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Judge Goodrich
Of Pennsylvania

PHILADELPHIA, June Is
(AP).-Judge Herbert F. Good
rich Of the United States Court
of Appeals for the Third Cir
cult died today in University
Hospital.
Judge Goodrich, who would
have been 70 on July 30, was
dean of the University of Penn
sylvania Law School when
named to the appellate bench
in 1910 by President Roosevelt,
He also was former justice
of the Pennsylvania Supreme
Court and q director of the
American Law Institute.
Born in Anoka, Mimi, Judge
Goodrich taught at the Uni
versity of Iowa before coming
to Pennsylvania in 1914 as a
law instructor. From 1922 to
1929 he was at the University
Iof Michigan. rejoining Penn
Sylvania in 1929 as law dean.
While on the appellate bench
Judge Goodrich was one of a
Ithree-man panel which ordered
the United Steel Workers, then
on strike. back to work under a
Federal injunction. The order
subsequently was appealed to
the United States Supreme
Court and upheld.
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George 10 Mess,
Hoosier Pointer

INDIANAPOLIS. June Is
AP).-George 10 Mess, 63,
Hoosier painted whose work
won him national and interna-
tional honors, died yesterday
in Methodist Hospital.
He was taken to the hospital
after becoming i'll and lapsing
into a coma at his Brown
County home a week ago.
Mr.. Mess was a native of
Cincinnati and had studied
both in the United States and
abroad. He was represented by
permanent collections in the
Cleveland Museum of Art, the
International Art Exposition in
Paris, the National Museum in
Stockholm. the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts and the
Chicago Art Institute.
His work was chosen several
times for the annual exhibition
Of prints in the Library of
Congress, and the library's
catalogue compilers dubbed him
the Star Dust HooSier."
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Lucille Watson,
Veteran Actress

NEW YORK, June Is, (AP)
Lucille Watson, SO, an actress
whose career ran from the stage
Of 1900 to motion pictures and
television, died early yesterday
after a stroke.
Miss Watson became i'll Sat-
urday morning at her home.
She never regained conscious
ness and died in Doctors Hos
pital shortly after midnight.
Her first major triumph in
New York was as Maggie in
"The Girl with the Green Eyes
in 1902. The play, produced by
Charles Frohman, ran for a
year.
Then came Captain links
with Ethel Barrymore; Her
Sister; The Dictator;
Young Fernald"; Vera the
Medium; THE City; "Just
to Get Married; THE Truth
Wagon; 1.-THE Point of View;
Shaw's "Heartbreak House.
and scores of others.
In more recent years, she
played in Eyes, My Darling
Daughter; Marriage Royal;
Watch on the Rhine; 1.-THE
Family, and Ring Round the
Moon"
Miss Watson appeared in a
number of movies and also on
televiSion.
She was married in 1928 to
Louis Evan Shipman, an au-
thor, editor and playwright,
who died in 1888.
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Lucille T. Lunier,
Ex-Areu Resident

Mrs. Lucille Turner Lanier
a former resident Of the Dis.
trict, died Saturday in a st
Petersburg (Fla0 hospital after
a brief illness.
A native of Talbotton, Ga.
Mrs. Lanier had been a resi-
dent of the area for more thar
40 years. She had been living
in st. Petersburg since the re-
tirement of her late husband
Will Lanier, from the Depart
ment of Agriculture in the late
1940s. Mr.. Lanier died in 1948
Active in many civic and
social groups here, Mrs. Lanier
was a member of the Mount
Rainier Christian Church.
She leaves three sons, Har-
vey Of 1918 Holly Hill drive,
Falls Church, and Sidney and
Stanley. both of st. Petersburg
Services and burial will be
held tomorrow in st. Peters
burg.
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80
Michigan Firm
Ordered by NLRB
To Rehire Strikers
BY the Associated Press


A National Labor Relations
Board trial examiner ruled to-
day that the Cross Co. dis
eliminated against 48 employees
who had struck the automation
machinery firm as members of
the United Auto Workers
Union.
The examiner, Leo F. Light
ner, recommended that the
Fraser, (Mich0 company offer
to rehire % discharged workers
with back pay, make up the pay
lost by is who had been barred
at times from the plant, recall
three under their rights of
seniority and cancel the job de-
motions of two others.
Although the company
undertook to rehire all strikers
when the walkout ended, Mr..
Lightner said, men who re-
turned were harassed by nom
strikers. He said returning
workers were greeted by insult
ing remarks and threats and
that oil, dye and other sub
stances were poured into tool
boxes.
Many of these events were
observed by or reported to
management and no disciple
nary action ensued," Mr.. Light
ner said.
The examiner ruled that the
company had attempted to dis
courage membership in the
union and called on it to stop,
interfering with, restraining
or coercing its employees in the
exercise of the right of self
organization"
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Miss Birckheud,
Ex-U. S.. Worker

Miss Ada Amelia Birckhead
70, a fourth-generation Wash
ingtonian, died Saturday at
Doctors Hospital, of cancer.
Miss Birckhead retired in
1859 as a clerk in the Treasury
Departments Claims section.
She had served with the Treas
ury Department for Al years,
starting as a clerk in the old
Bureau of the Public Debt.
She was a niece of a District
health officer, William H. Fow-
Ter. Miss Birckhead was a
member of st. Paul's Methodist
Church, KenSington. Md.
She leaves no immediate sur
vivors.
Services will be at 10 am. to-
morrow at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV. Burial will be in Congress
sional Cemetery.
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Rites for Case
Held in Dukotu

A group Of Senators anc
Congressman including Sena.
tor Karl E. Mundt, South Da-
kota Republican, attended serv-
ices today in Rapid City, s
Oak, for Senator Francis Case
who died Friday.
The body of Senator Case
a South Dakota Republican
who was IS when he died Of q
heart attack Friday. was flown
to Rapid City yesterday af-
ter a memorial service at Met
ropolitan Memorial Methodist
Church here.
Some 500 persons. including
Congressman and Government
officials, attended the services
at Memorial Methodist.
Services were IN the First
Methodist Church at Rapid
City today. The Custer City
Masonic Lodge was in charge
Of graveside services at Noun
tainview Cemetery.
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Floyd l. GoIbroith, EmpIoye
Of RuiIrood for 35 Years

Floyd L. Galbraith, SIS, who
served with the Southern Rail-
way for IS years and became
chief accountant of the pur-
chasing and stores department,
died Saturday at George Wash
ington University Hospital,
after a long illness.
Mr.. Galbraith, stationed in
Washington since 1910, was
granted a leave of absence dur
ing World War II to serve as
an industrial analyst in the
transportation equipment di-
vision of the War Production
Board. He served in a similar
capacity during the Korean
conflict.
A native of Concord, Tenn,
Mr.. Galbraith was educated in
Arkansas and Oklahoma. He
was a past master of the Wash
ington Centennial Lodge IA of
the Masons. s H
He leaves his wife, Esther.
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Hodge,
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Annie E. Ives, IS, Widow
Of Funeral Home Founder

Mrs. Annie E. Ives, IS, wife
of the late Claude j. Ives,
founder of the Ives Funeral
Home in Arlington, died Satur-
day IN Arlington Hospital after
a brief illness.
She lived at 90S North Kan
sas street, North Arlington.
Mrs. Ives, who was born in
Fairfax County, was an anna
teur poet. She wrote hundreds
of poems for her friends and
relatives, but never attempted
to publish her verses.
She was a member of the
Clarendon Methodist Church in
Arlington and the Rebecca
Lodge, the women's auxiliary
of the Odd Fellows.
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Capt. John Jordan
Retired in 1916

Capt. John N. Jordan, United
States Navy (ret.). died Friday
at Chelsea Hospital in Boston
where he had lived since his
retirement in 1916 from the
Naval Shipyard there.
Prior to his Boston assign
ment, Capt. Jordan had served
here for many years with the
Nays Bureau of Supplies and
Accounts.
Graveside services will be al
II am. tomorrow at Arlington
Cemetery.
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HIT MEn1nrtat1t

HARTMAN, MAUDE. In loving memory
of our loved one, MAUDE HARTMAN
who passed away two years ago to-
day, June rs. 1850.
Nom, always SO tue. unseltish and
A few in this world her equal you'll
find.
A beautiful life that came to an end
She died as she lived. everyone'i
YOUR Sa HUSBAND AND THREE
MITCHELL, GEORGE NJ. AND ELIZA.
BETH. In memory Of my mother
ELIZABETH MITCHELL. departed
this life fifteen years ago today
June %. 1947, and my step-father
GEORGE M. MITCHELL, departed
this life twenty-nine years ago, Feb
ruary IA, 1888.
Loved in life, remembered in death
FRANCES KEITH
PIPER, HATTIE B., and JAMES r
In loving tribute to the memory OF
our mother, HATTIE B. PIPER. who
father. JAMES r. PIPER, who passed
away July 20, 1855.
TT Is NOT TO DIE
1t is not death to die.
To leave this weary road,
And mid the brotherhood on high
To be at home with God.
1t is not death to fling
Aside this sinful dust.
AND rise on strong, exulting wing
To live among the Just.
. Jesus, thou Prince Of Life,
Thy chosen cannot die.
Like Thee; they conquer in the
To reisn with Thee on high
THEIR DAUGHTERS. ELSIE, HELL
TAYLOR, THOMAS WILLIAM. In sad
and brother. THOMAS w W. TAYL OK
who departed this life seventeen
years ago, June 20, 1915.
Sad and sudden was the call
by ALL
A bitter grief. a shock severe
To have to part with one so dear
A precious one, from US has gone
A voice we loved is stilled..
vacant place is left in our home
That never can be filled.
Just when life was the sweetest
And he could have lived his best
GOD opened the gates OF HEAVIER
And he entered the land of rest
Your gentle. face and patent smilt
I. With a heartache I recall
You had kindly word for eacl
hN HiSN oCiONCu Dy I'll.
Rest In peace. dear son and brother
LOVING MOTHER. ANNIE TAYLOR
DADDY JOHNNIE; BROTHERS
JOHN AND JOSEPH; SISTEF
MARY BARTON.
WASHINGTON, ROMAY C. In loyinI
memory OF my dear mother. ROMAY
e. WASHINGTON. who departed thil
NE four years ago today, June 25
Days Of sorrow still come over me
Hidden tears so often flow;
A smile, tear. a thought sincere
How often wish that you were here
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, YVONNI
E. WASHINGTON.
WEISSMUELLER, FREDERICK Dutch
In loving memory of our beloved
husband and father. FREDERICK
DUTCH WEISSMUELLER, VIII
passed away two years ago today
June 25. 1860.
Memories one treasures no one car
steal
Death leaves heartaches nothing car
heal.
Some have forgotten, now that you've
But we shall always remember. ne
matter how long
WEE, MABEL, AND NIKE ANr
DIANE
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Mrs. Edith Howard Dies;
Treasury Aides Wife

Mrs. Edith Sisk Howard So.
wife of F. Leland Howard, d.
rector Of the office of domestic
gold and silver operations in
the Treasury Department. died
yesterday at Doctors Hospital,
Of a heart ailment. H..
Born in Darlington. KY. Mrs,
Howard came to Washington
in 1884 with her husband when
he joined the Treasury Depart
ment. He served as assistant
director of the mint for many
years. 4-.-.. f,.-.... .-.
A graduate of the University
of Kentucky, Mrs. Howard be-
longed to the First Baptist
Church of Clarendon, Va. She
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Mrs. Ives leaves a son, Claude
p. of 1908 South Arlington
Ridge road, Arlington; two
daughters, Mrs. Willis H. Jor-
dan, of 14o3 North Wayne
street. Arlington, and Mrs,
Harlan T. Han, of 1903 Tucker
avenue. Mclean. Va; a brother,
Ollie c. Pearson of 472 North
w a shington street, Falls
Church. Va, and a sister, Mrs.
Harry Tavenner, of the home
address.
Services will be at IL am.
tomorrow at Ives Funeral
Home. 2847 Wilson boulevard,
Arlington, with burial in Co.
lumbia Gardens, Arlington.
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Halle Bell, u,
Long in District

Halle Bell. 70. who lived in
Washington for more than so
years, died Friday of a heart
ailment, while visiting in Mel
son County, Va.
Born and educated In Vir-
ginia, Mrs. Bell came to Wash
ington as a bride. Her hus-
band, Joseph w. Bell, a. chef,
died in 1949. $50
She leaves her son, Joseph
w. jr.. with whom she lived
.at 800 Fifteenth street NE,
and six grandchildren.
Services will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow from Elk Hill Baptist
Church. of which Mrs. Bell was
a member. Burial will be in
Elk Hill Cemetery.
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also was q member Of the
Daughters Of the American
Revolution and the Kentucky
State Society.
In addition to her husband,
at the home address, 1886 Lor-
com lane, Arlington, Mrs.
Howard leaves three daughters,
Betsy. at home, Nancy L., q
teacher, of 749I Little River
turnpike, Annandale. and Mrs.
Arnold T. Green. of Atlanta,
Ga.
Services will be at 1890 am.
tomorrow at the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 N. Fairfax
drive, Arlington. Burial will be
in Columbia Gardens Cemetery
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1tt Mrntnriant
Announcements Of
Services by Chamber

FLETCHER. RUSSELL S. In lovin,
memory Of my husband and loved
one, RUSSELL 8, FLETCHER, WHIT
departed this life two years ago
June 25, 1860.
Deep in my heart, he's living yet
loved him too dearly to ever forget
His memory Is keepsake. witt
which I will never part.
Though God has you in his keeping
l still have you in my heart.
DEVOTED WIFE. JENNIE.
GAYLORD, SUZANNE v, In memorJ
Of SUZANNE v. GAYLORD, who
passed away one year ago today
June %, 1851.
In our hearts we like to stray,
Along the past to yesterday.
To hear her laughter, to see her
smile,
To talk to her Just little while.
DEVOTED FRIENDS, THE LISEN-
BEES.
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and granddaughter, Pamela
Hodge, all Of the family ad-
dress, l408 T street Sc.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
GEIER FUNERAL HOME

OEIEIL T UNEHAI HUME
Since 1851
Sensible Prices
1905 14th st. NV. tn. 2-2326
Formerly at lib 18th St. NV.
Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
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Darn nf ThankH

BROWN. GERTRUDE s. The family Of
the late GERTRUDE S. BROWN,
wishes to express their sincere
thanks and appreciation to our
reIatives friends and neighbors for
their kind expressions, floral tributes,
beautiful cards and kilograms, and
the use Of automobiles during the
loss Of our beloved mother.
THE BROWN FAMILY.
LAssITER, VINCENT C. We wish to
express sincere thanks to our many
friends, neighbors and organizations
for their kind expressions Of sympa-
thy and the many contributions dur
Ing our recent bereavement.
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GOLTRA. EDwARD BENEpIcT-or

Saturday, June %. 1852. al Fairfax
Lodge. EDWARD BENEDICT COL
IRA Of RID. 3. Manassas, Va,
husband Of the late Asnes Cromwell
Goltra, father Of Helen c. Goltra.
Friends may call at the Everly Fu-
neral Home, 214 West Main st., Fair
fax, Va. additional parking in rear),
where services win be held on Tues
day, June %. at pm. Interment
Ill, on THURSDAY, June %.
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DFaths

CoLLIFLOWER. JAMES Z. The mem
A Oldest Inhabitants are
@N hereby notified that
NWD Brother JAMES z. COLL
~ EE is,MV1.R passed ossWa Iyos on
" sssviEasy' At June r.. sS,,1 Iso y
the Most Blessed Sacrament, West
ern ave. and Quesada st. NV, on
CLIFFORD H. NEWELL. Pres.
CoLLIFLowER, JAMES z. Washing
~. ton Lodge, No. Is. B. P.
~ o. Elks, win assemble at
MN~ the Collins Funeral Home.
day. June IS. 1863. al
1880 pm, to exemplify
- the Ritual OF the Order,
In memory of our late brother,
MILTON r. MCMAHON. Z. R.
R. 7. PICKREL, secy.
CoNTEE, FERDINAND. On Saturday,
June %, 1852, at Prince Georges
coNTEE Of f %itehsiivilei Nd! Notiee
Of funeral later ARRANGEMENTS BY
Henry 8. washington a Sons.
COOK. WILLIE MAE. On Saturday.
June ., 1852, At WASHINGTON Hos
Of 1928 N st. ne, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs william A. D. Cook.
Notice Of funeral later Arrange
ments BY Montgomery Bros. Funeral
Home.
DI MIsA, SALVATORE CsAD-on
Sunday. June "a, 1852. at his resi-
denee, 2522 L st. NV, SALVATORE
ID MlSA, beloved husband of Ma
rietta Di Misa, father Of Frank, 10.
seph and Fred Di Misa and Mrs
Frances NJ. Bond. He also is survived
BY nine grandchildren, four great
grandchildren. and two sisters, Mrs
10 Medico. Prayers at the S. Il. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th St
NV, on Wednesday, June %, al
$3.50 am. parking facilities): thence
70 st. Stephen's Catholic Church,
where the holy sacrifice Of the mass
will be offered at 10 am. for the re-
pose OF his houl. Entombment Fort
Lincoln Mausoleum. 90
GALBRAITH. FLOYD L.-on Saturday,
June %. 1852, at George Washing
ton University Hospital, FLOYD l.
GALBRAITH Of l40S T ST. Sc, be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Esther P. Gal
hraith, father of Mrs. Pat Hodge.
grandfather CT Pamela Hodge, brother
Of Mrs. Madeline Cox, Mrs. Winnie
Eneke, Mrs. Christie Gilbreath, Mrs.
Margaret Seratte, Mrs. Sauna Moor
man. William and walter Galbraith,
halfbrother of Mrs Jennie Green.
Friends may call at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope
I'd. Sc. parking facilitiesl, on Mon
day, June %, from I pm. until
pm. Mr.. Galbraith will rest at the
Padgett & King Funeral Home, Fer
est City, N. c. Funeral services on
Wednesday. June 81, ut Spartan
burg, 8. c. Interment will follow in
Cool Springs Cemetery. Forest City,
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: ERNEST FTTZdERALD. W. NJ.
CHARLES L. HERBERT. Act. Secy

GLICKMAN. SALLIE-on Saturday,
June %, 1862, in Philadelphia, Pa,
SALLIE GLICKMAN, beloved wife
Of Michael Gliekman and devoted
mother Of Mrs. Norman Cutler, Mrs.
Richard Tunis Of Chevy Chase, Nd;
Mrs. Mervin Dezenhall and Jerome
Glickman. She also is survived BY
four sisters. Mrs. Daniel Daniels,
Mrs. Albert Cohen. Mrs. Samuel Hon
ickman and Mrs. Dorothy Boeknack,
and a brother, Max Levine. Funeral
services were held in Philadelphia,
Pa, on Sunday, June "a. Memorial
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BLALoCK, wILLIAM Il. On saturday

June 20, 1862. at his residence,
Sls 56th St: ne, WILLIAM H.
Blaloek, beloved father OF Flossie
Plummer. He also is survived BY
four sisters, two brothers, six grand
children. other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
K t5,5 CO; Funeral Home, ,3015
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NELSON. MARY M. Departed this
US on Th MTsso June ,I,. q. 1892
cousin, william r. Willis; host OF
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at the Montgomery Bros. Fu-
neral Home. 719 Kennedy st. NV,
Monday, June %. after pm. Fu-
neral Tuesday. June 49, from Sloan
Baptist Church. Westmoreland Co,
Va. at pm. 35s
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FLoYn !. AM emerrsnt

FLOYD I. An emergenl
~ inStOn csntenniSi EodEs,
IN No. IA, P. A. A. NJ. Is
M NO called for 6:45 pm. Mon
XAW day, June 20. 1862 at
wv the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home. 1851 Good Hope I'd.
Sc. for the purpose Of conducting
the last Masonic rites CHAPEL serv-
iieel foE II, our L., late brother. FLOYD
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BIRCkBEAD. ADA AMELIA. On satur.

day, June 90, 1862, ADA AMELIA
BIRCKHEAD Of 1915 Farragut ST,
NV, beloved aunt OF Charles G.,
William w, Virginia, and Sophia
Birckhead Of WASHINGTON, d. c.;
ANDERSON and Muriel Birckhead Of
New York, Oliver Birckhead of Gin
ctnnati, Ohio, and survived also by
two ststers-in-law, Mrs. Charles M.
and Mrs. o. W. Birckhead. Funeral
from the Walter W. Deal Funeral
Tuesday, June 20. at 10 am, In
terment Congressional Cemetery. 25
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!, JOHN W. stansbury Lodge,
No. "a. r. A. A. M, will
hold an emergent communi-
cation on Tuesday. June
20, 1852, at 1880 pm, at
the Deal Funeral Home,
1872 Georgia ave. NV,
for the purpose Of conduct
Masonic funeral services
late brother. JOHN W.
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GRAvATTE, MARTHA LUCILLE. On

Friday. June 80. ise2. At Casually
ILToN Of 1870 Webster st. NV. Apt.
12-D. beloved husband Of Arnetta
Nae Sri Hamilton milton and deycted father
and Pinkney Asbury Hamilton. jr.
He also is survived By two sisters
in-law, four brothers-in-law. other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T; Rhines Co. Fu-
where friends may call after 4 pm.
Monday. June %, and where funeral
services will be held Tuesday. June
20. at IL noon. the Rev. James d.
Pair officiating. Interment Warren
copy.) %
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1rathH

LYNCH. GILBERT. On Monday. June
IS. 1862. at his residence, 1719
9th ST. NV. GILBERT LYNCH,
beloved husband Of Matte Lynch.
ments By Frazier.
Machines. ARCH A. on Saturday.
June %, 1862. at Framingham,
loved husband Of the late Elizabeth
R. Machines (nee Hannan), father
Of the Rev. Michael J. Machines.
O.P.M., q. 8. Navy; John A. Mac
lines Of PaseasoUla. Miss, and
Earnest r. Machines Of Framingham.
Mass. Friends may call at the
Robert A. Mattingly Funeral Home.
1871 18th ST. sc. parking faeilitiesl,
until Tuesday, June 20, at 9:30 am.
Requiem mass at st. Teresa's Church
at 10 an, Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Mt. Oliyet Gene
terry. Visiting hours on Monday,
June 25. from 2 to 5 pm. and 2
to 9 pm. 25
MAYER, DR.. RUDOLPH L. On satur-
day. June 90. 1862. DR.. RUDOLPH
1. MAYER Of 32l2 Chestnut St. nv,
Mayer and devoted brother Of
George NJ Mayer. Baltimore, Nd
Funeral services ct the Bernard
DanZansky and Sons Funeral Home,
1901 l4th 81. NV. (psrkinE facili-
ties adiseenQ, on Tuesday, June 20,
at 10 am. In llen Of flowers. the
family suggests that contributions
may be made to the Leonard Wood
Memorials 20 Madison avenue. New
York City. IS
MAYFIELD. STEPHAN. On Saturday,
lyme q. Iggs, STEPHAN M1AIYFIELD
o. Of "a a,,I Elliott st. ns loving ,,s son
brother Of Brenda osii, Joe Clyde,
Mitchell. Guy Ray, Vickie Elaine
and Dianne Mayfield After pm.
Monday. June IS. friends are in
yyited to 9oS cal at EraEier's Funeral
where services will be held on
Tuesday, June %, At IL Am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
MONEY. RAYMOND II. On Thursday,
Jun, , q 1882, a. HOUSTON. Texas
BAND d Of pM Mrs. Frances an M 0 Money n and
father of Mrs: Fannie E. Osterman
Of Seabrook. Nd. Henry W Ward,
Of Houston, Texas: brother Of VIII
liam P. Money and Mrs. Matilda
Mrs. Hazel Scott. He also is sur sur
vived by four grandsons. A member
of the Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers. Division $50. Friends may
street and Mass. ave. ne, after ?
pm, on Monday, June rs, where
services will be held on Wednesday.
June p, at l pm. Interment Fl.
Lincoln Cemetery. 20
MOORE, BLANCHE SCOTT. Suddenly.
on Saturday, June %. 1862
BLANCHE SCOTT MOORE Of III
INLAND ter. ne. Notice Of services
later. Arrangements by Frazier.
MOUNTAIN, JOHN w. On Sunday.
June "a, 1862, JOHN w. MOUNTAIN
Of $50 Taylor ST. NV, the beloved
husband Of Elsie Mountain. Fu-
neral from the Walter W. Deal Fu-
neral Home, 1912 Georgia ave NV,
on Wednesday, June ~, at 1 pm,
Interment Potomac Methodist
Church Cemetery %
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day, June %. 1862, MAURlTz
MARTIN NELSON of 9203 Burnley
OF Elizabeth L. Nelson, father OF
Mary Elizabeth Nelson, grandfather
OF Jeane Nelson and brother Of George
w. Nelson OF Boston. Mass Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF Robert
Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd, between
June %. Services viii be held Tues
DAY, June 20, at IL am. from the
Fort Myer Chapel, Fort Myer, va.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Please omit flowers. contribu-
tons may be made 70 the American
Heart Fund.