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DIDIER, KATHFRINE DESIo. On
gsIeo' e't65iSHEs 6bk Of Fs aOis fATHEsIML R.E EsmS
pesio Of san ETsneisso. cSIif
Prayers at the g. H. Hines Co. Flu
Monoay. February IS q. at $50 a m m
parking facilitiesl: thence to st
Paul the Apostle Catholic Church,
| 18th and v streets H.w. where the
offered at o am. for the reposs
Of her soul Interment Rock Greek
/ Cemetery 1921
DoRsCH. MARIE P. On Saturday,
February 20, 1850, at her, home,
Ill Lee ave. TakomA Park, Nd,
MARIE P: DoRsCH, wife Of Louis
rkeT p0rsfs snd LoSs %Sh's H. q bofscs M5s :sn ISH
Of Miss Bertha Phieser, Mrs Dora
Barrett, August and j. Henry
Pnieger. There are also three Erand-
children Mrs. Dorsch rests al the
S434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
Nd, where services will be held on
Tuesday, February %, at 2:3O pm.
parking faetlities). Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. %
DU oUoIN. KATHRYN sMooT. On
Friday: February ls, 1880, KATH:-
North .Chelsea lane, Bethesda. Nd.
beloved wife Of the late Andrew z
Du 0uoin and mother Of Mrs. John
Warner of Clinton, Ill. and John
% es al e tRe B.thssSa.chsvy fss 'GSse chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. on Sunday
February 2l, between l and 6 pm.
GravesiSe TiINv ss SERVICES .d. on MSnday; FEB.
at II am. II
EDELIN,, EDWARD; IIso On Saturday.
Veterans Hospital. EDWARD EDELIN,
Of 1893 Newton st. NV. the beloved
father of Mrs. Clementine Little,
Mrs Bernice Pinkard, McCarrol
He also leaves a brother. Albert
Edelin,: two sisters, Mrs. Mary
| Thomas and Mrs. Lille Green: thir-
teen grandchildren; three sons-in-law,
John B. Little. DR.. Wilburn Pinkard,
Mrs. Mamie L. Edelin,, and many
other relatives and friends. Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements by
Alexander s. Pope
EMBREY. CHARLES WILLIS. On Sat-
urday. February 90, 1860. CHARLES
WILLS WILLS. EMsREY M EI,ovot Of Norton r.;
and Mae Embrey and brother OF
Mrs. Myrtle Lckey, Mrs. Rose Kis-
Tsr,,,. nsTi MIS-; R,ov1 Kathsrine r .h slaek; Mr.,
Mildred weaver, Fred. Ralph. James IS
/ and Dorothy Embrey Friends are
neral Home Of Robert A. Pumphrey,
be held on Tuesday, February 90,
Cemetery, Round Hi, Va. 80
GORDON. BERNARD G. On Friday,
February l9. 1850. BERNARD @.
GORDON Of 3l2 H st. NV. Notice
Of funeral later. Arrangements by
CUTLER, ANNA c. On Saturday. Feb
ryyary 20. 1850; ANNA c; CUTLER
Ewers, Mrs Edna sarver. Mrs. MARY
Ingols, Mrs Martha @. Ames. Harvey
M. Samuel j. and Vernon L. Cutler
Miss Cutler rests at Gasch's Funeral
PRESBYTERIAN Church, S5i3 queens
Chapel r.; RiyerSsle' Nd on Mon
ment QUAKER q tcitgo City ohio. 5REso Friend, rH
may call at the above funeral home
after 400 pm, Sunday.
Eebrusfy 10, 1880, EFFIE NJ
HAMILTON Of 65s Independence ave
Sc, wife OF the late Harry A.
and H.2py II mfnfi asmOn Frsnds sfsne.' MAY
cali at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th
st. and Massachusetts ave. ne,
where services will be held OF Tues
f.Em.5t aay Teoroary EonCy,;$or. s$; At c.r p In
s2
HAMPTON; MARSHALL M. Suddenly,
%ARsH2aLf{E' NJ. t'RlaS1S G4MProN n of 1s2q 4"I4
German St Sc, beloved husband
of Mrs. Constance NJ. Hampton
father Of Marsha and Marshall NJ
Manly. son Of Mrs. MaSsie Jackson,
brother OF Mrs. Margaret Thompson
Mrs. Mary Coins and Thomas Hamp-
ton. He also is survived by other
TeHtivss Ss ys.S.G snS many 1;. friends Remsins
February ~, at Barnes g. Matthews
Funeral Home, 1919 14th st, NV,
Oath st at Spring rdD where fu-
neral services VIII be held Tuesday,
Richard W. Hall oficiating. In.
terry. 90
HARRINGTON, ELIZABETH L. On
ABETH L. HARRiNeToN NEE Chi
9hsst.5l. beloved wife oi the late
Paul A. Jaccard and Dr.. John F.
Harrington: sister OF Josiah F. Chi
chester and Herman Z. Chichester
Of. Of 4sInpdTsb S HlsS s5S sgry.Ps TI.ni
grandchildren. Friends may call Al
the residence Of her daughter. Mrs
Paul A. Jaccsrd. -2l2 Lexington dr. r
ssSs5rdccSSr ssSs5 cSrnfts; p.S-,.eI Nd sstteT an
am. Monday: February 90. REQUIEM
mass a. St. Anthony,s Church: 18th
D. G., at 10 am. Interment Presby-
tAlexsndfia. Va. papers please copy J
February ls, 1850, at his residence
Huntsville. Md, THOMAS z, HAR-
son, Elsie Jackson. zeols Bryant
1smes .,tlSds and serWit bHasToG bEEthf,
smallwood, Minnie Weldon. Eiis
Saunders, Charles and william Har.
rod. He is also survived by twenty.
two grandchildren, fiye great-srand-
friends The late Mr.. Hsrrod may
be viewed at the above residence
wsdn.S,v iteT p% F.,,rrIs Iqs'asy sa Eg9sEs Ei9s.
Lsndover, Nd, at il am. the Rev
Louis D. Conway officiating. In.
tsTPsnt ST s;as,st church cemetery. Services
HAYS, KAY K. On Friday. February
10. 1860. KAY X. HAYS. beloved
husband nus s1ts Of ne late MaYde M, Hay.
grandfather Of Clifford H. Martin
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home; 4s1e Georsis ave
nv. on Monday, FEBRUARY 22; at
etery. tClarksburg, W Va. papers
please copyl 81
HICKS. JOHN R., Jr. On Saturday
February 90, 1850, at his residence
1907 Roslyn ave. District Heights
Md, JOHN R. HICKS, Jr., the be
loved son Of John r. ST., and Mar.
A.. Mary A.. Jean NJ. Raymond A..
L. Hicks. Funeral from the sim:
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1851
ts aoSd a0Oi aS MG6d.y 56 s peBsIsI7E PBa5si1E tae
Catholic Church, Forestville, Md
where mass will be offered at 10 am
Ior the repose OF his soul. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
ARD Of so Myrtle st. ne, wife
Of Arthur Howard and mother oi
Leona Thompson. She also is sur.
vived by three sisters, two brothers
and a host OF other relatives ant
friends. After pm. Tuesday. Feb.
ruary %, friends may call at tht
Frazier Funeral Home, 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV, where services viii
be held on Wednesday, February
"a, at l pm. Interment Nationa
Harmony Memorial Park. %
IRVING, HENRY THEODORE. Or
Friday, February 10, 1860, at Glenn
Dale Hospital, HENRY THEODORE
IRVING of 1909 10th st. NV.
cousin Of Carrie r. Baker. He also
leaves to mourn their loss other
relatives and many friends. Re.
mains resting at the John T Rhines
d Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th
st. ne Notice Of funeral later
JAMES, JOSEPH ". On Wednesday
February II. 1860, at the District
General Hospital, JOSEPH W
JAMES Of 1904 New Jersey ave
NV, beloved son OF Mrs. Sarah
Newton. devoted husband of Ruth
James and father of Joseph. jr.
and William S. James. He alst
leaves to mourn his passing clever
sunts, thirteen uncles and a hos
of other relatives and friends. Ar