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H. E. Macdonald
Retired Aide of
Cruise Line

Harry Eugene cDonald, SO
a former assistant to the presi-
dent. Of the Caribbean Cruise
Line. died Sunday at the Mar
tinsburg wv. Va.) City Hospi-
tai.
A native of Martinsburg, Mr.
Macdonald was educated al
the Virginia Military Institute
and West Virginia University.
He moved to Washington ir
1850 to join the cruise line, 9
division Of the United Trave
Agency of Washington, and re.
tired in 1860 because Of failing
health.
Before moving to Washing
ton. Mr.. Macdonald was ad-
ministrative assistant of the
American Power g. Light Co. OF
New York City for 20 years.
He leaves his wife, the for.
mer Pauline Alkire of Martins.
burg: a sister, Miss Mary Ella
Macdonald Of Martinsburg anc
a brother. Robert, Of 444l Fes.
sender street NV.
Services were scheduled this
morning at Martinsburg, with
burial in Winchester, Va.
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SiIvestro StuIIone, 70,
Silver Spring Barber

silyestro stallone, 70, who
operated a barber shop on
Georgia avenue in silver
Spring for IS years. died of
cancer Sunday night at his
home.
Mr.. Stallope, a native of
Gioia Del Cole, Italy came to
the United States in 1923 and
opened his barber shop in the
5000 block Of Georgia avenue.
He was a member Of the
Roma Lodge Of the Sons Of
Italy and Of the Master Bar
bers Association of Washing
ton.
He leaves his wife, Pulcheria,
of the home address, 10304
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring;
five daughters, Mrs. Vito Nettis
of Gioia Del Cole; Mrs. Nancy
Caricato of Vineland. N. j., Mrs.
Domenica Bjilskhian of 8216
Spring avenue, Silver Spring;
Mrs. Rosa Milano Of 1705 East
West highway, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Anna Perron Of 1919
Rayburn road Bethesda.
Also, two sons, Dominic, of
2721 Randolph road, Silver
Spring, and Frank, of Route 5,
Gaithersburg. Md; a brother
G. Stallone of. White Plains,
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Edward SchoItes,
PEPCO Official
For 80 Years

Edward B. Scholtes, 81, an
official of the Potomac Electric
Power Co., died yesterday
morning at his home. He had
become i'll Sunday night.
A native Of Dunkirk, N. Y.
Mr.. Scholtes moved to Wash
ington in 1923, working for two
years with the Acacia Mutual
Life Insurance Co.
In 1880 he Joined PEPCO
and served as manager of the
advertising department there
until his death.
He was a member of the
Public Utilities Advertising AS
ISOLATION and the Congress Ma
sonic Lodge No. 81.
Mr.. Scholtes leaves his wife,
Gail, Of 4545 Connecticut ave-
nue., the home address.
Services will be at 2 pm
tomorrow at the Hines Funeral
Home, 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be private.
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6. A. Fischer, 70
Realty Broker
For 40 Years

George A. Fischer, 70, a re-
tired real estate broker, died
after a heart attack yesterday
at Washington Saaitarium. He
lived at 2714 Thirty-first
street Sc.
Mr.. Fischer had maintained
his own real estate firm for
40 years at Fourteenth street
and Park road NV. He closed
the office after his retirement
in 1857.
A thirty-second degree Ma
son, Mr.. Fischer was also q
Shriner and still active in the
Shrine Military Band, in which
The played the French horn and
clarinet. He was a past master
of Birmingham Lodge 1873 in
Beltsville. Md, and took part
in the Shriners' program to
aid crippled children.
He leaves ms wife, Margaret
Virginia Fischer. of the home
address, and a brother, Albert
E., of 3727 Warren street NV.
Services will be at 2 pm
Thursday at the S. H. Hine:
Funeral Home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV.
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Tom Keene, Movie Actor
Who Started at the Top

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 6 (AP)
Tom Keene started in Holly
wood the best way-at the top.
His first role was as the star
of Cecil B. DeMille's "The God
less Girl" in 1923. Then he
starred with Renee Adoree in
Tide of Empire" for Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer.
Mr.. Keene, who took dra-
MATES at Carnegie Tech, had
been an immediate success on
the Broadway stage, and toured
the world with "Abie's Irish
Rose" before Mr.. DeMille
brought him to Hollywood. He
never left.
He was in "Tol'able David"
and "Our Daily Bread" and
then actor producer Wallace
Reid cast him as a Western
hero in Dude Wrangler"-and,
the victim of type casting, he
was a Westerner for the rest
Of his movie career.
He starred in more than 80
movies in the 1930s and the
early 1940s.
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Harold S. Schultz

WILMINGTON. Del. Aug. 6
(AP).- Harold s. Schutt. 10.
honorary board chairman Of
the Philadelphia Suburban
Water Co. and chairman Of
the executive committee of the
Philadelphia Electric Co., died
yesterday. He once was an
official Of the United Gas I'm
provement Co. which operates
the Philadelphia gas works.
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Dratha

wAITEs. sALoME s., on saturday.
pital Center, sALoME 8. YATES
q 400 Y q; nv. devoted wife ,n Of
Of Mrs. salome W. Burton and
sfs sly sisters %. sS;nI Mi. Jewel 8 S SI.
Rosa s. wilson Of smIthfieid, Va;
Mrs. Marietta 8. poekery Of New
York City: Mrs. Juliet MeGlon Of
oklahoma City, Okla; Miss Fay Fay
shyers s St A w5,ss CITY w a ana
b. C.; two brothers. Mr.. Bernard
and Mr.. Walter shiyers Of New
Gail and Ardelle Burton, William
and Russell Waites III: nieees'
nephews and host q friends. Re-
Fs sD: Ee' en- Funeral a. ne Home. nsOi5
itiesl. where friends may cali from
to 10 pm. Tuesday. August o:
Funeral services Wednesday. AUGUST
q, at 1890 pm, At the Lincoln
Memorial Men rial c on a pf chsn mRs
phillips officiating. Interment AR
lington National Cemetery. Family
may be contacted at 400 q ST. NV"
HU. 3-9O45.
WILSON, ADA CHAPMAN. on Mon
Ssy A HS%s q co SSs SC ss ASR
CHAPMAN WILSON, wife, Of the
late Admiral Henry B. Wilson ana
mother Of Mrs, Patrick Hurley OF
Santa Re, n. Mex, and Henry 3.
Wilson Of washington, q. 9. Grave
Sss Se avaSst T Il pig sso OI PM, in
AriinRton National Cemetery.
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In recent years Mr.. Keene
had worked in character roles
Then illness struck.
Yesterday Mr.. Keene's career
came to an end. He died, at SIS
at the Motion Picture Country
Hospital in nearby Woodland
Hills, Of cancer. His widow
Florence, survives.
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partment as a civilian and la
ter as q commander. Remaining
with the Navy at the end OF
the war, he was general engi-
neer Of the Special Devices
Center in Port Washington,
N. Y.
He Joined the CHA in 1858
He leaves his wife, Charlotte
NJ, Of 1909 Slade Run drive
Falls Church. the home adj
dress; two sons, Robert M, OF
Laurel, Md. and Donald l., Of
the home address. and three
grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am
tomorrow at the Fort Myer
Chapel, with burial in Airing
ton Cemetery.
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AIbin Nelson, IA.
Food Broker

Albin Nelson, "a, a local food
broker for 30 years. died ir
Casualty H ospital Saturday
after a long illness.
Mr.. Nelson was born ir
Sweden and came to this coun-
try in his early teens.
In the 19S0s he started his
own food brokerage company
About IL years ago he became
associated with Ed Yonker
with whom he formed the
Yonker-Nelson Brokerage Co
He leaves his wife, Ada, o.
1923 Twenty-ninth street Sc
Services apd burial will b.
private.
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New York; "a grandchildren
and 10 Observation-Disclosures.
Services will be at Pun
phrey's Funeral Home, 8434
Georgia avenue, Silver Spring,
at 10 am. Thursday, with
burial in Fort Lincoln Gene
terry. Mass will be said at st.
Johns Catholic Church, Silver
Spring.
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Henry Knutson Dies;
GA Official 10 Years

Henry C. Knutson. So. a sen.
Tor official Of the Central In
telligence Agency for the last
10 years, died of a heart at
tack Sunday at his home.
A native Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mr.. Knutson was graduated
cum laude from the Polytechnic
Institute of Brooklyn in 1929
receiving his masters degree
in electrical engineering there
the next year.
From 1880 to 1912 he was
an associate professor of elec-
trical engineering at Lehigt
University in Bethlehem, Pa.
During World War II, Mr.
Knutson served the Navy De-
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Daniel J. Layton

REHoBoTH BEACH. Del
Aug. 6 (AP) Daniel ]. Lay
ton, So. former deputy attorney
general Of Delaware, died Sun
day at his home. He was the
son of the late Chief Justice
of Delaware, Daniel j. Lay
ton. sr.
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With Regard to a
Gard Of Thanks

very often q serd Of ihsMks
N The StaT meets a need
which ean hardly be solved in
ony other woY. Not only Is
II O oNoeiovs expression. Of
gratitude TO those who have
sent fIorol tributes but olso
eevfsOvsly acknowledges the
services and kindnOssss' Of
the mony 70 whom q personal
note Of ihenls eonnot well be
mailed or whose names end
addresses are not kAewn.
insertion Of O esrd Of thsNks
moy be owonsSd by tSlsphens
10 The Ster, v. $4,000.
The Evening end Svnday Saur
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CEMETERY LOTS

CARVER MEMORIAL PARK lots,
one 4 sites, one 3 sites, Reas. Ia,
0-1b17 after $3.50 pm.
FORT LIkCOLN-e erave sites, 10,
80. Block ~ Nice location. WI
write Mrs HiLDA b. Null. 4sSh
HlEh st.. Hanover. Pa.
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go Lodge, No. ii, o, s, ]. A.,
~ AA are hereby requested to
ElS attend services for s- eI5
Wy s EsSs ScSshsr' Oa slIy Wssnsso
UM~ day, August Z, 1868, at
s:l5 pm, at the Warner Z. Pun
phrey Funeral Home, s434 oeorgiA
ave, Silver Spring, Nc.
JOSEPH URCIOLO. President.
SWEENEY. GEORGE M. OF 2A4 North
s st6 Ct Of %s :. sWs.n 8 Hsss
B. Urner and Lillian J. Burke. sery-
ices al Chambers Funeral Home.
517 nth g. sss3 on We S.aensTi
washington National Cemetery. 8
TAYLOR, AUGUSTUS LEE. Suddenly.
on Sunday, August 4, 1858, At Lee:
Mass, AUGUSTUS LEE T L!SSI.2 .S o.
Of Ava Z. and Lorraine N. Taylor,
Aso surviving are two sisters, An
CELIA ana cathy Taylor; his grand
mother, Alice McCattryi one aunt.
sernice DilarS one uncle Uncle r asFPers
and friends. Remains resting a. the
John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home.
3015 18th st. ne: tample parking
facilities, where friends may can
after pm; ., Wedn TsS.sd. august R5su q
4 AZ IL noon, at the Israel Baptist
Church, 632 18th st. ne, the REV.
r. r. Robinson officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
casket will not be opened aiter
THARPE. sAYDE B. Suddenly. on
Sunday. August 4. 1868. a. her
residence, $40 10th st, me-. eAYDE
p: THARPE beloved wife Of ne I,ss
Frances Butterbaush and Mr.. Louis
A. Tharpe. She also Is survived by
eight GRANDCHILDREN. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. An
81 and MSssasnnset.s s, ave M ss;r 1se
will be held on "wednesday, August
I. at I pm. 1nterment Mount Com
fort Cemetery.
THOMPSON. MATHEW Z, On ] Mon Non.
Hospital Ss Center. Mr.. MATTHEW Z.
devoted husband Of Mrs. Dorothy
Thompson. Also surviving are two
sisters seven brothers, two protneIss
friends. Remains resting at the John
l2th 81. ne. Notice Of funeral later.
TnHLETT E 1SSs p VI %Ds On s9nS ns
AuHuss ~ A1Vi.s IA Wrau1eSSSsNSs ~
TRiPLETT 81 Middleburg. Va, be.
loved husband OF Helen q, Trlplett
and stepfather Of Mrs. James e.
McNulty, Franklin. Mass. Friends
may call at the Royston Funeral
ICES ' viii Be held Wednesday. ku-
gust z, 1T IL an. Intsrment Ivy
Hiil Ssnstsry: upp S,r,s,,, Va In
be made 10 the American Cancer
Society.
VAN HORN. MICHAEL c. on sunday.
Aosspital, = MtcHAEL {! ' VAN f1 aoRN
Horn father q Ms. willism j
Talbot and brother OF Mrs, Charles
Memorial Chapel, $40 South wash
ington st.. Alexandria, Va, where
services win be held on Wednesday,
August z, At 2:lb pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. VISIT
lng hours from 9 10 Q pm. on
WILSON, DE- WITT. on Monday.
ks Ssqsi Hospitals si2'p EHw1AAfR VVirsoNs
Notice Of funeral later ArrAnEs.
ments BY Dovie o. Brooks and
Otis p. Allen.
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EpMARD = RALpoWsKI. W.
FRANK P. zSAKANY, secy.

sINCox, CHARLES LESLIE. on sun
day, August 4. 1868, at Washing
S Ia1i LEsEh s1 Nc S e ssc7
18th ave-, Silver Spring, Nd, hus-
band Of Rheida N. sincox; father Of
Robert Ai Nelson ana MVe Wr1 Robe ss
J, Murray. There are seven grand-
children. Mr.. Sincox rests at the
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
s434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring,
Nd, where service will be held on
tpsrEinS ,s en q iu,eIment Pan an
lington National Cemetery. Friends
may visit at the funeral home after
pm. Tuesday,
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1. 1888. ALICE TURNER SMALL
Of 81 White st.. South Weymouth,
Mass. at the age Of SO. She was
mother Of Willard S. Small, MD, Of
La Canada, Calf. and John /. Small
Of Groton. Conn. Funeral services
were held on August 8, 1868.
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sOEHNLEIN. GEORGE CARL On Mon

day, August S, 1868, GEORGE CARL
SOEHNLEIN, the beloved husband
Of kkSSsb Louise SSennlsin father
Of Richard and Kenneth Soehnlein
and brother Of Hilda Hoffman, Mag
dolen Nelson, Charlotte Becker and
Fred Soehnlein. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros; FunerQ Home. 1851
tiesl. on Thursday, August 8. at
$50 am; thence to Mount Calvary
Catholic Church, where Mass will
be offered at 10 am, for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Visiting hours until 9
pm. z
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'iS Monday August ASt 5 1898. al Holy a
GTSsg a1SP,sal' AdN EHs t EA!.cMs,t
hwyi siiVer sDrinF Ma. vile q
Robert Guy Livingston: sister Of
Mrs. Amy Hinton. Mrs. Ruth Gar
rett. Mrs. Mildred o,Malley. Ray
mond NJ. and A. q. Langley. Mrs.
Humphrey Funeral Home. S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
where friends may visit on Tuesday.
between the hours OF and 10
pm, (parkins faeilitiesl. Private
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august 1. 1858. q 81: home Sn sq 1850.
T iECvEfEsr sSe srS Sly:5 sp SHsSana No
Pulcheria Stsllone, father Of Mrs
Vito Nettes. Mrs. Victor caricato
M Mr: Mark NJ siishk 1oI., Mrs, JohT
Dominic and Frank Stallone: brother
Of Gaudenzio Stallone. There are "A
grandchildren and 10 great-arand.
children. Mr.. Stellone rests at the
Warner Z. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver spring. Nd /,
where friends may visit after IL
noon Tuesday tparkine facillties)
Mass will be offered for the repose
Of his soul on Thursday. August g.
at 10 m. at st. John the Evan
gelist Catholic Church. 1020l
terment Fort lincoln CemeterY. Z
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sPINELLI, JOSEPH. On Saturday
August 3, 1858, at his residence
5os H't s St ssH P HTsa9s ma
call at 40l 7Ist ST., Seat Pleasant
Md. Requiem Mass will be Offered
at st. Margaret's Catholic Church
Seat Pleasant, Nd. on Thursday
august at 10 am. Interment
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SIMS. PEARnLsIE. On Sunday, Au;
gg9sSto 1882 P FABLE, sins H.Is,t 81
Nd. mother Of Mrs. Jeese6el Brooks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham, Charles Lee
and Ebert Sims. She also Is sur
vived by eleven grandchildren, five
great-Rrandchildren, other relatives
and friends. Remains resting at the
1904 Georgia ave. NV. Notice Of
funeral later.
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LV August SE = fnss. BSNJAM aiiF0H p
t III.Ha Of Mj Gsa AI 1Ssh st. ws IS
and Mr.. Sam BRAKEMAN. Funeral
from the Huntemann Funeral Home.
5732 Georgia ave. NV. on Wednes-
day. August z. at 8 am. Requiem
Mass s at sost pi MiShSefs ca sI,SiT
Spring, Nd, at $50 am. Interment
80 q unauen Cernnfarv &
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SYLVESTER, LINDSAY NJ. Officers
n Pike Lo eoet No. 80, Fo :. 4.
IN A.. M, are hereby mo-
@ s &c., i9;.s :Is 8: 'i 4 . ]!
EDWARD L FALDOwSKI, w. NJ.
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keSSsf 2 seoS o 81 NsS FORM o4n,r Il T
COS Keefer st. NV, beloyed brother
OF Mrs. Ruby Farrar, Mrs. Annie
Jones. Pearl Primer, Berth Estrather,
Gertrude Joiner. shelney Walton
70 mourn his passing a host OF
other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John II.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3015
18th st. ne. (ample parking fa-
s sf.e p Tnsrs Tha Tisnss AUGUST %sy 'f
Interment Friday. August q, Lin
eoin Memoriai Cemetery
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SHERMAN, HOLLIsIER @. on SUM
day,, August 4, 1868, At sibley Ne
SHERMAN Of 4gbl Aibemarie st.
sEw s,mssSlo ysa hu q M e Max pot ,.
hoe and brother OF o. c. sherman
Of Beach Hagen. N. j. and Mrs.
Wallace ouiherson OF Fillmore,
Calf. Friends may call at Qawler's
Chapel, Wisconsin ave. at Harrison
where services Win OP b p bsld On
Wednesday. August z. at 1870 pm.
Interment Arlington National Gene
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JOSEPH 2. Inns. secy. Tres.

August 5. 1868, at Prince peeTsss
Hospital, WILLIAM L. LEMLEY Of
1922 Valley dr.. Camp Springs, Nd.
Lemley, stepfather Of Daniel Fits-
patrick and brother Of Calvin Lem
ley OF Salisbury. N. G. He also Is
survived By five grandchildren,
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts,
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Thursday, August s, ct 1 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. z
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HATLsToRKs. BENJAMIN r., Jr.

denly on Saturday. August B. 1853
BENJAMIN F. HAILsToRKs, IT,. o
2702 12th st ne. beloved husban n,
ftheMT MRS If gs eSis%in H H.,a.n1p
~; brother Of Mrs. Alice H. wash
He Is also survived by aunts, othe
relatives and friends. Remains ma!
pc viewed Wednesday. August 4
from 4 to 0 pm. at Barnes q Mat
thews Funeral Home. 1919 I4th st
NV. Oath g. at Spring rd.l, whert
August 8. at II Am. Internen
Woodlawn Cemetery.
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BOYKM, LIN JEAN. on sunday

August 4. 1868, at Georsetown Uni
BoYE1N a Il gSo5 sr sEnTY st. 'E n.
Lean, Va, wife OF Julius w. Boykil
and sister Of George w. Brewer, jr.
and Miss Mary Brewer. Friends ma!
call at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. and Harrison ST. NV. (parkinl
gust z, from z to 9 pm, wher
services will be held on Thursday
August s, at 10 am. Intermen
private. In lieu Of flowers, contribu
tons for books may be made b
your local library.
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M Il b. UjisIA 1Rstired5. On H Sunday
4gg ifs ain 1898 q his A Ts'id oES
lRetired5, beloved husband Of Mildred
N. Sylvester, UsAF, 81 Los Angeles,
Calf. and Edward NJ. Sylvester Of
Falls Church, Va: nephew Of Miss
NJ, O., Sylvester of WASHINGTON. D. G
parking on premises). Services will
II held at Fort Myer Chapel. on
Wednesday. August q, at 2 pm. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. In lieu Of flowers contributions
may be made 10 the American Heart
Association. o
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JACKSON, LILLIAN. on Sunday,
August 4. 1903. LILLIAN JACKSON,
Of rs r st. NV, mother OF Harry
jackson, Alva Ware and Dorothy
Mrs. Anna d, wrlght. Mrs. Madeline
Benson and Thomas Thornton
other relatives and friends also
survive. After b pm. Tuesday,
FrSEler's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. nv. Funeral Wednesday,
August a. AZ I pm. from the Church
OF God. 2Oa0 oeornja ave. NV.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry.
CORTLAND. Ohio on August 3, 1903,
husband Of Laura q, Johansen,
Peter q. q. end Thomas ".
Johansen; brother Of Mrs. John
Preziotti Mrs. Morton Knight, Mrs.
Warren Sonnemann and Ferdinand
gohanssn; Remain, AZ chambers
Riverdale, Nd. until Tuesday,
fnterment Warren, Ohio.
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Xagust G 4. 1858. Ethel H1c 5KEi Isl
Of 1905 Gallatin ST. NV. beloved
Gertrude McDermont. other relatives
and friends also survive After 3
pm, Tuesday. August 8. friends are
invited TO call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave.
Nv where services will be held on
Rev. Percy Jernagin officiating. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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CROWLEY. JOSEPH A. On Monday
August g.. 1868, JOSEPH A. CROW.
LEY beloved husband o.. Edit
leen Marie and Anne Christine Crow,
ley; brother Of Helen M. Donoghue
Josephine c. Burns. Of washington
d, C.; Marie T. Crowley. O
Albuquerque, N Mex, and the
late Alice c. McCeney. Notice O
Collins Funeral Home.
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Pitsi OSCAR HARRY a YFe oRnsR Of Hp q
Florida ave: ne, beloved husband
Of Mrs; Hattie qrier; brother Of Ed
also leaves nieces, nephews, cousins
and many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the john
4. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3OI (
18th ST.. ne. .(ample parking facili-
4 pm. Tuesday. August g. Funeral
services on Wednesday. August Z. al
Pm. at Southern Baptist Church
l34 l. st, NV, the Rev. Murder
Appling officiating. 1nterment Lincoln
Memorial Cemeterv
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aso 1ihy g n yoss sPn q si0 MTs Enc &
Bowyer and father Of Constance
Gregory and Sherry Ann Bowyer
other relatives and many friends
From 4 pm, TO 10 pm. Tuesday
Morrow q Woodford Funeral Home
1922 18th st. NV, where service,
will be held on Wednesday. August
z. at IL am. Interment Lincoln Me.
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M4 A1SSss A. Af 1853, ANNIE NAE sI MAD.
DOX Of 625 K st. Sc. she leaves
to mourn her PASSING one s aaq 9stSer
Mr.. Gary Quarles; three sisters, Mrs
Earnestine Penn, Mrs. Helen Brax-
ton and Mrs. Dorothy Dawins; two
brothers, James and Clarence
Quarles; a host Of other relative,
and friends. Remains resting at thu
John 7. Rhines Co. Funeral Home
3015 18th st. ne. Notice Of funera
later
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FERGUSON, GEORGE T. on Saturday,
kugasl 5, 1893, ,oEoRoE r PER;
husband of Alberta Fergnson and
dsyotsd father q Janet 7 moore
Wiiiiams, Anita y. Pleasant. Dor
othy p. Mayo and Doris N. Fergu-
son. Also surviving are two brothers,
Thomas and CLYDE Ferguson; four
sisters, Emma Duncan. Martha Dun
Cora Le S,n GG Mary TS., Harris .nns
ln-lav, other relatives and many
friends. After. 4 pm. "wednesday,
August 70 friends are invited %
ThuGTsdSg. August 3. a Mount oIiSet
Lutheran Church, 1905 Vermont
ave. NV. at 1 pm the Rev. wiz
liam Rchlebel officiating tnterment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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HAWKINS, GEORGE MCKINLEY

Friday. August 2. 1858, at Mount
Alto Hospital, GEORGE NJ. HAWKINS
OF ally Jones Bridge I'd. Chevy
Chase Is. Nd. beloved husband Of
Beatrice W. Hawkins; brother Of
Samuel. benjamin. and Enoeh Hawk
ms and Mrs. Lula Stewart. He also
Is survived by a stepdaughter. Mrs.
Dorothy p. Mouton: a son-in-law.
Two stepgrandchildren.. q host OF
nieces. nephews and other relatives
and friends, After pm. Tuesday,
August 9. the body Of the late Mr.,
Hawkins will lie in state at the
Mount Zion Methodist Church, $3.50
where funeral services viii Be heiia
on Wednesday. August z. at n
noon. the Rev. w. E. williams
pastor. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery. Funeral procession viii
leave. from 41l7 Jones Bridge I'd
az IL am. casket will not be oper
after service. Services BY Snowden
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AAgsSIss i. i5S$s . b!stT!es asnsrssi
SIl5 ath st., Sc, devoted husband
viving are five daughters, three
sons, mother. father. one sister
other relatives and many friends
Remains restings at the John II
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30i5 10th
81 ne; (ample parking faeilitiesl
where friends may call after 4 D m
Tuesday, August 8. Funeral services
on Wednesday, August z. at / pm,
az the Park Road Community
Church. 1919 Park I'd. NV, the Rev
Louis n, Miller officiating. Inter-