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CHEVROLET '5S Bel Air 4-door SPIT.
sedan; spotless black and %hiSe.
ike new ST, S95; Sl95 dn: or
trade, KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000
GA, AVE. NV, IA. 9-4SOO.
CHEVY 55 Bel Air 80" with over
drive 2-dr,; good cond.; r. and h.
$500. SP. 3-22l2. ---.--------
CHEVROLET 1854 convert; auto.
trans. + and h.. Wv. tires;
81 ,Ou0-mile auto in top condition.
A beautiful turquoise with a per-
feet black top. The matching
leather interior is fiawless Truly
fine auto for only 500. ma Ma
TIoNAL AUTO BROK St! 7"oo
CHEv. so 4-dr.; p. glide. good
mech. cond, 4 good tires. plus
snoWtires mounted on extra Wheels.
S145 OIL. 4-jS1S.
CHEVROLET So Abr. r/h, stand
shift; recent motor work; new
battery S425. CT. 6-3234.
CHEVROLET SO 2-door sedan.
Sold TO settle estate; low mileage.
exceptionally clean: "2l0" with
P. G.. r. and h. original 2-tone
gray and white paint: Sl,195.
EN- 3-6hSS.
CHEVROLET 81 convertible; 2-tone
blue and white with MATCHING
interior; reailv sharp fully equip
Yours FOR only 81 down ORRISON
MOTORS. TO4 W. Broad ST., Falls
Church, Va
CHEVROLET 81 sedan delivery;
good condition. S!9j.
FALLS CHURCH
DE SOTO-DLYMOUTH
Falls Church Va. JE. $4,000
CHEVROLET '55 2-dr; iisht green
finish: r. and n, auto. trans
Reposs, assume ba 4nce, S51i .HS;
$40 per mo. ORRISUN MOTORS,
7U4 W. Broad ST., Falls Church, Va.
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DODGE 1855 custom Royal Lancer
.y-dr. hardtop: auto. trans. power
steering and brakes, r. and h.,
Wv, tires, This one-owner auto
is a beaut. 2.tone OF mint and Ivy
green The interior OF this auto Is
Spotless This auto is as clean, and
sound as the day II left the show
T9Sm den Th y S are M sbopp rs Sfe or
Rood buy. 81 n45 NATIONAL
AUTO ,PPRoKEERs1 5sO6 Ga ave
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CHRYSLER SO New Yorker st
Regis hardtop, full power. new
eond.. Sl,3g5. SIPS down, spot
delivery. Open Sunday.
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis, Ave, NV, Wo' 6-saOO
CHRYSLER $50 New Yorker 4-dr,
hardtop; full power: immac, como.
throughout Compare anywhere al
Si,3ab; S125 down. Open sunday
BELL MOTORS
Sill Wis Ave NV, Wo, 8-s9OO
cHRYsLER SO Windsor 4-dool
hardtop' power steering AM sno
w-M tires, immaculate, NJ ,4l5
WHEELER, INC. WHEELMOBlLE
USEFUL" ONE-OWNER CARS
CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH. IMPERIAL
1900 WISCONSIN NV, EN-, 2-lO2l
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-E.zo THE SUNDAY srARl AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

CHEVROLET SIS Impala hardtop:
low mileage, powerglide, power
steering. like new, SlnOb, Sl4b
down, spot delivery. Open sun
day, -
BELL MOTORS -
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EDMONDS FORD

3a9s Wilson Blvd IA b-ss2.
FORD $50 Gust. IS" Tudor; std
trans, 7. and h.; S5g5. JOYCE
MOTORS. 5gl7 N 10th st" Arl'
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MANN OLDS

Silver Spring, Md ~ 5-6iS6
DODGE 'b6 Royal Lancer hdtp,
beput pink and white, auto, de
luxe r. and h., p, ST. p. b., tinted
glass, Wv, tires, other extras
Low mi Sl,09b. Pvt. OWNER
so k-a7OR
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CHRYSLER 1917 Crown Imperial
S-passenger 4-dr. limousine sedan;
very low mileage, automatic
trans, auto. windows. beautiful
original black finish, Wv. tires;
chauffeur-driven, must see to ap-
preCiate.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD so 6-eyl Ranch Wagon;
brand new our full price de-
livered, S@,202. Al years same
location
ACADEMY FORD. INC
l2l Wash. Blvd, Laurel, Nd.
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DODGE '54 Royal 4-door; VS.
S Kirk M Hgf r. CO. e." 1900 s5S dV SH
AVE, NV, ia, 1-4s00,
DODGE 'b7 coronet VS. 4-door;
powerfilte, T. and h., Wv. tires
power steering, beautiful two-tonC
turquoise and white: only Sl,405.
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Arthur c. Barton, PHAA Aide;
Served Britain, U.S.in2Wors

Arthur c. Barton. an assist
ant administrator to the Public
Housing Administration. died
yesterday while playing golf
at Westbriar Country Club.
Vienna. Va. He was SO.
Mr.. Barton. who had not
played golf In many years. was
lining up q putt on the fourth
green when he was stricken.
Several doctors. in a foursome
playing just behind Mr.. Bar
ton and his friends. were at his
side within a few moments.
Their diagnosis was that he
had suffered q heart attack.
His family said that they were
not aware that he had earlier
heart trouble.
He was at the club as the
guest Of a longtime friend. 1t.
Col. Walter A. Simon Of 62l2
North Nineteenth street. Ar
lington. His daughter. Hope, 4
George Washington University
student, said that yesterdays
warm weather finally lured
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him into accepting q long
standing golf invitation from
Col. Simon.
Mr.. Barton. a native of Kent,
England. served with the Brit
ish Army during World War I
and came to America from
Jamaica, his last military as
signment. He also served during
World War II as a major in
the Engineer Corps Of the
United States Army. He had
been with the Government for
81 years. and had moved back
to Washington from New York
two years ago. for q local as
signment with PHA.
He leaves his wife. Mrs. Edith
c. Barton of the home address,
407 George Mason drive, Ar
lington, to whom he was mar
ried 81 years; his daughter and
two sons. Arthur J. of Roches-
ter, N. Y. and Bruce Of Vista.
Calf. and five grandsons.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed. pending an
autopsy.
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Maj. Martin, al,
Marine FLYER

Maj James r. Martin, Il,
one of the Marine Corps first
Jet pilots and a former WASH
ington resident, died Friday at
the Kadena Air Force Base
Hospital. Okinawa.
Mai. Martin was injured in
a jeep accident in Taipei, For
mosa. on March 10.
A veteran of World War II
and the Korean War, Mai.
Martin was employed in the
General Accounting Office here
for about five years prior to
joining the Marine Corps in
1889. He also was stationed
here in 1910 and 194l, and
served tours Of duty at Guam
tico. Va, and Patuxent River,
Md.
He leaves his wife, Marie M.
Martin; two daughters, Doris
and Susie. and a son. Jimmie,
all of Costa Mesa, Calf. He
also leaves his mother, Mrs. o.
D. Martin. and a sister, Mrs.
Hatton Howard. both of Day.
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Lloyd E. WybIe,
Paint Contractor

Lloyd E. Wyble. "a. a long
time painting contractor and
decorator here, died Friday in
Luxor. Egypt, after a heart at
tack.
Mr.. Wyble, who retired from
business in 1857, was on a
nd-the-world tour at the
time Of his death. The trip had
been his lifelong dream.
He was a member of the
Holy Name Society Of Sacred
Heart Roman Catholic Church,
Sixteenth and Porter streets
NV. the Washington Opto-
mist Club and Elks Lodge No.
Is.
He leaves his wife. Marie, of
the home address, 1871 Crest
wood drive NV: two sons,
Jerome B. Wyble of 1928 Alber-
marie street NV. and Charles
r. Wyble of So Allison street
NE. and two daughters, Mrs.
Dolores Hall Of Poland, Ohio,
and Mrs. Mary Jane Setback Of
Cleveland.
Funeral arrangements are not
complete.
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F.W.HubbeII. 81,
insurance Leader

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Mar. IA
(AP). - Frederick w. Hubbell,
81. nationally known In the in
surance field and president Of
the Equitable Life Insurance
Co. Of Iowa. died last night
while mentioning at Fort
Lauderdale. Fla.
He had been the chief ex-
ecutive Of Equitable. which has
headquarters In Des Moines,
since 1889. The company was
founded by his grandfather,
Frederick M. Hubbell, in 1867.
In his IS years with the COM
pany Mr.. Hubbell saw it grow
from less than 500 million in
life insurance In force to more
than SIS billion.
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ever. he won an acquittal In q
retrial before the same tribunal
and was set free.
He then rejoined the French
army and. when the Allies
established the second front, Z"
he fought with the LIST French
army in the campaigns In
France and Germany.
Graduate Of saint-Cyr
After the war he was direc-
tor Of information services for
the French armed forces. and
then spent three years in
Madagascar before joining
SHAPE in 1851.
Born in Paris, Gen. de Barry
was q graduate Of Saint-Cyr
military college. He was pro-
NOTED to brighter general in
November, 1857. at the same
time he was assigned to the
French Embassy here.
He leaves his wife. FRANCHISE:
q daughter. Jeanne. and q son,
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Mrs. Trip, 70,
Native of District

Mrs. Maud M. Trip. 10. a
Washington native, died yester-
day of heart attack at her
home. 1927 Albemarle street
NV.
Mrs. Trip was the widow of
Edward A. Trip. secretary of
the Metropolitan Building Asso-
citation in Southeast Washing
ton until his death 20 years
ago.
Mrs. Trip leaves a son. John
j. Trip. of the home address;
five grandchildren. four great
grandchildren and a sister,
Mrs. Dorothea Casper, of
Washington.
Funeral services will be at
10 am. Tuesday at st. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Connecticut
avenue and Everett street
NV, of which she was a mem
Der. Burial will be in Prospect
Hill Cemetery.
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Gen. de Bory, 81, Dies;
French MiIitoryAttoche

Brig. Gen. jean Brice de
Barry. So, military atache to
the French Embassy here. died
yesterday at his home after q
heart attack.
Gen. de Barry. who lived at
4402 @ street NV. had been
attache here since December,
1857. Previously he served with
SHAPE for six years, first as
chief Of the news bureau and
later as special assistant to
Gen. Gruenther and his sucy IS
sors.
Sentenced 10 Death
During World War II. he
fought with the French army
until the collapse of France in
June, 1910. Later he was
arrested by the GestapoP for
suspected underground activi-
ties and in December. i943, he
was sentenced to death by a
German military tribunal at
Toulouse. After four months In
Fresnes prison near Paris. how
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I'm Mpntnrtant

BATTLEY. JACK II. In loving re-
br eS."c JACK f. B All SGn 3 sRO
departed this life twenty years ago
today. March 10. 1889,
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days we do not think OF you
Are very hard to find.
THE FAMILY.
BENSON, GUSTAV A. A tribute Of
love to the memory Of our devoted
father and grandfather, GUSTAV A
BENSON. who passed 9way twenty.
four years ago today, March is,
1885.
Dear Dad. although well no more
Your loving face and gentle smile,
We're happy that the good Lord
gave us you,
II only for q little while
Griefs brimming cups peen drained
at last.
Its bitter Loneliness is past;
For you. we thought forever gone,
Through memory, live on and on.
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MABEL,
AND FAMILY.
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Dr.. Reede,
3,Pioneer
Psychiotrist

DR.. Edward Hiram Reede, SO.
IA pioneer psychoanalyst in the
Washington area. died yester-
day at Doctors Hospital after
"a short illness.
An author and practitioner
in psychiatry here since 1908,
he was a member of the fac
ulty of Georgetown University
School Of Medicine, as a profess
sor Of clinical psychiatry and
an instructor in neurology.
Following attendance at Will
liams College and graduation
from Cornell University, DR..
Reede received his medical de-
gree from Johns Hopkins Med
ical School in Baltimore shortly
after the turn of the century.
After starting his practice in
Washington he became a pro-
lessor Of physical diagnosis at
the Howard University Medical
School.
The native of Albion, N. Y,
wrote a book on psychiatrv
called 1.-THE American Mind in
Action"
DR.. Reede held life member
ships in the American Psychia.
trio Association and the Amer
lean Psychoanalytic Associa-
ton. He was member of the
d. c. Medical Society and once
was chairman of its executive
board. He received a 50-vear
alumnus medal last year from
Johns Hopkins Medical School.
A mass will be said at 9 am.
wednesday at st. Matthews
Cathedral and funeral services
will be held at the same hour
at the S. H. Hines Funeral
Home. 1901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
DR.. Reede leaves his wife Eva
Belle Of the home address, 1901
Connecticut avenue NV.
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Emmanuel, all Of the home
address. He also leaves i've
children in France.
The funeral will be at the
Chambers Funeral Home, 3072
M street NV, at q time to be
determined later. Burial will be
in his native France.
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Anurilin1

EIsENBERG. JENNIE FELDMAN. On
yelling services in memory Of JEN:
ME FELDMAN EISENBER0, beloved
Schneider, David Feldman and
sunday, March ~, 1859. at
pm, at the Ezras Israel Cemetery.
Family and friends are invited.
MAcKLER. ANNA ETHEL. There win
be an unveiling service IN memory
loved mother q Mrs. Maurice Nil
stone. on Sunday, March %. 1883.
at pm, at the Adas Israel Gene
terry. Relatives and friends invited
sUREs, ABRAHAM. There will be an
OF ABRAHAM sujREs at the Adas
Israel Cemetery 14th ST.: and Ala
90, 1859 at 1890 pm, sharp.
Friends and relatives invited.
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John Allen RoyuI

TRYON. N. c., Mar. IA (AP).
John Allen Royal. once ma
tionally prominent in the oil
business. died at his home.
haywood. near here today. He
was 90. A native Of Savannah.
Ca. he had lived here for the
last 80 years.
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Gtarn nf Chunks

ANDERSON. CHARTERS ASHTON.
fkRiS ASHTON ANDERSON wishes
2as ssDEs'' TO d'f tR.a %sny FRIENDS
for (heir kind expressions Of SYM
ment. THE ASHTON FAMILY.
BANKS, RAYMOND I; The family
wish to thank the Rev. Brokenburr;
FRe aPSSaei Tor H' theiS servieeS. teis-
grams. cards. gifts. telephone calls,
flowers. use Of cars and The many
other expressions of kindness, which
THE FAMILY.
BARBOUR. RALPH J. G.. The family
Of the late RALPH J, O.. BARBOUR
pre e * 70 the Rev. oscfse 3.
Bullock. the Rev Henry Miles. the
Rev L, 7. Hughes, the Rev. ) I.
g Holloman, the Rev. a; Joseph
Cole for their words Of comfort,
and to our many friends, fraternal
examinations and the Independent
Funeral Directors Association for
grams and the many expressions Of
sympathy and kindness shown Us
during our regent bereavement.
BLACKSTONE. MRS. PAULINE. The
family Of the late MRS. PAULINE
their relatives and friends for the
many expressions Of sympathy and
kindness extended to them during
'H' ' The FAMILY.
COCIAiANO. PHILIP. The family Of
the late PHILIP cOCIMANO wish to
friends and neighbors for the cards,
flowers and other expressions Of
kindness and sympathy extended
them during their recent bereave-
ment.
DUNLAP. CHARLIE c. We wish to
thank all our relatives. friends
pressions Of sympathy. floral trib-
utes and many deeds Of kindness
shown during our recent bereave-
GREEN. CHRISTINE z. wish to
express my deepest thanks 10 my
many friends and neishbors tor their
CARDS T teissf fsfiEn' flowers, use q
cars, etc. during ny recent bereave-
ment. They were indeed great
LIFT TO me. May the God Of Love
shove: 81 oa His His richest blessings upon
CHARLES GREEN.
LOUGHREY. MRS. MARY DOVE. The
iamily 81 the late MRS. NARY
Dove ILouoHREY wish to ex-
sssd 'hf who 'h asrs SO TO f ead snS
thoughtful during her long illness
and death May God bless and keep
each Of you. THE FAMILY.
MCDOWELL. WILLIAM. The brother
and sisters Of the late Mr.. WILL
their gratitude to their many friends
for the. expressions Of sympathy
conveyed to them In their recent
CHARLES H. MCDOWELL. Jr.;
RUTH MCDOWELL EVANS. ETHEL
~. MCDOWELL.
PORTER. MRS. MAMIE Z. We wish
% express our deepest gratitude to
The many friends and neighbors for
their kind deeds to our loved one
during her shut-in days and the
Us through calls, cards. kilograms.
towers. gifts and many services
at her passing, THE FAMILY.
THOMAS. NORMAN A. The family
Of the late NORMAN A. THOMAS
wishes to thank all friends for the
many expressions Of sympathy and
ment
express our deep gratitude to the
R Re-: J. 2. Eoy, the Trustees Aux
ulary OF the ASbury Methodist
CHURCH, the Rev. Edward d. Nc
Gowan and Mr.. Clarence 8. Haynes
Of the Mount Zion Methodist Church,
Queen Esther Chapter. No. /, o.
s.: Catcher Court, No. =: Mecca
Court No. 2. Columbia Guild. No
g.. the Golden Circle, the Julia
MeHenry Auxiliary, No. o. and All
who sent kilograms, flowers and
cards during the illness and recent
death Of our beloved
HARRY 8. THOMPSON AND MRS
EFF1E B. RAYFORD,
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tona Beach; and a brother, Ro-
land Martin. $500 Farragut
street, Hyattsville.
Burial will be in San Diego.
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In Mrninriant

BENSON. GUSTAV A. In loving mem.
A. BENSON. who left me twenty.
iour. years ago today. March Is,
bad. dear. miss you more each Do,
Since you went away 70 rest:
The heaftaches stay and always will,
Since couldn't say sood-by,
Because your owing voice Is still:
But some day in the far:on land.
Thank o'd III Ills 'ss so 5spr S sStIse face
BYRD. ROSA HURLEY. A token Of
love TO the memory Of my devoted
mother, ROSA HURLEY BYRD. who
stole away from ne March Is. 1898.
The covers Of Iife's book are closed
For the one loved so well,
But loving deeds Of bygone days
Are what the cages tell.
Some day ! know will meet you.
In that land so bright and fair.
For Jesus. our Saviour. invites ne
In His beautiful home to share
So sleep on. sleep on. dear Mother,
And take your rest:
I loved you dearly Mother.
But God. our Maker. loved you
Still lonesome for you, Mother.
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MA
BEL BEL bsv HHARRis" AND GRAND
CARROLL. MARTHA z. In loyins
TIA z. CARROLL, who passed away
Is. 1925.
No one knows how much We miss
No one knows the bitter pain
We have suffered since We lost you
Life has never been the same
In our hearts your memory lingers
There e not day, dear Mother.
That We do not think Of you.
YOUR -IoyINo HUSBAND AMI
CHURCHWELL, BETTE. In mem.
Org Of our aunt, BERTHE CHURCH.
WELL. who passed away one veal
ago today. March Is, 1858.
May you rest in Heaven in perfect
Where joy ana love will never cease
LUCILLE AND RUTH.
EDEN. GRACE 2. In loving memoir,
Of my dear mother. GRACE 3
EDLEN. who passed away nine year
ago today. March Is, 1850
What would ! not give to clasp hel
Her dear sweet face to see:
To hear her voice, to see her smile
That meant so much TO me.
You left behind an aching hear
That loved you most sincere:
never did. nor never win
YOUR LOVING son. ERNEST.
GRIFFIN. SADIE A. In sacred mem
DRY Of our dear mother. SADIE A
GRIFFIN, who passed away twent!
years ago today. Marcn is. 1899
At home IN the beautiful hills o.
In the hlley Of rest so fair.
Sometime. somewhere, when oul
WORK II lore.
With .ey We viii meet her there
HtR CHILDREN LOTTIE O TAY.
LoR AND JOHN A. GRIFFIN. Jr.
HAWKINS. CALVIN. Passed thil
life two years aGo this month
CALVIN HAWKINS. Gone but moi
forgotten.
A face. I never forget Some do,
hope 10 meet you. in Gods king.
SGm' rrSm friend VINO thinks oil
MIN de'f''' AGNES WINDSOR.
HAWKINS. CALVIN a. n leyipl
Win a. HAWKINS, who passed aWaI
two years ago. March |. 1887
God saw tine read was gettinu
And he hills were hard to Climb
40 de closed your weary eyelid,
And whispered Peace be thine.
! loved you. dear Brother. ant
miss you,
BIT God wanted you and took 70,
YOUR ffSS Sf BROTHER, ERNEST
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-4 sites.
in excellent location, $500. Call
WE. 5-3179 any time.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY sites
in beautiful locality: price, $500.
Call WE, 5-3179.
FORT LINCOLN-6 sites. mr.. fort; 9
sites, block is: whole or units
must sacrifice. AID. 2-2250.
FORT LINCOLN--E Mount Calvary
section: sites, near Shrine Of
Apostles. very reasonable. Call AP
7-70l9 after pm. l5'
FORT LINCOLN CEMTERY-I to 4
lots, adjacent to Floral Clock, Call
Fairview 7-5633, Arcola. Va.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK lot,
sites: value. SI,O96: sacrifice for
S595. JE. 2-7425.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-King
David Memorial Garden lot a
Sitesl. reas. Call VII. 6-2520
ROCK CREEK CEMETERY-A plot OF
2 sites. purchased In lSS0s. OV.
3-1344
6.CHOICE CEMETERY LOTS, near en-
trance Of Cedar Hill Cemetery: will
sell the group or singly. Call
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HENDERSON, NETTIE NJ. In lovine
memory q our wife and mother,
Us sixteen wears ago today. March
To-day recalls the memory
OF loved one gone to rest,
And those who think Of you
Are those who loved YOU best
Your memory Is Q keepsake
With which We will never part
Though God has you in His keeping,
HER ~ nov hscs 'f aus u GSE S' sNn
cH1lbREN.
our hssSsad and i0 amer m'%%f we.
MON KEYS. who passed away one
LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.
MCDOWELL GEORGIA ANNA, In
d dSn9 sad lovlns %sROr SnS q .
DOwELL. who passed away nine
teen years ago today. March is.
Our hearts still ache with sadness
Our eyes shed many tear;
God only knows how We miss you
yotghRs'sc Hi hipfsfsn Craze Essss WILLIE
ANNA AND BERNIcE,
brsnee Of nv. dear friend. ANNIE
B. SMITH, who passed away sud-
denly March 10. 1854.
Peacefully sleeping. resting at last,
The worlds many troubles and trials
Af ALICE Rci! .oHAssAwAY.
memory Of my dear loved one, LEV.
9yay three years ago today. March
Waking skies at sunrise. every sun
Seems e q &c Ssu bringing me memories
Here and there. everywhere. scenes
that We once knew.
And they all. Just recall memories
Of you. lNEz,
TUCKER. AUGUSTUS. In memory
uc GSE dear Hbo Or S.nsrt.d Augustus ~.
one year ago today. March IT, Is.
YOUR LOVING BROTHERS AND
WAUGH. MARY Z. In loving mem-
S 1 %, q our dear mother, MARY 3.
year ago March ie' loss O"'
Twelve months have passed since We
$500, witnessed that sad day.
without q word to any OF US you
slipped away.
In silence you sunered and many
pains you bore.
But God called you to come home
to sutfer no more.
reacefully sleeping, resting at last,
NOW thy many troubles and trials
Some may think the wound is healed,
But little do they know the sorrow
That we have in our hearts con-
ceeled
As the time wanes throush the
The memories will often bring
ThouE ii you are in Gods keeping
We shall keep you In our hearts
During your peaceful sleeping.
THE FAMILY.
WEAVER. MARGARET AND VIR.
GINA. In loving memory Of my
darling daughters, MARGARET
AND VIRGINIA WEAVER, who left
me years ago.
All BY myself ! think Of you,
Think OF the things you used to do:
Think OF the things you used to
say.
Sometimes I sigh. sometimes I cry.
LONESOME MOTHER. MARGARET
E. WEAVER.
WILLIAMS. LOUISE. In loving mem.
ory of q devoted one, LOUISE WILL
IIAMS. who passed away one year
ago today. March is. 1858.
Loved In life. remembered in death.
FAMILY.
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acknowledges the services and
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Draths

At Fld.y Marc. MARIE r. ISss hAs ~
LOUISE ALEXANDER, wife OF Sid
ney Alexander and mother Of Roger
Alexander. Friends may cali at
Gawler's Chapel. 1853 Pa. ave.
NV courtesy parking opposite) J,
after IL noon Saturday, March Il
Mass will be offered at the Church
OF the Annunciation, $500 Massa-
chuSetts ave. NV, On Monday,
March 10. at $40 am. Inter-
ment National Memorial Park. is
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