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that same year in the Navy.
During World War I he was
with the Brooklyn Navy Yard
Band aboard the USS Pennsyl-
vania, later sunk at Pearl Har-
Dor. but then flagship of the
United States fleet.
When he retired from the
Navy in 1855. the Maryland
Senate adopted a special re-
solution commencing Comdr.
Morris work with the Academy
band.
He had lived in Annapolis
since that time.
He leaves his wife, Rose, of
Annapolis; a daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Sue Dedrickson of the
United States Naval Base in
Yokosuka, Japan; three sons,
Marvin O., of 1850 Monroe
street NV; Alexander R., of
Roslyn Heights, N. Y, and En-
sign Charles C. Morris of Whit
ney Field, Milton, Fla, and
three grandsonS.
Services will be at pm. TO-
morrow in the Naval Academy
Chapel. Burial will be in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Pauline Chase,
Ex Peter Pan

TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Eng
land, Mar. 5 (AP) American
born Actress Pauline Chase, rs,
who played the title role in
James Barrie's Peter Pan"
more than 1000 times, died yes
terday. The cause of her death
was not disclosed.
Miss Chase came to Britain
from her home in Washington,
D. c., at the start of the
century. She was the third
actress to play the part of Peter
Pan and starred in the play for
eight consecutive seasons.
"She is the best Peter Pan
of ALL" Mr.. Barrie was reported
to have said. Peter Pan was
first produced in Britain in
1904. Miss Chase took on the
role in 1906.
In 1914 she married Capt. A.
V. Drummond and retired from
the stage. Her husband died
in 1887. For the last IA years
she had lived at Tunbridge
Wells, a famous spa in the
County of Kent. once the ia
vorite summer resort of British
royalty.
She had a son and two
daughters.
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Willard L. Mcdaniel, 90,
Ex-Aide of Society for Blind

Willard L. Mcdaniel, go,
former general manager of the
Washington Society for the
Blind, died Friday night in
Suburban Hospital of an ap-
parent heart attack.
Mr.. Mcdaniel, who lived at
5000 Piney Branch road, Silver
Spring, had been a salesman
for Suburban Cadillac Odds
mobile Co. in Bethesda for the
past three years. He was general
manager of the Washington
Society for the Blind from 1910
to 1854.
A native of Gallia County,
Ohio, Mr.. Mcdaniel moved to
Washington in 1910 from
Columbus, Ohio, where he had
been executive secretary of the
Ohio Commission for the Blind.
After his graduation from
Rio Grande College in Ohio,
Mr.. Mcdaniel taught in several
schools in Southern Ohio and
was principal of the high
school in Wellston, Ohio. He
owned a new car agency for
several years in the 1930s be-
fore he became chief executive
officer of the Ohio Commission
for the Blind. He was a member
of the Washington Host Lions
Club and a Mason.
He leaves his wife, Bernice
Hannah Mcdaniel, a member
of the board of directors of the
Young Women's Christian AS
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G. l. Utterbuck,
Frederick County
House DeIequte

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Mar. 5 (AP).-Gary L. Utter
back, a member of the Mary
land House of Delegates from
Frederick County, collapsed and
died during a sportsmen's club
meeting at nearby Leetowr
yesterday. He was 70.
Mr.. Utterback, who had an
nounced plans to seek the
Democratic nomination for a
fourth term in the House this
year, was attending a meeting
of the Izaak Walton League.
He was pronounced dead OF
a heart attack by DR.. Mildred
Williams at Charles Town Gen
eral Hospital.
Mr.. Utterback, a native of
Frederick County, first served
in the House from 1943-47. He
was elected again in 1855 and
was serving his second success
Sive term.
Mr.. Utterback'S wife died tw
years ago. He leaves a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Nelson A. Strathern,
Brunswick, Md; two brothers
Lester Utterback, Lewistown
Md, and Ernest Utterback,
Utica, Md, and three sisters
Mrs. Norman Harper, Hanson
vile, Md; Mrs. Ray Baer,
LeWistown and Mrs. Irving
RamSburg, Frederick.
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Henry Combs,
UNIV Welfare
Fund Executive

Henry Combs, IS, assistant
controller of the United Mine
Workers of America Welfare
and Retirement Fund. died Fri
day at Deale, Md.
Mr.. Combs, also secretary
treasurer of the Miners Mem
orial Hospital Association, was
working on his cabin cruiser at
its winter berth at Deale when
he was stricken. An autopsy
was to be performed to deter
mine the cause of his death.
A native of Hazard, KY, Mr..
Combs lived at 1916 Fairview
road, Silver Spring. He moved to
this area in l947. He attended
Benjamin Franklin School of
Accounting and also studied at
George Washington University.
He was a veteran of World War
II.
He leaves his wife, Wilma,
and a son. Kelvin, both of the
home address; brothers, Har-
rison Combs, assistant legal
director of the United Mine
Workers of America, of 5000
Brooklawn terrace, Chevy
Chase; Matt Combs Of like
vile, KY, Kirby Combs of
Christopher, KY, Roy Combs
of Christopher, Dock Combs of
Dayton, Ohio, Eugene Combs of
Dayton; and a sister, Mrs.
Loretta Wilson of Dayton.
The funeral will be at 2 pm.
tomorrow at the Humphrey
Funeral Home, S434 Georgia
ave-, Silver Spring. Burial will
be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. J. J. A. van Kuuthoven,
DAUGHTER of Aide to Grant

Mrs. j. j. A. van Kaathoven,
So, a long time Washington
resident, died yesterday at her
home, 1869 Wyoming avenue
NV, after a stroke.
Mrs. van Kaathoven, the for
mer Alice Belknap, was the
daughter Of William w. Belk-
nap, Secretary of War under
President Grant. She was a ma
tive of Washington and had
lived here most of her life.
Her first husband was Bark
lie Henry of Philadelphia. The
couple was divorced in the early
1900s. After her marriage to
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Mr.. van Kaathoven, she lived
in Washington for about 20
years, returning here after his
death in the late 192Os.
Mrs. van Kaathoven was a
member of the 1925 F Street
Club.
She leaves a son, Barklie
Henry of Princeton, N. j., and
a daughter, Mrs. Hans van
BrieSen of San Francisco.
Private services will be held
at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Penn
sylvania avenue NV. with bu-
rial in Arlington Cemetery.
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Edward Kemper Dies,
Ex-Heod of Architects

Edward Crawford Kemper,
rs, former executive director
of the American Institute Of
Architects, died Saturday at
Doctors Hospital after an OPP
Grafton.
Born in Staunton. Va, Mr..
Kemper came to Washington
at the turn of the century when
his father, Charles Edward
Kemper, was appointed to a
post in the Treasury Depart
ment.
He attended Central High
School, where he was a cham
pion long-distance runner, and
received a law degree from
George Washington University
in 1911.
Aide to Secretary
He became secretary to the
Secretary of the Interior,
Franklin K. Lane, in 1912, a
post he held until 1914, wher
he joined the American Insti-
tute of Architects as it's chief
administrator.
During his "a years in that
post the institutes member
ship grew from / 100 members
to nearly 5000. Upon his re-
tirement a resolution by the
organization stated that Mr..
Kemper's name was linked in
separately with the progress of
the institute"
In recognition of his service
to the architectural profession
as the Institutes executive di-
rector, he was elected an hon.
orary member of the organiza-
ton, and an honorary associate
of the Royal Institute of Brit
1871 ATCIllUGCJS.
Mr.. Kemper was an amateur
conServationist.
Ardent Fisherman
An ardent fisherman, he was
proponent of State and Fed
eral conservation legislation for
the preservation of large-mouth
bass.
He was a member of the Dis
trict Bar Association and the
Cosmos Club.
Mr.. Kemper lived at 5615
Grove street, Chevy Chase, Md.
He leaves his wife, Lucille, of
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Comdr. Alexander Morris,
Academy Band Ex-Leuder

1t. Comdr. Alexander Cecil
Morris, 70, an athlete turned
musician who wound up a So
year musical career as con-
ductor of the Naval Academy
Band, died Saturday at the
academy's hospital after a long
illness.
Comdr. Morris led the acad-
emy's band from 1947 to 1855.
He had been at Annapolis
since 1888 as the bands second
leader.
During his childhood in his
native New York, Comdr. Nor
ris was a track star. He had
been offered a tryout as a
pitcher with the New York
Giants.
But he also excelled on the
clarinet, which he played in
Theodore Roosevelt's 1905 in
augural parade.
Worked First as Printer
Upon graduation from high
school, he went to work as a
printer, following the trade of
his father. However. his boss
noted that he spent a good
deal of his time singing and
practicing the clarinet. He rec
commended that he join the
Navy to further his career.
In 1907 he enlisted in the
Navy with the provision that
he would be made a musician
second class in three months
if he qualified. He succeeded
and was assigned to the USS
New Hampshire.
Four years later, Comdr.
Morris left the Navy to study
the clarinet further at the Ma
tional Conservatory of Music.
A celliSt with the New York
Philharmonic urged him to
take up the violin instead.
Served on Battleship
He studied the violin under
Leopold Lichtenberg, one of the
leading teachers of that day.
Mr.. Lichtenberg later COM
mented that Comdr. Morris
could have been a violin vir-
tuoso had he begun his studies
during his childhood.
Comdr. Morris re-enlisted
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ISOLATION of D. c., of the home
address; a daughter, Mrs. Leon
D. Zimmerman of boswell, Va;
a son, 1t. Comdr. Willard Han
nan Mcdaniel, stationed with
the Navy at st. Simons Island,
Ga; two sisters, Mrs. Grin w.
Davis and Mrs. Virginia Stet-
magic, both of Columbus, Ohio;
and nine grandchildren.
The funeral was to be this
afternoon at the Deal Funeral
Home, 1912 Georgia avenue
NV.
The family asks that express
sions of sympathy to be for
warded to the YWCA Music
Committee at 18th and K
streets NV.
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James SodaIlty, Mount
Rainier, Md. are requested
to meet for recitation OF
the rosary a. the Nalley
Funeral Home, Rhode Is
land ave. at Eastern ave-.
Mount Rainier. Md. at
!, . I MONDAY, March I.T 5; 1862.
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McGHEE, ROSA. On Sunday, March 4
1862, at Annapolis, Md. ROSA
McGHEE of 2442 K st. NV, She
leaves to mourn her passing three
other relatives and fliends. Remains
resting. at the John 7 Rhinns Co.
Funeral Home. 30l5 10th st. ne.
Notice of funeral later.
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the home address, and a SON
Edward, jr., of 825 South Veitch
street, Arlington.
Services will be at 1890 pm
tomorrow at Gawler's Chapel
1855 Pennsylvania avenue NV
Burial will be private.
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lit Mpntnrtant

WILLIAMS. FANNY RANSOME. In
loving memory Of my dea: wife,
FANNY RANSOME WILLIAMS. who
left me two years ago. March 8.
1860.
Memories are keepsakes
No one can steal.
Death is a heartache
That no one can heal.
Beautiful memories are all ! have
left Of wonderful wife ! shall
never forget.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, EARL
WILLIAMS.
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johnson. FLoRENCE. ON Fridar

JOHNSON, HENRY. On Saturday,
March ,. 1862. at Veterans Ad-
miniStration Hospital. Perry Point.
Nd, HENRY JOHNSON of IFS 46th
st. Sc. the devoted husband OF
Mrs. Edna johnson. Notice of flu
neral later. ARRANGEMENTS by Mont
gomery Bros Funeral Home.
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In Mrnturiant

BROWN. JOHN F. In loving memory
of my dear husband. JOHN F.
BROWN. who passed away March s.
Peace will be thy rest. dear Johnny
It's sweet to breath thy name
In life we loved you dearly
In death we do the same.
DEVOTED WIFE, DAUGHTER, SIS
TIERS AND BROTHERS.
DALEY, LUCINDA b. In loving mem
DRY remembrance of my mother, LU-
CINDA. B. DALEY. who departed
March 3. 1914.
The heart of a mother is full of
compassion
Is generous. kind and forgiving.
The smile of a mother Is loving
And ADDS So much gladness to
HER DEVOTED LAUGHTER, PAUL
INE E. CARROLL.
EPPS, DEACON JAMES E. Sacred to
the memory Of dear uncle, JAMES
E. EPPS. who left US five years
ago; March 3, 1857:
His memory, will never grow old
He furnished his smile out of sun
And moulded his heart with gold.
A II PEX1TED NIECE, ALMA C..
loved one. LouIs GARDNER. who
left us twelve years ago, March 5.
1850.
Loving memories never die
As days roll on and years pass by
Deep in our hearts memory is kept
DAUGHTER EDNA AND GRAND
CHILDREN, ELIZABETH GARD
NER AND ELAINE.
GREEN. ADORA. A tribute of love and
devotion to the memory of our dear
GREEN. who left US eleven years
ago today. March 8. 1851.
She has gone, but the treasures
she left US
Are truly value untold
life, filled with deeds of kindness
And beauty of heart and soul.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
MITCHELL. JESSE HOMER. In sacred
memory of JESSE H. MITCHELL,
who passed away March ). 1855.
A love that makes breath poor
And speech unable
Beyond all manner of so much
We love you.
son Ho AMP DAUGHTER, DOYLE AND
O'BRIEN, MARGUERITE E. In loving
memory OF my mother, MARGUER-
lTE E. O'BRIEN, who departed this
llie three years ago today, March
When q mother breathes her last
The stroke means more than tongue
The. world seems quite another place
without the smile Of mothers face.
YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER. MAR
GUER1TE CASPAR AND FAMILY.
SMITH. IDA B. In loving memory of
my dear mother, IDA B. SMITH,
day, March 5, 1861.
Loving and kind in all her WAYS,
Upright and Just to the end OF her
Sincere and kind in heart and mind,
What q beautiful memory she left
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER. PEARL
B. SKINNER.
SULLIVAN. WILLIAM PATRICK. In
LIAM PATRICK Sullivan. who
pas passed . away seven eSsa years ago to-
Lord, may his soul rest in peace
Gone, but not forgotten,
SISTER MAMIE
TENLEY. BEULAH S. In loving mem
CRY r Of our HT grandmother. BEuLAH
| The wonderful things you did for us
| Live in our hearts each day
And keep you near and dear to US
Though you have gone away
| GRANDCHILDREN AND GREAT
GRANDCHILDREN.
TENLEY. BEULAH S. A tribute OF love
and devotion to the memory OF
| our wife and mother, BEULAH
S. TENLEY. who passed away one
! year ago today. March D, 1861.
| HER LOVING HUSBAND. ANDREW
/ AND CHI DREN BEULAH. DOR
OTHY, ANDREW AND MARCIA
/ RET.
WILLIAMS, FANNY RANSOME. In
/ loving memory Of our sister. FANNY
/ R. WILLIAMS. who passed away
two years ago today. March 5. 1860.
Unto thy faithful, o Lord,
Death doth not take away.
II only changes.
DEVOTED SISTERS AND BROTH
Frs. CHARLIE. MAYME AND
MILBURN RANSOME. AND ALICE
NJ. ALLEN.
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Col. Newman HoyIes.
Prominent Enqineer

TORONTO, Mar. S (AP)-
1t. Col. Newman C. Hoyles, 70,
well-known engineer, who
helped build the tunnel under
Niagara Falls, died yesterday.
For many years he worked
with engineering firms in the
United States.
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Goes Full. Circle

DIES MONIES, Iowa (AP).-
City librarian Dan Williams
went to a benefit book sale the
other day and paid a dime for
one unusual book someone had
donated for the sale. The book
belonged to the library.
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YOUNG, WILLIAM FRANCIS. On Fri
YOUNG. Of. 1871 H st. ne. devoted
husband Of Frances S. Young. be-
loved brother of Martha Lindsay.
He also is survived by eight nieces
and nephews. other relatives and
friends. Friends are invited to call
after pm. on Monday. March 5,
at the Frazier Funeral Home. 3S9
Rhode Island ave. NV, where serv-
ices will be held ON Tuesday. March
d. at l p.m., the Rev. James A.
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5
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Obituaries
Darn nj Thanka

BRANHAM, ROBERT. The members
OF the family Of the late MR.. ROB-
ERT BRANHAM wish to express
sincere thanks and appreciation TO
/ their many relatives, friends, neigh
pors and co-workers for the many
KIND expressions of sympathy ex.
bereavement.
MRS HELEN C. BRANHAM, MRS.
JOY B. MAYS. 5
PRICE, MARSHALL. The family of
the late MARSHALL PRICE wishes
70 acknowledge with sincere thanks
the kind expressions of your sym
ment. THE PRICE FAMILY. 5
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COPLEY, WILLIAM G. Comrades Of
lNIUl Col. James S. Petit Camp,
-N~ U. S. W. v. will assemble
lyfSTN At the Rinaidi Funeral itiTai
EHs3flHW Home, SIG Il st. ne,
@SSSN@ Tuesday. March 4. 1867.
TWTN at pm, for services
@ for our late comrade.
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HUNTER, EMANUEL. Suddenly

Friday, March ., 1852. EMANUEL
HUNTER of 164S Trinidad ave. ne,
devoted husband OF Gussle nuntef'
father of Elizabeth Skipper. Dorothy
and Eugene Hunter Of Richmond.
Va. and Dennis johnson. He also
beth Sawyer OF Brooklyn, NY. and
Verna Oliver of Philadelphia, Pa;
four grandchildren. many Ulhv. rcla >
tives and friends. After pm, Mon
day. March ,. friends may call at
Frazier's Funeral Home. 3S9 Rhode
Island ave. NV. where services will
be held on Tuesday. March 6, at
IL am. Interment New Bern, N. c.
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ARDAH FULLER. Secy.
Redo, ANNIE MAY tsIs). On Sun
day, March 4. 1862, at District
General Hospital (SIS) ANNIE MAY
Redo of Is E st. Sc. the beloved
sister of Eva Hall Carter. She also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. Notice of funeral later
Arrangements by William Spangler
Funeral Home. 524 Sth st. ne
Contact family at 626 E st. Sc,
Apt 4
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,nAyIs. CHARLEs J. On Friday, March

2, I9b2. CHARLE6 J, DAVIS OF
1919 Monroe st. NV. beloved
brother of George S. Davis He also
is survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Davis may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 80 H ST. ne. after > pm,
Monday, where services viii be held
Tuesday. March g. at $50 am
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 5
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ELLIS, RENEE. On Friday, March 2

1862, RENEE ELLIS, q Beloved MAt infant It
Ellis, sister of Glenn Morris and
Carolyn Ellis and GRANDDAUGHTER Of
Almeta Ellis. After 8 pm. Monday,
March 3. friends may call at the
Rollins Funeral Home. 4339 Hunt
pl. ne. Services Tuesday, March g.
at l pm. at the above chapel
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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Under. DONNA MARIE. Suddenly

on Saturday, March 8, 1862. DONNA
MARIE Under of 1920 Thayer ST.
ne, infant daughter of George
and Lorraine Under, beloved grand
daughter of James and Irene Mar
shall and Frences Tyson. Other
relatives and friends also survive.
After, pm. Monday. March 3.
friends may call at the above resi-
dence. Funeral services Tuesday.
March 6. at St. Georges Episcopal
Church, I'd and U SITS. NV. Services
by Hall Bros.
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DEATHS

announcements OF
Services by Chambers
Merson, Miksa W. ". Cha mbers Co.
Dixon, Elizabeth W. W. Chambers Co
Flynn. John
Marshall W. w. Chambers Co.
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GILLIs, MATTHEW J. On sunda,

March 4 1867. at Providence Hos.
pital, MATTHEW j. GILLIs OF
1249 Independence ave. Sc, beloved
husband of Bertha Gillis. Also sur
viving are two daughters, two sons,
nineteen grandchildren, ten great
grandchildren, one aunt, other rela-
tiveS and many friends. Remains
resting at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st. ne.
Notice of funeral later
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FLYNN. John MARSHALL. AT Alb

queraue. ~ Mex, formerly Of Wash
ington, D. c.. on March l.. 1862,
husband of Olive Flynn, father OF
Mrs. Evelyn Casey. Richard and
Jane Flynn. Rosary will be recited
at Chambers Funeral Home. $3.50
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md,
where remains will be resting until
Wednesday. March Z. at s am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 9
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HOWARD. CHARLES: On SUNDAY

March 4. 1862, at GEORGETOWN Uni
ARD Of 1855 Lawrence st. ne.
beloved husband of the late Estele
Howard and father of Doris "
Mason and Jewel M. Lee, both OF
Arlington, Va. and William howard
OF Union, N. j. He also is survived
may call at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 29Ol l4th ST. NV
parking facilitieSD. The holy Sacri-
flee of the mass Will be offered al
st. Thomas Catholic Church, lU1
North Thomas ST.. Arlington, Va, on
Tuesday, March 6. at 10 am, for
the repose of his soul lntermeni
Columbia Gardens Cemetery,
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MADDOX, JAMES CARRINGToN. Or

March, 2, 1862, JAMES CARING
Mickle Maddox of 525 Rock Glen
I'd, Wynnewood. Pa. Also survived by
two daughters. Mrs. Robert Gardner
OF Camp Hill, Pa, and Mrs Edwin
York, Of Wheaton, Md, and two
sisters. Mrs. Charles Mason. Wash
lngton, D. c., and Mrs. Horace
Wardman of HyattSville, Nd In
terment private. A memorial service
VIII be held at St. Mary's Episcopal
Church. Ardmore. Pa, tuesday.
March 6, at IL am. IN lieu OF
flowers, contributions may be sent 10
the memorial fund Of st, Mary
Church. Ardmore Pa. ;
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L. D. DeROSSI, W. NJ.
2 NICK Secy


Thursday, March /. 1862. EUGENE
A. BARROW formerly of Glenn Dale,
Md. beloved son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie C. barrow and brother of
Joan Marie and Leslie Keith Oar
row. He also is Survived by his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Darrow and Mr.: and Mrs. Byron
Westfall. Friends may call at
Gaschs Funeral Home. 4T39 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsville. Md After
pm. on Monday where services
will be held on Thursday March
6. at 1:15 pm Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. D
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OHO55HzAINDi JANES W. 4 Special
81 e.: !. s: :: /;
M NO for Tuesday. March g.
NNOLN 1862, at 8 am. for the
brother, JAMES W. GRASSLAND,
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va. at
10 am.
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BALLARD. CHARLOTTE L. On satur-
DAY. March 3. 1862. CHARLOTTE
L. BALLARD. beloved sister of
George w. and Burton M. Lang
henry. Funeral from the Walter w.
Deal Funeral Home, 1912 Georgia
ave- NV. on Tuesday March 6,
At 2:30 pm. Interment Fit. Lincoln
Cemetery.
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KELLY. GEORGE. On satnrdau March

Buchanan ST. NV, GEORGE KEEL
LY. beloved husband of the late
Katherine Williams Kelly and father
OF Lillian NJ. Kelly Recitation of the
rosary by the Holy Name Society of
March ,. at $50 p. m. Funeral from
the Timothy Hanlon Funeral Home,
414S Wisconsin ave. NV, on Tues
day, March 8. at $3.50 am. Re
Guiem mass at St. Gabriels Church.
Grant circle NV. at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Rela-
tives and friFnds invited.
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MARTIN, JOSEPH INJURY JOE). o.

Friday March >, 1862, JOSEPH
MURRI MARTIN of 23I7 Ontario
rd;, ". beloved husband of Isa-
belle Martin. father of Joseph C.
Martin, brother of Raymond Martin
He also is survived by four grand
children, three sisterS-in-law, other
relatives and host of friends. After
pm, Monday. March ). friends
are invited to-. call at the Jarvis
funeral services will be held Tues
day. March g. at | r.m Interment
Harmony Memorial PARK
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EDWARD G. PAINTER. Comdr.

JAMES W. On Saturday,
March 3. 1862. at Fairfax HoSpital,
JAMES W. GRASSLAND Of f26
Prosperity lane, Fairfax. Va, be-
loved husband Of Mary Jane Cross
land, father of Sherry Camille and
brother of Mrs George Emery. John
z; Grassland of Houston. Tex. and
Henry A. Grassland of Rockville.
Md. Friends may call at the Ives
Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd
Arlington; Va, where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. March
.. at 10 am. 1nterment National
Memorial Park.