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fessional societies. He had pub
lished more than rs articles in
scientific journals on basic and
applied research in the study
of cancer.
He leaves his wife Phera of
the home address, 10604 Wheat
ley street, Kensington: a son,
Herbert E., jr., of New York.
and three daughters, Mrs. C.
C. Marshall. jr., of Camp Hill,
Pa; Mrs. Don Fielding of Nor
wich, N. Y. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Briggs of Kensington. He also
leaves eight grandchildren.
Services were yesterday at
the Humphrey Funeral Home,
1857 Wisconsin avenue, Be-
thesda. Burial was in Rock
vile Cemetery.
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DR.. H. E. KohIer Dies,
Cancer Researcher

DR.. Herbert E. Kahler. IS. a
retired biophysicist in cancer
research. died Thursday at the
National Institutes of Health
Hospital after a short illness.
DR.. Kahler was recognized as
an authority in his field. A
theoretical physicist, he joined
the Public Health Service in
1923 as a biophysicist and
transferred 10 years later to
the newly created National In
Stitute of Cancer, where he en-
tered biological research. There
he devised a new method of
isolating v;ruseS in their pure
form which notably widened
the study Of the relatively un-
known virus.
He also invented a body fluid
measuring instrument widely
used in the study of cancer.
A native of Tolo, Greg, he
graduated from the University
of Washington in 1918 and re-
ceived a Pho. in physics from
Cornell University four years
later. He taught at Yale Uni
versity the following year and
then continued his graduate
study in Germany under such
noted physicists as Albert Elm
stein and Max Planck. In 1927.
after completing his studies, he
joined the Pittsburgh research
staff of the Westinghouse C orp.,
leaving the following year to
join the United States Public
Health Service. He retired in
1860 as chief of biology in the
physiology laboratory at the
institute.
He was a member of Phi
Beta Kappa. several graduate
fraternities and numerous pro-
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Seth H.LoW,
WiIdIife Aide

Seth Haskell Low, so, a biol
ogist and wildlife expert, died
Friday of cancer at the Mont
gomery County General Hos
pital in Sandy Springs.
Mr.. Low, for many years a
biologist with the Department
of Interior. was a native Of
Quincy. Mass. He was a grad
uate of Milton Academy and
Harvard University. Since his
graduation from college he had
been in charge of wildlife ref
uges in many parts Of the
Nation.
Mr.. Lows first association in
the field was the Austin Orni-
biological Research Station at
Eastman, Mass. He next joined
the Department of Interior and
became manager of the Des
Laos Wildlife Refuge at Ken
mare, N. OAK, and later served
as manager of the Salt Plains
refuge in Cherokee, Okla.
His most recent duty before
retiring last year was as a biol
ogist at the Patuxent Wildlife
Research Center in Laurel, Md.
Mr.. Low lived in Unity, Md.
He was president of the Bal
timore Bird Club, president of
the Maryland Ornithological
Society, past president of the
Eastern Bird Banding Associa-
ton, a member of the Board of
Governors of the Montgomery
County Citizens Planning As
ISOLATION and a member of the
Board of Governors of the Rock
Creek Watershed Association.
Mr.. Low leaves his wife, ann;
a son, Seth T. Low; a daugh-
ter, Margaret, and two broth
erS, G. Prescott Low and R.
Cutler Low.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
day at st. Paul's Methodist
Church, Laytonsvil;e, Md. The
family has requested that ex-
preSSionS of sympathy be in
the form of cont buttons to
the American Cancer Society.
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DrathH

VIDA M. On Friday, March
80, 1862. VIDA M. WARD. the
beloved wife Of Wilfred W. Ward
and mother of William M. Ward:
sister OF Mrs. Juanita Holdings
worth Alice Mae. Hubert H. and
Guy NARROW. Funeral from the
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home, 4Sl.
Georgia ave. NV. on Monday, April
,. at 10 am. Interment Prospect
Hill Cemetery. Front Royal. Va.
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C.R. Cornthwuite,
Engineerin
Ordnance Office

Clayton r. Cornthwaite, 81,
a materials engineer in the re-
search and development divi-
sion of the Office of the Chief
of Ordnance, Defense Depart
ment, died yesterday at Wash
ington Hospital Center after a
brief illness.
Born in CasSopolis, Mich,
Mr.. Cornthwaite was a 1890
graduate of DePauw Univer-
sity in GreencaStle. Ind. En-
ployed with the National Paint,
Varnish and Lacquer ASsocia-
ton from 1885 to 1899, he later
worked as a chemist with the
District highway department
until joining the Defense De-
partment in 1912.
Mr.. COrnthwalte, who held a
Civilian MeritoriouS Award fol-
his Defense Department work
during World War II, had writ
ten many articles on paints, pro-
tective coating and deteriora-
ton of materials.
He leaves his wife, Margaret
and two children, John and
jeanne, all of the home ad-
dress, 1923 North Early street
Alexandria; three brothers
Blake, of 4510 North Thirty
seventh street, Arlington; Rob-
ert, of Wilmington, Del, and
LaVerne, of Redondo Beach
Calf; a sister, Mrs. Alice
Clevenger, of the Auburn Gar
denS Apartments in Alexandria
and his father, Arthur B., OF
Cambridge City, Ind.
Funeral services will be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at the
Everley-Wheatley Funeral
Home. Burial will be in Cam
bridge City, Ind.
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Darn nf Chunks

BENNETT. MRS. DARRINE JOHNSON,
The family of the late MRS. OAR
RINE JOHNSON BENNETT of zoos
South Pollard ST.. Arlington, va,
wishes TO aSknowIeGsf yne e Sn
through cards. flowers. telegrams
and other kind deeds during our
JAMES BENNETT.
BYRD. ARTHUR L. The wife and
relatives wish to express sincere
thanks and appreciation to the many
friends and neishbors Who were SeISsr Sc
Also Orderly Beck of the Washing
W." MRS. ALEXINE BYRD.
BICKFORD. GERSHoN P We wish
to thank the Rev. Koch. the Ma
sonic Lodge. the BIRMINGHAM Lodge
of Beltsville, Md, and the Citizens
Bank Of MARYLAND: We aIso WISH
to express our thanks for flowers
~ THE BicKFoRD FAMILY.
DAVIS. MARY J; We wish to THANK INK
relatives for their many cards, How
ers. telegrams and acts OF klnd,
ness during the illness ana oeath Oh
k MAHY Z Z P BAyIs AND FAMILY.
LEWIS, MARY E. We wish to thank
the Pastor, members and FRIENDS
of the Zion Baptist Church, nelgh
bors and relatives for their kind
Of our aunt Mary E; Lewis.
HER NIECES, Maynilla Brown and
Bernice Ridley.
McGRIER. MISERGT. HERBERT. The
MfsERGT. HERBERT McGRIE;R
wish to express their sincere thanks
to Capt. Parker, officers and mem :
bers OF the organization 10 Wnlcn
he was attached. and to the lrlenos
who donated cars and flowers lor
their kind expressions of sympathy
during their recent bereavement.
MRS LOUISE McGRlER.
MILLER. OLLIE d. To the friends
OF the family of the late OLLIE
D. MILLER We wish TO express ouI .
sincere thanks S to y, . the Syinp"'"'
MR., AND MRS. BLEASE COLLINS.
OFTEN, EMMA B. We wish to, ex-
press our deep gratitude 70 all OF
our friends and relatives ior tne:r
kind expressions Of iouTII,s during
our recent Oe'ea's" The FAMILY.
oUANDER. MAUDE P. we wish ,, 10
thank our many friends. relatl'es
and neighbors for all expressions u
n nSi Of our mother. MRS. MAUDE
oUANDER. Also the sisters
fathers and staff of Providence Hos
pital. May Gods blessing pc WIN
each and every one Of Squ,,uv
THE oUANDER FAMILY
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1ratha

ADAMS. LORENZO P; LaqrIs,vs N on
SATURDAY. March 81, lg62' LO nEESEiS
P. ADAMS Of 3515 New ,i HsmrIS ateT
ARRANGEMENTS by jarvis.
ALLEN. THERESA X. tnss b heR" At
On Wsd nssdSs: M MaEei5ai. 10 THERESA
8 <; AahEM ' dfiye! Mount RainisT'
Ma beloved wife of Arthur. Arthur 4 4
Allen. mother Of y MIS- Mrs In SADIE n.
stopeT ,, d aug SISTER OF H Of james VI:
B Bee eGTIta;ndSs 1e Prayers at the
& H. Hines Co. Funeral hoHe, -ji y
l4th St; NV on ira M4nS~ facilities;
shence to st. Anthony's Cathoic
church. 10Th and Monroe SIS; h IT,
where the molly sacrlIlee u m
ma ih. vi" repose Of her soul. Interment
ST, Mary's Cemetery.
BApEN. JOSEPH I. On Friday; o MaTsih
80, 1852, at PT 1EN th. Beloved
SSoGsSS aPad Of Louise ShB urnham Baden en-
h husISSu NJ sister Rose Therese ana
,John Baden. Funeral from the SsRI
- mons Bros. Funerai nrTino facili-
mes t IN to Mt. calvery CATHOLIC
Church: FoIestviIle;i, Me- be- W Ufiered " at
requiem N t mass tbs W repose Of his soul.
IN inte 4 Cedar Hill Cemetery. :
.RKckFoRD. coRINE, on sst yEdsS i.
March 81: 1862; suddaeSneS acoRTNE
ppaaGnKSFoRRD SSp Of 90 55th st, ne;
beloyed mother of ATTORNEY EISen6s
NJ. Beckford. She IS also ,h sIrT reis-
by ] brother. siS 'riendS, Funeral
a snS interment Henderson. NORTH
Carolina Local srrsnGemeFF5mSn ersl
Home. 3Ol5 18th st. ne
ROCKFORD. CoRINE. on Saturday dsS
March al. 1852, suddenly At EI eeE
mans Hospital, CORINE TSd1bsr 81
..f 81 IN S' Eugene NJ. Bedford. She !:
aioa snryiyed by one brother. two
sisters S other relatives and ~, man y
friends. ARRANGEMENTS ~ John
Rhines g. Co. Funeral fome
pETTINGER, KATHLEEN. on Friday lay
Mach 70 1852, at her home. Az
Nd. KATHLEEN att,5 5EI motto motRer o.
e 81 ayna A and Sd'' john l., BettinEeE
SaTahter Of Mrs. Catherine v
soons, and %,,t sister and Of M MTs j ESl
Al the Warner E. Humphrey Fun isis,
Home s434 Georgia ave- o..ci1S Siiye'
Mass SPriHe will be offered for the, repos;
Of her soul on Mon ndSssii ApT cathol Il
rbrrch. "a University blvd: east
Silver Spring. Nd. Interment Ga''
of Heaven Cemetery.
BETZ. ELIZABETH MARY su Dc en- !
on Friday. March go. si ia9-i c6 Ghradd
ave. NV, beloved wife Of pr: An,
drew j. Betz, ST.; mother OF Tnoma:
A Andrew j., IL: Anne MARIE
John A.. James s. and Paul M
sstz; sister Of ". Walt tTo M HTsadshii
Grsn Mrs Betz rests at the w. K
Hante%snn s sUn E TRs4e pr H2@f
iii he said on Monday. April .
rear Of funeral home: EeoSisihi
mass at the Nativity CathoIi'
Church at 10 am. 1nterment ST
Mary's Cemetery.
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With Regard TO q
Card of Thanks

VeT often q cord Of Thanks
in The Stor meets q need
which con hardly be solved in
any other woy. Not only is
il gracious expression Of
gratitude TO those who have
sent florol tributes but also
eeVnsoUsly acknowledges the
services and kindnesses Of
the manY TO whom q personal
note Of thanks eonnot we'll be
moiled or whose nomes cnd
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thanks
moY be oronsed by telephone
10 The Stor. II. $4,000.
The Evening and Sunday Stor
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Anurlin1H

SELTZER. BETTY. There will be an
unvelling in the memory Of BETTY
SETTER on Sunday. April /, 1862
at pm. at Beth-Sholom Cemetery
Relatives and frlenGs invited.
THE FAMILY.
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ROBERTSON, NELLIE ROSE. On 81

ROBERTSON. NELLIE ROSE. On Sat
HOSE HOSE RoBERrsoN q ayq ss1s P1piaT
ave. Tekoma Park, Md. Beloved
wife OF the late Lotion r. Robert
son. Mother of Kenneth r. and Mar
garet L. Robertson. Sister Of Mrs.
Emma Spinnett. Funeral from Col
Inns Funeral Home, 1921 14th st.
NV. on Tuesday, April 3 at l pm.
Interment: Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Visiting hours, 3 to ) and z to 8
p. m. Sunday and Monday 2
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BETZ. ELIZABETH MARY su Sf En- \
CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, Section ~
lots. Reasonable. Phone LII. 4
CFDAR HILL CEMETERY sites,
reasonable. Phone RA. 3-543S.
FOR sALEIParklawn. . RockyilIea -
Life Eternal; Will sell ss Cd 5nd a59s
after 8 pm.
FOR SALE lots. Cedar Hill Gene
terry; choice loc.; worth $1,000; sac sac
rifice, no reas. offer refused. Call
IA. 5-6l1S.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY crypts
Apostles, shs e ca 4474 q me evenings aHaxs
FoRT LINCOLN CEMETERY Gthe Gar
den Of ApostleS)-A dbl. crypt plus
marker Reas. VIII. 6-3991.
FORT LINCOLN sites lot 40,
block 9: valuation. SS75; sell for
500 cash. Call Cleveland, Ohio
AC. 1-5747. collect.
HALF PRICE-For sale for $500 cash.
cemstsgs Gss n MaiOniS sTsfEh
Cemetery Hyattsville, Md. Write
P. o. Box TO. Chapel Hill; n c.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL. PARK. Falls
Church V snt7 Also lot s ates Same i9fa
s afea: ne Feas eH'i ia. ae4s69.
NATL. MEMORIAL PARK-Has 4 lots,
high elevation and trees; terms.
Call OWNER. Ell. 3-3310.
TWO CHOICE CRYPTS in fabulous
Fort Lincoln MsuSoleum, priced con-
siderably under market value for
Quick sale: terms to suit. w. c.
HANSON. Pc. 2-241S.
WASH. NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
Suitland I'd Sc, Wash.-Plot for 4
beaut. location; sell at bargain. Call
DU 5-S423.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
400 Georgia Ave. NV. RIA. 3-7411
ESTABLISHED OVER 80 YEARS
FraZier'S Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
AID. 2-7795
ESTABLISHED SINCE 1884
AMBULANCE SERVICE. SIS
VETERANS ALLOWANCE. $3.50
w. K. Huntemann & Son
FUNERAL HOME
5732 Ga. Ave. RIA. $500. RIA. 6-019I
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urday. March 81. 1862. WILLIAM
v. CHERI. the beloved husband OF
Annette NJ. Cheri and father OF
Helen Benford, Raymond Cheri, son
brother Of Rose MeaiO, Louis, James,
Frank. Nick, George. Henry. ir. ano
Alfred Cheri. Funeral from the Wal
ter w. Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl4
Georgia ave. NV. on Tuesday, April
3: at 1890 am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery .
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BROWN. GILBERT WALTER.

BROWN, GILBERT WALTER. on
Thursday. March 20, 1862. GILBERT
WALTER BROWN of 500 Mount
Vernon place NV. son of Walter
and Leoia Brown. Also surviving
are grandfather. Robert john
son; four auntS. Vernetta Rober-
son. Lucille Greenfield. Lavada Ben
nett and Helen WASHINGTON; one
uncle, Otis Robertson, and a host
of other relatives and friends No
tice of funeral later. Arrange
ments BY Rollins. >
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MOVE, LOTT. REV. On Thursday.
March 80, 1852. REV. lori MOVE oSi;
of 51S 14th st. Sc, devoted husband
Quincy P. Moye. brother of Lonnie
McCray. He also is survived by two
grandchildren. Patricia Ann and
Gwendolyn A. Moye. one daughter-
tn-law. Jane r. Moye. other rela-
tives and friends. After - noon
Monday. friends may call at his late
residence. Services will be held on
tuesday, April 3, at 80 pm. from
the Church of God, 1904 Bird st. NV,
Rev. c. ]. Benjamin. pastor, Rev
R. S. Jackson and Rev. Naomi Pat
terson officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Ian,nI Cemetery. Services by
PAILEN, ELIZABETH. Officers and
WV members of Columbia Temple
Nn0 No. 422. I.B.P.O.E. of W
nM are hereby notified of the
N death of daughter. ELIZA.
BETH PAILEN. Elk services
will be held pm. Sunday
- April /, 1862 at the Wash.
ington Funeral Home, 1927 Dear
MARY E. BUTLER.
Daughter Ruler,
BLONGE w. HAWKINS.
Financial Secretary.
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DONOVAN, RALPH H.. On Frida,

DONOVAN. RALPH H. On Friday.
March 80. 1862. at WASHINGTON
Hospital Center. RALPH H. DONO-
loved husband of Rose B. Donovan,
brother of Leo T. Harry c., John T,
Eugene c. Donovan and Florence v.
Donovan. Services at the S. H.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th
st. NV. on Tuesday. April 3. at
10 am. (parking facilitiesl Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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SCOTT. LOLA H. On Thursday. March

SELBY. EVELYN B. Suddenly on Fri
day, March 80, 1862. at her resi-
dence. 432 Atm st. ne, EVELYN B.
SELBY. wife of Chester Arthur
Selby. jr. She also is survived by
five sisters. four brothers, host
OF other relatives and many friends.
Notice of funeral later. Malvan &
Schey, Inc. Morticians.
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CROSBY. EMMA. Suddenly on Wednes-
dence, 94is nth st. NV, EMMA
CROSBY. the beloved mother OF
David Trotter. She also is survived
by other relatives Friends may cal
at the Malvan & Schey. Inc. Funera
Home, New jersey ave. and r st
NV. on Monday. April .. after
) pm. where funeral services viii
be held on Tuesday April 3. al
1880 am. Interment Arlington
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c. c. GUERTIER. Master.

NV. ROY LEE JACKSON, beloved
husband Of Teckla F. jackson. father
of Renilda G. Vaughn and BERTHA
NJ. Carmen. Friends may call at the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 5101
Wisconsin ave. NV, where prayers
will be said on Tuesday. 1890 am,
April 3. Inte-ment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery .
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CLARK, MARY swINGLE. On Friday

NLAhh, MIMI SWINULE. On FTIuay
March 30, 1862. at her home, 81
MARY sWfN SSii 1 CLARK. ASs BELOVED Me:
wife Of the late DR.. Charles c
Clark. mother OF Mrs. Mary Eliza.
beth Hassell. Mrs. Anita CLARK
Bogley, Charles c., ir. and R. Dun
can CLARK, sister of Mrs. Mabel II
Street and Robert J. Swingle. She
also is survived by IL grandchildren
and one great-grandchild. Friend;
may call at the Tyson Wheeler
Funeral Home. 1881 East Mont
vile. Nd. until 10 pm, Monday
April >. Services at Mrs. Clark's
residence. Tuesday, April 3, at pm
Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. 2
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WITH, M. MADALINE. On Saturday,
March 81 1872 NJ MADALINE

March 81. 1862. M. MADALINE
Arlington, Va. wife of Samuel j.
With and mother of John. Linda,
Mary. Samuel, Edward. Ann Marie
and Robert With. daughter Of Attic
]. Ham, sister Of George. Carl, John
and Dorcas Ham and Lucille Angle.
Funeral from Pearson's Funeral
Home. Az N. Washington ST., Falls
Church. Va. on Tuesday, April 3,
at l 80 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. .
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CRIsT. Myrtle b. On Friday

March 80, i5ss, Myrtle B. cRis s1
of 1851 Lexington ST., Kensing-
ton, Md. beloved wife OF the late
Howard P. Crist. father Of Howard
Mrs. Matte Fox and Archie Phillips
Four grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren also survive. Friend.
are invited to call at the Be.
thesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
of Robert A. Humphrey, Be.
thesda. Md. where services will be
held on Monday, April .. at IL BE
am. Interment Mount Zion Gene.
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'E MsrsS 3 1ss@' on Mo mhgr'd ato
Hospital: ELLIS s. JENKINS. the
beloved husband Of Elsie G. jenkins
(nee Nothsy). father Of Doris @.
a aed ais. soms S iarvy sSnn 3
four brothers and two grandchil-
dren.N Funeral from the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home, 1861 Good
d a0D MONDAY nd Sc AD1 parking e tafitIsS
Services at Fort Myer Chapel, Va,
tionsl Cemetery.
JACKSON, WILLIAM. On Thursday.
Hospital. WILLIAM JACKSON Of
81 Eye st. Sc: beloved husband
ds Ma Ayent s SaSkS Spor father o S Sf M
Oscar, John and George jackson.
He also is survived by other rela-
tives and friends. The, late MI.
S SasEsG4 F may be zo ylewed 40 at the
ne. after IL am. Sunday: April
April 2. at Peoples Union, Baptist
Church. I'LL South Carolina ave.
Kennel er ofieiat i@ ' Ente Has AZ:
lington National Cemetery. 1
JOINER. ROBERT t. On Thursday
ROBERT T. JOINER. beloved hus-
band of Tracy G. Joiner. brother
of Mrs. Katherine ]. Nelson OF
Washington. D C; Mrs, Margaret
Sumpert of San Bernardino. Calf
and H. B. Joiner of Texas. Friends
may call at the Money q King
Funeral Home. III Maple ave. west
Vienna, Va. where services will
1915 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. l
LEWIS. BERTHA d. OF 1925 Vernon
dr., Silver Spring, Md. on March
30. 1862 beloved wife of the late
Thomas ]. Lewis, mother of Mrs
| Lillian s. Marks, Mrs. Gladys NJ
Stone. Mrs. Marion E. Roberts ano
Mrs. Mildred L. diff. Andrew F.
Russell ". James W. and Wilton K
Lewis. Services at Chambers Funera,
Home, SIT 18th st. Sc. on Mon.
| day. April .. at 2:3O pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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CHAMBERS, LOTTIE 7. or Washing
ton. y. c., on March -, 1902
sister Q. Mary G. Van Sise, gTand.
mother OF Frank B. Boiling. before;
Stambaush ana Barbara WARNS
Remains al Chambers Funera
Home. oil 18th st. Sc. until Nor
day. April y. at 10 am. Service:
al Full Gospel Tabernacle Church
glJ Mass. ave. NV, at IL an
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. l
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MOOhE' HORACE. An emergent com.
g. e 4 ] ] &
a munication of WASHINGTON
M NO for 1:45 pm, Monday
" 2901 14th St NV, for thu
purpose OF conducting the lasi
Masonic rites for our late brotber
HORACE MOORE.
JOHN B. CLEMMONS. Secretary
ERNEST FITZGERALD w NJ
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bhUUhS, MAXI z. On FFIday, March
30. 1862. at the Suitlano Nursing
Home, MARY E. BROOKS tneG
Ogden) OF 1910 Insey st. Sc. be.
loved wife of william NJ. Brooks
She also is survived by nleces and
nephews Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th 81. and Mass,
ave. ne, where services will be
held on Monday. April >, at 2:3U
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
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DOUGLAS. HENRY W. On Saturday

DOUULhS, HENh1 W. Oh 0alUTuayl
March 81. 1862. HENRY W.
DOUGLAS of 1914 Upshur ST. NV,
beloved husband OF Elizabeth
Douglas. Three sons, Rev. James Z.
Douglas. William Smailwood and
Revell Davis. two daughter, Mes
danes Dorothy Cough and Thelma
Douglas. IA srandchildren. other
relatives and friends also survive
After pm. Monday remains will
lie in state at the St. Mary's Baptist
Church, 5000 Kansas ave. NV. until
time of funeral at l pm. Tuesday
officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS
by the Hoffman Funeral Service.
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CRAWFORD, KATE r. On Wednes-
day, March %. 1862, KATE R
CRAWFORD. beloved wife of the late
Lewis r. Crawford. mother of Mrs
Arthur r. Woods. She also is sur
vived by two grandsons and one
great-grandson. Services on Mon
day. April .. at am, at st
Johns Episcopal Church, Wisconsin
ave and Bradley lane. Bethesda
Md. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 1
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BICKFORD, GERSHON P. We wish
to thank the Rev. Koch. the, Ma
of Beltsville, Md. and the Citizens
Bank Of Maryland. We also wish
to express our thanks for flowers
from our many friends.
TuE pTCKEORD FAMILY
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DUBOSE, PROPHET. On Thursday.
NJ 80 90 Ias.l = RQPIIl.r IlIIRGSL,

Marcn %, 1862, PROPHET DUBOSE
of - Eve St. NV. beloved hIs-
band Of Luvenia Dubose, father OF
Mrs. Luvenia Wayne. Mrs. Jean
Clinkscale. Joseph and Ernest Du-
hose, brother of Preston Dubose.
He also Is survived by IL grand
children, other relatives and friends.
The late Mr. Dubose may be viewed
at the Stewart Funeral Home. 81
H st. ne, after 3 pm. Monday
April >. where services will be
he'd Tuesday, Apri. ,. at IL am
Intermeht Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. =
ELLIOTT. JOHN R. On March 81
1862, at Bradenton. Fla. JOHN R
ELLIOTT of Edgewater. Md. belovec
husband Of Alicia Elliott. Services
! am. Monday. April , in the Fit
Myer Chapel. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Reposing at tn,
Hopping Funeral Home. l72 IVES
St. Annapolis, Md. until $50 am
Monday. 2
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BEVINS. IDA ILENA. On Thursday
March 90. 1862. IDA ILENA BEVINS
Friends may call at the S. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. S9Ol l4th ST
NV parking fscilitHsl Service.
from Full Gospel Tabernacle, 9li
Mass. ave. NV, on Monday. Apri
=. at 30 pm. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. tClinchport. Va. paper!
please copy)
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CEDAR HILL CEMETERY, Section II,
lots. Reasonable. Phone LII. 4
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a special communication OF
81 E.: !! ! E. ) e:
W. the purpose Of conduct
~ ing Masonic services for
our late brother. HAMILTON
MORRIS HUTTON.