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LEWIS, CLINTON L. On Wednesday.
July 8, 1860, CLINTON [. LEWIS
nephew Of Thomas Lewis Of 1909
lawrence St. ne: He is also sur
viVed by other relatives and frienos.
After pm. Tuesday, July 10,
friends are invited to call at the
Jarvis Chapel. 1882 You st, NV,
where funeral services will be held
on Wednesday. July 13, at 10 m,
!nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10, IL
hUCAs. ERNEST. Suddenly on satur-
day, July 9, 1850, at Casualty Hos
pital. ERNEST LUCAS, beloved
brother Of Mrs. Abby Bot.er, uncle
Of Miss Ethel Hancock and Ralph
B, Hancock of Charlotte, N. c.,
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nc
Greedy. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st. and Massa-
chusetts ave. ne, where services
will be held Wednesday, July i3. at
2:3O pm. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. IL
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BUNDRANT, MARDELL. The oficers
~ and members Of Julia Nc. N.
Henry Auxiliary, No. 9, Army
.e&M and Navy Union, are hereby
q Inotified Of the death Of
U$V BUNDRANT on Sunday, July
10, 1850. Funeral from the
Florida Avenue Baptist Church on
Thursday, July IA, at IL noon. Fu-
neral services. will be held on
wednesday, July IL. at 7:3O pm,
at the Malvan & Schey. Inc, Fu-
neral Home, 424 r ST. NV.
MARGARET KEY KELSON, Pres.
ETHEL w WALKER 9ecv
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FREY, IGso ANNE; y,II; On Friday, July g,
ees jeersOn N y 7S6 slS'sS wsrs Fl gran- st
NV. and Charles. Emmett Shepherd.
She also is survived by other rcla-
tiyes and friends. After 8 pm.
Wednesday, July i3, friends are
1882 You st. NV, where funerai
services will be held on Thursday,
July IA. at , pm. Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. l3
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BEYER, RAYMOND L., at 1918 18th
of Evelyn A. Boyer, father of Alex
ander and Barbara Burroughs. Serv-
ices at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
1lth st. s.e., Wednesday, July ID,
at / p.m. Interment washington
National Cemetery. IL
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RICHARD A. MAHAR, r. 8.

CHARLES s. On Monday
July IL: 1860, at his residence, 722
80 South nrHsfRs WsfhlnssOn I ao1v, ST. AleSandria
Miss Elizabeth PAGE Howell brother
of Mrs. j. T. Burkhalter of Savan-
nah; Ca: Mrs. M. z. Sawyer OF
Norfolk. Va; Mrs. Elliot r. Hoff-
man and Mrs. L. M. Hover and
Berford F. Howell Of Alexandria, Va
13. at 3 pm. at Christ Episcopal
Church, Columbus and Cameron sts.,
Alexandria, Va. Friends may call al
the Everly- -Wheatley Funeral Home
1900 West Braddock rd., Alexandria,
va. until time of services. Inter
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HoURiHANE. sr., Of i260S INh Hthef-
ton dr., Silver Spring, Md, husband
Of Gertrude M. Nourihane, father Of
Robert s. Coolidge, and brother Of
Mrs. John. Mawhinney. There Is
one grandchild. Mr.. Hourihane rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Hn1i HSPrinE. Ia, Mo. parking iacilltiesl. !.
Of his soul on Wednesday, July IS,
at $3.50 am, at st. Jude's Catholic
Church. 12701 Viers Mil rd., Rock
vile. Md. Interment Mount oiivet
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bchiEE july :, Af isso, EDGAR GAIT Louis I'll S1y' Bull
Err of 1896 Chaplin st. NV, the
beloved father Of Miss Alice Boiler;
brother of Mrs. Ruth Booker OF
Washington D. c.: Mrs. Elizabeth
AlSop Of New Rochelle, N. Y. and
Mrs. Alice Scott Of Baltimore, Md'
dren and other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan 6S Schey,
Inc, Funeral Home, New Jersey ave.
and r ST. NV, on Tuesday, July IL,
after pm, where funeral services
will be held on Wednesday, July IL,
at 1870 pm Interment National
Harmony Memorial Park
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July Q. 1850. A6o1sT3 N. MoisSAtasss. HAYES.
Of 1928 Massachusetts, ave, s.e,
wife Of the late Spencer Hayes,
beloved mother Of Lille Washington,
Hayes. Also surviving are two sis
ters, Mrs. Virginia Williams Of
Pittsburgh, Pa; Mrs. Naomi Clay
born OF Cleveland, Ohio, other rela-
tives and many friends. After 4
may call at the MCGUIRE Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Funeral
from the Simpson Memorial M. q.
Church, 343l 18th st. NV, at /
pm. Thursday, July IA. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery ~
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1860, at District General Hospitai
JOSEPH HICKS of 10i1 7th st. 81
He leaves q devoted wife, Sarah 1
Hicks; two daughters, Dorothy M
Hicks and Margaret M. Harris: on
son, Joseph Hicks jr.: uncle Q
Charles A. Hicks, father-in-law Q
Mrs. Edith Hicks and Mr.. Miltol
Harris, brother-in-law OF Mrs. Juli
Hicks, grandfather OF Michele
Pamela and Eugenia Hicks. Afte
pm. Tuesday. July 12, friends ma,
call at the Joynes Funeral Home
1l6 Massachusetts ave. NV. Rosar,
at $50 pm. Tuesday. July 12. Re
auiem mass Wednesday, July l3. a
am, at st. Vincent de Pau
Church, South Capitol and M SITS
Intermhnt Mount Olivek Cemntnrr
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FOX, JACOB EDWARD On Mord.,

July IL, 1850, at District Genera
Hospital, JACOB EDWARD FOX of 81
1881 Grant st. ne. the son Of Mrs.
Ballard, Edna Brooks and Josephine
Manley. Willie and Rev. George Fox.
other survivors are one aunt, four
nieces, ii nephews. one aunt-in-law
and many other relatives and
friends. From 3 to 10 pm. Wednes-
DAY July 13; friends may call at
neral Home. 1925 Deane ave. NE,
where funeral services will be held
at . pm. Thursday. July IA Inter-
ment National Harmony Memorial
Park, n
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10. iS6o. EN- EMMA a NJ ii HAVEN 11aSas u sso1 sSly
Perry st. Mount Rainier. Nd, be-
loved wife Of the late Frederick p.
Haven. mother Of Mrs. IneS NJ.
Limerick; grandmother Of Mrs. Marie
Roach Of Orange. Va: Mrs. Shirley
and Billy l.. Limerick. Also survived
BY three sisters, one brother and
six great-grandchildren. Friends
may call at Nalley's Funeral Home
5000 Rhode Island ave. at Eastern
ave; ne, where services will be held
Wednesday, July 13, at 2 pm. Rela-
ttves and friends invited. Interment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery, 10
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Sunday, july nspha 70. 1850, TChs az her resf1 on
SaSb Sfasfj 'qa Ricks kS'h BuNDRANr 81 E Al MHs the
beloved wife Of the Rev John W.
Bundrant. mother of Mrs. Juanita B.
Mitchell and grandmother Of Darlene
other relatives and a host f' Of friends
Friends may call at the Malvan g.
Schey, Inc. Funeral Home, New JerJ
sey ave, and R st. NV, on Wednes-
day. July 49,, after 4 pm Funeral
services will be held at the Florida
July IA. at IL noon. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery II
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FEMIANI. AUGUSTINE On Mond.,

july H.. 1850. AUoussTi1SSEE t si Ne IOPasy, ) PaMy.,
IANI of 51O0 Annapolis I'd. Bla-
densburg !, Md, beloved husband of
Eva Femiani. father Of Joseph P.
and Augustine Femiani, and brother
Of Mrs. Josphine M. Bolton, Mrs.
Catherine A. Neveras. Mrs. Veronica
Joseph F. Femiani. Friends may can
at the Gasch Funeral Home, 4739
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Nd. The
holy sacrifice of the mass will be
offered for the repose Of his soul at
81 Bernard's Catholic Church, Riv-
at 10 am. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery. Recitation OF the rosary
on Wednesday, July 13, at 8 pm. IL
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EUGENE. Members OF
Az WASHINGTON Council, No,
xZAA 224, knights Of Columbus,
AA are notified of the death
l%l- Of our late brother, EU-
wv GENE HoURIHAN. and are
NV requested to assemble at
W the Warner Z. Pumphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. at S:15 pm.
Tuesday. July ~, 1850. for the
recitation Of the rosary.
p,c,, FRANK p; LAW, @: K.
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neral Home, Silver Spring, Nd, on
Wednesday. July 10, 1860, at 8 pm,
the repose Of his soul.
JOHN H. DRAHEIM,
Grand KNIGHT.
WILLIAM F. JOUvENAL, Fin. Seey.
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JOAN NJ. On Monday,
sqY sTa hospes H. asso JOAN q WfeE Rsse ds
Of 4311. North 10Th st., Arlington,
Va, beloved wife Of Capt. Raw
mond A. Firsching, USAF, and de-
voted mother Of Mary and Berna-
dette Firsching, She also Is Fur-
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bales az
Richmond Hill. N. Y; one sister
and four brothers. Services al
st. Pancratius Catholic Church,
Queens, N. Y, with .nterment in
Pinelawn National Cemetery. Ar
Tangements by the Rinaldi Funeral
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CRAWFORn. WTIJIAM ~ euaa,,

on Sunday, July 10, 1860. WILLIAM
X. CRAWFORD Of White House
HeightS, Landover. Nd. beloved hus-
father Of Elizabeth Ann, William y
Robert H., Raymond L. and Daniel
Crawford, and brother Of Mrs. Mabel
Young, Beulah Boswell and Agnes
Hyatt. Services at the Gasch Fu-
neral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
l3.N at $50 pm. Relatives
and tciendE invited. Interment
Rock G. eek Cemetery Viewing after
pm, Tue. day, July 10
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HUDDLEsTON, THOMAS J

HUDDLEsToN Of 6517 40th ave,
bSnlyersity bInS T,.r rark, Nd; beloved hus-
SLanhardtl. father Of Mrs. John r..
Green and Thomas ]. Huddleston,
ir.: brother Of Laura Giltner. Mr..
Huddleston rests at the Gasch Fu-
neral at,.Ii,,n HTme 4739 Baltimore ave,
day. July IA. at II am, at the
Pinkney Memorial Episcopal Church,
42d ave. and Gallatin St, Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Fort Lincoln
pm. Tuesday IulY 10 Ia
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July 10, 1860, at his residence,
2l16 14th ST. Sc, SYDNOR H.
BOSWELL, the beloved husband Of
Mary A. Boswell, stepbrother Of
Herbert Pinkney and Marian PyleS.
Funeral services at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope rd Sc. (parking facilit les), on
Wednesday, July 10. at 2 pm.
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Mrs. Moorheud
Of Silver Spring

Mrs. Martha Douglas Moor
head, 7S, a District resident for
So years, died Friday at Provi-
dence Hospital.
She was the widow Of the
late Ellwood Moorhead, who
died in 1850.
Mrs. Moorhead moved to this
area from her native Phila-
delphia in 1905. She lived at
S7l2 Colesville road, Silver
Spring.
Mrs. Moorhead was long an
active member of the Acacia
Chapter (28) of the Order Of
the Eastern Star and for many
years, a member of the North
minister Presbyterian Church.
She is survived by two daugh-
ters: Mrs. Margaret Connor,
800 Aspen street NV; Mrs.
John Lathrop, of Los Angeles,
Calf; and a son, E. Sterling
Moorhead Of Birmingham, Ala.
She also leaves IL grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at the WAL
ter w. Deal Funeral Home,
4812 Georgia avenue NV.
Services will be held at /
pm. tomorrow at the North
binster Presbyterian Church,
Alaska avenue and Kalmia
road NV, with burial at Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Frank S. Baker,
Tucomu Publisher

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. /
(AP) Frank F. Baker, 80,
president of the Tribune Pub
fishing Co. and publisher of
the Tacoma News Tribune. died
yesterday after an illness of
several weeks.
A native of Cleveland. Ohio,
and 1901 graduate of Western
Reserve University, Mr.. Baker
began his newspaper career as
business manager Of the Can
ton (Ohio) Repository.
In 1904 he joined the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, of which his
father was president and gen.
eral manager. then went to
Boston in 1910 as business
manager and later publisher Of
the Boston Traveller. He came
here in 1912 when the Traveller
merged with the Boston Herald.
Mr.. Baker was president of
the West Tacoma Newsprint
Co., a trustee Of the University
of Puget Sound, and a member
of the American Society of
Newspaper Editors, American
Newspaper Publishers ASsocia-
ton, Inter-American Press AS
sociation and international
Press.
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Duvid Hall Buried
In North Carolina

SYLVIA, N. c., Feb. l (AP).-
David M. Hall, 41-year-old
paraplegic Congressman who
represented North Carolinas S
18th District, was buried near
here yesterday in his family's
small mountain cemetery.
Mr.. Hall, a lawyer and DEM
ocrat elected to Congress in
1858, suffered a bone disease
at the age of II and under
went more than 200 operations
since then. He died here Fri
day from complications Of
cancer surgery performed De-
cember 10. y
Among those attending the
services we're North Carolina
Senators Sam J. Erwin Of
Morganton and B. Everett
Jordan of Saxapahaw, and
seven of the States Congress-
men.
Representative George P.
Miller, Democrat of California,
represented the House Space
Committee of which Mr.. Hall
was a member. Beake w. john
son, jr., House sergeant-at-
arms, also was present.
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served in virtually every Marine
Corps expedition from then
until his retirement. =.
He was in China during the
Boxer Rebellion, on expeditions
to the Philippines. and in Pan
anna during the construction of
the Canal. He helped quell a
revolution in Cuba in 1906 and
in l907-8, made a cruise around
the world with a force of 16
American battleships.
Two sons followed Gen. Ber-
kelley into the Marine Corps.
Mai. Gen. James P. Berkeley
is commander of the 2nd Ma
rine Division at Camp Lejeune,
N. c., and Col. Randolph c.
Berkeley. jr. is stationed at the
Marine Corps Air Station at
Cherry Point. N. c. A sister
and brother also survive.
Services will be held at 10
am. Thursday in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Theodore N. Gill, ReuItor
And Georgetown Resident

Theodore Nicholas Gill, jr.,
rs, well known realtor and
longtime Georgetown resident,
died yesterday at Doctors
Hospital after long illness.
Mr.. Gill was president for
many years of the real estate
firm of H. A. Gill g. Son. He
retired in 1852.
A native Of Washington, he
was the son of the late Herbert
A. and Monita Smith Gill. Mr..
Gill attended Lehigh University,
where he was a member of
Sigma Phi fraternity.
His home was at 1922 P
street NV. and he also had a
farm near Marshall, Va.
MI. Gill was a former men,
Der of the Washington Resl
Estate Board and the Wash
ington Board of Trade, and be-
longed to st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Georgetown.
He leaves his wife, Juliet
Paris Gill; a son, John w. Gill,
now president of the family
firm founded in 1888: two
daughters. Mrs. William Bar
ron Kerkam, jr., 2810 Forty
fourth street NV, and Mrs,
Edward Lawrence Davis, jr.,
1924 Forty-f1fth street NV;
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- communication of Chillum
A !: 81: y; i:
pose Of conducting funeral
services for our late brother,
ANDREW r. GILL.
FRED sPECHT, Worshipful Master
T. WESTON SCOTT. Secretary. 2
GILL, ANDREW r. A special conclave
OF Columbia Commandery,
"a No. 2. knights Templar,
SAX4S Tuesday, February 9. 1850,
&SSA0 at 1880 pm. at the Nalley
&W Funeral Home, Mount
Rainier. Nd, for conduct
ing Templar services for our late
Sir Knight, ANDREW r. GILL.
NEIOE C POTTER. Comdr.
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DR.. Caleb Kelly,
Pastor in Africu

NEW YORK. Feb. (AP).-
DR.. Caleb Guyer Kelly. the
baseball missionary of North
Africa, died in Casablanca,
Morocco, on January IL, it was
learned here yesterday. DR..
Kelly, a Methodist, was 70.
A widely known figure in
North African sports, he or
ganized $50 ball clubs in Tu-
nisia, Algeria, Morocco and
Libya, drawing players from
such diverse groups as Arabs
Frenchmen, Turks, Jews, Ber-
berS, Greeks. Italians, Maltese
and White Russians.
A native of Baltimore, where
he played sandlot baseball, Dr..
Kelly was graduated from
Johns Hopkins University. He
became a missionary after a
period of teaching and preach
ing.
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&c. Biggs, Solicitor General
In EurIy New Deal Duys

He had served on the North
Carolina Superior Court and
in the State Legislature. A fer
vent Democrat, he had taken
some part in every political
campaign in his part of the
State since becoming of age.
Mr.. Biggs practiced law in
Raleigh for many years. He
also taught at the University Of
North Carolina, his alma mater,
and at Trinity College, now
Duke University.
A native of Oxford, N. c., he
was valedictorian of his class
when he was graduated from
the University of North Caro-
lima in 1898.
Mr.. Biggs served as a special
assistant to the Attorney Gen.
eral in the Governments suit
against the Southern Pacific
Railroad in 1918.
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Gen. Berkeley Dies;
Retired Marine Hero

Retired Maj. Gen. Randolph
C. Berkeley. IS. the Oldest gen.
eral in the Marine Corps. died
of q heart condition yesterday
at the Naval hospital in Beau
fort, S. c.
Gen. Berkeley won the Con-
gresSional Medal Of Honor in
the Mexican War as a major
commanding troops in the Bat
tie Of Vera Cruz in 1914. Thir-
teen years later he won the
Navy Cross and Distinguished
Service Medal during the Mic
araguan expedition.
Known to his fellow Marines
as the Elder Statesman" Gen.
Berkeley retired from the corps
IN 1889 after Al years service
The Staunton (Va.) native was
president Of the Marine Corps
examining board for three
years here before retiring.
Commissioned in 1898, during
the Spanish-American War. he
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George Stose, 80, Compiled
First Geologic Map of U. S.

George w. StoSe, 90, retired
United States Geological Survey
official, died Saturday at his
home at 1908 South Nash street,
Arlington, after a long illness.
Mr.. Stose was editor of geo.
logic maps with the Geological
Survey from 1898 until his re-
tirement in 1943. He Joined
the survey in 1897 after under
graduate work in civil engineer
ing and graduate studies in
geology at Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology.
He compiled the first geologic
map of the United States in
1882 and also produced several
geologic maps of North and
South America and of various
American States for the Geo.
logic Society Of America.
During both World Wars Mr..
Strose super vised exploration
of manganese deposits in the
southern Appalachian Noun
tains for the survey.
After retirement from Gov
ernment service, he continued
private research activities. per-
forming field work in the Blue
Ridge Mountains of North
Carolina for the Geologic So
ciety of America until 1852,
and research for the Virginia
Geologic Survey until 1857.
Mr.. Strose was a fellow of
the Geologic Society of America
and past president OF the Geo.
logic Society of Washington. He
was a member of the Cosmos
Club of Washington and the
American Association for the
Advancement of Science, and
active in the National City
Church of Washington for over
SO years
He leaves his wife, the former
Anna Jonas, of the home ad-
dress: a sister, Mrs. Daniel
Voltz of Chicago, and two sons,
Harold F. of Natick, Mass, and
c. Willis of Philadelphia, chill
dren of his first wife, the former
Sarah V. Kite, who died in 1887.
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TSM January fs 20. isso' JAMES n SS'uFfsy W. PEY.
TON Of Az Elm st. NV. Notice OF
funeral later. Advancement by
johnson & jenkins Funeral Home,
4S04 Georgia ave. NV.
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]. Crawford Biggs, 81, United
States Solicitor General in the
Franklin D. Roosevelt admins
tration and a leading North
Carolina lawyer for more than
so years, died Saturday in
Raleigh after a long illness.
Mr.. Biggs served as Solicitor
General for two years, from
the early days of the Roosevelt
administration in April, 1888
to March, 1885.
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Bratha

TAYLOR. ANNA. On Saturday, Janu-
sTFy So S 1880 ,s g the s q e. V;Ilsgs; w. e
vea TGs ss Gas devoted e as d.asSseI sfs s aIs HI
Evelyn Turner; three brothers,
Harry. Charles and George HsW.
kinsi one granddaughter. Deloris
Nathaniel Green; four sisters-in-
law. Susie Wilson. Mrs Bertha
Hawkins, Frances Hawkins and Mrs.
Christine HAWKINS. q host Of other
relatives and friends. Relatives and
MSntsomsy s5s fSsd BrSs Sns1a e sn 4 Home me-
BIB Florida ave; NV, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 2. after pm. Funeral serv-
ICES Wednesaas' FeerIary B. At !
Church. 500 Eye 81. NV the Rev.
r, p. Gainey ofhciating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 2
THIEs, MICHAEL. On Sunday. Janu-
ary 81. 1860, MICHAEL THIES OF
glO6 Autovtlle dr., Collsse Park, Nd.
beloved. husband Of Katharine K.
Ihies' father Of Regina T. Eastman,
w. and william A. Thies, He also is
survived by Ii grandchildren and
fye ,great-srandehildren. Relatives
and friends may call at Gasch's Fu-
Wesdnesday, February 8, thence TO
the Trinity Lutheran Church. Bowie.
MO- Wnere services viii be held at
l2;3O pm, Interment church ceme-
tery In lieu of flowers, expressions
oi sympathy may be sent to the
Prince GEORGES County Heart Asso-
ciatlon, 5l32 Baltimore ave. Hy-
sttsvllle Nd. Visiting hours after
8 pm. Monday, February l. 2
TIsDEL, NANCY LOUISE. OF e121 SGD
pI.' Hiverdale HIS, Riverdale, Nd,
%r Hfdg and Mrs W ws@ sSo B. d4Hshter TIsdsI ,S Of
ter OF William. B. III, and Stephen
Gregory Tisdel; sranddaughter Of
Mrs. Cora Iisdel Of San Antonio,
Tex, and Mr.. and Mrs John J
Home 5s0l Cleveland ave. River
dale; Nd, on Tuesday. February ..
az $3.50 am, Mass In st. Bernard's S
Church, 1918 Riverdale I'd, River
gaze. Nd, at am. Interment Fort
TRIPLETT. MONTE A.. UsN tRetired).
On Saturday. January 80; 1850. at
Bethesda Naval Hospital MONTE A.
IRIPLETT, UsN Retired, OF 1918
North 18th ST., Arlington, Va, be-
ioved husband Of Mary L. Triplett,
father CT Monte. jr., David A.. Paul
%2..,In =. Dean XII Mary L. and Judith A.
brother Of Mrs Eleanor Doyle OF
Fresno, Calf Friends may caH at
the Arlington Funeral Home. 1901
North Fairfax dr.. Arlington, va,
after z p.m. Sunday, January 81,
where services will be held on
Wednesday. February 8. at lO:45
an. 1nterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. JOHN tBUsTER). On
Thursday, January rs. 1860, al
Washington Hospital Center. JOHN
WILLIAMS CUSTER Of 42OS Foote
st ne, beloved husband OF Lille
Williams. Also surviving are three
dsughters, Me. Audrey Liggins,
MIS-. Juanita Richardson. Mrs. Edith
Raesdale: one son, Set Johnnie 7
Williams; twenty-one grandchildren.
three great-grandchi'dren and other
relatives and friends After 3 pm.
Monday, February /, friends may
call at Henry S. Washington a. Sons
Funers Home 1925 Deane ave
ne: where funeral services will be
held at ! pm. Tuesday. February
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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Mrs. N. D. PendIeton
ABINGDON, Pa

ABINGTON, Pa, Feb. / (AP)
Mrs. N. cambridge Pendleton,
10, widow of the bishop of the
General Church of the New
Jerusalem Sweden -Borgian)
died yesterday. Her husband,
who was bishop for 20 years,
died in 1887. His diocese in
cluded congregations in Europe,
South America and Australia.
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Admiral Buriot, so,
Led Suez Invusion

PARIS, Feb. (AP). -
Admiral Pierre Barjot, so, who
commanded French forces in
the 1856 invasion of the Suez
canal zone. died today after a
brief illness.
At his death Admiral Barjot
was naval deputy to Gen.
Lauris Norstad, the Supreme
Allied Commander in Europe.
The cause of death was not an
nounced.
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DR.. W. N. Brieonce

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind,
Feb. / (AP) DIR. William Nor
wood Brigance, So, head Of
the Wabash college speech
department for "a years, died
Saturday, apparently of a heart
ailment and complications. He
was born in Olive Branch, Mass.
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Florence Watkins

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb.
(AP).-Mrs. Florence V. Wat
kins. 81, the first national
executive secretary of the
Parent t-Teachers Association,
from l917-1932, died Saturday,
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a sister, Mrs. Charles Edward
Lyon of Baltimore, and nine
grandchildren.
Services will be at the home
at 2 pm. Wednesday. Burial
will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.