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H. D. Lenmonn,
Fuirfux Owner
OF Riding Club

H. Dixon Lehman, SO, the
owner of the Cub Run Farm
Riding Club at Fairfax for two
years, died yesterday at Fair
fax Hospital from head injuries
suffered in q riding accident
July 20.
He fell from a horse he was
training.
A native Of Beverly Hills,
Calf, he spent most Of his life
training and exhibiting horses
and managing hunt clubs.
In the late 1920s Mr.. Leh-
mann served in the United
State Border Patrol in Texas,
then returned to California
where he trained and showed
hunters and jumpers and
taught Workmanship for 20
years, mainly in the San
Francisco area.
He managed the show stables
for the Anadel Farms Of j. j,
Coney in Sonoma County and
taught at the San Francisco
Riding School. In 1913 and
1949 he managed the Battle
Creek (Mich.) Hunt Club, and
spent the next two years at
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mr.. Lehman moved to
Washington in 1851 and worked
as a salesman. He bought Cub
Run Farm in 1861.
After the death Of his first
wife, the former Mary Eliza
beth Blethen, he married Judith
Johansen Blackmore, of Battle
Greek, the daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. August E
Johansen, in 1948.
Besides his wife, of Cub Run
Farm, he leaves a daughter by
his first marriage, Miss Eliza
beth C. Lehman, of New York
City; a stepdaughter, Miss Ann
Blackmore, of Battle Creek;
two sisters, Miss Alice Lehman
and Mrs. Marshall w. Cullinan
both of Glenview. III; and q
brother, Jay C. Lehman. Of
Wilmette, Ill.
Services will be at II am
Friday at the Everly Funeral
Home. 214 West Main street
Fairfax. Burial will be in Fair.
fax Cemetery.
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Mrs. Mocye Cohen, Active
In Jewish Charities Here

Mrs. Macye B. Cohen, a So
year resident Of Washington
and an active social worker.
died yesterday at Sibley Me-
mortal Hospital after a long ILL.,
ness.
A native of Philadelphia, Mrs.
Cohen, the former Mollie Darev-
ski, was a charter member Of
the B'nai Birth Women's Or
ganization and was chairman
Of the Material for Overseas
project Of the Ort Rehabilita-
ton Schools. In that capacity
she helped collect and ship
abroad hundreds of boxes Of
materials.
She was also a member Of
Hadassah and Of the Jewish
Home for Retarded Children.
Her husband operates the
National Gift Shop on Pennsyl-
vania avenue, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets NV.
Besides her husband, Of 1900
Connecticut avenue NV, the
home address, she leaves two
sons, Alfred L., of 8723 Milford
avenue. Silver Spring, and Rob-
ert N, of 10000 lakewood street.
Silver Spring; two sisters, Mrs.
Lillian Rose of 4545 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, and Mrs.
Yetta Semsker of 450l Con-
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jill. Walter, 80,
Of Ohio, Father
Of cap Employee

Joseph H. Walter. SO, father
of a Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. supervisor, died
Monday in Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. Walter, a native of Fred
.ericksburg, Ohio, was gradu-
ated from Northern Ohio Uni
versity and taught school for
several years in northern Ohio
In 1905 he went to work for the
B. F. Goodrich Co., and several
years later opened q wholesale
candy business in Akron. He
retired in 1858.
He leaves his son, Vincent p
Walter, ST., Of 4808 Eastern
avenue NE; two daughters
Mary Marguerite and Cecilia
Mary, both Of the home adj
dress in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
and two grandchildren.
Services will be In Stow
Ohio, tomorrow.
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Carl ". Bohr, 81, Dies;
Executive in Lumber

Carl w. Bahr, So, chairman
of the American Lumber Stand
ards Committee and a former
economist with the United
states Tariff Commission, died
Saturday when he accidentally
fell from a cliff at q deer hunt
ers' camp near Scotia, Calf.
Mr.. Bahr, a native of Verdon,
N. OAK, moved to Washington
in 1921 to attend the George
town University School of For
eign Service, graduating in
1924. He worked for the Tar
iff Commission until 1926, when
he began his career in the lum-
Der industry.
From 1925 to 1886 he served
as chief economist and assist
ant secretary of the National
Lumber Manufacturers Asso-
citation here.
He moved to San Francisco in
1885 as president of the CAL
ifornia Redwood Association,
joining the Pacific Lumber Co.
In 1913 as Eastern Sales Man
ager with offices in Chicago.
Appointed vice-president for
sales In 1857, he returned to
San Francisco. For the past
two years he was chairman of
the American Lumber Stand
ards Committee.
An artilleryman In World
War I, Mr.. Bahr was a winner
Of the Silver Star and the Croix
de Guerre.
A widower, he lived in San
Francisco. He leaves a son, Carl
W., jr., Of Salt Lake City; a
daughter, Mrs. Grace Forseth,
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Mrs. Preston, Al,
Formerly of DC.

Mrs. John r. Preston, jr., Al,
a former District resident and
the wife of the vice president
and general counsel of the Ohio
Bell Telephone Co., died Mon
day at her home in Cleveland.
Born in Cincinnati, Mrs.
Preston attended william and
Mary College. She was active
with the Junior League and
the National Symphony, and
in civic work in Washington,
Baltimore and Cleveland.
She leaves her husband, and
two sons, John F. III and
Thomas p, all Of Cleveland;
two sisters, Mrs. Richard Wein-
land Of Chappaque, N. Y, and
Mrs. Neil Mcneil Of Cincinnati,
and q brother, Thomas l.
Pogue of Cincinnati.
Services will be private.
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Custro's Mother
Dies in Havana

MIAMI. Fla, Aug. z (AP).-
Prime Minister Fidel Castro's
mother, Sonora Lima RUE de
Castro died last night in Ha-
vana, Cuban radio said today.
A brief announcement, heard
here, said she would be buried
this afternoon in the family
plot near the community OF
Bran in Oriente Province.
She was the widow Of Angel
Castro and mother of Raul Cas-
tro, Cuban armed forces minis
ter: Fidel; one other son, and
four daughters.
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necticut avenue NV. and five
grandchildren.
Services will be at 10 am.
tomorrow at the Goldberg Fu-
neral Home, AIT Ninth street
NV. with burial in the King
David Memorial Garden.
The family requests that ex-
pressions of sympathy be in
the form Of contributions to a
favorite charity.
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james HeffIin, ~,
Attorney for ice

James Hefflin, 40, an at
torney for the Interstate Com
merce Commission, died Fri
day at Chamberlain, Pa, after
a heart operation.
Mr.. Hefflin, a veteran OF
World War II, was graduated
from the University of Balti-
more in 1913. From 1949 to
1851 he worked for the Social
Security Administration, and
from 1851 to 1854 for the De-
partment Of the Army.
He specialized in railroad
merger cases at the ICC, where
he worked since 1854.
He leaves no immediate sur.
vivors.
Services were scheduled this
morning in Baltimore.
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obituories


sTALLONE, sTLyEsTRO. On Sunday,
August 4. 1868. al his home. 10204
sILvEsTRo sTALLoNE, husband Of
pTlcheNEist staI MT. J teshsr q MT
i Mrs Mark Biishkian, Mrs, John
i Dominic and Frank staIlone: brother
OF Gaudenzio stallone. There are "a
| Children. Mr. stsilons rests al the
Warner z. Humphrey Funeral Home,
S434 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring. Nd,
where friends may visit after 10
Mass viii n Be offered for he Tsposc
Of his soul on Thursday. August 8.
gelist Catholic Church. i0201
a sf%sns f FUr s sSs5 secE emsi ma
SULLIVAN. HOMER J. OF 141s Rhode
bro Sas a y Ek S % " august M & asS
craft sn violet e n wi nslsn and A Tal.
mage Sullivan. Services ct Chambers
Funeral Home. 1400 Chaplin ST. NV
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
sUNDERvILLE. EDWIN J. Members Of
a Bethesda Lodge No. 204.
A 8; !: q: / ]!
Robert A, Humphrey Funeral Home.
1867 wisconsin ave; Betnssda, No
E q sS9 D 8 s1 IN 2RE LIS OrSsn'J
courtesy 70 HobaSco Lodge No. TIC.
l'ha'. a;EEo6scE; E.. g y, WEISS. ". N.
TAYLOR. AUGUSTUS LEE. suddenly.
on Sunday , AnETst 4 yv 1872 POI q ~ Lee
1870 Webster st. NE, beloved SON
Of Alva L. and Lorraine M. Taylor.
Aso surviving are two sisters, An-
sela and Cathy TAYLOR; his grand
Bernice billiard; one uncle, Herbert
s. Taylor, q host Of other relatives
and friends. Remains resting ct the
John + RhiH1es Co. Funeral Home:
facilities, where friends may can
after 4 pm. Wednesday, August q.
Funeral services Thursday, August
hatch L. 6 HSon & ths n Israel h saP P.y
R. R. Robinson officiating. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
Casket will not be opened after
TAYMAN. LEON E. On Tuesday, Au-
gust 8. 1883. at r; r. p. No.
TR RgSl f befoVed HUSBAND @a q Mabsi
E. Tayman; brother OF Mrs. Fannie
URSULA v: Cooke and samuel 2.
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st, and
Massachusetts, ave. ne. Notice OF
funeral later.
THOMPSON. MATTHEW 2. On Mon
day, August 5, 1858, at WASHINGTON
Thompson d SSi 15t6 St. Sc. de-
Thompson. 'O Also SURVIVING are s'O two
sisters. Mrs. Alice Faison and Mrs.
Ellen Rhodes: seven brothers,
Charlie; Earl. Joseph. Edwin: Robert.
P PIa' and hayward arc Rhodes; o sishs
nieces. three nephews, host Of
other relatives and many friends.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home. s0ib 18th
where friends may cali Thursday.
August 8. after 4 pm. Funeral serv-
9. at pm, at the Asbury Methodist
Church, 18th st, NV, the Rev. James
p . 10y o1ffi sstsps-y IntsFmsnt Lincoln
WILSON, DE WITT. On Monday,
Veterans Hospital DE WITT WILSON.
Notice Of funeral later. Arrangeg
ments by Dovie q. Brooks and
Otis =. Allen.
WOOD, HELEN Z. on Monday, August
5, 1868, ct $500 Glenmore dr.. Falls
Church, Va. HELEN 2. WOOD. wife
Of the late Edward c. Wood. mother
of Mrs. Margaret W. Moller Of
Lexington. Va; daughter OF Mrs.
Anna c. Ames; sister Of Grace C.
Sartwell. Also survived by two grand
children. Friends may call at the
Pearson Funeral Home. 472 North
Washington st., Fails Church. Va.
GraveSide services at Arlington Ma
tdonal Cemetery on Thursday. August
8, at 10 am.
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1tt MRntnrtaiit

4$e &S~N ASe@@S eSS$Ae
BARNETT, HARRIS ERNEST. In mem.
DRY of our husband and father,
HARRIS ERNEST BARNETT, who
passed to the Great Beyond two
years ago, August z, 1851.
Gone, but not FORGOTTEN,
WIFE AND CHILDREN, EVA, MU.
REL AND HORACE BARNETT.
BRISCOE, MARY r. In loving memory
Of my dear mother, MARY r. BRTS.
COE, who departed this life fourteen
years ago today, August q, 1919.
May God grant eternal rest TO
her soul, and may perpetual light
HER IoviNd SON. JOSEPH.
DIXON, JOHN N. Ny beloved husband,
JOHN N. DIXON. passed into the
Great Beyond on August q, 1854.
He Is missed on earth but Per-
petual Light shines upon him and
his soul rests In peace.
DUDLEY. MARY FRANCES. In loving
MARY FRANCES DUDLEY. who
gas;seeda away one year ago. August
It Is not death to die to leave this
weary road.
And midst the brotherhood on hish
70 be At home with God.
II is not death to close the eve long
dimmed By tears.
And wake in glorious repose 10 spend
eternal years.
1t Is not death TO bear the wrench
that sets US free.
From dungeons chain 70 breath the
air Of boundleSs liberty,
Jesus. thou Prince Of life. Thy chosen
cannot die.
Like Thee. they conquer in the strife
TO reign with Thee on high.
THE SPIRITUAL JUBILEE SINGERS.
SCHMIDT, THOMAS G.. A tribute q
love and devotion TO the memory q
our beloved husband. dad and grand
daddy. THOMAS O. SCHMIDT, who
August z. 1862.
The road into the sunset.
Is one we all must tread:
But oh. what grief and sorrow.
When he went on ahead.
God gave US strength 10 bear. It.
And courage 10 meet the blow;
But what IL meant TO lose him.
This world will never know.
To know him was 30 love him.
To love him was 10 share;
In the kind and generous spirit.
That went with him everywhere.
And the lasting fineness of him.
Cannot ever pass away:
But continues throughout the
OF q better. BRIGHTER day.
HIS LOVING AND DEVOTED WIFE,
CHILDREN AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN.
SMITH. GERTRUDE. In ioying meme
DRY o. our dear mother. GERTRUDE
SMITH, who passed away five years
REBEccA' MARY AND DORIS.
WALLACE. HARRY M. In loving mem
DRY Of our dear son and brother,
HARRY NJ. WALLACE, who departed
this life August z. 1880.
A face that Is ever before Us.
A voice we cannot forget.
smile that will last forever:
In memory you are with US yet
MOTHER, SISTERS AND FRIEND.
WINK,
wILKERsON, EDNA HUNTER, CORA
w. tribute OF love and devotion
e ths % WigEyRsS our S Gear I as...5
away August Z, 1889, and CORA
W. HUNTER, August Is. 1863.
Our hearts still ache with sadness,
Our eyes shed many tears;
Only God knows how much we miss
A. the end q each long rear
WILKINSON, EDNA. In sacred mem-
DRY OF 4 friend, EDNA WulKER-
twenty-fol55 years SsO today. xu-
True friendship. not like our
That follows close in the light.
Stealing away the instant
Darkness dims the sight.
In sunshine and shadows
Her friendship held fast
To-day and every tomorrow
Memories OF her VIII ever last.
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of New Orleans; three brothers
and three grandchildren.
Graveside services will be
held at 8 pm. tomorrow at Ar
lington Cemetery.
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Lodge No. 1888. Vasa
Order of America. are
notified Of the death
on August 5. 1868. OF
ALT F. LARSON. late q
member Of this organi-
zation. Lodge service fol-
our deceased brother
will be held at the
Richie Bros. Funeral
Home. Marlboro. Nd.
on Wednesday, Augusl
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CRANDELL. WARREN M, On Monday
August 5. 1858. WARREN IA. GRAN
DEL OF Shady Side. Md. Funera
services on Thursday, August 8. 81
2 pm. at the Hardesty Funera
aS Ss s1sstSlf d nG 'f Ma.
CROCKETT, GEORGIA ANN. on sat-
SaTNdNSy r ASgSst 3 1894 c6 sIssIIIA
crockett, M mother is Of i Resins.o ROM
helia, Annie Mae and Humphrey
Crockett. daughter Of Clarence Ell
lington and sister Of Mrs. Christine
Pe anIni Reddia, Shirley f. Aiphons sS.
Clcrence. Herbert and George Elling-
ton. After 4 pm. Wednesday friends
may call ct the Johnson q jenkins
Funeral Home, 4S04 Georgia ave.
al Turner Memorial x. II. &.
Church, 9th and Eye SITS, NV. Inter-
ment Carver Memorial Park. 8. w.
Butler, mortician, -
CROWLEY, JOSEPH A. On Monday.
August 8, 1868. JOSEPH A. CROW
LEY, beloved husband Of Edith
Florimbio Crowley. father OF Kath-
ley; Brother o. f Helen S n Donos iUM
B. G.; Marls I. Crowley OF
albuquerque, N. Mex, and the late
Alice g. McCeney. Funeral from the
NV. on Friday. August 9. at $50
am. REQUIEM, Mass st st. Aloysius
OF Heaven Cemetery. 8
DAVIS. VILLA III. On Monday, Au-
gust B. 1888, VILLA H. DAVIS Of
543 Tennessee ave. NE. beloved
gt VIE Of 9 Z, Clifton :; Davis, mother q
Mrs. Dossle. H. wilson and step
daughter Of the Rev. David A. Wilson.
tives and 9 host Of friends. After
a.. Pm Tnv, 1tnqrs q AugTst 6; friends
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. Funeral
SERVICES will be held at Brown Me-
mortal A. M, 3. Church. 14th ST.
aand CONSTITUTION aye: ne, on Fri
AK ASsu' Sa e ri G:%s tnserP S9s
Davis will lie in state ct the above
named church from am. Friday
until time Of funeral. s
DODGE, OLIVER MASON. sr. On
sM Nc Eo. August 8; 1872 at Arling;
isDd sr Xrlia 5 ta5oS South b.i Oak
husband Of Elsie P. V Dodge S'iO sSd
father Of Mrs. Mary Frances Par
nell and Oliver NJ. Dodge, IT,, both
survived By four sranddaushters.
Friends may call at the Ives Flu
Arlington, Va. after 5 pm. Tues.
day, August 8, where funeral serv-
Ices will be held Thursday, August
9, at 2 pm. Interment Oakwood
Cemetery, Falls Church, Va.
DOYKIN. BETTY JEAN. The officers
and members OF Adam
Z WI Chapter No. %. Of Mount
E@J Rainier. Md, are hereby
.AAA notified Of the death OF
Sister BETTY JEAN DOY-
KIN. Funeral from Gawler's
Chapel. wisconsin ave. and
Harrison st. NV. on Thursday. Au-
gust 8, 1868, at 10 am.
RUTH A. MORLAN, W. M.
MAMIE z, WOHIFARTH, Secretary,
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Announcement Of
Services By ChRmhewn

Services BY Chambers
Sullivan,
Homer j. w. W. Chambers Ca,
Prints, Minnie 7. W. W. Chambers %,
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FREDERICK RICHARDSON. Pres.
NJ nVTN LTEVNNEf2 Garv

LOUISE DREW. On Sun
day. August 4. 1853. at Freedmen's
Hospital LOUISE DREW SEDGE-
WICK Of 1882 Independence ave
s s wife q p.,o the late ntn: James III Il
James r. Sedgewick: sister Of
Marvoureen Drew, Lucille Morris
CLARK. r. Russell and BENJAMIN
Drew. She also leaves two srandchil-
dren. a daughter-in-law. Mrs. Gladys
Sedgewick; n1eees. nephews and other
relatives and friends. Friends may
call after pm. Wednesday, Au-
gust q, at her late residence where
the rosary will be recited at z pm.
Requiem high mass ISr Wi Be S.,s ssls.
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc, Thurs
day, August s, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements BY the John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home, 3015 18th ST. ne.
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GAINOR, C. PRESTON. Suddenly, on
Monday. August 5. 1888, at his
residence, Extraordinarily, Edge
water, Nd. c. PRESTON GAINOR,
Funeral on Thursday, August 8, at
IL am. from the Taylor Funeral
Chapel, LAT Gloucester st., Annapo-
lis. Md. Interment In Loudoun Park
Cemetery, Baltimore. Md. Friends
nm
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a aPRSTqsaAiko4 i laG S4lp HH NSiaa' e,
Mrs. Henrietta Grish kot; brother Of
Mrs. Erna Barrere. Wilbert J. and
Donald A. qrishkot Friends may
st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne, where
services will be held on Friday,
August a., at $3.50 pm. Interment
cedar Hill CemetarY. 8
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Eae2aSoa s<Ga&S<SsE
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JEAN. The officers
and members Of Adaf
Chapter No. %. Of Mount
Rainier, Md, are hereby
notified Of the death OF
Sister BETTY JEAN DOY-
KIN. Funeral from Gawler's
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. and
st. NV. on Thursday. Au-
963, at 10 am.
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QUICK. JULIA LANE. On Wednesday
August 2, 1868, at the residence o.
Mrs. JULIA Lane 1I S HHiea 81 seld n;e
wife OF pr. John D. Quick Of
Minnsston-salem. n G., and devoted
Helen Quick Ellis. She also is sur
yived BY three grandsonS, John d
Quick III. Richard Allen and Dale
Quick Ellis: other relatives and many
friends. Services and interment
mentS by the Magruder Funeral
Home. Norwich. Conn, papers please
copy)
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SOEHNLEIN, GEORGE CARL, On Mon
day, August 5, 1858, GEORGE CARL
sOEHNLEIN, the beloved husband
q ,Alies Louise Soehnlsin. ia. her
OF Richard and Kenneth Soehnletn
and brother OF Hilda Hoffman, Mas,
dolen Nelson, Charlotte Becker and
Fred Soehnlein. Funeral from the
Simmons Bros, Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. sc. parking faeili-
tiesl, on Thursday, August 8, at
$3.50 am; thence 10 Mount Calvary
Catholic Church, where Mass will
be offered at 10 am, for the repose
OF his soul. lnterment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Visiting hours until Q
sPINELLI, JOSEPH. on Saturday.
August 3. 1888 at his residence,
tol list st., Seat Pleasant Nd.
call at 40i 7lst ST., Seat Pleasant,
Nd. Requiem Mass will be offered
at st. Margarets Catholic Church,
Seat Pleasant, Nd. on Thursday,
August \. At $3.50 am. tntermeni
Cedar Hin Cemetery,
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GILMORE. JOSEPH VERNON OSWALD

Tuesday. August 8. 1868. at his
home near Pudum. Nd. BASH,
RUSSELL GLAZE beloved husband
OF Bette May Glaze and father Of
Herbert l.. Earl Y, and John r.
children. Mr.. Glaze rests at the
DIN L. Molesworth Funeral Home,
Damascus, Md, where services will
be held on Thursday, August 3, at
Cemetery. purdum, Nd.
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denly on Saturday, August ,, 1888,
2702. 18th 81. ne, beloved husband
q Mr; Il Y Ssna%n 4 Asl.tSrE:
ington and Elverton. N. Hailstorks.
He is also survived By aunts other
relatives and friends. Remains may
be viewed Wednesday. August 2,
from 4 TO pm, at Barnes y Mat
thsWs ,, EqhesH Hone sns,b Soi " aSA ~
funeral will be held Thursday,
Agsass;t s. 5, at II am lntermsnt
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- GEORGE G. WEISS. ": NJ

TAYMAN. LEON z; On Tuesday, Au-
Upper Marlboro. Nd. LEON e.
TAYMAN. beloved husband Of Mabel
E. Tayman; brother OF Mrs. Fannie
2, Weber Mrs. Grace Z. Reid. Mrs.
Tayman. Friends may az cal al the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th st, and
Massachusetts ave. ne. Notice OF
funeral later
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August August I, 1865. ELEANOR GARD.
NER Of 1893 T ST.. NV, beloved
mother of Olivia johnson Of New
York, N. Y, and Joseph Gardner
and sister Of rI palsy iSI,,E: Mary
Dorothy McGhee, Richard L. and
oscar M. Stewman, both Of Balti-
more, Nd. She also Is survived by
four grandchildren. other relatives
and. host Of friends. After 5 pm.
invited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1892 You st. NV, Funeral services
will be held at the Way Back to
Pentaeost Church. 94b r st. NV.
on Thursday, August 8, at pm.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry
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EDMUND X. MacKrNNON. Master.
LEWIS w. MAGRuDER. Secy. g

gust isss. RotfiEl T ). OcceeHfHSS,
mother Of Alfred and Robert N
Cohen: sister Of Lillian Rose and
Yetta 5emsker. Also survived By five
grandchildren. Funeral services ri
the 0oldberg Funeral Home. 42li
at 10 am. Interment King David
Memorial Garden. Mourning at 1928
Milford ave. Silver Hprina Md
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FOSTER. ROBERT A. Suddenly, on
Tuesday. August 9, 1868. ROBERT
voted husband OF Corinne Foster.
father Of Sylvester and Tawanna
Foster, other relatives and many
friends Notice Of funeral later. Ar
rangements BY the Morrow a Wood
NV.
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Tuesday. August 8, 1868. at DC
AAlsxandTia Hospital. WALTER
ave. Alexandria. Va, husband OF
Mrs. Cora z. Sanford. father OF
Walter z. Sanford. jr.; grandfather
Of Walter 3. Sanford III. and brother
Of William M. and Roy T. Sanford.
Funeral services on Friday. August
Funeral Home, Cameron and Alfred
SITS, Alexandria. Va. Interment
Maplewood Cemetery. Charlottesville,
Va. at 3 pm. Masonic services on
Thursday at 7:30 pm. at the flu
neral home BY Harry Knox Field
Lodge No. $40.
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RIGOR. COMDR. GEDNEY M UsN

NHTUny yUNIUh. UbDNEf M, USN
Retired; Suddenly. on Sunday.
9715 Branch ave. Clinton, Nd
GEDNEY M. RIGOR beloved hus-
band Of Ruth Helen Rigor. father
Of Ruth Z. Physioc. Janice Ferris,
David M. Rigor.- Eda Arnold and
K. Steele. Graveside services and
interment on Thursday, August 8,
at IL am, in Arlington National
Cemetery with full military honors.
In lieu Of flowers. to those who de-
sire, contributions may be sent to
the Prince Georges County Heart
Fund Cheverly Ma
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August s.. 1868, THEODORE F.
SCHULZ, beloved husband Of the
late Edith c. Schulz. father Of
John @. Schulz and Audrey c. Fem
ton. Funeral from Collins Funeral
day, August 8, at $3.50 am. REQUIEM
Mass at St. Michaeps Church, sos
Wayne ave-, Silver Spring. Nd. at
10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery. Rosary service at the
above funeral home on Wednesday,
at 8 pm.
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ELEANOR I. Suddenly. on
{. RoBiNsoiNS No Of Z f76i io 10th &. n'8
beloved daughter Of Flora N. and
James E. Helm: sister of Bernice
Robinson, Elizabeth Chappelle. Mablt
Salter. Robert. Howard and Samue
Helm. She also is survived by Other
relatives and host of friends. Aftei
pm. Thursday. August s. friend
are invited to call at the Jarvi
Chapel, 1892 You st. NV. wherI
funeral services will be held on Fri
ArlinEton National CemeterY. s
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' on Sunday AUGUST I. 1898, ROY.
DON EDWIN HALE COOPER III
Friends may call at the Robert A
Mattingiy Funeral Home, 1871 llth
81. Sc, tparking iaeilities). aitei
pm. wednesday. Notice Of funera