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Col. w. 7. Sherwood,
Army Veteran, Dies

William I. Sherwood, So, re-
tired Army colonel, died Thurs
day in Arlington Hospital after
a brief illness.
Col. Sherwood. a native of
Baltimore and a resident of
Arlington for nine years, spent
SO years on active duty as a
Regular Army officer. His serv-
ice spanned both World Wars,
the Mexican Border campaign,
and the Korean War.
During World War II, he
served as inspector general of
the South Pacific theater, and
later accompanied the oath
Army Corps to Okinawa and
then to Korea to accept the
surrender of the Japanese force.
His awards include the Legion
Of Merit and the Bronze Star.
Among his more recent as
signments were a tour Of duty
With the inspector general Of
the Army, and a three-year
tour as commanding officer Of
the Tennessee Military Dis
trict.
Retiring from active duty in
1854, Col. Sherwood studied
law at American University,
receiving his bachelor of laws
degree in 1857. He then be-
came affiliated with the Falls
Church real estate office Of
Shannon g. Luchs.
Col. Sherwood was a mem
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Writ P. Marks, Jr., 90,
: Headed Virginia Railroad

RICHMOND, June / (AP).-
Writ PEBBLES Marks, jr., SO,
former president of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg g. Poto-
mac Railroad, died early to-
day.
Mr. Marks. an attorney, was
elected president OF the RF&P
IN 1857 and stepped down in
December, 1860. He succeeded
w. Thomas Rice when Mr..
Rice left the RF&P to become
president of the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad.
A graduate Of the University
Of Virginia Law School, Mr..
Marks was admitted to the bar
in 1915. He became noted for
his legal work in railroad,
banking and general corporate
matters.
Mr.. Marks leaves his wife,
Mrs. nellie Payne Darling
Marks; a son, Writ PEBBLES
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Albert A. Johnson, 50
1903 Discus Champion

SIOUS FALLS, s. D.. June !
(AP).-The man who was the
Nations champion discus
thrower in 1908 and later WIS.,
tied Russia and other European
countries as a State Depart
ment agricultural expert dice
yesterday.
Albert A. Johnson, SO, wal
born in Dane County, Wis, anc
moved with his parents tt
Webster. S. OAK, as a child
He attended South Dakots
State College and later the
University of Wisconsin.
He taught agriculture ir
Wisconsin and then did agri.
cultural work for the State De-
partment. He was an economist
in Washington during Worlc
War II.
Among survivors is a son
Richard, of New York City.
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Der of Odenton Masonic Lodge
and Sigma Phi M Fraternity.
He leaves his wife, Maud E.,
Of their Arlington residence,
1923 North Ivanhoe street, and
a daughter, Mrs. Sepp Firnkas
of Boston.
Funeral services will be held
at Arlington Cemetery Chapel
at 3 pm. tomorrow. Burial,
with full military honors, will
follow there.
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Archbishop O'BoyIe
Dedicutes Church

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of Wash
ington, yesterday blessed and
dedicated the new 100000
Our Lady Of Sorrows Catholic
Church, New Hampshire and
Larch avenues, Takoma Park,
Md. before nearly 1000 per-
sons.
After the dedication, the
Rev. Patrick j. Begley, pastor
Of Our Lady of Sorrows parish
since July. 1860, celebrated a
solemn mass of thanksgiving
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Marks III of New York City; a
daughter, Mrs. Dalton Auer
Griffith of Mclean, and two
grandsons. Mr.. Marks was mar
ried three times; his first two
wives died.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 p m. Monday at st. Paul's
Episcopal Church. Burial will
be in Hollywood Cemetery.
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Koturo Suto, 7o,
Florida Lundscuper

MIAMI, Fla, June / (AP).-
Kotaro Suto. 70, Japanese gar
dener who handicapped Miami
Beach, died last night.
Mr.. Suto was gardener from
1861 to 1858 for Carl Fisher
developed who transformed
Miami Beach into a city.
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Garn nj Thanka

WILLIAMS, LILLE. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks and grace
ful appreciation TO relatives, neigh
bors. co-workers and many friends
for their kind expressions Of SYM
PATTY and beautiful floral tributes
received at the death OF my mother,
LILLE WILLIAMS,
JAMES d. WILLIAMS AND FAM
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ATWOOD. GEORGE WILLARD. on
Thursday. May 30. 1868, GEORGE
WILLARD ATWOOD Of 1913 stoney-
e brae dr., Fails churrh, Va. beloved
husband Of Peggy " Atwood and
father of T, Warren Brown, George
W Atwood, jr.:. son Of Eunice
Atwood, brother Of @. Alton Atwood
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
Wisconsin ave at Harrison ST. NV
parking on premises), where serv-
ices will be held on Monday. June
Va.
ATWOOD. g. WILLARD. The officers
~ and members Of the Falls
q q: g.! 3 E: :; ]: I;
Harrison st. NV. for the
purpose Of attending the funeral
services for our late member, O.
WILLARD ATWOOD.
JAMES Z. DURANT. President
WALTER L. MESS, secy.
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DEATHS
In MFntnriant

~ N~~~NN
ALEXANDER, CHARLES N. In low
father, CHARLES n. GIExS pSfSsfn
who left US two years ago, June
In our hearts a memory is kept
or one we loved and will never
forget.
Gone. but not forotten.
YOUR LOVING SON, CHARLES;
DAUGHTERS, IRENE AND DOR
9THYY' an. AMP oRANDDAUoHTER.
ATKINSON. EDWARD 5. AND MARY
dear parents: Father, EDWARD s.
ATKINSON. who departed this life
forty-six years ago today, June 1,
igIl and mother, MARY z.
AA AK, tVenty-six years ago.
Treasured thoughts Of those so dear
Often bring q silent tear;
THOUGHTS return 70 scenes long past,
Time rolls on. but memories last
DEVOTED CHILDREN, WILLIAM
kIN AskStSS 5SsEF GhEfTt sfAG Il AS
CURTIN, CLARA b. In loving menu
DRY Of our wife and mother. CLARA
B. CURTIN, who departed this life
one year ago today. June 2. 1852.
The years may wipe out many
hut thia thsvu win, out never
The memory S q those ' happy SSS Mays Gays
When We were all together.
We think Of her In silence,
Her name we Oft recall;
But there's nothing left 70 answer
But her picture on the wall
Just when her life was brightest.
Just when her hopes we're best,
God called her from among US
To a home OF eternal rest.
In loving memory.
HUSBAND AND SON.
GRAVES, WILLIAM. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear father, WILLIAM
GRAVES, who passed away four
years ago. June .. 1889.
HI; smiling way and pleasant face
H, M had D'f eiBaIy V Sor tf'i ior each.
And died beloved By ali
Some day we hope 10 meet him,
Some day we know not when:
To CLASP his hand In the better land,
Never e part agsina -
oRANDcHiLDREN, AS"
MS. DAViD 5. In owing memory
OF my dear son, DONALD Z, HAIR
WY. Jra and his devoted friend.
DAVID 8 HARRIS. who left usl
70 suddenly 19,4 nine years aso today
And sorrow dsrkens All my Wsy'
Yet, though ! walk my road alone,
know that you are stu my own.
That you and In Heaven will meet.
1--WE Non. PvsEE oEsr 'n aA iRSSRPYi.'''
'" ory 81 our aS devoted mo aYSshs AN s
JACKSON Who entered into eternal
tsn tyentysseven years aso today,
The angels are safely guarding
The sacred and solemn crave,
rive loved. H' But eo ouis'U not G sas.
God gave Us strength 70 bear Il,
And eouraee 70 meet the blow,
But what Il means 70 lose her,
The world will never know.
HER LOVING DAUGHTERS, oEoR-
oiANRA, BESSIE AND FLoRtNE
LANE, JAMES .. In loving memory
81 my dear brother, JAMES ].
ls .niI o Who ,s departed thl. lifs sud
The shock ,sS,i,, I &c. that day still
II made me weep and eTyi
But oh, the &addest part Of ell,
You never said good-by
YOUR ptsvvoIED SISTER, LUCILLE
MANNING, JOHN u. AND MARY 2,
In fond remembrance Of our loved
ones who passed 70 the Great BE-
yond November 4, 1879, and NAY
~, 1919, respectively.
Towns memories never die
A. DAYS roll on and years PASS By!
Deep U our hearts memory is
OF the ones We loved ana shall
never FORGET
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
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ATWOOD,


; : 81: ! $ .;!;i: II /; 4; !:
June 2. 1883. az 3 pm, at Gawier's
ANNIE MAE JOLLEY. w. M.
VIRGINIA w. HINBR. Secretary. 2
AYERS. LIE ROY CBUCK). on Thurs
day day. May fay, 80; lseS; a. washington
Spring. Nd, husband Of Gertrude
sms Ayers h father q Sro; JOhn p M and
Christine Hultgren. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mr.. Ayers rests at the Warner Z,
osorsia ave. silver SPRING, Nd,
where services win be held on Mon
day. June 3, at IL am. lparkina
trscilitissl. Interment colesyille
BAKER, CHARLES r. On Saturday,
June I. 1868, 81 Holy Cross Hos
pital. CHARLES r. BAKER Of 5000
loved husband q Margaret + .G Baker gI
father. Of Mrs. John N. Wilson. Sis
ter Mary Carol, r. s. NJ, and
Charles r. Baker Funeral from
Collins Funeral Home 1881 ,14th
O. am. REQUIEM Mass at st. Nj
ehaefs Church. sos Wayne ave,
intsrmsRs Mount ojlivst Cemetery.
BAXTER. CARRIE Z. On Saturday,
June 1. 1853, at Arlinston Hospital,
CARRIE Z. BAXTER Of 47I2 North
l1th St., Arlington. Va, wife Of the
h lats Robert e; Baxter; mother Of
Mrs. Florence MeHone, Miami. Fla,
and Herbert p. Baxter. Falls Church.
va. She also Is survived By four
grandchildren and seven great
gsaandch,iildren Friends may call at
North Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va,
from pm Sunday, June 2. until
~ noon Tuesday. June 4: thence
70 the FIRST Presbyterian. Church,
pm. Interment Columbia Gardens
Cemetery.
BEALL. MARION TEMPLEMAN, ST.
on Saturday. June 1. 1858, at Bal.
Llmore, Mo. MARION TEMPLEMAN
BEALL. age SO, the beloved husband
OF Carrie Colt Beall. 1904 Mayfield
ave, Baltimore, Md, father OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Knott, Mrs. Billie Brewer
Of Washington. D, C., Mr.. Marion
y, Beall, IT,, washington Grove, Nd,
MIS-; Caroline Fitzsimmons. Mrs.
Mildred Linde. Baltimore. Nd, Mrs.
Xirginia Temple, Bethesda, Nd,
BENJAMIN Beall and Mrs. Mabel
Chapman. 0aithersburg, Nd; Joseph
Beall, Takoma Park. Nd; Francis
Beall, California. Also surviving are
30 grandchildren and 2 great-grard-
children. Mr.. Beall rests az Gartner's
Funeral Home, 3l6 4. Diamond ave,
8 stIn5 y shs n No where the rect
Monday, June 3, at pm. Funeral
services on Tuesday, June 4, at 10
am. from st. Martins Catholic
Church. 0aithersburg. where Reaui-
EN- Mass viii be said for the repose
Of his soul. Interment Monocacy
Cemetery. Beallsville, Md. 3
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9Fatha

G. WILLARD. officer,
and members of Joppa
Lodge Chapter, No. %
o. E. g., are requested u
attend the Eastern Star
services for our late
brother, @. WILLARD AT.
WOOD. 2. p, on sunday.
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Day, Nay 30, 1858, ELIzABETH
wife OF Edward Stevens and sister
o. Rosalie Bean and Ella, Julius,
ROOSEVELT, Booker T. and William
HARRINGTON. Also surviving are
other relatives and many friends,
After pm. Monday, friends are
Funeral Home. 1890 ON 81 NV
where services viii be held Al /
Pm: Tuesday. June .. Interment
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SMITH, RAY CECIL. On Thur.dsv

NV a ~ , MIL On p-,, I,h,prsday'
RAY CECIL SMITH formerly OF
A smnIoIo w. ne was a retired
change Commission. Mr.. Smith is
survived BY his wife, Mary creger
Smith OF Bristol. va, and one
son, Earl Cecil Smith Of Wash
ington. d; G. Funeral services on
the Fairmont Presbyterian Church,
Interment Mount View Cemetery,
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CEMETERY LOTS

FORT LNooLN-DesirsSis sites. lot
blk. No. 8. I sites. 765-3235.
DUAL CRYPT ID Garden Of the
Apostles. Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HE. 4-5s0g
FORT LINCOLN
lots, near clock
Great reduction IN price. WA. 1874.
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY-6 sites,
. near main gate; value, $1,000;
best offer. LA. 6-3045.
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9RathH

BIRCH. ELwOOD HARRY. On Fri
Hospital, ELwoop HARRY BIRCH
Of 2i05 North stafford st., Ar
lIngton, Va beloved husband o.
olive E. poIan and Mrs. Audr res
Callebout OF West Palm Beach, Fla,
and Mrs. Bernetta B. WARRINGTON
Of Arlington. Va; grandfather o.
Mrs, Marie pyess. He also 4
North Fairfax drive. Arlington. Va.
after 2 p pm: Saturday, June |
t sSnsai N STas Memorial P Park IN
BIRCH. ELwOOD HARRY. A specia
~ eommunication Of colum
~ s and l 4. n, ar xSlin asS; 4 va
lMN Is called for q pm. Sun
TLX day. June @. 1868. for tn
w purpose Of conductin
l htscIb brother ELwooD HARRY
X. 4. BooARDUs. Master. 2
BOWERS. MAJ. WILBUR l., US
1868. at the De Witt Army Hos
pital. MAI. WILBUR L. BOWERS
UsA (retiredl. Of 9O4 North Ar
lington Mil dr., Arlington, Va. be
loved husband Of Geneva M. Bowers
father Of Nancy Lee Bowers. brothe
Of Mrs. Blanche Leonard Of SaI
Diego, Calf; Price and Jess Bower
Of Arlington. Va, and Edwin Bower
Of Marietta, Ca. Friends may cal
at the Arlington Funeral Home
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington
Va. after 7:30 pm. Friday. Ma!
81. Funeral services Monday. jun
3. at 2 pm. at the Bon Air Baptis
Church. 500 North Illinois st.
Arlington. Va. Interment Arlington
National Cemetery. 2
CADY. FRANK c, On wednesday, Ma,
%. 1868. FRANK c. CADY OF ST.
Kingswood Ct. Bethesda, Nd, be
loved husband Of Winifred c. cady
father Of Culllson Cady, brother o
William 8. cady Of Kansas City
No.. and Mark cady Of For
Lauderdale, Fla. Also survived b.
two grAndsons. Friends may call be
tween 2 pm. and 5 pm. Sunday
June 2, at the Bethesda Chevy chas
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey, Bethesda, Nd. Services on
Monday. June 3. ct 10 am, at TIL
Fort Myer Chapel. Fort Myer, va
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. 2
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
Ar ., FuNERR!AL DIREcroRs ..oo
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HARRISON. LIZZIE FL Els. izt q

FLETCHER HARRISON Of Airing
ton, Va, beloved wife OF the late
Robert Harrison, mother Of Mrs. Ada
irene II. owens. sPSndmother Of Ar
leen c. Donnelly Robert II. Morris.
Thomas A. Clementson, Mrs. Hope
George and Ralph A.. Paul + and
Allen Owens. Also survived by Is
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call AZ the Birch Funeral Home,
3O34 NJ 81. NV, after 4 pm. Sun
day. Notice OF services later. 3
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EIINVIII MVHUTIHI Oemctery
STEMART. MARY MAnHI

,rd St, ne, Washington. D. C, on
June l., 1893, sister OF J. Chester
stewart Of Beltsville. Nd and Mrs.
Roberta s Adams OF FleminEton,
N. j., aunt OF Mrs. Mary 8 Hughes
and great aunt OF Mrs Dee WIZ
hanson. both Of Termination, N. ].
Services AZ Chambers Funeral Home
bSOl Cleveland ave. Riverdale Nd !,
on Monday, June 2. at / pm. inter-
ment 81 81. Johns Cemetery. Belts
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WALrER. HON. FRANcIs EuGENE.

"c On Friday MA Nay Il. 1853, a. osorss-
FRANCIS EUGENE WALTER OF
Easton. Pa, father OF Constance
Walter Mack Of 7317 Maple ave,
Chevy Chase, Nd. He also is survived
by one grandson. Friends may call
AZ Harrison 81 nv Insrfine m
PREMISES. Services will be held at
Fort Myer Chapel on Tuesday,
June 4. ct 10 an. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. 3
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sIOCkHAM, Eva. OF lle5 John
Marshall DR., Pals Church. Va,
beloved wife Of James w stockham
mother OF Mrs. Eva Dusek, Colleen
8. White, Miss Jane W. Stockham,
Grant and Thomas G. stockhAm
Remains At Chambers Funeral
day. June 3. al Id am intsrmSn,
Cedar Hi Cemetery. Memorial sery-
ices viii be held following lnterment
a. the. Washington Church OF the
New Jerusalem. $500 Douglas AZ.
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District President.
EVELYN HOWELL, Rec. secy.

UsHERY. ADELL. On Saturday. June
St NV, beloved husband of Ella
Ronald and Donald fishery. Notice
OF funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS By
Magruder Funeral Home.
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May %. 1858. MARY L. WHEEL.
LER Of sSS 21st s.; ne, beloved
Reynolds. She also is survived By
host Of other relatives and
friends. Viewing on Sunday, June
2, 2 to 10 pm. Services at the
Universal Funeral Home, $40 H ST.
in me on N0 %rinEo Sap N.tobs a. .ms
terry
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THE SUNDAY STAR
Washington, D. c.
June z, 1868
DPatha

REvELLs. CLARENCE WILSON. On
WILSON REyELLs Of 1913 6th
st. NV, brother Of Florine contee
and cousin Of William. Mack. He
also Is survived BY other relatives
p na Monday nSs 0! June nse3d' tre Ad,er are
Invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel,
1882 You 81. NV, where funeral
services viii be held on Tuesday,
June 8. at ! pm, Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery 8
RHODES .! u Es ;sII5 l. s;ssoen wednesday.
N NAY BOZ Pa asgS Es " " R Ei5. y
William Rhodes, mother OF Walter
Rhodes and sister OF Beulah Dick
Bristol. va; Myrtle Robinson Of
PORTSMOUTH Ohio, and RAYMOND
IS survived 81 other relatives and
host OF friends. After IL noon
Sunday, June g. friends are invited
2 can at the Jarvis Chapel, 1882
T wy b ~ ~ rup sh,inn Services Rrn,;e
Church, ON and P SIS. nv on
Monday, June 8, at 1 pm. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Bristol. Va. papers please copy.l .
SCOTT, LEILA R; On Friday, May
q, 1898, AZ the District General
nOoplJdt, LEILA n. BUTT. N0Llce
Of funeral later Arrangements BY
Moten's Funeral Home, 271S 18th
SEARS, HOWARD S. Suddenly, on
Thursday, May 80. 1868, at Mass
Head Beach. N, c.. HOWARD s.
SEARS OF 1915 Quincy ST., villa
Heights, Hyattsville, Nd. beloved
husband Of Anne n. Sears, father
OF Mrs. Lorraine M. Schlosser and
Mrs. Thelma A. Eads son OF Mrs.
Matte phib6ons Sears Of Land
over. Hills, Nd. Also survived by
eight grandchildren. Friends may
call at Valleys Funeral Home. 5000
Rhode Island ave. at Eastern ave.
ne. Services will be held Monday.
June 3, at II am. in the Little
Church at Fort Lincoln. Relatives
and friends invited. 1nterment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Visiting hours
Saturday and Sunday. 2 to pm.
and : TO y pm. 2
SEARS, HOWARD S. Officers and
10 members OF York Lodge
M No. 225, A. =, a. A. N.
8 !: S.; s s$ : |: !:
at the Nailey Funeral Home. 5000
Mount Rainier, Nd, on Sunday
June 9, 1858, ct pm,
ALBERT NJ. DILLON, w. NJ
BURTON A. LEFFINGWELL,
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WILLIAM JOSEPH KAtENcHHo o Of
l2IO6 Portree drive, Rockville. Md.
liam L. Kaiench. brother Of Laurel
sran snS L q Ese Ks.h Kfsenfh .na s
may call az the Tyson wheeler
Funeral Home. 1881 East Montgom-
cry ave, Rockville pikel. Rock
vile. Nd. where the Rosary will be
recited Sunday. June 9, at nm.
chursh, is7oi SviersS Win NH rd C' RSsR.
VILE, Md, where REQUIEM Mass will
be offered on Monday. June g.. Al
n.3O am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cennetery
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SATURDAY, June 1, ia63, UNiOUs
y TAYLOR. AZ his residence 1924
"a g. nw He IA survived BY 4 low
me wife, Mrs Alice ~ TAYLOR. two
four grandchildren. tWn sTeat.
grandchildren, one niece Mrs
Reolia johnson, other relatives and
many friends, Remains resting a.
Horizons Moftuary i1gA You A.
nv Monday after ; pm Funeral
18th 81. Presbyterian Church
9Th and n Al. NV. the Rev Perry
johnson, minister, tnterment, Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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Bratha

FLEMMINGs, WILLIE THOMAS. On
LIE T. FLEMMINos OF 1901 Eye
81. me-, husband Of Mrs, Zennie
Flemmings. He also Is survived
by six sons, two daughters, nine
grandchildren, two aunts, other rel
atives and many friends. Remains
S Sttss Rome ROM a sat the yla as B sSs
NV. where services viii be held
on Monday, June 3, at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
F0UTZ, MARY M. on Saturday
June 1, 1868, MARY M. FoUTz 81
1899 Caroline st. NV, wife Of
Alice M, Garner and Charles W,
Foutz, jr., and sister OF Geneva
Ooodine. Also surviving are her
nieces, nephews, other relatives and
many friends. Notice OF funeral later
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc.
GEIGER. ROBERT L.. Jr. On Wednes,
day, May 20, 1858, at his residence
5ll2 Connecticut ave, NV. ROBERT
L. GEIGER. Jr., beloved husband Of
Marjorie B. Geiger, father OF Mrs.
Philip w Bosch OF Winchester
Mass; brother Of Mrs. C. N. Jones Of
Rockledge. Fla; Mrs. ]. c. Mcleod
Of Jacksonville, Fla. He also Is
survived bv three grandchildren
Friends may call at Gawler's Chapel
vniil ave at s Harrison s. NV
parking on premisesi. Services and
interment private at Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 2
nrUnnn n@a.-- .. mi,
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communication Of Column
bia Lodge. No, 2S5. A. p.
and A. NJ, Arlington. Va,
Is called for z pm. Sun
day, June 2, 1868. for the
purpose Of conducting
Masonic services for our
other. ELWOOD HARRY
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RICHARDSON Of 5000 Knox AZ.
Sc, beloved husband OF Mrs Elsie
Richardson. He ALEC "a survived b.
one stepson thfA sisters. one
Remains may be viewed Sunday,
sune ., from . 20 Z pm at the
Barnes A Matthews Funeral Home,
dBlH i4th It, NV. tifth ~. At
Bpting rdl, where funeral services
Will be held on Monday June 3,
AZ ~ noon, the Rev Henley Of.
nciatlng Interment Arlinston "a.
tional Cemetery. 2
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HILL, IDA MAKION tnee COIzens)
on Friday, May 81, 1868, al hei
IsiGsRSs 1 sio D sor MARION TS0T Halt Il
lnee Cozzens), wife Of the late
George w. Hall, mother OF Mrs
Dorothy H. Comley and grand-
mother OF Carl c. Comley, n
Friends may call at the Ives Fu.
neral Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Ar.
viii be held on Monday, June 3
81 I'm. Interment National Me-
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SMITH, FLUkENCE J. on Saturday,
June l. 1868, FLORENCE j. SMITH
OF b01 Harvard st., NV, wife OF
Frederick Smith and sister OF Mrs.
Lena G. Curtis. Also surviving are
her nieces, nephews. other relatives
later. ARRANGEMENTS By Mcclure. Inc.
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NJ. VAsHTI BURR.
On Thursday. May 80, 1868. at
s ssT rssidsnes SAstE1 400 a GoRn wST
Ti TN TON wife EA 81 WilI sTST T Witt
tington. Friends may cali at
Gawler's Chapel, wisconsin ave.
at Harrison st. NV. (parking on
Dremisesl. where services win be
held on Monday, June 3, at Q
pm. Interment Ebensburg, Pa. 2
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MAMIE; on ThgTsd 1 nay

Friday. May 81, 1868, al the Wash:
HSsDits t esnte s6od wIL i.l.nS
ave. NV, husband Of Janet Moore
He also Is survived by his mother
other relatives and many friends
Remains restlng at. the John II
18th st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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CLAYTON, CLARENCE W. on Friday.
May 81, 1863, CLARENCE W.
CLAYTON of Clinton, Md, the be-
loved husband OF Alice W. Clayton
and brother Of Donald M. Clayton.
Funeral services ct the simmons
Hope I'd, Sc. parking facilities on
Tuesday, June 4, at 1890 am. In
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. Visiting hours until pm. 3
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SHERWOOD, COL. WILLIAM 1

COL. WILLIAM l., UsA
tRetired). on Thursday, May 80
1868, at Arlington Hospital, COL
WILLIAM /. SHERWOOD OF 1921
North Ivanhoe st.. Arlington. Va.
beloved husband OF Mrs. Maud Z
Sherwood. father Of Helen Fiankal
OF Boston, Mass; brother Of p
Murray Sherwood and Miss Heller
SHERWOOD Of Baltimore, Md. Friendl
may call Saturday, June /, after
= am, at the Fitzgerald Funera
Home, 3245 Wilson blvd. (parkinf
in rear, Arlington, Va. Family
will be present between the hour,
Of and 8 pm, Saturday ano
SUNDAY. Services will be held or
Monday, June 3, at 3 pm, at Fort
Myer Chapel, Arlington, Va. Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery
Those so desiring may make me.
mortal contributions to the Trinity
Presbyterian Scholarship Fund
Nashville and Baltimore paper
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FREE q ESQ Firth TthNi Sterling Il ave ave
SCI beloved wife Of Fitzhugh r
and Drake w Murfree Also sur
son. five sisters, Mrs Mary Grow
der, Mrs. Isabella Jordon, Mrs
Catherine White. Miss Dolores
Thompson and Sholette Thompson
one brother, Leonard Thompson
other relatives and many friends
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