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DR.. David Mocht, Pioneer
In Field of PhormucoIoov

BALTIMORE, Oct. Is (AP)
DIR. David I. Macht, a pioneer
in the field Of pharmacology,
died here Saturday night at the
age Of 70. Funeral services were
held yesterday.
DR.. Macht, who was a con-
sultant in pharmacology at ST.
mai Hospital here when he suf-
fered a stroke in 1857, died at
the hospital.
He was a member Of the
Royal Academy Of Pharmacy of
Madrid, and many other phar-
Theological societies.
Among DR.. Macht's contribu-
tons to his field was the dis
covery that the blood of per-
sons suffering from certain
types Of mental illness acts as
a poison in one species Of Eu-
ropean bean. The discovery is
considered a step in future d.
agnosis Of the disease.
DR.. Macht also found that
blood clots faster from persons
who are fearful or Under ten
sion, and that penicillin and
digitalis are among the drugs
that speed the CLOTHING process.
Another Of DR. Macht's discov-
cries was that penicillin and
streptomycin temporarily de-
crease mental ability.
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Mrs. VIII. ShoIes,
Wife of Former
Consul General

Mrs. Walter H. Sholes, wife
Of the former American Con-
sui General in Milan, Italy,
and Basel, Switzerland, died
Saturday at her home after
a long illness. She was rs.
The former Isabel Nicholas
Philips, she was born in Abe
marie County, Va, q descend
ent of Robert King Carter of
Virginia. and of Virginia's first
elected Governor, Wilson Cary
Nicholas.
In 1911 she married Walter
H. Sholes and spent most of
her life abroad while her hus-
band was in the diplomatic
service. He was consul gen.
eral in Milan from 1887 to
1871, and in Basel from 194l
to l947, when he retired from
the foreign service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sholes were to
have celebrated their 50th we'd
ding anniversary tomorrow.
One Of her daughters, Agnes.
is the wife Of Representative
Thomas F. johnson Of Mary
land.
Besides her husband of the
home address, 2S41 Twenty
ninth street NV, and Mrs.
Johnson, she leaves another
daughter, Mrs. Foxall Mac
Elree OF Chester Springs, Pa.
and six grandchildren.
Services will be private.
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N. F. Mcintosh.
Farmer, IS, Of
Charles County

Norman Francis Mcintosh,
IS. a retired Charles County
(Md) farmer, died Friday of a
heart attack in West Palm
Beach. Fla.
Mr.. Mcintosh moved to West
Palm Beach after his retire.
ment about 10 years ago.
He leaves his wife, Annie c.
Mcintosh, of West Palm Beach,
and nine children, John L.,
4l07 Clagett road, College
Heights Estates, Nd; William
F., 1880 Sixteenth street NV;
Mrs. Hilda Hildeton, Santa
Rosa, Calf; Mrs. Catherine
Nelson, West Palm Beach:
Mrs. Adele Mallon, 2445 Fiji
tenth street NV; Mrs. Mae
Scribner, Stamford, Conn. /;
Mrs. Ann Loomis, Los Angeles;
Mrs. Mildred Goldsmith, 51OO
Meadowview drive, Suitland +;
Mrs. Norma Goldsmith. Bran
DIVINE, Md; % grandchildren
and seven great-grandchildren,
Services will be held tomor-
row IN West Palm Beach. Bur-
ial will be there.
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Mrs. George D. Broeow, 49,
Ex-Nurse, Native of District

Mrs. George D. Bragaw, 70,
a former nurse, died yesterday
after q long illness at her
home. 8614 Lancaster drive,
Bethesda, Md.
Mrs. Bragaw, the widow of
DR.. Bragaw, had been suffer-
ing from a heart ailment for
many years.
A native Of the District, Mrs.
Bragaw was the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William, Joseph
Butler. She was born in the
family home at 1925 G street
NV, where her father also
was born.
Mrs. Bragaw attended Holy
Cross Academy and was grad
uated from Georgetown Uni
versity School of Nursing in
1912.
After her marriage to DR..
Bragaw, the couple moved
from the Washington area
Mrs. Bragaw returned after
the death of her husband in
1910.
Mrs. Bragaw was a member
Of Our Lady of LourdeS Cath
Ollie Church and the George
town University Alumni.
She leaves a son, George D.,
jr., of the home address, and
three daughters, Mrs. Robert
L. Perry of 2720 Lindell street,
Wheaton. Md; Mrs. L. A.
Rogers of 2709 Wiseman road,
Wheaton. and A. William Mer-
cier Of Newburgh, N. Y. She
also leaves a sister, Mrs. Will
liam A. Maidens of 1927 Abe
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Archbishop John J. NIFTY,
San F francisco PreIute

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l6
AP). - Archbishop John ].
NIFTY. II. head of San Fran
cisco's Catholic Archdiocese,
died Of a heart attack yester-
day at st. Patrick's Seminary
in nearby Menlo Park.
His diocese covered 10 Cali
fornia counties with IL mil
lion Catholics.
Archbishop NIFTY, who sue
ceeded to the post of ordinary
Of CALIFORNIA; mother diocese
March 2. 1885, had been a hos
pital patient several times
since 1855 for small heart at
tackS.
At $50 am. yesterday, while
in bed, he suffered what at
tending doctors called "a sud-
den and complete coronary
thrombosis" Last rites of the
church were administered by
the very Rev. Edward ]. Wag-
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ner, president of st. Patrick's
Seminary.
Archbishop NIFTY served in
World War I as a United
States Army chaplain. was in
the Meuse-Argonne offensive
and was decorated by France
with the Legion Of Honor
Medal.
He came to San Francisco
in 1882 as coadjutor to Arch
bishop Edward j. Hanna from
his native New York.
Coping with the problems of
a tremendous westward migra-
ton, he founded more than 10
new parishes and IL missions
and saw the completion of
more than 500 major church
building projects.
He founded the Hanna Gen.
ter for Boys near Sonoma and
a retreat house for women in
Menlo Park. Archbishop NIFTY
ordained more than TOO young
men to priesthood.
In 1858 he established The
Catholic Committee for the
Aging to deal with problems of
senior citizens and two senior
centers were set up in San
Francisco.
After his World War I serv-
ice, he was pastor of Sacred
Heart Church, Highland Falls,
N. Y. and st. Luke's Church,
New York City. On June 81,
1926 Pope Plus XII appointed
him bishop of Salt Lake City.
He held that post until he
came to San Francisco.
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Basil N. Proctor, in Navy
40 Years, During 3 Wars

Basil N. Proctor, "a, a veteran
Of 40 years service in the NAVY
during three wars, died Friday
at his home in Vienna, Va, after
a long illness.
= A native of the District, Mr..
Proctor enlisted in the Navy
as a blacksmith in 1899, and
served in the Spanish-American
War.
Mr.. Proctor was a crewman
on the 16-ship fleet which left
Hampton Roads in December
1907 on a round-the-world voy-
age. 1t was the first group of
warships to make the trip and
was referred to as The Great
White Fleet" The goodwill tour
ended in February, 1909.
Mr.. Proctor served in World
War I, stationed in the Atlantic.
He was promoted to chief war
rant officer in 1924, later serv-
ing in Asia.
Mr.. Proctor retired to a farm
in Reading. VT, in 1897 after
SS years of continuous service
in the Navy. At the outbreak
Of World War II he returned to
active duty, retiring again in
1912.
During his Naval career Mr..
Proctor was assigned to duty in
Washington several times. He
served twice as a crewman on
the presidential yacht May
flower" during the terms of
Presidents Theodore Roosevelt
and Calvin Coolidge. He was
also stationed at the Naval Gun
Factory.
After his retirement Mr..
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Norman A. Groy Dies;
Expert on Indian Law

Norman A. Gray, 81, an au-
thority on American Indian law,
died Saturday at Arlington
Hospital after a heart attack.
Mr.. Gray was associated with
the Department of the Inte-
rior for nearly 20 years. special
izing in Indian affairs with the
solicitors office. He began his
Government career in 1917 as a
messenger at the Department
Of Agriculture while he at
tended the old National Uni
versity working for a degree in
economics.
He obtained a degree from
the National University School
Of Law and passed his bar ex-
animation before he was 81
years old, later receiving his
masters degree in law.
Mr.. Gray joined the Interior
Department in 1928. He re-
tired in 1857 to join the law
firm Of Robertson, Gray and
MacCutcheon, with offices in
the Southern Building.
He was a member of the
Federal Bar Association and
OF the District, Virginia, Geor-
gia and North Carolina bars.
Active in the Masonic Order,
he was a Past Master of Justice
Lodge No. IS and a member of
the Knights Templar, Airing
ton, 32d degree Scottish Rite,
Kena Temple in Alexandria
and the Arlington and Fairfax
Shrine Clubs.
A lifelong resident of the
area, Mr.. Gray lived at 624e
North Washington boulevard,
Arlington.
Besides his wife, the former
Eloise Evans. of the home adj
dress, he leaves a daughter,
Paula j. Gray, also of the home
address, and two sisters, Mrs.
Evelyn G. French Of Houston,
Tex. and Mrs. Richard Stinson
Of Long Beach, Calf.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow at the Arlington
funeral home. 1901 North Fair
fax drive. Burial will be in
National Memorial Park.
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Mrs. J. F. Moffitt,
OfAsheviIIe, NC.

Word has been received here
of the death of Mrs. j. F. Mof-
fit, ST., SO, who died Septem-'
Der 80 after brief illness at
her home in Asheville, N. C.
Mrs. Moffitt was the mother
of Mrs. George Roberts of 5000
Shady Side avenue Sc, Suit
land, Md. Mrs. Moffitt, a ma
tive Of Newmarket, Tenn, had
been a resident of Asheville for
IS years, Besides her daughter,
she leaves her husband and
two sons, ]. F., jr., and Charles,
all of ASheville. She also leaves
five grandchildren and two
Observation-Disclosures. --.
Funeral services were held
Ocotber 2 in Asheville. ,..
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Proctor divided his time be-
tween his Vermont farm and
his home at los Ayr Hill avenue
NE. in Vienna.
He leaves his wife. Ruth, of
Vienna; two sons, Clifford of
Milwaukee and Robert of
Gainesville, Fla; two brothers,
Reginald N. of WoodSide, Long
Island, and Walter j. of As W
street. NV, and three grand
children.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Mrs. Turnoge, 90,
Generals Mother

Mrs. W. ]. Turnage, mother
of retired Marine Gen. Allen H.
Turnage, died yesterday at her
home in Farmville, N. C. She
was 80 years old.
Survivors include Gen. Turn
age, Of sos Elm street, Alex
andria, Va, who commanded
the Third Marine Division in
the assaults on Bougainville
and Guam and another son,
w. J. Turnage, of Farmville.
Funeral services will be at II
am. tomorrow. Burial will be
in Farmville.
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marie street NV, and Il.
grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Rob- &
ert A. Humphrey Funeral
Home, 1857 Wisconsin avenue"
Bethesda, Md. Services and
a requiem mass will be at IL
am Wednesday in Our Lady
of Lourdes Church, Pearl street
and East-West highway, Be-
theSda. -''
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DEATHS
lit Mrntnrtaitt
Announcements Of
Services nv rhan.k.

GASKINS, GEORGIA A. In memory of
OF our mother and grandmother,
GEORGIA A. GASKINS, who passed
away nineteen years ago today,
october 10. 1912.
In memory's lovely garden
Where remembered joys bloom
fair -
Your memory dearest mother,
Is the brightest blossom there,
MABEL L. WESTRAY AND FAMILY.
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Domenico Cortopussi

LA SPEZIA, Italy, Oct. 16
CAP).-CompoSer Dom enico
CortopaSsi, So, died last night
at his home. Mr.. Cortopassi
wrote the opera Santa Poesia. y
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINcOLN-crypt for 2; value,
81 900. viii sacrifice, AP. 7-O795
after 8 pm.
FORT LINCoLN-6 sites, choice To-
cation. $3.50; will sell . or 4 sites;
easy terms. OIL. 1884.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK, Falls
Chutch-4 choice elevated lots. BY
owner. Ell. $3.50. Ell. 6-3374.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK : Maple
Gardens: . crypts: Sl,395 value
sell SS95. UN. 4-014S.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000,
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October IA, 1861. HERBERT s.
HANDY Of 1923 14th st. NV, with
the B6so Railroad for over As yrs.
Handy, step-daughter, Mrs. Helen
" Manning Of Dallas. Tex; brother
OF Leland Henry and nephew
Harry Handy of Cambridge, Nd.
he also Is survived by three grand-
ehlidren and three great-grand-
children. Friends may call at the
s. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home oa0f
l4th st. NV. parking facilitiesl
from pm. to 8 pm, Monday,
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HICKS JAMES S. On Friday. octo-
S si s. s. ly Hcks s 5 sslinoFs 81 M Ma
Mary B; Thomas OF Vienna, Va:
MIS-. Nelson J. Roberts, Margaret.
vile, N; T.; Mrs. John w. Randall,
Scotia. N. Y; chauncey l.. Vienna,
Medium z. Hicks Of Manassas, Va
Private services at the Pearson Fu-
neral Home. Az North Washington
ST.. Falls Church, Va, on Tues
Gay, OctOber Z. at 9 o m
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HORTON. WILLIAM BOSE.

Ihursaay, October i. 1851, al
HORTON OF S3I 4th st. NV
beloved husband Of Mrs. Blanche
Horton and brother of Mrs. Ethel
Chambers. Also surviving are one
aunt. Mrs. Bessie Chambers; one
uncle John Arch Boose: causins, q
From TO 10 pm. Monday, October
10. friends may call at the Henry
8. washington & Sons Funeral
Home. 1925 Deane ave. ne, where
funeral services will be held al
l1:30 am. Tuesday, October II,
the Rev. B. c. Robinson officiating
Intefmen. Arlington National Gene
terry ia
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BURNS, ALOYSIUS p. On SUNDAY,
October 10, 1861, at Unlteo states
Naval Hospital, ALOYSIUS r.
BURNS, beloved 'husoano OF Edna
M. Burns tnee MeItzlerJ OF 43l2
GlenroSe St, kenslngton. Md; ia
tner OF Rooert L. Burns anu brother
OF Sister Aloyse Margaret, S. N. D.:
SISTER Catherine AloysIuS, S. N. D.;
Mars. Marguerite Eagan ano William
!. Burns. Funeral from the Timothy
Hanlon Funeral Home, 414S WIseon-
SIN ave. NV, on wednesday, Octo-
Der Is, at y am. REQUIEM mass at
Holy Reueemer Church, Kensing-
ton, No, at 9:45 am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. II
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CnAPPELL, THOMAS ARCHIE

oatoTday' OcIo9er 4, 1901 1 nOMAo
ARCHIE ChAPFELL OF IsIenoaIe,
Maryland, beloved husband VI ECueI
N. CnapDen ana father OF uoTusny
Drummono, Ions Den ana Paul
Cnappel, orotner OF narVey Cnap-
pen. he 10 ALSO survived Dy nIne
sldndchlloren. services at GasCn
FUNERAL nome, 4I3Y baltimore ave,
nyattsvilie, Rld. on tuesday, &C
tOoer H. at L pm. heIaLIses ano
lrlenos Inviteu. InLernlenG Lung. es-
sIonaI Cemetery. IN
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PARkER. ELIzABEIH J. On saturday,

P SRsER 81 7 4aa b aiaII5AR e H.:
Carmody Hills, Nd, beloved wife Of
the late Ernest /. Parker. mother OF
Lillian Shelton, David Parker. Ed
ward and James Carter. She also
Is survived by % grandchildren.
Wheeler Funeral Home. 1881 East
MONTGOMERY ave-. Rockville pike
Rockville. Md. where services will be
held Tuesday, October II at > pm.
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CAIS, PAU FRANCIS. suao.nly m

rrldsy' OctOoer ii, ISOI, Iu Lou.
4sIahu Iohege hUspItaL bIookIy4 "A,
". IL rAUL rRANCH GnIIS.
orother OF j. Harvey cain, AaTs
Laura Greene, i. FenGaL IAN ALT
n. EuWaro Cain. FrIen0s may CAL
At the GaWleT LhapeI, I7bv EIeuu-
savanna ave. NV. courtesy parA-
ING opposite, wneTe the rosary VIII
be reclted on MOnuaJ, OCTOBER 10,
al B pm. Mass will be OIIered al
OF. Antnony S Catholic LnuTcn. I2Ln
ana Monroe SJs. ne, on IueSuay.
october II, at 10 am. InGeTmenl
mount OlIIet Cemetery
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DORIS OvERToN. on
Saturday, October IA. 1851. at her
home. S4l2 Ramsey ave. Silver
Spring, Nd, DORIS ovERToN
FERNANDEZ; mother Of Mrs. Sey-
mour Fucker and Jack A. Mettee
Seven grandchildren also survive.
Mrs. Fernandez rests at the Warner
z. Pumphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Nd
parking facilities). where friends
may visit between the hours Of 4
and . pm. Monday, october 49,
Service and interment private.
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YAsILIKII On octnh.r {,

1851. vAsiLiKH j. FoTA sfoas . >
14ll5 Canterbury la, Rockville, Nd.
widow Of the late John Fotakis
aunt Of James and John Tsilis
Mrs. Renee Gales. Mrs. France
opposite, Mrs. Despina Palogo
and Mrs. VaSiliki Theo. Prayer
at Chambers Funeral Home, l4OC
Chaplin St, NV. on Tuesday, DC.
tober IL at 1870 am. Services a
st. Constantine and Helen Greel
Orthodox Church, AIS 18th st. NV
at IL noon. Interment 0lenwooc
Cemetery. Donations to st. Con.
stantine and Helen Church requested
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October IA. 1851, ROSA NJ. PAD
GETT Of SO13 Hamden la. Bethesda
Nd, beloved wife OF the late Per
ciyal Padgett and mother OF Mis-
Padgett Churchville OF Boston, Mass
daughter OF the late Alfred Richards
Friends are invited to call a
the Bethesda Chevy Chase Funera
Home Of Robert A. Humphrey. Be
thesda. Nd. Requiem mass will b
offered WedueSda~. October is, q
$3.50 am. at Our Lady Of Lourde
Catholic Church. Bethesda, Nd.
the rosary will be recited for tn
repose Of her soul. Tuesday. Octobe
Il at pm. Interment Noun
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PoTNpExTER. HELEN. O,

PoINDExTER Of 17%% 18th St
NV, wife of Emmit Poindexter.
tives and a host OF friends. After
pm. Monday. October 10. friends
are invited to call at the Jarvis
Chapel, 1882 You st. NV. Funeral
services viii be held at the Vermont
day. October II. at IL am. In
terment Harmony Memorial Park.
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BkAGAW, MARGARET I. on Sunday,
october 10, 1861. MARGAREr L.
bRAGAW of SOFA Lancaster dr..
Bethesda, Md; beloved wife Of the
late DR.. GeoTge D. Bragaw, mother
OF Mrs. Lawrence A. Rogers, Mrs.
Adrien William Mercier. MRS. Robert
L. Perry ana George y. Bragaw, Ir.;
sister OF Mrs. william A. MaidenS.
She also is survived BY IA Erano-
children. FRIENDS are invited to call
at the Bethesda-Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home OF Robert A. humphrey,
Bethesda. Nd. REQUIEM mass will
De offered on WEDNESDAY, October
~, At IL am, at Our Lady of
LourdeS Catholic Church, EaSt-West
hwy. ana Pearl ST.. Bethesda, Nd.
lnterment Port Lincoln Cemetery.
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Arlington NATIONAL
cemetery, Members are requested
to attend.
CHARLES N. CROSS comdr
ANDREW H. ooLETREE. Adj.
JAMES. On Thursday, o.
tooer IL, 1861, at his residence in
Jackson, Mich; JAMES WRIGHT,
beloved husband of Ruth Wright
father Of Miss Barbara Lou Wright
ana James r. Wright. Friends NAV
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
81. ana Mass. ave. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Wednesday
October Is, at g:3O am. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. II
YOUNG, LAUTHER N. On SATURDAY.
October IA, 1861 at Freedman'S
Hospital. LAUTHER N. YOUNG Of
239 st. NV. devoted wife Of Leon
ard Young. loving mother of CRYSTAL
Lynn Young. She is also survived
Dempsey. three brothers, Lionel
Lowell and Alfred Dempsey, other
relatives and many friends. Remains
resting at the Capitol Funeral Home
IlS kennedy st. NV. where friends
may call from to 10 pm. Monday
tober 10. Funeral Tuesday. Octobsr
Baptist at cburcbp '% aso from from Israel
The Rev. Raymond r. Robinson
ottlciating. Interment Carver Me-
mortal Park Cemetery. 10
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tober "A. 1861. at Arlington Hos
pital. NORMAN A. GRAY Of 624a N.
Washington blvd. Arlington. Va.
father OF Paula Joann GRAY Of me
home address. brother OF Mrs. Eve
Ign Gray French OF Houston, Tex.
and Mrs. Richard p. Stinson OF
Newport Beach, Calf. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home.
2gO1 N. Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va.
where services will be held on
Tuesday, October II. at II am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
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IfLEh, HARRY EDWARD, Sr. OF
Saturday, october IA, 1851, HARRI
E EI,IIhLd TYLER: ST.; of $500
husband OF Hattie E Tyler an,
father OF Helen l.. Williams, Bar
bara Lee Becraft. Elaine Faye, Boy
and Harry Z. Tyler, ir. He also /
survived by three sisters, Eta Os
borne, Alma Mirable ana ANN
ert and George Tyler, and clever
grandchildren. Mr.. Tyler rests a
the Gasch Funeral Home. 4T3g Bal
tlmore ave, Hyttsville. Nd. Service
at ST. Johns Episcopal Church
Beltsville. Nd. on Wednesday, Ccto
Der Is, at 10 am. Relatives ant
friends invited. Interment st. John
Cemetery. Friends may call ate
3 pm. Monday, October 10. II
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HOYT. CARRIE. On Friday, October
B: 1851, CARRIE HOYT Of West
the late Clarence Hoyt and mother
Of Robert Hoyt. Graveside services
at Fort Lincoln Cemetery on Tues
day, October II, at IL: 30 am.
Relatives and friends invited.
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DUNN, FRANCIS X. Members Of Po-
IA tomac Council No. 433,
xAA Knights of Columbus, are
requested to assemble at
.~ the Hanlon Funeral Home,
AMA%T 474S Wisconsin ave. NV,
N.Y. on Monday. october 10,
1851, at $50 pm, for the
recitation Of the rosary.
AMBROSE J. cAvEGN, O. X.
JOHN Z. HORBETT, p, 8.
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cay October IA, 1851, HERBERT
z. JOHNSON Of Hollywood, Fla,
son OF the late John H. and Clara
A.. D. johnson, beloved husband OF
Virginia johnson and father OF
Herbert ]. johnson Of Fails Church,
Va; Mrs. Grace z. Judd Of Falls
Church, Va; Mrs. virginia L.
Sborns q Colbert, wash, and Mrs. 5.
Cleo Kelly Of Vienna. Va. He also
Is survived by three brothers, John,
William and Raymond Johnson; a
sister, Mrs. Blanche Waters; eleven
grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren. REQUIEM mass al
$3.50 am. Tuesday, October II. In
terment HOLLYWOOD Memorial Gar.
denS' HOLLYWOOD. Fla.
KELLIEBREW. ode z. On Sunday
October IS, 1861, at the Prince
GEORGES Hospital. ode e. KEEL.
HEBREW Of 5SO7 Sheriff I'd. ne,
devoted mother of Mrs. Katie Wal.
ton. Mrs. Viola McAlphine. Mrs
Beatrice Edwards, Jesse, Samuel
William, Joseph, Lorenzo, David
Edward Wheeler, Irving and Horace
kelliebrew. She also leaves to mourn
their loss one brother, Willie Spruill;
thirty-siX grandchildren, eiehi
decentralization, eight daughters.
in-iaw, two sons-in-law, other rela.
tiveS and many. friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines &
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st
ne. (ample parking facilities). No.
uce OF funeral later.
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October IA. 1851. at Georgetown
Hospital. CHARLES c. PERKINS Of
1907 North Abingdon St. Arlington
Va, beloved husband Of Mary Helen
Perkins. Friends may call at the
Ives Funeral Home. 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, after II am
Monday. October 10. where funeral
services will be held on Tuesday,
october II. at II am Interment
Columbia Gardens Cemetery
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VAN DER LINDEN. MATILDA Cne,

Hammond). Suddenly. on Sunday,
9ctooeI Is 1901; at Westminster;
tnee Hammond. Of 1929 Edmondson
ave, Baltimore. Nd: beloved wife
Of the late Rev. Charles v. Van
Der Linden. mother of Frederick
N. Van Der Linden. sister OF Mrs
Helen NJ. Ludke. Friends may call
al the William J. Tickners A. Son
Funeral Home. North and Pa. ave,
Baltimore. Nd, from , to 9 pm.
Monday and Tuesday. October IS
and II. Services at the above flu
neral home on Wednesday, October
Is, at $50 pm. Interment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery Baltimore Nd
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on Friday. October is' 1881" THEo.
DORE E. GIBSON. beloved husband
OF Ruth M Gibson: father Of Terry
Tenn: son of Walter z. Gibson
OF Charlottesville. Va. and brother
OF Betty Lou Dickey OF Miami. Fla.
Mr.. Gibson rests at the W. K.
Huntemann & Son Funeral Home,
5132 Georgta ave. NV. (Viewine
on Monday, October I6, from 4
to 10 PM Services will be held
on Tuesday, October II, at IO:30
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery IA