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Pauline O'Horu,
Wife of VA
Field Secretary

Funeral services for Mrs
Bernard OHara, "a, wife of q
Veterans Administration field
secretary who plunged eight
stories to her death from hel
apartment at The Berkshires
yesterday, will be held at {
am. Tuesday at the Church
Of the Annunciation, 1850
Massachusetts, avenue NV
Burial will be in Arlington
Cemetery.
Mrs. OHara, the former
Pauline Graf, was found claC
in a nightdress on the lawn be-
hind the apartment complex al
9:15 am. by a gardner. Nc
notes were found.
A native of Scranton, Pa.
Mrs. O'Hara was suffering
from high blood pressure, hel
husband said, but had moi
been under treatment for any
illness.
A District resident for five
years, her husband worked as
field secretary for Region / Of
the VA.
Besides her husband, Of The
Berkshires, 4201 Massachusetts
avenue NV, she leaves three
sons, Lawrence j., of Scranton;
Joseph j., Of Bel Air, Md; and
Robert B., of Old Bridge. N. j.;
a sister, Miss Elizabeth Graf
and a brother, John j. Graf
both Of Scranton.
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Rev. Saunders,
TAUGHT ~ Years

HARPERS FERRY, w. Va,
June 20 Especially. - The Rev.
William Allen Saunders, 81, of
Laurel, Del, a retired minister
and teacher who had taught at
Storer College here for IS years
before it was discontinued, died
Thursday at the home of a
niece, Mrs. Elsie Dodson, in
Laurel, after a long illness.
He was born in Louisa Coun-
ty, Va, and was a graduate of
Bates College In Maine. He had
taught at Storer, at Bluefield
wv. Va State College and
Hagerstown MD schools for a
total of AZ years. His late wife,
Mrs. Inez Marie Saunders, also
taught at Storer.
He leaves a brother, George
Saunders, Timberville, Va.
Services will be at Curtis
Memorial Baptist Church here
tomorrow afternoon.
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Horace DuvuII,
Retired EmpIoye
Of Navy Yard

Horace Beverly Duvall. 70, 9
retired employe Of the Wash
ington Navy Yard, died Thurs
day at the Washington Hospi.
tai Center after a brief illness
Mr.. Duvall, a native oil
Gaithersburg, Md, retired in
1861 after 20 years of service
He was an active member
Of the Union Wesley A.M.E.z
Church in Washington and was
associated with the Asbury
ME. Church at Brandywine,
Md, where he and his family
lived until 1861.
Mr.. Duvall leaves his wife,
Florence, Of 213 Van Buren,
street NV, the home address;
two brothers, Eugene, of Holly
Grove, Md, and Clifton, Of
New York, and two sisters. Mrs
Laura Gaffney, Of BIT Twenty
first street NE, and Mrs.
Estelle Reed.
Services will be at / pm.
Tuesday at the Union Wesley
Church, Twenty-third and 1
streets NV, with burial in
Arlington Cemetery.
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Mrs. Edison, Wife
Of Ex-Governor
Of New jersey

NEW YORK, June 20 (AP)
Mrs. Charles Edison, wife Of
the former Governor Of New
Jersey, died Friday at Hardness
Pavilion Of Columbia Presbyte-
rian Medical Center after a cor
onary attack.
Mr.. Edison, the former Caro-
Ign Hawkins, was born in Cam
bridge, Mass. She married
Chales Edison, son of Thomas
A. Edison. the inventor, on
March ~, 1918.
A spokesman said she became
Ill Thursday in the Edison
apartment in the Waldorf
Towers.
She is survived by her hus-
band, who was Governor Of New
Jersey from 1941 to 1914 and
Secretary Of the Navy In 1888
and 1910; and by a sister.
Funeral services will be held
at 4 pm. Monday at the Ed
son home In Llewellyn Park,
West Orange. M.
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Potomac Dragged
For Mans Body

The Alexandria CvaO rescue
squad last night dragged the
Potomac River at the foot Of
Union street for the body of
a man who repeatedly fell off
the pier while fishing.
Robert williams, OF the 300
block Of O street NE, reported
TO Alexandria police that he
was fishing on a pier at 1880
pm. when he noticed that an
other fisherman was going to
sleep at the edge Of the pier.
He said he warned the man
TO move back and that a mo-
ment later the man fell into
the water. Police found q fish
ing rod on the pier and began
the dragging operation.
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Darn nj Chunks

he late oTTo BOSWELL iS Wishes q q
thank the Rev, Walls, Father ray,
their many friends, .neighbors and
relatives for their floral tributes,
many other expressions Of Kindness
during their recent bereavement.
MRS, ELoisE BOSWELL AND
FALCO, HENRY Z. The family Of
the late HENRY E, FALCo wishes
tSla thSnE tn their many friends and
sions Of sympathy and floral 1Ap triS-
The FHGco FAMILY.
FLOOD, MARTHA Z. TAPsCOTT. The
family nly Of the late MARTHA E.
many kindnesses and expressions OF
sympathy extended II at the pass
ing Of Its loved one. ...
O'NEAL, SARA GILBERT. The FAM
ily Of the, late SARA GILBERT
friends, neighbors and relatives for
the cards, floral tributes, many acts
Of kindness and expressions Of SYM
patty. THE FAMILY.
RIVERS, LILLIAN A. The family Of
the late LILLIAN A. RIVERS wishes
NApANoo Jul lnhllhH 10
our neighbors. friends and business
associates for the many deeds OF
kindness extended to us during
the brief illness and passing Of
our loved one. We deeply appre-
ciate the cards, kilograms, flowers
and other kind expressions OF SYM
pathy at this sorrowful time.
HUSBAND, JOHN A, RIVERS; SON,
WILLIAM H. RIVERS; MOTHER,
CORRINNE HOARD.
TRAGEsER, HILMA Z. We wish 10
express our sincere appreciation TO
all for their many cards, flowers
and kind expressions OF sympathy
at the recent passing of our beloved
mother. H1LMA E. TRAoEsER.
WOODS. MISS MARJORIE R. The
family Of the late MISS MAR
JORIE r. WOODS gratefully
acknowledge your thoughtfulness
and sympathies in its bereavement,
IRVING v. WOODS, ST., AND FAM
WRIGHT, LAURA. We wish to ex-
thanks TO our relatives and friends
FOR their words Of consolation and
beautiful floral tributes during our
bereavement, Special thanks to the
John T. Rhines Co.. funeral direc-
tors, for efficient service.
BERR5EA A1.I5Dp FAMILY OF LAURA
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Wilbur Young, 40, a patent
agent for the Pillars & Bowyer
law firm, died Of a heart dis
order yesterday at the Wash
ington Hospital Center.
Mr.. Young, a native Of Des
Moines, Iowa, moved to the
District in 1885 and worked
for a patent lawyer until OPEN
ing his own business in 1913,
with offices in the American
Building.
He was with Pillars g.
Bowyer, located in the National
Press Club Building, since Feb
ruary of this year.
A veteran of World War II,
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Wilbur Young, 49, Dies;
Law Firm Patent Agent

Mr.. Young served with the
Navy Construction Battalion in
southern France.
He was a member Of the
Washington Golf and Country
Club.
He leaves his wife, Helen
Olga, Of 1900 Little Falls road,
Arlington, the home address;
a son, Brian r., and a daugh-
ter, Pamela, also of the home
address, and a brother, Eli, Of
rs East Wayne avenue. Silver
Spring.
Services will be at 2 pm.
Tuesday at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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D. G. Man Killed
In Fall Off Roof

A 40-year-old man plunged
to his death Friday from the
roof of the National Presby-
terrain Center, 1929 Connecticut
avenue NV.
The man, ROBBIE Benjamin
King, listed at 1906 Seven
tenth street NV, was found
dead on the sidewalk at 1925
pm. Police said he fell so feet
from the roof after climbing an
outside fire escape. He had
been employed as a house
painter.
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Anurilin1

FRIEDMAN, LOUIS. There win be an
unwilling in the memory OF LOUIS
FRIEDMAN, beloved brother Of Ida
Weiner, at the District Of Column
A hSsgs Cemetery pm on S Ts%iiyy g nnS
IDA WIENER AND FAMILY
BENJAMIN JAY. There
in memory Of BENJAMIN FUTRov.
SKY on Sunday, June 80. 1868. at
II an: g the Ezres Israel S Gene
Sdy' fnOS case y q; u f SR'0 It vii Ss
B9NPSSGG SfS ygERoysKy; Mr., AND AM
44EE66vskNYRi Mas MR. cHAEENNbbs Mrs. RS
RicHARp EuTTRoysKY, MR.
AND MRS. ARNOLD SPRINGER ri n *
HECHT, FRANCES STERN. There will
the memory Of FRANCES STERN
HECHT on Sunday, July q, 1893.
dI;se m sa at HS osGESs w1 Ma
Family iE and friends Invited.
HUSBAND. JEROME J. HEIGHT,
MINDED, BERTHA FELDMAN. The
Family OF the late BERTHA FIELD.
MAN MINDED INVITES friends and
relatives 70 attend an unyeilins IN
her memory on Sunday. July q,
ssRS SiSm at cemetery aS a% 44os 'Ai S; a.,
CAPITOL The Hi''S siEstDMAN FAMILY AZ z x
unveiiins In memory Of EMMA
SINGER mother o. samuel Singer.
Sunday yHIs dso SS..t A. ll re
sPERLING. KATHERINE. A me-
%0 KArE Vii n q sEsRENa z on %es sSn
S az the 'I King ps rSS'' Memorial m Oar ar;
den, Fails Church. Va, Al home
AZ. 735 Sligo ave, Silver Spring,
Nd from noon until Ipo;ppaz
WIENER. IRWIN. There viii be an
S Snye " IHR% WFNES on z Sunday %sS
June 80 ,IIeesi a IL An, at
Mount Lebanon Section tout Rigs
rdD, Family and friends are. In
ps Montfo., u Gss ehe eTS'i Chase
FLORENCE WIENER ANb FAM
lily. 80
woLKowITz. GABRIEL. There will
Ss ,s s S SnysalnE 3, VdAsRiEIPn q WoPt
kowfTz on Sunday, june. 80. 1868.
e.mst.FPy n' S7ss t ssd Zen .t sa0l Ss
tit WoEkoWiirz FAMILY. so
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q card Of thenkS
In The Stor meets q need
which con hordly be solved in
any other woY. Not only is
II q sFoeiovs expression. Of
srofitvds 10 those who hove
sent fIorol tributes but also
eovrtsoVslY acknowledges the
services and hndnsssss' Of
the. many 10 whom q psFsenol
note Of thanks eann0t well be
mailed or whose names and
addresses ore not known.
Insertion Of q cord Of thanks
may be arranged by telephone
to The Star, u. $4,000.
The Evening and SVndoy Stur
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Services will be held at
l pm. tomorrow in the
s. H. Hines Funeral Home,
1901 Fourteenth street
NV, for Karl Ford WAL
ker, So, a former engineer
with the Interstate Com
merce Commission and
a fOurth-g en- Grafton
WashingtOnian who died
Thursday Of cancer at his
home, 1881 Twenty-eighth
street NV. Burial will be
in Arlington Cemetery.
Harris Ewing Photo.
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Dratha

WASHINGTON. WILLIAM JAMES: On
Tuesday, June %, 1858. Mr.. Wal.
LIAM JAMES WASHINGTON Of 1924
r st, NV. He is survived by 2 ae-
voted wife, Mrs. Lenna washington;
Sn rSthe asus Otssr relatives sSG snd many
I. Rhines CO. Funeral Home. 30d5
18th ST.. ne. (ample parking, facili.
esl T sSps. friends n. 3 49, s GS w ass
funeral services will be held on
i tsS%sht Arlington National y o sS
wICKHAM, AGNES @. On saturday.
June 20, 1868, at Casualty, HOS HOS
Hital. AGNES g WIcK ESI1, IL. q s2 Ss
loved Wife Of John J. Wickhsm. g.
Friends may call ct the Lee Fu-
neral Home, 4th st, and Massachu-
sets aye PEI . until M sn Vii hpe Sc
offered at 81. Peter's CATHOLIC
sm. fnts aa ano cedar Hill cs%SsS
WILDMAN, CARROLL A. on Friday.
June %; 1893, CARROLL a: WILD
S %ild%aS. T father au'O q MS IS Shirley
Wildman, son Of Mrs. Lita Wild
man and brother Of Mrs. Evelyn
Anderson. Mrs, Christine Peel and
Mr.; sianey whitman Hs alsC -
Friends may cali 81 Gssch's Funeral
i aqms, 4I$9 IRoltiTT00re ave. s;,nd ny
June 80. until $3.50 am. Monday.
July /; thence to the ST. Ambrose
Catholic. Church, Cheyerly, Md,
where the Holy Sacrifice Of the
Mass. will be offered for the repose
OF his soul at an lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 30
WILSON. LARRY ROBERT. OF 6l02
Ruatan ST., COLLEGE Park, Md, on
Ms: s., Robert wilson. brother ,,, p
son. srandson Of Mrs. Jane Camp
bell and Mrs. Marian stallato.- Re-
mains at Chambers Funeral Home,
5S0l Cleveland ave. Riverdale,. Nd,
until Monday, July /, at 1890
Am. Services and interment Ar
linRton National Cemetery.
YOUNG Nt 90 WILBUR: On s s .S'Ts,C;
Hospital Center, WILBUR YOUNG
Of $500 Little Falls I'd, Arlington.
and Pamela J. Young and brother
Of Eli p. Young Of Silver Spring, Nd.
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar
lington, Va, after IL am. Sunday,
June 30, until 10 noon Tuesday,
July 2; thence 10 Fort Myer Chapel,
where funeral services will be held
AZ pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
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H4 ysss L. o t@ss c& & q rI asR
Falls Church. Va, Wife Of Robert
7, Harmon, mother Of Joseph r.
Harmon Of Arlington. Va; Mrs.
Irene CLARK and Mrs. Olive Robey
Of Falls Church, Va. sister Of
Md Eight Efandchildf U S snd iva
great-erandchildren also survive
Friends may call ct Pearson's Flu
neral Home, 472 North Washington
st.. Falls Church. Va, where sery-
ices will be held on Monday, July
at 10 am. Interment Oakwood
Cemetery.
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"as s ": st'S 49, q rlaE S.s.:
father OF Karl y. Walker. IT,, and
Mrs. Don ?. Boerema Of Miami.
Fla Hs also Is survived BY .siS
H. Hinss Co 9'i Funeral Home.
1901 i4th u. NV, on Monday,
July 4, At pm, lparking faeill-
uesl. Interment Arlington National
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Drutha

oHARA, PAULINE C. on Saturday,
PAULINE G. O'HARA Of 42Oi Mas.
sachusetts ave. NV, beloved wife OF
Bernard a. Q'Hara' mother Of Law
81 scrsatS sShf Pa ahf Prend s0f may 1 es
at oawiers Chapel, wisconsin ave.
PSsmisssi: N, Mass viii Be offered q
39th st, and Massachusetts, ave,
NV. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. /
OWENS, MRS. WILLIE. On satur-
Hospital. MRS. WILLIE OWENS q
at the Hall Bros. Funeral Home,
e2l Florida ave. NV. Notice oi
PERRY. WILLIAM H.. sr. On Thurs
day. June q. 1893. at the IairlaS
a Il gas i Ei6 sSe fsi: c churcS a.
Fails Church, Va. and Mrs. Arthur
Gooding, OF Arlington, Va: brother
Of Charles r. and Miss Pearl Perry
Perry ssS q wsshnSton. nq b. z. He also
Friends may call az the Arlington
Funeral Home. 1901 North Fairfax
Friday, June Ga, where services vii
be held on Monday, July !. at 1890
am. Interment Congressional Gene
terry. 80
PLEMMONs, WILLIAM J. On Fri.
Hospital. WILLIAM J. PLEMMONS,
the beloved husband OF Phyllis y
Plemmons and father Of John M
and Robert W.. Plemmons and Pa
call at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
banning G fseiitis SCc f Fanera "a serx ~
ices at the Anacostia. Methodist
Church on Monday, July /, at
am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. Visiting hours until
pm. 80
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JOHNSON. WESLEY c. On Thurs
$S eSA syn 81 :le1 IssS'' .o EIstIY Len:
Johnson and brother Of william
Emory johnson. Friends may call
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
faeiiitiesl. Graveside services and
interment on Monday, July 1, at
IL am, in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Visiting hours until q nm.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriunn

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
9TH 81. and Mass. Ave. L. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
t SGs ofES SsSS Il AS Wafer S..S "a a sIs
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HARMON, CARRIE. The officers and
r. members nSss No Of Laurel ls D.I RsSek q.
"a aTestea $50 to assemble saTHs at I Rss5,
nl washington st., Fails Church.
IN Va. at 7:45 pm. Sunday, June
All 80. 1868, for Rebekah sery-
u ICES ICES fer , STE ate sister CAR
v1Ro1N HzLt dso SGsk4 s.e y. s.
HARMON, CARRIE. Members Of Falls
Church Auxiliary, No. !. 4. Nj
Lady CARRIE HARMON. Members
MI s'tssss5s NO rs P w.Snr ESns s
KITTY sHREYE. President
FLORENCE HAMBERo. secy.
HAwLEYs REIHA MAI, on Friday.
MI sEFHs suns Nay hiaAM HHEiFao. ss:;loVsd
Los Anssles. Calf: Mrs. Ards
S s. three Hs srssansacSiI liz .nS T oss
great-grandehild. Friends may can
At the Ives FvnerM Home, 2s47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va where
funeral services WI b hsld on
s s:as sSoi sSl osr e -: :sI;
HoLCoMB. DAWSON J. On Tues
d hUoS99Hhs HUSBAND a. 1872 q Alss Ford ao
comb. Also surviving are two sis
and Sadie Ward Ward four brothers
SS1r r. aSlsS%S and rP i.nd. H ss.nS
Mondss. July j, a he MONTGOMERY
Bros. Funeral Home, Gle s Ken Ken
sss vii g. SW6 held sAS or SesEs 'iTi
y; Z Zion Church = igS eth y.
m nlSdisln' Cemetery sasSIm'n' carver NE
HOLLAND, RICHARD. SUDDENLY. on
WedneSday. June 20, 1858, RICHARD
H SUsd ASI20 q q S'Mss Ss ,5S . H a.
iSs ilSE5sR % spa Rlsbsfd NH Aois Gs
one sister, Mrs, Sarah Wells; one
uncle, John stewart. IL Grand-
children. other relatives and many
sdsSsy J STsm 80 Y isnd e may e P an
Al the Morrow n Woodford Funeral
Home, 1922 nth ~. NV where
funeral services will be held on
s sl.fa'a, ' Arlington S.,ons c: ~"
terry, 10
HUGHES, MARGARET MsGAHRIN.
spTine,.' Nd ,MARokEET Ne:
OF Mrs. Joseph q. Hughes, grand
mother OF Sister Mary oonEaga'
&, s.. c.; Sister Mary Laetltia and
Sister Mary 81. Susanna, both Of
the sisters Of the GOOD Shepherd
joseph o., iri Clara r.. Fabian 8
and Florent ,, Hushes. Also SUR
yving are IS great-srnndehil
Friends may cali AZ the Timothy
Hanion Funeral Home, 4Jfs Wis
consln ave, NV, on sunday June
30, after 3 pm, REQUIEM Mass ht
81 John the EVANGELIST Church,
l020b oeorgla ave. silver 8prins,
Nd. on Tuesday July 2, At 10 am.
Interment Gate Of Heaven Gene
terry.
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IL 4 We Esss h: Is iifii Ell
Masonic Temple. 10th Snc
" pose q eonduetinG n.
NORMAN ccoLBERT. W NJ.
MORRIS W. cAUL. Secretary.
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WALKER, ROBERT CHARLES. OF

S$,ssSSSS$ssSis S w; S., ..soSPEST SSHESSESL{s
Walker Of 1902 I'd %, ne, father
Of Joan Y, collins, Viola v. TAYLOR,
William H.. Robert G. and Stanley
A. Walker. lie also Il survived By
two sisters, one brother, other Tela-
~ noon sunday. June SO' friends
are Invited 10 call AZ the Jarvis
Chapel, 1882 You. 81. nv where
funeral services viii be held Monday,
July 4, at 1 pm interment ArllnE-
ton National Cemetery. 80
WALTON, HATTIE. on Thursday,
OF iif7 New Jersey ave. l.ss Be.
Owed mother Of Mary :, Neal,
She also Is survived BY two brothers
one sister, two sons -in-lAw, other
relatives and friends. The late
Mrs walton may be viewed AZ the
Stewart Funeral Home, 80 II ~.
ne. after . pm. Tuesday, July q
Funeral on Wednesday. July 3, A.
81, Matthews Baptist Church. lt05
in s. Ss5.'f .I ave ns.moiIl.l PAT e
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June Is, fsSs. q Il. N N.v FP SovI:
fiHSf ESES:Rt LYMAN EaisO 81 sis 2 Ry,S:
Elsie M. Layman Of the home adj
dress, father Of Mrs. imogene L.
Sherry Of Alexandria, Va, and Mrs.
Leanna Blubaugh Of waldorf, Nd;
brother Of Mrs. Annie Z. Neat Of
Of Hagerstown, Nd; Mrs. Ruth Dsyi,
Of Frostburg, Nd, and Ben Laymar
Of syracuse, N. Y. Also survived by
call at the EVerly- Wheatiey Funera
Home. 1900 West Braddock I'd,
be held Monday. July 1, at ii am
lnterment Mount Comfort Cemetery
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GsaS ssr. II e q iOH Hpr Isls !. 4
CAPT. q Homer Sae L. ti S9si tasnsr q
USMC, and Mrs. p. r. Boston.
Friends may call at Chambers
GEORGETOWN Funeral Home, 3072 N
St. NV, on Monday, July 1, from
z to 9;3O pm. Services ct Fort
July 2, with interment in AriinGton
National Cemetery.
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'I yuas q. 1888. q h sH Ts.lssRe.'
and mother Of Mrs. Howard 1: Ais
sgith and Mrs; Mary Z. De Msnt.
s Sn nSo IA NV 9r.st- srnndehIIs
Services AZ the 8. II. Hines CO.
on tuesday, July 2, at 2 pm,
Ipsrking a., fseilitissl. Internen'
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FRIEDMAN, LOUIS. There win be an
FRIEDMAN, beloved brother Of Ida
Weiner, at the District Of Column
bia Lodge Cemetery on Sunday, July
q. 1868, at l pm. Family ana
if'snf IDA WIENER WIENER AND FAMILY.
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day. June 20. 1888. MiLDRRSsfpH ' 4.
ii STsSS SsuS Fl aoOt D M. Sc H.t Re-
Thompson and devoted ~ mother n h't ~
Mrs. Almeda Hamilton. She also
leaves a husband, Ralph johnson;
brother. Joseph Thompson; four
grandchildren, a son-in-law, burnie
son. and q devoted friend. vii.
liam Lancaster. Friends may call
on Sunday, June 80, between 3
and 10 pm. at the iunersl home
Of alexander s; Pope, 414 18th
Ebenessr' MetSodistp Church Mii a. t seS
and p SITS. Sc, the Rev, Richard
H. johnson officiating. Interment
Arlington National CemeterY.
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BUTLER, SARAH Z. In loving menu
DRY Of our departed one, SARAH
=. BUTLER. who passed away June
80, 1857.
Loved In life, remembered in death:
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!, WILLIAM J. An emer.
gent communication Of
Anacostia Lodge. No. 81
r, A. A. NJ, will be held
at the Simmons Bros. Flu.
neral Home, 1851 Good
HOPE Hope 20 70. ; s;s;: on SUNDAY I q;
purpose Of CONDUCTING
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1 5an. ST. SHA lsSs c IL sE q s sHY
ST., Of g1o5 S2d pl., Riverdale Hills,
Nd. beloved husband of Agnes W.
Smay, father OF Charles r. Smay,
IL, He also Is survived by his mother,
Mrs. Cora R. Smay, and three grand
FUNERAL Home, 4739 Baltimore ave,
Hyattsville, Nd, after 8 pm. Satur-
day, June 90, where services will be
held on Monday, July l. At II an
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CLINE. NEWTON A. In memory Of
my son and our brother. NEWTON
A. CLINE. who passed away seven
years ago today, June 80, 1856.
Today is the day Of remembering
And many Q sad regret;
A day we shall always remember
When the rest Of the world for
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Wednesday, June 29, 1868. at 1922
North Capitol ST., LOUISE ELIZA:
Els h Rice. sister 0e II Joseph u ah Si
Marve A. Smothers, aunt Of Eunice
Murphy, Frances Lee, william and
Warren 5mothers, great-aunt Of
Bette Booze and devoted friend
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Bower. She
relatives and friends. Friends may
call at the Universal Funeral Home,
$40 H st. ne, on Monday, July L,
from 8 TO 10 pm. Services al
the First Baptist Church, 9th st.
and Dumbarton ave. NV. GEORGE
ing s 1n sas sst' Lincoln hUrS' MemoTisi
Cemetery. Friends may contact
family At A2I4 Meahe a. n e
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%. i5ss' a her n r essIaSas i ilgs
S soSssa s II ~ john EsvICf sss sGo ad
Love, Mrs, Dorothy Elmore,. Mrs,
yuanita Grimes, Demous, Jessie and
William Scott. She also Is sur
yiyed By one sister, Mrs. Clara b
johnson; tiys srandchildren, nine nine
and friends. The late Mrs. Scott
may be viewed at the above resi-
denee after. 2 pm. Tuesday. July
2. Funeral on Wednesday, July
9, from the Salem Baptist Church
giT n ~ nv" e. " noon; Inter
nSnt Iihheo!n Memo ~ cemetery
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ns'oS B4otd sn' AL isISli'' J. f PLEG
Pam, w RHOnP. Acting Master
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LUCAS, WILLIE, On Monday, june
id 1853 81 WILLIE btIovs sYGAs q 6SS
Essie Lucas and stepfather OF Mrs.
Susie Lyons and Fred Stevens. He
also is survived BY other relatives
and friends, The late Mr.. Lucas
may be viewed a. the Stewart
IL noon Sunday. June 80, where
services will be held on Monday,
July !, ct II am. Interment
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June 2S, i9e3, HONESTY 4
Hysttsvtlle, Md beloved husband Of
Edith Isaza and Howard r. shope,
brother Of Miss Willie May -Shope,
r. V shop s He 0 aiso Is sufviVe d'G ~
three grandchildren, Helen, Patty
Gasch's Funeral Home, 4739 Balti-
more ave-, Hyattsville, Nd, after
s.rT Pm sunday b JESne ~ 80 . where
Julyn . z: At to;i5 Am; Intermsnt
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HARMON, CARRIE. Members Of Falls
Church Auxiliary, No. ., I. 4: ? NJ,
Lazy A: csRR hs' H2soN Ne S Ssass 3
will gather at the Pearson Funeral
Home. 472 North Washington st.,
Pals Church. Va, at pm. Sun
day. June so, 1883.
yL S6iETTx si EassEEHSEH6 s.'i s:ss.
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HALL, WILFORD 8. An emergent
~ Pike Lodge No. SO. :. a.
IN a: NJ, is hereby called for
MN Monday, July J. 1899 At
w Co. Funeral Home, 2901
W 14th st. NV, for the pur-
pose Of conducting Masonic services
for our late brother, MILFORD
EDWARb L. YALDowsK1. W. M.