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A. Suntueei, SO,
Ron Barber Shop
For " Years

Augustine (Gus) Santucci,
SO, who ran Gus Barber Shop
at 815 North Capitol street for
~ years, died Of q stroke Mon
day at the Washington Hospital
Center.
Born in Italy, Mr.. Santucci
came to Washington when he
was 10. He was O member of
the Loyal Order Of the Moose
and the Sons Of Italy.
He leaves his wife, Pauline,
Of the home address, 1904
Fourth street NV: three sons,
Augustine, jr. Of the home ad-
dress; Anthony Of 1921 Midway
street, Wheaton, Md, and Louis
Of Deleane Spring, Fla; and
two daughters, Mrs. Louise
Liklin Of 1928 South Thomas
street, Arlington, and Mrs.
Doris M. Mccoy Of 2976 Second
street Sc.
He also leaves six stepchil-
dren, Vincent Dabbondanza Of
North Forestville, Md; Henry
Dabbondanza Of 1857 Bluehill
road. Wheaton. Md; Joseph
Dabbondanza Of Rockville, Md;
Anthony Dabbondanza Of I'll
@ street Sc. and Mary and
Jessie Dabbondanza, both Of
the home address.
Also surviving are thre e
brothers, Pete Of 8l2 Sligo ave-
nue., Silver Spring. Md; Ralph
Of 1929 Ogden street NV, and
Furice Of 1904 Twelfth street
NV, and two sisters, in Italy.
A requiem high mass will be
said at IL am. tomorrow at st.
Aloysius Catholic Church, 10 I
street NV. Burial will be at
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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Funeral Tomorrow
For Miss Leusenkump

Funeral services for Miss Ann
Leusenkamp. "a, who died
Tuesday Of multiple sclerosis,
will be held at 1880 pm. tomor-
row at the Lee Funeral Home,
Fourth and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. Sc. with private burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
She is survived by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A.
Leusenkamp. at her home adj
dress Of 1921 Kearny street NE.
and q brother. Harry A.
Leusenkamp. jr.. Of $40 Gist
avenue, Silver Spring.
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Fought for LOyalists

Mrs. John A. oDonoghue,
ST.. SO, 9 lifelong resident
Of Washington, died early to-
day at her home. 1910 Thirty
second street NV, after q long
illness.
Mrs. oDonoghue, the former
Florence johnson. was born
within q few blocks Of the
White House, and recalled
when the grounds were open
for concerts and celebrations.
Before her marriage to DR..
ODonoghue, q professor of
medicine at Georgetown Med
ical School who died in 1929,
Mrs. ODonoghue worked as a
secretary for q Washington
correspondent for the Spring.
field (Mass0 Republican.
She was q member Of Holy
Trinity Catholic Church and
q former officer Of the Ladies'
Board Of Georgetown Univer-
sity Hospital.
, Mrs. ODonoghue leaves five
children, Capt. John A. ODon-
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eral in 1899 after the outbreak
Of World War II.
Col. Sweeny picked out q
handful Of American adventur-
ers and organized the Eagle
Squadron of the French Air
Force. When France collapsed,
Col. Sweeney and his United
States flyers crossed the chan
mel to England.
Col. Sweeny was given an
honorary captaincy in the
Royal AIR Force as leader Of
the fledgling American Eagle
Squadron that was to fly In
combat under the command Of
Squadron Leader Erwin Gibson
Taylor Of New York.
Served a. Reporter
The soldier of fortune raj
lied both the American flyers
and the British with his STIR
ring speeches and broadcasts.
During his career, Col.
Sweeny also served as q cor
respondent for American pub
locations. He returned to the
United States in 1912, and in
1914 made his home In Salt
Lake City.
Survivors include his widow,
Eva who lives In France; and
q son, Charles, jr., Of Salt Lake
City.
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Garh nf Chunks

LEE, IQHN 8. Ths wife and family
Of JOHN 8. LEE wish to express
their deepest gratitude to the many
friends, Pullman porters and hon
orary pallbearers and all who as
sisted In the funeral services.
WIFE, MRS. GENEVA LEE, %
ROTH, JAMES M. I wish to expreas
my sincere thanks and deep grati-
tude for all the personal Kindness,
expressions OF sympathy and the
lovely flowers received during the
recent illness and death OF my hus-
band, JAMES M. ROTH
MRS. NETTIE H. ROTH.
JOSHUA. The wife and the
family Of JOSHUA SAMPSON wish
70 express their deep gratitude to
the Rev, Harris of the Shiloh Bap-
tist Church, pallbearers and ali who
assisted In his burial. Also for
the many generous contributions
ana sympathy notes from the NH,
his employers, and fellow workers,
many friends.
MRS. JOSH SAMPSON.
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Mrs. John A. O'Donoghue,
Widow of GU Professor

oghue, Of s036 Park lane,
Bethesda; Mrs. James r. Lea
high, of 1888 Thirty-second
street NV; Ross O'Donoghue,
Of 5137 North Sixteenth street,
Arlington; Roger O'Donoghue
Of 4452 @ street NV, and Mrs.
Francis F. Talbot, Of Niagara
Falls. N. Y.
Also surviving are ~ grand
children and one great-grand-
child.
Requiem mass will be off
cred at IL am. Saturday at
Holy Trinity Church, 3514 o
street NV, with burial In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Dfatha

DUNG. SOLOMON. on SATURDAY.,
YOUNG Of ISlA Cd st. NV, bus:
SSn sN q ESsns YT ss.s. f, ana M n
chaeI Young. brother OF Mrs. Sarah
Hall, Mrs. Pauline silas. Arthur
Young and Samuel and Hestis wade
OF Lancaster, 8. c. After 4 pm.
Thursday, February IS, friends may
call at the johnson a jenkins Fu-
NV, where services will be held on
Friday. March l., at pm, Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery,
8. W. Butler, Mortician.
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Charles Sweeny Dies;
Fought in Seven Wars

SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. %
(AP).-Charles Sweeny, 81, q
millionaire's son who turned
soldier Of fortune to fight in
seven wars under five flags,
died yesterday in a hospital
here of infirrnities of age.
A native Of San Francisco,
, the tall. erect, rudy faced ad-
venturer was one Of the organ
izers Of the Lafayette Esca-
drille In which Americans flew
for France during World War
I. Before America entered
World War II, Col. Sweeny Or
ganized the Royal Air Forces
American Eagle Squadron"
Col. Sweeny's craving for adj
venture became apparent ct the
age Of 16, when he enlisted in
the United States Army and
fought in the Spanish-Ameri-
can War.
West Point Graduate
He returned to graduate from
the University of Notre Dame
and the United States Military
Academy at West Point. He
rounded out his military educa-
ton at Frances Ecole Militaire.
, He enlisted as a private In
the French Foreign Legion In
1914 and rose to lieutenant
colonel within three years. He
was transferred to the United
States Army In 1914 when
America entered the war.
Wounded three times, he re-
tired at the end Of the war as
o colonel.
Pursuing adventure, Col.
Sweeny fought as O general In
the Polish Army against the
Bolsheviks. then Joined the rev.
olutionary army of Renal Alta
turk Of Turkey.
Fought for LOyalists
In 1925. he was captain Of
an American squadron which
fought for France in Morocco.
Col. Sweeny then felt the Span
ish revolution could use his tai
ents and he served as q mill
tary adviser to the Spanish
LoyalistS.
The French Foreign Legion
commissioned him q major gen.
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Fraternity Is Old

Phi Beta Kappa, the Oldest
American Greek letter frater-
nifty. was formed December s,
1776. at william g. Mary Col
lege.
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With Regard to q
Gard Of Thanks

Very often O cord Of sh0nks
In The SsoF meets O need
which can hardly be solved In
any other way. Not only is
II q oroeiovs expression ot
arasitvds 10 those who hove
sent floroI tributes but also
eovnsously acknowledges the
services and kindnSssSs' Of
the. mony TO whom q psnonal
note OF thanks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose homes and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of shonks
moy be oUunssd by tslsphons
10 The Stur. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndGy SsuV
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MERIWETHER, YANCEY n. 2

- WsanesdavO H.hvnr Sn
60 ?;3 AF:: : j J:
Humphrey Funeral Home. s454
services at the sSoys fS D home MS;
In E5len{ MAJ March n l. q ESQ pm.
Members Of the union are Invited
to attend the funeral serE Ices.
JOSEPH 2. Inns. secy. Treas.
MINOR. GEORGE A. On Monday, Feb
ruaIy % 1853, N Fremont, Ohio.
band q Mrs; Bessie Z. Minor. He
s slsc q survived b two cousins,
oh SsS wilson GsaTf q e HsT xCrT az
Va; one sister-in-law. Alice Brown.
and one brotheT-ln-law. William
, SIown; other relatives and many
Ns sasn c g Pm. II A,riinStSn
Morrow a Woodfofd. /"
MgNDIE. FRANK ,. suddenly, on
the residence OF his daughter, 3s03
SILVER Hill I'd. s.e.. PRANK J. NUN
DE Of AZ 18th s., Sc. the be-
jpVs nun husband ,a,S q the lsss Agnes
schmitt, james r.. Chester A. and
Joseph Z. Mundie. brother Of Daisy
Covington and Mamie Morris. He
also Is survived By twelve grand
sn ,lnldren ana one grsat-grsndchild.
Funeral Ho S@ ies s uo0S HoU sr "a
sc. parking facilitiesl, on Satur-
gay March 2; At . an. thence TO
the Holy Comforter Catholic Church,
bttsbh S snS Esst ns SaDlsol, SIS" Where
81 $3.50 am. for the repose Of his
soul. Interment Fort Lincoln Gem
etery. Visiting hours until Q pm. /
NEY. SYLVIA o. suddenly. on wednss-
day. February "a. 1853. SYLVIA o.
NEY Of 5000 Tunlaw I'd. NV. be-
loved mother of Jerome Ney OF
oeorgia and Mrs. Maxine Robbins
rests At the Bernard Danzansky x
Sons Funeral Home, 1901 I4th At.
NV, Parkins facilities adJacenD.
until 10 pm. Thursday, February
ineton Hebrew Conservation, 5oS6
Macomb u. NV, on Friday, March
4, At II am, tnterment Washing
ton Hebrew Conversation cemstery.
o'D0N0GHUE. FLORENCE JOHNSON.
ELoRENcE Johnson oDohoSoS.
HUE Of 1910 sgd st. NV, wife
Su. n sOls ss q jo SGhR & p SSSHSSs
NJ c. .UsN; Mrs. James p. lea.
hlgh. Mr. Roof o'DonoEhls. Mrs.
9'DSnoghusi sister Of Mrs. EdVsrd
t.a Hunt; she alse y survived By
sTsst-srsndehiid. PTisnds may mas s e
the pc Vol Funeral Home, 2222
will BE- Offered on saturday, March
9hIa,.,hi II am an, a. he Holy Trinity
tsrmsht Mount oliSst csnstsry.
OLIVER. MARY CARE. on Tuesday.
hs ospIts LSRY GAN q OLIVIER AiyJliHs'% q
l3l North Wayne ST. Arlington, va,
oliver tretlredl, mother OF Mrs.
Hugh DALEY Of Richmond. Va,
TlsIds o. wslstoa asa nm n t z SIC
also Is survived By four. grand
f Si. y,;r,i YTisp ,,, may can 4. me
s I,ass. h l.Ss. at The r. f .So,,
funeral home on Thursday, PED. ~,
iT9n z to9 pm. runsral service,
is.;in 'aa' Ar EiisiiS nations. cs$":
OSCAR. FREDERICK >. on SUNDAY,
ysisEs5, IA 1879 r 4 nps9I Altp
OSCAR Of f6iS Sth 81. NV, be.
loved son Of Mrs Katie p. oscar,
devoted brother OF Mrs, Gloria
Jessup and Mrs. Jewel Wilson. he
also leaves 10 mourn his passing
two nieeeS, two nsphevs. other reia.
tyes and many friends. Remains
resting, AZ the John I, Rhinss co.
Funeral Home, 30lb l2th st ne.
friends may call after 1 pm. Thurs.
day,. February rs, and where funeral
services viii be held Friday, March
At - am, the Rev. Andrew ..
Allen officiating interment Arllng.
ton National Cemetery. 20
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriun

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
a.. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81, and Mass, Ave, III. s-BaOo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
TACO GEORGIA AVE. NV.
2 BlkS. North Of walter Reed Hospital
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HOLT. MARGARET NJ. on wsdnes-
day, February "a. 1903 at the
oeoTEs Washinston University Hos;
oi o. Ramona johnson s5i ssmusl d 0t snd
Joseph Y. Holt sr, Also surviving
are two brothers Arthur. I. and
Henry w. Daniels 20 grandchildren.
eight areat-grandehildfen other
relatives and friends Remains rest
ina At the John II Rhines Co. Fu-
neral Home 30ib 18th At. ne.
foties Of funeral later.
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day. Fe5ruafy ~ y" 1888 81 On a. T Rssmor
Il; McKEEvER Of 400 EH I'm ST..
CHEVY Chase. Nd, husband Of the
late Florence N: McKeeVer and
baugh Of Chevy Chase, Ma He Siso
is survived By two grandchildren
and three great-grandchildre
Services at the s. H. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 290l l4th ST. NV,
on Saturday, March 2, at ii am,
parking tacilitiesl. Interment
Olenwood Cemetery.
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AA A. ELLEN DUNN; On wsdnes-
ington Hospital Center. ELLEN
DUNN MALLoY Of 1855 18th st.
y. Malloy and mother Of the REV,
James 3. Malloy, Mrs. Margaret
Cole. Mrs. Alice Parker, Mrs. Mary
Gina, Helen and William Maiioy. Fu-
neral from the TaltAVull Funeral
Home 5000 l4th 81. NV. on satur-
requiem mass at the Shrine Of the
Sacred Heart. at 10 am. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Friends may
call from l pm to 3 pm.
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February Us. 1898, ANN LEUsEN.
KAMP Of 1871 Kearney st. ne,
the beloved daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry A. Leusenkamp, ST., and
sister Of Mr.. Harry a. Leusenkamp,
services will Be held at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th st, and Mass.
ave. ne. on Friday. March 1, at
1880 pm. Interment private.
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E EdsDI:ii NIRlYS SrSxS is1sRdf I;
Hunting Towers Apartments. Alex.
Andria, Va, sister OF Miss Nina
Stephenson, Mrs; Katherine s
Private funeral services will b.
held in Arlington National Gene
tery on Friday, March 4, al 2
pm. Funeral arrangements By ths
pemaine Memorial Chapel. Aexan.
dria. Va.
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tsasI; "a. iss5,n Ella Mf1n'i sc6rT F'S Of
survived BY three sons, William,
Samuel and Gable Scott; . devoted
Eranddaughter. Leorana Robson;
friends. After 4 pm. Friday,
March 1. friends may call at
Latney's Funeral Home, 1881 0eor-
gia ave. NV. Funeral services on
SATURDAY March 9, a the Purity
Baptist Church. 1928 Maryland ave.
Cemetery.
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MISS MARY. On Monday,
February p;ssI 70; lgsS 5s a. q Doctors Hos,
Connecticut ave. NV, washington,
d. G., aged 80, employe OF General
Services ADMINISTRATION. Funeral
Friday. March l, at 2 pm, from
Musselman Funeral Home, 324
Aummel ave, Lemoyne. Pa. (suburban
HArrisburg)
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az. ksSraaTSS' g. SSSddifS sSEs. On 5A Me-;
beloved husband OF Teoia Samuel
also surviving are one daughter,
father. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil sam
peli sisters. Carrie sumter and
foIy samuel: four brothers, CO.
lumbus, Wallace, Albert and Perpis
Samueli other relatives and friends.
FROM noon TO z pm Friday,
March l. friends may call at me
HOFFMAN Funeral Home. 300 9Th
on Sunday, March 3, in Hartsviiie,
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Hospital. JAY WEsLEY sEFFESs Of
81 c % rd, FsiT S,, Va. hus:
Of Oeoffrey X. Seffens' son al MTS.
Norma Seffens and the late oliver
r. Seffens. He also is survived By
three brothers. Funeral services win
be held on Friday, March l. at 1918
pm. At the Fairfax Methodist
Church. University Dr.. and STRAIT
Arlington National Cemetery At
2:3O pm. Friends may call al the
Eyeriy Funeral Home. 2f4 West
Main g., Fairfax. Va. after 2 pm.
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Of 4eoi 4tS s.. NV. on n" February ~;
10, 1858, beloved husband Of Pau
tr,; Anthony and Lewis ssntucei'
Louise Likins and Doris M. Mccoy;
steptather OF Vincent, Henry, An
thony. Joseph, Mary and Jessie
paboondanza and brother OF Ralph,
resro ane rnrrieei santueci. Pray
pit 18th st. Sc. on Friday, March
l., AZ 1890 am. Mass al al
Aloysius Church, North Capitol and
Eye SIS. NV, at IL am. Inter-
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. Is
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T TEs EEIl EfBEsHE' IA &SS & MA
Harrison st. NV, mother OF Eliza
beth l.. Nelson, sister OF T. W. and
A. 2. Leland. both Of washington,
y; c. Friends NAV call at 0awler's
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
will be offered at st. AIMS Catholic
Church. Wisconsin ave, at Yuma
g, NV. on Saturday. March 2, at
9:1b am. Interment Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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February %, 1898. at oeorTs ioSgi
o 1nISeTsity y EO sPo5 HAREY
Bethesda, Nd, beloved husband OF
Amelia Anita 0iddings (nee Tred-
wayl, uncle Of Mrs. Marian Stimson
OF Decatur, Ala, and Leroy wlllett
OF Charleston, W. Va. Friends may
call At qawler's Chapel. Wisconsin
noon. Thursday, February % ozark
Ing on premises), where services will
be held on Friday. March 1, at
1880 am. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
contributions may be made 10 the
American Heart Association.
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a eommunieation Of Joseph
IN Milans Lodge. No. 49,
~ Y A. A. NJ. Is called for
"" Thursday, February 2s.
~" 1858, at 1880 pm, at the
NN Warner Y. Humphrey Fu-
" neral Home, .s434 GEORGIA
ave, Silver Spring Nd, for the
purpose OF conducting funeral serv-
Ices for our late brother, RICH.
ARD A HOLLIS
y. X. MacKINNoN, Master,
L. W. MAoRUDER, Beey. 2s
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Yin ES;ali 3 sk hsiii Of IFS L.Ss
Archie Skipper and devoted z
mother Of 10 Ann skipper. shs
also is survived By her mother
die BfoWn; one srsndeSiid' thTs,
sisters, Eva Campbell Of Warren.
ton. Va; Emma and Pearlene Web.
steri two brothers, David and Keith
other relatives and many friends
ksmains resting at the John n
2th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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GELFAND, ABRAHAM. suddenly, on

Wednesday, February 81. ia6s
a. his residenss, $500 Connecticut
es.Hysd husband sSS &C., Of Elizabeth
Jerome J. deifand Of Baltimore,
Nd; Mrs, Ethel 3. Danzansky and
Mrs. Phyllis J. .Feidman. He also
5 survived BY five. grandchildren
uneral services at the Bernard
1901 l4th st, NV. iparkine facili.
ties Adiacent). on Friday, March
ct 1880 pm. Interment Mlkro
kodesh Cemetery. Baltimore. Nd.
memorial week. 311b Fessenden st.
NV.
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FsSSssrS s. 1873, RoL AZ bSfRnfeciAi :.
ARpsoN Of 20 NJ 81 NV, devoted
husband Of Rosa L. Richardson,
iether OF JANICE Richardson. brother
Deloris Lomax, Beatrice Lyons'
temple Richardson, Helen Farrell
and Ralyetta Berkeley. other rela-
tives and friends also survive. After
: pm. Thursday. February 2s.
friends may call at Frazier's Fu-
NV, where services will be held
on Friday. March /. at pm,
the Rev. W. D. Abrams officiating
!nterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
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Taaiy g. Isss. Il her THq Tssids nee.
MABEL u. dREY. niece Of Il. Lssiis
Cage Of Brunswick. Nd; sister OF
Mrs Thslma Q, PnmDhrey. She
Hines nt e. Tan. ssf' Home a. a 70 4h
81. NV, on. Friday, March /, at
2 pm. parking faeilities). Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery. 20
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FEBRUARY g. 1888. AZ 4 The 1 WSsb.
Ington Hospital Center, MAaNoLiA
FORD OF 1881 Warder ST. NV,
beloved wife Of william T. Ford
and devoted mother OF Rochelle La
Clarence Edward Ford. Also sur
wing are four sisters. twelve broth
ers, her father, Julius Jones;
most OF other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the
gohn Rhines Co: Funeral Home,
later.
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HEATH, ZELDA. Suddenly, on Batur-
Heath q iSs5 g oailaSSsi Sc me NE,
daughter Of oeorge Wise, r., and
Mrs.. Matilda iSsL. Heath, Also saEviv-
grandmother, Mrs. Lillian But
Ter. and other relatives. Friends
may call at the Malvan a Bchey
Inc. Funeral Home. New Jersey
ave. and r st. NV, on. Friday.
neral services viii be held on
Saturday, March 2, at / pm. In
torment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
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sry 70. 1898, At casually SsiESt HOSPITAL sSGuH
MARY GREEN Of 1425 Sd st, NV
RS ' Gr..s ~ sSo . fssSsed Ros
Bass and Katherine Harris; one
brother, Richard B. Price; otheI
relatives and many friends. Re.
mains resting at the John T. Rhinei
Co. Funeral Home. 301b 18th 81
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
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day. FEBRUARY 70, 1888. rev. VII:
LIAM T. GRAHAM. formerly Of
y. sov5g: No. ,, atsd q Union; W
and three sons. Also surviving are
one sister, Mrs. Estelle q. Hill OF
Lemuel W. and Rev. Alonss 81
Graham. both OF Martinsburg, Nd !.
and clayborne L. Graham Of Rock
vile. Md. Services Friday, March 1,
Church at Union, w. Va, Of which
he was the pastor. Interment Union,
w. We. After receiving his degree in
theology from Morgan COLLEGE he
served 40 years In his chosen
profession.
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HossTpaitasI zzaNIiEs 1. 3 srE 1oIiiRs'S n
Woo O. ES.sp VIE Eo & rsD AFl s,.s.1
mother q Mrs. Frances "a ses Ea I; mi NJ
Teresa M Mckenzie, Mrs. Mildred
Whited, Mrs. Grace Hayes. Edwin
N. and Alton r. steger, and sister
OF Alton r. swami. She also Is
survived By eighteen grandchildren
and two geat-grandehildren.
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va. after 10 am. Thurs:
day, February. 2s, where funeral
services win be held on FRIDAY,
March 1, at III am. "a
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day, February 2s, 1888. 81 the
7. WILLIAMS Of llOO 18TH place
ne beloved wife Of Melvin A.
Williams and devoted sister OF Mrs.
b Bsssssa x x, collier Mr. MT Frances
son. She also leaves 10 mourn her
passinH other relatives ana many
friends Remairna resting a. the
John T Rhines Co, Funeral Home.
3Oi5 18th 81 ne ample paTkins
faeilitesi Notice Of funeral later.
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FsSraaTS sd' i SSsss'F HlR e EbSe sibE
Of Providence. r. l.. beloved brother
q Mrs. Harry Levine Of New York.
Milton. Howard and Sydney Ride, ali
o. providence. r. !. Funeral services
And interment from the sugafman
Friday. March /, ct ii am pan-
sanSky Funeral service.)
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WednssdSy. February ~, 1883, az
ntE fs iIEiSs ~ HAw FfTRs5ssSs &.
Hawthorne and Lillian i. Williams,
sister Of Helen Payne. Olivia Car
ter. Mayme Jones, Percy and WI
bsra Wilcots and Jeannette HaW-
thorne. She also Is survived BY
four great-erandchildren, other rel
Atiyes and friends, After 4 pm,
Friday. March /, friends may call
Home, 52l sth 81. ne, where serv-
ices will be held on Saturday March
"a at pm. Interment Lincoln
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EsSrssry %, iess. " NELLIE Ifsda <.
sTANNER. beloved mother Of Flor-
enee Bryan. Kenneth M stanner
p. c.; Marie Gray OF Rockville.
,. nssn of n Ios Ans als E esIf
and the late oeorge r. stanner Of
Chicago, III. Friends may call at
the Hanlon Funeral Home. 474s
wisconsin ave. nv, where prayers
will Be said on Friday, March /,
az $3.50 an; thence TO the Church
s. NV Vhsr: i tSs h snS s xsaGHes
Of the mass will be offered for
the repose OF her soul at 10 am,
Interment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
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JOSEPH URcioLo. President.

sCHEMBARI, JOHN. OF $500 l4th
st. NV. on February IS, 1903. hus-
band Of Rose schembari, father Of
Roland schembari and brother OF
Rosario Schembari. Remains at
Chaplin st. NV, until 10 am
Saturday, March 2. Interment
Washington National Cemetery.
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5oRE 1fsdI PHr[ EfPPsari BELOVED Ss i ssSi
q Mrs, Helen oldfield and Mrs.
Bessie McDermoat. She also IA
survived by many other nephews
cali at the bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. Pun
pnrey. Bethesda Nd; where sery-
pm. Interment LanhAm
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hVEs ns1,anh, CHaAakLEs; on saturday,
so Ss5SRafy q 81 so7 1872 az s., S cha Sds.
relatives and friends also survive Ns
Notice Of funeral later, Arrange
ment1 By McOuire. Inc.
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Dratha

PARKS, ESTELLA. on Tuesday, Feb
ruary %, 1893, EsTELLA PARKS
wife OF Garfield Parks. Also sur
yiving are other relatives and many
friends, Notice Of funeral later
Arrangements By Mcguire. Inc. 2
PEEDN, GURNIE wAYLoN. OF 5000
February 81 1868, father OF Edgar
W. Peedin, son OF Mrs. Addie Peedin,
brother OF Ina OMEGA Peedin. Re-
mains At Chambers Funeral Home,
bS0l Cleveland ave. Rlverdale. Md
s slycs Sr'd sSa Mn ntsfnsn. ArinStS %
National Cemetery.