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Mrs. CouiIIurd,
Former Dean at
Antioch COLLEGE

Mrs. Priscilla Taylor Couil-
lard, 40, a former faculty mem
Der at Antioch College, yellow
Springs, Ohio, died Tuesday at
George Washington University,
Of cancer.
The wife of Jarvis B. Couil-
lard of Jarvis Couillard Associ-
ates Film Producers, she had
Travelled extensively making
movies with her husband, in
Guiding, New Faces of Africa. +"
They had lived here since 1859
at 1000 Sixth street S.W.
Mrs. Couillard served on the
faculty Of Antioch College from
1916 until her retirement three
years ago due to illness. She
spent her 1878 sabbatical year
in Europe and Africa.
At Antioch, she first served as
dean Of freshmen women, then
as guidance director of the col
lege's cooperative job program.
Born in Bismarck. N. D., Mrs.
Couillard grew up in LaMoure,
N. d. She attended Fairfax
Hall, Waynesboro, Va. Emer-
son College in Boston, and was
graduated from the University
of North Dakota at Grand
Forks in 1884, the valedictor-
ian Of her class.
In addition to her husband,
at the family address, Mrs.
Couillard leaves two daughters,
Mrs. william E. Alexander, 14O5
Twenty-first street NV, and
Miss Mallory Couillard Of Co.
lumbus, Ohio, and a sister, Mrs.
Donald Murtha, Bill First road
N, Arlington.
Memorial services will be
Sunday at the Antioch College
Chapel. Burial will be In
Minneapolis.
The family asks that ex-
preSsioonS of sympathy be in
the form of contributions to
the Antioch College scholar
ship fund for African students.
The college has set up a
Priscilla Couillard fund to &C
cept contributions.
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Sister St. Hugh,
Served in D. c..

Sister Mary st. Hugh, for
mer superior and principal Of
Mother of Mercy School here,
died today in st. Joseph's Hos
pital, Carbonate, Pa.
At her death she was supe-
rior of Marywood, Motherhouse
of the Sisters, Servants Of the
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Order. She had been a mem
Der of the order for 81 years.
A native Of Scranton, Pa,
she entered the novitiate of
the order in September, 1880,
and was admitted to religious
profession in April. 1888.
She leaves her brother, DR..
Lawrence L. Lennon, chairman
of the department of psycho1-
ogy at the University of Scran-
ton.
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Gen. John Dewitt Dies;
War MobiIizer in Al

zen. JOnn LeSeSne DE Will,
USA (retired), who was COM
handing general of the Western
Defense Command during the
mobilization after Pearl Harbor,
died yesterday at the age of
80. after a heart attack.
He died on the way to
Georgetown University Hospi-
tai after suffering a heart at
tack at his home, 3505 Davis
street NV.
When World War II began,
Gen. De Witt was So, and
already had spent A years in
the Army. But he installed an
Army cot in his San Francisco
office and worked seven days
a week on mobilization.
His most discussed order was
the prohibition of crowds of
large size, which stunned the
sporting world and caused the
transfer of the Rose Bowl Game
to Durham, N. c., in 1912.
In charge of transporting the
West Coast Japanese inland,
Gen. De Witt also cracked down
on San Francisco for its in
effective blackout, on Reno for
it's vice, and limited the hours
his soldiers could buy liquor.
Near Indian Fighting
Born at Fort Sidney, Nebr.,
in 1880, Gen. De Witt lived at
Western Army posts when there
still was Indian fighting. A
member of a distinguished Army
family, Gen. De Wits father
and brothers both were gen.
erals.
His 48-year Army career be-
gan when he took an examina-
ton for a second lieutenancy
while he was a student at
Princeton University during the
sh-American War.
A veteran of the 1899
Philippine campaigns, Gen. De
Witt served four tours of duty
in the Philippines.
He organized supplies during
several campaigns of World
War I, serving on the staff Of
the LIST Army in France. For
his work, he received the Dis
tinguished Service Medal with
two oak-leaf clusters, the
French Legion Of Honor and
the Nays Distinguished Serv-
ice Medal.
Gen. De Witt attended the
Geneva Conference for the
Limitation and Reduction of
Armaments in 1927, serving
with the State Department as
a technical assistant. He then
served two years as assistant
commandant of the Army War
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College and was Quartermaster
General for four years.
Headed War College
After his fourth Philippine
tour of duty, as commander of
the Philippine Division in 1884,
Gen. De Witt returned to
Washington in 1887 to become
commandant Of the Army War
College.
In 1899, he was honored at
a testimonial dinner by the
District Chapter of the Rain
bow Division Veterans. The
occasion for the honor was Gen,
De Wits impending departure
to San Francisco to command
the 4th Army. with headquar-
tiers at The Preside.
In 1943, Gen. De Witt became
commandant of the Army
Navy Staff College. He was
serving with the Army Chief
of Staff when he retired in
1947.
A graduate of the Army
School Of the Line and the
Army War College, Gen. De
Witt also received a master of
arts degree from Princeton.
He leaves his wife, Martha
Estes De Witt of the family
address: his son, 1t. Col. John
L. De Witt, jr., of Sarasota,
Fla; four grandchildren and
three great-grandch ildren.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at Fort Myer Chapel.
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
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she served as administrative as
sistant to the National Business
League director. Berkeley G.
Burrell. 49,
Mrs. Daniel leaves her hus-
band, Victor H., of 1911 Girapd
street NE; her brother, Frank
Hazel of Bedford, Mass; seven
children, Is grandchildren and
three great-grandchildren. -
Services will be at II am.
tomorrow in the Mcclure Flu
neral Home, 1920 Ninth street
NV. Burial will be in Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery, Suitland.
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Vitro Gets Contract

A $7.8 million contract for OPP
Grafton and maintenance Of the
Gulf missile range at Eglin Air
Force Base in Florida for the
year beginning next July l
was awarded yesterday to the
Vitro Laboratories of Silver
Spring, Md.
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In MrnInriaut

CRAIG, MRS. MATTE 8. In loving
memory Of our dear sister. MATTE
8. CRAIG, who passed away seven
years ago today, June 81, 1855.
Someone remembers, someone cares,
Your name is whispered in our
A smile. q tear, a thought sincere.
How often we wish you we're here.
Days of sorrow still come over US.
Hidden tears so often flow,
Memories keep you always near us
Though you left us seven years
DEVOTED SISTERS. CARRIE AND
FLORENCE BROWN.
FOREMAN, HATTIE. In memory Of
my mother, HATTIE FOREMAN, who
June 81. 1858.
Through the passing Of the years
thoughts Of you remain forever.
JOHNSON, CLARA AND DOROTHY
CLARA JOHNSON, who passed away
DoRoTHY WARE, who Who PASSED SU away
March 30. 1860.
Gone bu: not ,ioTgottsn,
KING, JULIA E. In loving memory Of
my wife, JULIA 8. KING. who de-
u
June 21. 1860.
MY lips cannot tell how I miss you,
MY heart knows not what to say
God only knows my feeling
Which is hidden behind q smile
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, IRVING
KING AND FAMILY.
YATES, ERNEST A.. Jr. on your birth
day, June 81. 1862.
The cards we always sent you,
You are not here to read, but we
have not forgotten. We trust this
one is the happiest in heaven
and q precious one for US has
gone. A voice we loved is Stilled,
a place is vacant in our midst
which never can be filled.
YOUR BELOVED MOTHER. MA
T1LDA YATES; DEVOTED SISTER
AND BROTHERS, AUSTRALIA
SMITH. CURTIS AND FRANCIS
YATES.
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will be in Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
Friends may call at the R. N.
Horton Funeral Home, 1922
U street NV.
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June 90, 1862, MARY P. ooRDoN
OF $500 10th st. NV, beloved
mother Of Bernard and Harold
Gordon. She also is survived by two
brothers, Max and Dave Portnick,
c cSIh Oh New V,u YORK. and two grand-
Bernard Danzansky g. Sons Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, (parking
iaeilities adjacent), on Friday, June
22, a. 1890 am. Interment B'nai
s ssTael Cemetery; Memorial week.
family suggests contributions NAV
De made to the Heart Fund,
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GEORGE, HAMILTON LANES

UEOkGE, HAMILTON LAMPS. or
Tuesday. june l9, 1892. At Fairfa,
d dHSsBisalE bS SSSME s. zI HEdAMnMToS
George. He also IS survived ed By oi tHt
sisters Mrs. Goldie Williams and
Mrs. Virginia Williams. Friends maj
call ct the Money a. King Funera
Home. III Maple ave. west, Vienrls
Friday, June 90, at / pm. Inter.
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery, Wash.
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CHAN, JAMES. On wedne,day. Jun

CHAN, JAMES. On Wednesday, June
90, 1862, at Washineton Hospital
Center. JAMES CHAN, husband Of
Mrs. Esther Chan and father OF Mrs.
Dorothy M. Chin. Mrs. Marjorie Yee,
Jane and Sandra Chan. Friends
4th st. and Massachusetts ave. ne.
where services will be held on Sat
urday, June %. at 12 noon. Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery 90
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HALL, JOHN = On Tussdav Inv ~

HALL, JOHN Z. On Tuesday, June 10,
1852, at his residence. I104 46th
husband Of Mrs. Myra Hail. Asa
surviving are one adopted son.
Richard Childs: q dear friend, c, a
Burke; many nieces, nepheWs, other
relatives and friends. From 4 to 10
Pm Pin ,Lhursday, June 81, remains
Church, Deanwood, zoos 45th ST
ne. Funeral services Friday, June
at p.m., at First Baptist
Church, Chesterbrook, va, the Rev
); II. Fairfax officiating. Intermenj
church cemetery. Arrangements by
Henry S. WASHINGTON a. Sons
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CLAY, MARION EREEMAN. on Mon.

day, June Is, 1852, MARION FREE
MAN CLAY Of las 18th st. Sc,
the DEVOTED sister Of Mrs. Eta
Lyles, Mrs. Mildred Bowie, Mrs.
Ruth Brown, Morris Johnny Free.
leaves many other relatives and
friends. Friends may call Friday,
June %, between and 10 pm,
at the Funeral Home of Alexander
3; Pope. Ala 18th st; Sc. where
the rosary viii be recited at pm.
REQUIEM high mass will be sung
on Saturday, June %, at 9 am, at
the st. Cyprian's Church. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery 22s
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LUCILLE MOSLEY. p. C.
HENRY FERGUSON. R. A.
MATTE p JEFFRlES Secy.

LUCILLE MOSLEY. P. c.
H MsTTfE F e. 5EgPs1E 5: Be- s.cy.
MARTIN, WALLACE H. On Tuesday
pitai, WALLACE H. MARTIN Of
Va. beloved husband q Dorothy s
Matter Matte s aath'E Dale Ct M MT R son
Mrs. Rosaiie Martin, brother Of
Mrs. Mable Martin. George Martin
Mrs; Nellie Campbell, William
f Na5n pS Sf9ss MRS Mf PeaF jones' Mss
Gilmore and Mrs. Blanche Dean.
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
neral Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd,
ees E be seld On Thursday sS a
81, at pm. Interment Columbia
Gardens Cemetery.
MCBRIDE. JOSEPH PINK. Suddenly
on Tuesday. June 10, 1852. JOSEPH
PINK MCBRIDE of 607. Acker st
Bride. He also is survived by six
daughters, Georgia A. Campbell
Nancy Goodman, Ruth L.. Brown
Eyie Edwards. Lucille Baker and
a and % Hheef Ms Me- s9e: Six boD sstsrs
pm. Friday, June %, friends may
call at the Frazier Funeral Home
3S9 Rhode Island ave. nv. Services
Saturday, June %, at pm, al
the. New Bethany Baptist Church
10th and N SITS. NV. the Rev. J. j.
Roger officiating. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. %
MERELLO. CELESTE E. On wednes.
day. June 20; 1862, CELESTE E
P. Merello. Mrs. Merello rests at
the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring. Nd. (parking facilitiesl
Graveside service Friday, June %,
at l pm, at Arlington National
Cemetery. Friends are invited to
assemble at Memorial Gate at 1850
p.mD
MgNsoN. JAMES, sr. Suddenly, on
MUNsoN Of ss7 ? st. NV NV, S SAi%ed
husband of clara Mae Munson.
Also surviving are his. mother. Mrs.
Rosetta Munson: eight daughters,
Adline McWain, Rosealee, Ruth,
Barbour, Evelyn, Airline and Gloria
Munson: two sons, James, jr., and
Leroy Munson: two sisters, Ann
Munson and Catherine Brady; thir-
teen Hd t gT;andehilSren, other relatives
Friday, June %, friends may cali
at the Hoffman Funeral Home. 9O9
9Th st: NV. Funeral services Satur-
gay. June %; at l pm. at the
$40 .Sth st. NV, the Rev. c. H.
Hamilton officiating; Interment Lin
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LEONARD e. Officers
and members OF the st.
~ John Chapter, No. z, Royal
N~A Arch MaSons, are hereby
llHSNI notified of the passing OF
lW lN our companion, LEONARD
lNRN E. MARSHALL. Services
of the chapter will be held
NJ at the Jarvis Funeral
Home. Thursday. June 81, 1862, at
8 pm.
ROBERT WEIGH. H. p.
/. s. MASON, Secy.
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BUTLER, HUBERT. On Sunday. Jun,

IL. 1852, HUBERT BuTTER Of
band s y oris s. s nS p She ass. nus Is
survived BY two sisters, Rosina
Gray and Blondina Stern: one
brother. Alley Butler; other rela-
tives and friends. From 4 to 10
pm. friends may call at the Hoff-
NV. Funeral Friday, June %, at
pm, from the above funeral
home. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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GORE, RELLA. ON Wedne,d.u 1r,

90. 1867. REiIA "GSooF GORE " i4Te
4 st. ne, beloved mother Of James
E scch ana a. sister of Mrs: Claudia
daushter-in-law, Jean Gore: three
grandchildren, two auntS, thirteen
nisces, twelve nephews, q host Of
otner relatives and friends. The
!ate Mrs. Gore may be viewed at
st; me-, after . pm. Friday, June
~. where services will be held
saturday, June %, at / pm, Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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BUCHER; HIEsTER K; on russday,

HOSPITAL. HESTER <. SucHER OF Of
1909 18th ave; Takoma Park. Nd,
father Of Mrs. Lois Recicar and
Mrs. Rose Mary Bryan and brother
Of Miss Elizabeth Bucher Of Read
ing. Pa. Friends may call at the
8. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901
14th st. NV. on Thursday, June 81
from 8 pm. to 8 pm. parking
facilities). Services and intermsnt
: private. In lieu of flowers, contri-
buttons may be made to the Build
ing Fund Of Trinity United Church
Takoma Park, Md.
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GATHER, GEORGIA. On saturd,

June l6, 1862, GEORGIA GATHER
OF l12Q 25th st. NV, grandmother
Of Patricia Williams and Alice Stall
worth, sister Of Ruth Simpson. she
also is survived BY, other relatives
Thursday. June Fl, friends are In.
vited 70 call at the Jarvis Chapel
1882 You ST.. NV, where funera
services will be held Friday. Jun9
-, at 1 pm. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. III
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HALL, JOHN z. ALI officers and mem
ue-.l bers Of Columbia Lodge, No.
Mcn# SO. 1. B. p. o.. Z. Of W.,
are notified Of the death of
W~I our brother. JOHN Z. HALL.
Session Of sorrow 1880 pm.
~ Thursday, June 81, 1862.
- Elk service $3.50 pm, at
First Baptist Church. Sheriff I'd.
AAu PR EdEs. Il J. DuvALL. E. R.
KARL L. HAWKINS. Secy.
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day June 60. 1862. HOWARD
beloved husband Of Iva Fern Ford
and father Of Baker Ford, Mrs.
Richards, He also Is survived by
his mother, Mrs. Lillian Howard
Ford: a brother, Wilson Ford, and
two sisters. Mrs. Catherine Ewing
and Mrs. Olive Dyck. Friends may
call at the Richey Bros. Funeral
Home, Upper Marlboro, Md, from
pm. until 9 pm. Complete funeral
notice to follow.
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DpathH

HICKS, CHARLES S. On Monday,
June IS, 1862, CHARLES s. HICKS,
formerly Of Springfield, Mass, and
Newark. N. J. he leaves his wife,
Mrs. EVELYN Hicks; q brother and
Columbia. s. c. Local ARRANGEMENTS
BY the Alexander S. Pope Funeral
Home
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1862, 81 the District General Hos S
pital. MR.. HARRY COLE Of 1904
Mrs St Bertha s.s S sssns MsS;p Ct
and Milton H. Cole. He also
Doris Cole: one son-in-law, Dewey
Adams: three grandchildren, other
relatives and friends. Remains rest
ing at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3015 18th st. ne.
friends may call after 4 pm.
THURSDAY, June 81, and where
funeral services will be held Friday,
June %. at 10 am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. Family
Sc. Ant. 1O4 81
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Brown, A. STANLEY. on Wednesday,
tSrium1' ~ a srANIESYs ni BRowS SAn Of
1915 Kenyon st. NV, beloved hus-
band Of the late Florence W. Brown,
father Of Austin s. and Richard w.
Brown and brother Of Mrs. Ger
Friends may call at the 8. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home. 290l 14th st.
NV, after 2 pm. Thursday. June
81 (parking facilities). Services at
the above funeral home on Satur-
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. %
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JOSEPH o. On Wednes-
day, June 20, 1862. at Casualty
Hospital, JOSEPH o. HARRISON,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Bertha K.
Harrison. brother of Bessie. Ida and
Sadie Harrison and father Of Joseph
Hummel of Richmond, Va, and
Sarah Ann Harrison He also is
survived by two grandchildren.
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Saturday, June 30, at 1870 pm.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
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day. june Is, 1869, coNsf al ! Se E.
H: DANIEL of 1911 Girard ST. ne,
wife Of Victor H. Daniel; mother Of
MIS-: Marguerite D. johnson, Mrs.
Hutchinson; Victor c., william J..
Robert A, and John H. Daniel. She
also is survived by other relatives
and many friends. After pm.
ThursdaE, friends are invited to
esn AT the MCGUIRE Funeral Home,
1S2O 9th st. NV, where Services
will be held at IL am. Fridsy
June 20. (Casket will not be opened
on, day Of funeraD Interment lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. %
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MARsHAII. LEoNARp Z. rhe otficerl

LEONARD Z. The officers
n and members Of Jonathan
81 Davis consistory, No. 1, are
st FTsEier's ' Funeral "a D Home
E.AN $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
NS1N at IL midnight Thursday
June 81. 1862, for the funeral
services Of Grand Inspector General
LEONARD Z, MARSHALL.
VICTOR j. TULANE,
Illustrious Comdr. in Chief
JOSHUA B. LAWINGS,
Keeper Of the seal and archives.
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HEIIMAN CATHERINE = On rue,

CA nTIESRRiINE z; On Tues
HELLMAN (nee EngeD Of 1914
31st pl., Hyattsville. Md, beloved
wife Of the late William F. Hellman
and devoted mother Of William F.
Hellman. jr.: August c. Hellman,
Katherine and Anne Hellman. Fu-
neral from the Farley Funeral Home,
6601 Frederick ave-, Gainesville,
Md, on Friday, June %, at 2 pm.
Interment at Loudon Park Gene
terry. Friends please call from
2 until and until 10 pm.
(Hyattsville papers please COPY. D
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June 90. 1862. HARRY P. JONES
beloved brother Of Mrs. Virginia
Shelton, Mrs Annie Ayers, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kelleher. Mrs Louise
Marie Sokei, Mrs. Msrgaret GilcTest,
John Howard. Charles B.. Lawrence
p, Luther D. and William D. Jones,
stepson of Mrs. Daisy E. Jones. Flu
neral services at the Simmons Bros
sc. (parkins facilities), on Friday,
June 20. at IL am. Additional fu-
neral services and interment Green's
boro N q
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JACKSON, ELIZA B. On TUESDAY. Jun

l9. 1862. ELIZA B. JACKSON of
1913 T st. NV. beloved wife OF
SAMUEL Ms Jae RsSFrcs sna fsy0tsd
Mrs. Marion ]. Pryde. Mrs. Ursula J.
Holmes and Charles M. Arthur W.
and Samuel c. Jackson. She also is
survived by her grandchildren, great
many friends. After 4 pm. Friday,
June %, friends are invited to call
ct the MCGUIRE Funeral Home, 1920
9th ST. NV. Funeral from Shiloh
Baptist Church. 9th and P sts
pm. Interment Harmony Memorial
Park. %
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! MARSHALL, LEONARD =. On Tuesday

June 1S. 1862, LE0NARD (.
NE, son of Ii. late Benjamin ).
and Fannie D. Marshall. brother Of
Esther z. Marshall and Grace =,
Bowser. He also is survived by other
relatives and host of friends. After
pm. Thursday, June 81, friends
are invited 20 call at the Jarvis
services will be held at sd. George
Episcopal Church. I'd and You SITS.
NV, on Friday. June %, at $3.50
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers, please
ing Fund or washington Cathedral
Sustaining Fund. 2I
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BROWN, GERTRUDE s. on Tuesday

June 10. 1862, dERTRUDE 5.
BROWN Of 1424 w st. NV, Apt. 3,
wife Of the late Robert B. Brown
Louise b. boy, Hattie Z. Cain, Evelyn
z. NILS. Ruth N, Wright. Patricia
Charles H, Robert c., John B.,
Garland r. and Mary Z. Brown and
william Simms. She also is survived
BY other relatives and many friends.
After pm. Friday. June 20, friends
are invited to call at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Saturday. June %, from
St. Mary's Episcopal Church, 73O
23d st. NV, at 10 am. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. %
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LEWIS W. An emergent
communication Of Lafay-
cite Lodge. No. 10, F. A.
A. M, is called for 9:45
am. Friday. June ~, 1862,
at the Hines Funeral Home.
29Ol l4th st. NV. for the
purpose of performing the
sonic rites for our late
EWTG W NEWMAN
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ROGERS, If. Of f044asoe "e oueensbufAx;
rd., Riverdale, Nd, beloved husband
Of Frances B. Rogers, and father Of
William, A. Rogers III. He also is
survived by his sisters. Miss Mabie
Relatives and friends may call at
Gasch's Funeral Home, 473q Ralti-
more ave, Hyattsville, Nd, from 10
am. Thursday, June 2I, until $40
am. Friday: June 22; thence to st.
dale: Md, where the holy sacrifice
OF the mass will be offered for the
repose OF his soul at Q am. Inter-
ment Mount olivet Cemetery, Wash
lngtOn, ID, C o.
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GREEN. CHARLIE. On Tuesday, Jur

u, 1862, at his residence, 1850
Florida ave. NV, CHARLIE GREEN.
remains resting at the Hall Bros.
Funeral Home, 62l Florida ave. w.
Notice Of funeral later.
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June 20; 1862. EDNA H. " K SoeoSS7z;
wife Of the late John W. Koonts.
mother Rotner Of Floyd z and Edwin g;
grandmother of Mrs. Richard
Harding, Sergt. Carlton Koontz,
USAF, and Louis q. Koontz. She
also Is survived by ten great
Walter W. Deal Funeral Home. 4Si2
Georgia ave. NV, on Saturday,
June %, at 1890 am. Interment
Columbia Gardens. If desired. con-
Memorial Fund, McKendree Method
list Church. %
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HOLLAND, IVA BELL. On Monday,
June IS. 1862, at Central State
Hospital, Petersburg. Va. IVA BELL
HOLLAND, loving wife of George
A. Holland of 1901 North Cameron
ST.. Arlington. Va. She also is sur
vived by a host of other relatives
and many friends. Mrs. Holland
may be seen at the Chinn Funeral
Home. 2605 Shirlington I'd, Arling-
ton, Va. after 8 pm. Thursday,
June 81. Funeral services will be
conducted at IL noon Friday. June
%, at Mount Salvation Baptist
Church, 1861 North Culpeper ST.,
Arlington, Va, the Rev. N. r.
Richardson officiating. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 2l'
HOLT, MARY MORGAN. On Tuesday,
June 19. 1852. MARY MORGAN
HOLT Of 1881 9Th st. ne, beloved
mother of Mrs. Edna Staten and
Leonard M. Holt. She also is sur
Yived by six grandchildren, eight
great-grandchildren, other relatives
and friends. The late Mrs. Holt
may be viewed at the Stewart Fu-
neral Home, 30 H st. me-, after
pm: Friday. June 90. Funeral
Saturday, June %, at the Nineteenth
Street Baptist Church. 10th and
Eye SITS. NV. at II am, the Rev,
Jerry A; Moore officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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SMITH, LAURA G. Officers and mem
" bers of Trinity Chapter,
d; ; al: !; 8 q
the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 14th st. NV, on
Friday June 20, at . am.
FRANCES L. HATOS, W. NJ.
VIRGINIA M. COWLING, Secy.