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in Boy Scout affairs in the Dis
trict and served for many years
as vice-president of the Ma
tional Capital Council. He was
a former officer and director
Of the Audubon Society of
Washington and member of the
Washington Academy of Sci
ence, the Geological Societies of
America and Washington, the
American Association of Uni
versity Professors, and the
Cosmos Club.
DR.. Bartsch leaves his wife
DR.. Elizabeth Parker of Leb-
anon, a gynecologist in Wash
ington; a son, Henry G. Bartsch
of Waldorf, Md; a sister, DR.
Anna Bartsch Dunno of 290C
Connecticut avenue: two grand
sons. A former wife, Signe G
Bartsch. of l26 C street NV.
also survives.
Funeral services will be held
at l pm. Wednesday at the
Hines Funeral Home, 29Ol
Fourteenth street NV, fol-
lowed by burial in Glenwooo
Cemetery.
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BENJAMIN, LOUISE. On saturday

April u, lYBU, LOUISE BENZ AMIN
OF Ills 10th st NV. Funeral and
interment Sumter, S. c. Local ar
ranEements by Frazier.
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ELLIS. MARIA L. In loving memory
OF our beloved mother and grand
mother, MARIA L. ELLIS, who
passed on three years ago today, Apri
God has her in His keeping,
DEVOTED DAUGRrERs AND Nd
GRANDCHILDREN.
COLLINS. JAMES v, In sad but Low.
father, JAMES v COLLINS. who
departed this life one year ago to-
day, April 25. 1853.
Someone remembers. someone cares.
Someone still wishes that you were
here;
Your memory is a keepsake
With which Wen never part;
Though God has you in His keeping
We still have you IN our hearts
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, JOSEPHINE
E; 5RES ESLLlNs AND LOVING Chill
memory of my dear husband. BER-
NARD j. CORRIDAN, who passed
away two years ago today, April
Time takes away the edse of grief
But memory turns back every leaf
DEVOTED WIFE, ELSIE.
DOCK, JAMES EDWARD (BEANIE)
In loving memory Of JAMES Ed
WARD DOCK, who departed this
life four years aSo April "a, 1856.
Eternal rest grant unto MIN. o
Lord and, let thy perpetua! lisht
shine on him. Amen.
THE FAMILY.
EDMONDS, DOUGLAS. Sacred to the
memory of my dear father. DOUG
LAS EDMONDS who departed this
life 30 years ago today. April 25,
1880
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and lust to the end Of his
davS;
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What a beautiful memory he left
behind
HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER. MABEL
EDMONDS SMALLWOOD
OFANO. DOMINIC S. In loving mem.
ory Of my husband who departed
this life April "a, 1854
The love you gave me many WARS
VIII never from me depart, "
Though you are gone forever
You are always in my heart
DEVOTED WIFE, AMELIA.
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Nathan J. Kahn,
Retired District
Huberdusher

Nathan j. Kahn, 70, a Wash
ington haberdasher for 40
years, died Saturday in the
Washington Hospital Center.
Mr.. Kahn, who retired in
1854, established the Willard
Shop across Fourteenth street
NV, from the Willard Hotel
in 1914. He later moved his
business to Connecticut avenue
NV. between K and L streets.
Mr.. Kahn had been spending
the winter months at his home
in Palm Springs, Calf, since
his retirement. He lived at 4203
Bradley lane. Chevy Chase,
Md. His shop served several
foreign embassies and govern
ment officials through the
years.
Besides his wife, Elizabeth
H., of the home address: a
daughter, Mrs. Leon Brown, Of
4l58 Linnean avenue NV, and
one grandson.
Private services were to be
held today at Gawler's Funeral
Home, 1855 Pennsylvania NV.
The family suggests that ex-
preSSionS of sympathy may be
made in the form of contribu-
tionS to the st. Adams School
Development Fund or the
Georgetown University Hospital
Neurosurgical Fund.
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CHATHAM. EvERErT sudoenIy.

RICHARD H COLE uSi'$ Of 7o5 HGsR''st Isl st
NV. beloved father OF Mrs. Sarah
r Jackson, Mrs bessie c. Digs
Mrs. Emma c. " Cornick, Mrs
Portis c Bundy and Richard W
Ccle; Also surviving are his grand
children. great-gr randcni!dren. othel
relatives and many friends. The
family may be contacted at 1921
9th ST. ne. After 4 pm. Monday
trlends are invited to call at the
st. NV. Funeral on Tuesday, April
20. a. Our Redeemer Lutheran
CHURCH, . Rhode Island ave. he. al
p m. lnterment Woodlawn Gene
terry. oS
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Mrs. Regina |. BessIer, 78,
of DC. Fire Official

as a brass and iron -molder at
the old Gun Factory and her
mother was a longtime en-
ploye Of the Senate.
Mrs. BeSsler attended the old
Wallach Grammar School at
Eighth street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue Sc. and was a graduate
of the old Eastern High School
at Seventh and C streets Sc.
She once hoped to become a
professional singer and dancer,
but gave up those plans to raise
her family.
Mrs. Bessler especially loved
the Capitol area, and, according
to friends, thought there was
no place on the map like WASH
ington. D. c." She particularly
remembered East Capitol street
as it was when she was a girl.
She was baptized, made her
first holy communion and was
confirmed at st. Peters Cath
olic Church, at Second and C
streets Sc.
Her father-in-law. the late
George j. Bessler. for As years
was a restaurant owner at 922
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
In addition to Mrs, ClementA
Mrs. Bessler leaves thre!s
daughters. Mrs. Thelma Owens,
of 1916 Trinidad street NE;
Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker, Of
Accokeek, Md; and Mrs. Louise
Detrick, of Paterson, N. J.
Services at 9 am. Wednesday
at the James T. Ryan Funeral
Home. BIT Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, will be followed by a high
requiem mass at $50 at st.
Peters Church.
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Mrs. Ethel Lee,
Descendant of
Thomus Lynch

Mrs. Ethel Burrhus Lee, rs,
Washington resident for nearly
half a century, died of cancer
yesterday at the home of her
sister, Miss Jessie Burrhus,
1909 Ravenwood road, River
dale, Md.
The former Miss Ethel Burr
huS, Mrs. Lee was the widow of
William A. Lee. an attorney,
who died in 1858.
Active in the Trinity Method
ist Church at Seward Square
Sc. Mrs. Lee was a member
of the Foreign Missionaries So
ciety there.
For the last Is years she had
lived at Coltons Point, Md,
where she practiced her hobby
of gardening.
A descendant of Thomas
Lynch, jr., of South Carolina, a
Signer of the Declaration of
Independence. Mrs. Lees fam
lily was once depicted in a VOL
ume titled Quaker Lady"
In addition to her sister.
Mrs. Lee leaves two daughters,
Mrs. David Wills of 5642 Valley
road. Falls Church, and Mrs.
William Hoyt of Milford. Conn,
and two sons, Adelbert w. Lee
Of 32ll Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, and Aubrey Burrhus Lee
Of $500 Oakwood drive. Falls
Church.
She also leaves eight grand
children and three great-grand-
children.
Services will be held at l pm.
Wednesday at the Lee Funeral
Home. Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE with
burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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GRAHAM. JOE. On SATURDAY., Aprr

90, 1850. JOE GRAHAM Of 1884
1st st ne. beloveo husband Of
Alice o: Graham. father Of Mrs.
Betty 10 Greene, Raymond and
CALVIN Granann. Stepson of Mrs
Pearl Graham Also surviving are
his sisters and brothers. MeSdames
Helen Smith, Minnie Camp and
Marry Haney, Melrose. Landrur1,
0ther relatives and many friends
From 4 pm. Monday, April IS, 10
pm. Tuesday. April 20. friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th st, NV,
Euneral and interment at Gaffney,
3. c. DH
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Mrs. CIoro Heidi, 7e,
Widow of Colonel

Mrs. Clara Hotze Heidi, 79,
widow Of Col. James V. Heidi.
USA. died April 81 at her home
in Little Rock, Ark, after a
brief illness.
She leaves her brother, Fred
Hotze of Little Rock. Graveside
services will be held at 1890
am. tomorrow in Arlington
Cemetery.
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DAY, April %, 1850, MAGRIeE 9Th +
JARVIS, Sr, Of 4UOl sgd st, BIs.
densours. Nd. beloved husband Of
Julia Wrenn Jarvis. tsther OF Nau-
rice H. Jarvis, ir; sister illie s
p. MAJ Norman P. Charles {.
mike and Laurence W. Jarvis OF
Fullerton, Calf; Gordon K. Jarvis,
Margaret E Bowen and Sheila NJ
Rice: brother of Edward j and
Walter A. Jarvis. Mrs Sarah AndruS
and Mrs. Ruth Powers. Funeral
from Collins Funeral Home, 3s2I
18th st. n ", on Wednesday. April
q, at g. "A am REQUIEM mass at
81, Jerom& Church. 5205 43rd ave.
HyattsyilE,lM Md, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mt. SStvet Cemetery, 90
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Gerald Buckley:
FHA Ex-Auditor,
Drowning Victim

Gerald T. Buckley, 81, a re-
tired Government auditor and
an active worker in veteran af-
fairs, was drowned near Okla
homa City, Okla, while on a
fishing trip.
Mr.. Buckley was retired last
month as an auditor in the
Federal Housing Administra :
ton. Before joining the FHA,
he had worked with the Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
and the Office of Price Admin
istration.
A native of Bradford, Pa,
Mr.. Buckley attended several
business schools in Pennsyl-
vania and New York. During
world war l, he served as a
rif1eman with the I'd Marine
Division in France and suffered
a severe leg injury in combat.
After working with several
private companies and public
agencies in Tulsa. Okla, Mr..
Buckley came to Washington in
l94l to join the Federal Gov
ernment. He had been with
FILA since 1858.
Mr.. Buckley was long active
with the Disabled American
Veterans and the American Le-
gion. He also became associated
with the New York State So
ciety, serving for several years
as its secretary-treaSurer.
Besides his wife jeanette of
Oklahoma City, he leaves eight
children.
Funeral services will be held
on Wednesday in Oklahoma
City.
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Long photography

The photography of his works
in the field of natural history
ran to more than 500 items,
including a recent manuscript
of nearly 1000 pages on a mol
lusk of Cuba written since his
retirement from the Smith
sonian.
A native of Silesia, Germany,
DR.. Bartsch came to this coun-
try with his parents in. 1882
and settled in Iowa. He was
graduated from the University
of Iowa in 1896. received his
master of arts degree there in
1899 and doctor of philosophy
in 1905.
He came to the Smithsonian
Institution in 1896 and entered
the comparatively unknown
field of mollusks. Three years
later he began teaching his
tology at the Howard Univer-
Sity Medical School. He contin-
ued to teach at the university
for 81 years and later served
as director of Astrological and
Physiological Laboratory.
He also began teaching at
George Washington University
IN 1900 where he introduced
botany and biology to the cur
riculm and started the univer-
sity's graduate work in natural
sciences. On his retirement
from the university he was
awarded an honorary doctorate.
Wildlife Sanctuary
In 1912, a year after his re-
tirment from the Smithsonian,
DR.. Bartsch acquired Lebanon,
a 500-acre estate built in 1892
on Mason's Neck, Va. He re-
stored the house and turned
the place into a wildlife sane
tuary with wildflower gardens
and fern garden. His sane
tuary was host to more than
1000 visitors annually includ-
ing a number of people from
foreign countries who later
sent fern specimens to be added
to the doctors collection.
He was an early participant
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Miss Borwick, IS,
School Teacher

Miss Lena Barwick, IS, a
Montgomery County school
teacher for 80 years, died yes
terday in Gaithersburg, Md.
A native of Kent County,
Del, Miss Barwick was a grad
uate of the old Maryland State
Normal in Baltimore. She
taught school for two years in
Talbot County, Md, immedi-
ately after her graduation, be-
fore she came to teach in
Montgomery County.
She leaves six nieces and
two nephews.
Services were to be held this
morning in Baltimore, with
burial in Green Mountain
Cemetery, Hillsboro, Md.
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DR.. Paul Bortsch Dies;
Expert at Smithsonian

DR.. Paul Bartsch. 80, emil
nent scientist, naturalist, and
authority on mullusks, died yes
terday at his home. Lebanon,
on Mason's Neck in Lorton, Va.
Curator emeritus Of mol
lusks at the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition. DR.. Bartsch was an
established authority on this
subject. He went on a number
of expeditions to the Pacific
and Caribbean areas including
an important one to the Philip
pine Islands from 1907-l909.
Hundreds of thousands of
specimens from all fields of
natural history are in the mu-
seum's speciment cases with
his labels.
His work on shipworms led
to the development of a process
for protecting wood immersed
in salt water. During the First
World War he also uncovered a
rather unusual poison gas de-
tector for the Chemical War
fare Service-the common gar
den slug. The slug, he discov-
cred. would roll over in con-,
vulsionS and Secrete a creamy
fluid when exposed to mustard
gas in doses a third as strong
rs those that would affect a
man.
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Mrs. Regina I. Bessler, 78, a
lifelong District resident, died
Saturday in a hospital of a
.cerebal hemorrhage.
The widow of 1t. George A
BeSSler of the District fire de-
partment. who died in 1882,
Mrs. BesSler lived with her
daughter, Mrs. Katherine M.
Claments, at 9409 Singleton
drive, Bethesda.
The former Miss Regina
Kuhnert, Mrs. BeSsler was born
in Southeast and was a third
generation Washingtonian. Her
father, who died in 1901, worked
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visions Playhouse 90, Studio
One, Medic and the Danny
Thomas show.
She was noted for her hot"
piano playing, and her large
figure lowering over a small
piano became a popular act in
supper clubs. She continued
the act here at parties.
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MASON, MARY JOSEPHINE (nes
SmAckuml. On Sunday. April "A,
1850, MARY JOSEPHINE MASON
Of 1907 18th st NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements By
Jarvis
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In mrntnriant

PEYTON. GEORGE N. A tribute Of
love and devotion to cur father,
GEORGE N. FEYTON. who Depart
ed this life nine yeats ago today,
April 20, 1851.
When fatner breaths his last
farewell,
The stroke means mere than tongue
can ell:
The world seems quite another place.
Without the smile OF lathers face.
VIRGIL B. AND GEORGE P.
PEYTON.
WHITE, CARLTON r. (alias CHARLES
BROWN. Died April 25, 1888.
Not lost, but gone before,
Safe in the arms Of Jesus, safe on
his gentle breast.
MOTHER IDA, FATHER ROBERT
WHITE AND DAUGHTER Gym
THIA.
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BALLARD. HENRY HARRISON q

Friday, April 22, 1860, at Mount
Alto Hospital Washington, D. c.,
HENRY HARRISON BALLARD, be-
loved husband of Mary Ballard,
father Of Larry A. and Stephen Of
Bolin Of Hinton. W Va; Newton,
Ted H and Joe A. Ballaro Of
Marion, Ohio, and Doan F Ballard
OF Greenyille, W. Va Friends NAV
Home, III Maple ave west, Vienna,
Va. Services will be held Tuesday,
April 20, at pm at the Dunn
Loring Methodist Church. Inter-
ment Flint Hill Cemetery. Oakton,
Va
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MOORE, MAI EDKA e lisa ,r.,ir.a,

on Sunday, April "a, 1850 at
EDKA c MOORE. the beloved SSp1iSI, nus.
band of the late Martha l. Moore.
father of Mary Elizabeth Moore,
brother of Hershel Moore of Pine
Mountain, Ga Friends may call at
the DeVol Funeral Home. 2224 WIS
consin ave. NV. Tuesday April IS
Funeral services from the above fu-
neral home Wednesday, April u, at
l:3o pm. 1nterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. oR
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BAKER, ELBERT W. On Saturday

April %. 1860. Ebert W BAKER
Of 5463 Nebraska ave. NV. beloved
husband Of Mary Agnes Baker;
Col Robert N. Baker. Relatives and
friends may call at the Collins Fu-
neral Home, 1891 l4th st. NV,
after pm. Monday, April 25.
Services Tuesday, April 26, at ,
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BYRNE. JOHN J. Suddenly. on ssur.

ssYHRNE of 1889 isSaii 1sSeIi St. Sohs SILVER S
Spring, Md, beloved husband Of
the late Mary NJ Byrne, father Of
Patricia Michael .Byrne son Of j.
Hairy and Charlotte E. Byrne
Friends are invited to call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda,
Nd, after 8 pm. Sunday. April "a
Services on. "Wednesday. April ~,
at st. Jude's Catholic Church, Viers
Mil rd.. Rockville, Md, where
requiem mass will be offered at 9
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. The Holy Name Society
will recite the rosary at the above
funeral home on Tuesday. April 20,
at Sis pm. 20
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BARTsCH, DIR. PAUL. On Sunday

Iorton, Va, DR.. PAUL BARTscH'
beloved husband Of Elizabeth Parker
Bartsch. Friends may call at the
g. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2gOl
14th st. NV. from 5 until 3 pm.
Tuesday. Services at the above fu-
neral home, Wednesday. April ~, at
pm. tparking facilitiesI. Interment
GlenWood Cemetery OH
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BAUsELL. LAWRENCE X. On Friday.
EN April %, 1860. at Wash
EEz5TSM ington, D. C., member Of
EZGM M Columbia Typographical
III nm Union, No. l01 and the
AVUPS. Remains resting
Nss~M<V at the s. H. Hines Co Fu-
O neral Home, 290l 14th ST..
NV. Services from funeral home
on Tuesday, April 20, at IL am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Members of the union are invited
TO attend the funeral services
ROBERT TAUB, President
HAROLD B. HUGHES. " Pres.
JOSEPH 2 LINS. Secy. Treas.
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HEIDT, CLARA HoTzE. On rhorsda,

April II, 1850, at Little ROCK. AK AK.
CLARA HoTZE HEIDI, widow OF
s"rvived by a brother, Mr.. Fred
Hotze of Little Rock. Ark: two
nieces. Mrs. William D. Hopson of
Belle Haven. Va, and Mrs. Helen
Heldt Masee OF Washington. d. C.
Graveside services are TO be con-
Quoted at 1890 am. Tuesday,
April 20, at Arlington National
Cemetery by Canon Luther D. Miller,
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HARyuLE. NORA r n roros,,,

Md, on April %, 1900. wife its+i Of
the late John W. Harville. mother
Of George Temple, Helen C. Ander-
son. Anna Briggs, Vivian Vermil-
lion and Zona Rollins; sister Of
bers' Funeral Home. 5l7 l1th st,
Sc, on tuesday, April 20, at q
am Mass at St. Francis Xavier
Church. 2sth st. and Pennsylvania
ave s.e.,, at $50 am. Irterment
Mount OliVet Cemetery o5
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MLIITELSTETTER. TT ALICE ELIZABETH.

EIzARFsTyui ApIII Ir.TEii - 1900, ALICE
33:9 Buena Vista ter. S.e.. beloved
wife OF Lewis r. Mittlestetter. Sr.,
mother Of Mrs Louise Robinson,
Mrs. Helen Clarke; Mrs. Judith
5AsyeS, Lewis R, Jr., Kenneth J. and
lawrence and Wesley Taylor, Mrs.
Ethel Foote, Mrs. Kate Hilton, Mrs
DorothY Smith and Mrs. Mae Posey
She is also survived by nine grand
Ghlldren. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, where prayers will be Of
Tered on Tuesday. April %, at 1880
am. lnterment Fort Lincoln Gene
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FEINBEkG, LIBBY. On Monday, April
25. 1850, LIBBY FE1NBERG Of 54iO
er of Mrs. Sarah Zanoff and Alex
Ferber. She also is survived by two
sisters, Mrs. Hannah Werlobskey
and Mrs. Simmie KaTvanshky, both
Of New York; two Brothers. Samuel
and Abe Lebowitz and three grand
children. Funeral services at the Ber-
nard DanZansky & Sons Funeral
Home, 350l 14th st. NV, Tuesday
April 20, at 12 noon Interment
Tifereth Israel Section. Mount Leb-
anon Cemetery. Memorial week,
Md %
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BAUsELL. LAWRENCE K. Suddenly.

Renee K. .BAusELL Of 'HU i0Os Var Var
Margaret L. Bausell, father Of
Charles W. Bausell and Mrs. Mar
ths E. opperman. both Of Hyatts-
vile. Nd; Mrs Ellen r. Cassell
OF Richmond, Va, and Mrs Mar
garet Ann Burton OF Spring.
neld, Va; brother Of Mrs.
Mae B Harris, W. Harold and
Henry H. Bausell, all of Lebanon,
We He also is survived by ten
II Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2a0i
l4th St. NV. on Tuesday, April
20, at IL am. (parkinS facilities
lnterment Fort Lincoln CemetSry. 25
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MAA' JEf hE1 n. On friday, April
Hospital. JEFFREY X. MAX, beloved
son Of Karl J. and Mary Jane Max
OF Valdosta, Ga, brother Of Nancye
J, Max; grandson of Arch and Jane
PreWitt and Erwin and Mary Max
Graveside services and interment
Tuesday. April 20. at 30 pm, in
Arlington National Cemetery. Ar
rangements by Rinaldi Funeral Home
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April "a, 1850, at Providence Hos
pitsl, DOROTHY A. MAHONEY of
1926 4th ST. NV, beloved wife of
Bernard Mahoney: sister of Mary
Donovan. Anna Klemin and Sadie
Collins. Prayers at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 2gOl 14th st.
NV, on Thursday. April rs, at $40
am, parking facilities, thence TO
st Gabriefs Catholic Church, Grant
circle NV, where the holy sacrifice
OF the mass will be offered at q am.
FOR the repose of her soul. Inter-
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LEE, ETHEL BURRHUs. On Sunday

April a, 1850, at the residence res 1i Of
her sister, 4s0e Rayenswood I'd,
LEE, wife of the late William A.
Lee; mother of Mrs David Wills,
Mrs. William Hoyt. Adelbert W. and
Aubrey Burrhus Lee, sister of Miss
Jessie Burrhus. Friends may call at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be hele Wednesday, April
q, at ! pm Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. 20
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BRouGHToN, NORBERT A. On Sun

BRoUGHToN Of 1889 T st. nv.
beloved husband OF Lavinia H.
Broughton and devoted father Of
MeSdsmeS Phoebe B. Simonds
Pauline Mitchell. Agnes Nickens
Dolores Robinson and Rita Bran
dom. Also surviving are Is grand
children: = two brothers. James C.
and Howard s. Broughton, other
relatives and many friends. Notice
Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS by
Mcclure. Inc. ~
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DFathH

AKERs, CLARENCE d. On Sunday,
April "a, 1880, st District General
Hospital, CLARENCE H. .ARERS.
He Is survived BY his wife. Mrs.
Catherine Akers; one son Ernest
Akers. and one daughter. Mrs.
Esther Bailey He also leaves to
mourn their loss his stepmother,
Mrs Hattie AkeTS; two sisters, Mrs.
Esther Sparrow ana Mrs. Naomi
Powell; three brothers, Norman,
Junnius and Beckvith Akers: Is
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines q Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th 81. ne. Notice
Of funeral later.
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MILLER, GEORGE FREnrp,cu

Saturday, .April %, 1850. al he
Bethesda Naval Hospital. GEORGE
FREDERICK MILLER, husband Of
charlotte A. Miller and father Of
Miss Meredith Ann Miller, both Of
527 South. 29th St. Arlington, va, /:
Meriden, Conn, and Harold = MiI,et
OF Garden City, New York Fu-
neral services on Tuesday, April
20, az am, at Fort Myer Chapel.
Interment Arlington National Gene.
etely Friends may call at the
West Braddock I'd. Alexandris, Va,
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BAILEY, LULA IENKINS. on {

Taussir I'd. BiadensbuTT. Ma, on
April %, 1860, beloved wife OF the
late Lawrence W Bailey, mother of
Mrs Edna L. Staples. Mrs Hugh
Mckee, Mrs Carl Elsner, John H.
and Lawrence z. Bailey. Six grand-
children and six great-grandchil-
oren survive. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 517 llth st. Sc, on
Wednesday, April %, at IL am.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 70
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LUCAS, JAMES ". On Sunday. April
"a, 1860, JAMES H. LUCAS Of 3269
their loss a loving sister, Mrs Rosa
Gibson: devoted trother-in-laW,
Oliver Gibson. ether relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Lucas is rest
ing in the Morris A. Carter & &C.
Funeral Hoint, 3u5 H st. NV. No
ice OF SERVICES later
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BEsSLER, REGINA I, tnee KhunerD
GINA I. BEssLER Of 94o9 single
ton dr., Bethesda, Md, beloved wife
g. os TX Kathryn laar IN NJ {; Clements, a Louise Louise
Deitrict, Elizabeth Whitaker and
Thelma R, Owens. Funeral from the
James T Ryan g. Co. Funeral Home,
3l7 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Wednes-
day. April 81, at 9 am. REQUIEM
mass at St. Peters Church at $50
am. Friends and relatives invited.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 26
Evening star., 1960-04-25
HALL, KARL ANTHONY. On Friday

April 22, 1860, at the District Gen
eral Hospital KARL ANTHONY
HALL OF 1925 Eads st. ne. de-
voted son of Fhvllis and James Hall.
He also leaves to mourn his pass
ing his gran lparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Brown and Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hall: four aunts. two uncles,
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting at the John 7, Rhines &
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st.
ne. Notice of funeral later
Evening star., 1960-04-25
GARLoCK. KELLY MeAwAY. sr. O

ftTIday' ApriI 70 1860, KELLY Nc
Chillum Heights drive, Hyattsyille,
Md, beloved husband of Lila Bell
Garlock and father of Kelly Nc
Away GaTlock, ir; Mrs. Elizabeth
y, Barton. Mrs. Anna Helm and
John Edward Garlock He also is
survived by eleven grandchildren,
Friends may call at Nalley's Fu-
neral Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave,
at Eastern ave. ne, where services
will be held on Tuesday. april 81.
at 1890 am. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Visitins hours on
Saturday. April %, from pm.
to 10 pm; Sunday and MOnday,
April "a and 25. from Q pm. to 4
pm and D,m to 10 I, m 06