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rfiarhn of Thanks. RRY. LESTER G. We wish to extend % our sincere thanks and appreciation to gur many friends and, relatives for thelr kindness and sympathy during the ill- ness_and at the death of TER G. FRRY AND SON. MAMIE AND THEO- BORE FERAY. TYLER, CHARLOTTE. We wish to thank our many relatives and {riends for their kindness shown us during the illness and at the death of our beloved mother, . Mrs. CHARLO' R. Their sym- § pathetic ‘words of consolation and *the beautitul floral sprays brought sunshine nto our_hearts again ANNIE T SCOTT AND FANNIE Mc- CARTHY. Beaths. HN On Saturday. Qc- JOJOHN BRAKEBILL. Re- n T. Zirkle's s Services and interment al Augusta. Ga. BURCK, CRAMER A, Sudgeniy on Pri; ber. TG o beloved hvnhunfl ‘ot “Atidie McFaniand Funeral service Monday. . Mary's_Catholic Church, . where requiem mass will Interment Rock- BEAREBILL, . Rockville be said at 1030 am ville Union Cemetery. BURTON. WALLACE A (DICK). De» parted this life suddeny saturday, Oc- Remains resting 8t Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st sw_ Notice of funeral later. BURRISS. ut BEN SYLVESTER. On Fri- aay. October 2. 1916 at_Rockville. Md SEREN SYLVESTER BURRISS, azed 73 vears. Remains resting at the Co- lonial funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville, Md Funeral scrv- ices at the Free Methodist Church. East Rockville. Sunday. October 4. at’ 2:30 Interment Rockville Union Ce- ELSIE_M. On_Fri oc 1936, ELSIE M. BYW. ArErs’6t ave nw. beloved wife of L ton Bywaters . Services at the H. Hines Co. funeral home. o1 st. n.w. Monday. October 5 at 1 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 4 CHILDRESS. RAY E. Suddenly. on Pri- day. October 2. 196, 60 New York ave. n.e RESS. the beloved hu ervies st Co. ~ Southeast h st se. on Tuesday. Oc- el and t Lincoln Cemetef On_Friday. October cago. Tl.. ANNIE COHEI zed beloved mother of Mrs. Hentamin' Robin. Mrs. Charies Benjamin and Harry Ashbach, George from n-’e chapel of Cohen. ' Funeral Berpard Danzansks. on Monda¥. Octobe; nt Adas Israel Cemetery. DAVIS, CAPT. CLARENCE C. H. Depmed this life Friday. October 16, Al at Mount Alio Hn\mval C VIS. the be: avis. de- o e 1ohe Ry B, Wilking - Remains can be viewed Monday. October 5. from e_of funeral. at his late Girard st 5 tober 6. &t thence to St _Augustine’s Ch liem mass will be sung at 10 the repose of his soul frie; i terment in DI KON, nu\;; On Tuesday. September 8 50 am. at Prn\mrnrr al, OLX\ER DIXON of 337 Eve Leloved husband of 4 son of Mrs. Mary Dixon. i fo mourn their loss one Mrs. Gertrude Howard: & broth- Minor s(rpdn\xih(rr Kethein two willie Misor: Tnterment . family ¢ papers please copy Saturday linois N EBERY® teloved “wife 67 Martin_Ebert and_devoted mother of Edzar M. Ebert. Funeral services will be held at her late residence on Mon- day. October 5. at 3 p.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. CLEW. HENRY, GEORGE. Friday. _ Octdber 2. GEORGE GLEW of nedy st n.w.. beloved husband nf Lurv Glel and father of Mrs. R. R. Ramsell of Ot- tumwa, lowa: Ben A. Glew of Des Moines, Towa: Dr. P. B. Glew of Dallas Center. Towa, and Dr. D. H. Glew of | Wasnington, D.C ‘Remains resting at th Hines Co. funeral home. n.w. Notice of funeral later. ;. On _Friday. October Sibley Memorial Hospital, \MDDE GEAY the beloved mother of Robertson. an E_ Jeft ang Join H- Funeral. services at the. W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 lth s.'se. on Monday october 11 am. Relatives and friends are fed & o attends ntermens Cedss Cemetery. THOMAS. On it Oteen NN RO S 0f 5503 4th st. n.w. brother of enry Haines. Services at the § H. ines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. nw esday October 6. at 10 am. Tulerment Atlinston National Cemetery. WILLIAM H. On Saturday. Ocm- 35, 8t his residence, 5601 33rd LLIAM KING__bel Suddenls. on NRY 001 4 October Bistand of ‘the late Anna Lo K Brother of Mary' C. Kin om Tl be cnnuumd By the Ghevy Chase No A. A M. Relatives “are’ fivited:” Interment Congressional Cemetery. ARY JANE. On Saturd . 1936 at her restdence. Takoma Park. Md.. JANE KOBER. " Bods. estigE at chavel of Joseph Gawler's Sons. 17: | Fa.ave niv. where sgrvices will be neld on Tuesday. October 2 pm. In- rm: Glenwood Cemeter: 5 On Friday. October 2. brief iliness. MABEL LEM- LEY of 2 'nd st. nw.. daughter of Mrs, Tula Lord. wife of thie late Lawson mother of Mrs. Hilda Jefferson. ster n{ Mrs. Myrtle Wilson. 8She is survived by a host of other relatives and !rlrnd< Rema zier's funeral home. F‘urvml Monday at Ve estanlishment 4‘ n Memorial Cemetery. LUCAS, ELIZABETH (BETTY), er 1. 1 h EMLEY. MABEL. 1936, afte 3! 1 Im:rmrm Lin- On_Thurs- 500 Virginia I\e e, at 9 am. ELIZABETH LUCAS. She is 'survived by three sons, Fred William and Cyprian Lucas, and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at Prazier's funeral home. 380 R T ave. n.w. after 5 p.m. Satur- Fineral Monday. Octo- from the above men- st ai m.. ishment: thence to Vincent De Paul's Catholic Church. South Capitol and M sts. will be offered at 9 a.m. for the revose of her soul, Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery 4 1oi0HN G Suddenly, on Thursday. 1036, at Pittsburgh. Pa AY." beloved husband of (nee Waterholder) and fa- ther of Gustave W. May. Remains resting at the home of his sister. Mrs. George Reckert. 3130 Dumbartor ave. n.w. where the funeral will be held on Monday at 9:30 am.: thence to Holy Trinity Church, —Georgetown. where . mass will be offered at 10 am. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela- « tives and friends invited. 4 .rcl LLY, EDITH R. On Friday, Octo- 2. 19:6. at_her residence. 3100 N 2 o EDIT R the belgved wite of # George Y. McCully. She is also sur- £ vived by five sons ‘and two daughters. Funeral services at the W. K utheast funeral home. an s.e.. wher S "Be- offered At R0 am. for the re- pose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Alovsius Church * Cemetery. Leonardtown, Md. 4 [ ——— FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. il Scvenn s NN NAtional 2473 WILLIAM H. SCOTT 400 8th St. 8.5 Ianeoln 0530. Jose h F. Bu-ch’s Sons K. Manager) ;hone W!l'. 0093 st tablished 1841 3034 M St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO0. ’mher the successor to nor connected with inal W. R. speni.l establishment, 'Atlonfll"!fl" J. William Lee’s Sons Co. DIRECTORS FUNERAL Crematorium NE. Lincol CEMETERY LOTS. [BACRIFICE ON WELL ATED FOUR- LOC. rave lot Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Address x_471-J. Star office. 79. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A BOERATE PRICES PHONE NAT Ao, ::nsf;::y: Cor. 14th & Eye UDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 P 8t N.W NAtional 4276 0. A. COMLEY H@Ms; Artistic Floral Designs by Night Phone. Clarengon 261-J-1. ), 200 Rosen- | thahl. Mrs_Harry Krakow, Mrs. Leonard | - su ,GEORGE where mass | Bnthn. McFADDEN. HON. 1S h- eull‘i 'uneg she delth ol Compatriot LOUIS T. Mc! as been LI Y e LS, MARY LILLIAN. On Sal turday. e 3 106, at rfield Memorial Wilam B M. ouce O Tuneral Jater.Services by the W. W. Chambers Molnls REBECCA. Saturday. Oc- Cober 3. R Her Tesidonce 530 18t kL. n.w., REBECCA MORRIS. ‘aged 55 years. beloved mother of Esther. Eli._ Julius. Milford and Benjamin Morris. She also is_survived by two sisters. Mrs. Theo- dore Levy and Mrs Benamin Morrls, and one brother. Juilus Block. eral from the chapel of Berriard Danzansky. §503 168 st nw.. on Sunday. October pm. PHILLIPS, GILBERT THOMAS. oOn W otember G PHILLIPS "of 520 19th st n.w. loved husband of Pauline A. Phillips and father of Gilbert T. Phillips. Jr.: Robert M. and Jlaulm 1F; o Phillips, resting at s Co. funeral home. B Ath St W Punéral servicer i Grace Lutheran Cburch 16th_and Var- num sts. n.w. on Monday. October . a2 pm lmermem Glenwood Cem- PHILLIPS. GILBER' A special cn:n e A. foner 51058 & hall. for the |numose of affording sonic burial rites, ADE T. BROWN_Master, Attest: HERBERT W. LUDWIG. Secy. POMEROY. MIRANDA NOYES. On Fri- October 2 36. at Greenwich. SIRANDA NOVES. wite of the late Theodore L. Pomeroy. mother of James A. Vaughan and Crosby N . Funeral services at her late 76 Maple ave. Greenwich. Conn. on Sunday. Octol Serv- fesoaiae Wil be held ‘st the home of her brother. Theodore W. Noyes of 17:0 New Hampshire ave.. Washington. D. C. on Monday. October 5. at 11 a.m, terment _Rock Creek Cemetery. ingion. D. C. . N n Saturday. October 5 Nt AGarheld Hosoial O NINA ANDALL. "beloved wite of George W. Randall-and ‘motner. of Mrs Hein R Grifis and Raloh A Randall, = Funeral from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home 1300 Chapin St nw. on Tuscs day. October 6. at 9 a.m.; thence to 8t h. where mass will he am. for the repose of ul ¢s and friends invited. Tiferment Fort Lincoin Cemetery. 5 RHODES. MAJ, FLETCHER D. On October | at Waiter Ru-d Gemm Hnw:-| Ay FLETCHER D. RHODES. 0. 8 & Bty reitnc at the Tabler. funeral home until Monday. October 5. when services will be held at 3 p.m. at Arling- ton National Cemetery with full military honors. M. REBECCA. On Friday, Oc- | 1936, at her residence. i4 MU REBECCR BOLLING: beloved | wite_of Thomas E. Rollins and mom-r\ of Edgar Rollins. She also is sur- vived by three sisters and two bro'h- Funeral services at the W. Rerdtives "and friends. are invited. ~In- | terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 4 SITTIG. AUGUST ERNEST. Suddenly, on ¥ his resi- i o and ave UGUST ERNEST _ SITTIG. brln\fd rnhfr of William S Mrs. Agnes Schlosser of Beittmors Md.: Mrs, Caroline McDuffe of Detroit._ Mich. and F Loferen Brief services at t residence on Tuesday. October . am. thence to the Lutheran Cn Uniontown. Md.. where services wil o.m ives and friends wvited to attend. Interment church | cemetery. _Services by the W. W. Chem- bers Co. Southeast funeral home. 5 SIX. GEORGE. _On Friday. October 2. 1936 GEORGE SIX_the beloved hus- band of Georzia M. Six. Funeral serv- ot e W v Chambers Co fuberal home 1400 Chapin st. n%. on Monday, October tives and {riends Arlington National Cemetery. 4 On_Friday. October 2. | am__at Mount Alto Hos bital’ GEORGE BIX: aged 13 years, ' F neral services Monday. October 9:30 am. at the W. W. Chamber: funeral home 1400 Chapin st Interment Ariington National Cemeters with full military honors. SMITH, JAMES ~ On Wednesday. Septem. 30. 1936 at Freedmen's Hospital. | JAMES SMITH, heloved Rusband of M ion Smith. He also is survived by a Mr_Perry J Smith. and one sis- Edna Smith of Wilmington, N C Remains resting at Wi Ruth B. Tolbert's funeral Taok hin * n Oc e D B a neral hnme Friends invited. ment Mount Zion Cemetery. [ | SPENCER, HELEN H. Departed this 1lle on Saturday. Octaber 3. 1946 at 1% _ Hospital WELEN | of Falls church, | ' of Effie M fhvitea.” Tnterment u- Inter 1 beloved dangh Chuyton Ropiron ana_Seter et Siamiey Robinson and wife of Thomas R Sn-n~‘ cer. Funeral Tuesday. October 6. at R, from the Galloway M. E. Church, | Balis Cilehva: | !l“l‘Tfl\' AARON B. On Priday. Oucber 9:6. a1 the residence of 'his Sutt North' Wake: Lee Hmms “prington. Va . SUTTON. beloved hushand of the late Mary mm Sutton. He is | survived by four sons and one daugh- ter. Remains resting at the above ad- dress until Sunday October 4: thence | to Bowling Green. Va. where interment | will be made at 3 p.m. N TAKAS. GEORGE CONDOS. On Thurs- day. October 1. 1 at Garfied Hos- pital. GEORGE CONDOS TAKAS. the | beloved nephew of Nick Takas. Funeral | services at the W. W. Chambers Co. | {uneral home 1400 Chepin st October 5. 12; Sophia’s Ghurch &th .. where services wiil be Aad Relatives and {riends are "interment ~Arlington National Cemeters. 4 WATKINS, SARAH ANN. On Frid NS. {oved widow of the late William w.mm | of Montgomery,” Ala_ “and mother of Lula W. De Mon Viona | Scott Jackson. Dr. Willlam_F. Watkins of Los Angeles. Gertrude L. Watkins. Dr. Alice W Garrolt of Los Angeles and Charles D. Watkins of Los Anseles. Fu- peral Sunday. October 4. at 10 | Tiom heriate residence. Interment ai | = Montgomery. Ala. Friends invited. 4| YOWELL, NELLIE. On Saturday. October | 936 at Emergency Hospital NEL- m YOWELL of 177:3 Lanier pl.. Wash- ington. D. C.. beloved wife of the late | Le Roy B. Yowell and dauehter of M. J. | and the late Mollie R. hr. She also | is survived by two sisters. Mr< Green of Clarendon, Va.. and Mrs Rene | Paxton of Washington, In& one brother. N. Rohr of Duaum ans Remains the wher, services Mondsy. ‘etover’ s at 1 terment’ Glenwood Cemetery. In Memoriam. BAKER. NELLIE I. Tn sad remembrance of ouf dear dauehter and sister, NETLT? BAKER. who departed this life three Veare 550 today. October 4. 1931, Often to the graveyard we wander, re On _the grave of our daughter and sister. Who is sweetly_sleepinz_there. LOVING _MOTHER. SISTER AND BROTHER b BOWIE. WILLIAM L. Sacred to the mem- ory _of my beloved, husband. AM L. BOWIE. who let me one year ago. Sentember 036, "Twas tust one year ago. my dear, we Youh le{;e ‘me. dead: perhaps ‘twas for st 8o patiently and long 1t was you suf- I miss you. lhnu:h. my heart seems ne'er ‘at res All to myselt T 'n!k to ABink "of “the thinks ¥ou used to do; 5. Think of each other yest!rdly Sometimes I smile. sometimes YOUR’LONELY WIFE. CARRIE L. BOWIE. Think of your funny little wi But I keep éach little golden Sion S to BIAX'I'ON CAlllE In lo\m( memnn RIE BRAXTOV October 4. 1917. She has gone. We hope g rest: Her memory_lin By_those who lavtd her best. HER DEVOTED NEPHI ALTER, TAYLOR. BUCKLEY. JULIA NILAND. In loving memory’ of JULIA UCKLEY who died one year ago_today. Oetober 4. 1935. THE FAMILY. * DAWSON, JOHN EDW. le\m§ remembrance of ARD DA D. In sad but our dear brother, \WSON. who _de- Darted this life four years ‘ago today, More and more each day. mw 'f'm AND “OTH FARRELL. RACHEL brance of my dear. ACHEL ANN Trito eternal Test “'fnmn Mests ato today. October 4. May her soul rest in peace. HTER. MARY ELIZ. HER DAUGI ABETH PAl ¥ GILLEM. RICHARD A. AND MALINDA A. In lovine memory of our Jdevoted per- GIELER Cwho depsited this it e Orwber 2, 188R. and Oetober 1908, re- spectively. n IO Jfond remembrances, Lord. we HATTIE. PARKER AND RICHARD. * CIOYANNERTS WUCHL, IRt e % R R S LUCIA this life ket e T 4. Gone. but not forgotten. TR \ | party will come to Washington tonight. wthe garage business here. who died HE Su..uaY In Memortam. IINDIIBOH. REV, Wi T. 1In ver- petual memory of the noblest and truest Triend 1 have ever known, band, v. WILLIAM T. nzgnfig who loined the hosts triumohant tober 4. one Leu at home! The charmed circle's Surely. howeer remote the star your wandering fee, may tread When Dass the l\mdl:rlnl bar our u;lflflltlmld. un- Sucased. Where. souls. like restless waves, find Test' And lhtrem)anub:nn A9, me. T know. ore precious than DISVOON D WIFE. MAYME E. HENDFR- McCOLLUM. THADDEUS S. In loving memory of my devoted father. THAD- PEDSE ShcOOLLOM. who departed this XU! October 4. 1933. A XD‘HHIhlhnuxlh“"l':zl.n:nd tender, ©to snow I still rem 'fi; DAUGHTER, DOROTHY PARKER, FLOBENCE E. In lovin ‘membrance of our dear mothe: ENCGE B CPARKER, Wi deparied ihy hre mm years ago today. October 4, P'low!u may fade and decay. But our memory of you will never fade YOUR LOVING CHILDREN. FLORFNc™: ‘A‘;VNI! LEROY PARKER AND HEN- SPILMAN. WILLIAM BERNARD. d N iy Meamary of My dear hutbaiid: A ERNARD SPILMAN, who departed this life one year sgo today. October 4. 1935. Lovis ies will never fade. ving memories will . THOMPSON. GUSTA 8. A tribute of love and devoliun to the memory of our dear mother. GUSTA 8. MPSON. parted this life one year ago today. Oc- tober 4. 1935. One year ago,since that sad When our dear'mother was tlllefl l'l! LOVING CHILDREN. HARLES H. re- R VAN HORN sad but lo'- of our dear husband and father. CHARLES H. VAN HORN. who departed this life one year ago today, g;éflmbt'm,g“wn ELLA AND CHILDREN. MAE. PD- HORN WARD AND WILLIA RITES TOMORROW FOR MRS. POMEROY Right Rev. James E. Freeman Will Officiate at Final Services. Final rites for Mrs. Miranda Noyes | Pomeroy, formerly of this city, who died at Greenwich, Conn., Friday | morning, will take place here to- morrow. Right Rev. James E. Freeman, B\thnp of Washington, will officiate |at funeral services to be held at 11 a.m. at the home of her brother, Theo- dore W. Noyes, editor of The Evening Star, 1730 New Hampshire avenue. | Burial will be in the family vault in | Rock Creek Cemetery. First services will be held this after- | noon at Mrs. Pomeroy's home, 76 Maple avenue. Greenwich, where the | Right Rev. Prederick G. Budlong bishop of the Episcopal diocese of | | Connecticut, will officiate. The casket | | will be placed on a train leaving| Greenwich late today and the funeral G. T. PHILLIPS, FORMER GARAGEMAN, EXPIRES Native of Loudoun County, Va., Resident Here Several Years. Funeral Tomorrow. Gilbert T. Phillips, 36, formerly in | Wednesday in Homeopathic Hospital, will be buried tomorrow in Glenwood Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow 1n Grace | Lutheran Church. Mr. Phillips lived at 3723 Thir- teenth street. His death followed & long illness. | He was a native of Arcola, Loudoun | County, Va., but had been a resident of Washington a number of years. He | was a member of Stansbury Lodge of | Masons. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. | Pauline Hutchison Phillips: two sons, Gilbert T, jr. and Robert Phillips; | a daughter, Jacqueline Phillips; his | parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Phillips | of Arcola, Va, five brothers and | eight sisters. Motor Accident Is Fatal. ALEXANDRIA. Va., October 3 (Spe- | cial).—Henry Etches, 72, of Chancel- lorsville, Va., injured in an automobile | accident near the Potomac Yards last Wednesday, died in the Alexandria Hospital tonight. The victim suf fered a fractured neck in the crash, | atcordmg to hospital authorities. Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. S. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. The Finest FUNERAL SERVICE 2'va'In & Couricous. understanding manner that fulfills every Under personal management o} Francis J. Collins. W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. Col. 0464 The Little Things Count EVEN the smallest detail of the funeral service is given careful, personal attention in our establishment, to the end that the family may be spared needless annoyance. Our staff is carefully selected and trained, so that the entire service may be just as perfect and just as beautiful as human minds and hands can make it. Node More Reasonable. None More Digwified. AMBULANCE SERVICES THOS. S. SERGEON_ & CO. Willson K. . Manager tem: 1011 7th St. N.W. Cdl Nlll lm Funeral Directors |FUNERAL OF GANN “War Baby” Weds Miss Marianne Brooke, English girl who was born the day the World War broke out, and Lieut. Hansgeorg Frederich von Templehoff of the German army are pictured /uxt ajter their marriage in All Soul’s Church London. Photo. LOST HUNTERS SIGHTED Seven Men in B. C. Wilds Due to Reach Town Soon. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, October 3 (#).—A message received today from Inspector T. Van Dyk of the British Columbia game depart- ment said that an aerial search had found seven members of two hunting parties, lost for several days, alive | and well. The men were sighted by airplanes, the message said, in the Dorothy dis- trict of British Columbia, about 450 miles east of Prince Rupert. Van Dyk said deep snow made aerial landings impossible, but that he believed the hunters would reach Hudsons Hope in two or three days. One of the parties, headed by Dr. | J. Carr of Norriston, Pa. included Paul Binel of Minneapolis, Dr. H Leibold of Parkers Prairie, Minn., and L. S. Chadwick of Cleveland. In the other party was John A. Newberry of Huntington, W. Va. They were in charge of J. A. Ross and W. S. Keilly, both guides. SET FOR TUESDAY Services Will Be Held at 11 A M. at Home on Macomb Street. Funeral services for Edward Everett Gann, who died of a heart attack Pri- day, will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday | at his home, 3508 Macomb street, it | was announced last night after the return here of his widow, Mrs. Dolly Curtis Gann, sister of the late Vice President Curtis. Mrs. Gann was in Evansville, Ind, on a speaking toug for the Republican party when her | husband was stricken. | Although the time and place of the funeral were set, mained incomplete.’ It had not been | decided what clergyman will officiate, who are to be the pallbearers or what cemetery he will be buried in. Friends said that although Mr. Gann was a Kentuckian burial would be in Wash- ington. Mr. Gann also is survived by brother, John Gann of Ensley. Ala., and a sister, Mrs. H. L. Doddridge of Birmingham. The District Bar Asso- ciation appointed the following com- mittee to attend the funeral: Henry H. Glassie, Special Assistant to the At- torney General: George Elliott, Ber~ nard J. Gallagher, Edward F. 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B. MUNGER EXPIRES SUDDENLY Was Former Commanding | Officer of Naval Hos- pital Here. Capi. Curtus B. Munger, U. 8. N, formerly @ommandifig officer of the naval hospitai here, died suddenly in Newport, R. I, yesetrday, the Asso- ciated Press reported. He will be buried in Arlington Cemetery, but no date for the funeral services has been set. | Capt. Munger, commanding oflk:er[ of the Newport Naval Hospital since last November, was taken ill while he | lunched with Mrs. Munger and Rear Admiral Percivil 8. Rossiter, Navy| surgeon general. He died within & few hours of a cerebral hemorrhage. \ Capt. Munger went to Newport uzer a three-year tour here. He entered | the Washington Naval Hospital as| executive officer, but was soon promot- | ed to the command. He was born in Towa December 30, 1878, was graduat- | ed from Leland Stanford Medical Col- lege and practiced in California be-‘ fore entering the Navy, July 15, 1905. 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