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Lewis c. Johnson, Decorator
Of Area Schools, Churches

of Luray. Va; two daughters,
Mrs. Melvin F. Flaherty, Of the
Locust street address. and Mrs.
Karl Hoffman. of San Diego,
Calf; four brothers, Claude
and Raymond johnson. Of
Woodville; William B. john
son, Of Norfolk, and Clyde
johnson. of Hillcrest Heights.
Md, and a sister, Mrs. Byron
Daley. of Merchantville. N J.
There are five grandchildren.
Mr.. johnson was a veteran
of Army service in World War I,
was once active in the Masons,
and was a member of the Ar
Ilington Chamber Of Commerce
His business was operated from
1923 North Irving street.
Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home. 2847 Wilson
boulevard, Arlington. Funeral
services will be held at 3 pm,
Friday. with burial to follow in
National Memorial Cemetery.
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He was an active member
of the Christ Lutheran Church
Of Bethesda. His home was at
3505 Calvend lane, Kensing-
ton, Md.
Besides his wife. he leaves
his daughter, Mrs. Dorothy
Hohl of Lausanne; two
brothers, Archie E. Bartz Of
3511 Randolph road, Silver
Spring, Nd. and C. Harold
Bartz of 1903 Preston road,
Alexandria, Va; a sister, Miss
Viola A. Bartz of $500 Quebec
street NV. and a grandson.
Funeral arrangements are
being made by the Robert A.
Humphrey Funeral Home. 1857
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda,
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Mrs. Lyddone. 50,
D. c. Native

Mrs, Ernest Lyddane, 80. q
lifelong resident Of the District,
died Monday Of q heart all
|ment at her home. SCOT Cam
bridge place NV.
MRS. Lyddane was the former
Emily Irene Davis. She lived
her entire life In Georgetown.
Her husband. who survives. Is
q painter.
She also leaves three daueh-
tiers. Mrs. Evelyn L. Sparks Of
5000 Dent place NV. Mrs.
Mildred L. Moore Of Fort Ritz
chic. Nd. and Miss Doris v.
Lyddane Of the Cambridge
place address; two brothers,
Walter E. Davis Of $500 Twenty
fourth place. Hillcrest Heights,
Md. and Arthur A. Davis Of
1914 Wayker Mill drive. Seat
Pleasant. Md: a sister, Mrs.
Mary A. Ryan, also of the Cam
bridge place address: three
grandchildren and six great
grandchildren.
Funeral services win be at
| pm. tomorrow in the Birch
Funeral Home, 1884 M street
NV. Burial win be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Lewis Clinton Johnson, So,
an Arlington contractor who
handled the interior decoration
for many schools and churches
in nearby Virginia during the
last % years. died yesterday in
Alexandria Hospital Of a kidney
ailment.
Mr.. johnson was a member
of an old Virginia family
from Woodville, Rappahannock
County, where the family still
has q farm acquired as q land
grant from the British Crown
before the American Revolu-
ton. He had lived in the Wash
ington area for many years,
most recently at 300 Locust
street, Falls Church. Va.
Mr.. johnson leaves his wife,
the former Hilda Grim, a native
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Miller STEVENSON,
70, Salesman

Miller Benjamin STEVENSON,
Washington area salesman for
the Arson and Gilkey millwork
company Of Merrill Wis.,, died
Sunday at Brooke Grove Con-
valescent Home in Olney. Md.
He was 70.
In former years, he was a
factory representative of the
Paine Lumber CO. Ltd, manu-
facturers Of flush doors.
Mr.. STEVENSON was an hon.
orary member Of Columbia
Country Club in Chevy Chase
and for many years its top
golfer. He was also q tennis
player In his youth.
He was affiliated with the
Potomac Masonic Lodge No. 100
in Cumberland. Md.
There are no immediate sur
vivors.
Graveside services were to be
held in Parklawn Cemetery at
8 pm. today.
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Louis Benjomin,
Army Unit Head

Funeral services for Louis
BENJAMIN, so, chief of devel-
opment for the Army Chemi-
cal Corps. who died on May
~, will be at 10 am Friday
in the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, Macomb street
and Massachusetts avenue NV,
Mr.. BENJAMIN, who lived at
$500 Connecticut avenue NV,
was attending a NATO confer
lence in Paris when he was
stricken.
Friends may call at Cav
IIer's Chapel, 1756 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, after noon to-
morrow. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
The family has requested that
that tokens of sympathy take
the form of contributions to
the Heart Fund.
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Maj. LandIof,
IN Both Wars

Mai Herbert Louis Landolt,
ST.. IS. an Army veteran Of
both World Wars. died from
cancer Monday % Walter Reed
Army Hospital.
MAJ. Landolt who was born
at Dubuque. Iowa. was grad
uated from Georgetown Law
School In 1915 and was called
into service q year later. He
served until the armistice and
was release with the rank Of
captain.
For four years following the
war he was an ONCE manager
for the Fort Wayne Corrugated
Paper Co. of Fort Wayne, Ind.
He returned to Washington
I'm 1924 to work in the pay
roll division Of the City Post
once In te41 he Joined the
Army. During World War II
he was q camp inspector at
Fort Lee. Va.
Mai. Landolt retired from
the Army in 1947. He later
worked as q clerk for the WASH
ington brokerage firm Of Fol-
ger, Nolan. Fleming w. B.
Hibbs a. Co.. Inc. He retired
again six months ago.
He leaves his wife, Sadie
Marie, Of the home address,
Sos Thirty fifth street, Mount
Rainier, Md; four daughters:
Marie and Evelyn of the home
address. and Mrs. Lee Preston
Gibson. 95i2 Fern place, Falls
Church, and Mrs. Joseph John
Kozik, of 5S06 Thirty-frst
place Hyattsville.
He also leaves six sons: Dean
E. of the home address; Brother
Andrew A. of West Haven,
Conn; Herbert L. jr., of 4O02
Thirty third street. Mount
Rainier; Frank S., 1909 Nicely
road, and Joseph G. of 1915
Mofiet road. both of Silver
Spring, and Patrick E. of SIS
Savannah street s. E.
Maj. Landolt also leaves Is
grandchildren.
A high requiem will be sung
at 10 am. Friday at Saint
James Catholic Church ir
Mount Rainier. Burial will bt
in Fort Lincoln cemetery.
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CLEVELAND, May 20 (AP)
Robert Kellogg Beach. 90
dean of Cleveland newspaper
men and a former city editor
of the Cleveland Plain Dealer
died yesterday. Until a year
ago he had conducted his bust
ness, the Ohio News Bureau, OF
which he was founder and
president. The bureau, now 9
general clipping and informa-
ton service, is in its 6lst year.
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coming to this area. he moved
about the East Coast doing con-
tracing and subcontracting
work as well as supervising
projects for other builders.
He was a member of Masonic
Lodge No. 46 in Calais, Me.
He leaves his wife Elizabeth
of the home address, 4834 In
dian lane, College Park; two
sons, Norman of East Baldwin,
Me. and Robert of 1900 Indian
lane, College Park: a daughter,
Mrs. Constance Taylor of 59J
Ridge road, Greenbelt, Md; a
sister, Mrs. Addie Lewis of East
Baldwin, and five grandchildren.
Masonic funeral services and
burial will be Friday in Steep
Falls, Me.
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Arthur Wolf, As, Dies;
Mobilization OfficioI

solve the Navys rubber prob
lens.
He testified before congress
sional committees on material
leading to the passage Of the
Rubber Act Of i946.
He was the National Security
Resources Board representative
on the White House committee
which prepared reports for the
President on the synthetic rub
Der industry In the United
States during 1898 and 1850.
Director in 1858
In 1851 he became the d.
rector Of the rubber branch Of
THE Defense Production Admin
Iistration. In 1858 he became
1.-THE director Of the Chemical
and Rubber Division In the Of
fice of Defense Mobilization
where he served until his death
In 1856 he was asked to chair
q committee which drafted the
Presidents message on the Ma
tons rubber requirements and
resources.
I He was a delegate to the
international Rubber Study
group. meeting in Indonesia.
He leaves his wife. Elma
Kahn Wolf; two sons, Michael,
liz. Thomas, IL. and daughter,
Jane. is. all Of the home ad-
dress. He also leaves his sister,
Mrs. Bert Marks. 8211 Lynn
Court, Rockville, Md.
Funeral services viii be held
at the Robert A. Humphrey
funeral home. 1857 Wisconsin
avenue, Bethesda, at II am.
tomorrow.
Burial will be in the King
David Memorial Garden Of the
National Memorial Park In
Falls Church, Va.
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Mrs. Stroh, %,
OF Eastern Stor

Mrs. Annie Stroh. 81, char
ter member of the Eastern Star,
died in the Washington Home
for Incurables yesterday.
She leaves her brother. Bar
ton Armpriester of Charlotts-
vile. N. c.. and her grand
daughter.
Funeral services will be at
Hines Funeral Home. 1901
Fourteenth street NV. on
Thursday at 8 pm. Burial viii
be in Harrisburg. Pa.
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Arthur Wolf. 40. director OF
the Chemical. Agricultural and
Forest Products once Of Civil
and Defense Mobilization. died
yesterday In George Washing
ton Hospital Of . heart con-
dition.
Mr.. Wolf had been In Federal
service for more than 20 years
and was well known In the rub
Der industry through his &C.
tivities on rubber problems. He
lived at 1922 De Russey Park
way, Chevy Chase, Md.
Born in Waltham. Mass, Mr.,
Wolf attended Tufts College
and the graduate school OF the
Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and Harvard Uni
yersity, where he majored Ii
chemistry.
From 1896 to 1912, he served
as a research chemist with the
Food and Drug Administration
and was then transferred Ia
the Bureau Of Ships In the Navy
Department with the response
bility for estimating Naval re-
quirements for chemical and
rubber utilities in the United
States wartime ship-buildine
program.
He participated in the
Baruch Rubber Survey and
served on the staff Of the Navy
Rubber Survey Committee.
In the Navy in, War
In World War II, Mr.. Wolf
represented the Navy Eepart-
ment in the once of Rubber
Director and the Rubber Blu
reau Of the War Production
Board.
He received the Meritorious
Civilian Service Award from the
Secretary of the Navy for out
standing work in helping to
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In aaritturtan.


HATTON, MARY v. IN loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother, MARY ".
HATTON. who departed this lie
nifty years ago today, May 20, 1903.
Today we turn back the pages
In the book Of memory.
And the face Of wonderful mother
Again in our thoughts We see.
No fortune or fame can ever compare
To . mothers love or a mothers
And Of 81 Gods Eifts there isn't
80 precious and wonderful as you.
dear Mother
HF HLAS t4Elsq2s AND 2 d 4 V2 j 4
HOPE, FLOYD H. AND WILLIAM n.
In loving memory Of our brothers
FLOYD Il HOPE. who departed this
life nine years ago today May go.
1850. and WILLIAM H. HOPE, who
left us May IA, 1851.
Always in our memory.
BESSIE HOPE JOHNSON AND FAM
lily.
HORSTMAN, FRANKLIN r., Jr. In
loving remembrance Of FRANKLIN
r. HORSTMAN, Jr.. who was called
to his heavenly home May 20. 1908
HIS LOVING FAMILY.
JENNINGS, ANNIE BELLE. In mem
ory Of q dear wife, ANNIE BELLE
o one year ago ~ today, May y 20. is5s.
Today brings back memories
OF a dear one laid to rest:
Missed the most by the one
Who loved her the best
DEVOTED HUSBAND, CHESTER
JENNINGS
JONTz, ELIZABETH LENTZ. trib-
ute, Of love to our devoted daughter TJ
JoNTZ. who passed away eight
years ago, May 20. 1851.
At home In the beautiful hills Of
In the valley Of rest so fair;
Some time, somewhere, when our
- work Is done 49,.
DEVOTED MOTHER, DAD AND
BROTHER. BUD.
KIDWELL, BERTHE M. AND HAZEL.
Not only today, but every day, we
think of our loved ones, BERTHE M.
KIDWELL. who left US May 20,
PASSED pssS; s sRS Msfch !, Isl VINO
Though absent. dear ones,
You are always near:
Still loved. still missed.
Time takes away the edge of grief.
But memory tqrns back every leai
W0ODA fA4NO hAhANCAAs
RANDALL, GEORGE W. IN loving
memory OF our loved one, GEORGE
W. RANDALL. who passed away
twelve years ago, May 20, 1947.
They say time heals all sorrows
And helps US to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss him yet.
DAUGHTER. GRANDDAUGHTER,
GODCHILD. EMMA AND WAL
LACEINE TALlAFERRO AN D
RILEY, AGNES. In loving memory
of my dear mother, AGNES RILEY,
who departed this life forty-fve
wears ago today My 70; lgl4
SMITH. REGINALD, AND ANNIE
Virgins; In loving memory Of
G fSA dear snsesnd w snS nsass ss Esy
six years ago. May 20, 1883, and
devoted mother. ANNIE WIGGINS,
May IA. 1928.
May brings sad memories
OF our dear ones gone to rest;
They never will be forgotten
BY the ones who loved them best.
MARIE, ALETHIA AND PECOLA.
WHEELER, PARREN J. In loving
49, memory Of my dear hus.
E5N Sa ,ns, PAR Rem y
w X X; EI u y iii Sss y go ' ''''
~ The stars are brightls
Upon q solemn crave.
And In IL lies q loved one ] loved,
But could not save,
LOVING WIFE. CATHERINE.
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Atlanta. Ca, and H. L. Staples
Of Natural Bridge, Va.
Funeral arrangements, still
incomplete, are being made by
the Ives Funeral Home, 2847
Wilson boulevard, Arlington.
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D0DsON. MARY ,. I wlsh 10 express
my appreciation for the many acts
Of Kindness. ekpreasiong OF sympathy
and noral onerines extended DUR
loss OF ny wife. MARY n. uOp6ON.
ARTHUR d. poD9oN.
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In Mrntnrtant

Bga III Eite' Vl VioLA Il suFE sn1ry who q
departed this life three years ago,
May -, 1855.
Gone, but not forgotten.
YOUR HUSBAND, OVERTON B.
BUTLER.
COATES, CLARA. In loving memory
OF our dear sister, CLARA COATES.
who passed away four years ago
THE FAMILY.
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rIAYTON. ATTRRFv N m Tuesdav

M A aEs 4 b r. On Io osSfts
AUBREY lf r. cIAY 2TTSSSFs q a0ap soos
Maple Ridge I'd, Bethesda, Nd. be.
loved husband of Edna Beasley
Clayton and brother OF Mrs. Maxey
Parkinson of Marmora. Va. Serv-
Ices at the s. H Hines Co. Funeral
T FRITZ wv Nav l4 81 81 A niW" on
parking facilities). Interment
Blandford Cemetery, Petersburg, Va
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrenafnrilIn

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 ana Mass Ave N.B u $4,000
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I on Monday. May Is. less u1 aa hsr
Na slssfncs ai SnEJ RShss ri beloved
wife Of Lewis T Breunineer, mother
of Lewis T, Breuninger, IT., Of
Chevy Chase. Nd: grandmother Of
Miss Laura L. Breunfnger ana sister
OF Miss Margaret M. Ashford OF
Washington, D. e. Services at ths
14th st, NV. on Thursday, MAY
81, at II am. parking facilities)
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CEMETERY LOTS

. PLOTS, 4 sites each plot; will sacF. !;
washington National j, Cemetery
Ewes, AP. 1885.
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NEsGODA, WILLIAM c. This is Il
y /. i = 4 !
r W., that services will
be held al Chambers Fu-
at $3.50 pm. Thursday
May FL, 1858.
LnRN 8 RREMERMAN. Comdr.
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ANnRER ! omners and

!. members Of quentin Rose
welt Post. No. II, the
American Legion, are
hereby notified Of the death
Of our late comrade. AN
DREW J. HUTTERLY
y Body resting at Gawler's
raj Home, 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
onaI Guard Of Honor services
Be held at & pm. Thursday,
81, 1859. Tnterment Arlington
,nal cemetery; ,,,,.a,,
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HUTTERLY. ANDREW J. on Tues
Gam can MAY EENp Us 1s5g' 4 Huf fhsssiEYs
husband Of Bertha Hutterly, father
Of James Hutterly and brother. Of
George Hutterly of Washington:
D. C., and Mrs. L. L. Diehl Of
Washington Pa. Friends may call
NV. after pm THURSDAY. May
81, where services will be held
on Friday, May 20. at 1918 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. Should friends desire, funds
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CARTER, ELIZA. on sunday, May IA
LIZA LIZ Carter Ri 5oiS s1 Fiieh I 3. me-
beloved mother Of Mrs. Virginia c
Hrsnnum ami Robert Garter. She
also leaves to mourn their loss
grandchildren. great-grandchildre
ot nu f Uls and many frisnGs
Remains resting at the John i
Hhines a Co. Funeral Home, 3O15
18th ST. ne, where friends mas
call after 4 pm. Wednesday, Mas
Be held Il ! pm Mass for TIE
repose Of her soul will be cele-
brated on Thursday, May 81, ct 8
ana at st. Luke's Catholic Church,
1925 East Capitol st, Interment
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1raths

DENNY. RAYMOND. on Monday.
Nsy as, lose, Al 4aS ehisys, a.,
Fails Church Va, .RAfMQlN,p
lelia Arnetf, vivian Hunter, Lorraine
Kirkland. Nancy Monroe, Harold
+ Parker. Louise Wiillans, Norman.
CLYDE. Patricia. Clark. Donald, CLIFF
ton. frank and haymono Denny:
sister. Helen Dsnngs one brother,
franklin Denny; three nleces, one
psphev and other relatives and
S E Esss ds ss ssg Vs l 5sDsi's
funeral services and interment viii
Nay 81. the rev. VI. =. 'costassi
IN charge.
DUGAN. ALBERT ". Comrades Of
INN Richard j Harden Camp.
= - United Spanish War Vet
t4N erane. are Informed Of the
49, death q Comrade ALBERT
~ "; DquAE Fggnsral (. on \
rom Waldorf. Ma. 800
JOHN y, sAHtNs. Commander
DuLEY MARY MARGAREr smAo-
GEL On wednesday May 70,
i2Ss e Glenn mr., pale pa No. Nd May MY
y aAH sSs AZ dsoIss oe buiss nd
mother Of Mrs Lucy Wiser. Mrs.
Olive Rush Mrs Martha Turner.
Mrs. Dorothy Harranca. William
b bsEa and pu Edward sf pn.y c ba:s
sRe also Is survived ~ sister,
Mrs. Emma Smith; two brothers,
John II. b. swain and Thomas
Albert Swain; twelve grandchildren
na p Sisnty y.,.. e ts saeS T
neral Home. 47se BaitiSors more" ave-,
Hyattsviile, Nd. Notice Of funeral
later. 20
FLEMMING, FRANCIS G. CRANK.
On sunday, May ~, 1859, at Day
MING husband nd Of I Kathryn fS.1 i +. Fiem-
ming tnee Rlordanl, brother Of
Charles q. Flemming Of Petershurg,
Va. Friends may. call 81 the Lee
Funeral Home 4th ST. and Mass.
Msy @ wh isss ssrv heen w Mfo g hsid
on Thursday. May 81. ct 10 am.
Interment Confessional Cemetery.
COOLING. HOWARD VERNON. on
VERNON oobING Of 5000 Defense
hwy, Lanham. Nd. beloved hus-
band Of Berma J. 0oding and father
81 SSses co diae o0d Rlh A %sSrS
and Areme Saunders. he also Is
survived BY 4 sister, Mrs, 0lenn
stark, and q brother, Marshall
2cdins SERVICES q Nth. The o sss
Ey nsES hoRMs Ma 4s 81 p sssnP msy ass
81 1880 pm Relatives and friends
tHNlttu II
GRIGQROvIoH-BARsKY, IosEPH.
tors Hospital, JOSEPH GRF0oRO-
vIcH-pARsKY, beloved husband Of
Lucy Qrigorovich- Barsky, father of
Cyril Barsky and. Mrs. Nicholas
HeSEasssS s sOd 8 Sro a' rF Fssr
Grigorovich- Barsky Of New York,
A requiem win be said at
oagler's chapel. 1855 Pa; ave. NV
on Tuesday, May l9. at 9 pm, and
s hs'' sapts e 0R Russian orth sSea
Church, 1901 18th st, NV. corner
Of Shepherd) on Thursday, May
Il, at 10 am, Interment Holy
Trinity Monastery, Jordanviile, N. X.
rbutons to ss American sa sanS cancer
Society. 90
HAZARD, DETECTIVE sERGT
LEWIS EARL Retired. on Tues
day, May l9 1853. .. the wash-
HAZARD OF 5501 29th st. NV, be-
loved husband Of Clara Hazard, step
father Of Mrs. Charlotte Swami Of
Woodstock: ya and Mrs. jeanne
s.r ST5yivsd * togr sra1Hs,Sh si en-
Funeral Home 2e01 14th 81. NV,
on Thursday. MAY 81. at Q pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
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Co H. MlSSS BE BEN c 81 EIMssSscaY lo Mss
husband of Louise Coleman Of 203p
Rosedaie st. ne, brother Of Ruth
Little and uncle OF Pearl eBrinkley.
He also is survived by many other
relatives and friends. After 4 pm.
Friday, May %. friends are invited
to call at the Jarvis Chapel, 1892
You st. NV, where funeral service.
will be held on Saturday, Ms.
%. Interment Woodlawn Gene
terry %
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sERKLEY. MAEGARET NELSON. on

Va, MARGARET NELSON BERK-
LEY Of Sparta. ya-. beloved n, VIE o. O.
Mrs. Edith Simpson Also surviv-
ssine are 4 granddaughter. Mrs. Betty
Cornish: two sisters. Mrs. Mary
Stewart and Mrs. Ethel Ingram OF
equth Caroline; one brother, wilbur
Ehfeces. nephewss other relatives and
many friends After pm. Wednes-
day. May 90, friends are invited To
can at the Mcclure Funeral Home,
1920 9th st NV, where services
will be held on Thursday, May FL,
ct pm. Interment payne's Gene
terry. Family may be contacted at
45O7 Iowa ave. n.wg 20
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sEYFARTH. ERED. on Monday, ~

Is, is5s. FRED sEYPA isYgaS q II I ~
18th st NV. Services at the S. n
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 14tf
st. NV. on Thursday, May 81. q
1 pm parking faeilities). Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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1853. JOHN PiNN Of 224 3 81. ne,
beloved brother Of Mrs. Margaret
Glenn, cousin Of Robert Lee Gard
nsr nspnsW any, q MI x,s. ann. sr. sEr S
don, John jackson and harrison
jackson. A host Of other relatives
and friends also survive, Remains
resting at his above late residence,
where friends may call after | pm
Thursday. May 81. Funeral services
on Friday, May 90, at ii am, al
the Canaan Baptist Church, 57I4
Georgia ave. NV, the Rev. NJ. Cecil
Mills officiating. Interment Purcell
Vile. Va. ARRANGEMENTS BY the
Derritt Funeral Home, Inc. 21s
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OUTTEN, MARIE STAPLES. On Tues
day; May 70; 1859, g 3, z Arlins EI9i
TEN Of 4f4U North DittmaY I'd,
Arlington, Va beloved wife Of Will
William WIN L 2Hs:s' itsn1 0 IL and q
sister OF J.. M. Staples Of Atlanta,
Ga; II, L. Staples Of Natural Bridge,
Va: Mrs. Joseph Angel ana Mrs.
NJ. w. Faville Of Roanoke, va.
Friends may call 81 the Ives Fu-
linRton, Va, after 10 am. Thurs
day, May 81. Notice Of funeral
later.
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cLAYToN, AuBREY n. a special

CLAYION1 AUBREY n. A special
a communication Of Mount
IN Pleasant Lodge. No. 33, F
IN A. A. NJ. is called for 3
"nM pm. Thursday, May 81,
~LX 1859, at the lodge hall,
NJ 4441 Wisconsin ave, NV,
" for the purpose Of con-
Quoting Masonic services for our
. late Past Grand Secretary and Past
Master, AUBREY H. CLAYTON. at
the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 14th St., at 4:30 pm.
O FsRA w h 3an5aE a Msster.
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ANDERSON. LEON NJ. sr. on Mon
zNbKESoN. 81 !, q i2a W &, NV.
son, father Of Lloyd n, and Leon
n AnqeIscn; .,l y: snd, kss, Th ass.s
ef Mrs. Rena Price and Mrs. EnIA
Williams 81 smithdRle, Miss. He
also Is survived By six erandchil.
dren and many other relatives and
friends After pm. Thursday.
Msy dht lrasno1 ss mas ye esn n W.
Funeral services will be held at the
Metropolitan Baptist Church In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry al
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Is, 1859, il Paris, France. LOUIS
sENsAMIN . hSCseaS q S5,b Elsie sen
jamln and brother 81 Amelia Natal
can after IL noon Thursday, Nay
81. at dawler's Chapel, 1888 Pa;
q the washington Hebrew Con-
gregation, Macomb st. at Massa-
chusetts ave. NV, on Friday, MAY
%. at 10 am. Interment Arlington
Ma.ienal Ssmessery sn dae ie nv ts s
form Of contributions to the Amer
iran Heart Fund FL
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cAMpBELL,, ~ MAeeIE; ,.,r o. !. ~, ssgps4,y

May II, 1859, MAGGIE CAMPBELL
Of 1916 T St. NV. she Is sur
vived BY four sisters, three brothers
and one nephew, Dan Henich From
nm. Wednesday, May 20, to 3
cal at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882
You st, NV. Funeral services and
interment Dillon, s.. G. 81
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BATES, MARY II, On Tuesday, May
1915 7th 81. NV, devoted mother
Of James, Robert and Cleo Bates
She also leaves to mourn their loss
tives and many friends. Remains
resting 1t the John 7 Rhlnes 4
Co. Funeral Home. 30lb 18th 81
ma Notice Of funeral later
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May 10. 1859, at his residence
s sSupkR ShA 5as6snd ys q o nISe In
Saunders, father OF Carter Lee snc
Daniel NJ Saunders: brother Of Mrs
H. J. Hoppe and Frank z. Saunders
He also Is survived BY three grand
children. Friends may call ct the
Main ST., Fairfax, Va, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. Mas
FL, at Q pm. DIST. Intermeni
Fairfax Cemetery.