Evening Star Newspaper, November 5, 1928, Page 12

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. .. MONDAY, NOVEMBER Jy 1928. &R COMMANDRR CALLEDBY DEATH Col. W. M. Bobb, Head of De- | partment of the Potomac‘, Succumbs. » Col. William Mattern Bobb, 1 years| ld, commander of the Department of | the Potomac, Grand Army of the R('-‘ public, : t the residence of his daught 1421 Potomac Death was due to a_combination of ailments had been active until about 10 days After attend! ment of the G lic in Denver ing several o 1 encamp- he kepab- nd maic- | W Active in G. A. R. Col. Bobb had.long been active in the Grand Army of the Republic and ons. He had oln Post, G. rs and during the popular choice for | e Department of the | vears been active of United Ameri- g past gramd coun- ' cilor of the national organization and p nd commander of the District Jr. O. U. A. M., an¢ also the Mount Vernon on. He was an e Ellen Spencer aughters of Union Vet- 1} In addition he A ation of in the Junior can Mechanics, ict of morial | e of 15 years ve with his father in the | Trnnsylvania Volunteers and took part | in nearly all of the major engagements | in the conflict between the North and | south, | For many years a resident of this | employed at_the | soon after retirement act went into effect, 920, r Arthur Proctor, both thsi city, and a son, William A. Bobb, of Cottage City, M Funeral I ill be conducted at residence Wednesday | b rnoon at 2 o'clock. Inferment will in Arlington Cemetery, with special gorvices at the grave by the Depart- ment of the Potomac, G. A. R. Births Reported. ths have been reported to t in t 24 hours: Shie e d_Elizinia_Has y Brurslas And Dora Wesl, boy. William C. and Mamie E. Keating. boy. st ool A meeting of the Burl of the G. A. R. will begheld tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at G al )APERHANGIN —distinctive in character Jthat will beautify the home. 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