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William Boyle, Jr., Dies,
Democratic Chairman

William M. Boyle, jr., who
played a large role in Harry S
Truman's surprise election over
Thomas E. Dewey in 1948, died
in his sleep here last night.
Mr.. Boyle, the former chair
man OF the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, was SO. He
was a partner in the Washing
ton law firm CT Dawson, Grit
fin, Pickens & Riddell.
Called President Truman S
Jim Farley" Mr.. Boyle started
IN politics at l6 by ringing
doorbells as a precinct worker
in Kansas City.
Born in Leavenworth, Kans.,
he was brought to Kansas City
as a boy and attended Kansas
City Junior College.
Studied at Georgetown
In l922 he came here to study
at Georgetown University Law
School. He completed his law
studies at Kansas City School
of Law in 1926 and was ad-
mitted to the bar the next
year.
After years of organizing
Young Democratic Clubs while
still in his teens, Mr.. Boyle set
tied down in Kansas City to
become a ward leader.
He was offered the job of
secretary of the civilian director
of police. Before he left the de-
partment he advanced to the
top administrative position.
He also was making a legal
reputation for himself when. in
1941, Mr.. Truman as a Senator
and chairman of the War In
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Capt. Clayton,
WarVeteran

Capt. Roscoe Conklin Clay
ton CUSA-RetD, 80, a retired
instructor at Howard Univer,
Sity and veteran of two wars
died Tuesday at Walter Reec
Army Hospital where he. hac
been hospitalized for a month
Capt. Clayton lived at 1925
Second street NV. A native oI
the District, he was graduated
from the M Street High School
now Dunbar High School.
At the age of II Capt. Clay
ton Joined the Army and
served in the Spanish Ameri-
can War. In World War I he
commanded a machine gun
company in France.
AS an instructor in military
science and tactics, Capt. Clay
ton taught at Howard Univer-
Sity from 1924 until he re-
tired in 1910.
For many years Capt. Clay
ton participated in golf, tennis
and swimming. He had also
been an active member of the
YMCA.
He was a member of St.
Georges Episcopal Church, the
MU-SO-LIT Club and the
American Legion.
In 1909 Capt. Clayton mar
ried the former Mrs. Bessie
Merle, who died in 1851.
He leaves a Step-son, George
Merle. of Troy, Ohio.
Friends may call at the
Jarvis funeral home, 1882 U
street NV. Monday after $50
pm. Services will be held at
10 am. Tuesday at st. Georges
Episcopal Church, Second and
U streets NV. Burial will
take place at II am. at Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
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University where he was grad
uated with a bachelor of arts
degree in 1909.
He was a member of Sigma
Sigma and Phi Delta Phi,
Democratic Clubs, and several
social clubs, including the
Chevy Chase, National Press
and Metropolitan Clubs here.
Mr.. Delano lived at "a
Quincy street, Chevy Chase,
Md, and leaves his wife Ruth
of that address.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
Funeral Home, 1856 Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV. Burial will
be private.
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vestigating Committee, caller
him to the committee as inves
tigator and special counsel.
Had Club Ties
Mr.. Truman had known MI
Boyle since the 1920s. Mr.. Tru
man had been doing his owl
door-rapping then to get elect
ed county judge, the counter,
part of a county commissionel
in some States.
Both had strong ties to thr
Jackson Democratic Club. thu
parent organization of the Pen
dergast machine.
Mr.. Boyle became Senator
Truman'S secretary and worked
with him in the 1914 cam.
paign. When Mr.. Truman be.
came Vice President, Mr.
Boyle remained in Washington
to practice law.
In l948, he was called back
into service to help in the
whistle-stop campaign that up.
set Mr.. Dewey.
He persuaded Mr.. Truman
that the balance of power ir
many close States rested in
the farmers. workers, small
businessmen and housewives
who could be met face to face
Campaign Won Election
The whistle-stop, Give 'em.
hell" campaign won the elec-
ton, and Mr.. Boyle became
Democratic chairman in 1949
He resigned two years later
His relationship with the
President became very close,
some said closer than that of
any cabinet member.
When the two Kansas City
men talked politics. they spoke
the same language.
Mr. Boyle was questioned by
a Senate subcommittee in 1851
about his receipt of legal fees
from American Lithofold Corp.
of st. Louis in l949. when the
company got $565,OOO in RFC
loans.
The Senate investigators
found nothing illegal or i'm
moral" in Mr.. Boyle's actions
but said it is net in the inter-
est of good government for raid
or unpaid officials of either
national committee to handle
matters before Government
agencies in those cases in
which they are receiving a SAL
ary or fee"
Resigned Post
Mr.. Boyle shortly resigned
his committee post for what he
said were purposes of health.
He entered Georgetown Univer-
Sity Hospital for a check-up
and observation.
He and Mrs. Boyle, the for
mer Genevieve c. Hayde, lived
at 5l44 Nebraska avenue NV.
Besides his wife. Mr.. Boyle is
survived by two married
daughters, Mrs. Thomas Chase
Williams of lib Woodson
avenue, Kensington, Md, and
Mrs. Ulrich V. Hoffman, of
ll104 Newport Mill road, also
in KenSington.
Funeral services for Mr..
Boyle will be held Saturday
morning at the Shrine of the
Most Blessed Sacrament at COOL
Western avenue NV. The time
of services and burial arrange
ments were incomplete today.
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William Atwood Sr., Former
Sufewoy Store Manager

1914 N. Dinwiddle street, Ar
lington; J. Bowie of 9407 Say
brook avenue, Silver Spring;
and Walter G. and Albert P,
both of Silver Spring.
Prayers will be offered at
9 tomorrow at the Warner e.
Pumphrey Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue. Silver Spring.
Mass will be celebrated at 9:15
am. at St. Michael's Catholic
Church. 8O5 Wayne avenue,
Silver Spring, with burial at
Arlington Cemetery.
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10th Veterans Meet

Veterans of Virginia 176th
Infantry Regiment will hold a
reunion tomorrow through
Monday at the Hotel Statler-
Hilton. Organized in 1923, the
Virginia regiment was redesig-
mated after World War II as
the 1st Battle Group, 176th In
fantry.
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HUGHEs. EUGENE. on snnday A

sust s. 1N 1861 al the n DistTicf 3snqsS GeE- en-
eral Hospital. EUGENE HUGHES
Of 1912 I'd St sw. He vas the
beloved husband of Hazel Hughes
and father of Gregory E. Jeffery,
wendell Janet E, Phyllis s., Brenda
!e also is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Syneeta Fields. and a host
Of other relatives and friends.
From to 10 pm Friday. Sep
tember l. friends may call at the
Henry s. Washington & Sons Fu-
neral Home. 1925 Deane ave. ne.
Funeral on Saturday. September >.
at l p.m., from the Delaware Ave
nue. Baptist Church. 11O5 Della
Memorial park
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JOHNSON, HATTIE. On Wednesday,
SON Of 446 NJ St NV Notice Of
funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS bv the
Palmer Funeral Home, 412 H
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Indiuns at Red School

NEW DELHI, India, Aug. 81
(AP) P).-Thirty Indian students
will attend Patrice Lumumba
Friendship University in Mos
COW, the Government told
Parliament.
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fn mfntnrtant

BANKS, ALICE A. In loving memory
BANKS. who departed this life six
years ago, August 81. 1865.
Just when life was sweetest,
And she could have lived her best,
GOD opened the gates of Heaven,
And she entered the land OF rest
HARRISON AND STAFFORD.
BRAXTON. ELLEN HUMES. In Low.
sister and wife, ELLEN HUMES
BRAXTON, who entered eternal rest
seven years ago today, August 81
1854.
Sunshine passes, shadows falli
Loving memories outlast all:
Though day must end.
Comes night with its call
Please; dear God our message Ia
her send,
That our memories and love
endure over all
CHARLES R. BRAXTON AND FAM
lily.
BRESNAHAN. ARVILLA NJ. In low
ing memory OF our mother, AR
VILLA NJ. BRESNAHAN, who died
twenty-one years ago today, August
81 1870
They say time heals all sorrow.
And helps one to forget,
But time so far has only proved
How much We miss you yet.
HER LOVING CHILDREN.
BUCHANAN, LLOYD B. In memory
of our father, LLOYD B. BU-
CHANAN, who departed this life
81, i949.
So swiftly through deaths door you
So silently your soul passed by,
That we weep and mourn its pass
Heard 10 rnoor ~ fointos+ sigh
THE CHILDREN. coRNELiUs BU-
NFHsENA 5HsAEi B, 5Nsc5yTH scoTT. NEWMAN
DE CHARD. MARY C. In loving
memory of my wife, MARY c.. DE
CHARD, who passed away three
A precious one from me has gone,
A voice l loved is stilled:
A place is vacant in my home
That never can be filled.
HER HUSBAND. FLIP.
DE CHARD, MARY c. In loving mem
ory of our dear mother. grand
m0theT MAR9 g BE cHARB RPS
who passed away three years ago
today, August 81, 1858.
Our happy home we once enjoyed.
How sweet the memories still:
Your death has left loneliness
This world can never fill.
In our hearts your memory fingers,
Sweetly. tenderly. fond and true;
There is not a day. dear Mama,
That we do not think of you.
Sadly missed.
THE FAMILY
FRISSELL, FREDERICK F. In loving
memory of my dear husband and
our devoted father, FREDERICK F
FRISsELL. who passed away six
teen years ago today, August 81,
He is gone. but the treasures
He left US are truly value
untold;
A life, filled with deeds of kindness
yoAATnR9 oesTty foTTNG Of 1saFt wfFE and f9qI.
AND CHILDREN ADDIE. IDA,
FREDDIE, CARRIE AND ROSE
MARIE.
MADISON, MILDRED. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory
Of our E,II dgaE pPrn mother and mother
parted this life five years ago to-
day. August 81, 1856.
Through the years you were our
love.
Our Inspiration. our guide:
Through happiness and tears
We worked side by side.
We miss you dear Mother,
But God knows best:
You we're brave but tired soldier.
God called you home to rest
When our journey has ended.
And our burdens are no more
We will meet again. dear Mother,
On that eternal shore
DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
IN-LAW. AMY R. AND WILLIAM
D. WOOD
STEWART. MARY HALL. In loving
memory of our wife mother and
grandmother, MARY HALL STEW
ART. who passed away four years
ago today. August 81, 1857.
God gave US a wonderful mama
She was one who never grew old
God made her smile as the sun
shine
He made her heart Of pure gold
HU BAND CHILDREN AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
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Darn nf Chunks

BARNETT. HARRIS ERNEST. The
family Of the late HARRIS ERNEST
BARNETT wishes to express their
gratitude to the many friends,
neighbors, the Rev. billiard Brown
and the organist of st. Luke S
observation-disclosures Church for
their expressions of sympathy and
for the beautiful floral tributes dur
ing their bereavement. We also
wish to express appreciation to the
MCGUIRE Funeral Home.
EVA, MURIEL, HORACE AND CLO-
T1LDA BARNETT. 81
PAYNE. MRS. ONA POLK. The fam
lily of Mrs. Georgia E Polk wishes
to thank the many friends of the
deceased, MRS. ONA POLK PAYNE,
for their devotion, kindness and
generosity during the deceased'S S
illness Also to thank them for
their expressions Of sympathy to
the bereaved family. l.
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of fhonks
in The Stor meets q need
which con hardly be solved in
ony other woy. Not only is
il O erocioUs expression Of
arofitude 10 those who have
sent floral tributes but also
coureoUsly acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the mony 10 whom O personal
note OF thonks connot we'll be
mailed or whose names and
addresses GRE not known.
Insertion Of O cord Of thonks
moY be oroneed by telephone
TO The Stor. Il. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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DrathH

WHITE: CLARENCE. On Saturday
ministration Hospital. CLARENCE
WHITE Of 1852 independence ave
Sc; son of the late' Charles T
ana Fannie White; uncle of Mrs
friends The 0'hf5 iSte ME- Mffi'f5ySi WSite aff al
lie IN state at the Peoples Com.
munity Church. l1th and @ SITS
MS MS after pm, Thursday, Ap.
held on Friday. September T. i, a a
National Cemetery. Services b
Stewart. 81
WHITE, CLARENCE. Members oi
II The Interdenominationa
Church Ushers Associa.
IT SsGa, ton Of D; G., Inc, art
death Of our beloved mem.
S1TTn6fI ber, CLARENCE WHITE
Funeral services on Fri.
Gay. September /, 1861. at 11:3C
am. at the Peoples Community
AIMH S G. II aAMR1N5, ahS s SiSi President. atS
IRENE E. STANCIL. Cor. Secy
WHITEHURsT, ALTHEA E. tnee Wett-
IaufeT. On Tuesday, August 30,
wife Of Roland Whitehurst Of 627
W Cliveden ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Services Friday, September |. at
1880 am. Church OF the Epiph-
any, Carpenter lane and Lincoln
DR., Philadelphia Interment Hemp
stead, Long Island, N. Y. Friends
may call from am to 10 am
Friday, September ]. at the Fyfe
& Boyd Funeral Home, 7O47 Ger
mantown ave. In lieu OF flowers,
contributions may be sent to the
Cardeza Foundation Of the Jpffer-
son Hospital. Philadelphia. 81
WILLIAMS, WILLIAM F. officer,
and members Of Local
&ssHsS& Union, No. 20. Interna
~, x "a tional Brotherhood OF
III J9 III Electrical Workers, are
MTSS " hereby notified OF the
@.SN death Of Brother Will
LIAM F. WILLIAMS ire-
tiredl, on Tuesday August 20. 1861.
Remains resting at the Cunningham
Funeral Home, Cameron and Al
fred sts.. Alexandria. Va. Funeral
and services on Friday September
|, at 10:30 m. hterment National
Memorial Park, Falls Church, Va
c. F. CURTIN, Fin, Secy. 81
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL-Sect. -. lot 1870. sites
9. S, ! nr. gate S375. terms, S25
cemetery sites, will sac to settle
estate. Call after $50. all day
Sat and sun. FE. 3-l4S3.
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BAUER. HENRY GEORGE. Suddenly

on Thursday August 81, 1867, at
Anne Arundel Hospital. Annapolis,
Md. HENRY GEORGE BAUER of
l342 Grrard St NV, beloved huS-
band OF Pauline Polly Bauer son
OF Ferdinand c. Bauer and brother
Of David F. and Fred E. Bauer.
Services at the S. H Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 29Ol l4th ST. NV,
on Saturday. September ,, at II
am. parking iacilitieSN Inter-
ment George washington Memorial
PARK Cemetery
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MARITIME, RALPH l., sr. On tuesday,

august, august % 1851, at Walter Reed
Of 59l6 Frederick St, Springfield,
Va, father of Capt. Ralph L. Mar
tine, -jr., USA, of SLringfield, Va,
and formerly of Herndon, Va, and
Mrs. Ruth Rekosh of China Lake.
Calf. Services Friday September |,
at 3 pm. at Cody-White Funef al
Home. Nuford. Corn Intermeat
Kings Highway Cemetery, Milford,
Conn -Oca. arranoemenJS by
Green Fune~sl Home, Herndon. Va
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McDONAGH, THOMAS p. sr r

Wednesday. August 80. 1861. al
Physicians Memorial hospital,
THOMAS P. McDONAGH, Sr.. be-
loved husband of the late Theresa
Olivia McDonagh, father of Mrs.
John Griffin Of Huqhesville. Md !:
Mrs. Theresa o. Viglione Of Mata-
moras. Pa; Mrs. Cecilia Posey Of
La Plata. Md; Mrs. Barbara Walker
Of St. Paul. Mimi: P. Reed Nc
DonaEh Of La Plata. Md Thomas
?. McDonagh, ir., of West Hart
lord. Conn. and Joseph M Nc
Donagh. of La Plata, Md He also is
survived by twenty-nine grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at his late
residence. La Plata, Md. after g
pm. Thursday, August 81 Funeral
from his residence on Saturday,
September >. at 10 am. Mass at
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church.
La Plata, Md. at 1O:3O am. In
term trSIrment St. Thomas Cemetery
Chapel Point. Prayers on Friday,
Septemher |. al s q m
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McCARY. ARTHUR. Suddenly. or

Saturday. August %, 1861 AR
THUR McCARY of 1905 p st.
NV, beloved husband of Mrs.
Thelma McCary. son of Mrs. Bea-
trlce Coleman. Also surviving are
one uncle. Eddie De Voc, one aunt.
Mrs Harnetha De Voc. and other
relatives and friends After pm.
Thursday August 81 friends may
call at the Palmer Funeral Home.
AZ H st; ne, where services
Will be held on Friday. Septem-
Der |. at pm Interment Ar
lingtOn National CemeterY
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SCOTT WILLIAM

SCoTT' WILLIAM II. On Wednes.
dsycs dsy August 30, 1861 at his resi-, resi-
WiIIfAM vehcei tStS t sGc9dIs+mbl9 I'd, n, ".
band Of the late Anna NJ. scott anJ
Prother Of Jesse A. Scott Of Chester
"a Friends may cali at the s Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 3gdI
d59Sh 81. NV; after g pm. Thurs.
Services at the Christ ThI T1theTs =
Shurch, 5lOl 18th st. NV on
saturday, September > at II N
am. lnterment Prospect Hill Gem.
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BEVERLY. HORACE WILLIAM. G

Monday, August IS, I96l. HORACE
WILLIAM BEVERLY of 3439 Eads
! Beverly and father Of Donald
C and Charles r Beverly. Also
surviving are five sisters. Miss Mar
tha Beverly. Mrs. Alberta Barnes,
Miss Ruth Beverly. Mrs. VaShti
Anthony and Mrs. Helen Dyer; two
brothers Ellsworth and sumner Bev-
erly. and other relatives and many
friends. After pm. Thursday,
August 81 friends are invited to
coll at the Mcclure Funeral Home
1920 9th St NV. Funeral from
the Upper Room Baptist Church,
1850 Minnesota ave. ne, at ! . m,
Friday September 1nlernent
Woodlawn Cemetery 81
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THOMPSON, ALBERT VERNON

Tuesday. August %. 1861. at
AgFsRT AAfGg5sssP%R TERN6N NI63iveFfity e52Spta
loved husband of Viola Mildred
Thompson, father of Verna Al
bright, He also is survived by two
e"anddauChtPrS, lola Lee and Tind7
Joyce. and two brothers. Robert and
AVA Thompson. Friends may cal,
a. the Money & King Funeral Home,
III Maple ave. west Vienna, va,
where services will be held Friday,
September /. at ! Pm. Interment
National Memorial Park Cemetery,
Falls Church. Va 3I
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TARBOX, LEON ALBERT. On Thurs,

IAhbUA, LEUN ALBERT. on Thurs.
day, August 81 1861, LEON AL
BERT TARBOX of 425 North Fred.
eriek drive, Gaithersburg. Md, be-.
loved husband of Mrs. Virginia
Poole TarboX and father Of NJ
Richard P Tarbox Of Westfieid
N: j.; Mrs. Mary Louise B)ansett
OF Antioch, Calf. son Of Mrs. P s
Iarbox Of Warren. Pa, and brother
oi Mrs. Martha T. White of New
five, grandchildren. Friends are
invited to call at the Colonial Fu-
neral Home of Robert A Pumphrey
Rockville. Md. on Thursday Au-
sust 81. from pm. to . m
Services and interment will be held
on Saturday, September >. at the
H. M. Picking Funeral Home. Johns
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TUT. MAUpE HICKEY.

day August % 1851, at H DocteS, GeS,
Hospital, MAUDE HICKEY TUTT
Of 2l24 Eye st. NV. beloved wife
Of the late Herbert F. Tut, sister
Of Anna M. Hickey and Alice
v. Hickey, both of Washington
D c.; Mrs. Mayme Rapp, Mrs
Mabel Gorzney of ProphetstoWn
Ill; Mrs. Ida Cannan Of Clinton
Iowa. and Mrs. Rose Chamberlain
Of Sabula.. Iowa Friends may cal
at Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa. ave
NV. courtesy parking opposite)
Mass will be offered at ST. Ste.
phen,s Catholic Church, 18th St
and Pa. ave. NV. on Friday, Sep
tember l. at 1890 am. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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WALTER. ROY EUGENE,

Roy S Y"fE9UGefssE EUGGaEE AHSpiS MRHT7R 3o of l9g yai
Ritchie ave Silver Spring. Md
beloved son Of Whitney and Beatrice
Walker. brother of Fred D.. Pres
ton; Ernest, David and James e.
Walter, Naomi Wallace, Betty
Bee Knight. Friends may call al
the TakOma Funeral Home, "5I
Carroll st. NV. tparking oppositel,
after 7 m. Thursday. August 3l
where services will be held on
Interment George Washington Gem
ptpry
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BELTS, ROYAL A. On Tuesday, Sd. Al, Az

BEIIIs, KUiAI y; g-a5smr ggn IoFsISy M ~
versity Hospital ROYAL A. BET
tbs Of 230S Minnesota ave. Sc,
beloved husband OF Pauline F. Be-
tis, father of Mrs Evelyn F. Spindle.
grandfather of Robert L. Spindle,
Mrs. Myrtle Urban. Mrs. Anette
Havenner and Mrs. Bertha Daniels.
Services at the S. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 290l ith st. nv.
on Saturday, September . at >
pm (parking facilities. Inter
mont Fort lncnln Cemetery.
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SARAH B. Suddenly. on
1pgt

thursday. August 81. 1861. SA1AH
beloved mother of Hyman j.. Harry
and Leon Paul Minkoff She also
is survived by a sister Mrs. Hyman
ECkhauS, 2 eight grandchildren
Funeral services at the Bernard
Danzansky & Sons Funeral Home
35Ol l4th st NV. on Friday
September |. at pm. Interment
Ohev Sholom -Talmud Torch Gene
terry Memorial week. 1899 Kslmia
rd NV. In lieu of flowers the
family Susgests that contributions
may be made to the Heart Fund.
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BANKER. MAUD Z. On Wednesday

August 80. 1851. at Prince Georges
Genera, hospital, MAUD E
BANKER of 4Sl1 7oth place, Wood
lawn. Nd. beloved mother Of Rus
sell z. and Paul c. Banker She
also is survived by two grandcnil-
dren. Friends may. call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Mass. ave. ne where services will
be held on Friday, September / ],
at 10 am. Interment Congressional
Cemetery 81
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SHERRY, ARTHUR W. PREACHER,

On Tuesday. August %. 1891. AZ.
THUR w. (PREACHER) SHERRY
{ie Lne neloved brother of Mrs. Made
Mrs. Josephine THOMPSON MiSs
catherine W. and Joseph e. Sherry
Funeral services at the Simmo5S
IBros. Funeral Home, 1851 Good
Hope I'd. Sc. Cparking facilifiesI
on Friday, September /, at ii IA
tional Cemetery.
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THOMAS, JOHN R On ruosd.r A.,

gust 20, 1861, JOHN R. THOMAS,
the beloved husband of Mrs. Mary j,
Thomas, father of Edward NJ.
Inomas' brother Of Mrs; Jane Fol-
Thomas. Prayers at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1861 Good
Hope rd. Sc. tparking facilities1. on
Friday. September l. at > pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery
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JONES. WALTER AUGUSTUS PoPl

WA1TER W TR'ii 'iAiUGUsTUs = 5SProPV' JONES Nj
of 11"R 4Sth place ne. husband
of the late Pearle Henderson Jones
and fotNe~ of Clarence 4 and Wal
te~ Alfred sylvester Jones. He
also is survived bv five R-and-
children. five great-grandchildren
one b~other-in-la the Rev Fu-
rene Leon Henderson end other
relatives and MANY friends After
: p.m. Friday. September I. friends
Chooel I4a" You st. NV. Funeral
services will be held on Saturday.
Se~trmb"~ y Al 10 am. at the
hsbrry Methodist Church 18th and
K SITS NV. the Rev. J. n Foy
nff'riati"- Tn'Prment lincoln Me-
mortal Cemeterv
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BANKS, PAUL FRANKLIN. On Tul

bANNo, FNUL fhAN MIN. On Iugs-
day, August 2g. 1851, PAUL
Sc, the beloved husband of Viola
E. Banks and brother Of Milton
Banks and Sydney Robinson. He
also is survived ov otner relatives
and many friends. Friends may
call at the Malvan 81 Schey. Inc,
and R st. NV, today. after 3 pm.
Funeral services will be held at
the Church Of God, 1904 30 st.
NV, on Friday, September /, at
J pm. Elder c. T. BENJAMIN Of
ficiating. Interment Caledonia,
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dsgsSs dggsst @a 1891 6tvag 9s shs PstEiet
sr,, of 2O3 18th st. s'e> Behaved
father. Of Gladys Coley, Rita Metts
Rachel Nelson, Charles Vincent and
Dennis Leslie Mack He also leaves
to mourn their loss a sister. Edna
McSwain Of Cliffside, N C.; twentv-
two grandchildren and host NJ
other relatives and friends Friends
may call at the Better Funeral
Home. 1908 Walter ST. Sc. after
pm. Friday. September Fu-
neral services will be held on
Saturday, September > at the Mount
Horeb Baptist Church. 2lT 18th
ST. ne, at 10 am Interment Har-
mony Memorial Park IL
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BUSH. On Wednesday
August 30 1861. at the National
Institutes Of Health. BUSH AIMS
WORTH Of Olney. Nd. beloved hus-
band of Grace Ainsworth. father
brother OF Mrs. owen Johnston. He
also is survived by two grand
children. Friends may call at 1.-The
Francis H Barber Funeral Home,
Laytonsville, Md, where services
will be held on Saturday Septem-
Der . at > pm lnterment Lay
louisville Cemetery
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CATHERINE KINDER. Councillor.
c. H. LYNN. Secretary. /

B. LINDNER. beloved husband Of
Rose E. Lindner. father OF Eugene
l.: Lawrence J. and Francis P,
dola M Lindner and Sister Rose
Sylvia of the Daughters OF Charity;
brother of Carter Connor. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 1871 11th st. Sc,
until Saturday. September >, at q
am; REQUIEM mass in st. Dom
mics Church at 9:3O am. Rela-
tlyes and friends invited. Inter
nenN Enri IIncnln cnr,anta... -
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HEATH, EDWARD I

HLaIH' EDWARD T., on ,Wednes-
dence 500 Illinois ave, Mclean,
Va, EDWARD I. HEATH. husband
Of the late Elizabeth N. Heath.
father of Roland E. and Harold E.
Miskell and Mrs. Bertha Reid.
Funeral from Pearson's Funeral
Home, AZ North Washington ST.
Falls Church Va. on Friday Sep
terber ] at 3:3O m. Interment
OakWOod Cemetarv
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MILLER. HENRY. On Wednesday,
Hospital. HENRY M1fLER Of Of '"t%S5 i6@6
Gh AGNES st MeFP Peoysd ssrvtoes eesO1Rd at tSt Of
s. H Hines Co. Funeral Home
2aOl l4th ST, NV. on Friday. Stp-
tember /, at 1890 al. parking
facilitiesi. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery