chief executive ofhcer of the
big plane and missile firm at
nearby Hawthorne since 1854.
The plant manufactures Ngnt
combat craft, allied equipment
and the Shark intercontinentsl
missile.
Before joining Northrop Mr..
Collins had been vice president
and general manager Of Lock-
heed Aircraft Corp. He is sur
vived by his widow. q son and
a daughter.
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THOMAS, MAnLE On Friday. MAJ
8, 1853. MABLE THOMAS OF s1b
Eat. NV, wife Of james =, Thomas.
Also surylvips are I've sistsTs, Miss
Hiiierd BULLOCK: three niscss. thres
lives apd frisnds. After pm.
wfdns'd a. I NAY - iE tnsSs. nay
neral Home. gs01 oeofFis ave. NV.
Funeral services will be held on
BaBtist church. e17 n 81, NV, q
Pm Intsrmsnt Ariinston MAJ
WASHINGTON, nRNRx ). on Mon.
day, NAY II 1859, az the District
NoTok h q ses7 Dunbar . r VASE 81,
husband Of the late sarah N. wash
lngton ana father Of Houston and
James II. .Washineton. Also suryiv-
ing are other relatives and friends,
f hi:ss nay an .aiI n " ss wsIssr 4
Hunter Funeral Home. aBi2 sheri.
dan I'd. Sc. Prayer services viii be
held On Friday. May is. 1t 1 pm.
FAMILY may be contacted ct sQob
wIEHE, WALTER on Tuesday, Nay
~. 1889. At Mount Alto Hospital,
WALTER wlEHE q %2l@ Eorthh
Of Mrs.. K =. Killer. jr.. Of Ions
Beach, Calf: MrB, n. o. Kerschner
Of santse. CALI. Mrs, y; J. Castle
berry Of Arllngton. ve,: Ksnneth y
brother Of Mrs. Arthur fneie Of
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. He also Is sur
FRIENDS may ssIi = the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd. airing
Has is where as fan e1'p services VII
s r as's a. ohio pm in''im'n'
WILSON. BOOKER THOMAS. on
Tuesday, May ~, 1853. at Mount
THOMAS WILSON. he leaves "a
mourn their loss six sisters, four
After I pm. fhursdsy; May IL,
friends are invited 70 cali q the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st. NV,
where funeral services win be held
f s Ss5sd sTa ass S Il: as
terry. IA
WINE. MAyDE A.. on Tuesday, May
aiy. asSs ao.S HIs'Fs' M EsH6lps'G 4
WINE Of lI6 50 ct. ne, wife 81
OF Mrs. Elizabeth w. Richardson
and Mrs. MArtorie W., Kanost. She
also Is survived BY i've grandchii-
dTen and three great-grandehildren
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 9Th st. and Mass. ave. n:e,.l
after IL noon Thursday, May IA,
where services viii be held on satur-
day. May Is. At ESQ pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. In lieu
Of flowers, please contribute to the
Surgical Research and Educational
Fund Of the George Washington
University Hospital, care OF DR..
Brian Blades. Is
YOUNG, OLIVER BRANARD, On
Tuesday. May 10, 1859, ct his resi-
PARK. Va. OLIVER BRAiN IsfiS
YOUNG, beloved husband Of Emma
L. Young. He also is survived By
one daughter, Mrs. William B.
Marks Of Rockville, Nd: two sons,
Oliver B. Young, r., Of Arlington,
Va. and David william Young OF
Vienna, Va: one sister, Mrs. Hattie
WRIGHT Of Detroit, Mich; six Rrand-
children and three great-grar1d-
sassr i Son 'nSSS Funeral si f Home 81 IL
n; West ST. Manassas. Va. Services
will be held at the Emanuel Bap-
fist Church. Yorkshire, Va, on
Thursday, May IA, at pm. DIST.
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry, Arlington, Va.
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County Democratic politics,
Mr.. Carl was q former mem
Der OF the County Liquor Con-
troll Board. He was president
and a charter member Of the
Damascus MD Rotary Club
and q director and one Of the
organizers OF the Metropolitan
Federal Savings a. Loan Assoc
citation Of Bethesda.
Despite his huge size-Mr.
Carl weighed almost 800 pounds
he was an active fox hunter
and cross-country rider. He
was master Of hounds Of the
Goshen Hunt. which he estab-
lished in competition to the
existing Redland Hunt OF
Sandy Spring.
His establishment Of the
Goshen Hunt caused q Juror
among county fox hunters that
was finally carried to the Mas
ter Of Foxhounds Association
In New York. The dispute was
resolved in Mr.. Carl's favor.
Mr. Carl was also a member
of the Congressional Country
Club and a director OF the
oBoyle Tank Lines, Of WASH
ington, q business his widow
inherited upon the death Of
her former husband, Richard
OBoyle.
Nine Children Survive
Mr.. Carl leaves his wife, Mrs.
william Carl, and nine children.
They are Mrs. Michael O'Boyle
Clapsaddle Of Washington;
Martha, Kathleen. Eileen and
Richard O'Boyle and Sarah
Jane, william, jr. Elizabeth
ana jeanne Carr, all OF Avalon
Farm.
Also surviving are his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund o.
Carl. 1901 Rolling road, Chevy
Chase: a brother, Edmund o.,
| r.. Bethesda. and a sister. Mrs.
George Irminger Of Zurich,
Switzerland.
Friends may call at the home.
"A requiem mass will be said at
10 am. Friday at st. Martins
Catholic Church. Gaithersburg
Burial will be in Gate of Heaven
Cemetery.
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Dr.. E. B. Horen, SO, Dentist
la Capitol for so Years

Mrs. John Carroll of 1861 Cree
cent place NV.
Funeral services being 'harr-
died by the Robert A. PunE-
phrey Funeral Home, Bethesda,
include a requiem mass at $50
am. Friday. Burial will be In
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announeements Of
Services ~ Chambers
I'M Mrntnriaii.

Ashley, LOUISE L. A tribute Of love
and devotion, not for today, but
always TO our precious mother,
hinetesn years ago today, May 13'
Ella. ARTHUR AND soN-IN.LAw,
g JOHN PETERS.
We knew 50 much Of happiness,
We had our cup Of joy,
And memory Is . gift Of God
That death cannot destroy.
COsTLEY. ALICE BRAxsTON. In
S:%s%era Hcs g s SI dsfS s cosf
LEY. who lsft Us May 10, 1889.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Words cannot tell how much we
loved you,
Thsrs tSou. RHs Of ,o, sa' without
DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. GLADYS
LEE AND ALICE LYMAN.
GRTCE, MARY L In LOVING memory
OF my dear mother. MARY L.
0RICE, who left me ten years ago
today, May IS. 1919.
Always remembered with loving
DE sRS1saS' DAUGHTER. ROSE.
JOHNSON, NAOMI \. IN lgvins mem
SIoMi r. Johnson. Who passed
two years ago today, May Is. 1857.
IT'S so lonely here without you,
So sad along lies way;
In our hearts your memory fingers,
This Is the day God called you
DEyoEED bAuoHrERs. CLEO AND
BARBARA.
MATHEWS, BENJAMIN o. In low
ing memory Of my dear husband
and our father, BENJAMIN o. NAT
THEWg, who departed this life six
years aso today, May IL, 1858.
Henest and faithful in all Of your
Devoted and true to the end of
You were loving, gentle. true and
What : loving memory you have
left behind.
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE. ELIZA
BETH, AND CHILDREN.
NA ~ nS SscnS ocAR Eve EsH R'W ~Sc q
parted this life ten years ago today.
May Is, 1919.
Today is the day Of remembrance
And many sad regrets;
Today ! shall always remember,
When the rest OF the world
'0s' WIFE, EssrE.
SCOTT, EDMOND W. A lovins. trib-
ute to the dear memory Of my
father, Mr. EDMOND W. SCOTT,
who entered into eternal rest
twenty-Tiine years ago this unfor-
gettable day. May IL, 1880.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright. and lust to the end Of his
Sincere and couraseOus in heart
What 4 beautiful memory he left
oEApYs SCOTT ROBERTS
VOLLMER, JUDITH ANN, In loving
memory Of cur daughter and sis
ter, JUDITH ANN VOLLMER. who
passed away nfteen years ago to-
day, May IS. 1874.
Gone from this earth,
But never to be forgotten.
LOVING MOTHER, FATHER AND
BROTHERS.
WELLINGTON, IRENE. In memory
Of our mother, grandmother and
great-grandmother, IRENE WHIT
TINGToN Of Baltimore. Nd, who
passed to her eternal home May
Gone from this world so full Of
Back to the God Who save her life;
Rejoice that God called her for
His own
And has taken her 10 her heavenly
DEvoraEIpn e CHILDREN. GRAND.
CHILDREN AND GREAT-oRAED-
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Send Flowers to Comfort
the Lonely Hours

For those moments of unacceptable aloneness-
flowers spread their welcome balm throughout the
chapel and home Quietly, delicately, surely, their
beauty lifts the sorrowing heart. They provide q
comfort that is singularly personal. You can
always say it with flowers, confident that your
expression Of sympathy will lessen the lonely
hours Of heartache.
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Tunieation Of Warren q.
Harding Lodge. No. 30, =,
A. A, NJ. Is hereby called
for 3 am. Thursday. May
IL. 1859. to conduct the
Masonic burial services for
our late Past Master, SAM
dus M. FORTE, W. NJ.
GREER, Secretary.
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(Retiredl. On Monday. May ii,
1889 1899. t g. W yII REED Amy Hos;
41I2 .Edgevale court. Chevy Chase,
Md, beloved husband OF Helen M.
Clarkson. brother Of Mrs. Jerome
Sullivan. Mrs. Ida Strand and Louis
M. Garrison. Friends are invited
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. Services at
Fort Myer. Chapel Fort Myer, Va,
on Thursday, May IA, at / pm.
1nterment Arlington national Gene
terry IA
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=; ls6S. At Pemp.no Bsash: ia,
washington, ID, C., beloved husband
2, Y aO,,I Mar SaSI sherry, father q
Memphis. TENN; st:pf HniSsf' oi MRS q
Joseph w. seugwieh Of Friendly,
Nd; son Of Mrs. Matte Sherry q
Fort LanderdAle, Fla; brother Of
Robert !, Sherry Of PoIapane Beach,
Funeral Hoine, 4th St. ana Mas IS.
ave. ne, after 12 noon Wedness
day, May 10, where services will be
held on Thursday, May IA, at 1915
pm. lnterment Arlington National
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HOREN. DIR. EDWARD BERCHMANs.
On Monday, May II. 1859, DR.. Ed
WARD y5as BlERcHMANs ,HoREN Of
band Of the late Florence Stahl
Horen and father of Mrs. Camilla
H. Bennett and Mrs. Verona II. Care
roll. He also is survived BY two
granddaughters and one great-erand-
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services at
the Shrine Of the Most Blessed sac
rament Catholic Church. B001 West
where requiem mass Will be offered
g. $3.50 Am. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. IL
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CONSTABLE, AGNES MAGDELINE

On Tuesday. Nay =, 1859. Il CAS- s.
Ti hNE GcSSS Hss4zsL4Eo ZONES Ssus MSseDo e.
Mary M. and the late Joseph A.
Wells, wife Of the late William n.
Constable and niece Of Mary A.
Carroll. Funeral from the James
T, Ryan Funeral Home. az Pa.
am. Requiem mass at St. Peters
Church at $3.50 am. Relatives
and friends invited Intsrment Arr
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Nv 10. isss. y ths dssrssss M sIs5s:
&c lAte Mr., and Mrs. John T.
osrtrnde DORSEY Helm. Remains
restlhg At Hssone's Funeral Home.
1900 y 81. NV. Funeral services
end interment private. Please omit
flowers.
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JDHNsON, Bessie. Suddenly, on
EEs o.Ds H sEEssr S Sassor cs q ssY
F st. ne, wife Of James Johnson,
son and Mrs Ruth Smsliwood. Aiso
surviving are three sisters, hye
grandchildren. nve erest-grandcIlil-
dren, one Rreat-auflt, other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4
may call at the Palmer Funeral
Home, 412 H st. NE, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, May
"a, at 1880 am. Interment Ar
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HOREE. DIR EDWARD BERCHMANs

~ Council. No. 224. Knights
Tf q SssS'sSd .ssS g. q e1 as'l as
NN/ member, DR.; EDWARD
NJ are requested to meet 1t
the Robert A. Pllmphrey Funeral
Home, Bethesda, Nd, on Thursday.
May IL. 1863, at S:15 pm, for
recitation Of the rosary.
n. A. MAHAR, =. 3. IL
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day. May ii. 1859. FRANCES
Nm "a nv N nsotHer ~ e.haTi es
Louise Coyner, sister OF Mrs. Maud
Young and Col John and Frank
W Selby. both Of st. Petersburg,
Fla. Friends may cali at Gawler's
Chapel. 1856 Pa. ave. NV, where
services will be held on THURSDAY,
May q, at 2 pm. Interment Cedar
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denly, on Tuesday, May ~, 1859, ct
Ma, WILLIAM FREbiE RICK Carl,
beloved husband OF sarah r. Carl,
tSther q Sarah Jane, william, IT.;
Marianne Clapsaddle. Martha, Kath-
crime, Eileen and Richard O'Boyle,
IT,: son Of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund
o. Carl Of Chevy Chase, Nd. :;
s sr9tnsF Of EdmY Ms. q Gsr it, Of
Of Switzerland. Mr.. Carl is resting
at his latee residence, where prayers
will be offered on Friday, May 10.
At $3.50 am; thence to st. Mar
Where T msss win fb ~ otssrs Md "a
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers. donations
may be made to St. AIMS Infant
Funeral H0nnR IL
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Nav a. 1850, a. he WasSlnsiSani
b begHssf css sssl, yoAsN .qRAiso
Ls1ssd.l.' Nd. ~ busss sssna ~ a,, a.,
L. Dsens. father u Craig II. psans.
slsPfatheF % Mrs, Charles H RogerI
and Capt, Arthur W. LauThton.
brother qi Mrs. LlzIanna watson
ssSs a1 wsl meme P1h Dsars rf ~
neral Home, e4al Qeoreia ave-.
silver epring. Nd. where services
Will be held on Thursday, May IA,
At 2 pm. parking faciiltle1). In
ttrment olenwood Cemetery. IL
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BURGESS, RAYMOND u, sr. on

Tuesdsy. NAV "a II Fl isSs. 'RAYTMoNpEI
e. 81 BURGESS e9,Esss SRI Of 1912 3D.. Battery .
band Of Marietta B. Burgess, father
Of Mrs. shirley E. wells and CAPT.
brother Of james /. and Perry D.
Burgess. He also Is survived By
seven grandchildren. Friends are
cheyy Chase gu Funsrsl I Home Se N Roh-
eTt A Pumphfey, Bethesda, Nd,
after 9 pm. Wednesday, May l3,
where services will be held on FRI
day, May Is. at 1890 pm. In
terment Arlington national Gene
terry. IL
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KiNs q 1915 1875 1sth st. Sc. beloved loved
devoted mother Of william a. and
E sSS SoI l. wa I.splr! and BsSi:s A
william L. and Barbara Dorsey.
Friends may call at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home, $40 H ct. ne, where
services will be held on Thursday,
May IA. at $50 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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CRIGGER, WILLIAM GUY. Suddenly.
on Monday. May IL, 1859, MASTER
sERoT. WILLIAM Guy cRIGnER,
UsAF, Of 29o0 ed st. Sc, beloved
devoted father Of William D.. son
OF s.. c. and brother Of Edward
1. Crigger. Services at the Rinaldi
Funeral Home SIG H St. me-, on
Ihursdsy. May -. at 2 pm, In
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'I Msz r. 1855. A hENRT' n ). TS SuRE.
vIcH Of 65l6 18th st. NV. beloved
husband Of Eva NJ Gureyieh and
devoted father Of Nathan D. and
Irving n. Qurevich. He also Is
survived By bis mother. Mrs, Rbss
Bondsrefi. Mrs. Bessie q. Mcclure
and Mrs, Sophie Booth: two brothefs,
Morris J. Gurevieh and Dr., Bernard
J Gurwin. and two grandchildren
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky a. Sons Funeral Home.
May IA. at $50 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 10
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loWnN. MARYBELLE. On Monday.
sks. " Va. iS' SAsfb RsE ions soA MsS.
bsleved wife q kdWsTd W, bcTsn
fnd mother Of Miss Mildred Bowen.
Ms. julia Hale, Mrs. MARI clat-
tfrbuck. Hume and Ralph Bowen.
Alse surytripg are i've Greldehil-
friends ID may " saIi II re Roysi On
Funeral Home. Marthail, Va. Fu-
nfral services viii Be held on Thurs
day, NAY "a, ~ 2 pm, EST. at
re Msri nsT.n shD 4. ceSrsh In
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HANSEL.. MARY ELLISON. On Sun
a az, May 70 1879, ,s a A5lipgten
Of $50 Idylwood I'd, Falls Church,
Hsn;ssi. mother vi u MIS- rs Nary 0asfi REED
OF Annapolis. Nd; daughter Of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Goode
Of Aide Va: sister Of Mrs. Anna
Ish and Mrs. Nellie Ferguson
q L IsSHs. County S,1s we Va; Randolph
Henry T, ooode Of Winchester, Va;
grandmother Of Mrs. Carl Kinner.
Funeral services at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2647 Wilson blvd, Arlington,
Va on Thursday. May, "a. 81
g;s~9t lnserment National Memorial
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DYER, ROWLAND 3, n. suddenly,
on Tuesday. May IL, 1899, IN Law
renee, Kanss ROWLAND O., II.
Rxa s:l.vss .b sSsAs3d ss5 h bSs1
4, Haynes II Ksnsinsten, Nd, He
Miss n. Eiisaksth Dyer 81 Boston,
M M.ss; ME- H,sh, ,nSrsE w wysr ~, q
Frederick T.. Grant Of Maiden, Mass.
and q grandson, charle1 r. Haynes.
Memorial services viii Be held at
All-souls Unitarian Church, 10th
and Harvard sts. NV. On MendAy,
flowers. Private interment at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. II
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DAMIco. AcHILLE. Of asp7 kls-
sissssr 81 b:sSosSsss I tss r;s1IsssssssI
Damico and Mrs., MelVlna nyrne.
roul niecss and four nepheWs also
survive, rrays!s a chambsri Rn-
Thursdsy. Nay ~, a Sac an.
Mass q 81, AIeyslus church, North
infsrmsnt 81. MAYS cemetsry. Is