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CHARLES COUNTY, MD. - Out.
standing business locations or
3Ol highway in La Plata. Nd
70 300 acres, near La Plata ant
Potomac River bridge. Suitable
business, retirement homes. small
farms, shopping centers or sub
divisions. LEONARD SNIDER
west 4-33ll, La PLATA, ND.
COIN AUTO. LAUNDRY, 90 ma
chimes, driers, etc. Rent. Sll0
price $4,000. down $1,000. Mr.
Towler with A. r. sEELYE, DI
DELICATEsSEN CARRY Y-OUT-Do.
ing $1,000 a week: rent includes
hot water and heat, 5000; APPROX
1000 customers week, shows
tremendous trafic for carry-out
shop; 5000 a month extra income
from pinbAn machines. Call Mr.
HERBERT, weekdays, TU. 2-5354
DEPARTMENT VARIETY STORE
Suburban, $1,000 plus stock. In
come S35,00O up. Should net
SS S000-Sl0,0O0 VI. A. r. SEE
LYE DI. 1885.
DOES 500 PER WEEK part time
or $500 per week full time in.
terest you7 Phone CT. 6-4sSO
DRIVEN, Laurel, Nd. Parking fol
80 cars. Perfect spot for 15-eent
hamburgers. owner in another
business and must sacrifice. W. z
THRIFT, Broker, l4ll Pa. ave
NV. Ma. S-9743.
DRUGSTORE, Herndon. Va; wall
cabinets and soda fountain in
cluded in rent. Can move right
IN. BENTON REALTY CO. phone
Herndon 134; ewes, JE. 3-2l76
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Opportunity for progressive young
man; owner retiring. Located in
shopping area with parking. re-
modelled within last 3 yrs. Package
goodS-fountain and good RX. store
approx. 81 IT. by 90. estab. 30
yrs Will sacrifice. $4,000 cash
REQ, will finance bal. Box 470-Y
DUPONT CIRCLE AND CONN. AVE,
Not far-Brick semidetached. SO
rooms. II baths; high-class sueSt-
house run by manager; plenty OF
necessary furniture and equip
ment; gross quoted over $4,000
niture and business; asking S25,-
900. down. EDWIN L. ELLIS,
Realtor, RE. 7-5140.
ESTABLISHED self-service auto
matte laundry. highly populated
area; reasonably priced for quick
sale. Call JU. S-22S5 after 8 pm.
l3'
FURN. BUSINESS for sale. new
and used Owner retiring. B. D.
LARGE, AP 7-5070. WA. 7-704l
GASOLINE STATION-Downtown,
corner location: pumping $4,000
gals; per mo-, very low rent: will
sacrinee. FE. 7-9701.
GROCERY AND VARIETY STORE
Good for retired person. Clean
friendly neighborhood. Liv. quar-
terS. Reasonable. AP 7-5OS2
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Corner. 3-story brick containing
ppsfsd appSoS d1 4 rms TmT; ana ,us, sashs sh6rs
Scott circle. Ideal for doctors, ma
tional ORGANIZATION, unions. etc
Price 100000. Call Mr. Mcintosh
Elk. 3-24S0: ewes. and Sun. AID.
2-6565
FRED A. SMITH co.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DOWNTOWN, real estate Office
Fully equipped; phone-secy. serv,
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M. o-5oUW I4It 3 81. NV
4-FAMILY FLAT
Detached brick bldg, only 3 yrs
old. good Sc area . blkS from
new hospital White occupancy
Tenants pay heat and utils. Each
unit > rms, kit and bath, 5i7Sr
loan Annual rental 50 SOS. Price
S94 500. Ewes. Mr. Colbert, FE
3-ajll HOHENSTEIN BROS &
DONAHUE, Ii 1-3OOO
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SILVER SPRING AREA-Have 3
nice investment properties for
sale that will show better than
lOec Call Mr.. Don Young. FRED
ERICK W BERENS SALES. INC.
JU. 7-71O4.
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* ST. BUILDING
This property in one family
for many years is now be-
ing offered for sale for FIRST
time. A private home that
could be fixed into nice office
bldg. or DIS quarters.
Priced low for the area at
S57,500. Call Mr.. Wells
(OL. 2-6690) for address
and details.
BOSS AND PHELPS, INC.
$4,000 l4l7 *" st. NV
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$4,000 CASH
Will buy S-unit apt. bldg.
in Meridian Hill area. Very
good condition Owner will
take back 2nd trust from
reliable purchaser. Price
S47 800. Call Mr.. Wahby
with
BOSS AND PHELPS. INC.
Ma. $4,000 Res, HE. 1902
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TENANTS PAY UTILS.
2-FAMILY APT.
Custom built apt. with $3.50 mo
income affords someone nice
.SOO-a-yesr additional income
no headaches with utilities Call
MR.. WELLS, OIL. 2-6690, for
complete details
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
MA. $4,000 14l7 K St NV
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TT JOE i THOMPSON H MI
232 Woodw- rd Bldg. jackson $500
CoLoRED-WELL-EsTABI IsHED,
Modern Beauty Shop
Space for 8 Operators-Terms
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Dr.. H. {. TubIer,
Former Roads
Chief in MARYLAND

HANCOCK, Md. (AP) DIR.
Homer E. Tabler. n. a physi.
clan and former chairman of
the Maryland State Roads Com
mission. died Tuesday night at
his home here.
DR.. Tabler practiced medi-
cine in this Washington Coun-
ty community for 81 years and
was a leader in Maryland Re.
publican politics.
His efforts in assisting for
mer Gov. Nice to defeat incum-
bent Gov. Ritchie in the county
resulted in DR.. Tabler's appoint
ment to the Craftsmanship Of
the State Roads Commission.
He held the post from 1885,
f38.
DR.. Tabler was a native of
Mount Crawford. Va, and re-
ceived his medical degree from
the University of Maryland's
medical college in 1904.
He Immediately opened an
office in Hancock and remained
in the same house for So years.
He is survived. by his widow,
the former Laura Jenkins of
Hancock. Their only child,
Homer E. Tabler, jr., died in
1851.
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Allen Hurtmun,
Butcher, Worker
For Democrats

Allen 8. Hartman. SO. meat
merchant at the Center Market
for 20 years. died last night OF
a heart attack while attending
q Democratic Party rally.
The rally was being held at
the oakcrest Country Club.
Mr.. Hartman had been q party
worker In Prince Georges
County since he reached voting
age.
Born in Upper Marlboro. he
was a lifelong resident Of the
Washington area.
Mr.. Hartman was q member
of the Marlboro Lions Club and
Epiphany Episcopal Church in
Forestville, Md.
He leaves his wife, Mrs,
Dorothy Gray Hartman; Q
daughter, Mrs. william Ruth
erford, and a granddaughter
all Of the home address, 69l0
Marlboro pike. District Heights,
Md.
He also leaves two sisters.
Mrs. william Suit Of Forest
Vile: Mrs. Herman Jorg Of 2l16
Dexter avenue, Silver Spring,
Md, and two brothers, c.
Norris Hartman Of 5109 Silver
Hill road, Suitland, Nd, and
Calvin B. Hartman, ST., Of 657
Houston avenue. Takoma Park.
Md.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by the Mattingly
Funeral Home.
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Raymond Souder,
Veteran Of CAP

Raymond J. Souder. 50. q
lifelong resident Of Hyatts-
vile, died Monday at his home,
1901 Chillum road. after a
heart attack.
Mr.. Souder retired from the
Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Co.'s plant department
| in October, 1852. after more
than 80 years Of service. He
was q life member Of the Tele-
phone Pioneers Of America.
He leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Lillian Ridgeley, Of Hampton,
Va: three sons, Raymond ]
Souder, jr.. Of Fort Lauderdale,
Palco place. College Park, and
Palco place, College Park and
Robert E. Souder. of 4009 Park
wood street. Cottage City. Md
He also is survived by a
brother, George Souder. Of the
home address; four sisters. Mrs,
Evelyn G.. Hardester. Of 5025
Thirty-seventh place. Hyatts.
vile: Mrs. Minnie F. Alexander
502I Thirty-seventh place. Hy-
attsville: Mrs. Adeline v. Ellin,
Falkland, Md, and Mrs. Edna
M. Smith. 1908 Fairview road
Silver Spring. and by IL grand
children and two great-grand-
children.
His wife died in 1889.
Funeral services we're to be
held today in Fort Lincoln
Chapel, with burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
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Ralph |. Mel obe Dies;
33 Years on The Star

Ralph L. McCabe, 81. an
Evening star newsman for 80
Years. died last night at
Georgetown Hospital.
He came to The Star In
1925 and served in succeeding
years as copyreader. makeup
editor and assistant national
editor.
Mr.. McCabe lived at 9l25
lie velle drive. Chevy Chase.
Md.
A member Of st. John the
Evangelist Church. Forest
Glen. Nd. he was an active
worker in the st. Vincent de
Paul Society of that church
and the Rock Creek Council
of the Knights Of Columbus.
He also belonged to the Holy
Name Society.
Worked for Democrats
He also took part In Red
Cross work. served as leader
of Troop 90. Boy Scouts. at
Blessed Sacrament School. and
was an elections Judge in
Chevy Chase for several years.
He was an active Democratic
Party worker in Montgomery
County.
Born in Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Mr.. McCabe came TO Washing
ton in 1925 on his honeymoon.
He worked as q reporter ut the
Omaha World-Herald and the
St. Joseph MOI Gazette. and
served briefly with the Wash
ington Herald and the WASH.
ington Post before joining The
Star.
District Bar Member
After World War II ne de-
cided that a law degree would
help MIN In his work. He en-
rolled at Columbus University
and was graduated in 1913.
He was admitted to the Dis
trict Bar Association and was a
member of Sigma Delta Kappa
legal fraternity and the Legsl
Aid Society.
Prompted by an interest in
traffic safety. Mr.. McCabe
wrote a series Of stories or the
subject in The Star which led
to a number Of reforms in the
District.
Feted at Party
In preparation for his re-
tirement, Mr.. McCabe was
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Joseph Sehuster,
Writer of SONGS

NEW YORK, June II (AP).
Joseph Schuster. So, popular
music writer and a former
vaudeville and radio artist,
died Tuesday at Trafalgar
Hospital Of an intestinal
hernia.
He had headed his own
music publishing house in re-
cent years.
His partnership with John A
Tucker brought him public
acclaim. Mr.. Tucker was a
city fireman who left the de-
partment, spent seven years
in show business and then re-
sumed his original career.
The partners two best
known numbers we're Dance
of the Paper Dolls" and Don't
Shoot the Bartender. He's
Half Shot Now"
They were heard on the
radio between 1928 and 1885
and at various times were
known as 'the delivery boys
and "the Wheaties boys" Mr..
Tucker played the piano and
both Of them did impersona-
tons.
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Roy Fletcher Priest, Is,
Husband Of U. S. Treasurer

Roy Fletcher Priest. rs. hus-
band Of the Treasurer Of the
United States, died this morn
ing at Arlington Hospital
He had been In the hospital
since Sunday when he suffered
q heart attack at his home,
4724 North Dittmar road. Ar
lington. His wife. Mrs. Ivy
Baker Priest. had been at his
bedside most Of the time since
then.
A retired furniture whole
saler. Mr.. Priest was the agent
Of an Omaha. Nebr.. firm for
many years. He met Mrs. Priest
in Utah. and they were mar
ried In 1885 in Salt Lake City.
After Mrs. Priests appoint
ment by President Eisenhower
to the Treasurer's post in jan
uary. 1858. and until Mr.. Priest
retired the following year, he
committed every month to
Washington from the Western
States.
Mr.. Priest was born in Fran
cisville, Ind.
In addition to his wife. Mr..
Priest leaves three children.
Mrs. Pierce Jensen, jr.. Of Los
Altos. Calf; Miss Nancy Priest
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HiIIus H. Hart, 81, Served
In IRIS Collections Bronch

were travelling in the West
when death occurred.
Mr.. Hart was q member Of
the Lafayette Lodge Of the
Masonic Order.
In addition TO his wife. Of
$3.50 Naury avenue. Glass Manor
Md, he leaves his mother, Mrs
Carrie D. Hart: a sister. Mrs
j B. Mitchell, and a brother
Chester Hart, all Of Los Angeles
Services will be at 1880 am
tomorrow in the Lee Funera
Home, Fourth street and Massa.
chusetts avenue NE. Burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery
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Leon Wade Hoyt,
Retired Marine

RALEIGH. N. c., June II
(AP).-Leon Wade Hoyt. a re-
tired Marine Corps major from
Bethesda. Md. died Tuesday
after suffering a heart attack
while playing golf.
Mai. Hoyt and his wife were
in Raleigh visiting their step
daughter. Mrs. Robert w.
Thomas. He lived at 8005 New
dale drive, Bethesda, Md.
Maj. Hoyt also is survived by
one son, John Gregory Hoyt Of
Cleveland, Ohio; two sisters,
Mrs. Paul Starbird Of Cleve-
land, and Mrs. Ruby McAllis-
ter of Orlando, Fla.
Funeral arrangements also
are incomplete.
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JONES, PETER AND JOHN PAUL. n
memory Of our father. PETER
ZONES, who passed away June II,
i04f and our brother, JOHN PAUL
JONES, who passed away July q
1915.
Like thoughts Of loved ones.
Your memory fingers on.
YOUR DAUGHTERS AND SISTERS,
KATIE C JONES AND HATTIE
J. HILL.
GEORGIANNA DYSON,
GkoRGiANNA DYSON MARSHALL
who departed this life June IL
1913.
Shadows Of evening come
And the dewdrops sprinkle Heavens
sad tears may come with the dew
drops
At the setting Of the sun;
QUEENAN, WILLIAM n. In loving
memory OF my dear husband, VIII;
LIAM n. QuEENhN; VINO passed
away June IL, l94l.
Every day in every way
Memories OF you come my way;
Though absent, you are always near,
Loved, missed and very dear.
DEVOTED WIFE, ELLA QUEENAN
WELSH. ARTHUR L. In loving mem:
DRY of our dear brother, ARTHUR
L. WELSH, who was the iirst Amer
lean. Jewish flyer. and flight instrue-
tor for ne wHsh D SISsne crashed n PAT
instantly Killing him and his pas
ssnger, 4 LeiGhton y HaSslh HTT.
E TMrI.f NV wMtNhMuHSsdi. n Mhs Asip!
NEY A. WisEMAN.
WILLIAMS, MARY. In loving mem;
WILLIAMS. who departed this life
three years ago today. June IL
God gave me strength to bear II
And courage to meet the blow
But what II meant to lose you
TH% s S PED VIII Il,R2N syfT SSSTi
MRS. EVELYN sMALLWooD.
WILLIAMS. SARAH GIBBS. In low
SARAH GIBBS WILLIAMS. who died
twenty years ago today, June IL
MY lips cannot tell how miss you
MY heart cannot tell what to say
God alone knows how much miss
In a home that is lonesome to.
day
LOVING DAUGHTER. Hell Z n
GIBBS MCCORMICK.
YATES, MABEL c. In loving mem.
DRY Of MABEL C. YATES, who de.
parted this life three years ago
June IL, 1858.
In my heart your memory fingers.
Sweetly. tenderly. fond and true:
There is not a day, dear Mabel,
That ! do not think Of you,
HUSBAND. CARROLL.
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Hillus H. Hart. 81. former
technical adviser to the direc-
tor Of the Collection Division,
Internal Revenue Service. died
Sunday in Tucson, Ariz.
Mr.. Hart held the taxation
post from l947 to 1856 when he
retired.
A veteran Of Government
service, he previously worked
In the Public Buildings Service
and the Department Of Agrt-
culture.
Born in Indiana. Mr.. Hart
came to Washington about 40
years ago. He and his wife,
Mrs. Madeline Crowder Hart,
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of the Baptist Board for the
Aged here from 1920 to 1s45.
when she was given honorary
lifetime membership on the
board.
She also was president of the
Ladies Aid Society at Metro
politan Baptist Church for
many years. and for more than
so years was a member of
Unity Chapter w. %, Order
of the Eastern Star.
She leaves a daughter. Mrs.
Wilson Heuer. of 500 Sheridan
street, Hyattsville.
Services will be held at II
am. Saturday at the Hines
Funeral Home, 1901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Of the home address; a daugh.
ter. Mrs. Terence j. McCarty
Of 1880 Tomlinson avenue, Be-
thesda. Md: q son. David H
McCabe. Of 1884 st. Andrews
way. Fairfax. Va: his mother
Mrs. Frances McCabe. Of. Mil
waukee: q brother, the Rev.
Gilbert A. McCabe, Sd, Mil
waukee. and five grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at 1890 am,
Saturday at st. John the Evan
gelist Church. Burial will be
In the church cemetery.
feted several weeks ago at q
party sponsored by fellow Star
employees at the National Press
Club.
Mr.. McCabe leaves his wife,
Mrs. Teresa Wright McCabe,
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Mrs. Susie H. Meyers, 90,
Worker in Baptist Church

Mrs. Susie Hoofnagle Meyers,
90. leading Baptist Church
worker here. died yesterday at
Kensington Gardens Santa
rum.
A native of Hartford County
Md, Mrs. Meyers attended
public schools in Baltimore.
After her marriage in 1892 to
DR.. Walter Bruce Hoofnagle, a
prominent area dentist, she
moved to the District. DIR.
Hoofnagle died in 1941. In
1850 she married James P.
Meyers. a Baptist missionary.
Mr.. Meyers died in 1854.
Mrs. Meyers was president
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Dratha

WEBSTER. JAMES SCOTT. on Tues
day June Q, 1888, ct 0eorgetown
B. c JAMES 1 scoTT wEssTaR Se
loved husband q the late sarah
l. wsS't osr aS fs y Er RI M ys
Va. and Mrs. s. ooldie Mlliard
q Vienna, w.: brother q rrsd d
Mrs. Ellen Beavers Of Hamilton.
srandeSildren, fourteen great grand.
children and three great-great.:
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the Money q Kins Funeral Home,
i5i Maple ave- He;t We xispn a. ya
ment Andrew Chapel Cemetery. il
WILEY. DR., Norman HYDE. col.
Passed away W at = doom w.anss.
day, June 10. 1853. ct South
Mountain mount Altol. Pa, Hs
was the medical director of tbs
Samuel q. Dixon state Hospital
tional Cemetery on Monday, JUNE
is. at . pm.
WILLIAMS. HELEN e.. ,o! sguda:nlSS; z. on Sn
S john. Ma. I HELM x VILLAINS.
beloved wife Of Theodore n vii
llams, mother Of Christine. Helen.
Adrian and Achilles Williams: de:
voted daughter Of william I. and
are three srandchildren. four Is:
tiers. vifginih Hayward Evelyn Ben
nett. Elsid. Dix and Addie Jackson
three brothers. James, Wilson and
assrs. az say T1I.T and SshsE Tsls.
ThTrsdav June n. fsienda NAV
call ct the 9nowden Funeral Home,
Rockville: Nd. Funeral services On
Rock Greek Baptist Church, 4s0i
oise,stin e." Int me- u carver Is.
WORKMAN. EDWARD EVERETT. On
% %siapst 2REk aESfR'''MI o SsRis1 81
bsiIsr ct Ssio beloved Owed iSS Ssssns
Mary o. Workman. father Of Victor
II WSr.nan q 9lsndsIs: caii s.i and
Mrs. Patria Hunslnger. Mrs. Sophie
johnson. Victor. William and John
Workman: brother Of Mrs. Florence
Hammil Of Cleveland, Ohio. He also
ie survived By nineteen sreat-grand-
Co. Funeral Home. ssoi ilth q
pm. tpsrkins iseilliissS. internsni
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IL
YOUNG. HATTIE MAE. suddenly, or
SInse YouS Sse Of Gl.n aSSs MS. Se.
loved wife OF Arnold q. Young
mother Of Ernestine, Bettye. Melliss
and Arnold, Jr. She also is sur
ylyed By her mother. Mrs Flor,a
Pray: sister. Mrs. Mamie Bate
ajbrother. Leroy Frazier; two grand.
children and other relatives AND
friends. After Z pm. Thursday
June ii friends may cali at tft
Frazier Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Funeral services
win be held on Friday, June 10
al I pm. At the First Baptist
Church, 0lenarden, Nd. Intermenl
church cemetery. IL
YOUNG, WENDELL g., sr. on Tues.
day, June 1860, at his residence
10 Irving st.. ne, WENDELL Q
Evelyn M. YOUNG, father Of Mrs
Alice !. sherEey, Mrs. lois I
ESsisn ,,'xEs oune; brother S,s.,ns.,,s q Mrs. q.
He also 10 survived BY 1--WE Erand-
children. Friends may call ct thl
Lee Funeral Home, 9TH st. and
Mass. ave. ne, where services vii
be held on Friday. June l2, al
2:30 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Ss'S'S' a.
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Charles E. Lowell

SAN CLEMENTE. Calf.
June II (AP).-Charles E. Low
ell, So. vice president and a d.
rector Of the United States To-
bacco Co., died yesterday. He
joined the firm in 1925. and
was named q director in ls4s
and vice president in 1866.
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and Roy Baker Priest, both of
the home address.
Arrangements for funeral
services have not been COM
pleted.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN sites. choice loca.
ton near chapel: will sell at cost
ia 2-l639 -
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY. in the
Garden OF the Apostles: 2 lots for
quick sale. LA. $4,000
IN BEAUTIFUL NATIONAL ME-
MORTAL PARK, Falls Church, Va.
gravesites. VIII. 6-56g5.
GLENWOOD CEMETERY-One site,
lot No. 27s, Section D; reasonable
price. ST. 3-1S65.
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DEATHS


BERGMAN. ROBERT. In loving
memory of my husband, ROBERT
BERGMAN, who passed away one
year ago today. June IL, 1888.
miss you now. my heart is sore,
As the time goes by miss you more;
Your loving smile. your gentle face.
No 0n So ihR WIFE HSur o EasfR' De''
BURT, ROBERT I. In lSy d, mem
BURT, who departed from US two
years ago today, June IL, 1857.
God gave me strength TO bear 1t
And courage to meet the blow,
But what II meant to lose you,
The world will never know.
Yo 4HHEELR n ySbhP M oTHs b
COOK, DIR; SAMUEL LECoUNT; W.T., with
LEcOUNT COOK. who passed away
1859.
Through the years. thoughts Of you
are ever present. EDDIE.
COOK, DIR. SAMUEL LIE COUNT. In
loving memory Of my beloved hus-
band, DR.. SAMUEL LIE COUNT
c CO. ssd who paS:ed sWfy seven years
Time may pass, but thoughts Of you
LOUISE.
FRENCH, DIR. JOHN +. In loving
memory Of our loved one. DIR. JOHN
T. FRENCH. who passed away two
years ago today, June IL. 1857
Your memory is keepsake that
nobody can steal,
Your sudden death left an open
wound that can never heal:
Some shall forget, now that you are
But We shall remember until W,
meet in our eternal home
DEVOTED WIFE, MARTHA Z
FREN CHI, AND DAUGHTER
DORIS FEREBEE, AND Fam
lily.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

g Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
2 FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81. lid Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
- FUNERAL DIRECTORS
~ eterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
90 n st NE IL. 3-4ssC
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So Well Remembered

When we can no longer stretch out hand
in friendship, sending flowers-for remem-
brance-is a natural comforting gesture.
There is then feeling of saying we recall
with affection-that everything we remem-
Der is good. Always, the sending of flowers
is gentle solace to the giver as well as to
those who mourh-for one so well remem-
bered.
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cAyASAgGa. BERNARD. On Tues 8 (

esys JAMS 5Sas .. 1859: BERNARD Pa;
Rockville, Nd. beloved husband Of
the. late Minnie Cayanaugh, STEP
and Mrs. Dorothy N. BeaiI. Friends
are invited to call at the Colonial
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pum-
phrey. Rockville. Nd Services at
81. Mary,s Catholic Church, Rock
vile. Nd, on Friday. June IL,
where requiem mass will De offered
ct 0 am. Interment 81. Mary's
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CgANEY. CHARLEs MCKINLEY. d

MCKINLEY CLANCY Of Glenarden.
Nd, beloved husband Of Ada
CLANCY. father Of Mitchell, Robert,
Mckinley. Charles. Mary. Jane. Har.
vey. Patsy. Margaret and Roosevelt
CLANCY. He also Is survived By
Nj. CLANCY may Be viewed at tie
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H st.
ne. after Q pm. Thursday, June
ii, where services will be held
on Friday, June 12, at IL am.
Interment Glenarden, Nd. IL
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sEnwNE. oADEL5AI1DE "a &C. n Mendsgy

June s. 1859 ADELAIDE q.
BROWNE Of 1880 Randolph st. NV,
Jean 8. Austin and sister OF Doro-
thea Thomas, Mabela Jenkins, Ben
tamin, Edward and George Browne
She also is survived BY many nieces.
Ilephews. other relatives and friends
After IL am: Friday, june le.
spangler Funeral Home, 524 Sth st.
ne. where services will be held
on Saturday, June IS, at IL an
Inetrment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terv. II
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June 10. 1859, al the District Cen
eral Hospital, MARY W. BROWN.
devoted mother Of Lucinda Man.
ming. grandmother Of Teeola Man
Other relatives and friends also
survive. Friends may call after Z
pm. Friday, June IL, at the Joynes
Funeral Home. ll6 Massachusetts
ave NV. Services on Saturday,
June 10. at 10 am, at the Little
Pc interment woodiawn Gene
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parted from this lie on Tuesday,
June 0. 1859, at Mount Alto Hos.
pital, Mr.. WILLIAM P. JACKSON
q 1s.t IS4 aiOr iSs aye Nn NJ ~. Remains
Home SCI Florida ave. NV. Notice
Of funeral later.
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INGRAM WILLIAM. IT, On w,dn,,

ss.pi sSa' w hI I1RSs' s q RAAalai; s.
d $500 North 2sth ST., Arlington
Va, beloved husband Of Louisa c
Ingram, father of Catherine AND
William ingram III. son Of william
Ingram, sr.. Of Pleasantyille, N. r.
az ana brother Of Comdr; :. Z ingram
Ingram Of Massena. N. r. Notics
OF funeral Arrangements later.