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Clarence A. BeIknup, SO,
Retired From Revenue Post

Clarence A. Belknap, eS, re-
tired Internal Revenue Service
employee, died Tuesday at Sub
urban Hospital after a cerebral
hemorrhage suffered q week
earlier.
Mr.. Belknap had lived in
Chevy Chase with his daughter,
Marion A. Belknap. 4l09 Edge
vale court. since his retirement
and the death Of his wife, the
former Josephine E. Cochrane,
In 1916.
He moved to the District In
1918 and worked first as an ac-
countant with the War Trade
Board and the Shipping Board.
In 1920 be joined the Internal
Revenue Service.
= A veteran infantryman Of the
Spanish-American War, Mr.,
Belknap saw action In the Phil
ippines with the LIST Nebraska
Infantry. after having taught
school In Nebraska for several
years.
He earlier was graduated
from Fremont (Nebr.) Normal
School. and attended Hastings
(NebrJ College.
Mr.. Belknap was born In
Dwight, H.. but moved as an
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infant with his parents to
Hastings.
After his marriage In 1905,
he returned with his wife TO
the Philippines to teach. Trav-
cling through the jungles Of
Luzon and Mindanao, then
still populated by head-hunt-
ers. Mr.. Belknap started many
native schools.
Once. when asked by q chief
to open q school in his part Of
the jungle. Mr.. Belknap first
demanded that the tribe stop
decapitating its neighbors.
Meeting with the rival chiefs
in a clearing In the mountains
of Mindanao, Mr.. Belknap af-
fected a truce. started the
school and later saw the chiefs
become close friends.
He left the Philippines in
1918 to move to Washington
Since his retirement. Mr.. Belk-
nap had spent much Of his
time doing carpentry, his
hobby.
Services will be held 2 pm.
tomorrow at 0awlers Funeral
Home, Wisconsin avenue and
Harrison street NV. Burial
will be In Grand Forks, N. d.
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Mrs. Frye, 81,
Of PooIesviIIe

Mrs. Howard Frye. 81. died
Monday at her home In Pooles-
vile. Md. after a long illness.
The former Alice Beall, she
was the daughter Of the late
Winfield and Melissa Beall Of
Poolesville and a descendant Of
Ninian Beai who settled in
Maryland In the 18th century.
Long active In civic affairs
Of the community, she was also
q member Of st. Peters Epls-
copal Church.
Mrs. Frye leaves her hus-
band. q retired building con-
tractor. whom she married In
1922.
Services were held at q pm.
yesterday at the Hilton Funer-
al Home, GAINESVILLE. Md.
Burial was in Monocacy Gene
terry, Beallsville, Md.
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Louise Hamilton,
Cofe Manager

Miss Louise Hamilton, 81, q
home economist and industrial
cafeteria manager, died after a
heart attack yesterday In her
apartment at 20l9 Eye street
NV.
Miss Hamilton, q native Of
Pennsboro, w. Va, came TO
Washington about 20 years ago
At the time Of her death she
was manager OF the cafeteria
at United States News g. World
Report.
A graduate OF West Virginia
University. she was the man
ager Of The Stars cafeteria
from l945 to 1859, when the
papers operations were moved
to Southeast.
Miss Hamilton, a member OF
the National Presbyterian
Church, leaves no immediate
survivors.
Graveside services will be at
! pm. tomorrow in Pennsboro
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KaIelkar leaves two sons. Raja
and NOLAN. both students at
George Washington University;
q daughter, Shailaja, q student
at Columbia University in New
York City: three sisters, Mrs.
Taraben Shah. Mrs. Kamuben
Shah and Mrs. Umaben Vakil,
and two brothers. Maganbai
and Harabai Parekh, all Of
Bombay. India.
Services were held at I pm.
yesterday at the Lee Funeral
Home, Fourth street and Mas
sachusetts avenue NE.
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Mrs. Chundun KeIeIkur,
Wife of Indiun Attuche

Mrs. Chandan Kalelkar, 81.
wife Of the Public Relations
attache Of the Indian Embassy,
died yesterday morning at
George Washington University
Hospital after q brief illness.
Mrs. Kalelkar. Of SITS VIII
liams lane. Chevy Chase, had
Lived in Washington three
years.
! Born in Jetbur, Gujarat
State, India. Mrs. Kalelkar was
graduated from college in
Bombay in sociology, after
which she attended Mills Col
.lege in California where one Of
her classmates was Virginia
Foisee. later Mrs. Dean Rusk.
Mr.. Rusk was their professor.
Mrs. Kalelkar later moved to
Boston, where she received q
masters degree in sociology.
Born Chandan Parekh, she
was married in 1910. Before
coming to Washington, she and
her husband lived In France,
lndo china, Canada and New
York.
Her family and her husband
were both closely associated
with the late Mahatma Gandhi
and his work in India.
Active in Red Gross work
here, Mrs. Kalelkar also did
volunteer service in Soldiers
Home. She also was a member
Of Chetna. the India Woman's
Association.
She and her husband were
to celebrate their gath wedding
anniversary next Monday.
Besides her husband. Mrs.
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Mrs. Edith WyIie.
EmpIoye of Old
Department Store

Mrs. Edith v. wylie. "a. q
native Of Washington. died
yesterday at the Washington
Hospital Center. She lived at
1929 Georgia avenue NV.
The former Edith Flood, she
was the widow OF Claude w.
Wylie, who died in 1912.
Mrs. Wylie worked at the old
Palais Royal department store
here for about 20 years.
She was a member Of the
Sodality and the League Of the
Sacred Heart ct tine Church Of
the Nativity, 6001 Thirteenth
street NV.
She leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Randolph Routt. 303
Lexington drive, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Everett ONeal. l40l
MerTimac drive, Hyattsville; q
son. John Wylie. 600S West
brook drive, Hyattsville; two
sisters, Mrs. Andrew Stewart
Of Edgewater, Nd, and Mrs.
James M. O'Brien, 60O5 By
brook lane, Chevy Chase, and
a brother, william @. Flood,
1923 Cedar lane. Falls Church,
Friends may call at the War
ner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, S4S4 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring. A requiem mass
win be offered at $50 am.
Saturday at the Church Of the
Nativity, with burial In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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officer for the Los Angeles
Juvenile Court in 1911, and was
a boys counselor at the Cali
fornia Junior Republic In Chino
from 1911 to 1914.
He was admitted to the bar
In 1916. and received his law
degree from the University OF
Southern California the follow
ing year. He had practiced law
In Long Beach ever since. first
In partnerships, and, after
l941, individually. He remained
active in youth and recreation
al organizations throughout his
life.
ChamplOned Veterans
spurred by the death of his
only son, Clyde, jr., q lieu
tenant In the Army Air Force
during World War II, Mr..
Doyle became a champion Of
veterans benefits legislation.
He sponsored bills to increase
amputee benefits and to assure
veterans preference in the pur-
chase Of surplus Government
property. He received awards
from the American Legion,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars,
AMVETS and Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans.
He and his wife, Lydia,
whom he married in 1914, had
made their home for many
years in South Gate, Calf.
Their local address was 3877
North Thirtieth street, Arling-
ton.
Besides Mrs. Doyle, the Con-
gresham leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Richard Stanton Of Roll
ing Hills, Calf, and two
grandsons.
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c. A. Gentle, ST.,
Ex-Businessmun,
Civic Leader

Charles A. Gentle. ST., So, q
College Park MD civic leader
and former businessman, died
Of a heart attack Tuesday al
Leland Memorial Hospital.
He was Q former owner Of
the University Bowling Alley in
College Park.
Mr.. Gentle also was q for.
mer governor Of the College
Park Moose Lodge and Q for
mer president Of the Business
mems Association Of College
Park.
He was q member Of the
Elks Lodge and the Lions Club
and was active in Democratic
Party affairs.
Born In New Haven. Conn.,,
Mrs. Gentle came to the WASH
ington area 43 years ago to
attend the University Of Mary
land. He was graduated in
1925.
He leaves his wife, Martha
K. Of 1905 Hopkins avenue,
College Park, the home ad-
dress; two sons, Charles, IT,, Of
1901 Guilford place, College
Park. and William Of the home
address; two daughters, Mrs
Mary Cunningham and Mrs.
Martha Dunn, both Of the home
address; two brothers, Fred, of
4502 Guilford road. College
Park, and Salvatore, Of 1910
Dickinson street, College Park:
q sister. Mrs. Lena DeMartino
Of New Haven. Conn.,, and seven
grandchildren.
Services viii be held at 10
am. tomorrow at the Holy Re-
deemer Church In Berwyn, Nd.
Burial win be In Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Friends may call to-
day at Gasch's Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore avenue, Hyatts-
vile. Md.
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Clyde Doyle Dies at IS,
House Memberl6 Years

Representative Clyde Gilman
Doyle, California Democrat and
acting chairman Of the House
un-AriAerican Activities Com
tnittee, died in his sleep last
night at his Arlington home.
He was rs.
Mr. Doyle had represented
q suburban Los Angeles area
Tor 10 years. With the excep-
ton Of the S0th Congress, l947
to f949, he had served continu-
ously since 1945. The voters Of
the 23d District reelected him
overwhelmingly last November
to his ninth term in the House.
A veteran member Of the
Un-American Activities Com
mittee, Mr.. Doyle had spent q
GOOD deal Of time and energy
the past year defending the
Investigating groups activities
from attack both inside and
outside Congress. He became
acting chairman last fall when
Chairman Walter became Ill.
Praised by Walter
e Chairman Walter said in a
statement issued through his
office that the committee is
+, saddened by the unexpected
death of Mr.. Doyle and "the
country. the Congress and the
people Of his district partic-
ularly have suffered q deep
loss.
I'm the 81 years / have served
in the Congress, I have known
few men who we're so kind
and gentle. as tolerant and
understanding. so full Of good
will to all men as was Clyde
Doyle. Yet there was an INTEL
ligent limit to his good will
and tolerance" Mr.. Walter
continued.
1T was for this reason, his
deep sense Of patriotism and
his abhorrence Of what was
evil and corrupt. that he served
for II years with such distinc-
ton on the committee :. !"
Ever since he entered Con-
sress, Mr.. Doyle had kept a
Conscientious diary Of each
days happenings in the House,
recording speeches and ges-
lures Of his colleagues and
adding his own brief comments.
The journal runs to several
loose-leaf volumes.
Born In Oakland
"a Mr.. Doyle was born in Oak
hnd, Calf, July IL, 1887, and
began his career as q YMCA
secretary in Long Beach in
1909. He became a probation
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WRLEMAN, RICHARD D. Members Of
~n the Pollcemen's Association
viii attend the funeral Of
MS-AsXW thsIy a., ,vh eEgs asa RICH rs 4:
W. Hsshodist Church. AMMAN.
- dale. Va. At pm, fIidsy.
March 10, 1858. interment 81 the
sdhFgo5 fRan fsw 'WSsiiALRR, President.
xENNHrH" p. FOLSOM ssey.
WICKER. cLEyELAND, r., On
EEH tSns' %Ic;K di' Jt = son s Si cisvs-
land wicker, 81. Also surviving are
two brothers, three aunts, eight
uncles, other relatives and friends.
Remains Isstins ,,., q ths ous yohn aoiHS
i5tn 81. ne. where friends may
call after 4 pm. THURSDAY, March
Ia, and where services win be held
On. Friday, March ~. ~ 70 an.
terry.
WILLIAMS. CoRA MAE. on wsdnes-
coRA NAE. WILLIAMS of Route 1:
herndon, Va, vile Of TIE late
Maurice q. WILLIAMS. nother q
Helena cornweli Elsie Money and
q 0i Bert H Duncan n q sunset Hiiis' Va.
and cisTa Duke of washington,
D ses sl'o nd sgrylusSt Sy 4
s T.sa Ph s1sPd Home %s' q i' Rd.n :as
herndon, Va, where services viii
Be held at 2 pm. Saturday. March
d ls; ITtsrH'sHs Browns chiiSpsl
WILLIS, JESSE ". OF s4so leth e.
nv, on. March 10, 1868. beloved
Scshsm'sers Funeral H cgEs. IAooS
Is. 81 pm. Intsrment washing
ton National Cemetery. 80
WIRE, Q. RAYMOND. on Wednesday.
March 10, 1868. ct QeorEetoWn
University Hospltsl, c. .RAYMoND
WIZ q Ssll Bradley lane. CHEVY
Williams Wire, son Of Mrs. Charles
3. and the late Charles Z, Wire.
father Of Ramona wire and Rose:
mary Wire Anderson. brother Of
p wire &c Of SinsSalDDss'i N. ae g. STisnds
may call ct 0aWler's Chapel. Wis
consin ave. at Harrison st. NV.
parking on .pEemisesl, where serve
is, At $50 ON. fntefmsnt ROCK
guests that expressions Of sympathy
s g mSde 70 the American Cancer
wYLIE, EDITH VIRGINIA. On wednss-
day, March 10, 1858, at the Wash
ington Hospital Center, EDITH
ave. NV, mother Of Mrs. Randolph
J. Routt Mrs. Everett r. O'Neil and
John w. Wylte, sister OF Mrs. James
NJ. OBrlen, Mrs. Andrew A, Stewart
and william q. Flood. There are
four grandchildren and four great
grandchildren. Mrs. Wylie rests at
the Warner =. Humphrey Funeral
Home. s434 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Nd. where friends may visit
after $3.50 pm. Thursday (parkine
facilities). Mass VIII Be offered for
q the Nativity Of Our LORD Jesus
Christ. g00l 18th st. NV. WASH
ington. 2. c. Interment Rock Creek
YATES. CLAUDE Z. On WEDNESDAY.
March 10. 1868. CLAUDE n YATEs
eI 40 Circle ave, Indian Head. Nd.
Yates. son Of Ernest NJ Ystsa Pn.
neral from the Simmons Bros. Fu.
Sc. lparkins isciiitissl. on FRIDAY.
s MaTsa l q Ss g .i9is IN Tuns1sl
Mk I,;T.,0vna . e II an: Intsrmsnt
ms hours It'll 0 pm.
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With Regard TO a
Gard Of Thcnks

Very often q cord Of shonks
u The stoF meets q need
which con hoFdIy be solved In
any other woy. Net only ls
u O oFueIovs expVessloa. Of
arofIivds 70 those who hove
sent Horol tributes but olse
eovAsovsly acknowledges The
services and klndnsssss. Of
the. mony 70 whom . peFsonol
note Of ihenks eoDaoi well be
mailed o. whose names and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion 81 q cord 81 shnnks
mey Be oTunesd by telephone
10 The sior, y. 5000.
The Evening and svndoy s'ur
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CLIFFORD. CHARLES v, The family
Of the late CHARLES oIFFORn
wish to extend their deepest appfe-
olation for. flowers, cards and ex.
TiiE FAMILY.
JOHNSON, REV. WILL, The wife and
family Of the late REV. WILL JOHN
SON wish TO extend their thanks
e their many. friends for their acts
reavement. Special thanks 70 the
Rev. story and the members OF the
New Light Buelah Baptist Church,
MRS, HATTIE JOHNSON AND
zEIGLER, FRANK q. Please accent
my deepest appreciation for. your
noral tributes, cards and letters
and other kind expressions OF SYM
pathy In my recent bereavement.
WIFE, ALMA zEIdLER.
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DEATHS
I'm Mrntnriant

ENNNNN
BRIsC0E, EDWARD A. In loving
memory Of our dear husband and
father, EDWARD A. BRIscOE, who
passed away March IL, 1919.
God gave u 4 wonderful husband
He was one who never Rrev old.
God made his smiles Is the sunshine,
he made his heart Of pure sold.
Ic sInn7 is TpHESH 6sTTszAki LUCILLE
BRIscoE. EDWARD A. IN IoYInS
memory o. our father and father
in.lay spWARp 4; BRlscoE. who
today. March IA. 104e.
Gone. but not forgotten,
ELLA, EDWARD AND GRANDSON.
Bolts, DORA 3. In loving memory
q our dear wife and mother. DORA
Z. bOIIS, VINO passed away eight
years ago today. March IA, 1885.
We have . picture framed Of you,
framed IN memory loving and true;
Dem cns G ~ S our sfss s can see your face
LOVING HUSBAND AND cHn-
CLINTON. MIRANDA. In memory 81
OUT dear one, MIRANDA CLINTON,
WHO passed away one year ago to-
NA$t 1aNCu IL 1bOL.
9till 70 US comes days Of sadness,
rms e raw. ia memory Is al vs
OF the wonderful mother We shan
never forget.
This We DO know. she aid not come
Love and memory. they live forever.
YOUR LOvfNo nAuourup
EDWARDS. PERCY q. SAMMY. IN
SAC but loving memory Of our dear
son. PERCY q, (eAhfAfYJ I'd
MAkDo. who departed this lie
nineteen years ago. March IL. 1874.
You are not forgotten. Dear;
As ionG IS life ana memory iast.
We VIII always remember thee.
MS DEVOTED MOTHER AND DAD.
OWENS, SARAH JANE. In sacred
memory .ol my dear grandmother,
s1AhAh JANE OVENS. who departed
. ,ass me fve years aso. March Il,
Sister. thou vert mild and lovely.
REY. JOHN Il. WHEELER.
tSoasS.s y WILLIAM I, Mk SIN
VINO passed away seventeen Year,
aso today. March IL. 1915.
The covers Of life's book are closed
For the one we loved 50 well:
But loving deeds Of bygone days
are what the pages tell
THE FAMILY.
STEVENSON, WILLIAM HENRY IN
memory Of our beloved father, WILL
LIAM HENRY STEVENSON. who ieft
u eleven years aso today. March
He left . beautiful memory,
"a sorrow TOO great TO be told,
His memory Will never grow oid.
EDITH AND HkROLp,
WAnnEN. MARY n. In loving mem.
oy 81 our dear sister. MARY n.
MAkkkN, who passed away ten
years ngo today. March IA. 1888.
You are not forgotten,
though on earth you are no more,
Yet IN memory you are with us,
AZ you always were before,
si3 hER5AhtkknRP FAMILY MAooiK o.
WASHINGTON, CIiARLEs ii. IN low
CHARLES II. WASHINGTON. Via
today March IL. 1855.
somehcw We know that you are near
10 share our lonely hours,
Ana In our hearts there blossoms
., Lsxs's own immortal flowers
oLIyE AND MACK MoNTooM.
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CrematoriI,nn

]. William Lees Sons Co.
"A. :. FUNERAL pIRRcToRs
etn ~ ano MaaA Ave, ~. $1,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
s't ssiiS u A wsi.:i T Req "a s: 5tl
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS .tal, with bronze
Ridss nsSoSisi Ps ,SS.''S asa.S sfsais
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AcA v. an emer9ent COM
H ESds:. SO. q. Heseik Z
y y e March fo U.s. ,BBsi 5.
Funeral Home. 9 anes' 1f ~
st. NV. for the purpose
citing Masonic services FOR
brother, ASA Y. BuRDINE
A. FOSTER Jrs ". N.
RID NJ. WOOD. secy. Ii
Asa v. The officers ans
members Of Acacia Chap.
Ter. No. rs, o. Z. g.. ar,
death q Past Patron ASA
ee held at the 8. H. Hinel
Co. Funeral Home, 2p0l
n.ws on Saturday, March
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DrathH

BELKNAP, CLARENCE A. on Tues
Gay; March, ~, 1868. at Suburban
q 4iOg Edgevale court, Chevy
Josephine coehrs Sano Beiknanps ana sS
father Of Mas Marion A. Belknap.
Friends may call at oawler's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. al Harrison 81. NV,
after IL noon Thursday. March IL
Zee Wls o. On Pre- D5Ismi IS Ehsrs ssry
is at 2 pm. interment Grand
Forks. N. OAK. ia
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RUBIN, ABRAHAM. Members Of the
fVka BUREAU Of EnglavinE and
Printing Post, No. 23, the
tai ll:S y t tss Sa. sEs 'S &
y comrade ABRAHAM RU-
81 II, Hines Co. Funeral
ices 81 Arlington National Gene
ttery. a pm. Friday March lb.
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DAVIS. Commands.

-
RALPE 4. DAVIS. Commander.
BENJAMIN. ROSA n. on Monday,
March II. 1909, 90 Hampton, va,
S Ss i ssspsh%iP s'' q cen aS HSPs
ssws other relatives and many
,,riends, After I pm; Friday. March
10: hnl sn5i are Invited to call q
i 1th st. NV. Notice o. funeral
BEsT, JESSIE 3. tns. GIn. On
Wednesday, March 10, 1858, at
Oak Haven Convalescent Home,
y yassiE B a.. BEST wife q the lsts
ON. stepmother 81 Miss Helen Marie
Best. Friends NAV call at the
Takoma Funeral Home. 2B4 Carroll
81. NV. (parking opposite). where
services win be held on Friday,
March rs. at 1870 pm, intefment
Union Cemetery. Rockville. Nd.
BIRCH. J. HOWARD. On Wednesday,
Pi srfA ~ Ho sss B sERSa'H q s Hos
Marbury rd., Bethesda, Nd, beloved
81 or' Sl, e anne anne ,, Birch i9sh n,
ington, W. Va, and Mrs. Charles =.
brother q Norbert :. Bireh AS q
Wynnewood. Pa: Mrs. Evelyn Brodie
q Chew Chase, Nd, and Mrs.
John Y. Sample Of Baltimore. Nd.
cSsssH run %as Home Ss q st Re w GesTy
Thursday, March IA. and Friday.
March is. where prayers win Be
SAID on Saturday, March 10, at
g:sO an; thence 10 st. Bartholo-
rd. and Wilson lane. Bethesda, Ma,
an. intefment Gate e 81 Heaven en-
Cemetery. Recitation Of the rosary
VII Be said on Friday. March rs.
BEIpaET, MABEL r, On tuesday 81
i74s . 81 asOSi n.a :. h' nh Issiiasne r
HRipoEr, aunt q Mrs. e constanc:
Steel Of .Washington, b. C.; Mrs.
snd Charles ], IrISsst q Arlins.-
selur s Of sT ElnssSS y ". R sSa AS
thqny J. Altieri Of New York City.
flends may call at the 8. n.
Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2e0I l4th
* n 1L; after Pm: Friday. March
The s6oTs fu iSssf home s on sstu =
day; March fe; q 10 an. Inter
bUkDINE, ASA ". on wednesday,
ASA Y. BURDfNE Of 47o4 18th st.
nv: beloved husband Of Minnie j.
s SH5d'n as. son Of Edit, Edith n. nurdine
brother of Mrs, Arrie B. Boyd 81
savannah. Ga. Also survived By one
niece and one nephew. Friends may
call ct the 9. H, Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 290I 14th St, NV. after Z
iacilitiesl. Services at the above
funeral home on Saturday, March
1n;, ~ ~ am. Interment Cedar
nln cemetery. Is
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CLARKNCE a. Members
Of Gen, Nelson A. Miles
Camp, No. !. U. 8, W, ",
Funeral Home, $3.50 Wis.
consin ave. nv, At 1890
pm. on Friday. March
10, 1868, for services fol
comrade, CLARENCE A
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bis residence. ssOf ilth s. NV. -
SHshofEb Si ~ e. ! cHA,E+.s a
Joseph A., james v, Paul y, ches.
s, A ae ss,. war ssS y ossSlins' Me-
Ister. Friends may cali al ths
FitEgerald Funeral Home, 32iS VIII
son blvd (paIking In rearl, Ar
lington. We. where services will be
held on saturday. March is, Al
etery, Aiexandria. va. rs
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DANIEL J. sHAUoHNEssy
Al.nrN A. ApsALoS, AdIutsnt.

-. ~.
AIBIN A. ABsALoN Adiutsnt.
RUBINsrKIN. PHILIP, On wednes-
day March ~, 1868. PHILIP RU-
BlNsTEfN OF 041J curran rd.,
sllySr priRg. Nd ~ es isase tsshsr
stein. he also Is survived By two
brothers and one slater, Arthur
Euplnstein Of Silver 6pring, Nd;
New foS5fP a cliy. ss sl15 sm y ne Ss
Home. 42I7 9th 81. NV, on Friday,
March 10, AZ IL am, InteEment
msns CREE R1l sseticnS. si n smcv MDE
at GAIL curran rd.. silver epFing,
Nd. Family =. requests In lieu Of
r sss s ssic ,S GSssi DIscs fssr
Willie Nd ~
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PATRICK, EsTELLE n. suddenly,
fnOv siaEns.'H o MaEsh Ma Is sErI 4
H.. PATRICK Of zoos 26th 81. me-,
beloved mother Of Mrs. Violet Bate
Is survived By one sister. Dorothy
Lecounte; two grandchildren, two
great-grandchildren other relatives
and many. friends Remains resting
g the John Z, Rhlnes CO. Funeral
Home, 3O15 18th st. ne. lampls
may call after 4 pm ThursdSy.
March IA, and. where funeral serv-
ices viii be held on Friday, March
a. pm. Interment Lincoln
memorial Cemetery. IL
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S MssbissS n sciahb iR Rs s: soMs
is.shhsr 9! Alice Thltlosk sRd trend
s Ga T fSen wSI hsl dns s John yonn
Ices 81 the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1881 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
tparking faeilltiesl, on Friday,
March is, at ~ noon. IntefmeIit
Cedar Hi Cemetery. visiting until
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WHITMAN, RICHARD D. Membsr. q
Wu the Policemen's Aseociation
ss ;sy ~ HIila; :s.i s !: |:
VSV Methodist Church, AMMAN
- dale. Va, At 2 pm. Friday,
March 10, 1858. Interment 81 the
shgIfh, sswwe'wSgIi ALRR Presldent.
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NsTcR z. lsss.H HEENRYY n 4. lFPiEs1S H.'
MER Of l21I Delafisld place ne.
Piumsner and Devoted fst 2lss q i nPs
Hilda J. Harrison. calvin H, Wi.
liam A. and Wendell L. Plummer.
Also surviving are five erandchii-
dren; his sisters. brothers, other
4 pm, Thursday, friends are In.
vited TO call ct the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home, 1890 9th st. NV. where
services win be held at 10 an.
Friday, March is. Interment LIN
coin Memorial Cemetery. Il
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MaTsh f, 1903. EDITH MAJ RICK.
Va, beloved wife q q Dick Y.
Ricketts,, mother Of Mrs, Norma L.
oeldner and jeanne Ricketts,. sister
Of Mrs. William Gross. DR.. Ray
noId, Robert: Norris and Grover
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 WilSDn
blvd. Arlington, Va, where funeral
services will be held Saturday. March
10. az 10 an. Interment Cedar Hill
Cemetery. Is
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ELIZABETH. Miss Eliza
beth ounter entered into
life eternal on Monday,
March IL, 1868. A faith
full member and secretary
Of the Elizabeth Chapter,
paughters Of the King
May her soul rest in peace