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BY CECIL HOLLAND
Star staff Writer

A Senate Republican today
saluted Navy Secretary FREQ
Korth's last day in office with
a demand for a thorough in
vestigation Of the circum-
stances Of his resignation.
Senator Simpson Of WyO-
ming said questions Of a posi-
BILE conflict of interest have
arisen in connection with Mr.
Korth's role in the Tx war
plane contract decision.
The issue goes farther than
a question that can be termi-
mated simply by a resignation, D
Senator Simpson said in q
Senate speech.
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Justice Ruling Criticized

He raped the Justice De-
partment for its ruling that no
conflict of interest was in
volved in Mr.. Korth's part in
the Tx case and ridiculed
reports that Mr.. Korth was re-
signing because of differ
ences with the Pentagon over
nuclear-powered aircraft car
rierS.
1T is erroneous to think that
Korth was felled by a run
away aircraft carrier" the
Senator said.
Mr.. Korth's surprise resigna-
ton was announced at the
White House on October II to
be effective at the close of bust
ness today. Since then the
administration has refused to
confirm or deny reports that
his resignation was requested
except to say that the Tx
decision was not involved.
Ten days ago Mr.. Korth de-
MED that anyone asked him to
resign. At the same time he
released voluminous CORE
spondence indicating that while
Secretary he had promoted the
interest of the Continental Ma
tional Bank Of Fort Worth. OF
which he was formerly presi-
dent.
BOeing Offer Rejected
Mr.. Korth Joined with Mr.
| Mcnamara and Air Force Sec
rotary Zuckert in overruling
top Air Force and Navy Of
ficers in awarding the SOS
billion Tx contract to the
General Dynamics Corps Fort
Worth division. Military lead
ers said a Boeing aircraft de-
sign promised a better plane
at less cost.
Senator Simpson said that
he believed Mr.. Korth's i'm
lproprieties FAR exceed the
'indiscretions' that the news
papers have been discussing" III
connection with the Secretary:
correspondence.
He charged that Mr.. Korth
who has been Secretary for %
months, was "derelict in hi
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so IMPORTANT THAT WE ARE OPENING ONE HOUR EARLIER
IN ALL SUBURBAN STORES AND HALF HOUR EARLIER DOWN.
TOWN AND WE'RE USING TWO SECTIONS IN THIS PAPER TO
you READ THIS SECTION IF you HAVEN'T
ALREADY Be SURE TO READ THE PRECEDING SECTION -.
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James Markham Marshall.
70, a direct descendant Of Chief
Justice John Marshall, died
Thursday after surgery in st.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mr.. Marshall, a native Of
Front Royal, Va, was married
to the late Lydia Barton Mar
shall Marshall Of Markham,
Va, who was a distant cousin
of her husband and also a
descendant Of Justice Marshall.
After an early life in Front
Royal, Mr.. Marshall joined the
Army as a private and was
promoted to lieutenant while
serving in France with the
American Expeditionary Force.
After leaving the service in
1919, Mr.. Marshall became an
adjudicator in the legal depart
ment Of the Veterans Bureau
in Washington. He retired in
1850.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall made
their home in the Clarendon
section of Arlington before
moving to Ditchley, Va. When
Mrs. Marshall died in 1857.
Mr.. Marshall moved to st.
Petersburg.
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Mrs. BuImon, 90,
Worker in z Wars
For Red Cross

Mrs. Julia Miller Bulman, 80,
died yesterday at her home at
3 Arkendale road, Alexandria.
Mrs. Bulman, who was born
October 90, 1864, was the oldest
living member of National Pres
byterian Church.
During World War I and
World War II, Mrs. Bulman
worked extensively for the
American Red Cross.
Born in White Gate. Giles
County, Va, she lived in Bal
timore after her marriage to
the late Durant D. Bulman.
When her husband died in
1899, she returned to White
Gate and later lived in Roa-
noke.
She leaves four daughters,
Miss Kate d. and Miss Grace
M. Bulman, both of the Alex
andria address; Miss Edna j.
Bulman of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Helen B. Ashley of Alex
andria.
Friends may call at the Ever
ly = Wheatley Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddock road, Alex
andria, where services will be
held at 10 am. Tuesday, with
burial in Cedar Hill Memorial
Gardens, Baltimore.
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She was a member of the
Senate Wives Club and during
World War II was active in
welcoming servicemen to the
Nations Capital.
Mrs. O'AIahoney and Mrs.
Robert A. Taft, wife of the late
Republican Senator from Ohio.
we're often seen at Union Sta
ton serving hot coffee to young
men coming into Washington.
She had been instrumental
in organizing one Of the first
little theater groups in Chey-
enne and was a member Of the
Wyoming Country Club there.
Mrs. O'Mahoney and her late
husband were active members
Of st. Thomas Apostle Ro-
man Catholic Church at 1855
Woodley road NV.
They had no children Of
their own but raised those of
her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Doherty.
Their nephew. Col. Paul Do
herty of La Jolla, Calf, and
niece, Mrs. Vincent L. Sullivan
of TIL Wallace drive. Falls
Church. were orphaned in early
childhood.
I Mrs. O'MalNoney leaves her
sister and the nephew and
niece.
Funeral services win be held
at 10 am. tomorrow at st.
Thomas Apostle Church. Burial
will be in Cheyenne on Wednes-
day.
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Mrs. O'Muhoney Dies;
Widow of Senator

Mrs. Joseph c. oMahoney.
n, widow Of the former Demo-
cratic Senator from Wyoming,
and q newspaper woman, died
Friday at Holy Cross Hospital
IN Silver Spring following a
stroke.
The former Agnes v. OTeary,
daughter Of Anne Byron and
Michael Z. OLeary, she was
born in West Medford, Mass,
and moved to Winchester,
Mass, as a small girl. She was
educated in the Winchester
public schools.
Following her graduation
from Berkeley Street Academy
in Boston. she worked as secre-
tary Of the Women's Educa-
tional and Industrial Union
there.
After her marriage in 1918,
she and her husband, then a
recent graduate Of Columbia
University, came to Washing
ton, where he enrolled at
Georgetown University Law
School.
Moved to Wyoming
In 1918 the couple moved to
Boulder. Colo. and then to
CHI eyenne, Wyo., where he
worked as a newspaper reporter
and city editor before returning
to washington in the post Of
secretary to the late Senator
John B. Hendricks, Democrat
Of wyoming.
He was appointed Assistant
Postmaster General Of the
United States in 1888 and nine
months later was named to the
Senate on the death Of Senator
Hendricks.
Mrs. OMahoney, a news
paper woman herself, wrote a
column, THE wyoming Wom-
an in Washington" for 26
an in Washington" for 26 years.
1t was syndicated throughout
Wyoming.
The O'Mahoneys maintained
homes in both Washington and
Cheyenne during his years in
office. Their home here was at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
with Mrs. Taft
At the time Of her death,
Mrs. O,Mahoney made her
home with her sister, Mrs.
George w. Mcclellan, at the
Garfield Apartm nts, 5410
Connecticut avenue NV.
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James Markham Marshall,
Descendant of Chief Justice

He leaves a sister. Mrs. Bolts
Reid of Front Royal, Va; a
brother, Robert M. Marshall Of
Laurel, Nd: a daughter, Mrs.
Gerald Wilkinson Of Tampa,
Fla, and four grandchildren.
After cremation in st. Peters
burg, burial will be at Leeds
Church, Hume, Va, at noon
Friday.
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WINTER. RAYMOND A. On Friday.
Noyen5er 2, - e Aol7l ATE
No. WeS Del RAY ave, AexaB-
Alma NJ. Winter and brother OF
Ralph Winter Of washington d. c.
Paul Winter Of Fort Lsudendale, Pa,
and Sister Perpetua Of the Convert
OF Coed Shepherd. Friends may call
at The Lee Funeral Home, Ath 81.
and Mass. ave. me- where services
viii be held On Monday, November
IS. a. lz:50 pm lntermeut Airing
ton National Cemetery ~
WOOD. GEORGE On Friday, No
vember q, 1853 al Mount Alto
Veterans Hospital. GEORGE WOOD
Of z33f Alsace ave- Los Angeles,
Calf, beloved brother Of Mrs. Addie
Moore Of Bristol, Tenn; Mrs. Maggie
Hamblin Of Oxnsrd, Calf. He also
leaves 10 mourn his passing, a
granddaughter, many nieces and
nephewss other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting al the
John 7. Rhines & Co. Funeral
Home. 30l5 9Th 81. ne. (ample
parking facilities), where friends may
call after 4 pm, Monday, November
Is. Graveside service Tuesday, No
yember Is, at Arlington National
Cemetery, at 1880 an. IS
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Cremat0riI1m

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. Ii. $500
Rinaldi Funeral Home
zloo GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. a7GII
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-S Site with
two graves. Privilege for monu-
ment. Sacrifice. 462-@o67. 1924
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-2
burial crypts Oogwood Garden,
Falls Church, Va. JU. a-ls73. rs
MAUSOLEUM-Tier, six crypts, Natl.
Memorial Park, Falls Church, Va;
Geo. Wash. Memorial Sec; retail
approx. Sll 900; sacrifice, $4,5oo cash.
EN-. 3-965l. "a
FORT LINCOLN-l plot, sites, in
chapel section. Call 256-z2N after 8.
H,le,l9,23 ,24,2S
KING DAVID CEMETERY One lot,
four sites. Sl,2o0 value, will sell for
$500. Call MR.. RAPPAP0RT, JU.
FORT LINCOLN crypts, Garden
of the Apostles. Sacrifice. JU. s-S846.
CEDAR HILL-Two adjoining lots, nice
location. Sacrifice, S275. 335-se48.
FORT LINCOLN-Four burial sites,
near the clock. Marker privileges.
Most reasonable. WA. 7-2794.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK Falls
Church. Two crypts in Dogwood
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JmSEN, CHARLES N. Officers and
II members Of Takoma Post
No. $50, Veterans Of For
eign Wars, are hereby no
titled of the death OF our
late comrade, CHARLES
N. Thomson, Thursday,
November ~, 1858. Flu
eral services will be Monday, No
ember IS, at l7:A5 pm, at Takoma
uneral Home; Is! Carroll s.: n.y.,
lashingtol, d e; lnterment Ar
~ ORDER E. J, coUGHLN,
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TENLEY, ROBERT DAWSON. On
Saturday, November %, 1853, at the
George washington Hospital, ROB
ERT DAWSON TENLEY Of AZ
East Bellefonte ave-, Alexandra. Va,
husband nus snfs Of y Ms g. virginia :; Ienieyl
Robert S. Tenley. Funeral services
on Monday, November IS. at 1880
am, at the Cunningham Funeral
Home, Cameron and Alfred sts.,
Alexandra, Va. Interment National
Memorial Park.
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TgE s511 4, HAE Syk, 9 %AR Mon &asN "a

vember Is, 1853, MARY TURNER
Of l34S Kenyon s.. NV, devoted
mother. Of Mrs; Margaret, Bratton,
Mrs. Louise Barnett and Luther
Turner. She also Is survived by
eleven grandchildren, ten great
grandchildren; ono brother, Lest
Turner; other relatives and friends.
After 4 pm, Sunday, November n,
friends may call at Latney's Funeral
funeral services will be held at !
PM, Monday, November IS. Inter-
ment Harmony Memorial Park.
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WHITE GfEFH' Of "a 4t lbs s. me-, husband
of the late Myrtle c. White; father
of Camille o. Blakley; son of Mrs.
he late Charles VI WiIIiams After
4 pm, Monday, friends are invited
TO call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1920 9TH st. NV, where serv-
ices will be held at 10 am, Tuesday,
November u.s. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. Is
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MITCHELL, JOSEPH. On Saturday,
November q, 1853, at his home, al
Chestnut ST., Falls Church, Va,
yOSEPH MITCHELL, husband Of
Eugene Mitchell, Mrs. Marjorie
Lyon, Mrs. Josephine Sanner and
Bernard ]. Mitchell. Also survived
by seven grandchildren, two great
grandchildren. Friends may call At
Pearson's Funeral Home, l77 North
Washington st., Falls Church, Va.
Episcopal Church, Falls Church, Va,
on Monday, November rs, at pm.
Interment lakewood Cemetery.
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ROSS, MABEL o. In loving memory I
Of my dear sister, MABEL o. ROSS,
who passed away eight years ago
today, November ~, 1855.
Loving and kind in all her ways,
Upright and Just to the end of her
days;
Sincere and true in her heart and
mind,
What beautiful memories she left
SISTER, LEoNoRA.
WOODWARD, ANTHONY 7. (TEDDY).
In sad but loving memory Of our
dear brother, ANTHONY. 7. WOOD
WARD (TEDDY), who left this world
seven years ago today, November ~,
1885.
Just a line Of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory, fond and true.
There is not a day, dear Brother,
That we do not think Of YOU.
G. IRENE SCOTT AND JUSTINE v,
BOBO.
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Council, No. 81. Mem
.AA bers Of the Maryland
I~-- State Council, Knights of
NA%V Columbus, are requested
N~ to assemble at the Ca
" thedral of Mary Our
Queen. Baltimore, Nd, on Monday,
November as, 1858, at $50 pm,
for the recitation Of the Holy Rosary
JOHN H. GRIFFIN,
Supreme Director. rs
KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD.
aSA Member Of Bishop Cheverus
100 General Assembly, Boston,
land State Council, knights
to assemble at the Cathedral
of Mary Our Queen, Balt-
more, Nd, on Monday, November
IS, 1853, at $50 pm, for the recita.
JOHN H. GRIFFIN,
Supreme Director. rs
KoCHLEK, LEE J. On Friday, No
vember q, 1858, za at Arlington. Hos Hos
North Toronto st., Falls Church, Va,
beloved husband Of Pearl Virginia
KOchlek; father of Mrs; Jeane D1-
Carlo Of Bermuda; brother Of Mrs.
Mary HuZuka Of Omaha, Nebr.;
Mrs, Nellie Stahursld of Chicago,
NJ; Mrs. Clara Boyer of Chicago,
NJ, and Joseph Kochlek of Omaha
Nebr, Friends may call at the Ives
funeral Home, 2el Wilson blvd,
Arl., Va, where funeral services
Will be held Monday, November IS,
at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
KRIsCH, DOROTHY E. On Thursday.
November ~, 1853, at the Wash.
ington Hospital Center, DOROTHY
b. KRISCH (nee Ledbetter) Of 1000
RittenhouSe st. NV, the beloved wife
Of Robert T. Krisch, sister of Mary
B. Burke of Manassas, Va, and
daughter of the late Ellen E. and
William 7. Ledbetter. Funeral Serv-
ices at the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
Home, A745 Wisconsin ave. NV,
on Monday, November IS, at 1880
pm. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery.
LANE, JOHN T., yr. On Thursday,
November n, 1858, at Montgomery
County General Hospital, JOHN 7.
LANE, Jr., of Mink Hollow I'd,
Sandy Spring, Nd, beloved husband
Of Louise NJ. Lane, and father of
Karen, Marc, Warren, Susan, Tommy,
Toni and Jeffrey Lane. There are
seven brothers and six sisters.
Friends may call at the Takoma
Funeral Home, 25l Carroll ST. NV.
(parking oppOSite), where services
will be held on Monday, November
IS, at 9 am. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. "a
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NOLAN, MARIE B. On Thursday. No
vember AZ, 1853, at her residence,
4s36 Middleton lane, Bethesda, Nd,
beloved wife Of Bernard "A. Nolan;
mother, Of Bernard A. Dr.; Michael
o, and John r. Nolan, Catherine
Clancy and Marie SearIes; sister
John B. Mealy. Funeral from the
Collins Funeral Home, 5s2l 18th 81.
NV, on Monday, November rs, at
2:l5 am. Requiem Mass at Our
Lady Of Lourdes Church. at 10 am.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. ~
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Thursday, November ~, 1868, at the
District General Hospital, WILLIAM
NJ. WASHINGTON Of a3l 9Th st. ne,
beloved husband of Rosa Washing
ton. He also leaves to mourn five
twelve grandchildren, three great
grandchildren and one brother. View
ing on Sunday, November n, at the
Universal Funeral Home, sl6 H st,
me-, from 2 to 10 pm. Rosary at
9 pm. Sunday, November "a, and
ery ,s on a np the Holv NG Nse at5,
ole Church. Interment Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK Falls
Church. Two crypts in Dogwood
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SMIROLD0, OPAL. OF $3.50 Wiscon-
1853, wife of Anthony Smiroldo;
mother of Jack, Frank and Darrell
GilliSpe. Survived by two brothers
and two sisters. Services at the
Chambers Georgetown Funeral Home,
30T2 NJ st. NV, on Sunday, N0vem-
Der q, at 4 pm. Interment Charles
ton, w. Va.
SMITH, CHARLIE F. On Friday, No
vember n, 1858, CHARLIE F. SMITH
Of Loretta. F. and father of Charles
Smith and Dorothy F. Terrell. Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. After $50 pm, Mon
day.. November rs, friends are in
yited to call at the Mcclure Funeral
Home, 1870 9TH st. NV. Services
Tuesday, November rs, at Metro
politan A. NJ. E. Methodist Church,
1918 NJ ST. NV, at 1880 am. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
SMITH, EDITH PARKER. Suddenly
on November u, 1853, EDITH
PARKER SMITH Of 1917 WicOmico
ave, Beltsville, Md, beloved dauRh-
ter Of John d. and Ethel P. Smith.
Miss Smith rests at Gasch's Funeral
Home, L73q Baltimore ave-, Hyatts-
vile, Nd. Services at the St. Johns
Episcopal Church, BeltsviIle, Nd, on
Monday, November IS, at 2:30 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter.
ment st. JONAS Cemetery.
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PUkLL, SARAH 4 On Thursday, No
y nS StS see ss' SARAH Rer A. rePPi1dsfnEsfe
beloved wife Of William H. PurIl,
mother Of Samuel B. Puril. Mrs, Har.
old L. Mauck and Mrs. w. Gordon
Conn, sister Of Mrs. Elsie NJ. Scherger
and Mrs. Riley Perkins. Friends
may call at her above late residence,
day, November Is, at 2 pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
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JOHN FITZGERALD.
Member Of Bunker Hill
Council, No. 81. Mem
bers Of the Maryland
State Council, Knights Of
Columbus, are requested
to assemble at the Ca
thedral of Mary Our
.imore, Nd, on Monday,
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STTLLSON, PETER. Suddenly, o.
THURSDAY, November n, 1919, At
Hsdley Hospital, PETER SIlLLSsOA,
beloved husband Of Evelyn N. Still
son, father Of Marion Louise, Leon
arc sTe SeseI; Aa5 siISS5 SneF Ful sz
services at the Arehzrt Funeral
Home. Inc. "a Plata Nd @ Mon
day, November Es az s.45 am
Inferment Arlington National Gene
teTy At ll;Ss an n a Ams s5.s;5, LeFS,2 6
vember q, At SO pm. Veterans q
FOREIGN Wars services VII Be held
on Sunday, November ~, az $50 pm
GLADYS Z. On Friday,
November a, 1853. GLADYS E
STROTHER Of N Howard I'd. Sc.
56sl SSsar wife Fl Joss S a0lms
sister Of Harold and Raymond
asteT.in-isw Of Mrs. Martha Grey
and William StrOther, niece Of Mrs.
Nellie McFees Of PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Viewing on Monday, November IS,
at the Universal Funeral Home el6
ices on tuesday, November Is, at
I pm, at the Matthews Memorial
Baptist Church, 26ls Nichols ave.
sc. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery at } pm "A
SULLIVAN, ALICE N. On Friday,
November a, 1853, ALICE NJ. SUI
LIyAN Of s9os Ian pl., HyattsVille,
Nd, beloved wife OF the late Cor.
nelius =. Sullivan, 81; mother Of
Miss Magdalene, Cornelius F., r.;
Thomas ]. Sullivan, Mrs. Margaret
Stasulh and Mrs. June McLawhorn.
Friends may call at Valleys Funeral
Home, 300 r. l. ave, at Eastern
ave. ne. Funeral Monday, Novem-
Der Is, at $50 am, thence 10 St.
John the Baptist de La Sale Catholic
Church, where Mass will be offered
at 2 an. for the repose Of her soul.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount olivet Cemetery. n
TAYLOR, MARY E. On Saturday,
November q, 1853, MARY Z. TAY-
LOR OF 2644 Birney place Sc, be-
loved wife Of George H. Taylor, ST.,
and devoted mother Of Margaret,
George H, IT, and Christine Tay-
lor, and Mrs. Regina Lee. Also
surviving are twenty-three grand
children, other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. IS
TENLEY, ROBERT DAWSON. On
Saturday, November q, 1853, az the
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On Thursday, November II, iSss,
CHARLES n. Thomson Of lis Elm
ave, Takoma Park, Nd, beloved
father Of Dorothy L. Barnes and
Charles A. Thomson. There also are
five grandchildren. Friends may call
At the TakDma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll st. NV. parking opposite),
after pm. Saturday, November "a,
where services will be held on Mon
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry. "a
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RYDER, HERBERT STUART, On
Friday, November a, 1858, at Mount
Alto Hospital, HERBERT STUART
RYDER Of ISL South Frederick ST..
Arlington, Vaa beloved husband OF
Gertrude c. Ryder, father of Mrs.
Anna Lee MaSsie Of Ashburn, Va,
and Mrs. Mary Sue Redwine Of Falls
Church, Va; brother Of Miss Jean
p. Ryder of Washington, ID. C.;
Mrs. Ressie Hiner of Mill Gap, Va,
and Eldridge Ryder Of Waynesboro,
Va. He also is survived by seven
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 VIII
son blvd, Arlington, Va, after 3
pm. Saturday, November %, where
funeral services will be held on
Monday, November rs, at II am.
Interment National Memorial Park.
SEESE, RUBY VIRGINIA. On Satur.
day, November q, 1858, at Bristow.
Va, RUBY VIRGINIA SEESE, be-
loved wife of James David Seese
and sister Of Paul and William
Holder, Mrs. Mamie Holder and
Mrs. Anna Gorhum. Friends may
call at the Money & King Funeral
Home, III West Maple ave, Vienna,
Va, where services will be held on
Monday, November rs, at z pm.
lnterment Stonewall Memory Car
dens, Manassas, Va.
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HERMAN E, 81. On Satur-
day, November. q, 1853, At Prince
z. PAYNE, Sr., Of Glenn Dale, Md,
husband Of Gladys M. Paynei father
r., and brother Of Mrs. Lucille M.
Powers, Mrs, Lorraine Kenny and
Ernest Carroll Payne. There are
five grandchildren. Mr.. Payne rests
Ct the Warner +. Humphrey Funeral
Spring, Nd, where service will Be-
held Tuesday, November rs, at z
pm, (parking facilities). lnterment
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Friends may
visit ct the funeral home after J
pm, Sunday. IS
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CHARLES N. Prince
Georges County Lodge
No. 177e, B. P. o. Elks,
will assemble at the Ia
koma Funeral Home, 254
Carroll ave-, Washing
ton, ID, C., on, Sunday,
November n, at 9 pm,
Z the ritual Of the Order
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HING aSLS,S KA y a. r. On MSeqpesday.
GINS 81 1i3sS fa nSaN st. t. me- me-.
KAREN R. HIGGINS, loving daugh-
ter Of Seldom d. and Mary T. Hig-
gins, sister Of Constance Higgins.
She also Is survived by a host OF
other relatives and friends. From
to 9 pm. Saturday, November 70,
Funeral Home, 2A6 North Washington
ST., Rockville, Md. Funeral services
on Sunday, November a, at the
Jerusalem Methodist Church, Wood
lane. Rockville, Nd, the Rev. T. H.
Brooks, pastor; the Rev. w. r.
lington National Cemetery al $40
am. Monday November Is. a
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RHODES, JASON. On Friday, Novem-
Der "a, 1868, at the District Of Co
lunbia General Hospital, JASON
RHODES of 300 Burns .pl; Sc. (Apt.
49,. Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements by Henry S. Washington
4 Sons.
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E SssR a 10 Eos I! fs0Sss R %r:
beloved wife Of Ashton W, Ritch,
and mother Of Donald A., Allen w.
and Charles B. Ritch; daughter Of
Mrs. Clara L. King. and sister Of
Fla, and Virginia L. Hill Of Georgia.
Friends may call at the Chevy Chase
Funeral Home, SOL Wisconsin ave.
n.w.,- until pm, Tuesday, Novem-
Der rs, thence to Fort Myer Chapel,
where services will be held at 8
pm, Tuesday. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. Is
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ROSS, MABEL o. In loving memory Of
our mother MABEL o. ROSS, who
died seven years ago today, Novem-
Der "a, 1855.
We do not forget her, We loved her
too dearly
For her memory to fade from our
lives like a dream.
Our lips need not speak when our
hearts mourn sincerely,
For grief often dwells where 1t
seldom is seen.
HER DAUGHTERS, CONSTANCE A.
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with Mrs. Taft

At the time Of her death,
Mrs. OMahoney made her
home with her sister, Mrs.
George w. Mcclellan, at the
Garfield Apartme nts, 5410
Connecticut avenue NV.