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In Mrmnriant

LEE, ETHEL NJ. In sacred memory
Of my mother-in-la ETHEL M
LEE who suddenly passed away
two years ago to-day, October ~.
1859.
God saw the road was getting
rough,
So He gently closed her eyes
And said. Peace be thine
DAUGHTER-IN-LAW BEULA
MEREDITH.
NE Ja.EIrr ROBERT AND ALICE.
ROBERT passed away two years
ago. October 4. 1859: ALICE passed
away one year ago, october 2l.
Gone. but not forgotten
AUNT MARGARET AND UNCLE
McGARRY. MARY REGINA MRS
Dry q our mother IN May ifFYiHf REG GfR
IMcdARRY MRS. WILLIAM ~,
1865. A mass in memory at the
Shrine OF the Blessed Sacrament
Sunday. October ~, 1851. at 1888
am.
We have only memory, dear
Mother.
But the sweetness viii live forever
As we treasure the memory OF
you.
THE DEVOTED CHILDREN.
STEWART. CHARLES r. in loving
memory OF our beloved husband and
father. CHARLES R. STEWART. who
departed this LIE thirteen years ago
today. october II. 1913.
Loving and kind in all his ways,
Upright and Just to the ind OF his
days;
Sincere and kind in hear. and mind,
What a beautiful memory he left
behind.
DEVOTED WIFE. ALICE. AND
DAUGHTER. MARION.
YATES. JOHN T.. sT. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear husband and father.
JOHN T. YATES, Sr.. who departed
this life one year ago today, Octo-
Der u. 1850.
You are not forgotten. loved one,
Nor will you ever be:
As 'ong as life and memory last,
We will remember thee
ETHEL AND CHILDREN
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Almond, Bottle,
Durden on Board

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Oct. 81 Special Gov. Almond
and two of his predecessors,
former Cows. John S. Battle
and Colgate w. Darden, jr..
will serve on the advisory board
OF the Charlottesville 200th An
niversary Commission.
The boards purpose is to as
sist in planning for next years
bicentennial celebration, which
begins in mid-April and will
run until fall. It's membership
will be made up of "distin-
guished citizens whom we can
consult in planning the cele-
bration," according to Claude
A. Jessup. commission preSi-
dent.
Gov Almond is a native of
Charlottesville. Mr.. Darden was
president of the University of
Virginia here until his retire.
ment in 1859.
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M. P. MoIIer, Jr.,
Organ Firm Chief

HAGERSTOWN. Md. oct.
81 ZAP Matthias P. Moller,
jr.. president OF a pipe organ
manufacturing company, died at
a hospital here Yesterday after
a long illness. He was SO.
Mr.. Moller's company. NJ. p.
Moller. Inc. was founded by his
father. Mr.. Moller also was
president Of the Hagerstown
Trust Co. and a director of the
Potomac Edison Co. and the
Remington Book Co. of Balti-
more.
Mr.. Moller manufactured
pipe organs until the start of
World War II. when the COM
pany converted to the manu-
facture of aircraft parts. After
the war. the plant went back
to manufacturing organs.
Funeral services will be held
Monday in Hagerstown.
Mr.. Moller leaves his wife,
his mother; two sons. Kelvin M.
Moller of Hagerstown and
Matthias P. Moller III. of New
York. and three sisters.
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TOKYO. Oct. 81 (AP).-
Mystery Shrouded the where
abouts of American pacifist
DIR. Earle Reynolds and his
Bottom yacht, the Phoenix. on
a mission across the Japan
Sea to protest RusSia's resump-
ton of nuclear tests.
The 5O-year-old Ohio edu-
Gator and his four companions
his wife. two children and
an American student, Thomas
Yoneda of San Francisco-set
sail from Tsushima Island Oc-
tober 6, headed for the Soviet
Asian port of Nakhodka.
Mr.. Reynolds had said he
expected the voyage to take a
week, or at the most 20 days.
The little boat was last sighted
October 8-nearly two weeks
ago by a japanese fishing
boat in the waters between
Japan and South Korea.
Before leaving. Mr.. Reynolds
arranged with the Maritime
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W. }. Collins, 70;
Retired GPO
Electrical Chief

William J. Collins. 70. a re-
tired Government Printing Of
flee employee. died Thursday at
Providence Hospital after a
heart attack.
A native of Washington, he
worked at the GPO for so years,
retiring in 1857 as chief of the
electrical section.
Mr.. Collins. a World War I
veteran. was a member of the
international Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers and of the
Holy Name Society of St. Ber-
nadette's Church. 70 East Uni
versity blvd. Silver Spring.
He leaves his wife, Catherine
g.. and a daughter, Miss Ellen
Collins. both of 1910 Wire ave-
nue., Silver Spring. the home
address.
He also leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Shelley A. Grover. BIOS
Eastern avenue, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Joe Reyes of Balti-
more; a son, Maurice, 1912
Carey Lane, Silver Spring, and
three sisters. Mrs. John F. Nc
Vey, San Diego; Mrs. Ellen
Wood, 426 New Jersey avenue
Sc. and Mrs. C. Robinson Nc
Kee. BIT Enderby drive, Alex
andria.
Funeral services will be at
St. Bernadette's at 10 am. Mon
day. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
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Freshmen to Vote
On Agreement

Local No. 6, Newspaper Web
Pressmen's Union. will meet to-
morrow to vote on a tentative
agreement reached with man
agement of WaShington's news
papers and other publishing
houses.
Robert J. Callahan. preSi-
dent. said the 270 members Of
the local had asked for a strike
sanction from the International
organizati ton and that Interna-
sional Vice President Frazier
Moore was sent to observe all
meetings
The tentative settlement was
reached yesterday after q To-
hour session. Mr.. Callahan said
he could not reveal terms of
the agreement until after it was
voted on tomorrow.
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Job-Seeking Citizens
Put Town Up for Sale

churches, a city hall, orphan
age and new Schoolhouse. A
fantastic view and exceptional
climate. For information, apply
to the town residents"
What will happen to them?
They are willing to move any
where else. Anywhere. they,
agreed, would better than try
ing any longer to exc out a
living in Monteleone Rocca
Doria.
For there are no jobs there.
The town is off the beaten
track. with no main roads pass
ing near. The land is too hilly
and rocky for farming.
The only flat, fertile plot of
ground nearby has been con-
demned for flooding as an arti-
fetal lake.
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SASSARI, Sardinia, Oct. 81
tAPD.-Want to buy a town?
All 300 residents of Montele-
one Rocca Doria have put
theirs up for sale or fair trade,
with lavish enticements about
its ancient churches. fantastic
view and exceptional climate. "
The townfolk met, talked it
over, decided unanimously, and
put this advertisement in Sar-
dinian newspapers:
The longtime residents of
Monteleone Rocca Doria, dis
posed to move elsewhere, will
sell or trade on reasonable
terms the entire community, 80
miles from Sassari and 20 miles
from Alghero, located on the
summit of famous Roccaforte
lilo feet above sea level.
The town has ancient
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Gen. D. Hickey Dies,
Former Chief Of Staff

1t. Gen. Doyle o. Hickey.
USA, retired. former Chief of
Staff under Gems. Macarthur,
Ridgeway and Mark Clark. and
once United States Park Police
superintendent here. died yes
terday in a New Orleans hos
pital, the Associated Press
reported.
Gen. Hickey, 50, who had
been living in Pass Christian,
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DEATHS
In Mrnnriant
Announcements Of
Services by Chambers

BOWERS. MARY c. In sad and low
MARY c. BOWERS who left US one
year ago. october II, 1850.
1t is lonely here without you.
And so sad along llfe'S way:
Life does not seem the same to us
Since YOU were called away.
AND FRANCIS.
BUTLER. RACHEL. In lovins mem.
DRY OF our dear mother and Grand =
mother. RACHEL BUTLER. who
passed away forty-seven years ago
today. October 81. 1914.
No fortune or fame can ever COM
pare
To mothers love or mothers
prayers
And OF all Gods gifts there isn't
another
So precious as YOU. dear Mother
YOUR DEVOTED LAUGHTER.
FRANCES. AND 0RANDDAU0H-
HM kJbE. MARGUERITE AND
FLUID. REV. WILLIAM A. In loving
father. REV. WILLIAM A. FLUID,
who passed away two years ago to-
day, october y. 1859.
Sleep thy last sleep, free from care
and sorrow:
Rest where none weep till the eternal
morrow. THE FAMILY
GIOVANNETTI, sILVIO. In sad but
loving memory Of our dear father,
SILV1o 0IOVANNETTI. husband
OF the late Emelia Giovannetti and
father OF the late Marguerite Z
Huston. who departed from US
tTentyc-six years ago today. October
God gave you to us for a while,
Yet we yearn for you each pass
lna day:
But we are grateful for your splendid
life.
And we knew You could not stay.
The hidden grief within our hearts
Brings remorseful tears and bitter
pain.
Yet we have memory fond and
true.
For We will never. Father. FORGET
you.
EVELYN AND ERNEST. 4.
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Mrmurtal Srrutrr

BAcAs DEouDEs. on Sunday DC
tober 80, 1861, at L am, At the
st. Sophia Cathedral. 36th 81. and
MASSACHUSETTS, ave. NV Washing
ton. D. c. u
GEORGE n. A me-
mortal service will be held for
GEORGE N. METRAKOS on Sun
day, October -. 1861, at III am.
at St. Sophia'S Cathedral Both st.
and Mass. ave. NV, Washington.
D. c.
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Funeral services will be
held in Pulaski, Tenn,
Monday, for Mrs. Russell
INLAND, former owner of
the Blair Mansion Inn in
Silver Spring, who died
after a heart attack in
Pulaski Thursday. The
former Esterlane Rogers
Bell, she was the wife Of
a Department of Agricul-
ture soil c0nservationist
on loan to the State De-
partment in Rio de ia
metro. Mrs. INLAND lived
in Washington from 1943
to 1859.
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AnuPtltn1H

GARFINKLE. PHILIP J. The unveil-
ing Of q monument to the memory
of the late PHILIP J. 0ARFINKLE
viii be held on Sunday. October
80, 1861. at pm, at Tifereth
Israel Cemetery in Anaeostia
Friends and relatives are invited to
attend. In case Of rain services
will be held on Sunday, October -.
THE FAMILY. 81
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q communication of Ktmper
!: ! II {: Fl ].
M Lodge. No. e. A. r and
IN A. M. will be held at the
M NO Masonic Temple. East
NNIW Broad St and Church
wv place. Falls Church. Va
" at ] 80 pm. Sunday. Oc-
tober 80. 1851 for the purpose Of
conducting the Masonic funeral
services for our late brother. Past
Master PHARIs w LEE
WALTER c. HINKLE, W M ="
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BURNETT, MARY ELIZABETH. On

Wednesday. October IS, 1861. at
the District General Hospital MARY
ELIZABETH BURNETT of iI4i
4th ST. ne. She leaves to mourn
one nephew. William Burnett: three
nieces, Dorothy White. Eli7abeth
Jackson and Lucretia W. Williams.
and host OF other relatives and
friends. After /. noon SUNDAY
October -. friends may call al the
William Spangler Funeral Home
b?i Sth 81. ne. where services
viii be held al 10 am. Monday.
october %. Interment Harmony
CAmetRFV sgsp
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day. October 90. 1881. at Ever tide
SrTsing Home. JOSEPHINE R.
beloved wife Of the late Frank n
Buechler and beloved sister of Mrs.
Sadie r. Elliott OF WASHINGTON.
ID, C.. and Norman Z. Ryon Of
Clearwater. Fla. She also Is sur
ViVed by six rieceS. three nepheTS
Stepson and stepdaughtsT
Friends may call OF the Il
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2gOI i4th
St. NV. parking facilities. Serv-
ices al St Stephen and the Incar-
nation Episcopal Church. 10th and
newton SITS. nv on Monday. Octo-
Der u, al II am. Interment ph-
yAtS ~,
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VII EK. ANUKEW ". An fmeTRent
e: ]: ::;:
w neral Home fSl2 Georgia
" ave. NV for he puT-
pose OF conducting Masonic Serv-
ices for or late brother ANDREW
H WOLTER. Prothef NolteT had
o.Hn q member OF National Lodge
for over 30 wears
DONALD r TRUMP. W NJ.
FPCD ". BOOTH. Secretary. 80
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LEE, PHARIs WINFIELD. On Thursday.
FEDS LEE of g rs wes Hf BToad Mi st.
Fails Church. Va. husband OF the
late Henrietta Morris Lee. father OF
Winifred L. Dudley. j Donald Lee.
H, Weymer Lee and Merrill Lee
Chanel. He also is survived by five
grandchildren and is great-grand-
children. Friends may call at
Parsons Funeral Home Az North
Washington St, Falls Church. Va.
where services will be held on Sun
day, October 22, at . pm. Inter
ment Oakwood Cemetery. In lieu Of
flowers please make contributions to
the Masonic Home Fund, Highland
Springs. Va
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October 20. 1881 ANDREW II,
WOLTER. beloved husband OF the
late Eleanor Wolter and Grand.
father OF Margaret Mary smoot,
Friends may call at the Walter W
Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl3 0eorsia
ave. NV, services at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church Webster and
ROCK Greek Church I'd. NV on
Monday. October ~. at " nm
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery %
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GERIRUDE E. LEE, d. r.
EsTELLE c. BRIsCOE. Secy

BYRNE. THOMAS A. On Friday. Oc-
tober 20. 1861. at Casualty Hos
pital, THOMAS A. BYRHE OF PA
a.d place Sc. beloved husband OF
Rose z. Byrne, father OF Thomas
p. Margaret M and Rose Mar
Bgrne, Mrs. Frank Oil, Mrs. CaIk
Budbeck and John /. Buckley
brother of Julia Barody OF Racine
Wis. Mayne DaugheTty and Fran-
Ces McFadden OF Sharon. rA.: To-
Tetta Mehler. Sarah and Louise
Byrne OF Youngstown Ohio He
also is survived by five grandchil-
uren. Funeral from his above resi-
dence on Tuesday. october -. at
$50 am. Requiem mass at ST
Francis Xavier Church at 10 am
lnterment Gate of Heaven Gene
tRrV
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BURNETT. MARY. Elk services for
LAH DAUGHTER MARY BUR
N NETT OF Forest Temple
Hn No. q l. B. p. o. Z. Of W.
will be neld on Sunday. De-
tober -. 1851. at $50 pm.
- st the Spangler Funeral
40 Home. 524 sth It. ne.
GERTRUDE z. LEE. D. r.
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Tuesday. OCTOBER r. 1851. a; Rich
mono Va, GEORGE ClOOTs,
BROWN of II Woodrow Wilson
court. Apt 1875, Roxbury. Mass
He is survived BY his wife, Mrs
Viola Epps Brown; cousin, Mrs
Esther Hamilton. mother-in-law
Mrs. Olivia EppS and many friends
Remains sre resting OF the A. D
Price. IT.. Funeral Home. "OS East
Leigh St. Richmond. Va; where
Saturday, October Il. at pm
EST the Rev D. j. FITZGERALD
officiating InteTment on Monday
october -. 8. Arlington Nations !
Cemetery a. ID m DIST ~
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HITE. SNOYE 1. Tn, officer, ,no

members OF Temple Chap
Ter. No II. o. z. s.. aye
hereby notified OF the
- death on FRIDAY. October
20, 1861. Ct cur bats Sis-
ter. SADYE l.. HITE. FU-
reTsl services will be held
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hhILMAN. ISADORF. Officers and
!. !; e
- members OF Covenant Lodge. No
AN 10. !. o. o F.. are requested
~ 10 be present at the C. D. Gold
IN BERG A. Son Funeral Home 4?I5
MA 9th Ct. NV. or Sunday Octo-
NV Ger 2''. IgHl. at l2:i5 pm
MI to "j1duct Dad Fellow service,
~ for car ia;e brother. lSADORE
~ KAUFMAN.
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KING. CLIFTON RALPH. Officers
A Z !: =; :: !: CT
a ana members Of Mount
M Hsrmon Lodge. No. 1;9.
IN 4. p. ~ a. M. Hyatts-
<M va Vie. Md are requested
NLY to assemble At Gssch's Flu
wv neral Home. i1jg Balti-
" more ave, HyAttsyille Nd
on Sunday October 80. 1851. at =
pm. or Masonic memorial kerv-
ices for our late brother. CLIFTON
RALPH KING.
GEORGE ANDERSON.
Worshipful Master
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bN ~ Nh Y. FNNNhLTN. On
Friday, October 90 a6l at his
residence 1887 SchenIey ID. Ball.
more. Nd REV. j. FRANKLIN
BRYAN. beloved husband OF HildA
Houser Bryan father of Mr.
Miriam HaddoWay and Mrs. Kath-
eryn StonesifeT. brother OF Mrs
Anna Bailey. Mrs Rachael Lusby
OF chestertoEn, Md; grandfather OF
Mr.. Klein K. HadtoUay, ir: Mr.
Bryan 3. HaddoWsy and Dr. Gary
l.. Stonesi;rr. ir. FuneAal sery-
ices will be held at The william
). TikneT 4 Son Funeral Home
North and Pennsylvania ayes. Bal
timore. Nd. on Monday October
-. at 30 am. 'ntermtnt lor-
raine PARK. Baltimore. Nd. Thr
family REQUESTS friends TO call be-
tween > ann 3 to y pm Satur-
day ard Sunday October y and -,
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MI. ShD1k u. NHee Lew. On
Friday October -. 1891. SADYF
B HITE. beloved wife of Morris 3
Hite of the Arlington Towers Apart
mentS Apt, S43-J. 'O2l Arlington
70. Arlington. Va. mother Of Mrs
AUDREY Ruth KrauSe Cf Silver
Spring Mo. and Mrs Barbara /
Rose Of Baltimore. Nd dAuehtrr
o: Esther and the late Max Lew
Sho SISTER of Charles J. and Harry
D, LC!y. Mrs Anna Bermsn
ma Mrs. Eleanor Cohen. She also
l, survived b. five Grandchildren
Services q: the jack lewis Funeral
Home :lnn-O2 EutaV place Bai-
'imoTe Nd, on Sunday. October >"
precisely At pm Interment Hsr
Zion TiferetI Israel CONGREGATION
cemetery. Rosadais. No Rindlv
omit tloWsrs In mourning at "RI5
Poplar crive. Baltimore Nd and
the AIRING t0n Towers APARTMENTS
arlington, We Family REQUESTS All
contributions be made 10 the Cancer
Society
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october ~. 1901. at his residence.
1909 MerrimaCs drive. Tskona
PARK Mo THOMAS g. HANDLE.
beloved husband of Ann Esttlla
Boots kanoie. brother f Mrs
CoopeTsto~n Pc. Friends may car
at the - Funeral Home Ith S,
ali Ma ?. I'VE ne. where prayers
WI r. offered or Sunday. October
30. At 80 pm. lnterment Overlook
CPmffPFv 2rideptOn
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ISABETLE. On IhuTs-
day. October ~: 1861. ISABELLE
Of Westwood. Mass. formerly of
Washington. d. c.: widow OF John
W. and aunt OF Mrs. Eleanor H.
Foster Funeral services at the
Folsom. Smith a. Higgins WeStwood
Chapel. 81 Milton ST.. Dedham.
Mass. ~ Saturday, october 81. Al
II am. Please emit flowers
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MICHAEL C. MYEROFF.
Noble Grand

MAX 8 SOLOMON, Secy .,
KING. CLIFTON r. On THURSDAY
October ~. 1851. CLIFTON r.
KING Of tn.,3 QreenSbury I'd. Hy-
attsville. Nc. beloved husband OF
the late Evelyn King and son Of
the late James T. and Marieppe
King Services at GaSch's Funeral
Home. 41:9 Baltimore ave. Hyatts-
Vile, Nd. on MONDAY. October ~.
at nm. Relative and friends
invited. Interment Minerva. Ohio
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BkUWN, UAISI BILL. SuuGCnIy. on
THURSDAY. October H. 1861. DAISY
BELL BROWN Of II9 Irving st
NV beloved wife OF William l..
Brown. mother OF George lawson
CLARK, foster mother Of Mrs De-
loreS 4 E'yward Other relatives
and friends also survive. After ,
pm. Monoay. October -. frienGS
may cal at ths Frazier Funeral
Home. 3S9 Rhode Island ave. nv.
where services will be held on Tus,-
day, October -. at y am. he
Rev. Giles Wright officiating. IL
tsrment Arlington National Gene
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RAWLINGS. ELIzARErH ARARELLA

On Friday, october 20, 1861, ELIZA
BETH ARABELLA RAWLINGS OF
Brandywine. Md, beloved wife OF
the late Edgar Hugh Rawlings. She
is survived by her sister, Mrs. Olive
Hood. five nephews and two nieces.
Friends may call at the Richie
Bros. Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro.
Md, from . to q pm. Funeral
services will be held in Cedarville
Full Gospel Church. Cedarville, Nd D..
on Sunday, October 80. at 1:30 pm.
Interment church cemetery 30
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KNTZMAN. ISADoRE,

October 20. 1861. IsADoRE KSTZ-
MAN OF $500 Chillum place ne.
beloved husband OF Nellie Kaufman
and devoted father OF Louis p
Kaufman OF Langley Park. Nd anu
Mrs. Ida B. RoSenheim OF Silver
Spring. Nd. He also IS survived
by one brother. Julius Kaufman OF
Washington. D. c and three grand
children. Services at the C. D
9th st. NV. on Sunday. October
at pm. InLeImen; OhGv
Sholom- Talmud Torah Cemetery
In mourning at 800 Chillum place
ne. Family requests in lieu OF
flowers contributions be made to
ConRreHation Building FUND. 30
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Nn ~ ,I pLLLi ANMn W; " Msonesauin r

OCTOBER IL 1861. ANNA NJ. CAMP
of the late James J. Campbell and
mother Of Elizabeth A. Reoman of
Takoma Park. Nd: Marian VI. Eo-
wares Of Mclean, Va, and the late
Raymond J. Campbell. She also is
survived bv six grandchildren.
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co Funeral Home, 1901 18th st.
nv, after , pm Friday. October
90 parking facilities. Prayers at
the above funeral home on Monday.
October 81 at $50 am: thence
TO the Immaculate Conception
Catholic Church. 1918 sth st. nv,
where the holy sacrifice Of the
mass will be offered at . am. for
the repose Of her soul. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 80
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BARNES. KETURAH A. On THURSDAY.

BARNES, kETVKAH 4. On ThurSQay.
October ~. 1851. KEfURAH 4.
BARNES. clerk. Zion Baptist
Church Of I344 Girard ST. NV.
devoted sister of Mrs. Mildred Rich
ardSOn. Joseph. Turner and Gerald
Barnes, foster sister OF Mrs Doris
Taylor. aunt OF Richard. ALVIN.
George and Gerald Barnes She
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. Remains may
be viewed from - noon to 10 pm
Sunday, October - at the Barnes
Il Matthews Funeral HCme. 1919
l4th st. la. n4th at. al Spring
rd.D: thence to lie in state at the
Mount Moriah BaDtis- Church. 18th
ana Fast Capitol SITS TN Monday
October -. from 10 am. to
pm. time OF funeral he Rev
Carlton /. VeaSey Officiating. In.
terment WoodlaWn Cemetery Cas-
ket will not be open following
services -
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HARRINGTON. JAMES LEeKERLr

On WEDNESDAY Octooer II. Ia6!
a. M2unt Alto HoSpiisl. JfMES
New Hampshire ave. NV. brother
81 Mrs. Emily Odom. Mrs Hattie
SOearS Mrs Lessie Reed Mrs. Al
ole Mumfor1 and Mrs. Rosa Ora
nam, He also Is survived by oin1 ?
-elaiiVes and friends Friends may
Call - the ArmTond Funeral Homo
t"'N Ilth ST.. NV. after I ON
S'turday. October ii. until 10 0 m
Funeral and interment on Sunday
Oc'Oo,r ~ In ChpraV
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day. October ~. 1851. at Proyi-
dence Hospital. WILLIAM J. COL
Inns Of a3I0 Wire ave. Silver
Spring. Nj. beloved husband OF
Catherine Collins 'nee Sheahenl
father of Jane Grover. Ellen Col
Inns Frances Reyes Maurice Collins
and the late Thomas W. Collins;
brother Of Mary McVey. Ellen Wood
and Evelyn Mckee. Funeral from
the Talravull Funeral Home. 800,
lIth st. NV. on Monday. October
I 81. at $50 am. REQUIEM ma
( at st. RernAdttte'S Church at 10
am. Interment Mount olivet Gem
PtPry ~
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EDWARD WARREN. on
STds SesSSs5 Fl l ~ .o EPw sh!t
dan st. RiveTdale Md beloved
husband OF Emma H. Stunkle and
brother Of James p Stunkle Serv-
ices at GasenS Funeral Home.
4i3H Baltimore ave. HyAttsville,
Nd. on Monday October - At
10 pm Relatives and friends
invited Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery -
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CASEY, EVY NJ. (nes Piieher. On
Thursday, October ~. 1851 at her
residence. 1928 Mckinley place NV.
Edward G. Casey. mother OF Mrs
Doris c. Rooms and aunt Of Mrs.
Dorothy p Sweeney. Friends may
call al the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st and Mass. sVe. ne. where Strv-
ices will ne held on Monday Octo-
Der % at pm. Interment Con-
gressional Cemetery 30
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WALIEk A, 81. On
Thursday, October 10. 1861, at
Providence Hospital. WALTER A.
HUTCHINSON, ST the beloved
husband OF Dorothy W. Hutcherson,
father Of Walter Hutcherson. IT.
and joyce +. Hutche. son: brother
Of Mrs. FuTline Appich, william H.
and Abel z. Huteherson. Funeral
services at the Simmons Bros Flu
neral Home. 1891 Good Hope I'd sc
parking facilities). on Monday, Oc-
tober ~. at II 10 an lnterment
Congressional Cemetery. 80