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a day to keep a man under
supervision when he is out of
jail" he once remarked.
After his retirement, Mfr.
Smith divided his time between
his home in Norwood. Md, and
cattle farm near Sandy
Spring. Md.
Mr.. Smiths memberships in
cluded the District Bar Asso-
citation, the Council of Social
Agencies and the National Pro-
baton and Parole Associs ton.
Through these and other
groups. Mr.. Smith voiced his
conviction that confinement
meant that a prisoners family
had to Iely on public assist
ance if he couldn't work.
He leaves his wife, the
former Marie Ebel, and a son,
Robert E. L. Smith, jr., both
of Norwood.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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Dr.. Dyer, Taught
At Howard u.

Services were held yesterday
at Howard University's Rankin
Memorial Chapel for DR.. j.
Francis Dyer, 10, a Washing
ton physician for As years and
member of the university
faculty. He died Saturday in
his Office, 1l07 o street NV,
and was buried in Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
A native of the District, he
graduated from Armstrong
Technical High School in 1907,
attended Miner Normal Col
lege and graduated from How
ard University College of Med
icine in 1912.
He began practicing medi-
cine in Washington in 1915 as
a specialist in diseases of the
ear, nose and throat. In 1880
ne was appointed to the faculty
of Howard University. At the
time Of his death he was clin-
ical assistant professor of oto-
laryngology.
He was a past president of
several organizations, includ-
ing the National Medical Asso-
citation, the Medico- Chirurgical
Society of the District, Kappa
Alpha Psi and Chi Delta Mu
Fraternities and the Pigskin
Club. He was also a Mason.
He leaves his widow, Lois M
Dyer of the home address, 43l9
Eighteenth street NV; a son,
DR.. Joseph F. Dyer, jr.. of 2505
Thirteenth street NV, and
two daughters, Lois F. and
Joan E., both of the home ad-
dress.
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Mrs. Montague
Federal Retiree

Mrs. Kittie Eldred Montague,
81. a longtime Washington
area resident, died Saturday at
her home, 1928 South Capitol
street.
Mrs. Montague, a native Of
Kalamazoo, Mich, was the
daughter of the late Maj. CAL
vim F. Montague, who was given
a commission during the Civil
War for bravery.
She was employed for many
years in the Land Division of
the Justice Department.
Friends may call this after
noon at Simmons Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope road
Sc. Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the funeral home.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery. ',.
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MiIIurd A. Black, Ex-Writer
For Chamber of Commerce

Millard Alan Black. IA. re-
tired Chamber of Commerce
researcher and writer, died of
a heart ailment Sunday at
Circle Terrace Hospital in Alex
andria.
A Washington-area resident
for nearly 40 years, Mr.. Black
lived at 3501 South Stafford
street in Arlington.
At the time Of his retirement
from the Chamber of Com
merce in 1850, Mr.. Black was
involved in foreign service
prospects.
Graduate of Harvard
After working for the Safe
Deposit e. Trust Co. of Balti-
more, Mr.. Black became reli-
gious director of the Naval
YMCA at Norfolk, Va.
He joined the statistical re-
search division Of the Chamber
of Commerce here in 1925.
Mr.. Black. a native of White
Hall, III Maryland's Baltimore
County, studied economics at
Harvard College, where he was
graduated in 1918.
He went to Harvard after
working his way through
Mount Hermon Preparatory
School.
In 1907 he and his wife, the
former Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Parrish of Baltimore, were
married.
At a time when married un-
dergraduates were a rarity, MIR.
Black supported his family by
assisting professors - he once
estimated he had worked for
l3 faculty members-and by
tutoring in such subjects as
botany.
After graduate study at Har-
ward Mr.. Black came to Wash
ington, where he continued his
studies at American Univer-
sity, while working for the
Chamber Of Commerce.
Marked 50th Anniversary
In addition to his studies.
which lately had focused on
education, Mr.. Black partici-
pated in art classes at the Cor
coran Gallery.
On November 81. 1857, the
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M. J. Mike) Buckley

SAN FRANCISCO, May II
(AP).-M. j. Mike Buckley,
80, whose shipping career
spanned nearly so years, died
yesterday of heart attack. He
retired in 1850 as senior vice
president of American Presi-
dent Lines, but remained as a
director. He had been with
American President Lines for
38 years. .
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lit Mrntnriant

FRAZIER, WILLIAM T. In loving
father, WILLIAM T. FRAZIER, who
left US eighteen years ago today.
May IL, 1912.
Every DAY in some small way.
Memories OF you come our way;
Time and years go swiftly by,
HIS LOVING WIFE AND DAuGH-
TIERS.
MRS. ETA. In sad but
loving memory of our devoted niece
and cousin. MRS. ETTA MARROW,
who departed this life one year
ago today. May II. 1859.
Through days of silent suffering
You refused to bow to pain,
And in our turn we'll Try to learn
Patience I'll We meet again.
M4EH MYlEk E AN6 X49Ha' E4HEL h BRo2bds. 81 REARI
memory of ROBERT O'NEILL. who
died Nifty years. ago today May
Always remembered with loving
HIS LOVING CHILDREN.
OH Of my husband. SAMUEL N 5fs.f ?. isnsFs PARR,
who departed this life one year ago
today. May IL. 1859.
Since I'm alone, ] like to stray
To hive again in memory
The happy days that used TO be.
To hear your laugh and see your
smile,
And talk with you a little while.
I love to linger on the way
YOUR IovfNo WIFE, MAMIE.
PARR, SAMUEL p, In loving memory
Of our father, SAMUEL P. PARR.
who departed this life one year ago
today, May II. 1859
Your memories are treasures no one
can steal,
Parting leaves heartsches no one can
Till memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
The call was sudden. the snock
severe,
We little thought such grief was
The ones who have lo5t can only tell
The pain of parting without fare
YOUR TOWING DAUGHTERS.
MONK. ELSIE AND MARGIE.
SPENCER, SHIRLEY BEATRICE. In
and sister. SHIRLEY BEAIRICE
SPENCER, who departed this life
suddenly six years ago today, May
IL. 1854.
Precious memories, how they linger,
OF one We love and shall never
forget;
Bless her soul, dear God, We pray,
And sra, srant some ,p day we may
HER DEVOTED MOTHER AND
AND MELVIN SPENCER.
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Rev. J. M. Vosburoh

CHICAGO, May IL (AP)-
The Rev. Joseph M. Vosburgh,
ST, former pastor OF several
Roman Catholic parishes in
the Midwest, died yesterday.
Father Vosburgh, a native Chi
cagoan served as prior Of
Mount st. Philip in Milwaukee,
pastor and superior at st. Juli-
anna and st. John BerSchmans
Parishes in Detroit and St.
Marie du Lac in Ironton, Mo.
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Mrs. Pricci, SO,
Iona q Resident

Mrs. Rosa Pricci, SO, of 1926
Second street NV. a resident
of the District for 49 years,
died at her home yesterday
after heart attack.
A native of Putignano, Italy,
Mrs. Pricci came to Washing
ton with her children in 1911.
She was the widow of Angelo
Pricci, who died here in the
early 1950s.
Mrs. Pricci leaves two sons,
Joseph and Frank, and a
granddaughter, Rosemary F.
Pricci, all of the home address.
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Maurice Schwartz,
Actor and Producer

TEL AVN. Israel. May II
(AP).-Maurice Schwartz, 72,
one of the greats Of the Yid-
dish theater, died yesterday Of
a heart ailment.
Mr.. Schwartz, an actor, pro-
ducer and director, was the
founder and director of the
Yiddish Art Theater in New
York. He was the leading per-
sonality of the YiddiSh theater
in lower Manhattan during the
l92os and l930s. He was born
in the Ukraine.
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lit Mrnturiant

BERRY, CORDELIA X. In loving mem
ory of our dear mother CORDELIA
K. BERRY. who departed this life
nine years ago today, May IL, 1851.
Deep in our lives is a lonely. spot
Your bright face used to fill;
But naught can take your memory
That shines there. and always will
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
BURRELL, GEORGIA WASHINGTON.
In sad but loving memory of our
mother and grandmother. GEOR-
GIA WASHINGTON BURRELL, who
lett US suddenly one year ago to-
The depth Of sorrow we cannot tell
Of the loss Of one we loved so well,
And while she sleeps a peaceful
Her memory we shall always keep.
CUNNINGHAM. JOHN J In sad but
and devoted husband and father,
JOHN J. CUNNINGHAM, who de-
parted this life one year ago today.
The blow ioy.r. was hard, the shock
We never thought his death so near.
Our hearts still ache for him today.
Time cannot take the memory away
LovING WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
AND DORIS McCLosKEY.
DODSON, JANE NJ. In loving memory
Of our dear mother, JANE NJ. DOD-
SON, who passed away nine years
ago today. May IL. 1851.
God gave US wonderful mother,
She was one who never grew old :
God made her smiles as the sun
shine.
He made her heart of pure gold.
ROSETTA D. AND CHARLES L.
CURRY.
BOWLING, ELLEN AND MEAD.
Sacred TO the memory Of our be-
loved parents. ELLEN AND MEAD
DOWLING Mother, who entered
eternal rest fifty-five years ago to-
day, May IL. 1905, and our father,
who left US thirty-one years ago,
June 30, 1929
In our hearts a memory is kept
OF the ones we loved and will never
forget
THEIR CHILDREN.
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A. S. BIuqden

CEDAR HILL, Tenn. May
IL ZAP. Augustus Silliman
Blagden, 80, chairman of the
board of Federal Machine g.
Welder Co., Warren, Ohio, died
yesterday at his home. He was
a native of Washington, D. C.
and a former resident of Amb-
Ter, Pa, and Greenwich, Conn.
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Constitution Approved

BRUSSELS, Belgium, May II
CAP)-The House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday approved
a constitution for use in the
Belgian Congo until a Congo
leSe Parliament draws up a
final one after independence
June 80.
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DrathH

SMITH. ROSA ELLEN. on Monday.
May .. 1860, ROSA ELLEN SMITH
Of 1903 Bunker Hill rd., Mount
Rainier, Md, beloved wife of the
late BENJAMIN Franklin Smith and
sister OF Mrs; Laura Browne
and Norman Shriper. Friends may
call at Nalley's Funeral Home, 5000
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave
ne. where services will be held on
Thursday. May, l.. At : D.m. Reis-
tives and friends invited Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. IL
HESTER L. on Tuesday.
May 10, 1860. HESTER L. SPICK-
Beltsyille, Nd. beloved wife OF the
late Noryal H.. Spicknall; mother Of
William L. ahd Noryal H. spicknall,
r; sister of Z. J. Talbot Jones Of
Gssch Funeral Home. 4139 Baiti-
more ave-. Hyattsyille, Nd, on
tives and friends invited interment
GsGTEs sg sn Wa;ha4'pn at.4 Gemet1WTya PsenGs
May ii, In lieu Of fowerS contrI-
buttons may be sent 10 the EN-
manuel Methodist Church Building
Fund, Beltsgille. Md.
SToDDARD, MARIE DAY. On Mon
day, May 3, 1860, at her residence,
nhW ntG9 eTSbnt ePTroTpset ave, nv nv MARIE
Fra-klin Korell OF Alexandra. va;
Miss Rena Ames OF Washington.
d, G., and Mrs, Sarah NJ. Snyder
Of Alexandria, Va. Notice Of Serv-
ices later.
VERNON. JEANIE DAY. On Monday.
May 2. 1880, JEANIE DAY YER
NON, beloved mother OF Mrs. Adri-
Thornburg, Pittsburgh s, Pa. Grave
SIDE services will be held at pm.
Thursday, MAY 10, in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Relatives and friends in
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9tn ~ ana Mass Ave NE Ii 3-52nn
GE1ER FUNERAL HOME
SINCE 1851
SENSIBLE PRICES
FORMERLY AT ll3 1th ST NV
36O5 l4th st. NV. TU. 2-23@6
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CEMETERY LOTS

MAUSOLEUM. IN choice sect. of Natl
Memorial Park; owner will sacrifics
for immediate sale. offers con-
sidered Box CSC, Star. II
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NLIf URD, MARH A. on Monday. May
3. 1860, at 9243 Ashton I'd, Detroit
Mich MARY. 4. CLIFFORD, beloved
mother OF Robert S. Clifford. grand
mother of Suzanne Clifford. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and MASSACHUSETTS ave. ne,
after IL noon Thursday, May l2.
Services Will be held on Friday, Nav
-, at 10 am. Interment Arlington
National CsmeterY u
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Won AIM. WILLIAM FREDFRICK

WILLIHW HIUEhIV n. A
special communication Of
Columbia Lodge, No. 2S5,
A F. and A. M. Arling- =
ton. Va. is called for Q
am Friday. May -, 1880,
for the purpose of conduct
ing Masonic services at the
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CUNNINGHAM. CLAYTON T

NVNNLNOHAM, CLA1TON T. Conn
':.| 4: e.. ..:. 8:
ITtTJil rades of Richard Hardin
Ra Camp, United Spanish War
Ihfg<-SST%l Veterans, are informed of
IEH.afIH&i the death of our late com
lM%ASEA rsde, CLAYTON T. Gun
I'D NINGHAM Interment in
~ Arlington National Gene
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oTTo zAMBRENY. Commander.

DEvEREUX. LUCY CHASE. On Mon
day, Nav o, 1860. LUCY CHASE
DEVEREUX Of Hopkinton, N. H.
wife OF the late Edward NJ DevereuX
and mother of Edward c. Devereux.
Services on Thursday, Msy l." at
10 am, st'St. Andrews Church
Of Hopkinton, N H Interment Old
Cemetery, Hopkinton. N H
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KAPLAN; EDWIN On Tuesday, M,

70, 1850, EDWIN I KAPGAN " Si Of
S43 Cox ave, Chillum terrace, Nd.
beloved husband of Reba Kaplan.
devoted father Of Milton Kaplan of
the home address and STANLEY Kap-
Ian of Wheaton. Nd. He also is
Chapel services will be held at the
G. D. Goldberg e. Son Funeral Home
4?17 9th st. NV. on Wednesday.
Nav u, at 8 pm Services will
he held at the Peninsula Funeral
Home in Newport News. va, on
Thursday, May II. at 3 pm. Fam
ilY will be in mourning at 945 18th
st NeUDort News Ua
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May Z; 1860. HELEN LANCE EBBS,,
beloved mother of Daniel " Ebbs
and Frances H Irwin; sister OF
Ted Lance She also is survived
bv four grandchildren. Funeral
from the Walter w Deal Funeral
Home. 1872 Georgia ave. NV. No.
nj Ioko
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LIAM FREDERICK Won AIM -
o, L BUCHANAN, Master. I2

LIAM FREDERICK Won AIM
o. L BUCHANAN, Master. I2
WELLS, ORA D. On Saturday. Nav =
1860 ORA d. WELLS Of 5632 KAN
saS ave, n W, sister Of Mrs. Lessie
Cant, Other relstiyes and friends
also Survive. After pm, Thurs
Hoffman Funeral Home, poo 9th st.
NV. Funeral THURSDAY, May i2, at
pm, from the Southern Baptist
Church, l34 L st. NV the Rev Nj.
AppNsg Minister, lnterment Was
WHEELER, JOHN W. On Tuesday,
HsS Hospitai a. JosS ssS W. waEfEEE MatsE Fesd q
band Of Ruth NJ Wheeler Wheeler nTsi snd
jr., UsN, and Miss Ruth NJ, Wheeler:.
Gsgitf PrTDhfr oI OIL Ma5tha Ed1. Freeman; Susan
EFisnd; ma may e3HAfa oSli st he TaseifT; Tasoms
Funeral Home 254 Carroll st, NV.
.1rparkinE opposite, after 3 pm.
phgFSqsy; ! ~ ELyd.N Nav W.: -: and until 1@;45
services snd interment at Ar!ington
Friday -
WlNSLOW, MAGGIE FILLMORE tMor-
MAGGIE FILLMGPE WINsL 5W oW
lMortician), Of 2Ull 9th St NV
daushter of the late Ellsworth Fill
more and stepdaughter OF the late
Sadie Dixon Fillmore. Also sur
wing are two cousins, Mrs. Msude
Fillmore. Mitchell and Mrs Ida PILL
more Washington: a niece. Mrs,
Maude w. Davis, and ether relatives
and MANY friends. After 4 pm,
Wednesday, NAV ii. friends are in
xlted 70 call Mt her late residence
Funeral on Thursday, May 10, from
the Florida Avenue Baptist Church
az II noon. Interment Lincoln Me-
moral Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS BY
MCGUIRE. Inc -
WINSL0W, MAGGIE. ofbcers and
wv members Of Columbia Tenn
MEA pie, No. 422. B P o. e.
W + $A$ssa X 4; R'gis' ss'is
services will be held at /
SS.o pm. Wednesday. May II,
9th /. st NV.
sAMUNETTA S. BROWN,
BLONGE W. HAWKINS. Fin Sscv
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DYED, MAITHEW Q. on Monday

Wdy Y, IFOU. MAT HEW o. Byrd
Of 1880 Abbey place ne, husband
Of Cozette Byrd, father of Mrs.
Harriet E. Brown, Mrs. Maxine E.
Scott, Lawrence and Pfc Ernest
Byrd, stepson Of John w. Lcmax
and brother Of William Byrd. He
also is survived by three grand
children. one nephew, other rela-
tiyes and friends. After 5 pm.
Thursday, May IL, friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1432 You ST NV. where funeral
services VIII be held on Friday, May
u. at | pm. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery 10
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CLAUDE x HuNTER Master.

IRWIN, SAMUEL WESLEY. On Tues
day, May 10. 1850: at sibley Hos
IRWIN. husband of the late Edith
r. Irwin and father Of Mrs. Bar
bars Irwin Hass, Mrs. Lois Irwin
Lowry and Jean Irwin. Re also
is survived BY ten grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Fu-
neral Home 4th ST. and Mass ave
ne, until II am. Friday. NAV
Is. Funeral services will he held
st the Forestville, Md. Methodist
Church at > pm Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. 10
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SHUPP, PAUL L. OF 5000 Landoyer
rd.,, Cheverly, Md, On May o. 1850.
husband Of Lucy l.. Shupp, father
Of Mrs, Frances Chester, II T.
MCCORMICK and Paul S. Shupp. son
OF Mrs. Bertha D. Shupp Of HaEers-
town. Md; brother Of Mrs Mary
Grove. Mrs Dorothy Balart, Mrs.
June. Asbury and Harry W, Shupp,
Services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5l7 1lth st. Sc, on Thursday,
May IL, at $50 pm. Interment
Forestville Methods: Church Gem
etery
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CAMPBELL. RESSIE 7

May .. 1865, BESSIE u {. MSaShs chMP.
BELL, wife of the late DR.. Elliott
Campbell and mother OF Mrs. Sam
uel King of Alexandria. Va. Grave
side services at Oxford, Md. Gene
1890 am
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RoTHERY. HARRY W. On Monday,
May 9, 1850, HARRY W RoTHERY
husband of Mildred l. Rothery'
father. Of Alberta D. Higgs, Marian
Francis, Helen Griffn and Elizabeth
Wright: brother of ECna Harrison,
Eva Scott, Ann Harrison and Ches-
yer Rothery. Also surviving are
twenty-five grandchildren and three
great-grandchlldren Services at the
Timothy Hdnlon Funeral Home,
1881 Georgia ave. NV. on FRIDAY,
May l3. at ! pm Interrc ent Con-
greSSi 1nal Cemetery 10
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BARBOUR. ELIZABETH L. tne. simp-

son). Departed this life suddenly,
BETH I. BARBOUR. beioyed % ISlf wife
of Reuben A. Barbour Of Front
Royal, Va. She also leaves to
mourn a daughter Mrs Martha s.
Butler and three sons. Melvin H.
Walter 8. and Earl S SitnpsUn:
brother, Walter Eiwards OF Pitts
burgh. Pa; nineteen grandchildren
end a host of other relatives and
friends She will lie in state al
the Mount Morisf Baptist Church,
18th and East Capitol SITS. ne.
from an to | pm. Friday. Nav
ID Funeral services at pm,
the Rev J II Randolph oaicisting
Contact family az 1874 just st. ne.
LU 3-2033 70
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2, 1850, RALPH E. EVANS OF i20S
Kenyon st. NV. beloved husband
Of Mayme H. Evans and brother CT
Mrs. Gertrude L Green and Miss
Marguerite Evans Other relatives
and friends also survive. Remains
resting with L. E. Murray & Sons,
1887 10th St NV. where friends
may call on ThurcdGy, May IL
am. Friday, May II. 'he late Mr.,
Evans VIII rest in the Vermont Ave
Sc nue. lptiSt Church. where funeral
services will be held at Io noon,
the Rev. C.; / Murray officiating
mortal Park. 10
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BLIGH, PATRICK ;. On Tuesday.

MAY 10, 1880 at his residence, S33s
39th st NV, PATRICK J. BLIGH,
father OF John Edward Bligh and
brother Of John T, Edward, Ber-
nard and Michael Bligh. Funeral
from the De Vol Funeral Home.
.224 Wisconsin ave. NV. on Fri
day. May -, at 9 am; thence to
the HOLY Trinity Churcn. 36th and
o SITS. nv. where solemn high re-
ouiem mass will he offered at $50
am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
u
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ROBINSON. John HENRY

hUbINSUN, JUHN HENRY. On
Tuesday, May 10. 1860, at the
ATlinSten AnEIH9n,, Hospital, JOHN HENRY
the beloved husband Of Betty Jean
Robinson and devoted son of Mrs
Leila P. Robinson Of Az 18th
st. Sc He also leaves six sisters
nve brothers and man. other rels-
tives and friends Notice CT fu-
neral later Arrangements by Alex
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SMITH, ROBERT E. L. On Tuesday,
May 10. 1860. at MONTGOMERY
County Hospital, ROBERT E, L.
SMITH OF Sandy Spring, Md. be-
loved husband Of Marie E Smith.
father of Robert E. L. Smith, jr,,
and brother of Clarence v Smith
OF Lynn Haven, Fla, and Mrs. Ruth
Cole Of Tampa. Fla. Mr.. Smith
Is resting at the Adams Funeral
Home, 414S Wisconsin ave NV
Funeral services and interment prl-
yate at Rock Greek Cemetery on
Friday. May II. i"
SMITH, VERONICA AGNES. On Mon
DAY May y 1860, VERONICA ACi-
MES SMITH oil 5O2s South Dakota
ave, ne, CeIosed wife of Samuel F.
Smith; mother Of Dennis NJ, Paul
A, Patricia A, Helen T. Kevin j
and Suzanne V. Smith: daughter Of
Thomas E. and the late Jane A,
Shea; sister OF Ruth c., Thomas z
u; 10 Ann anG Leo F. Shea and
Mrs. Marie G. Strohecker Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home.
1900 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave. ne, where prayers will be Of
fered Friday. May 13, at $50 am.
for. the repose of he- soul Relatives
and friends invited Interment Ar
hngton National Cemetery. IL
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tuesday. May 10 1886 uTii' AT KS reSil Gn
dence. 6144 1st St ne. STEFAN
JAWORSKI beloved husband of
Alexandra Jaworski. He also is
survived hv cousin. Stanley
Glovka Funeral from the De Vol
Funeral Home. 222A wisconsin ave
NV. on Saturday. May IA. at $50
am: thence to St Gabriers Church,
26 Grant circle NV, where requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am
Friends end relatives invited In
terment Washington National Gene
terry. In lieu OF flowers expressions
OF sympathy may be made to the
Heart Fund or a favorite charity. l3
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SHERMAN. JOSEPH T. Suddenly, on
j5ueSday: May 10, 1860, in fasa-
beloved husband of Margaret Faye
sherman and son of William v
sherman and the late Mary Sher-
man, Mr.. Sherman was a member
oI the knishts Of Columbus and
the Holy Name Society at his parish
Rosary services will be conducted
at st. Mary's Chapel. Pasadena.
Cahf Funeral and interlnent will
be in Denver, CoIo
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kEED, ALFRED CHARLES. Sudcenly
NebT'. ALFRED CHARLES NEED o. q
40 Bobolink I'd. Mount Prospect
Ill, formerly Of 10225 New Hamp.
shire ave. Hillandale. Nd. husband
of Kathryn Eastwood Reed, father
OF Chad Reed snd son of Mrs Alice
Palmer Reed Mr. Reeu rests al
the Warner z Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave. Silver
Spring Nd, where friends may
visit on WEDNESDAY May II. from
to 10 D.n. parking faC!litiesl
Service on Thursday. Nav -. al
9:45 am. at the Silver SpriE1
Presbyterian Church. $50 Univer.
sity blvd, east Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. with full
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May :, 1850. EDWARD c JONES
OF 632 18th st. ne. son Of the late
James D, sr and Sarah H Jones
phonso L. James D., jr.. and LEROY
H, Jones: his nieces, nephews, other
relatives and many friends. After
4 pm. Wednesday. May II. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
where services will be held on
Thursday. May II at 1I:30 am
Interment Woodlavn Cenatery II
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day May d. 1850. at his residence,
~ Fenton st. ne, beloved husband
Of Mrs. Jamie Gilbert and father
OF Miss Jamie Mae Gilbert. Also
surviving are four brothers War
rem. Frank Wesley ana Edole Gil
bert. two sisters. Mrs Nellie Lewis
and Mrs, Rosie Mae Simmons. snd
other relatives and many friends
After pm. wednesday May H.
friends NAV call at the Palmer
Funeral Homa, 412 H st ne,
where services will be held on
Thursday, May T.. at / pm In
terment National Harmony Memorial
Park
Evening star., 1960-05-11

10. 1850. At George washington
University Hospital, JOHN II. GIL
BERT of 5l2O SarVent I'd. ne. be-
bert and brother Of Mrs Robert
Heath Of South Gate Calf. Mrs
Helen Goodman Of Fort Myers. Fla {;
the Rev F. B Gilbert of Delhi.
Calf; Frank Gilbert OF Columbia
S. c.. Scott Gilbert nf Vicksburg
Miss. and the late Craiz P and
Homer NJ Gilbert Services at the
S. H Hines Co. Funeral Home
290l l4th 81 NV, on Friday. May
IL. at 100 pm parking fscili-
tiesl. Interment Arlinston National
Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1960-05-11

May o, 1860, at the Washington
Hospital Center, MAUDE CLARA
RACCA of 1900 sherrier place NV.
beloved wife of the late Eugene
John Racca. mother of Eugene C.
Racca OF Bethesda. Nd, and sister
Of Mrs Edna Mae Sampson of
Front Royal. Va. Services at the
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home,
1901 l4th st. NV. on Thursday,
May II, at l. am tparking facili-
tiesD. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery Baltimore, Md, papers
please CODY IL