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W. M. Jocoby. rs,
Ex-PubIisher
In Pittsburgh

PITTSBURG, Mar. 6 (AP).-
A long career Of public service
ended last night with the death
Of Wilmer M. Jacoby. former
publisher of the Pittsburg SUM-
Telegraph.
Mr.. Jacoby devoted more than
so Of his rs years to civic prof.
ects Of every type. He had been
in poor health since a shipboard
accident on a trip to Europe
several years ago.
He was best known for his
work in pushing for Pittsburgh's
famed renaissance program. He
held nearly a score Of positions
in local, State and Federal Gov
eminent.
Mr.. Jacoby's first newspaper
Job was with the Philadelphia
Inquirer. He came to Pittsburgh
in 1902 and joined the staff
of the old Gazette. Then he
held a number of positions on
Pittsburgh papers and was pub
Usher Of the Sun-Telegraph
during the l930s.
Survivors include the widow,
the former Wilhelmina Grace
Hunt Jacoby; and a sister, Mrs.
William T. Poulterer, and a
brother. Edward Calvin Jacoby,
both OF Philadelphia.
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Mrs. Ammo Glaze,
Mother of Former
Baseball Star

Mrs. Anna L. Yingling Glaze,
80, mother of Mrs. Harold F.
Cotterman Of ASH Knox road,
College Park. died yesterday
after a long illness.
A native of Franklin County
Ohio, she was the daughter OF
Daniel James McNinch and
Margaret Schofield McNinch.
Her first husband was the
Rev. j. Elmer Yingling. the ia
Their of Mrs. Cotterman and a
United Brethren minister in
the Miami Conference of the
church in Ohio. Mr.. Yingling
died in 1921.
Mrs. Glaze moved to Mary
land after the death Of her
second husband, Isaac Glaze of
Gratis. Ohio, in 1913.
In addition to Mrs. Cotter-
man, with whom she lived. Mrs
Glaze is survived by q son, Ear
H. Yinglins Of Columbus. Ohio
a former big-league baseball
pitcher: a brother. Amos Nc
Ninch. Dayton. Ohio: three
grandchildren and six great.
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be helc
at the Methodist Church In
Gratis at 2 pm. tomorrow, with
burial in Fairview Cemetery
there.
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Mrs. Edmeod, as,
Doctors Wife

Mrs. Anna Mae Edmead, as,
wife of DR.. Maurice B. K. Ed
mead. Washington physician,
died Tuesday at Freedmen's
Hospital after a long illness.
Mrs. Edmead. a registered
nurse. was graduated from
Freedmen's School of Nursing
in 1884, and married DR.. Ed
mead the following year.
She belonged to Chi Eta Phi
Nursing Sorority. the Chi Wives
Club of the Chi Delta Mu Fra
ternity and was once active in
community PTA, Boy and Girl
Scout activities.
Mrs. Edmead leaves two sons
Of the home address. 1926 Gen.
trail avenue Me- Maurice B. K.
Edmead, jr., who is attending
Lincoln University, Oxford. Pa,
and William Franck Edmead
who attends Spingarn High
School here, and her mother,
Mrs. Louise G. Chapman of
Westfield. N. J.
Funeral services were to be
this morning in the chapel of
the Atonem ent Episcopal
Church, where she attended,
with burial in Lincoln Memo
rial Cemetery.
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Mother Mary Maurice,
Head of Sisters of Mercy

Mother Mary Maurice Tobin,
R.S.M., mother general of the
order Of the Sisters Of Mercy
of the Union. died Wednesday
at Mercy Hospital in Baltimore
after a flve-month illness. She
was SO.
Mother Mary Maurice had
been In residence at the gen.
eral mother house Of her order
on Bradley boulevard. Bethesda,
since l94l when she was elected
secretary general. In 1852 she
was named councillor general
and the following year, mother
general.
The Sisters Of Mercy is a
Roman Catholic congregation
of $500 sisters working in
schools, hospitals. child-care
centers and other institutions
throughout the Western Henri
sphere. The order operates
several institutions In the
Washington area.
Native OF Michigan
Mother Mary Maurice was a
native Of Grand Rapids. Mich,
and attended Mount Mercy
Academy there. Following her
graduation she entered the
novitiate Of the Sisters Of Mary
in Grand Rapids.
Later she earned a bachelors
degree at st. Francis College in
Albuquerque, N. Mex. and did
graduate work at Notre Dame
University in South Bend. Ind.
Prior to her election as sec
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Dr.. julius Mark Dies;
Taught Finnish Here

lived alone in his apartment at
1888 r street NV.
Born in Haljala. Estenia, DR.,
Mark served in the Imperial
Russian Army in World War ]
as a captain In command Of a
balloon observation company.
After the war he served for a
short time in the Estenian
army and then began a 25-year
academic career at the National
University Of Tartu in Estenia
While at Tartu, DR.. Mark
became dean of the faculty of
philosophy, but 1t was a pro-
fessor Of the Finno-U rgic
languages that he won an
international reputation as a
scholar.
With the Soviet occupation
Of Estonia in 1910, however,
DR.. Mark fed to Denmark,
where he continued his studies
with the aid of a grant from
the Viking Fund.
In 1947 he emigrated TO the
United States and took a po-
sition as lecturer in Slavic
languages at Harvard Univer-
sity. In 1851 he joined the
faculty at Georgetown, where
he has been in charge Of Finn
lish instruction.
I. DR.. Mark was the author Of
more than so articles and
books in Finno- Ugric and re-
lated languages. He was mas
ter of all the Finno-U lyric
group of languages. as well as
Russian, German and English.
He also could read all the
Scandinavian languages. Latin,
Greek and French.
He was a past president OF
the Hungarian learned Society
and former vice president Of
the Estonian Academy. He
was also a member of the
Finnish Academy. the Hun
garian Academy of Science and
the Finno-Ugric Society OF
Finland.
Funeral services for DR..
Mark. who leaves no survivors,
will be at 2 pm. tomorrow at
the Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel. Burial also will be in
Fort Lincoln.
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Rotary general, she taught in
elementary and secon larry
schools In Michigan and New
Mexico and served as both
principal and superior.
In 1857, during her tenure
as mother general. plans were
completed and construction be-
gun on the orders Generalate
Administration Building and
House Of Studies near Be-
thesda.
Mass at Cathedral
In 1857. Mother Mary Maui
rice was elected chairman Of
the Eastern Region Of the Con-
ference Of Major Religious
Superiors Of the Women In
stitutes in the United States.
and last year she was named
national executive Chairman OF
the same group. r.r
She leaves two brothers,
Gerard A. Tobin Of Grand
Rapids. and Robert A. Tobin
of Kalamazoo, and a sister,
Mrs. Monica Dillenbeck of Kali
amazoo.
A solemn pontiflcal requiem
mass will be offered for Mother
Mary Maurice by the most Rev.
Patrick A. O'Boyle, archbishop
of Washington, at 10:45 am.
tomorrow in st. Matthew's Ca
thedral.
Following the mass, her re-
mains will be removed to
Grand Rapids where a solemn
requiem mass will be offered
Monday morning in the Mount
Mercy Academy Chapel. Burial
will be in the Mount Calvary
Cemetery there.
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Philip Cocimono,
Restaurant Owner
And Ex-Burber

Philip Cocimano, rs, a re-
tired District restaurant owner,
died Wednesday at his home,
205 Sachem drive, Forest
Heights. Md.
Mr.. Cocimano, who came to
this country from his native
Sicily in his early 20S, first
worked as a barber in South
east Washington. He invested
his savings in 1888 in a res
taurant at Eleventh street and
PENNSYLVANIA avenue Sc. A son
now operates it.
For many years Mi Coci-
mano was a member OF the
Board of Trade here and took
an active part in many Of the
boards programs. He attended
st. Peters Church, Second and
c streets Sc.
He leaves his wife Helen of
the home address; four sons,
Salvatore L. of 1705 Buchanan
street NE; DR.. Joseph M. of
5298 Chillum place NE, and
Philip E. and William E. of the
home address: three daughters.
Mrs. Margaret Kapanke Of
Miami, Fla; Mrs. Josephine
Aquilino Of 2504 Minnesota ave-
nue. S E., and Mrs. Helen Wade.
IL Blackhawk drive. Forest
Heights, Md; two brothers.
Vincent of 44O2 Nichols avenue
S.W., and Antonio, 5567 Auth
road, Camp Springs, Md; thir-
teen grandchildren and three
great-grandchildren.
A requiem mass will be said
at 9 am. Monday in the st.
Thomas More Church, 4235
Fourth street Sc. Burial will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Mrs. Gruce Brown

SEATTLE. Mar. 6 APP
Mrs. Grace Tealon Brown, who
drew headlines in 1901 when
she parachuted from 1000 feet
over Dayton, Ohio. died last
night at the age Of II. She
came to Seattle from Ohio in
1890 and worked here as a
bookbinder before retiring.
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DR.. julius Mark. SO, visiting
professor Of Finnish at George
town University's Institute of
Language and Linguistics since
1851, died Monday at the home
Of a friend and former student.
During his last illness. DR..
Mark had been living with Air
Force Col. and Mrs. H. A,
Bitch at l4OO Farm Hin circle,
Falls Church. Previously he
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AnurtlinD

ERUCoFF, SAMUEL. There viii be an
unysilinS o. mon SEasT,r, 70 xp the
corr, who passed away April Is,
1855, at Adas Israel CONGREGATION
Cemetery, on sunday, March. =. Al
l2I pm. Relatives and friends
tnvited.
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WALKUP, JANE A. Mr., and Mrs. W, II
creech. Mr.. Walter Walkup, brothers
and children, wish Ia. express their
deepest appreciation Tor the cards
ness and sympathy shown them dur
tng their recent bereavement.
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DEATHS
Hi Mrmnriant
Announcements Of
Services BY Chambers

CORDHR. MARY S. AND HENRY c. In
and grandmother MARY STAHL
CORDER. who entered into rest nine
years aEo today. March y, 1850.
and our beloved father and grand
entered into rest three wears ago,
April ,, 1856.
As We loved them. so We miss them.
In our hearts they are always near,
Loved. remembered, longed for,
Always bringing a silent tear
DAUGHTERS. EMILY AND RUTH.
BETH
HOLMES, MARY WALKER. In cher
ished memory OF our beloved aunt,
MARY WALKER HOLMES, who de-
parted this life one wear ago today,
March d, 1855
At home in the beautiful hills Of God
BY the valley OF rest so fair;
someday, sometime, when our task
with joy We will meet you there
Eternal rest Grant unto her o Lord
MAMIE AND ELAINE.
HOLMES, MARY W. In memory of
our devoted aunt, MARY W.
HOLMES, who departed this life one
year ago today, March 8, 1858.
True TO the best that was in you,
True TO the best that you knew:
True to the God above you.
True to man here below
Brave;y treading onward,
No matter how heavy the load,
Giving. helping, sharing,
True TO the end OF the road.
DEVOTED NIEcES AND NEPHEWS
MYERS, FANNIE A. In loving memory
q our dear mother FANNIE
MYERS, who passed away seven
years ago today, March 8, 1852
Sleep on, dear mother, and take your
We will never forget the day,
When God called from heaven,
And took you hon: to stay.
Sadly missed BY
Hq fRicE, HI Ep RREf AMI HSf RAYM6 6Eh
O'BRIEN, LIT. JAMES NJ. BUDDY. Jr
49, In loving memory OF our dear
S son and brother, 1t JAMES
AH NJ BUDDY o'BRIEN, Jr
IA who was killed in action on
Two Jima fourteen years ago
today. March q, l945
In some small way, every day.
Memories OF you come our way;
Time and years roll swiftly BY.
But loving memories never die.
THE FAMILY
PAIGE, ANNIE v. In memory OF my
dear mother, ANNIE " PAIGE. who
left us one year ago today. March d,
1858
When I am alone like to stray
ALONG the road to yesterday,
To live again in memory
The happy days that used to be
hear you laugh ! see you smile.
| talk with you a little while;
! love TO finger on the way
That leads me back to yesterday.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER,
POWERS. ANNIE L. In loving memory
who passed away seven years ago
'0'"'' MARI" " HER NIEcEs.
SAUNDERS, FLORENCE GRANT. A
tribute OF love and devotion In men,
DRY OF our sister FLORENCE GRANT
SAUNDERS, who passed away three
fSSe as0 H ifas Me e GRANT r Sfo SRo
passed away twenty-one years ago,
March >, 1898.
sIS1 Frs AND BROTHERS, NIECEs
AND NEPHEWS.
SMITH, Gel ESTINE. A tribute of love
and respect in the memory of my
aunt CELESTINE SMITH, who died
Marcn u, 1855
Until memory fades and life departs,
You Will live forever in my heart,
DEVOTED NIECE. ALFREDO C.
NiLSONCRoFT, ELLIS AL" l.. In
LOVING memory OF my devoted huS-
BAND, AL" ELLIS WILSONCROFT.
who departed this life two years ago.
March u, 1857.
1t takes so lons to say good bye.
Good bye is long. long time.
Tho you're sone. AL" your memory
fingers on,
In nv deep. purple dreams.
HIS LOVING WIFE, DORIS.
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Draths

THOMPSON. EFFIE L. on wednesday,
March 4. 1859. EFFIE L THoMP:
soy Ss o e a sS9 ' Tbomp ns . SsOS Ss
voted aunt Of Enc B, Rayford, Also
surviving are other relatives and
friends. After 4 pm. Friday, March
y, friends arc invited to call At the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1870 9th
st, NV Funeral from Asbury Meth
on on saturday March :. at . pm,
tnterment Woodlawn Cemetery. Cas-
ket viii not be open at church. o
THOMPSON. EFFIE L. Members Of
vi eli eli Of { Queen 81 anu Esther Chap
AH&> nOtined led. to o attend he ".
neral neral q q our q M M. f 3 q. l. /.
atss pm i AsUSrS Msihodist church
I'M r. r. eAP ~ 3 HORN, .ss
Secretary.
THOMPSON, EFFIE L. The otlcsrs
VI s ssa m CHAPTER. No. /. D
Il :: 4: !: !. i !
neIhl u ouL iekS .L..S' -
nm. Sa; AZ Ass HSf'o Methodist
SS f$S5ILRES + fE EbSR,SMSsE' " v. y y.
RUTH B. STOCKTON seey.
thompson. EFFIE L. ofhcers and
members Of Columbia GuiId, No. q;
Heroines Templar Crusades; MiL
conduct burial esremonisS a. NC
ouires Funeral 1I,e A. h9me; e EF fSh |
THOMPSON, Funeral SATURDAY
MsiSodist Church, Iith and K SIS
NV,
THORNTON. CORNELIA LEE; on
vile va CoRNELIA LEE THoHN-
IUN. beloved wife OF James 7
Thornton and mother OF Mrs. heien
Whieyel Of Silver sprinS; NC az: MIS- and
samuel Thornton Of Arlington. Va
Friends received in the Baker q
Son Funeral Home, 3l4 n. West st,
Manassas, Va. where chapel sery.
ices viii be held on sunday. MaIcn
y e z pm. lnIsfmen' G EIssnwishn
TOBlN, MOTHER MAXI MAUHieE'
R.s.M. on "wednesday, march :
i MS'i Mo Tahss f %SRi 41AURicE.
R.s.M.. Third Mother General Of the
Sisters OF Mercy OF the Union, be-
loved daughter OF the late sylvester
and MARY Meca5th s Te 4an,n sis snd
MARY MAURICE win rest at the
General Mother House. Bradley blvd
and Kentsdale I'd. Bethesda NC.
until GAS am Saturday, March
Solemn ponttfeal mass or requiem
yin Be- G ne. ne at t ne s'a as rIn6fa p
am. Further services and inter-
ment in Grand Rapids Mich.
WALLACE. PEARL. On sunday. MaTeE
@ ST. Sc. relieved wife Of Sam Wal
ace and sister OF Mrs. Agnes Salley
James and John Evans Also sur,
yivine are two sisters in -law, kthe
and Edna Evans; q brother In -law
Joe salley other relatives and many
are invited TO call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1890 9th y nv
Funeral from Southern Baptist
Church 13i | st NV on SATURDAY.
March At ! pm Intern,sns Woe Z.
eont cont Al 81 v St NV.
WILSON. JOHN o. On SUNDAY MaTst
!. 1859, Mr. JOHN Q. WILSON
Edna Mae Wilson: one brother. Mr
Samuel Wilson: one sister. Mrs Ella
Toney: several nieceS and nephews
other relatives and many friends
Remains may be viewed on Friday.
Bros Funeral Homo. 6sl Florida
ave NV. where services will pc held
on Saturday, March z, ct IL noon
Interment woodlawn Cemetery, 9
WRIGHT. JAMES a. On Thursday
March s.. 1881 JAMES A. WRIGHT
OF pos % st. NV Notice OF funera
later Arrangements bv Jarvis.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN roadside lots. near
BladenSburg I'd ana floral clock.
ideal ior family. HE 4-l239 He
4-7974.
THE NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK,
Falls Church. va sites for $500
cash. incl. transfer OF title. JE.
3-S220
WASHINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY
--4-site lot: very reasonable. Call
RIA. 3-5S34.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Choics
lots at fraction Of list price. 3
locations. Ell. 6-929g
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MILLER, ELIzABETH n. On wednes.

day. March Z, lJlY, ELIlABE II Il
beloved wife OF the late Albert F
Miller mother OF Ray 4. Miller Of
Atlanta. Ga; Mrs Blanche NJ Potter
and Mrs Eva NJ. Deerson, both of
washington, D C.; sister Of Clefiel
and Homer Hoover, both Of Edin-
ir Milton A. and Elsin l.. Miller, and
Wade II. Potter She also is sur
vived by six great-grandchildTen
Services at the s. II Hines Co Flu
neral Home, 29Ql l4th st. NV. on
PARKING facilitiesl Interment Glen
wood Cemetery q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
veterans Burial Allowance
$3.50
s16 H St NE. Ii. 3-4ssC
Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ith St and Mass. Ave NE Ii $500
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Fox. WILLIAM. On wednesday, March

DR.. Glen Hills. Rockville. Nd. be-
loved husband Of Isabel Z. Fox and
father Of Clifford and Earl L. Liv-
Fox. Friends are invited to call at
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey, Be-
thesda, Nd, Services at IL noon
Saturday. March z. at the Fort Lin
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GLAZE, ANNA |. On THURSDAY. March

Knox I'd. College Park. Nd, beloved
wife Of the late Isaac Glaze and
mother Of Mrs. Harold r. Cotter-
man and Earl Hershey Yinglins. she
also is survived by brother,
children Services at Gaschs Fu-
neral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd, on Friday. March
9, at 2:30 pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Eaton,
Ohio,
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MeDOWELL. WILLIAM. suddenly. on

SATURDAY, February Il. 1883. at Los
Angeles. Calf. WILLIAM McDoW-
Ell, son OF the late Charles H
Mcdowell sr., and Lucy Ann Nc
brother. Charles Ii, Mcdowell. IT.,
and two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Mcdowell
Evans and Mss Ethel VI. Mcdowell
Notir, OF funeral later Arrange
meats BY MCGUIRE, Inc. Family may
be contacted at 1000 Taylor st. ne
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ouANDER, CORA n. On TUESDAY.
1885 Vernon s. nv CORA Il.
QUANDER, mother Of Mrs. Berthe
v, Barrett. Also surviving are her
friends. After pm. Friday, March
.. friends are invited 70 call at the
Mcclure Funeral Home, 1890 9Th
st NV REQUIEM mass will be cele-
brated a. So. Paul's Catholic Church.
18th and SITS NV, on SATURDAY.,
March Z at o am. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
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MILES. NICHOLAS I. On Thursdey;

March ). 1909, NICHOLAS l.. MILES
OF Emory Grove, Md, beloved father
OF Mrs Mary Helen Cheppell and
James NJ Miles. brother OF Mrs.
Mrs. Nellie Chase, Mrs. Elsie Brooks,
Miss Esther Miles and Richard NJ
Miles Also surviving are four grand
children, two aunts and a host OF
other relatives and friends. After
/ pm. Sunday. March. 3, friends
Home. Rockville Md Funeral Mon
day, March q. at pm. at Emory
Grove Church, Emory Grove. Md
ten Rev c. T. Smailwood ofilciat-
ing. Interment church cemetery
Paml,v may DC seen a. Ine re Eraetnr
Strawberry Knoll, rd,. Gaithersbprg
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MARCH. SADIE, On SUNDAY, March !.

f isss. SADIE sHTi MARCH RI a q is45 Kramer
ME Prude and Ike Cokrell; also sur
viving are her nieceS. nephews, other
relatives and many friends. After 3
pm. Friday, the remains will lie in
state at the Greater Mount Pisgah
Baptist Church, ISIS Gales 81. ne.
where services will be held on Sat
urdsy. March at 30 pm. Inter-
ment PayneS Cemetery. o
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LINEBUKU' IkFIN FKhNkLIN. Suu
denly, on Thursday. March ), 1883,
IRWIN FRANKLIN LINEBURG OF
1900 N. Vernon St., Arlington, Va.
Lineburg, father OF Mrs. Louise sad
Ter, Baltimore. Nd; and brother o.
Richard Lineburg, and Mrs. Sadie
Amos. both Of etrasburg Va. Also
survived By i've GRANDCHILDREN and
two great-grandchildren. Friends
R Ra5 A ses wilson NJ ni Ssd Arin Ss5n
Va. parking. in the rear. where
services will be held Monday. March
o, at II am. Entombment National
Memorial Park. Falls Church. We. :
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c0CIMANO. PHILIP. OF 2O5 sachem
Or. Forest Heishts. Nd. on March
mano, fatf er Of Salvatore l.. Doctor
Joseph NJ. Philip Z. and william Z.
Cocimano, Matkaret Kapanke, Jo-
sephine Aqui;Ino and Helen Wade;
brother Of Vincent and Antonio
Funeral Home, 5i7 18th ST, Sc,
on Monday, March o. at s:45 am
A REQUIEM mass at St. Thomas
More Church, 1888 4th st. Sc, at
$50 am Interment Mount oliyet
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Mareh ), 1853. EMMA McwIiLiAMs
OF 1850 Harvard St. NV, beloved
ices al the S H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 1901 18th ST. NV, on Sat
urday, March 8, ct . pm. parking
facilities. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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MUNDY, THOMAS EDISON. Suddenly
on Saturday, February 2s. 1859. At
HAYWARD, Calf, THOMAS EDISON
MUNDY, beloved husband OF Kath-
crime Elenore Mundy. father OF Rop-
old, Thomas H9a Michael q ELI. and KSth-
brother OF William and Russell
Mundy, Julia Moore. Goldie Dona-
hue and Mary Gitson Friends NAV
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu-
nerai Home, 1871 tn st. Sc, until
Monday, March 9, at o am. Re-
QUEEN mass at st Dominnc's
Church. at $3.50 am. Relatives and
friends invited. lnterment Airing
ton National Cemetery
MURPHY. FLORIDA MARIE. Suddenly
on March 3. 1859, at Arlington Hos.
MARIE MURPHY jsfT' Of al. N Hancock
ST.. Arlington Va. beloved wife Of
John W Murphy, mothe: OF Mrs.
Kathleen Mcmahon. San Antonio.
Tex, and Mrs Patricia Sykes. Cherry
Yyonne Fontaln' Cambridge. Mass
and Mrs Oneida La Plant, Montreal,
Canada. She also is survived by
four grandchildren. Friends may cal
at the Fitzgerald Funeral Home. 81
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. tpark.
ing in rear, where there will bt
recitation Of the rosary Friday
March 8. at 8 pm. REQUIEM mass
viii Be celebrated at St, Charles
March Z at 10 am Interment Ma.
tional Memorial Park Fails Church
va. Memorial contributions may b,
made to the Arlington Chapter Of
the American Cancer Society, l4ll
N. Garfield e., Arlington. Va. 9
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InsS % ~. r ~ Sua gai " 80 :,
NV. MARIE DAVIS, devoted sister
of Genevieye Scott, Annie Rhode,
Aubrey and Thomas Harrison; sis
ter-in-law OF John T. Scott. Jennie
and virginia Harrison. Also snrvly-
ing are other relatives and friends
After 5 pm. Saturday, March z,
friends may call at the Brooks a.
Allen Funeral Home. 18th ST. and
Florida ave, NV. Funeral Sunday,
Rsntist chnreh. King Genrge ceinty,
Va Interment church CENTER,
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sen Msseh Of / 4 ss TSeteam a s..
University Park, Nd, beloved wife
Of William A. jenkins. IT.. and sister
and friends may call at the Gasch
Funeral Home. 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsyille, Md. after 8 pm. Thurs
day, March 5. where services will
be held on. Saturday, March 2, at
IL am. tnterment olenvood Gene
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March ), 1859. at the b C. Genera
Hospital. MARY FLETCHER Of "a >
devoted niece. Mrs Bernice White
two cousins, Mrs Ruth Rhea and
Mrs. Marie Butler: sister in-lav,
Mrs Jennie Fletcher OF Philade.-
phi; Pa. ether relatives and friends
Friends NAV call at the Henry W.
Joynes Funeral Home, 118 Massa-
chusettS ave NV, after pm.
Friday March =, where funeral
services will be held at II am Sat-
urday. March Z. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery.
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QUEyEDO. EMIL RAYMOND. On
Wednesday. March 4. 1859, at the
Alexandra Hospital. EMIL RAY
MOND oUEvEDo OF r. r. D. No. 4.
Fairfax. Va, husband Of Anna L
ouevedo. father Of RAYMOND 0ueee.
do, IT,. Mrs Isabelle SinSeo Mrs
Natalie Reedy. Edward ano Herman
Reedy. Friends may call at the
EVERY Funeral Home, ga w. Main
s.. Fairfax, Va where services will
be hello on Friday March d, at
:. ON. lnterment Fairfax Memory
parking facilities