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!. George Atwuter Rankin, 70,
Mineral Named for Him

20 George Atwater Rankin, rs,
o former geophysical research
er who discovered "rankinite, /"
q mineral named for him, died
Thursday in Arlington Hospi-
tai after q brief illness.
a, Mr.. Rankin was honored In
the United States and abroad
for establishing the chemical
constituents and netting
points Of Portland cement.
When he completed that work,
q project taking seven years,
he was awarded the Longstreth
Medal at the Franklin Insti-
tute.
e In l941, the Neurological
Society Of London, England, an
nounced that the mineral he
discovered would be named
rankinite.
,.uA native Of Ithaca, N. Y,
ne was graduated from Cornell
{ University in 1907.
Mr.. Rankin worked as q re-
search chemist In the geo.
physical laboratory Of the Car
negie Institution from 1907 to
1918, and during World War
] was In charge Of the Ex-
plosives Section, Research d.
vision Of the Chemical War
fare Service.
After the war he continued
with the Chemical Warfare
Service. retiring in 1884.
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Flemish master Peter Paul Rub
ems Portrait of Marchesa
Brigida Spinola Doria," Botti-
cells "Giuliano de- Medici,"
and Duccio Di Buoninsegna's
THE Calling Of the Apostles
Peter and Andrew" among its
gifts from the foundation.
President Kennedy hailed the
project In 1861 as IAN achieve
ment Of which America can
be proud"
Rush Kress Joined the chain
store operation in 1900 after
his graduation from Bucknell
University, spending his adult
life in the business.
The Samuel Kress Founda-
ton was established in 1929,
and its total gifts over the
years were estimated at more
than 500 million. Most of the
donations were in the field of
art, but 1t also contributed to
medical and educational prof.
ects.
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cATLETT. WILLIAM =. on Thurs-
day. March 21 1888. WILLIAM 3,
ant. Nd. beloved father Of Richard
4. catlett and brother Of Mrs.
Frances Wilson. Relatives and
friends may call at oasch'S Funeral
Home. 4739 Baltimore ave, Hyatts-
vile. Nd, after 4 pm. Monday.
March IS. where services will Be
held on Tuesday, March 20, at 10
am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. rs
CHAMBLIss. BATHURST L. suddenly,
on Friday, March %, 1858,
BATHURST L. cHAMBLIsS Of
1900 Hawhill End. Rockville, Nd.
beloved husband Of Anna May
chambliss. father Of Mrs. Joseph N,
Hook, Mrs. Robert J. O'Brien and
Harold J. Jennings, IT.; brother OF
Charles =. Chambliss, jr. There
are invited 10 call ct the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda. Nd,
where services will be held on Tues
day, March 20, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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Mrs. Cora Mason Kontz,
Retired Federal EmpIoye

to live with their daughter, Mrs.
Eustace Alsop.
Even while living In New
York, Mrs. Kantz maintained
her memberships in Washing
ton Lodge No. 80. Order Of the
Eastern Star. and Colonel John
Washington Chapter. Daughters
Of the American Revolution.
Besides her daughter, Mrs
Kantz leaves o grandson anc
o great-granddaughter.
Funeral services viii be ct Z
pm. Monday at the 8. H. Hines
Funeral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street. NV. Burial will be In
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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Dr.. Johnson, SO,
Bedford Leader

BEDFORD, Va. Mar. %
(AP).-Dr. Edward L. johnson,
81. former mayor, councilman
and school board member Of
Bedford died at his home here
yesterday.
DR.. johnson was o native of
Bedford County and had prac-
ticed medicine in Bedford since
1907. He served as county medi-
cal examiner for many years.
He leaves q daughter, Mrs.
William P. Coleman, Lexington.
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Rush H. Kress Dies;
Headed Art Foundation

Etust H. Kress. a former pres
ident Of the 8. H. Kress g. Co.
who was instrum entail in
spreading more than $50 mil
lion worth of art across the
country. died Friday in his New
York apartment.
The 85-year-old 10-cent-store
executive was the brother Of the
late Samuel H. Kress, founder
Of the variety-store chain.
Since 1855 he had been chair
man Of the Samuel H. Kress
Foundation, which In 1861 COM
pleted a 20-year project Of do
mating paintings and art OBJ
jects across the country.
Collected Italian Masters
With the help Of some Of
the worlds greatest scholars,
the brothers had acquired what
was believed by critics to be
the most comprehensive collec-
tion Of Italian old masters in
private hands anywhere.
Although neither had any
primary connection with WASH
tngton, the National Gallery
was the largest single recipient
of their gifts to the Nation.
!, Originally, Samuel Kress had
planned to build q museum for
his collection in New York City.
When the National Gallery was
founded In 1898, he decided in
stead to add his collection to
It's own.
80 20 Aided 1S Galleries
10 But Rush. the younger broth
er, helped him change his plan.
The, National Gallery was al
ready short Of space, while mu-
seums across the Country were
IN need Of first-class paintings.
On the broadest geographical
basis, then 10 museums and %
colleges were selected for Kress
gifts.
Washington counted the
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nnRsEY, CnARLEa CARL. on Pri

DORSEY, CHARLES CAEL. On ri:
G. poRsEY q f. 4os Fin 4. Sc.
and son Of Mr.. Charley Dorsey.
s a:S . :SsSn former M: i S EI and San
Monday. March IS. friends are in
Mted 10 call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 9th. st, NV, where
services win Be held a. I pm; Tues
S ssy hsFe c.n Ss In''rm'ns LINCOLN
DOVE, CORA EMILY. on Friday,
a. 3 &. Sc. Cora EMILY S'i DOVE,
beloved wife Of the late John Ernest
Dove and mother Of Jack 3. and
Richard y; Dove. Funeral from
the James 7; Ryan Funeral Home,
sb a. i i:ss r.m On 1 RslStiv;,a MI aea
friends Invited. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery. "a
LILLIAN MITCHELL. On
LIAM SS'H MifrcH MaLfh EXEsksoSNS S 81 446S
Tuekerman st., University Park, Nd.
s %sTsSn S shs mother 81 Ernest 3; csos
one grandson. 3. Robert Emerson.
and 3 sister, Mrs. Susie A.. CORN
ley, Relatives and friends may
sso ssltdlm asse' ,I runsT Hl,,t ASImTs.
81 where here services yi; viii Sc hsid 1i on
tsfmsnt Rock Greek csmstsry. "a
EMERSON, MRS. LILLIAN NJ. The
= J! 8: I;
v on Sunday. March "a,
1888, at : pm. 70 conduct Eastern
Star services for our late sister,
MAE DEAN, W. n.
MYRTLE B. DUPREE. Secretary.
ifetifedl. On Wednesday. March
90, 1888. at the De Witt Army
Hospital, Fort Belvoir. Va. MAI.
THOMAS j FARRIs, husband OF
Jeanne NJ. Farris Of 1901 Lavender.
"a, springfield. Va: father Of james
FSrris. ali Of the home address
Funeral services on Monday. March
%. az pm. from the Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment Arlington National
cs,mnsstss.ry with FIJI military honors.
wheatiey Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock I'd, Alexandria. Va.
FENE. WILLIAM y. suddenly, on Pri-
day. March. 20. 1888. ct Washing
LIAM j. FENE Of s4ii ThornhiiI
ID. silvsr Spring M, husband q
w Mihns r. r sna KIM Maxi S:ns.
brother OF Mrs, Lester L. William
son, Dewey and Victor Fene, There
are three grandehildren. Mt. Eene
Funeral Home ,stsA qsorEia ave.
VIII Be- Ssld On Tue T:,d SSst March Ssvl So.
in,ern.ni csdS gartHHRlk t esmst:sy,
Friends may visit a. the funeral
home after 3 pm. Sunday. ~
FOLSOM. MARIE n. on Thurlday.
n aatfh Lhh1R9 PA ~ soLs eoSS'l y 5 Hosi
J SSss POISON T mctS 81 n; n Mss ass
Perm N Poison Mrs. Martha Jane
YOUNG of .washington. ID. c. Mrs,
John p. Niehol and MIs, oerald
S f loS. q cf sss siia Of o 81 LO sna
sister Mrs. Emile wildhagsn Of
Misburg, .uermanyi seven Rrandchil-
aTsn and four Great.grendehlldren,
ETiFnuA may cal ~ Lne Lee FUNERAL
a aSsTs .. sS - sn ). s.d aC " sun s
day. March y: At pm. intsrgent
FLOwE, JANIS WILLIAM. on Thurs
day. March ~, 1898, Al his resi-.
%sinIsitAM .ssLo%SE. .sslov,Ss 8 husband SAmns
DEVOTED father d MI oil, wslins ms
He also leaves 10 mourn their loss
one srspashlld, one erothst Mt.
Fene johnson and MT, Charles john
son othsf rflatiyss, and mapy
s ostSsrn ssptIss churss s.' Ia W
a. NV. after I'm. Monday. March
81 where funeral services will bs
a9 ire rev murder xpPilns d:
sSS.' 5OSu r EESin..A T e. sS:Ps
~ ''i' ''n =" "Sa.2L3s
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Mrs. Cora Mason Kantz, SO,
q native Of Chevy Chase and
a retired United States Govern
ment employe, died Friday In
a nursing home In West Hemp
stead, Long Island. N. Y, after
o long Illness.
The daughter Of DR.. and Mrs.
William G. Mason, Mrs. Kantz
lived most Of her life in the
$500 block on Livingston street,
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
After retiring from the United
States Government service 20
years ago, Mrs. Kantz and her
husband, the late Robert H.
Kantz. moved to Long Island
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Mrs. TiIIett,
Lived in Area
Since 1914

Mrs. Joseph B. Tillett, "a,
q Washington aree resident for
40 years and the widow Of q
U. s. Government Printing Of
flee employe, died Thursday at
the Washington Hospital Gen.
ter after q long Illness.
Mrs. Tillett was born in
Elizabeth City, N. c.. and lived
there until 1914. when she
came to Washington with her
husband.
In Elizabeth City, she at
tended the North Carolina
State Normal School founded
by her father. George Allen
Mebane, once q member Of the
State Legislature Of North
Carolina. She also taught
school briefly there.
She was q member here Of
the Florida Avenue Baptist
Church and zeta Amicae, Q
social sorority. For nearly 20
years, she lived at 214 Fair
view avenue. Fairmont Heights
Maryland. She lived at 1895
Blaine street NE. at the time
Of her death.
She leaves her daughter
Mrs. Jennie T. Gross. princi-
pal of Lenox School. Of 75S
Nineteenth street NE; q son
Malcolm M. Tillett. Of l447
Floral street NV; two broth.
ers, Francis H. Mebane, Of
1900 D street NE. and the Rev
John A. Mebane. Of Tarboro
NC, and six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at / pm. at the Jar
Wis Funeral Home, 1882 U street
NV. Burial will be in Eliza
beth City, N. C.
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He was the author Of nu-
merous physical chemistry
studies and a member Of Sigma
XII and q former member OF
the Cosmos Club.
He leaves his wife, the
former Dorothy Taylor, Of 800
North Oak street, Falls Church,
the home address, and q bro
ther, Everett. Of Ithaca.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at st. Dunstan's Epis-
ccpal Church, Mclean, with
private burial In Arlington
Cemetery.
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copt. RidgIey
Of Lundover, Nd.

Air Force Capt. Arthur L.
Ridgley. III, 81. a resident of
Landover, Md, was killed Sat-
urday in q two-car crash on
Illinois highway 1871. about two
miles west Of Scott Air Force
Base. where he was stationed.
A Washington native. Capt.
Ridgley lived with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Ridg-
ley, jr.. in Landover.
The young officer was grad
uated from Douglass High High
School in Upper Marlboro and
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was commissioned in the Air
Force after his graduation from
Maryland University at Prin-
cess Anne.
Besides his parents, he leaves
his wife, Edwina Ridgley, and
three sisters, Mrs. Beulah Burr,
Landover, and Mrs. Beatrice
johnson and Mrs. Evelyn Con-
tee, both Of Brandywine, Md.
Funeral arrangements were
incomplete.
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CHAMBERLAIN, CHARLES Z. sud
denly. on Friday, March %. 1898.
at his residence, 1900 Garrison st..
NV, CHARLES Z. CHAMBERLAIN,
beloved son Of Clarence 3. and Freda
I. Chamberlain, brother Of Laura C..
sabatini and Doris NJ. Longwell. de-
voted uncle Of Harry .Eldon and
Ronald T. Bobst. Friends may call
ct Gawler's Chapel. Wis. ave. At
isesl, where services will be held on
Tuesday. March 20, at 10 am. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. rs
CLINE, WALTER A.. On Saturday.
March %, 1888, a his home near .ss
Beloved husband 81 the late Daisy
". Cline. and father Of Carl A.
Cline. Mr.. Cline rests at the Olin
Z. Molesworth Funeral Home,
Damascus, Nd, where services will
nsld Ip Sn MSpd MCpt Ma5sa M S.ts
odist Cemetery, clagettsville. Nd.
COLE. JAMES SCOTT. On Thursday.
Asrsh I'll iesS' sc q FT eoiR y
ssSs f4th s.. NV devoted husband
Of Mrs. Aisle Lee Cole. father Of
Mrs. Mae Doris Monroe. James.
Frank. IT,; Nathan. Annie Lee. Sally.
Ell1aDetn. ALEXANDER ana Lewis Cole.
He also leaves 10 mourn his passing
four brothers, other relatives and
many friends. Rename resting ct the
John y Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
3016 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
COLE, JOHN STERLING. suddenly.
on Friday, March 90, 1888, at AT.
iington Hospital. JOHN 5. COLE Of
1928 North Nelson st., Arlington.
Cole. father Of Charles 8. Cole OF
shaftbury, Vt. Also survived By two
oeief Funeral Home. 36O5 18th
p:lS am. Requiem mass az 81
Agnes Church. Arlington. Va. at
10 am. 1nterment Calvary Memorial
Park, Fairfax. Va. Friends may call
after 3 pm. Sunday. March "a.
DAVIS. HARRY A. on Thursday,
March 81, 1893, at st. Petersburg,
Fla, HARRY A. DAVIS. beloved
husband OF Thelma NJ. Davis. father
Of cwO william c. Davis and Mrs.
Alice Nicholson. stepfather OF Mrs.
Phyllis Barschdorf and Mrs. Jeanne
Von0lahn. Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1881
Good Hope I'd. Sc. (parking facil-
ities), on Monday, March Is, At
1890 pm. Funeral services ~
christ Church, $50 q u. Sc, at 1
pm. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
tery. visiting hours until Q pm.
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WITHERs, A. EARLE, yr. on satur-
Hospital, Mr.. "A. EARLE WRITER'S,
Z w, Of 420s Dix 81, ne. He U.s. sur
x viyed By devoted wife, Mrs. Lor-
% withs sSi.s E SyiPs fAshs Per f ~,
tiers and five grandchildren, other
relatives and many friends. Re-
( pains resting at the John 7. Rhines
Z 90, Funeral Home, 30IB 18th 81.
ne. Notice OF funeral later.<
WOOD, JOSEPH. on saturday, March
e, 1898. st Che George Msshanston
Of k25 ingraiiam 81. ne, devoted
husband OF Catherine Wood He
leaves 70 mourn their loss one sis
ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Holmes, and
one BROTHER MI Richard Wood;
other relatives and many friends.
Remalria resting At the John T.
12th st. ne. Notice 81 fiiperai later.
xANDER, FREDERICK HERMAN. On
Irm AAM MsTdS 5sSss !, H IN Fs-
J leigh III. Sc, beloved husband Of
Mae 81 Xander, father Of Amelia l.,
"A Leukhardt, Herman w and Hernard
q, xander, brother Of Henry xander,
Lottie wilson, Sophia xander and
Emma Callahan Also survived by
seven grandehildren. Friends may
call at the simmons Bros, Funeral
Home, 1854 Good Hope fda Sc.
u (phrkinG faeiiitles), until IL am.
Tuesday, March %. Funeral serV-
ic6s at the Church Of the Holy
Commtnion afh11:30 am. Inter-
K, ment Cedar KIM Cemetery Waiting
hours until pm. rs
xANDER. FREDKRICK N, Members
- Qt the Association Of Re-
T Sofiiisas 1u 8 Use "a pss. RG'S =
EissE s. E ..iEaiI & sr ioSSi
simmons ss s0s. Pune asS''f Home S Ssf
YS Ssda zop Ms e 3d. s Snsl the Il:
Holy conim1nion Eniscopai Church,
364O Nichols ave. SCI. where serv-
ices viii Be held at 1880 am.
Intetment Cedar HIlI Cemetery.
RICHARD a. SUTTON. secy.
YATES, EDWARD. O. suddenly. on
Friday. March 20, 1893. at his
home. 500 Gist ave.. Silver Spring,
Nd, beloved husband Of Marian I.
Yates, brother OF Mrs. Elsie Perry,
Mrs. Fern Roberts and Kenneth
Yates. Friends may call at the
Takoma Funeral Home. 254 Carroll
st. NV. (parking opposite), after
PM Sunday. where. services will
BE held on, Tuesday, March 90. at
80 Pm: lnterment Arlington Ma
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lUBENsTEN. JACOB v. On satur-
RubEssTTrfHniN q Sos r sses ar ~ .
silver Bprlng, Nd, beloved husband
Of Rhea L, Rublnstsln and devoted
father OF Mrs. Shirley Anne PERL
stein. Brooklyn. n. r.. and Or. Nor.
man II, Rubenstein, silver Spring.
Nc; lhss',a,ailnso ,I survived es az
the Bernard DanEansky n sons Fus
neral Home, 1901 fath Of, nv,
tparkine facilities adiacsntl. on
Monday, March IS, 81 10 en-. IN.
tsrment King David Memorial Car
den, Memorial week. i3a0e Hher-
wood Forest a. Silver Spring. Ne.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CRYPTs (2l, wAshinGton National
Memorial Park, on Suiuand rd.;
cash, bank finAneingi will pay In
TCFT .l| E1scS sE 7JsSgs trinity Section
NATIONAL IMMORAL PARKK-FcyII
cits'' 4l slSsa M lot 81 $500 as Ail
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
POUR SITES, $500.
703-EM. s-20ss. "a
cRYPTs tel. Fort lincoln Mausoieum.
week ends uN, i.be7s,
NATIONAL IMMORTAL PARK. Pals
Church. Val lot, sites value,
YQQ0i leaving area. Will saerfice.
FORT LINCOLN CkMETERY-2 sites
N this area, a6b.23a0,
FORT LfNCoLN-Doubie crypt. oar-
den q the Apostles reas. offer NE.
foRT LfNCoLN-f burial sites, nj.
clock; blf reduction WA. 7-27nA
NATIONAL MEMoRIAL PARK-3-tisr
mansoleums mr. Fountain OF Path,
~ zoo: -. Erayesitss, .nr. Admin
HluA AffMN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crenatoriunn

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS -.
9Th ~. and Maaa. Ave. II. $500
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Rinaldi Funeral Home |
Ss Sf SSsfS q A TsI IN s.!s
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Ag s.saT5., SsIaSSn 81 s I.ss, "a;
AlsSanarla, va John W. Royal 81
Soi is h snd NJ. ANA INA Ferris rs I ssss
Of KsySvliis. Va, Friends may cal
Home. 2SQi 18Th q. nv. after Z
PM, sunday March ~ iparkinG
tacllities. orayesids services on
tsTmsnl flsssRiah Baptist Church
Cemetery, Keysville, Va. (Riehmond.
Va, papers please eopyJ rs
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'A SsssS TO- Ar isss, AS GR 9 SaeK
mother Of Elmors. Percy. Calvin
n and E ESys : 5sasa0n Ss;n Of L SS::
relatives. and many friends also sur
yiye. After 5 pm. Sunday, March
"a, friends may call At the J. r,
Cameron a Sons Funeral Home, GIL
X st.. NV. Funeral services in the
chapel on Monday, March 20. at 1
Cemetery. Family may be contacted
at the residence Of Mrs. Emma Car
ters, 200 3 st. NV.
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COLES, SARAH Q, IN memory Of my
dear mother, SARAH c. COLES, who
s departed this life three years ago
and left behind q legacy OF love,
devotion and sacrifice for her loved
Her memory never dims. her ruid-
ance never fails and her example
IS . loving mother and true friend
Is the light that makes ny way
hrighter and more hopeful With
every passing day.
HEB ~l p,AagoHTER. MAMIE C.
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MAcKLE. HENRI l. OF $3.50 Belts
IA; rf H. I igSs s sRaslns 81 M s1bn r.
nieces and nephews also survive,
Home, bsoi clsvs iS'i ave-, RiysS.
dale, Nd, until Monday at $3.50
am. Services at st. Marks Episeo-
pal Church. Falkland. Nd, At 10
am. "a
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sABt I. H REaSs Hi seer:

ne Masonic buris services ~ sUn1 ~ oar
lais brother, EUGENE TILLMAN
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THE SUNDAY STAR Itfr,t, trr
Washington, D. c. 0hskanAH sae
March n, 1868 SDsNO0AHSS
Drafha

RoYER, BERTHA o. On satyfdty.
M Hisl Aos ~ Sp SHERTk S q. Roy SR
beloved wife Of the late vivian
B. Rover, mother Of Benton d,
Royer, Mrs. Eileen r. Watkins and
Mrs. Norma Dirks, sister OF Charles
zepp Of York, Pa. Friends nay call
and MaSsSchusetts ave. ~ /; Where
services will be held on Tuesday,
March 70. at 1850 pm. Interment
sHOOPMAN, LILLIAN v. On wednss-
S SsS M EiHiEcEhtAN 1Veesss rSE12S.
beloved wife 81 Daniel D. ahoop-
man, mother d Mrs Barbara Lou-
ise Hayden and Mrs. Margaret y,
grandchildren, thres sisters ana two
TakomA Funeral Home, 2b4 Carroll
81. NV. lparking oppositel after
pm. saturday where Eeryices
VIII Dc held on MONDAY March 20,
A. z pm. Interment Fort Aacoln
SMITH, MARY MAGLTN. on Friday,
March ~, 1888. .. Physlclans NJ.
STHATki9 M H22sglifaN sHtrA is * In aa
Robert H., Albert T.. waiter j. and
Miss Edith MAJ Knott Mrs. Lucille
Sorenseng Mrs. Dorothy spaksh0tt
n from Mrs Il. S GaTG1s s Nss Hs aver %r
dort, Nd. on Monday, March rs,
at 0 am Mass viii be offered III
81, Mary's star Of the Sea Church,
Indian Head. Nd, at 10 am, In
terment St.. Charles Cemetery
qlymont, Nd. Rosary Sunday 81
pm. ~
SUMMERS. LILLIAN N. OF 1871 \
g. r., on March 90. 1888. wifi
foster mother Of Mrs. Carolyn A
Egeli0 (HiGslnsl. Prayers at cham,
~, on Monday. March rs, q
$3.50 am. Mass at st. Teresa
"a esnrtn, I lssh enc cast Y st' nd,
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cRYFTs IsJ. FoFt lincoln Maasoisaa

NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK
F9gR sITEs. oS $500 q.
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Friday March ss. 1855. aDwARp
MURRAY JOHNSON Of gas Newton
lam NJ Ss s'l sTs x i1ss.r j q w-
He also leaves two brothers. Arm
field and Nathaniel johnson; nine
grandchildren, two daughters-in-lav,
Mrs. Velma Burke and Annie L.
johnson. and many other relatives
and friends. Friends may cali on
SSndsy March A. "a ;,, Ss,sssp som. AS q
Alexander 8 Pope, SiS ibtS Il. Sc.
Reaulem mass win b sung for the
March rs, -at 10 am. At 81, Francis
DE sales Church. Rhode island ave,
and goth u, ne. tnterment Mount
Oliyet Cemetery. ~
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WAITER, WILLIE wAUoU. euas,nly

Saturday. March IS, 1893. Wilt
WAUGH WALTER. beloved husband
Of Maryl Elizabeth Walter. fathel
OF Miss Laura walter. Mrs. Ken
meth Ellison; Mrs. Harry Helm, jr.
Mrs. Harold Brawley. and Mrs. Davi,
Settlage, brother Of Mrs. julia Cur
It's. Mrs. Effie Hefs, Mrs. Waite
Owens, Raymond and Robert Wal
ter; Also survived BY seven grand
children. Friends may call at Roy
Funeral services from Amissvill
Methodist Church, Amissville, Va.
Monday. March 26. at pm. Inter
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March %. Iees. ROBERT (.
lum. Nd. brother Of Mrs. Louise
Richardson, Mrs, Margaret Moses,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tydlngs. Bernard p.
and Thomas M. Walker, Friends may
call at oasch's Funeral Home. l73a
Baltimore ave, Hyattsvills. Nd.
after Q pm. Saturday. March %.
yhere services viii be held on Sun
Mount Oak Cemetery. Mitehellville,
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on Saturday, Mach ss' 1885, I0 al KS
residence, 1858 olenmont Circle
ERT ANDREW REID. husband OF
the late Thelma 8. Reid. father OF
Miss Jean Jean Marie REID, son Of Mrs;
Price, Mrs. Allan crothamel. Mrs.
William b. Alliet. William, Raymond,
John and David A. Reid. Mr.. Reid
rests At the Warner Z. Humphrey
Funeral Home. s434 oeorgia ave.
SILVER Spring. Nd. where service
$50 pm tpSrsins faeiIit,ssp
Interment PAIklGW Cemetery,
Friends may visit at the funeral
home after $3.50 pm. Monday. rs
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JULIEN. yIcT9R \, On Saturday,
piiai, vicToR 4. JULIEN d tSaa
Va, beloved husband OF Marie D.
Julien, stepfather Of Mrs. Joan X.
Helnsck Afiington. Va. and Mrs,
Dorrie X, Mellon OF France, brother
Of Mrs. Paul J. RossbrapRh and Mrs.
Claudia Pehfaon. Services and In
terment private.
CORA MASON. on Friday,
Ma CHI %, 1898, CORA MASON
Island, NY, wife o. ihs late RoS:
Mf,. tp,Isss AlseD q west Hsmp.
steaa, N ", and the lats William
br. ana Mrs.. William " Q. N Mason .
ri'RSs MAJ go y tSs 2, y, pinss
"a tPtrIint issliitlssi, service.
Ssni R6sE ef'st Se,S,isiRs'~ In isss''
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MALLEN, WILLIAM FRANCIS. On
Saturday, March %. 1893, at the
AIsxandria Hospital. :. WILLIAM
I'd, Alsxandria, Va. husband OF
Edna Q. Mallen, son. Of Mrs. Cath
Tiney A. IN Mdall e. q IT, Long r.n Is,lsnd'
Maren' Fr rS sns may csIl A1 a "a.
EVERY wheatley Funeral Home. 1900
West Braddock I'd. Alexandria, Va
Tuesdsy. March 20, At } pm. from
the Fort Myer Chapel. Intermeni
Arlington National Cemetery. IS
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day. March 22, 1858. a Holy Cross
aG IigHi W. TRAMo S1TstsHi Of I4o oi'
Danyers st., Rockville, Nd. wife OF
William p Tramontin, daughter Of
Miss Marion Winslow. Mrs. ira
month"; rests at the Warner 3.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
oeorgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd,
where service will be held on Tues
day, March 20. at 9:30 am. park
National Cemetery. Friends may visit
a. the funeral home after pm.