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GOVERNMENT OF
THE VIRGIN SLAM OF UNITED STATES
Christiansted, ST. Croix
Department of Property and Procurement
Gait ENR ribs
CALL FOR BIDS

Sealed bids, in quadruplicate, will be received at
the Department Of Property & Procurement, Division
Of Procurement, Christiansted, St. Croix, U. S. Virgin
Islands until 100 AM. May 10. 1868.
Disposable SYringes, glass. Sec etc.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, to waive any informality in bids, and unless
otherwise specified by the Government or by the bidder,
to accept any item in the bid.
Copies of Invitation to bid may be obtained from
the Division of Procurement, Christiansted, St. Croix,
u. S. Virgin Islands.
MARIO LEWIS
Commissioner Of Property & Procurement
Per
ALPHONSO ROMNEY
District Supervisor
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Bob Scobey, 48,
Juzz Cornetist

MONTREAL, June IA (AP)
Bob Scobey, 48, Dixieland
Jazz cornetist and Chicago
night club owner, died Wednes-
day in a Montreal apartment
house where he and his wife
had been living for about two
weeks.
Mr.. Scobey had been in Doc
tors Hospital in Montreal be-
fore returning to his apartment.
He collapsed in Chicago last
August. His illness was then
diagnosed as stomach cancer.
Mr.. Scobey began playing the
trumpet when he was 9 and
worked his way to prominence
with radio staff bands, dance
orchestras and theater pit
bands.
In 1919 he formed his own
group, the Frisco Jazz Band.
At his death he was owner Of
Bourbon Street, a Chicago
night club.
He is survived by his wife
Jeanette; two sons, a daugh-
ter and his parents.
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Mrs. Curry, %,
Retired Nurse

Mrs. Elizabeth S. Hall Curry,
90, a native Of Washington and
retired private duty nurse, died
Sunday in a nursing home at
931 Decatur street NV.
After attending Washington
public schools, Mrs. Curry
studied nursing at Freedmen's
Hospital and was active in this
occupation until she retired at
30 years Of age.
She was married twice, first
to the late James Edmond Hall
a Washington policeman, ano
to Melville Curry, a Post Office
Department employee who died
in 1945.
Mrs. Curry was a member of
st. Augustine's Catholic Church,
where she was a member of
the Ladies Sodality.
She leaves no survivors.
Requiem mass was celebrated
this morning in SITS. Paul and
Augustine Catholic Church,
Fifteenth and v streets NV.
Burial was in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Eliza Beckwith,
Lived Here 40 Years

Mrs. Eliza Beckwith. a native
of Washington. died Of a heart
attack Tuesday at her home,
las Quincy street, Brooklyn,
New York. She was 80.
Mrs. Beckwith had lived in
Washington for about forty
years, moving to New York in
the 1920s. She leaves four
nieces, two living in Washing
ton, Mrs. Verneeta Davis. of
STA Seventh street NV. and
Mrs. Alice Ford, of 1913 Fifth
street NE.
Funeral services will be at /
pm. Monday at Union Wesley
A.ME. Zion Church. Twenty
third and L streets NV. with
burial in Lincoln Cemetery.
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Lawrence Reiter,
Ex-U. S. Worker,
Veteran of 1918

Lawrence G. Reiter, Sc, a
former Government employee
died Wednesday at Providence
Hospital of a heart attack.
Mr.. Reiter was born in Mich
igan and moved in 1898 to the
District, where he worked as
IA Government guard and then
as a plumber with General
Services Administration.
Mr.. Reiter served in Europe
during World War I with the
125th Infantry Division.
He was q member of the
Catholic War Veterans and be-
longed to the Capitol Hill
Branch Of the Disabled Ameri-
can Veterans. He was also g
m e m b er Of the American
Legion.
Survivors include his widow,
Margaret, Of the home ad-
dress, 3l09 Buena Vista terrace
Sc; two daughters, Mrs. Mary
E. Breen, 3514 Fifty-sixtt
place, Hyattsville, Md, anc
Mrs. Dorothy ]. Burt, 841C
Fifty-eighth street, Berwyr
Heights, Md; four sisters, Mrs
Mary Murray, Miss Lena Rel.
ter, and Mrs. Anna Schneider
of Marinette, Wis, and Mrs
Henrietta Beland of Menomi-
nee, Mich, and is grand
children.
Services will be at st. Te-
resa's Catholic Church, 140l v
street Sc. at 10 am. Monday
with burial in Arlin gton
Cemetery.
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Henry N. Muller,
ArmyCiviIiunAi Aide

Henry N. Muller, II, former
Washington area resident and
veteran executive officer of the
Army Board of Engineers for
Rivers and Harbors died in
Fort Worth, Tex. Wednesday
after a brief illness.
Mr.. Muller had lived in Fort
Worth since his retirement from
Federal service in 1858. He
was associated there for three
years with the Trinity River
Improvement Association.
Born in Philadelphia, Pa, he
served in World War I with
Army Ordnance. He started
working for the Army Corps of
Engineers in 1920 at Florence,
Ala.
In 1925 he left Government
service and was in private in
dustry for 10 years. He re-
Joined the Army Corps of En-
gineers in 1885 as a civilian
employe and worked on the
Passamaquoddy project in
Maine for two years.
He Joined the Board Of En-
gineers for Rivers and Harbors
here in 1887 and remained with
the board until he retired as
an executive officer.
He lived formerly at 4754
Twenty-fourth road, N. Airing
ton.
He is survived by his wife
the former Mai Harper of Fort
Worth and a son, Burnhart
Muller of 1876 Brunswick lane
Belair, Md.
Burial and graveside services
will be at 3 pm. on Monday al
Arlington Cemetery.
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Victor F. Ridder,
Head of Chain
Of Newspapers

NEW YORK. June IA (AP)
Victor F. Ridder, n, head of
the Bidder newspaper group,
died today Of a heart attack at
his home.
Mr.. Ridder was a member of
the Associated Press Board of
Directors in the 1930s and
served as president Of the New
York State Board of Social We'll
fare during the administration
Of Gov. Herbert H. Lehman. He
was appointed a WPA admin
istrator in 1885 by President
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
A native of New York City.
Mr.. Ridder attended Columbia
University and began his news
paper career in New York.
He owned the following news
papers: The New York Journal
of Commerce, st. Paul Pioneer
Press and Dispatch, Duluth
Herald and News Tribune,
Grand Forks IN. Dak.) Herald,
Aberdeen Is. Dak.) American
News, San Jose (Calif) Mer-
curry News, Long Beach (Calif.)
Independent Press Telegram,
Pasadena (Calif.) Star News
and Garden Grove (Calif.)
News.
Survivors include his\ widow,
Ruth O'Day Ridder, his second
wife; five children, % grand
children and one great grand
child.
Mr., Riders first wife died
in 1884.
The children are Walter T.
Ridder, a resident Of Mclean,
Va, and chief of the Ridder
bureau in Washington, D. c.;
Robert B. Ridder of st. Paul,
Mimi; Mrs. Gretchen Mattison
Of New York City, Mrs. David
Challinor of New Haven, Conn,
and Miss Esther Ridder of New
York City.
Funeral services will be held
Monday at st. Ignatius Loyola
Church, New York City.
Interment plans were not
Immediately known.
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American Institute Of Electrical
Engineers, the Institute of
Radio Engineers, the American
Geophysical Union, and the
Association for Computing Ma
chinery.
Mr.. Stoller leaves his wife,
the former Ruth Klarberg, twin
sons. Robert and Peter, %, and
a daughter, Nancy 81. The fam
lily resides at 6212 Bannock-
brun drive, Bethesda.
A memorial service for Mr.,
Stoller will be held 2 pm. Sun
day at the Cedar Lane Uni
tartan Church, 1901 Cedar lane,
Bethesda.
Instead of flowers, the fam
lily has requested that dona-
tons be made to the Ameri-
can Cancer Society.
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Morton J. StoNer Dies;
NASA Satellite Expert

Morton ]. Stoller, a leading
figure in the Nations weather
and communications satellite
program, died yesterday after
a long illness.
Mr.. Stoller, who was as
years old, had been under
treatment for cancer at the
National Institute of Health
for several months. He was an
NH patient in February
when Space Administrator
James Z. Webb visited him to
award the space agency's med
al for outstanding leadership.
AS director Of the office Of
Applications at the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration, Mr.. Stoller was one
of NASA's four top program
managers. He was in charge
Of such highly successful prof.
ects as the Echo and Relay
communications satellites and
the Tiros "weather-eye" orbi-
tiers.
Upon notification Of Mr..
Stoller's death at 2:30 pm.
yesterday, top Government
space officials expressed deep
regret. Mr.. Webb, speaking
for NASA, said:
I'VE will miss him sorely. He
had a great quality of under
standing advanced science and
technology, Of transmitting the
necessity of their utilization in
both meteorological and COM
munications activities, and of
bringing able people into the
program"
DR.. Edward C. Welsh, execu-
tive director of the National
Aeronautics and Space Council,
said Mr.. Stoller's activities had
brought vitality, pre-eminence
and success" to the American
space effort in two highly i'm
portant fields.
His loss will be greatly felt.
He will be exceedingly diff
cult to replace" DR.. Welsh said.
Mr.. Stoller, an electrical engi-
neer by training, joined NASA's
predecessor agency the old Ma
tional Advisory Committee for
Aeronautics in 1899. His first
NACA job was at the Langley
Research Center near Norfolk.
He was associated with the
space science program from the
day Of NACA's creation in Oc-
,tober 1858, and headed the
agency's office of Applications
when that division was created
in March 1862.
~ Mr.. Stoller was born In New
York City and educated at the
City College there. He took
graduate work at the University
of Virginia, receiving a mas
ter's degree in electrical engi-
neering there in 1852.
F He was a member of the
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AnurtltnD

BIskIN, LOUIS. dwelling Of a me.
q King David Cemetery, Fall,
Church, Va. on Sunday, June I8
1908, at 1880 am. Following the
unVeiling services family anc
friends will meet at 1901 I6tf
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DrathH

ADAMS. RoDERICK D. On Thursday
ADAMS Of Brinklow Ma Beloved Cd
husband of Katharine y. Adams,
father OF Mrs. Page Dinnel OF
kensington; brother Of Mrs. Sidney
Bradford Of Pennsylvania, Mrs. Mary
Bentley Of Ashton and Douglas T.
dren also survive. Friends may call
a. the Francis II. Barber Funeral
Home, Laytonsville, Nd, where sery-
ices will be held on Saturday, June
10. At IL am. Interment Woodside
Cemetery, Brinklow. Nd.
BAKER, HARRY r, on Friday. June
1894 Webster ST. NV. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements By
BELL. CORA NJ. On Thursday. June
-, 1868, At George Washington
Hospital, CORA M. BELL OF 5l7 "a
Ben, mother OF Mrs. KaShsrins
Muhleman OF spartanburg. s. c..
and Bernie Busch Of Washington.
ID. c: She also Is survived BY five
grandchildren and one great-grand-
son. Friends may call at the Lee
ebI ns h Sye sn Nbs sso . mrsss
10 am. fnterment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. (Bpartanburg, s.
G.. and Parkersburg, W. Va. papers
please copyD 10
BENEsH. CHARLES. OF cheverly, Nd,
on June II. 1868. husband OF the
late Edna y. Benesh, father OF Mrs.
Evelyn Black, Charles A. and James
w. Benesh; also seven grandchildren.
5sOl cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd,
on Saturday, June 10, At O:3O am.
interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery,
BoYERs, GEORGE r. OF $40 $50
ave, East Pines, Nd, on June g,
1858, husband Of the late Minnie
Soyi g9Ss sna i1 rsIn,ss5b,b EdWfs srn g.
Ne also Is survived By seven grand
children and seventeen great-grand-
FlnsrsI Home. Ssoi Cleveland ave.
ea yere Jus, Ms ' ssrys.s noon an s S5
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
SC 9VSe n. P Bss. fsRASaR SS SHEE1SsS
81 1889 18th a.. NV. Notice OF
funeral Later. Arrangements By
CAMP. FLORENCE. On wednesday,
| JUNE ~, lbbJ, FLORENCE CAMP
Of Norman and mother Of Ruth
Harty, Essie MINIS, Frances Fona
and Fred Camp, Also surviving are
From y pm. Friday, June ~, 70 3
pm. Saturday, June 10, friends are
Invited 70 call Al the Mcclure Fu-
neral Home. 1890 9th &C., nv,
ollyet, N. G. rs
CAMPBELL. GEORGE n. on Thurs.
day, June. 49,. 1853, GEORGE n.
CAMPBELL OF 500 LIST ii. NV,
beloved husband q Florence Camp.
Maggle, Lucille and Ida Campbell
and Benny, Herman and Ode CAmp.
bell, Also surviving are his nleces
nephews, other relatives and MANI
friends, Notice OF funeral later
Family may be contacted AZ 9g3s
llth ~. n.wD ARRANGEMENTS b,
Mcclure, Inc, 40
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE. NV, RA. 3.74iI
2 Blka. North Of Walter Reed Hoipltal
Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th ~ and Mass. ave. ~. $4,000
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Darn nj ThaukH

FORTUNE, JAMES o, The family
OF the late JAMES o. FORTUNE
wishes 10 thank their many friends,
neighboIs and relatives for their
earos, floral tributes, many acts
OF kindness and expressions Of
sympathy. THE FAMILY.
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CEMETERY LOTS

FOR sALE-1 ErAyesite Cedar Hill.
Garden OF Love- reasonable MRS
EDITH HEIGHT 1901 Chapman ave.
swa Roanoke Va
NATIONAL MEMORIAL fARE-Win
sell or trade for property or acre.
aEci valuable mausoleum ~ cfyptD,
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JAMES J. DUoAN, "''
washington, d. {.
Friday June II, 1868


PARKS. JAMES d. on Tuesday. June
II. 1868, at his residence, 1423
Duncan st. me-, JAMES d. PARKS
devoted husband Of Mrs. virginia
Parks. He also leaves TO mourn their
loss, one daughter, Veola Parks;
four sisters, eight brothers and other
relatives and friends. After 5 pm
Friday. June IA, friends may call at
the Morris A. Carter g. Co. Funeral
Home, 305 H st. NV Services on
Saturday, June IS, at ! pm. at
the Friendship Baptist Church. LIST
and II SITS. s.w., the Rev B. II.
Whiting officiating. Interment
Ttnenln Nam nria1 Tamatarv
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OWENS, CLIFTON. on Thursday.
june ~ 1888, CLIFTON OWNS
funeral later. Arrangements By
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aosspitsI. pENEL6 5P2S' ROYALS Hfs'o Il
1882 Belmont I'd. NV, daughter
Of the late DR.. Francis Martin and
Mary Sullivan Royal OF Green
Just Of the home sf address al Sar0 Friends Is
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home. 2901 14th 81. NV,
after 8 pm, Thursday. June 10
parking faeilitiesl. Services at the
Maekey Funeral Home, $40 North
Monday. June IL, at pm. In
terment Wood Lawn Cemetery,
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JONEs, MABEL. on Wednesday.
June ~. 1868. MABEL JONES q
Phodonia Carter Of Phiiadeiphia, pa
survive. After 5 pm. Friday, june
Ia. friends may call at the Frazier
Funeral Home, $3.50 Rhode island
ave. NV. Services on Saturday
Synns 10; a. 2;30 pm, at st
wood st. NV, the Rev. sylvester
M. Moses officiating. Interment
Carver Memorial Park.
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HOFFMAN, MARvELLNE. In loving
memory Of our sister and aunt.

MARvELLINE HOFFMAN.
We seem TO give her back 10
Thee, Dear Lord, who gavest her
70 US. Yet as Thou didst not lose
her by her ret9rn. For Wbat i0i y
Thine Is ours always. and life Is
eternal and love is immortal. and
what we sometimes call death Is
only horizon. and q horizon Is
nothing but the limit Of our sight.
RUTH. MCKINLEY, SYLVIA AND
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OQLDSTklNt ROSE FRAMES. on
ERSsks isoii 1878 y Jam RosE
B. c" beloved wife p Of " Jsif dod.
stein and devoted mother OF Mrs.
Beverly Jackson OF Alexandria, va.
and Harvey Franks OF Jamaica
N.Y. She also Is survived BY three
Spring. Nd LYMAN Lazarus Of
OF New York City, and five grand-
2S sia tx I. Son y Pu gs Home.
sholom -Talmud Torah cemsterS vi" IN
Spring. Nd. Apt. 4O5. So is
GORDON. BEATRICE A. OF 1919 a4th
g Sc. on June a, 1858. daughter
o. Theresa J, Thomas, sister Of
Howard and suanita Gordon, John
I. and Neya jean Thomas, Grand.
daughter Of Beatrice v. Mccarthy
R ssysr' ss6 cls ens%Ssr, g., FSpssal
al $3.50 am. Mass N Our LsdGy
Queen Of Peace Church. Ridge I'd.
and Ely pl. s,es AZ ESQ am. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HARRIS. ALTON d. on "wednesday
June ~, 1868. ALTON d. HARRIS,
beloved husband OF Aidine q. Harris.
father OF Aldlne n, Mahr, brother
Of Sadie Belle Harris and Iva ri
Willer Also six grandchildren SerV-
ices al the 3. u, Hines co. Funeral
Home, 1901 i4th A. NV. parking
faeiltiesl, on Saturday, June rs. al
= pm. Interment ulenwood Gene
terry
HERBERT. EVA o. The officers and
IoA g., are hereby notified Of
" 3. HERBERT Funeral
services at OAach'a Fu-
neral Home, 415g Balti-
more ave. Hyattsyille, Nd, on Fris
day. June ~, AZ pm, Inter.
VIRGINIA 4 HALL.
worthy Matron.
BLANCHE p UPDiKE. seeS.
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June Il, 1868. at Northern Viz
bINE n 0i MEDIs h 81 $500 soaisnt
blvd. Alexandria, Va, beloved wife
Of Paul Medis and mother OF Paul
1. Medis Of Pittsburgh. Pa, and
Mrs. Nancy Senio OF Alexandria. Va.
Mrs, Medis has been transported to
the Beinhouer Funeral Home, Pitts
burgh, Pa, for services and inter-
ment, Local arrangements By the
Murphy Funeral Home, Arlington,
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McBRIAN, JOE. on Thursday, June / 8
1898, at Sibley Hospital. JOE Nc
Chevy Chase, Nd, beloved husband
Of Frances c. McBrian and brother
Of Ray McBrian Of Denver, Colo
Friends are invited 10 call at the
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey, Bethesda
Nd, from 2 to 4 and z to Q pm
Friday. Services and interment in
Mortuaries, 5000 10th st. Kindly
omit flowers.
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II. 1858, MARY SAXON SSS0I q i ilas
daughters, one son. one nephew.
one aunt, IL grandchildren, 10
great-grandchildren, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
4 the John 7; Rhines Co. Funeral
parking facilities). where friends
may call after pm. Friday, June
n. Funeral services on Saturday,
June 10. al the Union Wesley
Methodist Church, 23d and L SITS.
Nv, AZ IL am, the Rev. George
iineoIn i' Msr oiIi,slat rnn. Internent
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June i3, 1858, at her residenes
622 Lexington place ne, BESSIE
RANSOM. She leaves to mourn
her passing two daughters, three
sons, three brothers, one sister anc
host Of other relatives anc
friends. Remains resting at the
John T. Rhines Co Funeral Home,
2Q15 18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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TIsON. NAN sTNKLER. OF eli wiiks,
It,, Alexandria. Va on June ~,
1913. wife OF Admiral james c.
Tis0n. ir, use and uS. mother Of
John n and james Tison Services
and interment Charlesion, s. G.. on
ices By Chambers Funeral Home.
WASHINGTON, uEORGIANNA. on
Thursday June 4 -, 1858, OEOROt-
ANNA WASHINGTON OF dtb Co.
lumbia rd NV Notice OF funeral
later. Arrangements BY jarvis
W5 55Si 4. MITE i1aII EMIt4r,toR ,EEifassyi
Ssi,. ia n t oirsTs Nc ,,, 9elO sss
sister Of Mrs Mamie L. Gray
Notice OF funeral later Arrange-
mcnts By Morrow A Woodiord.
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tuesday. June ii. 1898, at. Doc.
tors Hospital; ALEXANDER N. Pc.
NV, beloved husband Of Thomas
Nina Pekatoros, father OF Lucy
Pekatoros, son Of Mrs. Alexander
Dervissie and nephew Of Archiman.
drite Nicholas Pekatoros. Friends
Funersi Home So0i i4th AZ NV
(parking facilitiesl. where memorial
services will be held on Thursday
June 10, and Friday. June IA, al
s pm. Memorial Liturgy at St
John the Baptist Russian Church
1901 18th ST. NV, at 10 am
Saturday, June 10. Services al
the above church on Saturday
June, Is, at IL noon. Intermeni
Rnck Creek Cemeterv Ii
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REITER. LAwRENCE G. on wedne

day, June II, 1868, LAWRENCE @
REITER Of 3lO9 Buena Vista ter
Sc, beloved husband OF MargareI
Goodfellow Reiter. father OF Mary
E. Breen and Dorothy J. Burt,
brother Of Mary Murray. Lena Reitei
and Anna Schneider Of Marinette
Wis, and Hattie Beland Of Memo
minee, Mich. Friends may call al
the Robert A.. Mattingly Funeral
facilties), until Monday. June ~,
at $3.50 am. Requiem Mass at st.
TereSa's Church at 10 am. Rela-
uves and friends invited. lnterment
Arlington National Cemetery. At the
request Of the family visiting hours
from 2 TO 5 pm. and z to 10 pm,
EridaY. Saturday and Sunday Ii
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: Dratha

HUTCHINSON, WINIFRED. on Thurs,
day, June 13, 1868, at her residence
1859 South Buchanan st., Arlington
Va, WINIFRED HUTCHINSON
beloved wife Of Robert A. Hutchin,
son, mother Tier. Of - Mrs John 9entleem9I
Smell Of Alexandria, Va; Miss Giady
Hutchinson and Mrs. F. C. Hudgins
both Of Arlington. Va; sister OF Mis-
Agnes McDonagh OF New York City
N. Y, and Mrs. James Benson O
County Sligo, Ireland. She also il
survived BY four grandchildren
nsrs H %as 'a ba a cen MGphy Rg
q recitation Of the Rosary at 5 pm
Friday, June IA. Requiem Mass
will be offered at 10 am. Saturday
June Is, at the Blessed Sacrament
Columbia Gardens Cemetery, Ar.
hngton, Va.
JONES, ANNIE LOUISE. On Monday
June 10. 1868, at District Genera
Hospital, ANNIE LOUISE JONES
q l24 D g, Sc. devoted sister O
Ing are four brothers. other reia,
tives and many friends. Remain,
resting at the John T, Rhines Co
Funeral Home. 30l5 l2th st. ne
Ahmple PARKING IhCllltle6D, Wnert
friends may call after 3 pm. Fri.
day. June IA, and where funeral
services will be held on Saturday
June. 10. at . pm, the Rev. Ray
mond Jones officiating. intermeni
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
JONES. JUSTINE soLoMA. Or
Wednesday. June ~, 1868, at Dis.
trict General Hospital, JUSTINE
SoJOMA JONES Of 2l5 p st. NV.
beloved mother Of Theresa williams
and Lester Millhouse Also surviv,
ing are three sisters, Virginia Jones
Catherine Jones, Sudell M. Williams
one brother, Abraham Jones; ont
aunt, Mrs. Clara Jones; other rela.
tives and friends. Remains rest
ing at her above late residence
where friends may call after
pm. Friday, June IA. Funera
services on Saturday, June IS, al
II noon, at the Temple Church OF
God In Christ, 1435 Park I'd. NV.
Bishop Samuel Kelsey officiating
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gem.
etery. Arrangements by the Johr
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 301t
18th ST. ne
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LESNY, LENA r. on Thursday, June
-, 1863. at the lift Nursing Home,
LENA R. LESNY, the beloved wife
Of Emma Naliey, Anna Naiiey, Min
ME Nalley and Adolph Thiele. Flu
neral services at the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope
I'd, Sc. parking facilities), on
Saturday. June Is, at pm. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Visit
ing hours until 8 pm.
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day, June IL. 1905, Al washihston
Hospital Center. SARA dfiBFRT
o'NEAL Of $500 Ames ri, NE. me
beloved wife Of Hurley : o,Neal,
suryiysd by ans ,IS, ~ she sl,o Y y
Clements, one brother, Kermit oil.
bert, Ar,, four nieces, one nephew.
other relatives and friends. Notice ~
funeral later. Family may be con.
tacted At 1871 Waiiach III NV.
phone. no g-b5as. Advancement
BY the William Bpanzler Funeral
Home, b2A 18th Al. ne.
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HARROD, LORENZO. In loving mem
DRY Of my dear husband, LORENZO
HARROD, who passed away nine
years ago. June IA, 1854.
Memories are all I have,
These 1 hold close 10 my heart.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, OLGA HAIR
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MATTHEWS, WILLIAM BRUCE III.
On Wednesday, June -, 1868. at
his residence, 4S35 Flanders ave,
Kensington, Nd, WILLIAM BRUCE
MATTHEWS III, son Of Mr.. and
grandson. OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
B, Matthews, ST., and Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Herndon. Services al
the g.. II. Hines Co. Funeral Home,
2gO1 14th st. NV, on Friday, June
"a at 2 pm. (parking facilitiesl
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery. A contribution to the Heart
Fund may be made as an express
sion Of sympathy.
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HER sIsTEfR. ivsiiRDIR wRAE.
CLARK. NORMA c. In sad but low
ing remembrance q NORMA e.
CLARK, who departed this life
four years ago today.