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James L. Houghteling, 78,
former United States Commits
sioner of Immigration and Nat
uralization. died yesterday after
a short illness. He lived at 2431
Kalorama road N. w.
A native of Chicago, Mr..
Houghteling was graduated
from Yale University in 1905
with a bachelor of arts degree.
Four years later he joined the
family banking firm Of Pea
body. Houghteling & Co. and
in 1919 became its vice presi-
dent.
During World War I, Mr..
Houghteling served as a cap
tain in the 103d Field Artillery
and took part in the Argonne
and Meuse offensive. He was
assigned a position as a special
attache to the American EN-
baSsy in Petrograd, Russia, (St.
Petersburg and was there dur
ing the Russian Revolution of
April 1917. The next year Mr..
Houghteling published "a
Dairy of the Russian Revolu-
tion," based on his observations
of the struggle.
Became Newspaperman
In 1920, after returning to
this country. he entered the
newspaper business. joining the
staff of the New York Evening
Post. The next year Mr.. Hough-
telling Joined the Chicago Daily
News, leaving soon after, how
ever, to become chief editorial
writer for the Chicago Evening
Post.
He returned to the Daily
News in 1928 to join the papers
editorial staff and quickly rose
in management positions. From
1926 to 1881, Mr.. Houghteling
was vice president of the news
paper. He became a director Of
the Chicago Times in 1881, re-
tanning the position until 1947.
Mr.. Houghteling began his
long Government career in
1888 as secretary Of the Illinois
Advisory Board Of the Federal
Emergency Administration of
Public Works.
On July %, 1887, Mr.. Hough-
telling was appointed Commits
sioner Of immigration and
Naturalization, coming to
Washington to accept the post.
With him he brought his
wife, the former Laura Delano,
whom he married in 1917. Mrs.
Houghteling is a first cousin Of
the late President Franklin
Roosevelt.
Mr.. Houghteling's tenure as
Commissioner Of immigration
and Naturalization was marked
by the merger of the Immigra-
ton and Naturalization services.
He was the first man to head
both agencies under one roof.
In February, 1910, the Com
missioner and his wife en-
countered a bandit who under
stood little about the intricacies
Of full dress. The couple was in
front of their home when the
bandit approached them, pistol
in hand. When asked for his
wallet. Mr.. Houghteling insisted
that a wallet is not carried by
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Drnha

RODRIGUEZ. LUCIAN, Officers and
itsl Post No. 127, ", F:
SfaUFs.. SIdthas. kstiaasi ESG5Aai RSaof RS9r
Monday. April 80: 1869. at 8 pm,
at Chambers, Riverdale Funeral
d9ne' dsIs. Ma Ssol Cleveland ave-. River
EVERETTE D. HITE. comdr. ,
r. D. TRUSSELL. Adjt. q 80
HAssIE MAE. On Friday,
April q. 1852. at her residence,
nAssIE MAE NAE; RossoN, beloved
Hsrndon. Mrs. ". N. NJ Rosson of
Charlottesville, Va: Mrs. Richard
Meredith of Louisa County: Va;
Mrs. Stanley Kilby Of Washington.
Vile. va. Friends may can the ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd,
Arlington. Va, where funeral services
will be held on Monday, April 30.
at II am. Interment Cedar Hill
ROSsON. PERCY o. On Friday. April
81, 1862. at his residence. 5217 N.
ROssoN. beloved husband of Lacie
Hawkins Rosson. father Of William
Henry Rosson. Arlington, Va. and
Mrs. Lorelle Rosson Thornhill, Wood-
acres. Md; brother Of Mrs. James
Rosson Weaver, Chevy Chase, D. c.;
Mrs. Kate Rosson Clore, Brightwood,
Va, and Rupert Cleveland Rosson,
Donald Russell Thornhiil, Wood
acres, Md. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 NJ
Fairfax dr., Arlington Va, where
services will be held on Sunday,
April 30, at 1:30 pm. Intermeilt
Baptist cemetery Brightwood, va.
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f. I. StuIz,
Active Mason

Erdmann T. Stulz, an Alex
andria resident for more than
so years. died Thursday in
Stamford, Conn, after a long
illness.
A native Of Baltimore, he was
educated in the public schools
there and was graduated from
the Maryland Institute of Art
and Design in 1905.
After his graduation, Mr..
Stulz became a photoengraver
for the Lanman Engraving Co.,
staying there until 1920. He
then became a partner in the
Standard Engraving Co., re-
tanning his interest until 1945,
when he returned to Lanman.
Mr.. Stulz retired in 1857.
Most of Mr.. Stulz's spare
time was devoted to church and
Masonic work. He was a mem
ber Of the Christ Episcopal
Church, where he served in the
vestry and on various commit
tees.
A member Of the Alexandria
Washington Lodge %, Mr.. Stulz
was a past worshipful master
Of the organization. He was
active in the Scottish Rite and
was a member Of the executive
committee and the board of
directors Of the George Wash
ington Masonic National Me-
mortal Association.
Mr.. Stulz was awarded the
DeMolay Cross of Honor and
was a member of the advisory
council Of william Mason
Saunders Chapter.
Since 1860 he had lived in
Stamford with his son Richard.
He also leaves his wife Court
ney Of Stamford, and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Benjamin Pile of Bay
side, N. Y.
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow at the Christ Epis-
copal Church, 118 North Wash
ington street. Alexandria, with
burial in Pohick Cemetery in
Lorton.
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Garh nf Chunks

IR. AND MRS. JESSE WILLIAMS
Of 326 $50 st. ne. wish to thank
the pastor, officers. congregation
OF the Beulah Baptist Church, the
Northeast Boundary Citizens AsSo-
of the neighborhood for the Chris
tian-like expression of sympathy
and contributions during my illness
in the hospital and damage to my
home caused by fire. May God bless
each and every ore Of you.
JESSE B WILLIAMS
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AnuFtltrDH

AUSLANDER. DAVID. The unveiling
OF the monument in memory OF our
beloved husband and father DAVID
AusLsSUSE SS sSndaS Ma Nav 'ske s. 1ass SSse at the
Ohr KneSseth Israel Anshe Sphard
Cemetery. German Hill rd.. Balti-
more. Md. Friends and relatives are
THE FAMILY. 29.6
EZRTNE. IDA R. There will be an
IDA R. EzRiNE. on sunday, April
20 1859. at pm. at King David
Memoria! Garden, Falls Church. Va.
BENJAMIN B. EzRINE AND MRS,
ALEC PEIKIN. 22.29
KoGoD. BESSIE. There will be an
unveiling Of memorial in memory OF
our beloved mother. BESSIE KO-
GOD. on Sunday, May Il, 1862. at
pm: at the Adas Israel Cemetery.
THEODORE AND SAMUEL KOGOD.
SUSSELL SHLAIFSTEIN. 29.5
LENKN. MORRIS. The unveiling of
the monument of our beloved hus-
band and father, NORRIS LENKIN.
will take. place at l. noon sun
shoiom- m-Talmud Torah Cemetery.
Congress Heights. 1897 18th place
Sc Friends and ,iN Tslatiyss e ar are in
Yited. IHE FAMILY.
15.222g
LEVY. ROSE. The unveiling of a monu-
ment TO the memory of my beloved
wife ROSE LEVY. mother of Helen
Frank and Joan Cohen, will take
place at the United Hebrew Gene
terry. Washington blvd, Lansdowne,
Md. on Sunday. May 8. 1862. at =
pm. Relatives and friends are in
MAURICE LEVY AND FAMILY.
29.4
MAISEL and BAYLIN. A monument in
loving memory Of DORA MAISEL
and IDA MAISEL BAYLIN will be
unveiled Sunday. May D. 1862. at
= pm. at the Hebrew Young Mems /
Association Cemetery. Windsor Mill
rd Cars will leave from 65 Gallatin 1
ST. NV. at II noon or at 80 pm.
from Liberty Heights Jewish Centre
located at 5204 Liberty Heights ave,
Baltimore. Md. Relatives and friends
are invited.
sOLLARS. RAY. There will be an un-
yelling of a monument in memory
of our dearly beloved wife and
mother. on Sunday May 8. 1862. at
ll:30 am, at B'nai Israel Gene
terry, Oxon Hill. Nd. Friends and
relatives invited.
HARRY sOLLARs AND FAMILY,
2g4,5
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Darn nf ThankH

BALLARD. ELIZABETH J. The family
OF the late ELIZABETH J. BALLARD
wish to thank the pastor assistant
politain Baptist Church and all
Of the many frienos who .howed
kindness and sympathy during the
illness and at the paSsing OF our
sister and aunt, MRS. ELIZABETH
sisTERs' fTAfEnNGA MAMIE KELLAM AND
HATTIE DAuGHIY; NIECES;
ELIZABETH G5zAR BUTLER AND NELLIE
BowsER, RUSSELL J. The family Of
the late RUSSELL ]. BOWSER of
1921 eth st NV, wish to acknowledge
the kind expressions of sympathy.
cards, flowers. kilograms. other acts
s,m1 q End6e's co EE Sy neshboas sas aaS TeDGs
pallbearers and the Taft Funeral
MRS. BESSIE J. sowsER AND
ISBELL, ANDREW J. The family OF
i44O b st. ne, wish to acknowledge
the kindness. graciousness and sym
pathy during our recent bereaye-
ment We are especially appreciatiye
bert Pierson Of the Berean Baptist
Sleeping Car Porters and our loyal
wonderful people who sent flowers.
kilograms. cards and other gifts.
The many friends who were kind
enough to furnish cars. also person.
mel of the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
MRS, BREGETTA IsBELL AND
FAMILY
MARTIN, DIR. HAMILTON s. The
family Of the late DR.. HAMILTON
8. MARTIN wishes to express sin
cere thanks and deep appreciation
to their many friends for their kind
expressions of sympathy during their
recent bereavement.
CORINNE E. MARTIN.
RICHARDSON, HERMAN s. The family
OF the late HERMAN s. RICHARD
SON wish to thank Rev. Joseph
Grant, Rev. Raymond P. Harrison,
choirs and clubs of Campbell, A. NJ.
E Church. Anacostia Baseball Club.
co-workers of Army Medical Center,
ST. EliZabeth's Hospital. Ruth K.
Webb School. the many friends and
neighbors for flowers. cards. tele-
grams. papers and cars during their
MRS CARRIE RICHARDSON AND
CHILDREN
TINS. ISAAC W. The family of the
late ISAAC W. TINS wish to extend
sincere thanks for the many ex-
pressions Of sympathy, contributions
and other acts of kindness rem
dered during their recent oereave-
ment.
THE FAMILY.
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POOLE, z. ARLEvIA. On Friday, April
81. 1862, at Ayr Hill Nursing Home,
Vienna, Va, MISS E.. ARLEV1A
lane: gSileys Ieys Gross Gross Roads, Va. sis
and Mrs. Mary G, Rutter Of Centre.
vile. Va. She also is survived by
several nieces and nephews. Friends
may call at the Green Funeral Home.
Services hssn w sfief ): e6 snnSsy ya aSI
%. at 3 pm. DsTJ. Interment
Chestnut Grove Cemetery. 80
PORTER. WILLIAM MORRIS. On
LIAM MoRRis PORTER fs0 Of ga S4as
T1aussig rd:, BlsdensbuIs: Nd, be
,Sved pofatf father of II the wse: Rev. william nsin
Robert M. Porter and Mrs. Elizabeth
4: Pessagno and brother Of Earl
Porter Of Bowie. Md. Friends may
call at the Rinaldi Funeral Home.
ices will be held on Monday. April
30. at 1890 am. Interment Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 20
PRICE. CLARENCE. On Wednesday,
ministration Center, Martinsburg,
". Va; CLARENCE PRICE Of 3Os
Of Eillie Price: lie Dsef also IS nHSHsed sarVived
BY other relatives and friends. The
late Mr.. Price may be viewed at the
Stewart Funeral Home. 30 H ST.
s Rh.re aftsT S serTee1 nSea sSndaS N :. fD5 bsd
Monday. April 80 at pm In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
RAMOS. DORIS GLAscoE. On Friday.
kRRMos RAM S Of lssI ssis P8Sls 5StR s. G1AscSE Ss
loved wife Of Edward Ramos" NOS" and md
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie T.
Glascoe and sister Of Helen L. Cole
man. John W.. Leo A. and Leon A.
other relatives and many friends.
After 4 p.m... Monday, friends are
invited to call at the MCGUIRE Fu-
neral Home, 1920. Ninth street NV.
where services will BE held on Tues
not be opened after the service. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Family may be contacted at 637
Kenyon st. NV. 80
RAY. COL: FREDERIC D. O.s.A., Ret.)
Frederic D. RAY, 0cs ecol usA saSR,esl Ret !
Of 5e49 Blue Star dr.. Mclean, va,
beloved husband Of Lucy Mott Ray
Rag son S oqcS Of MRS. seH Helen snd Ramv
New York City, brother of Frank
Ray of New York City. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
39oi N Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va
thence to Fort Myer Chapel where
services will be held at / D m. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
ROBEY. ROSALIE. OF 13OO1 LayhiIl
rd.s Silver Spring, Md, on April 81.
Mother Sff 81 Patsy St 5ssS 5esGrss aeo4s. EoPsY
Robey. daughter Of wilmer t E and ana
Alberta B. Robey. sister Of Ernest
and Edward Robey. Services at
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md on
Tuesday. May |, at 1 pm. Inter
ment Burtonsville, Nd. so
RODRIGUEZ. LUCIANO. On wednes-
@ &; E.: s; g.: ;:; g; !
NA| mains resting at w. w.
wv Chambers. 5SO1 Cleveland
ave. Riverdale. Md; services on
Tuesday, May /, at 10 am. from
Rhode Island ave-. Mt. Rainier. Md.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Members Of the Union are in
vited to attend the funeral services.
JOSEPH 2. L1NS. Secy. Tres.
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL SITES available In National
Memorial Park. Excellent location IN
sight Of fountain. Attractive price.
Call JE. 24496 after 6 or on Sum
day. 29
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY. grave
sites. reasonable. Call IA. s-5976.
CEDAR HILL sites. Masonic sec
ton, 1885. LA. 6-2259.
FORT LNCOLN-Garden Of Prayer, .
sites, 5000. CIR. 3-2752.
FORT LINCOLN desirable crypts.
FORT LINCOLN sites, Mt. Calvary
sect. near cross, lot go, $3.50. RE.
6-19s9
FORT LINCOLN. sites. mr.. clock,
reduced for quick sale. WA. 1-2794.
ACME REALTY CO. UN. 43211
FORT LINCOLN sites. lot 14O.
block O. valuation, SS75; sell for
500 cash Call Cleveland. Ohio,
AC. 1-5747. collect.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK Gee
hwy, Falls Church. Va.)-2 sites, in
lot 79l. block x. offering these sites
in most desirable section at 81 200
each. If interested please contact
individual owner. Box BIER. Star.
WASHINGTON NAT. MEMO. PARK:
Choice family lots. best loc., call
owner WO. $3.50.
4 SITES, National Memorial Park.
Price, $3.50. Call JE. Abb.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
FRAZIER'S

24-Hour Service
3Sa Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Funerals $3.50 up AID. 2-1195
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1884
AMBULANCE SERVICE. SIS
VETERANS ALLOWANCE. $3.50
W. K. Huntemann & Son
FUNERAL HOME
b732 Ga. Ave. RA. $500. RA. 6-Ol90
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
ALEXANDER S. POPE
FUNERAL HOME
SOUTHEAST AREA
Nearly Half Century Service
AZ llth ST Sc l44-oSSn
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! AAoEhg
| 40 |

g. FRED FRASER. Fred hsi
served the 40 and as Chef d.
Chemin de Fer Passe (Nationale
and Grande Chef de Care Passe oi
ia.
Grande Chef de Care,
HY WAYNE.
Grande Correspondent. 80
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BRUCE, BESSIE L. On Thursday,

Aprii as' i95s.. at the washington
L. BRUCE. beloved wife OF Dudley
Bruce. devoted daughter of James
sister. one brother. three aunts,
three uncles and host of other
relatives and friends. From II noon
to q pm. Saturday. April %
friends. may call at the Snowden
ton ST.. Rockville. Nd. Funeral
Sunday. April 30. at 1:3O pm, at
the Piney Hill Church. Amherst. Va.
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RINALDI
FUNERAL HOME
Funeral Directors
7400 Georgia Ave. NV.
NEW" Contemporary Structure
Large Chapel Reposing Rooms
VETERANS BURIAL
Allowance
$3.50
DEDUCTIBLE FROM
Funeral Cost
MILITARY FUNERALS
Arranged
Specification Casket Available
Pre-Arrangements Cremations
RA. 3-7411
"2 Blocks North of Walter Reed Hosp
HENRY S. WASHINGTON
& SONS, INC.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Now Operating From l Location Only
1925 Deane Ave. NE.
LU. 4-6700
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DratHH

FERDINAND G. RRED)
Officers and voigeuers Of
Grand Voiture ia. are
hereby requested TO attend
services on Monday. April
80. 1862. At $40 pm. at
the Hanlon Funeral Home,
474S Wisconsin ave: nv.
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BURGESS. A. EUGENE: On Friday,

BURGESS; 1U5IF EUGENE EIo2sv On Friday, sfIs
CESS, Of 4ols Hamilton St., Hystts-
Vile Md, beloved husband q Rose
E; Shinn and Betty Rose Porter. He
also is survived by five grandchil-
dren. Mr.: Burgess rests at Gasch's
Funeral Home; 4!39 Baltimore ave
Little Church, Fort Lincoln Gene
Relatives and friends, invited. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Friends may call after ) pm. Sun
BURGESS, A. EUGENE. Members of
a Gystf,vI1Ss GTiols hSdse No. A. rs6s9;ed aoof
VI to assemble at aasch's Funeral
lu Hyattsyille. Nd. Monday. April
X 30: 1852. at 7;3O pm. for the
" rial service for our late beloved
brother, A. EUGENE BURGESS
GEORGE FENWfcK.
Noble Grand,
F. W. WAIGAND. Sr..
Recording Secretary. 80
BURGESS. A. EUGENE: Members Of
w assch's Funeral Home. 47s9
A Baltimore ave, Hyattsyille, Md,
WkH sunday, April ". 1857. at
Eu conducting a memorial service
" for our late beloved brother A.
~ EUGENE BURGESS.
EDITH M. DICKERSON.
Noble Grand,
AIDA W. BRINCEFIELD,
Recording Secretary.
BYARs, FRANCES TRUMAN. On Tues
day; april S4; v IsS2; S,,MsT sfteT svI lCng g
II nsss ss4 EANGas sao%ns5oro Td sSAEs
KY. beloved wife Of Mai. David o.
Byars T. s. Army retiredD. mother
Of Col. David o. Byars. tr.. U. s.
Army. and one daughter. Frances.
Funeral services at the Fort Myer
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 2s
CALDWELL, DAVID. On Saturday.
beloved husband of Agnes Caldwell.
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Hoffman Funeral Service.
CARMODY, CHARLOTTE L. On Mon
day April 23. 1852. at Doctors Hos.
Of All States Hotel. 10th st. NV.
daughter of the late Comdr. and
Mrs. Robert E. Carmody and sister
A. Saunders Worthington, Mrs. Phil
lip H. Marcum. Mrs. Louis A. Al
berti and Col Robert E. Carmody.
Miss Carmody rests at the Warner
E. Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia aye :;,,,S Silver spring; s,,,, No, d.
offered for the repose Of her soul on
Monday, April 80. at 8 am, at st.
Matthews Cathedral, 1725 Rhode
Island ave NV. Interment Airing
ton National Cemetery. 29
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J0ST. FRANK X. Suddenly on Tues
day, April "a. 1852, at Point
Pleasant, N. j.. FRANK x. JOST of
Washington. D. c.. beloved husband
Arthur P. Jost of Bay Head, N. ].
Graveside services on Monday, April
20. at IL am. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. 90
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PARA LEE, Officers and
members of Brilliant Star
G. 81: !; 81; ;
N Court. Order Of Calanthe are
0AW hereby notified of the death
49, of PARA LEE FLEMING,
Past Worthy Counselor Fu-
NWS neral Monday, April 30.
WI 1862, at pm. at Tenth
W Street Baptist Church, 10th
and r SITS. NV.
SISTER ELDORA LANG,
Worthy Counselor,
MARIE ROBINSON.
Peceiver of Accounts
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JOHNSON, wnLMoRE JOSEPH. On

tuesday, April "a. 1892. WiLLMoRE
J. JOHNSON of North Brentwood,
queen. Della Brooks, Mary Gross,
Alice higgins, James and Eddie
johnson. He also is survived by
other relatives and friends. Remains
resting. at the John T. Fhines Co.
Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne.
friends may call after 4 pm. sun
day. April % where the recitation
Of the rosary will be offered at
8 pm. and wnere prayers will be
offered at $50 am. Monday. April
30. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 30
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FERDINAND G. Members Of
James T. Brady Post No.
$50 and the d. c. Depart
ment Catholic War Veterans
are notified Of the death Of
Comrade FERDINAND @.
FRASER and are requested
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JOYCE. FANNIE. On Friday. April 81.
1862. FANNIE JOYCE Of 1858 Otis
pl. NV. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by Jarvis.

KlLEY. BARBARA J. Suddenly. on
Thursday. April 26. 1862, BARBARA
J. KILEY. beloved wife Of Gerald
Timothy A. and Wayne P. Kifey.
daughter Of William A. and Thelma
]. Clatterbuck. sister of William A.
Clatterbuck. jr.: Sandra L. Bynaker
and Loretta Ann Lewis. Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home. 131 18th st. Sc.
parking facilities). after z pm.
Saturday, April 2S. where services
will be held on Monday. April 30.
at 2 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment Washington Ma
tional Cemetery. %
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FRASER,

Hanlon Funeral Home. 474S WI
consin ave. NV, at Sis pm, Mo
day. April 80. 1862. for . reciI
service.
DANIEL ]. RYAN, Commander
JOHN Z. LYNCH. Adiutant
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DEvINE, MELvA NJ. On Thursday

April 26. Isss. Al sibIey HOspital,
MELVA N, DEVINE of gl02 Dunbar
ave. Randolph Village. Nd. beloved
wife of Merle Z. Devine. mother Of
Mrs Marian J. Nelson. sister Of
Mrs. Beulah Ramsey and Mrs.
Bertha Kostek of Baltimore. Nd;
grandmother Of Lloyd. Kathleen and
Denise Nelson. Friends may can at
the Lee Funeral Home, 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne. until 10 pm. Sun
day. April 90. Mrs. Devine will lie
in state at the Seat Pleasant Meth
odiSt Church. 1856 Addison rd..
from 10 am. Monday, April 30
until time of services at II am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
10
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--Gfrzl members of Sergeant Jas
E9sGsA per Post, No. l3. Ameri
can Legion. are hereby
EMAjMeM notified of the death of
S&N&SENt Past National Vice Comdr.,
%ZSsISE Past Department Comdr..
NE11C Past Post Comdr. FRED
G. FRASER, on Thursday. April
20. 1862. at Mount Alto Hospital.
Memorial services $50 pm. Monday.
April 80. at the Timothy Hanlon
Funeral Home. 474s Wisconsin ave.
NV. National Guard of Honor will
officiate.
JACK HOLT, Comdr.
M. E. SMITH. Adjt. 80
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HAIRY E., Sc. on
Iockwo6Bb Sc Go Of fssG s4 peabday Rassy
st: NV. beloved husband Of Cath
crime r. Lockwood. father Of Harry
E.. ir., and Lois Ann Lockwood and
brother Of Bernard Lockwood. Mrs.
Hazel j. Williams and Mrs Hattie
Wheatley. Also surviving are three
grandchildren Funeral from the
W. K. Huntemann g. Son Funeral
Home, 5732 Georgia ave. NV, on
ing facilities. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery. 90
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FINCHER. CATHERINE T. On wedr.s

day, April 25, 1862. at George
Washington University Hospital,
CATHERINE T. FINCHER, beloved
wife of the late John David
Fincher and mother Of. Mrs.
Catherine T Payne. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
474S Wisconsin ave. NV. on Tues
day. May at $50 am. REQUIEM
mass at the Shrine of the Most
Blessed Sacrament. Western ave.
and Quesada st. NV. at Q am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry, 9O
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FLEMING. PARA LEE. Officers and
members of James E.
@ p ]: 4
~ ~ Willis Benevolent As
NHA1 Sociation are requested
10th st. Baptist Church.
10th and r SITS. NV.
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April "a. PARA LEE FLEMING Of
1!l5 st. NV. beloved mother
OF Katherine Green. Also surviving
are five grandchildren. Mrs. Paralee
Massey and ErneStine. Carolyn, Leon
and Donald Green: four great-grand-
children. two sisters, Mrs. Annie
Hudson and Mrs. Virginia Richards;
three brothers. Harry. Eldridge and
many friends. After l pm. Sunday,
April 80. friends are invited to call
at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home. 1920
9TH st. NV. Funeral services Mon
gay, April 30, at l PIN. at Tenth
Street Baptist Church, 10th and r
sts: NV. the Rev. J. L. Henry
officiating. Family may be con-
tacted at 1l36 Jefferson St nw.J
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HARRY Z. To all mem
1s'ssT bers of Bakers Local Union,
M No. lis, Brother HARRY E.
KAN LOCKWOOD. on Thursday.
Incl April 26. 1862. Members
z.TeSss., may call at the Huntemann
Funeral Home. 5732 Georgia
~ ave. NV. after pm. Fri
day. April 27. Funeral services at
IL am. Monday, April 30. Inter-
ment Glenwood Cemetery.
ADOLF HELLWIG.
Financial Secy.
CHARLES B. McCLOSKY.
Business Agent. 90
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CANOE. HARRY ELLSWORTH. On Fl

iANOE, HAIRY ELLSWORTH. On FRI
day; April q 1897; at t, FTsds5ieks; sdSEs;
CANOE Of 92l N. Wayne St., Ar
lington, Va. beloved husband Of
Nelroy Hanbeck Canoe, father of
Betty O. Rodgers and David Canoe:
also survived by two sisters. Mrs.
Virginia Baygent and Mrs. Madge
Grierr, one brother, Charles r.
Canoe, five grandchildren. Services
will be held at Elkins Funeral Home,
Fredericksburg, Va. at s am, Mon
day. April 80 (standard timel. In
terment Will follow at National Me-
time), Falls Church, Va.
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MARTIN, DR.. HAMILTON S. The
family Of the late DR.. HAMILTON
g. MARTIN wishes to express sin
cere thanks and deep apprecist ton
to their many friends for their kind
expressions Of sympathy during their
recent bereavement.
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Aprii a, 1862. at Casualty G. HOSPITAL HOSPITAL
MARY A. JOHNSON of 516 Sth st
ne. the devoted wife Of Taylor
johnson. She is also survived by
other relatives and many friends
friends are invited to call at the
William Spangler Funeral Home, 524
Sth st. me-. where the rosary will be
recited at 8 pm. Mass will be held
at the st. Vincent DePaul Catholic
Church at am on Monday. April
Cemetery.
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BILLINGS, BRENDA; Sud- Suddenly OF, on
Myers, Fla. BRENDA BILLINGS Of
45la Clay ST. ne. devoted daughter
of Charles and Evelyn BILLINGS. She
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later ARRANGEMENTS BY Rollins.