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Mrs. Lindsay, 81,
Nurse in Army,
D. G.. Schools

Mrs. Sue B. Lindsay. 81, one
of the first nine Negroes named
to the Army Nurse Corps, died
last Sunday in Freedmen's Hos
pital-the hospital where she
received her nursing degree in
1917.
One of Mrs. LindSay's first
duties on graduation was to
aid in the fight against the
devastating influenza epidemic
of '1917-18. In that period she
was assigned to Camp Stew
art, Va, and Camp Sherman,
Ohio.
At the time she also was af-
filiated with the District
Chapter of the American Red
Cross.
She came 70 live in Wash
ington in the early 1920s after
her marriage to the late Army
1t. Augustus G.. Lindsay.
After leaving the Army, Mrs.
Lindsay in 1880 was appointed
as one of the first three Ne
gro nurses to serve in the Dis
trict public school system.
Later she was transferred to
the District Public Health De-
partment, where she remained
until her retirement in 1855.
Her home was at 100 S.
street NV, where a son, Paul
Kenneth Lindsay, lives. Four
brothers Harry, Kenneth,
James and Arron-also survive.
Funeral services will be held
at 1890 am. tomorrow in st.
Georges Episcopal Church.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Col. William L. Mash,
Comp Drum Officer

CAMP DRUM, N. Y, Aug,
IL (AP)-Col. William L.
Nash. As, commander Of this
summer training base since
August /, 1857. died today Of
a heart ailment.
Col. Nash complained Of
chest pains yesterday while es-
corting Gen. Bruce Clarke,
commanding general Of the
Continental Army, on a tour
of National Guard units train
ing here. Col. Nash went to
the base hospital for a check
up last night and died this
morning of a coronary
occluSion.
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Bernard KiIsheimer, Owner
OfWhoIesuIe Meat Business

Bernard KilSheimer, So. a
wholesale meat dealer here for
20 years. died yesterday at
George Washington University
Hospital.
He was the owner of Kill
sheimer Bros, Inc, a whole
sale meat business at 1900
Bladensburg road NE, until
his retirement last winter.
Born in Koenigsbach, Ger
many, where his father owned
a slaughter house, Mr.. Kill
sheimer was conscripted into
the German army in 1917 and
served until the end of World
War I.
Back in Koenigsbach, he
managed his fathers business
for many years. In 1896, he
emigrated to the United States.
After working for three
years as a butcher, he eStab-
lished his own meat business
in 1889.
Mr.. Kilsheimer was a men,
Der Of the Washington Hebrew
Congregation, the Adas Israel
Congregation and Achtus-
Chevrah, a local organization
for Jewish people of German
descent. He was also a men,
Der of the Norbeck MD
Country Club.
He leaves his wife, Gertrude,
and two daughters, Evelyn and
Susan, of 1888 Thirty-sixth
street NV; two brothers, Her
man, of 4437 Sedgwick street
NV, and Fred, of New York
City, and five sisters, Mrs.
William Brandler, 3025 On
tario road NV; Mrs. Israel
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FOR T LEAVENWORTH,
Kans., Aug. II (AP) LIT. Col.
H. P. Rand, 43, an instructor
at the United States Army
Command and General Staff
College, was stricken fatally
while playing tennis Monday.
He apparently suffered a heart
attack,
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Dratha

VIOLA y. On Monday,
ton Hospital Center, VIOLA Z. Will.
LIAMS. beloved wife. Of Howard
Marion A. Long, Howard E., g., and
James Z. Williams. and Alden A.
Bushee. She also is survived by
ten grandchildren. Funeral serv:
ices at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1851 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
August 10, at / pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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Col. Fairbank,
Army Engineer

Col. Leigh C. Fairbank, jr..
an Army combat engineer in
World War II and the Korean
War, died suddenly Of a heart
attack last Monday in Houston,
Tex. He was A.
The son of a retired AS
sistant Surgeon General Of the
Army who lives in Colvin Run,
Fairfax County, Va, Col. Fair
bank was on duty as professor
Of military science and tactics
with the Army instruction unit
(ROTC) at Rice Institute at
the time of his death.
A graduate of the Military
Academy, class of 1888, Col.
Fairbank was assigned first to
Fort Belvoir. He later received
his masters degree in civil en-
cheering from the University
of California.
Fought in Pacific
When the 77th Division was
organized at Fort jackson. S.
c.. he was given command of
the 301st Engineer Battalion.
which spent World War II in
the Pacific theater. He par
ticipated in the battles Of
Guam, Leyte and Okinawa. He
remained with the 77th for the
Occupation Of Japan until in
valided out Of the unit for
treatment at Walter Reed
Army Medical Center.
His next assignments were
to the Manhattan Project in
Washington; to Fort Mon
mouth, N. j., where he was
post engineer, and later to gen.
eral headquarters Of the Far
East Command in Tokyo.
Col. Fairbank was stationed
there when the Korean War
broke out. When the American
forces recovered sufficiently for
an offensive, he was selected
by Gen. Douglas Macarthur to
command a group of engineer
battalions during the Inchon
invasion. His mission was to
build military roads and main
tain railroads for military
service.
Col. Fairbank was in the last
engineer group to withdraw
from North Korea in the re-
treat from the Chinese Com
muniSt forces. He was, in fact,
the last officer to board the
last troopship leaving the evac-
uation port of Han Hung for
South Korea.
Many Decorations
His combat service led to his
promotion to the rank of full
colonel and the award Of
numerous decorations, includ-
ing the Legion of Merit.
On his return to the United
States in 1851. Col. Fairbank
was detailed as deputy district
engineer of the New York Army
Engineer District. He later was
assigned to the Engineer School.
Fort Belvoir, as chief Of the
pioneer training section. In
1856 he was sent to Iran in
charge of the construction OF
military installations under the
military assistance program.
He leaves his wife. Lorene;
two sons, Leigh C. Fairbank III.
West Point cadet, and Wallace
Fairbank, and a daughter Lorei-
leigh; his parents, Brig. Gen.
and Mrs. Leigh C. Fairbank,
and two sisters, Mrs. Justine
WEIGH and Mrs. Mary Alice
Miner.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Gawler's.
Services will be held at 10 am.
Friday in the Fort Myer Chapel.
with burial in Arlington Gene
terry.
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STONE, WILLIAM F. In loving mem
ory OF our beloved husband and
father, WILLIAM F. STONE, who
passed aS,. away mine nine years ago today
Gone is the, one we, loved so much,
Still are the hands we loved to
We miss him so and always will,
His place no one will ever fill.
In memory we turn back the pages
-, Along the. way we trod;
We bless the years we had you.
And leave the rest to God.
We walk a separate road today,
And sorrow darkens all my way;
Yet, though ] walk my road alone,
l know that, you are still my own;
That you and in. Heaven will meet,
Where life is perfect and complete.
When God took you home to Heaven,
We could not understand:
1t seemed we'd always had you
To T. S.I lena 4, wS S:Di1 n. hand H..S;a s.,D
And one to tell our troubles to:
Just how much we do miss you.
HIS LOVING WIFE, Oracle, AND
CHILDREN.
Taylor, EUNITA YOUNG. In mem
DRY Of my dear wife, EUN1TA
YOUNG TAYLOR, who departed this
life nine years ago today August
Though you are gone.
You sleep and rest;
We all miss you, Mother dear,
Because you were the best.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, WAL.
TER ]. TAYLOR, AND FAMILY >
rOZZoLO, MARY v. In loying mem
DRY of my dear sister, MARY "
TOZZOLO. who passed away two
years ago today, August IL. 1887
Memories are treasures no one can
steal,
Death leaves heartaches nothing can
heal:
Some have forgotten, now that YOU
are gone,
But shall remember, no matter
how long.
In silence you suffered,
In patience you bore;
Until God called you home.
10 suffer no more.
YOUR LOVING SISTER. GRACE.
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MfshA% aSsEr4 july Il g g. ssss.nS Il
Seoul. Korea, JOSEPH F. McGRAW,
Jr.. Of 6405 North 9th St, Arline-
ton, Va. beloved son Of Mr.. and
Mrs M joseph F. MeGraw, sr,: brother
Mrs. Charles j. Curtis of Texas. He
also is survived by two nephews
and one niece Friends may call
at the Robert j. Murphy Funeral
ton, Va. parking in rear, where
rosary at 8 pm. Thursday, AuEust
13. The family will be present
between and 5 pm. and z to $40
gust IL and 10. REQUIEM mass will
August IA, at st. James Church,
Falls Church, Va. Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. 10
MoTsINGER, ROBERT. on Tuesday,
Augyst ii. 1863. RoBERT MOT.
SINGER. beloved son Of Mrs. Bessie
Motsinger and the late Fred Mot
singer; brother of Mrs. Blanche
Barrett: Mrs. Freda Britt and Ed
" W. Dsai Funeral sf Hom asom 4S sns
Georgia ave, NV, on Friday, Au-
gust IA, at 1 am. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 10
PENNELLA; MILDRED H; On Sunday,
Army Hospital, MILDRED H. PEN
EELLA, beloved wife Of Michael
Pennella, mother Of Michele PEN
neila. and daughter Of Mrs.
Relatives Hu sHd IF 3rien ndHpi'T mas a Hy
1921 i4th st. NV. Requiem mass
at Walter Reed Army Hospital
Chapel, Thursday. August 10. at
10 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. IL
PRICE. MARY JANE. On Monday
pltaI, MARY JANE PRICE Of 6S1
st 18Th M St. me-, the beIoyed daughter
Leslie and Marshall Timberlake, viz
ginia Hill, Adella Mclean and Selma
Henson. She also is survived by
many uncles, aunts, nieces. nephews
PSn.ra H' Homie sRs sS Tl sR
st. ne.
RAWLINGS. JAMES s.. Sr. On Mon
S anari 1uf Hospital hS lS S2Es the raw Aiv
James s. and Anthony A. Rawlings;
one daughter, Mary Elizabeth Raw
lings: one aunt, Jennie Gould OF
Philadelphia, Pa: two grandsons
william A. and Francis E. Rawlings;
one granddaughter, Deborah Monen,
all of Chicago. H.: nieces. .nephews
and a host Of other relatives and
friends. Friends may call at his
late residence. 316 North Patrick
St, after pm. Thursday, August
13. Funeral services on Friday,
August IA, at 1 PM, at the Roberts
Memorial Methodist Church, South
washington st., the Rev. Green Of
flciating. Casket will not be open
IN the church. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery Washington,
p c. ARRANGEMENTS by the Arnold
Funeral Home. 10
RAYNER, MARGARET COULTER. On
Tuesday, August IL 1859, at Doc
tors Hospital, MARGARET COUL-
TER RAYNER of the Sheraton Park
Hotel widow of the late William
Bevan Raynsr and mother of Archi-
bald Coulter Rayner of Palm Beach,
Fla, and Mrs. David Laundon John
son Of Cleveland, Ohio. She also
is survived by four grandchil-
dren and four great-gr grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
1853 Pa. ave NV, where services
will be held on Friday, August IA
at 8 pm. 1ntermept Rock Greek
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DEATHS
I'M MRmurtant
Announcements Of

DAISY A. In loving memory
Of my wife. DAISY A. BEACH who
passed away I'VE years ago, August
IL, 1854.
on the hillside softly sleeping.
Where the trees silently wave,
Lies the one I loved so dearly
In her lonely, silent grave.
Just when life was sweetest,
And We could have lived our best,
The gates Of Heaven opened,
And you entered the land Of rest.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND. IRA. L.
BEACH.
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CEMETERY LOTS

GLENWOOD, l or 2 sites, Section Q:
$3.50 each. OIL 2-b6S6
FORT LINCOLN, new section; Q grave-
sites, will sacrifice for cash offer
Ii. f-s996.
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Uarh uf Thanka

JONES, JESSIE EVANS, Our sincere
thanks and Grateful appreciation
are extended TO the pastor, the Rev.
O., Dewey RobinIOn and the Rev,
Rebeeea Glover. OF the Metropolitan
A. M, Z, Church. Also the oticials,
choir and members OF the church,
the neighbors and friends. all socie-
ties and friends OF the Walker Build
Ing for their kind expressions OF
sympathy, use OF all cars. telegrams,
calls and all other acts OF kindness
shown 70 US during our reeent be-
MARLowE. WILLIAM A.. sr. We
wish to express our deep gratitude
and appreciation TO the many
friends, relatives, neighbors and the
Rev. Jacob Gamble. for their many
kind expressions Of sympathy dur
Ing our bereavement.
HIS LOVING WIFE AND FAMILY,
THOMPSON. BILLIE EDWARD. We
wish to express our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to our relatives and
neighbors and friends and the mill
tary stan at Arlington Cemetery
for the beautiful flowers, contribu-
lions and expressions OF sympathy
extended during our recent bereavs-
4. The GEORGE H. THOMPSON
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
fth st. and Mass Ave. NE IL $4,000
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KEYS. MARY VIRGINIA. on Tue.

Hospital, MARY VIRGINIA Keys
q 20 s North ssSfSrd st. Arp nsSS
sws. Clifford s. and William Jones
Friends may call at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fair
fax drive, Arlington. Va, where
services win be held on Friday,
August IA, at 10 am Interment
don, Va. l3
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ANTHONY b. FABRIzIo, Comdr.
P. J. FLANNERY, Adjutant.

+. y. FLANNEh1, AoJutant.
GoLLUs. ANNA LOUISE. On Sunday.
August 9, 1859. at United States
ANNA LOUISE ooLLUs Of Col
ling rS,.' i n; J; 6 the beloved 0EiiIe
lus retired and mother Of Adolph
A. Gollus. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass: ave n.eY until IL noon
1928 Vermont ave NV, at l pm.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery.
gay. August il. 1859, at her resi-
ton, va sAIupA F. HANBAcK,
beloved wife of George A. Hanback,,
sTssnn Henderso on and George ii 4
Giascock OF Marshall. va: joseph
4; Robinson Of Arlington. Va. and
Charles NJ Robinson Of Green
Sarah Vowel and Percy M. Robin
son, all Of Warrenton, Va. She also
Is survived by three grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Flu
neral Home, 4th st. and Mess. ave
on Friday. August IA. at i pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery
may be made to the Cancer Fund
SWarrenton. Va, papers please
HILLMAN. ToNZO. on Saturday. Au.
gust 8. 1859, Ionic HILLMAN OF
I5I1 Kingman pl. NV Re Is sur
man. end two sisters. Mrs. Bernice
Maxwell and Mrs. Phronnie Swindle
and other relatives and friends
Friends may call after 4 pm today
f h"sui New II J.r. st l M.lv AND schsZ
Interment Cairo, Ga.
HOLLOWAY, E0LA $. On Monday
WAY Of Cos Si 18th ST. St. e. h AT. 4
beloved mother Of Mrs. Eoia H
Freeland and James L. Holloway
Also surviving are. her mother Mrs
f Rs50 s.r Sweet y. Of Sro Stanton Tenn
stiyes and mi man TTo'f friends S'"'f Aftei
1890 am. Thursday. August 10
friends are invited to call at thu
Mcguire Funeral Home, 1920 9th
st. NV. Funeral services will b
tSe Israel as e M pm ch huTsSs' New "a
Additional services and interment
at Stanton Tenn. 10
HoMMoND. RoYDON L. On Mon.
day. August TO-. 1889. at his resi-,
dence: 1854 Columbia I'd. NV.
g r go.1Sn. L IN H t9sIi1to HUSBAND
Del; father Of the Misses Ruth
N. end joyce Hommond and brother
Of Avery c. Hommond OF Bangor
Me. Services will be held al
Gawler's CHAPEL: 1853 Pa: ave
2 pm. Interment private,
HoWEs. FRANCES EMMA. On Mon.
MAA HoWEs} 49, 9, L lSSs TRANGS5 MI
aged 70 daushter Of the late Thomas
and Mary Leishear. mother Of Cal
vim N. and j. Thomas. Raymond W.
Joseph M. and W. Dennis Howes
sPf ms s'G John Pane sroS Stevens iisf
Peters, Mrs. Merhle Warfield. Mrs
william Hood. Eli Leashear anC
Miller Leishear. Thirteen grand
children and two sreat:-grandchil
At the ROY W, Barber Funeral Home
| Laytonsville. Nd. where services will
| be held on Thursday. August 10
at II am. Intermetn Lsytonsvill'
HUDSON, SAMUEL. On Wednesday
August Il, 1859: at Doctors Hos
gital. SAMUEL HUDSON Of sol:
husband OF Rose D. Hudson, fathei
of Susan, Mary and John Hudson
son Of Mrs Susan ]. Hudson AM
brother Of Duyal a. and John M
Hudson and Mrs. 2 Ralph Rowzee
Funeral Home, 2s01 i4th 81: NV.
! Iparking facilities). Intermen
: Greenlavn Cemetery, Newport News
Va. Is
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BROWN, FRANCIS T.; TAYLoR

Df HGsl4A E =: SEErs r. SHARON EsJsot :.
ters. FRANCES Y. BROWN and
EUNTTA Y. TAYLOR, and my
darling niece. SHARON GREEN. who
left me so suddenly nine years ago
today, August IL, 1850.
No morning da ,SpS no Q, n Ugh, returns
Those left behind are very dear,
But none replaces you.
Every day brings back sweet mem
Every memory brings back a tear;
Al the end Of these nine wears,
AUNT. CHRISTINE Y. PERRY.
HILL. HILDA ANDERSON. In fond
memory Of my friend. HILDA AN
DERsON HILL, who departed this
NE s two ..s years n d sSS SssTs S iss
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
EDNA.
HILL, HILDA ANDERSON. In mem
DRY of HILDA ANDERSON HILL,
who departed this life two years
ago, August 10. 1857.
1t is but now we know you dared to
The years that were too few:
Felt this life go-and smiled
And no one knew.
JENEMAN. KARL =; In treasured
departed this life eighteen years
Though our memories fade away
Upon this mortal shore,
Your. memory, Karl, stays with us,
And will forever more.
GG1d Is our strength and poWer;
DAD AND MOTHER Hiads.
love in memory %1 Of OF our belovs IHI hu s.
band and dad, HOWARD C. LEAP
LEY. who passed away twenty-three
years. ago today, August IL, 1896.
One by one we miss the, voices
One by one their kindly faces
In the darkness disappear.
No one knows the door that opens.
Through which they pass beyond
Soft as ioosened leaves of roses,
One by one our loved ones fall.
Dear Lord, we leave him in Thy
For Thy great love Is everywhere.
McTLWAAIE; HATTIE 2. AND Ma;
ILwAIN, who passed away August
II. 1851. and devoted brother,
NATHANIEL @. Mc1LWA1N, passed
away October 20, 1858.
Though absent, they are always
Still loved still missed and still
very dear.
YOUR DEVOTED SISTER, CONNIE. .
PERRY, ERNEST A. In loving mem
o oyI of our a. husband, son, ,s.[ father
PERRY, who passed away eight
years ago today, August II, 1851.
More and more each day We miss
him,
Friends may think the wound is
healed.
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed
MOTHER. ANNIE PERRY: WIFE,
HELEN B. PERRY CHILDREN,
ETHEL, JIM AND DOT, AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
SMITH, MARGARET RILEY. Today
we pay a tribute Of love and devo-
ton to our dearly beloved MAR
GARET on her birthday, August IL,
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same.
HER DEAR FRIENDS, GEORGE
AND OLIVE TAYLOR, AND FAM
lily
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August II, 1859, III Tiv1Nd N T3oSs'SMi NJ.
COY OF 1865 4Sth pl. ne. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
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IH dsE T A1au,t "ENphL ILa,o On Tues Is,
residence, 2437 North 9uantieo st. st.,
Arlington. Va, GUY WENDELL
LANE, beloved husband OF Mary
Fletcher Lane and brother Of Edgar
A. Lane OF FL Dorado, Ark. Friends
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlinston. Va,
until IL am. Friday. August IA;
thence to the Cherrydale Methodist
Church, Lorcom lane and Nellie
Gusts drive, Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held at
1880 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
ttonal Cemetery. marion, Ind,
papers please copy) Is
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BOBB, BERTHA tnee RawD. On Mon
a aas ApsS M 10 srh lgSs s a. pOet tor!
RawD. aged 81 years. wife Of W.
Karl F. Bobb Of Cheverly, Nd, and
Mary .Bobb Reed OF Bethesda, Nd
She also is survived by fiVe grand
children and four sisters, Margie
r CHAPMAN Of Washington, p. c.;
Lucille R. Richie Of Alexandria, Va. :,
and Elizabeth r.. Hollis of Ehr-
hardt, s. c., and three brothers
z. H. Rawl Of Spartanburg, s. c.;
and Ethradse p RaWi Of St Peters.
burg. Fla. Friends may call al
Hysong's Funeral Home. 1900 N st
NV. Funeral services will be held
at st. Paufs Lutheran Church, Con-
necticut ave. and Ellicott st. NV.
on Thursday, August 10, at 10 am
1nterment ParklaWn Cemetery. IL
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KILsHEMER, BERNARD (MANNLEl
KRAMER, ANDREW. On Sunday. Au-

KRAMER, ANDkEW. On Sunday, Au-
gust Q, 1859, at Carroll Manor, AN
DREW KRAMER OF 305 Longfellow
ST. NV, beloved husband Of the late
Margaret Z. Kramer: father Of Mrs.
Harry E., Garner, Helen Kramer,
Louise Dawson and Andrew J. Kra-
mer. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Wednesday, August IL, at
$3.50 am lnterment st. Mary's
Cemetery. 10
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E1k& members OF the Holy Name
M6feM Society of the Holy Rosary
HS4&RN Church are notified Of the
lkE XAl death Of Member NICOLO
M6W w MAGNIFICO, and are re-
WNY Quested to assemble at the
Rinaldi Funeral Home, Sl6
st. ne, for the recitation OF the
rosary on Thursday, August 10,
1859. ct & pm.
ANTHONY LEONE, President.
REV. PETER MANGANARO,
Spiritual Director. IL
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KEMPER. CATHERINE JOSEPHINE

R sYnd: sSs HPEHiS p k RfS2 GSTS Il
3l2 ,FaTrasut st, NV. loving wife
Z Brown. A, Joseph and Robert r' Il.
Short other relatives and many
friends also survive. After 4 pm,
Thursday, August 10, friends may
call at the johnson a. jenkins Fu-
neral Home, 4S04 Georgia ave. NV,
at \ pm. Funeral on Friday,
August IA, at . am. from the
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, 80
New York ave. NV. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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August 10, 1855. PEARL LEE JOHN
s3s . q q B. sSs1 J SsSssa s aye mother
OF fVe children. She also Is sur
vived By four sisters, three BROTH
ers and other relatives and friends.
Notice OF funeral later. Arrange-
ments BY Malvan a Schey, Inc, New
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Gust 3, 1859. SUE B. Lindsay
Of 100 s st. NV. wife Of the late
1t. Augustus @, Lindsay and de-
voted mother Of Paul k. Lindsay
and the late Aileen. NJ. Lindsay.
James, Aaron, Harry and Paul K,
Boulding. and other relatives and
many friends. After 4 pm.
invited to call at the Mcguire Fu-
Funeral on Thursday, August IL,
at 1890 am, from st. GEORGES
Episcopal Church, Cd and You SITS
NV Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. II
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DAVIS, JAMES BLAINE. On Tuesday.
A%:% Es.ps s s:s. :: ssi M s2Isi
NV, beloved husband OF Clare
Indianapolis, Ind, Friends may call
at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 29Ol 14th st. NV, after 8
pm. wednesday, August l9 park
Ing facilitiesl, Services at the above
s sussf -, a At pm. m inter% nt Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. IL
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BOTELER. HATTIE IRENE. On Mon.

fsE A soTE1ER r. of s4SS r. aAs
rG. Lanham, Nd. beloved wife Of
mother Of Lillian Viiles, Edna May y
Boteler, Mildred R. Williams, Rob-
ert E.. Elmer, Clinton and George
Boteler,. She also is survived by 10
grandchildren. Services at the
Gasch Funeral Home, 4739 Bal
timore. ave, Hyattsville, Nd, on
Thursday, August 10, at 2 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
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HasSst ., 1853. HELENE Z. pE:
LANEY OF lei w st. NV, mother
OF Gwendolyn H. Delaney. She also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. After pm. Thursday,
August Is. friends are. Invited to
call at the Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You
st. NV, where funeral services Will
be held on Friday. August IA, at
1870 pm Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery, IS
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AT 5i2e Macarthur blvd. NV, on
August 10. 1859, wife OF the late
Henry o. Becker, ST.. and mother
Marsafet l. Senator Fred % Henry
o., jr.. and George M. Becker. Nine
grandchildren and one great-grand-
child also survive. Services at
Chambers GEORGETOWN Funeral
Home. 3012 NJ st. NV. on Friday.
Arlington National Cemetery ia