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Lloyd E. Bell. u,
Retired AT&T
Worker Here

Lloyd E. Bell, II, a retired
employe Of the American Tele-
phone 81 Telegraph Co., died
of a heart attack yesterday In
Holy Cross Hospital, silver
Spring. He lived at 7124 Wood
land avenue, Takoma Park, Md
Before his retirement in 1866
Mr.. Bell had worked In the
long lines department at the
company's plant at 725 Thir-
tenth street NV. Born in
North Carolina, he spent 80
years with the telephone COM
pany in Baltimore. Washing
ton and Dayton.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Ethel
c. Bell Of the home address;
a sister, Mrs. Minnie Warfield
of Gaithersburg, Nd, and five
brothers, Jesse E., of Abingdon;
Bradley j., Of Fort Lauderdale,
Fla; Howard H., of Brentwood,
Md; Allen f., Of San Antonio,
and Robert. of Rocky Mount.
N. c.
Services will be at 9 am.
Monday at Our Lady Of Sor-
rows Church, New Hampshire
and Larch avenues, Takoma
Park, with burial in National
Memorial Park, Falls Church.
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W. Whitney Weinrich, Sc,
Chemical ConsuItunt

w. Whitney weinrich, So. q
member Of the Washington
chemical engineering consult
ing firm Of Weinrich a. Dart,
died Thursday In Boston.
A native Of Hawaii, Mr..
Weinrich was graduated from
the Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology with q degree In
chemical engineering In 1891,
He worked with various engi-
.neering companies throughout
the country and during World
War II. served here In the Pc
troleum Administration for
War.
In 1854. Mr.. weinrich was
the co-founder Of the consult
ing firm Of Weinrich g. Dart.
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Rudolph H. EdeIston, 48,
Atlantic Research Official

Rudolph H. EdelSton, 48, a
specialist in stress analysis at
the Atlantic Research Corp,
died Thursday evening after
suffering a heart attack at the
Washington Judo Club. He
was pronounced dead on ar
rival at Casualty Hospital.
Mr.. Edelston was head Of the
applied mechanics section Of
the corporations mechanical
engineering division. He was
responsible for the stress analy-
sis Of rockets used on space
vehicles.
Born in Berlin, Mr.. Edelston
entered the United States in
1885, becoming a citizen in
l943. He held a BIS. in me-
chanical engineering from the
Drexel Institute Of Technology
and had taken graduate work
at George Washington Uni
versity.
Mr.. Edelston lived at Arling-
ton Towers. He leaves his wife,
Ellen; two sons, Albert Kenneth
and John Stephen, and a
brother. Fred Edelston Of
Chicago.
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W. J. PIemmons,
Retired in 1850 as
GAO Accountant

william ]. Plemmons, Sc, a
retired General Accounting Of
flee accountant, died yesterday
at Casualty Hospital after a
long illness.
Mr.. Plemmons, q native of
Marshall, N. C., moved to
Washington as q young man.
He retired from the GAO In
1850.
He was q Master Mason, fl
nancial secretary Of the Ana
costa Methodist Church and a
member Of the official board
Of the church.
A veteran of World War !, he
served with the field artillery
in France, where he was
wounded in action.
Mr.. Plemmons leaves his
wife, Phyllis E., Of 1923 T
street Sc, the home address;
two sons, John NJ, Of Temple
Hills, Nd, and Robert Wallace,
of Brentwood City, Nd; a
daughter, Mrs. Patricia Lam
bert. Of the home address, and
six granddaughter.
Services will be at 8 am.
Monday at the Anacostia
Methodist Church, Thirteenth
and U streets Sc, with burial
in Arlington Cemetery.
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which is located at 1918 X
street NV.
A boating enthusiast. Mr..
Weinrich lived In Cumbersome,
Nd, and was a member Of the
Annapolis Yacht Club. He also
was a member Of the Univer-
sity Club. the Naval Academy
Officers Golf Association. the
American Chemical Society, the
American Institute OF Chemical
Engineers and the American Pc
troleum Institute.
He leaves his wife, Christine
Newman Weinrich Of the home
address. and q brother. Sidney
Of Kona, Hawaii.
Services will be private. Bur-
ial will be In Hawaii.
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Mrs. Charles Edison
Ex-GoVernor's Wife

NEW YORK, June 20 (AP)
Mrs. Charles Edison, wife of
the former Governor of New
Jersey, died yesterday at Hark-
ness Pavilion Of Columbia Pres
byterian Medical Center after a
coronary attack. 81
Mrs. Edison. the former
Carolyn Hawkins. was born in
Cambridge, Mass. She was
married to Charles Edison, son
OF Thomas A. Edison, the in
ventor, on March q, 1918.
Mrs. Edison is survived by her
husband, who was Governor of
New Jersey from 1941 to 1914
and Secretary Of the Navy in
1889 and 1910; and by a sister.
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Gen. Litzenbeng was awarded
the Distinguished Service
Cross, two Silver Stars and the
Legion Of Merit. He also held
another Silver Star, the
Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster and
three Bronze Stars, in addition
to the Navy Cross.
In QuanticO Post
Gen. Litzenberg returned to
Washington in 1851 as legal
aide and legislative counsel TO
the commandant Of the Ma
rine Division at Camp Pendle-
ton.
In 1854, he served as assist
ant to the Commanding Gen.
eral Of Planning, Fleet Marine
Force, Atlantic, in Norfolk,
Va. and in 1856 he was APP
pointed Commandment Of the
Paris Island Marine Camp.
Gen. Litzenberg returned to
Korea in 1857 as a member Of
the United Nations command
component Of the military
armistice commission in ne
gotiations at Panmunjom.
Following his retirement
from the Corps in 1859, Gen.
Litzenberg was associated with
Birely and Co., a Washington
investment banking firm, and
became a vice president of the
firm In 1860. That same year,
he was elected a director of
the General Services Life In
surance Co.
He leaves a son, Marine
Capt. Homer L. Litzenberg Of
Portsmouth, N. H., and a
daughter, Mrs. Betty Lee Bos-
ton of Ann Arbor, Mich.
Services will be held at /
pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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Capt. Woshburn,
Annapolis, '06

Capt. Edward Davis WASH
burn, jr.. USN (retiredD, who
twice served in the office of
the Chief Of Naval Operations
IN Washington, died yesterday
in Oakland, Calf. He was rs.
He moved to Berkeley, Calf.
after being released from active
duty in 1916. A graduate Of the
Naval Academy class of 1905,
he served in both world wars.
He leaves his wife, Katherine
c. Washburn, and two sons,
Randolph H. and Edward D.
Washburn III.
Burial will be in the Naval
Academy Cemetery, Annapolis.
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Roy N. Wier, IS, Advocate
Of Home Rule for District

Roy M. Wier, rs, a former
Representative from Minnesota
who served on the House Dis
trict Committee, died Thurs
day, in a hospital in Seattle.
A stage electrician by trade,
Mr.. Wier was in Congress for
six terms. He was elected first
on the Democratic and
Farmer-Labor Party tickets in
1913, and retired in 1860.
He had been living for the
last year in Edmonds, Wash, a
community north Of Seattle.
Mr.. Wier was q proponent Of
home rule for the District, and
more than once introduced a
bill that would allow the city
to elect a mayor, city council.
school board and voting
delegate, in the House.
He also believed Federal en-
ployes should be named to Dis
trict boards and other civic
agencies. He said this would
better integrate Federal work.
ers into community life.
Club for Workers
At the time that the Cosmos
Club was getting ready to move
out Of its old headquarters on
Lafayette Square In 1852, Mr..
Wier sponsored a bill to d.
rect the Government, which
owns the property, to convert
1t into a recreation headquar-
tiers for Federal and District
employees.
He declared, Washington Is
full Of clubs for the elite. But
no way has been found to de-
velop a club for Federal and
District employees on a demo-
cratic basis"
The administration con-
tended there was too great a
need for office space.
In 1854 Mr.. Wier introduced
q bill that would have made 1t
illegal to put fluorine IL public
water supplies.
Active In Union
Mr.. wier was active in union
and civic affairs before being
elected TO Congress. He sue
ceeded George MacKinnon. a.
Republican.
Mr.. Wier was elected from
the Sd Minnesota congressional
district, with the north and
east side precincts Of Minneap-
oils included. as well as some
rural areas.
He was born in Redfield,
8. Oak.
Mr.. Wier. served for six ears
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as a member of the Minnesota
House, from 1888 to 1899. He
was a veteran Of World War I,
serving at home and abroad.
He leaves his wife, Nellie, and
two sisters, Mrs. John Seard Of
Wemme. Greg. and Mrs. Har-
old Berglund Of Helmet, Calf.
Services will be held Tuesday
In Edmonds.
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Gen. Litzenberg Dies,
Marine Corps Leader

1t. Gen. Homer L. Litzen-
berg, go, retired veteran Of 81
years Of Marine Corps service.
died Of cancer Thursday In the
Bethesda Naval Medical Cen.
ter.
Gen, Litzenberg, who lived
at TOO X street NV, was q
much-decorated veteran Of
World War II and Korea and
was considered one of the
most brilliant tactical leaders
in the history of the Marines.
Born in Steelton, Pa, he en-
listed in 1922 and received his
commission as a first lieuten-
ant in 1925. He was a veteran
of Marine service in Haiti,
Guam and China.
During World War II, Gen.
Gutenberg twice served as a
member Of the Joint War
Plans Committee with the
Joint Chiefs of Staff.
He participated in the North
African invasion in 1912, in
the landing at Casablanca. In
1914 he was transferred to the
Pacific where he saw action
at Rai-Namur, Saipan and
Tinian. n
From 1916 until 1948, Gen.
Litzenberg served on the staff
Of the Commander of Naval
Forces In the Western Pacific
as liaison officer between Gen.
George Marshall in China and
the Chinese Ministry Of Ma
tional Defense during the ne
gotiations between the Ma
tionalist and Com m u mist
Chinese.
Fleet Plans Officer
At the close Of those nego-
tiations. Gen. Litzenberg re-
NAMED in China as Pacific
Fleet Plans Officer. In 1949, he
was named commander Of the
9th Marines, I'd Division, at
Camp Lejeune, N. c.
In 1850, Gen. Litzenberg was
called to Camp Pendleton,
Calf, to organize the 7th Re-
gimental Combat Team which
he later commanded in Korea.
Gen. Litzenberg, whose COM
bat team was nicknamed the
Ridge Runners" was in COM
mand when the 5th and It'll
Marine regiments repulsed six
Chinese Communist divisions
in action near the Chosin
Reservoir in Korea, and later
led the LIST Marine Division
advance from Hagaru-ri to the
sea.
He also led the Marine ad-
vance inland after the Inchon
landing.
For his service in Korea,
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pratha

KARL y. On ThgEsday,
NV Kari WAEkE q .,.i Selole eS
tather Of Karl Walker, HIA,ss,hhdf
N M P Rs also G e sa1slys q y 1
s Il. Hinss Co. s'iTS Funeral Hoae.
29Ol ,14th St. NV on Moneay,
i s:y In {: S4 ArliRRs sEainsS aiSsi
MAN Of 1869 Quincy. place. bla-
wlldman, father, Of Mrs. Shirley
Rolen, Dennis y. and Wayne 4.
Anderson r H SIG.ne Christine Peel l'i ana
Mr.. Sidney Wildman. He also is
survived by four GRANDCHILDREN;
H Fsnd' Tay c1 h.i AZ oSsehs Punsl
attsviile, Nd, from 10 am. Sunday,
June 80, until $3.50 am. Monday,
July Il thence to the 81. AmbEose
Catholic Church, Cheyerly, Nd,
Mass will be offered for the repese
OF his soul at o am. Interllent
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
WILLIS. WILLIE, ", on wednesday.
June 20, 1903. WILLIE WILLIS,
yr, devoted son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Also surviving are four sisters. two
brothers. other relatives and many
friends, From 5 TO 10 pm. Fri
day, June 20, friends are Invited
TO call at the Mcguire Funeral
Home, 1920 9th st. NV. Funefai
and interment at Latta, s. &C.
Family may be contacted at as
21st st. n.e.) 20
WOODWARD. LEONORA DOWNS. On
Friday. June 2S, 1868, at her resi-
sss. Va, LEoNoRAs Downs Wo o
YARD, beloved wife OF Moses A.
woodward and mother OF Mrs. Alice
y Bryant, Mrs. Ruby p. Mayhuah,
Mrs. Mary Lee Holtmeier. Mrs.
Beulah w. Tucker, Claude A. and
lie Roy woodward She also Is
survived BY two brothers, Lafayette
and Grover Downs; nine grandcifil-
dren and five great-grandchiidfen.
Friends may call at the Baker
Funeral Home, 3l4 North West st.,
Manassas, Va, where services will
2:30 pm. Interment Manassas
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bia Lodge Cemetery on Sunday, July
2. 1868, at I pm. Family and
IDA WIENER AND FAMILY;
29,30,5,0
FUTROVSKY, BENJAMIN JAY. There
will be an unyeillng OF q monument
in memory Of BENJAMIN FuTROV-
SKY on Sunday, June 80, 1868, at
II an st the Ezras Israel Gene
Nd. In M case Of rain. i viii BE-
postponed. Donald Futrovsky, Mr.,
and Mrs. Martin Strauss, Mr.. and
MIS-. Charles kutrovsky. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Futrovsky, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Springer. 23,29,3O
SHAPIRO, SAMUEL. There will be
an unwilling of monument in
the memory Of SAMUEL SHAPIRO
on Sunday, June 80, 1868, at z
pm, at King David Memorial Car
den. Lee hwy, Route 29.211. I mile
and friends are invited. After un-
yelling. proceed to 1901 Thornden
terrace, Bethesda, Nd.
BARBARA IpELLE AND STANLEY
J. SHAPIRO. 23,2s.29
WIENER, IRWIN. There viii be an
unwilling Of q monument in mem
DRY Of IRWIN WIENER on Sunday,
June 80. 1868, at IL am, at
George Washington Cemetery,
Mount Lebanon Section tout Riggs
srd.). Family and friends are In.
ylted. After unwilling proceed to
29l2 Montrose drive, Chevy Chase,
FLORENCE WIENER AND FAM
LIZ $ 80
W0LKOWITz, GABRIEL. There will
be an unwilling of monument
In the memory Of GABRIEL VOL
KoWITz on Sunday, June 80, 1903.
at 3 pm, at the Beth Sholom
Cemetery, 57th and M SITS. Sc.
iGsPit %oE HSsiSStf. Nc Se.2lMuy 40
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CEMETERY LOTS

GROUND CRYPTs, 2 burial rights.
r GRAHAM, fSiThsysh, No. 80 "
CEMETERY LOT FoR sALE-Beauti.
fully located l.site lot In National
Memorial Park, Fails Church, 40Ss
Ledueii ion for quick sale. EN-.
WARRINGTON MEMORIAL PARK,
HyAttsytlle--i group, . sites, 3 adj
ditional sites, roadsidsi sacrifice
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DRatha

MOOR. MAI. EDWARD BELL, UsA
Retired. On Thursday. june q,
ll983' MAJ: EDWARD BELL MOOR,
beloved husband Of Carol carter
Moor and father of Carol Carter
Moor II, QTaveside services and In
terment Monday, July at II am,
rangements by Rinaldi Funeral Home,
74O0 Georgia ave. NV.
NICHOLS. MARY Z. (BRoWNIED. On
"wednesday June 70, 1868, az her
''iqf sRow INS2s M Nc IL " b aSRS
wife Of Daniel J. Nichols, and sister
Of Clark z. Brown OF Royersford,
Ham suH sa6a i i14p TAltSyuil Eu1 Vera
Mas Mass ' al the q Shrine SsO q fP e Rs sSefsG
Heart, at 8 am. interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Friends may call
from to 5 and to o pm, SAtur-
day and sunday. Rosary at pm.
Sunday. 80
PERRY, WILLIAM H.. sr. On Thurs
gay. June ~. 1893. at the fairiax
Hospital II sas ELLIAM H, H e eSRSS Sr"
HS iHsr Church 81 % YAM and P as AihS Of
Gooding Of Arlington, Va: brother
Of Charles F, and Miss Pearl Perry
Of Beale:on, Va, and Thomas n.
Perry rS q TSass 81 D Es also
Friends may ~ cali ii'fn t he HrinEton
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
Friday, June "a, where services viii
s tern. Intermen' Confessional Gene .s0
PLEMMoNs. WILLIAM J. On Fri
gay; June ~, lgo3' q rS Ssssss1Slty
the beloved husband [ Of PhyiiiS &
and Robert W. Plemmons and Pa
s SiI =, IN. Ls s%Sdo, Erie gTsnds may
: ices al the Anacostia Methodist
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Visiting hours until 0
SHARPER, WILLIAM =. On Thurs
dence. 74O3 Juneau st. Sc, WILL
LIAM LIAM ]; SHARPER, the beloved
sr;; brother Of Mrs. Rose Belt and
Alex Sharper and grandfather OF
andrew L Sharper. ". Funeral
neral a Home. 1891 tsSi,,, Good Hope I'd.
day. june 20. at II am. Inter-.
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. visiting
hours until 0 pm. 20
SHAW, DONNA MARIE. On Friday.
pitsl. DONNA MARIE SHAW Of
Va. beloved mother Of Mrs. Charles
Clark Of Buffalo, N. y, and Scott
y SHH Clarence Sl ArfnSt sS5 Xiii. dssuE sss
fish Of sherman, N. Z. she also
is survived by one grandson. Fu-
neral services at the Splitter Fu-
neral Home, Sherman, N. Y, on
ment Sherman Cemetery.
sMAY, CHARLES r., Sr. on Friday,
S9ne 2s; dgo3, CHARLES 2 sMAY,
NO. NO. BELOVED 1s,sd. husband Of AGNES W.
y, He also Is survived by his mother,
Mrs; Cora r. Smay, and three grand
children. Friends may call at Gasch's
Funeral Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsvtlle, Nd, after o pm. Satur-
day, June 20, where services viii be
held on Monday, July /, at IL am.
lnterment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 80
sMAY. CHARLES F.. sr. Prince
81 +; d ! d; 4
80, 1868, at s pm, to
exemplify the ritual OF the order
N memory of our late brother,
ShAkLES +. SMAY, sr. BY
WILLIAM O. HERBERT,
49,
L. @. LYONS, Secretary. '
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Services will be at the Lang
ley Hill Friends Meeting. Route
1893. Langley, Va, at 8 pm.
tomorrow.
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BRatha

BARMACK, MRS. GOLDIE. on
Thursday, June "a, 1868, at the
Hebrew Home for the Aged, MRS.
S 90Lpiss E. sA az .CE: she si Is sur;
Mrs. Anna Leonard Of PITTSBURGH,
Pa. and Mrs. May Tannenbaum
Of Philadelphia. Pa. Funeral serv-
ices will be held on Sunday, June
lieu q Di flowers - cOntribbutiona may
be made directly to the Hebrew
Home for the Aged. Washington,
BELL, LLOYD Z. On Friday, June 2s,
1868, a. Holy Gross Hospital. LLOYD
Takoma Park. Nc, beloved husband
Of Ethel G; Bell and brother OF
Allen =. and Roberft" P. Bel and
Minnie W. 'Warfield. Friends may call
AZ the Takoma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll St. NV. parking oppositel
Funeral on Monday, July l.. with
am. Requiem Mass at Our Lady Of
Sorrows Catholic Church at 10 am.
1nterment National Memorial Park.
Falls Church. Va. 80
COLEMAN, LORRAINE. On Tuesday
MAN Of So W ST. NV, wife Of
Make Coleman. Also SURVIVING are
many other relatives and friends.
Notice q funeral later. MalVan q
CORRIGAN, DANIEL p, ST.. OF lI2ll
Old Baltimore pike. Beltsyilie. Md,
on June %. 1868, beloved husband
q Florence corrisan. father Of Mrs
SSsTsan S SSSr & Ssh M5s fa: saa
Mrs Gordon Schmidt. -Four grand-
children survive. Prayers at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 5s0l Cleveland
Joseph's Church. BeltsSii Vile Nd. al al
~ am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
coRRIGAN, DANIEL p. sr. The
AKIN ISOLATION viii hold serv-
9E isso tSr PsA s' y ? COR r
~ sstqsday June 20, 1893
TREpERicK RICHARDSON
FLOYD HEIMER, Secretary.
DEMoREsT. JOHN X. on wednesday
BH GSRoREsr cs e. 400 ' eaRSsstie &
b0r sg ,.s ssSa 0s a Of Helen IRd
s fsHh p'aSG Ps Jane H SSs ns si
Helen King and Robert Pagan
Mrs. Nick Rsdsff Friends ray call
AZ Qawler's chapei, Wisconsin aye.
STeh hsssi'0n 1ssrs n services ssr1 VIII e
held on Monday July l., at 10 am,
iis Int Arlington National Gene
a eommunica tlon Of National
'm Lodge, No. ~, 2. A. A. NJ,
cNTNo day. June So. 1904, at =
WJX g;mp,:;.0 I a. oswlsr's Chapel APPEL
purpose Of eco sondSstina chapel ssrv.
Ices for our late brother. JOHN
yR IAOH 4. Booty shyiF s.. " y
DUyALL, HORACE n. on Thursday.
June "a, 1903, HORACE D. Du-
VAIL OF 2i9 Van Buren, y, NV,
beloved husband OF MIs, FLORENCE
buNNH AAA gAbhANA VI - katNAN
gene 4. and clifton ppvah. Also
surviving are twenty.three foster
children, eighteen grandchildren. a.
voted cousins OF Forest Duvall and
sons, George Duvall and Mason Du-
vallI a daughter, Mrs. Viola Diggs,
and other relatives and friends.
Notice OF funeral later Services
BY The snowdsn Funeral Home.
Rockville. Nd.
EARLY, IRENE. on Thursday June
CHURCH. Va, IRENE EARLY, wife
late MARI Violet Aver, grandmother
yived By two sisters, Mrs Ernest
Earman and Mrs, Ruth Lefilngvell
Friends may call At the Money 4
King Funeral Home, III West Maple
ave, Vienna, Va, where services
viii be held Sunday, June 30, at
pm fntermsnt Andrew Chapel
Cemetery. 30
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AnuFilttt1

FRIEDMAN, LOUIS. There will be an
unwilling in the memory Of LOUIS
FRIEDMAN, beloved brother Of Ida
Weiner, at the District OF Column
bia Lodge Cemetery on Sunday, July
2, 1868, az I pm. Family and
IDA WIENER AND FAMILY.
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WIFE, bIERLINE.--
CRICHLOW, CHAPLAIN LUTHER. VI.
husband, LUTHER WARNER
CRICHLOW, who passed away five
years ago, June 80, 1868. Vsr
Years have passed. but pleasant
memories Of you nnger.
DEVOTED SS yIlE WIFE. MARTHA AVA
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SHAW. donna MARIE. on FrIday

5MAY, CHARLES r, Sr. Prince
.E~N> Georges Lodge, No. I77S,
ENJIS B. P. o. Elks, will as
MI~ semble at Gascil's Fu-
neral Home. 4739 Bal
W timore ave-, Hyatts1iile
Nd, on Sunday. June
30, 1868, at s pm, To-
exemplify the ritual OF the order
IN memory OF our late brother,
CHARLES F. sMAY, sr. By
WILLIAM n urpprpr
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I co SEn &c o. NStionai
h 1 S.f. SS' Called &Cr 4 sun M.
day. June 80. lo83, At z
pm, At 0awler's Chapel,
Wisconsin ave. and HAr-
!, il' s0ndS &C. a'S eGspa. ~ .. N.
our late brother. JOHN
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GRISSOM, GEORGE. A tribute Of
love TO the memory Of my devotsd
husband, GEORGE GRISSOM, who
departed this life nine years ago
today, June 20. 1858.
Dear Husband. you have found
release
From pain and God has given you
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ERRICO,. PAsoUALE. In loving mem
PAsouAEE ERRico. who depsrsed
this life twenty-three years aso
today. June 20. 1910. ~
Your life was unselfish,
And for others you lived; ~
mol Tor what you received, MA
| But for what you could give.
YOUR LOVING WIFE, TEREsINA.
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JOEL, EVELYN z. In loving mem
ory 81 my dear mother. EVELYN
JOEL. who departed this life
1859. 80
Ny heart stu aches with sadness
MY eyes shed many q tear;
Only COD knows how much I
As Il draws to another year.
DEvgIEp DAUGHTER, GRACE v.
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I cannot mourn that you are gone,
But will await the golden dawn
fq RFTu DGsy yIGSdD1, WIFE. ELizA-
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GEORGE. In ioFiag
GEORGE cHAPPELLE. who passed
away four years ago today. Ju1ae
Many lonely heartache. .H
often a silent tear,
But always q beautiful memory
OF the one ! loved so dear ~
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day. June I 20, ICES. al a T pistalst
General Hospital. CLEMENT A.
wEIDMAN Of i8th and K SIS nv,
husband Of the late GLADYS i
e GslIeah Ab 9sg'nfr q MTs John
q and John NJ Weidman. Mr. Weid.
man resA At the Warner r. PUN.
phrey Funeral Home. sa3l Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. where
service will be held on Monday.
liesi. interment 0ienwood Cemetery
Friends may tisi' AZ the fAnerAi
home after Q pm. Saturday, Please
omit flowers 90
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MeMANUs, TREDERICK

Thursday, June 20, 1868, at oeorsc.
town University Hospital, PRED.
ERlGK :. MeMANys, beloved hus.
band OF GRACE Marie McManus.
father Of FREDERICK j., RI Brian
bro'ssar k'1 Mrs c pasS MeM AastsJ
Of Toledo. Ohio. james p. Nc.
Manus Of Denver, Colo, and John
D. McManus OF Okinawa. Friends
may call AZ the De Vol Funeral
Home, 2222 Wisconsin ave nv
until . pm. SUNDAY, June 20.
Reaylem Mass and lnterment, To.
isd9 Ohio. 20
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VIRGINIA GROVES, secy. 30

HARMON, CARRIE Z. A special meet
No. ing Of Betsy. Ross Council,
N Daughters Of America, is
HN called at Parsons Funeral
NR.AH Home, 472 North Washing
M4oK ton St, Falls Church, Va,
D for Sunday, June 80. 1868,
at $50 pm, to conduct
funeral services for our late sis
ter. CARRIE Z. HARMON.
SALLY LILY 70 Ro pssI1Ns;, Councillor:
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HAWLEY. RETHA MAY. On Friday,
4937 Sunset lane. Annandsie, Va,
RETHA MAY HAWLEY, beloved
mother Of. Mrs. Oren Kirtley Of
Snow and Dale Hawiey Of AMMAN
dale, Va. She also Is survived
BY three grandchildren and one
great-grandehild. Friends may call
at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
funeral services viii be held on
Monday, July 1, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
an