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from the ravages Of Hunder. Tom
Williams supplies the singing voice for
toymaker Outflow.
Stracke is a frequent soloist with
the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, and
the puppets are operated by George
Latshaw, who is producing an April
show for the Detroit Symphony.
This is the first of four different
types Of programs being presented
during the season and is designed for
children from four to seven years old.
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BIG folksingI
booming voice
giant who is
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he was appointed to the Fed
eral bench.
Washington since his appoint
Judge Bailey had lived in
ment to the bench. He was a
member of the Cosmos Club,
Manor Club, and Capital City
Chess Club. His hobbies also
included baseball.
His wife, the former Lucy
O'Bryan of Nashville, died in
1924.
He leaves two daughters,
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Davis of
Jupiter, Fla, and Mrs. Lucy
B. Summers of Winter Park,
Fla, and two sons, Jennings
Bailey. jr., of Frederick, Md,
and George O'Bryan Bailey of
1866 Worthington street NV;
eight grandchildren and nine
REORGANIZATION.
Services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Gawler's
Funeral Home, Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Harrison street NV.
Burial will be Monday in Nash
Vile.
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George E. Porter,
Gas Co. EmpIoye

George E. Porter, 56, a char
ter member and director of the
Chillum Lions Club and super
intendent Of the Washington
Gas Light Co.'S Chillum holder
station, died Sunday at Prov
idence Hospital.
He had been i'll with a blood
disorder for the past seven
months.
Born and educated in Climax,
Ga, Mr.. Porter Joined the old
Gas Light Co. in 1923. He later
Joined the Prince Georges Gas
Corp, where he became a super
intendent in 1887. He stayed
with the company when it
merged with Washington Gas
Light Co. in 1858.
A member OF the First Pres
byterian Church Of Hyattsville,
Mr.. Porter also was active in
Woodmen of the World. He
was founder and first COM
mander of the latter groups
Hyattsville Camp SO.
Mr.. Porter leaves his wife.
Thelma, and two sons, Thomas
and George, jr., of the family
address, 62l5 Forty-first place,
Hyattsville.
Services were today at Hy-
attsville Presbyterian Church.
Burial was in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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Mural B. Moudy,
Virginia Resident

Mrs. Mural B. Moudy, so, of
1924 Dashiell road, Falls
Church. died at Doctors Hos
pital yesterday, after a brief
illness.
A native of Braxton County.
w. Va, Mrs. Moudy attended
grade school and high school
in Hillsboro, Ohio, and came to
Washington shortly before
World War II.
She was a member of Duns
Chapel Methodist Church,
near Hillsboro.
Mrs. Moudy leaves her hus-
band, Charles E., of the home
address; her mother, Mrs. Julia
Bull of Hillsboro; three sisters,
Mrs. j. Kirk Eads, 4203 East
West highway, Chevy Chase,
Md; Mrs. Loren Vance, Hills
boro, and Mrs. Marshal Coates.
Hamilton, Ohio, and three
brothers, Wilton Bull, Akron,
Ohio; Wilbur, Columbus, Ohio,
and Ward, Cuisine. Calf.
Funeral services will be at 2
pm. tomorrow at the Robert
A. Humphrey Funeral Home.
1857 Wisconsin avenue. Be-
thesda. Burial will be in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Allan |. Flynn,
Ex-Novy Officer

Comdr. Allan Inman Flynn,
USNR (retired), who graduated
from the United States Naval
Academy with the Glass Of 1917
and served in both World Wars,
died last night in a Long Island
IN. " hospital, of a heart all
ment.
Comdr. Flynn, So, served here
and in Pensacola. Fla, during
World War II as a material in
spector, overseeing the con-
struction of buildings.
He first had served with the
Navy from his graduation in
1917 until 1922. when he re-
signed. Between World Wars,
he was associated with the
Joseph P. Day real estate firm
in New York, and returned to
the firm after World War II.
Comdr. Flynn leaves his wife,
the former Jessie Hutchinson,
and a son, Allan. jr.. both of
Brookville, Long Island, N. Y.
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Dfatha

An 1sOI1;, BESSIE Igsa .rs 81 N0nd ES
fBSTrTT'y Of "il5 'G2' St sA Sa She AIS Is
survived by her daughter, Miss
Rosemary Poindexter. and many
friends. After $3.50 pm Thursday,
January 10, friends may cali at
ne Robinson Funeral Home, 1913
said on Friday, January II, at
800 am. lnterment Harmony
Cemetery.
ANEsER. CHARLES '. OF 1899 44th
ST. NV, on January s, 1868, hus-
band of the late Josephine McEiroy
Aneser' brother OF 0eorge Aneser.
He also Is survived by nieces and
nephews. Services at Chambers
Georgetown Funeral Home, 3072 NJ
81, NV. on Thursday, January 10
st pm. Interment Northampton.
Mass 10
BARNES, SAMUEL w. on Thursday,
ssoI South 5t tbs st. A as TssdeR Vs
SAMUEL W. BARNES. beloved hus.
band of Mary Lipscomb Barnes
father OF Mrs. JOAN b. Tavenner
Of Fails Church, Va; son OF Mrs.
}. s. Barnes, ST., Of Sutherlin, Va,
81 P0 su GfSiPaI VI FI Isso6 & BARNES ssTRss
L., Of Strausburg. Va: Mrs Sarah
Pearson OF Danville. Va: Mrs. MIN
ME Pottage Of PAGES. Va; Mrs. Mary
Barksdale Of sutherlin Va. Mrs
sue Bates OF Vernon Hill Va; Mrs
Betsy Newly Of Norfolk. Va, and
Mrs. Alice Tulwiler OF Alexandria,
Va He also is survived BY three
grandchildren. Friends may call
Al the Robert J Murphy Funeral
Home. 1894 Columbia pike, Airing
ton, Va" after pm. Thursday.
recitation OF the rosary at pm
Friday. January ~. Requiem mass
will be offered at 10 am. satur-
day January -, at 81. Thomas
More Church, Arlington, Va. In
tetment Calvary Cemetery, Fairfax
va, II
BELL. BLANCHE n. on Wednesday
January ., 1853, BLANCHE NJ
BELL beloved sister OF Della N.
Bourland, She also Is survived By
one sister In Illinois and one brother
IN Los Angeles. Notice OF funeral
later, Mattinsly Funeral Service,
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T.F. Beemon, as,
Marine Colonel
BY the Associated Press

Col. Theodore Francis Bee
man. As, a Marine officer for
% years, died of cancer at the
Bethesda Naval Hospital yes
terday.
A native of jamestown, N.
OAK. and a 1889 graduate of
the University of North Dakota.
Col. Beeman was plans and OPP
erations officer of the Atlantic
Landing Force Training Unit
at Norfolk. He became a Ma
rine lieutenant in 1899.
He leaves his wife Geraldine
and two children, Shelley, IS,
and Douglas, IL, all of Norfolk.
Funeral services will be at
3 pm. tomorrow at the Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
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With Regard TO O
Card of Thanks

Very often O cord OF fhonks
in The Stor meets O need
which con hordly be solved in
any other woY. Not only is
il q gracious expression Of
ero''vde 10 those Who have
sent iloroI tributes but oho
eovreovsIY acknowledged the
services and kindnssssS OF
the morY 10 whom O personal
note Of Thanks cannot we'll be
mailed or whose namss ond
oddreSSes ore net known.
Insertion OF O cord OF ihonkS
may be ouonssd by telephone
10 The Stor, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SvndoyStor
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Jennings Bailey Dies,
Retired as Oldest Judqe

Judge Jennings Bailey, 95,
who retired in 1856 as the oldest
Judge in the Federal system,
died yesterday morning at his
apartment in the Kennedy
Warren. 1888 Connecticut ave-
nue NV.
President Woodrow Wilson
first appointed him to the Fed
eral bench in 1918 to the old
District Supreme Court, which
became the U. S. District Court
Tor the District of Columbia.
Although he retired in Octo-
Der, 1850, he continued to serve
as a presiding judge until 1856.
He presided largely in civil jury
cases during his last six years
on the bench.
District Court judges ad-
lourned court for the rest of
the day yesterday out of respect
to Judge Bailey.
"A Great Man"
Judge Bailey was a judge, a
lawyer and a good man, not
only a good man, but a great
man in the full meaning. He
epltomized all that is good in
men. He was a judges Judge, a
scholar in the highest sense"
said Judge Matthew Mcclure
yesterday.
Born in Nashville, Tenn.
Judge Bailey received his
bachelor of arts degree from
Southwestern Presbyterian Uni
versity at GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
in 1884 and his masters degree
a year later. He did graduate
work at Harvard and received
his law degree from Wander
bilt University.
Fond of Baseball
Admitted to the Tennessee
bar in 1890, he practiced in
GAINESVILLE, later at Seattle.
Wash, and returned to prac-
tice at Nashville, from where
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Mrs. T. o. TimberIuke
Former Area Resident

Funeral services will be at
noon Monday at Thorn Rose
Cemetery, Stanton Va. for
Mrs. Taylor o. Undertake, wife
OF a retired Arlington pharma-
cist, who died Sunday in North
Bend. Greg.
The Undertakes had moved
TO North Bend after his retire.
ment about a month ago.
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DFatha

- members Of Queen Victoria,
Household OF Ruth, No,
17i1, q. u. o. Of o. F.,
are notified OF the death
A OF MINNIE q. YOUNG.
MM Household services on
3k Thursday, January 10,
1893. at pm, at the MCGUIRE
Funeral Home, 1920 9th ST. NV.
Funeral on Friday, January ! !. at
pm from the. Union Wesley
Church, 23d and L. SITS. NV.
GERTRUDE SoRRELL, M. N. q.
LILLIAN O. WHITAKER, W. r.
YOUNG. MINNIE G. The officers
and members q Ruth
H8q are hereby notified Of the
~ $ ftStS Of yuR MFsS5 De, rf 4:
" day, January IL, 1858,
from the Union wesley
CHURCH shvril, Z. R.RRl4fcBER, W. NJ.
Jesse W. BROWN, W. P.
bessie X. MORTON, Secretary
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LINCOLN beautiful gravs-
,ltes on hilltop, near the mauso-
leumi very reas ~ b-11fO. ~
CRYPT a Cedar Hill Mausolsum. Can
RA, B.if3s.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematoriunn

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath 81, and Mass Ave. III. a.S2OO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
7i00 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
IA. a-7ft1
2 Blks North OF walter Reed HOSPITAL
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E& ll5th Infantry, Goth Divi-
~ W sion, are hereby notified
Ii Of the death OF ERNEST
~ " a. VAN HORN on Sunday.
RI1v January y, 1868. SerV-
ices on Thursday, January
~, At pm, az Chambers Funeral
Home, $685. Georgia ave. Silver
spf ,inS, No. Interment Arlington
RAYMOND HALL. President
BILL MARVEL Secretary. 10
VINSoN. REV. LOUIS y. PIE,. SUD
REV LOUIS E VINsoN local pas pas
TOT Of Scotland A, NJ. z. Zion
Church, beloved husband Of Tenn
perance .Vinson. Also surviving are
SIX Gaushtsrs. four sons, ia grand-
ers. four aunts, eight uneles. a host
OF other relatives and friends. After
pm. Friday, January II, friends
may call at the snowden Funeral
Home. 246 North Washington St,
Rockville sS5yr Ma Funeral Saturday,
Moant calvary y Baptist Rim Church e. en-
Davis, pastor; the Rev. Frank
Randall officiating Interment Ar
day. January ~. nj
WALL. FRANK y. on Tuesday. Janu-
ssTTyy = ao issoS; FRANK z, WALL o.
q Elsie J. wal; father Rsi1v q Ms SSosnq
Boschet. brother OF Mrs. Genevievs
" culhane and Mrs. Eieanora vi
iArniey, Relatives and friends are
l Bs,.i E 20 can qs g me Collins Fu-
from ! TO s and 70 y P pm'
Wednesday and THURSDAY. Requiem
mass AZ 81, Francis Xavier Church
on Friday. January n. at 10 am.
In'ermsn' Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
WALLER. ROOSEVELT. On Monday.
January January 4 nd laga: AZ Prince oeorEss
5000 Lakeland I'd, college PARK,
Mdv beloved husband OF Make
daughter. Miss Emma ZEE wsli Sns
Two sisters. Lila Waller and Mrs.
one brother, Robert Waller OF De.
troit, Mieh.i a devoted nephew. Mr.
Henry Branson, and other relatives
and many friends, Remains resting
a. his above late residence where
friends may cal after 2 pm Fri-
Saturday. January ts' al p'm',
d the John T. Rhihes Co. Funeral
parklng faeilltisS. the Rev. b II
NHlLllh oltiNlhllnks lntNfmrut Car
yer Memorial Park II
wIENECKE. GEORGE HENRY. sud.
denly, on sunday, January n. 1861
a. his home. i7ia.n West Monroe
Phoenix Arixs GEORGE HENRY
WIkNECkE, brother OF Mrs. Emma
MeVeafry, There also are several
nieces and nephews Mr.. wieneeke
rests al the Warner q Humphrey
Funeral Home, sf3l Oeorgia ave
silver sprlng Nd where service
will be held on Saturday, january
Al am parking faeilitlesl
inierment Prospect Hill Cemetery,
home after Z pm, Friday, II
WILLIAMS, JESSIE. on "wednesday.
January y, lnH3, JESSIE VIII.
LfAMS OF 1878 Kalorama I'd nv.
Notice Of funeral later. Services
YOUNG. MINNIE n or Monday,
YOUNG Of iOiss Lamont s u nv y
Eleanor Fletcher. She also Il sur.
Young other fsistivss ana many
friends After. pm, Thursday.
January 10. friends are Invited TO
cali Al the Mcclure Funeral Home.
IN stats from $50 am. until rs II0
Union wesley < N. K zion church az
I'LL 43d ~. nv where funeral
services vii be- held al / pm
lntefment Lincoln Memorial Gem.
etery, 10
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iitE1' DAISY ELENOR. On Wednes-
day. January 3, 1858. at United
states Naval Hospital. Quantico.
va. DAISY ELENOR TIVEY, "a, be-
loved wife Of the late Francis Tfvey
she Is survived by one son, Emmett
Z. Miller. two brothers. George and
James Wilson, and two grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the Hall
Funeral Home, Oceaauan. Va. where
services will be held on Friday.
January IL. at IL noon, Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. at
80 pm
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January :. isss. WAYNE O REBy,
MOND OF 1888 Gales st. ne, father
OF Mrs, Elsie Valentine, Mrs. Bes-
sic Williams, Mrs. Edith Bonds.
Mrs. Beatrice Gray. Bernice, WAYNE
and Bonnie Redmond He also is
survived BY fourteen grandchildren,
twelve Observation-Disclosures, other
relatives and a host Of friends
After pm. Friday. January IN,
friends are invited to call AZ the
JARVIS Chapel, 1892 You ST NV
Nhere funeral services will be held
on saturday, January IL, at 10
Cemetery. ii
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RANspELL. DUNCAN

day, January o. 1868. DUNCAN n
RANSDEIL Of 1918 Fulton ST. NV,
beloved husband OF Josephine c.
Rsnsdell and uncle OF Rannie Rams
dell, Eugene Marks, Arthur Marks
OF Canton, Ohio, and Capt James
a. Marks, USN, OF Norfolk, va.
He also Is survived by r. M, Dulin.
Notice OF services later. II
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Dpatha

MURRAY. LEROY W. on wednesday,
January Q, 1863, LEROY W. MUIR
RAY OF 1909 Hayes st. ne. be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Annie M.
Murray. Notice Of funeral later
Arransements by Henry 8. Wash
PAULHUs, ELIZABETH X. GETTY.
On Wednesday, January o, 1868, at
S O. or nq,Tn, University Hospital.
Es FIJI PsTE GETTY PAHLHus Of
beloved wife Of Joseph L. II. Paul.
hus,. sister Of John H, and Anthony
J, Kruse OF Beloit, Kans.; Frank
e. KruSe of Boise, Idaho; Mrs
Josephine Encababian OF New York
krSse Of washington ss '"f s. e.. and Nd
Kathryn NJ Kruse of Beloit, Kans
Friends may call at Gawler'S
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
st. NV. after IL noon Friday, jan
Mass Shry viii b. Ds o.Fssd on tb Dre ebssS
Of the Little Flower, 1901 Massa-
ehusetts ave. Massachusetts, Avenue
Hills, Md, on Saturday, January
~, at 10 am. Interment Gate
OF Heaven Cemetery. II
PARK. ANNA. On Wednesday. jan
u vary 2, 1861, e sibley Hospital,
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Francis NJ.
Park. Services at the s. II. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 290l i4th st.
NV on Saturday. January ~. at
10 am. barking faciiities). Inter-
ment Shinkles Ridge Cemetery Cnear
Cincinnati, ohio). ii
PARK. ANNA. Esther chapter. No
5, o. e. S., will conduct
NScM Eastern Star services for
A&N our late sister. ANNA
\AA PARK, on Friday, jan
uary II, 1903, at i pm,
at the 8. II. Hines Co,
Funeral Home, 2e0l 14th
st. NV W.
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VAN HORN, ERNEST o,nc,,, -.

& E: ]; 81 h: 2 u
ices on Thursday, January
10. At pm, az Chambers Funeral
Home, $685. Georgia ave. Silver
Spring, Nd Interment Arlington
National Cemetery.
RAYMOND HALL, President.
BILL MAPVET Qnrrafarv IN
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PkiCE, REV. CHARLES r. On Tues
St. ne, REV. CHARLES r. PRICE,
beloved husband Of Mrs. Ruth M.
Priee. He also leaves five devoted
children. Jesse R. Price, Mrs. CharI-
SIC M. King, Mrs. jamie A. Toison,
MISS lsadore M. Price and Mrs,
Hannah P Harris Friends may cali
a. the Joynes Funeral Home, lie
Mass. ave. NV, after 8 pm Fri
viewed on Saturday. January 10 he
tween 10 am. and 12:4b pm. at
me First Church of Christ, 1914
Hamlin st, ne, and where funeral
services will be held at l pm. In
terment Carver Memorial Cemetery
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Wednesday. January q, 1868. at 81
E EIIZaoeths Hospital, MILDRED
TURNER PRICE Of $500 T Al. NV
sister Of Estelle Price and aunt nj
Elizabeth Estelle Price Of Roanoke
Va, and Annita Kerr johnson a
Macon, Ga. Friends may ear Al
Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin ave
az Harrison st. NV. CparkinE on
PREMISES. Services will be held
~ the Georgetown PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. 3ll5 p ST. NV, on Friday
January /, at IL am. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please omit
flowers. VIM
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January 5, 1868. L. MAURICE
RICE Of 1883 Hobart ST. NV,
beloved husband OF Flora NJ. Rice.
father OF Leonard W. Rice and
Mrs. Florence Snyder, grandfather
Friends may call at the 3. n Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 1901 l4th sd.
NV, from to 4 and z to y pm
tparking facilitiesl. Services at the
above funeral home on Friday, jan
uary. IL At . pm. Interment Rock
SLeek cemetery. (st. Petersburg,
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FREELAND, LOUISE L. AND JAMES
b. In loving memory OF my par
ents' LOUISE L., who departed this
life January 10, 1860. and JAMES
B., July -. 1854.
4. frequent mass, a daily prayer,
Inc purest token / can spare;
l snail never forget to pray for you.
Anniversary mass, Fathers Of st.
Edmund, Selma, Ala
DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARTHA
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COMBS, IRENE c. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear mother, IRENE c.
COMBS, who passed away one year
ago today, January 10. 1852.
l miss VIM
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iHRP !, g. ad 1859; WAITER li POI;
father OF Mrs. Lucy Pollard ~
also Is survived BY other relatives
and friends, The late Mr.. Pollard
may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 30 II st. ne, after
pm: Thursday. January 10, where
January IL. at 1870 pm. Inter.
ment Harmony Memorial Park
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PIXTnN. JOSEPHINE q

dav1 Januosy H. z, On Tues
ington Hospital Center, JOSEPHINE
{. PIxToN, Of s025 Greenleaf rd,,
Palmer Park. Md, the beloved wife
OF Robert E. Pixton. mother Of
Hazel Betty Pixton and sister of
MIS-. Lillian Frazier. Mrs. Mary
j. and Paul s. Panholzer. All of
Mashineton.. D, C.. and Bernard v
Panholzer Of st. Louis. No. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th st. and, Mass. ave. ne. where
services VIII be held on Saturday
January ~, at 10 am Interment
Fort Lincoln CempterY ii
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LUCAS, ADOLPHUS r.

-rt.,, 90 OLI nus n Suuuenly. on
aanbSo5 iPHi,s January q ITlc TO- 1862; Mr..
oama ave. Sc, Apt 2O2, devoted
husband OF Mrs. Catherine Lucas,
beloved son Of Mrs. Lulu o. Parker,
father OF Eugene Lucas, stepfather
OF Deidrene and Diane Douglas,
pTother OF Mrs. Edythe L. Jaynes.
also leaves 10 mourn his passing
one bTother-in-law, Francis l.
JayneS, ST., and other relatives and
many friends. Remains resting al
me John T Rhines Co. Funeral
nome, 5Ol5 18th st. ne. Notice
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0UINN' MAkY @. on Tuesday. Jan.
uary ), 1853. at Casualty Hospital
MARY q. QUINN Of sI2 hardwood
re- rails church, Va, beloved wife
Walter NJ. r.: Kelvin O., Kathleen
+: and Sharon z. Quinn, daughteT
OF Mrs. Lillith Gardner Of MaSsa :
chusetts. sister OF Mrs, Marian
Chambers Of South Carolina. Mrs
Hazel F. Dermore. Mrs. Victoria M,
Norman v. Gardner. ali OF MasSa-
ehusetts. Friends may cali al the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home
1924 Columbia pike. Arlington. va,
where there will be a recitation OF
the rosary at s pm. THURSDAY.
January 10. REQUIEM mass will be
uary II, at st. Anthony's Church.
FAILS Church. Va. Interment ArlinR.
ton National Cemnferv
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GORDON, MARY

GORDON, MARY z. In loving mem
DRY OF my dear mother, MARY z.
GORDON, who passed away jan
uary 10. 1916.
The world may change from year
to year,
And friends from day to day,
buL never viii the one we loved
From memory pass away
DAUGHTER, 7 II z r z A, AND
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CLUTE. EMMA L. In loving mem
DRY Of my mother-in-law, EMMA L.
CLUTE, who passed away seventeen
years ago today. January 10, 1916.
Her. life is beautiful memory,
Her absence is a silent grief;
She sleeps in Gods beautiful garden
In the sunshine Of perfect peace
YOUR DAUGHTER IN-LAW, CORA.
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BONNY II. The officers
and members of La Fayette
Lodge Chapter, No. 81, o.
Z. s., are hereby notified
OF the death of Sister
BONNY r. STARKEY. Past
Matron. Funeral on Fri
DAY, January IL, 1868, at
from the Huntemann Fu-
me EEQo za0rgsa 49, : :.
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BONNY II. Suddenly. on
Monday. January Z. 1868. BONNY
+. sTARKEY. the beloved wife Of
the late Randall p. starkey, sister Of
Mrs. Cora Shafer, Mrs. Paul Prem
tiee. Mrs. j, j. Galbraith. aunt of
MRS. James E, Starkey, Cleo Green
street and Dr. Sam H. Roberts
Funeral from the Huntemann Fu-
neral Home, 5732 Georgia ave. NV.
on Friday, January II. at pm.
Interment Arlington National Gem
eteTv. III
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MAIHIs. DOROTHY JEAN. suddenlr

~ DvhoIhf JEAN. suddenly
pEoRoHTIHPYSa y JEAN Ssp mSssTTyu,s7 is6a
Herbert Mathis, ST.. and mother
OF RhOnda johnson and daughter
Of Mr.; and Mrs. William Fleming
she also Is survived BY six step
Iahildreni Eleanors Louise; Patricia
sherman Edward and Renee Ardenia
Mathis; other relatives and friends
On Friday. January II. from 8 IA
m. friends may call al the
MMis sbaIS Funeral Home. 23ll
services viii be held o on saia ans1Sl
National Harmony c eim; rp''rn II
MATTHEWS, GLADYS. on Monday,
January Z! 1889 at Arlington Hos
pital; GLADYS MATTHEW'S OF 25Ol
norsn an st. Arlington. Va. mother
y survived BY two grandchildren.
Memorial services At the Pershing
Drive Christian Church, Arlington.
va. on Friday. January II, At
MATIIsoN. REV. ERNEST n On
Perry Point. Nd REV. ERPNEsTF
n MATTlsoN OF 6eOl Kansas
ave. me- beloved husband OF Kate
e, Mattison and father Of joyce
N Watkins and Dale 4 Madison.
A ara M Gttsns sn s 9 Sgsi y, R RiSs
relatives and many friends. Re.
mains resting At the John Il. Rhines
60. Funeral Home, 3Oib 18th st.
ne. Notice OF funeral later. III
MITCHELL, IA RUBY PLATER. on
MMonssay January 1888, a. the
IA RUBY PLh 9sRs' Mf TTseHffEii Ms rs.
loved wife OF Herbert 4, Mitchell
and mother OF Yvette and Herbert
~. ir Also surviving are her
tathet >. Wesley Platter; six sis-
yrs .,s Mis-, Miss E9rn,s Platter Mrs Flos-
Mrs. velma Gordon, Mrs Doro.
thy Marshall and Mrs. MARY Eliza
Royal, Earl Benjamin. Griffin.
T isf%' a E"oT,h ho ae y aindS eiR.1
may cal At u 18th st. Sc"
pm. Rosary viii be rselted al
5pg Services services, w 3. held on
AZ 81. cypriSn's Church, 18th and
G. sts 80 Intermenl g.. Mary's
ments BY the Better Funeral Home {.
MOUDY. MURAL VIRGINIA. on
%T t9n',f' yyiRoiisSnTEs ' aoupx of iSgI
ioysd vie Of Charles \. Aoudy.
daughter Of Mrs Julia NJ Bull and
sister Of Mrs, Garrett Ends Mrs.
Retha o.. Vance, Mrs. Oracle L,
Sgatsssp ,Wllte en,,,A wilbur n, Sp nd
call AZ the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Nd. where aerv-
ices will be held on Friday January
st pm interment Arlington