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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-12-19
Attended Farley

Drew Foster, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew w. Foster, 2400
Parker Ave-, Wheaton, has at
tended the Region v conference
of the Association of College
Unions as a representative of
the Mount Union College Stu
dent Center Program Board.
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Elected AT A.U.

Robert Kinsey, son of Mrs.
Lorraine H. Kinsey of 1889 18th
ST., Silver Spring, has been
elected to the Junior Class AS.
sembly at American University.
Robert, a student in the School
of International Service at the
Washington University, is also
active on student government
committees and in the Young
! Republican Club.
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vance to get acquainted with
children and pets. Where rela-
tons are amiable, the same
baby-sitter should be employed
regularly, it suggests.
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Parents should never leave
children unattended when they
leave home, even if only for a
brief period, the warning en-
phasiZes.
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CONTINUED from Page BAL

of any considerable magnitude
such as this one should be sub
mitted to a vote of the districts
affected.
Roy j. futile
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Roy J. Tuttle
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John c. Verhoeven, Official
In Defense Supply Agency

John C. Verhoeven, 81, {
supply specialist with the De-
Tense Supply Agency, died
Thursday after a long illness
IN Arlington Hospital.
A native of New York City,
Mr. Verhoeven lived at 955 Co.
lumbus street, Arlington. He
had been a resident of the area
since 1913.
Before coming to Washing
ton, Mr.. Verhoeven was en-
ployed by the Navy Depart
ment in BARRIERS Point, Oahu,
Hawaii from 1916 until 1948.
Previously he was employed by
the Navy in Norfolk.
Mr.. Verhoeven came to
Washington to join the staff
of the Munitions Board and
later the Armed Forces Bureau
of Supply. During reorganiza-
ton of the Department of De-
tense, he served on the original
planning staff for the Defense
Supply Agency.
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George SchIuger.
Auto Salesman
With Area Firm

George H. Schlager. 81, an
automobile salesman, died Fri
day in Holy Cross Hospital in
Silver Spring after a brief i'll
ness.
A native Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
Mr.. Schlager lived at 1902
Ashley drive, Rockville, Md.
A graduate of Marietta
(Ohio) College, Mr.. Schlager
was an automobile salesman
with Justine Oldsmobile in
Hyattsville at his death.
He had been an automobile
salesman since 1855. Previously
he operated his own dry clean
ing firm in Southeast Washing
ton, and was a sporting goods
salesman.
Mr.. Schlager served with the
Army in World War II in Italy
and North Africa. He was q
member of Post 1856 Of the jew
ish War Veterans. He also was
active in the knights of Pyth-
las and the Beth Tikva Syno-
gogue.
He leaves his wife, Ruth, and
three children, Deena, Eileen
and Carl, all of the home ad-
dress, his mother and father,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Schlager OF
New York, and a sister, Mrs
Violet P earlma n of Broom
all, Pa.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
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Mr.. Verhoeven attended Co
lumbia University and the
American University as well as
the Armed Forces Industrial
College. At the time of his
death he was chief of the Ma
terrell Programs Office, Supply
Operations, Defense Supply
Agency.
He leaves his wife, Clara, Of
the home address, and a sister,
Mrs. jeanette Fox of New York.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow in the Airing
ton funeral home, 1901 North
Fairfax drive, Arlington. Burial
will be in Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
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Mr.. Truman and Mr.. johnson
when they were Senators.
A native of Brookfield, Mo-,
Mr.. Johnson began railroading
at the age of II. That was in
1898, and his wages were $1.70
for a 12-hour day.
He came to Washington
from a post with the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe at Silsbee,
Tex.
He was an active Mason and
Shriner and a member of the
board Of directors of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church.
Mr.. Johnson leaves his wife,
Myrtle, of 1912 Porter street
NV, the home address.
Services will be at 10 am.
Monday at the Ryan Funeral
Home, BIT Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, with burial in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
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W. D. johnson, 81, Dies;
Leader in Rail Union

william D. johnson, 80, who
began his career as a brakeman
on the old Hannibal 8E st.
Joseph Railroad and ended as
vice president Of a National
railroad union, died Of a heart
attack Wednesday at George
Washington University Hospi-
tai.
q Known as w. D., Mr.. johnson
came to Washington in 1881 as
the vice president and legis-
iative representative for the
Order Of Railway Conductors
and Brakemen, and was re-
elected to that post every four
years until he chose to retire
last August.
The union represents 5000
men in the United States,
Canada and the Canal Zone.
FuSneu Retirement ACTS
Noted for the long hours he
spent in his Capitol Hill office
working for the men he repre-
sented, he was an influential
lobbyist for the Railroad Retire.
ment Acts Of 1887 and sub
sequent amendments.
Mr.. Johnson's success came,
his colleagues said, because he
never banged o table or uttered
a threat in his efforts to win
over a member of Congress. He
convinced the legislators on
the basis of facts and logic,
earnestness and congeniality.
Over the years he got to
know many lawmakers well,
becoming a personal friend of
former President Truman and
Vice President Johnson.
Often he would leave his
Washington office to campaign
for the Congressman whom he
particularly admired, including
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Walter (. Duncan

ATLANTA, July ~ (AP)-
Walter E. Duncan, So, treas.
urer of the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Co., died today at hi!
home. He was elected treasurer
in 1856 and had been with
Southern Bell since 1920
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at Spring
Hill in Atlanta.
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of ihsnks
IN The Sf0r meets q need
which ean hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only Is
II q sraeiovs expression. Of
gratitude 70 those who have
sent fIerGl tributes but also
covHeoVsIy acknowledges the
services and kindn0sses' Of
the. mony 10 whom q personnel
note Of ihonks sonnet well be
mailed or whose nom0s ond
addresses ore I not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thanks
mcy be cWanssd by telephone
to The Star, U. $4,000.
The Evening and Svnd0y Stur
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Father HeoIy, "a

NEW YORK, July 81 (AP)
The Rev. John Healy, "a, at
the priory Of st. Vincent Ferrer
in New York for so years, died
last night. Father Healy had
been head of the eastern mis-
sion band for Dominican
Fathers Of st. Joseph for al
most half a century.
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julius c. Randolph,
Teumster Official, Sc

Services for Julius c. Ran
dolph, Sc, vice president and
business agent of Local $50 of
the Transfers Union, will be
at l pm. Tuesday at Plymouth
Congregational Church, Mis-
souri, avenue and Riggs road
NV.
Mr.. Randolph of GIT Dahlis
street NV, died Thursday.
Burial will be in Lincoln
Memorial Cemtery.
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Darn nf Ihanka

ANDREWS, REV. WILLIAM H. The
family Of the late REV. WILLIAM
H. ANDREWS wishes 70 tn IMAM u Ine
liams and Edgar James, trustees,
ushers, choir members. soloist and
members Of the Metropolitan A.. M.
E. Church, the neighbors, relatives
and friends, for their floral trio-
grams, sympathy cards and many
other expressions Of kindness dur
ing our recent bereavement.
MRS. MABEL L. ANDREWS AND
FAMILY.
BROWN, JOHN HENRY. yr. The fam.
! lily of the late JOHN HENRY
BROWN. Jr;, wishes to express sin.
the Rev. ouinland r. Gordon Of
friends and neighbors for their
kind expressions Of sympathy.
MOTHER, MRS, ROSA E. BROWN
EDWARDS. WILLIAM S. The family
Of the late WILLIAM ANS! 8. ED Ed
co-workers Of the Post office De-
partment, neighbors and the Sym
postum Club for the floral tributes
and messages Of sympathy during
MRS. CATHERINE AND ERNEST
EDWARDS AND FAMILY.
MANN, ESTELLE G. The family Of
TO extend. its sincere thanks to
the many friends who so generously
expressed their sympathy and con:
dolence and for their beautiful
floral Offerings and other tokens
our recent bereavement.
PROCTOR, CHARLES H. The family
OF CHARLES H. PROCTOR wish
Plummer, the Jolly Club and many
friends for the flowers and kind
expressions of sympathy and the
for the wonderful services they rem
dered. THE FAMILY. %
SC az late sL ELVHoR Scof Fam W.h ss
70 express sincere appreciation to
the ministers, neighbors, friends and
relatives for their floral tributes,
use of cars and any other ex-
B ssssSsSeS q sympathy TaE S agTn our
THOMAS, KATHERINE C. The fam
lily Of the late KATHERINE G.
THOMAS wish to express their
uetp hppTeClhIlon 70 al IrltnQSf
neighbors and co-workers for their
cards, flowers, cars and other fayors
and expressions of sympathy dur
ing our recent bereavement.
THE FAMILY.
TYLER, JOHN II. The family Of the
late JOHN H. TYLER wishes to
thank the Rev. O. Z. Stevenson,
the Rev. Jesse Brown. the Rev.
Wilbur Henry. the Rev. 2. Alex
for the services that they rendered,
and also the senior ushers and the
senior choir. We further acknowl-
edge the many kindnesses from the
Public Roads, relatives and many
friends for the use Of their cars,
sympathy cards, telegrams, floral
contributions and others who made
II possible In comforting US during
our recent bereavement, and the
John y; Rhines Co, Funeral Home
J jSS tssi5 T9 TSsFS . service
YOUNG, BUFORD. The family Of
the Rev II. Carter. the Rev. r.
Rev. G. Murray, the Second Baptist
Church, the Galloway Methodist
Church and many friends for their
floral tributes, messages Of SYM
patty. donations and other express
sions OF kindness during his illness
and during their recent bereave-
WIFE MATTE YOUNG. 20
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Anurtltngh

BRoWNsTEIN, SAMUEL. There viii
be an unwilling for the late SAM
UEL BRoWNSTEIN. beloved hus-
band Of Ida Brownstein and be-
loved father Of Mrs. Esther zabrek,
on Sunday, August 4. 1858, at II
den, Falls Church, Va. Relatives
and friends are invited.
THE BROWNSTEIN FAMILY.
WoLFMAN. EMMA. There will be ar
unyeiling in memory OF Emma
WOLFRAM on Sunday, July 2S
1853, at 2 pm, at King Davit
Memorial Garden, Falls Church, Va
Family and friends are invited.
MAX WOLFMAN 21,27,2S
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN. Garden Of Cruel
location; valued $3.50 each at GEM
etery, LU. 4-942s.
CARVER MEMORIAL PARK9 choice
lots, sacrifice. RA. 6-4460,
FORT LINCOLN-4 burial sites. mr..
iieSe. wa. 7ssTe4. Di'
NATIONAL MEMORIAL Park. Fails
Church. Va" sites; valued
S1,1OO, will sell $500. MRS. b.
n. .HQLMo, l13 South virginia st.,
ooldsboro, N. G.
2 GRAvEsITEs in Fort lincoln Gene
tsif ona. cali ain sP. $3.50. TOT 'ni0rma-
SIX SITES in beautiful nearby park
cemetery In Maryland. Cali 356-
bl70.
FORT LINCOLN-4 lots, close 10
chapel; value, 5000 each; sac, NOV
ing. Ask for MISS g.. KE. 7-03b7.
2s
WASHINGTON NATIONAL, suitland
I'd, Just beyond ID. Q, line; 3 grave-
sites, reas. 772.0742, %
PARKLAwN-6 burial sites, Garden
Ss,d Lss Esf SEInss.bp5sG reasonable Sif'r
FORT LINCOLN-i. site. block Q, lot
800; marker privileges. Re. 7-60D3
MAUsOLEUM-3-cry corner, Ma
nonal Memorial Park. Call IA,
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Rinaldi Funeral Home
-7lQ0 GEORGIA AVE, NV, RA. 3-74ii
Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hlapital
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DRathH

D'ALOIsIO, MICHAEL. OF e909
july &c. 1865. MIcaAEE p Dtsi,
$40, husband Of Josephine D'Aloisio.
Of Louis p,Aloisio. Prayers ct
on Monday, July 90, at II am;
ehafch iiO1 o sOhns ave. Tysn sVst
ment Mount oiivet Cemetery. 2S
DOOLEY, MAUREEN L. On Friday.
pooLEY of ioio sWeetSriar dr.,
AlexSsndria, Va. beloved daughter
Of Mr., and Mrs; George M. Dooley
r, Kathleen A. and Charles p.
Richard Dooiey Of New York and
Mrs. Franz. Lattinville Of Baltimore,
p MS Fa TsnSi E Rsy cay Rsst t eSu MST
pike, Arlington, Va. after pm.
Sunday, Graveside services will be
held on Tuesday, July 30, at 900
ss tam at Arlington National cs s%Ss
FAY, JESSIE LENNox. On July is,
JESSIE LE ESSHSs Fay. beloved Io VII:
q the late COL William Garland
Fay. sister of Mrs. Kenneth. Mac
Oregon Of Apple Valley, Calf. Flu
neral services will be held at Fort
Myer Chapel. Arlington, Va, at II
am. Tuesday, July 80. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
FISHER, MARCELLUs A. OF 800 p st.
NV, on July 20, 1868, husband OF
Ethel May Fisher, brother of Mrs
Lillian Possy, Mrs. Rachel Pierce
Mrs. Laura LeMay and Mrs. Mary
Tenorio. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home, 517 18th st. Sc. on
ment Arlington National Cemetery
GRIFFITH, LYAL. OF ssO5 ogle-
thorpe St. Hyattsville, Nd. Sud-
denly, on July 20, 1868. Remains
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5S01
Cleveland ave-, Riverdale, Nd, until
Sunday, July %. at 10 pm. sery-
ices and tnterment Davis, W.. Va.
GENTRY, DONALD O'NELE. On Fri
day, July 20. 1903. at Mclean. Va,
DONALD O'NELE GENTRY, beloved
son Of Ernest and Victoria Z. Gentry
brother Of Eugene v. and Ralph C.
Gentry. Private funeral services 81
the Pearson Funeral Home, Az
North washington St, Falls Church
Va, on Sunday, July %. at 2:3C
pm. Interment private at Andrews
CHAPEL Cemetery. Please S oni'
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Announcement Of
Services By Chambers
I'm MrntnriaiiI

Itt MRtttnrta1t1
CARROLL, ISABELLA AND oDEN. To
the precious memory Of our loved
ones: Mother and grandmother,
ISABELLA CARROLL. who left Us
July "a, 1899; father and grand
father, oDEN CARROLL. who Joined
whom have Joined them in the
Gods finger touched them and they
DEVOTED CHILDREN.
FLACK, SIC. LAWRENCE EDWARD.
IDsepaTtesdn this life In Korea July
often sit and think Of him
When / am all alone,
For memory Is the only friend
That Y SUI 1 WIFE sail Et "a gym
LUCAS, CoRRIE q. In loving mem
Org OF our m mother mot bsrl
ETcAsl r1 RS9 PASSED ' ssay three e
years ago today, July 2s, 1860.
A precious one from US has gone.
A voice we loved is stilled;
P Iasss Is s.v vacant m, in G ,I.o hearts
bREN, JULIA fEs AND sfTHHPRHEENs.
NIELSEN, CLAUDE D. In loving
father. CLAUDE D. NIELSEN, who
left US July 2s, 1859.
Nothing can ever take eway
Remembrance keep him near.
LOVING WIPE AND CHILDREN
SMITH. LIST sERGT. WILLIAM. In
memory Of my husband, LIST SERGT.
WILLIAM SMITH, who left me
twelve years ago today, July %.
When things so wrong. as they
NY thoughts always so back to you.
Remembering your smile and our
happy days
Gives me faith and hope in many
So unit ny If. in thi, world /,
will always keep on remembering
DEVOTED WIFE, MARY,
THOMAS, MARY LOUISE. In loving
memory q our darling mother and
ETsnsnoshsT xno NARY AIRY. LouIsE
ys nHM sso today nS Sais e. AisBs zen
Our true hearts that loved you with
deepest affection
Always viii love you. in death Just
Sadly missed.
DEVOTED LOVED ONES, EDITH,
ELTON, WILMA AND ELTON, Jr.
WILSON Wis HORACE ,,nsNay T Il l9ylpg mem:
passed away July 30. 1862.
Your memories viii be our keep
WIPE AND DAUGHTERS.
WOODY, ANDREW HERMAN. In
memory Of my. beloved husband,
ANDREW HERMAN WOODY, who
went away two years ago. July rs,
1851.
Ny heart stlil aches with sadness,
MY eyes shed many q tear;
Only God knows how much l miss
you
As II draws TO another year,
BESSIE 8. WOODY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Ath 81. and Mass. Ave. Il, $4,000
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Nc ss Sss @f MIsoNoSn Eo ,aas July y
316 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements By Frazier. %
OTEY, MILTON 2 on Tuesday Jul,

%, 1868, MILTON Z. oTEY Of
o si4 b 5Ssh st. Of n CSs sSn e. saras
also is survived BY other relatives
and many friends. After 10 noon
vited TO call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1892 You st. NV, where funeral
services viii be held on Monday,
Arlington National Cemetery
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SOILS, FRANCISCO NJ,

ThaEsdsy: July e, iSss:' - At b. d
band Of Wanda l. Soils, father 81
Frank, Gerald, William and Pamela
Soils, son Of Mrs. ALEXANDRA Soils
and grandfather Of Lynda, sharl
and Lisa Soils. Friends may cal
At the De Vol Funeral Home. 222s
viii 5e Offered fer n'S al s.. stepS Mns,
Church, 25th st. and Pa. ave. NV.
on Monday, July 20, at 10 am
lnterment Columbia Gardens Gem
etery. 2S
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JULIAN DICKERSoN,
Adiutant General.
BYRON b. GENTRY.
CommAnder-l Chief.

LANCASTER, JERRY. on Thursday,
%yqlS SS' 1898 c: yIERRX LANcAs-
three sisters and many friends.
After 4 pm. Monday July 20,
friends may call At the johnson
4 Jenkins Funeral Home, 4sOl
oeorgia ave. NV, whore funeral
july '0 40. AZ 1 e pe am ." Ihts ffa
Arlington National Cemetery.
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day in Goldberg's funeral home,
Ninth and Upshur streets, NV.
Burial will be in B'nai Israel
Cemetery.
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ANDREW 8. An emergent
communication Of Acacia
Lodge, No. Is, r. A. A.
NJ. is called for 8 pm.
Monday, July 90, 1868,
at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Mass. ave. ne,
for the purpose Of con-
Masonic services for our
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LEIGH RICHARD Fl f n WooD rs see w. y
II, 1868. at Carroll Manor. ADELE
o. YORK Of 604 23rd st. NV, be-
loved wife Of Warren NJ. York. sis
ter Of Mrs. Mary M. Tucker and
grandmother Of Michael w. York.
neral Home, 1929 Wisconsin ave.
NV, from to 5 pm. and Z to o
pm. on Monday. July 20. Requiem
Mass will be offered at Carroll
Manor Chapel, 1922 LaSalle I'd,
Hyattsville, Md. on Tuesday, July
Greek Cemetery. 90
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COGsWELL, CHEsTER. on saturday,

i Is G "a YEA eod AssREfn 4 ao; "a
S North A ssnSsns ST. 6 AEinEson Va
well, father OF Allan B, Cogswell.
brother OF Albert Cogsweil. Friends
may call at the Ives Funeral Home,
2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va,
until 10 Pm. Sunday, July 2s.
Graveside services will be held at
National Memorial Park on Monday,
July 20. at 10 Am.
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STRONG, ADELNE M. ON Thurs

STRONG, ADELINE M. on Thursday,
July rs. 1868, at her residence. 1907
c cpTf ssr Pl s GasyE Chase, , No q:
Mrs. Jane Strong owen. The family
will receive friends at the Ralf H.
owen residence, 1907 Cypress pl.,
Chevy Chase, Nd. Memorial services
win be held at the Chevy Chase
Presbyterian Church, ON Sunday.
contributions may be sent TO the
American Heart Association. %
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July %, 1853 MARY M. sMAc EsI5S
b. Martin and Florence M. Vasselis.
She also is survived by four nieces,
two. nephews.. other relatives and q
host Of friends, After 5 pm. Tues
day. July 80, friends are invited to
s Y1n q st the SoEyi; sc. cha pc! 1892 ~
fered at St. Gabriel Catholic Church,
Grant circle NV, on Wednesday,
July 81. at 3 am. Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Recita-
ton of the Rosary on Tuesday,
July 80, at 8 pm. $3.50
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s ssE; 5gis =; 1Ss 49, LILLE e lf MHi
oaks, Nd, devoted mother 81
Charles 2. and Ernest Spence and
Lille Dolores Coleman. Also sur
viving are one daughter -in-iaw, one
son-in-law, fifteen grandchildren
other relatives and friends. No
tice Of funeral later. Arrange
ments By Rollins, 80
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PFIRRMAN, GEORGE CONRAD. Mem.

PH I'LL a G 'Sl Es.ssh,ro E ysIF
LIPS Of 1895. Worrell ave. Lam
ham, Md, and also OF 64b West
Minnesota ave, De Land, Fla, be-
loved wife OF pr. Prank M. Phil.
lips. mother OF Marie Nichols OF
Washington, d. c.; Ruth Dronen-
burg OF Silver Spring, Nd; Dale
Phillip OF Arlington, Va; Eileen H,
Wilde of Westminster, Nd, and
Jack w. Phillips Of Holden, Mass.
Mrs. Phillips rests at the Hunte-
mann Funeral Home, 5732 Georgia
held on Monday. July 20, At ii
terry. PSrkins on premises. View.
ing on sunday, July IS, from 2
. Fia.. papers please COPY IS
asy. july W fSss. a. sSas Circle ciIeI;
liEFif' H RAYRIRis pos sSsRdrt s,V ei
drive, Alexandria, Va sister OF
Mrs. John cervarleh OF Richmond,
Va, and Mrs. Emery n. Pugh Of
1918 South 3bth st., Arlington. Va.
Friends may call at the Everly-
Wheatley Funeral Home, 1900 West
Braddock I'd, Alexandria. Va, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday. July 20, AZ 10 am In
terment Chestnut Grove Cemetery,
Herndon, Va.
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the Veterans rs Of Foreign
Wars Of the United states
Of OMAR b, KETCHUM,
director Of the Washing
ton office. National Hon
Or Guard service, viii be
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DAVIS, ROSETTA. on Thursdny

July rs. 1898, al the District Gen,
GS.d HS ~. 81 F ESs. bsT PAWS mS,S Pc
OF Lucille Davis, Lillian Addison
Alice Addison. June Tyson ant
Louis Davis, " Also SURVIVING
tiers, Katie Mari and Mary Dent
two brothers. Wilson and Arthur
host Of other relatives and friends
After. 4 pm. Sunday, July 2s
friends. may call at the BnowdeT
Funeral Home, gao North wash
ington st., Rockville, Md wher'
sandy Spring. Nd. Family al 4s5i
9th 81. NV. 20
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Ryan, 0WIN00NN5A n. On Thursdayi
3IO9 Naylor I'd. Sc, beloved wife
Of Carl \; Ry E1,'S,. mother Of Psr !.
U. s. Navy; daughter Of Troy R.
ter Of Troy Walker and Mrs. Jo-
Ann Horton. Friends may call at
the. Lee Funeral Home, 4th st.
Tuesday. July so. Services will be
held at Fort Myer Chapel at 10
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. 20
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PENN EN- 5 LESSEE FL !; On TTiday; JULY
New Hampshire ave. NV. wife
Of the late Isaac Penn and sister
OF Harry ]. Carter, ST. Also sur
viying are her nieces, nephews.
After p.m' we dn %SH' july aI,en 81
friends are invited TO call at her
late residence, where the Rosary
viii be recited at pm. REQUIEM
Mass VIII be celebrated Thursday,
AUGUST /. at Sacred Heart Catholic
Church, 18th st. at Park I'd. NV.
at Am. .Interment Harmony Me-
CURE, Inc. 81
PFIRRMAN. GEORGE G. o. 2oIO ?
band Of Marion o. PfirrmSn. Re-
mains at Chambers Georgetown
Funeral Home, 3072 M 81. NV,
until $3.50 pm, Monday, July 90.
services and interment pm. Ar
hngton National Cemetery.
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bers Of College Park
Lodge, No. 453, Loyal
Order Of Moose, are
hereby requested to at
tend services for our de-
parted brother, LYAL
GRIFFITH, at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, Riy-
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MUELLER, IDA BERTHA. on Thur

DAY, July 'H Is, O 1898. at her home,
Sli7 ,1 St PLACE n;s;' IDA 5ER-
Mueller, mother Of Robert A. Muel-
Ter and grandmother Of Melinda
at the Warner z. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. (parking. facili-
tiesl. Mass will be offered for the
repose Of her soul on Monday, July
90, at IL am, at Our Lady Of Sor-
ave, TSfoma Park, Nd. Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. (St.
Louis papers please COPY 20