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cambridge. MARY. Sacred 70 ,hc mem
DRY q our beloved mother. MARY DAN
DfloGE. Nho let us six years ago today.
February -. 1923
Il We could have our dearest wish f1lsued.
ana take our choice o. eaTths treasures,
Or choose iron, Heaven whstsoeer We
Deg: ms Z, c,,;.I ne Eog!a ask for yop
JOYCE t,I; CECEIn In sad and ioy.ng re
ST9 ch,F. Vsh2 dlcd three years ago today.
pear mo. her. i; matters not which road
We know TIA, God vi. somewhere 'oFn
HT,R LOVING DSVHGHrPPriRass AND SON.
'IP fhM BESSIE, HATTIE AND wn.-
JEANNE kaEKE VAC o. G gso. ts
'h'S Afe '"o years R ssG iqdsy ANN 1r,r
nv desr VIE LILLE 4 Ale LErz issory uS %
departed this lie, February a, 1897. ~
Sep Of on; dear wife. and take your res'
IN silence you suffered. in patience you
GOD 'ook vou home to suffer no more
HER HUSBAND, CHARLES II LEIzEAF
Daushter and SISTER. you suffered hours,
,r yes hours. OF pam
So God alone Kucw what was best.
II called yoI horne TO giye you rest
AND GEoRGE aobEiiiL+. A''NAHH!."
LLNNoN' JESSE X. IN sad bpt loving re-
fa tngI"l IfssF q o4T 1sSr hGsbano and
- ne seer years ago today. Feb
HIS WIFE AND SON. MELVIN.
LENNON, JESSE II. a token o. love 70 tre
LENNON Who departed this lie sevc.
years ago today. February -. 1921
Seven years ago today
Was The saddCat Of our lives.
When the news came to rs
Our father Just had died.
Ou! hearts have been sad and lonely
AID i s tF o2y you b Tfre saHS AVA
Instead OF seven years today
MS Eo, IqyING DAUGHTER lille AND
LEWIS, JOHN W. tribute OF love ard
band. JOHN " LEWIS, who departed his
NE one year ago today. February 81, 1929
The cheerful spirit God granted you to
I iyss :, on q memory i. never Will be dead
mE%R " NE RW SIsi EM6RY ny fF IEWIs
MITCHELL. HARRIET F. In sad bu, low
,nS remembrance OF Ou- dear mother
HARF It'fT 1. MITCHELL, who departed
LA!S ii!r February -. 1929
la that he.AtltUi land tar away
Oif 4tGc! mother CGClis.
PsESentig %atcgns and waiting
II matters not which road we take
How DARK OF lonely Il be,
We know thai God gill some time joit
The road thai leads To thee
By THE CHILDREN
SiMMOHDS. MAY. IN sad but loving re-
memhrance or my dear mother, who Do
parted this NE on February 3 1905
twenty-one yeaSS ago. Anniversary mass
Holy Redeerer Church, February -.
II matters not which road taxe,
How dark or lonely IL be;
! know that God will sometime join
The road that leads 20 thee
BAILEY
WARNER. ANNIE MAY. IN sacred rnemorv
o. ou- dear mother, ANNIE MAY WAR
NER. who died one year ago today, Feb-
ruary ~, 1923
Mother. you suffered hours, yes. hours Of
pain:
To wait for cure. but all in vain:
So God alone knew what was best,
He called you home. mother, TO give you
rest. DAUGHTER AND SONS.
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POLICE TELEPHONE
OPERATOR DIES
William H. Snyder, Civilian En-
t>s
ploye in Bureau Eight Years,
Is Victim of Pneumonia.

William H, Snyder 81 years old, OF
2907 Twelfth street northeast. tee-
phone operator for eight years in the
central bureau OF the Police Depart
ment. died this morning at his home
He had been suffering from pneumonia
for more than wee..
Although civilian employee Snyder
was known to practically every police
man on the force
He was forced to go on sick leave q
week ago last Sunday. and had been
confined to his bed since Two days ago
physicians gave up hope for his. life
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Henrietta Snyder; a l3-year-old daugh-
ter, Harriet; three brothers, George o..
Arthur and Frank Snyder, and three
sisters, Mrs. Ada Sartain. Mrs. Susie
Fowler OF New York, and a married
sister who is living in California.
Funeral arrangements were being
completed today.
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Births Reported.

Melvin ID. and Hazel a Newland, boy
Harley A. and Mabel l. Edwards. girl.
Ralph c. and COrnela F. Bishop. girl
William N, and Louise Morell. giri
Gerald L. and Mary B Whean. girl.
Luther and Agnes Smaiiwood. girl
Robert c, and Mamie A HeTren. girl
Leonard N. and Sarah E. Champion. girl
Louis L. and Marie BARK, girl.
Edward P. and Marian Magner. gil.
Franklin <. and Grace Dove, girl,
Ira S. and jeanette Nichols. girl
Robert r. ana Lillian r. D, Pearson, girl
CHARLES f0 and a Jea nellie i T. whorrau girl
James j. and Yvonne A, Q Brien. boy.
William A. and Helen NJ Dove. boy.
John A and Ruth F. Petty, boy
Norman and Edith o. Stuckey boy.
Frances A. and Katherine T. Carr, boy.
John W. and Bertha A. Umhau. boy.
Leon 3. and Marie B. Dicux. boy
Paul r. and Mildred Rupert, BOY.
Daniel and Janey Courtney. girl.
Jessie and Hattie Davenport. boy
Richard and BESSIE Bostic. girl.
James and Vircie Perry. Girl
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MRS. ROBERTA D. HOWARD.
NATIVE OF CITY, EXPIRES
Funeral Services to Be Conducted
at Sacred Heart Church u.
Friday Morning.

Mrs. Roberta Dyer Howard. 80 years
old. died at her residence. 1900 Lamont
street. yesterday. Death was due to
angina pectoriS.
Mrs. Howard, a native OF this city.
was The widow OF Henry Peyton How
ard
Funeral services Nilf be conducted in
the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Fri
day morning. at 10 o'clock following
brief services at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Robert A Maurer, 1929
Park road Interment will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery
Mrs. Howard is survived by six sons.
William +. Howard. II. p Howard. J
CasSin Howard John d. Howard Leroy
I. Howard and G. Clifford Howard. and
two daughters, Mrs. Maurer and Mrs
Mae H. CiSSel. She also leaves 26
grandchildren.
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Funeral Services to Be Conducted
Friday Morning.

Mrs, Bertha c, Werner. widow of J
William Werner died at the home Of
her daughter. MIS-. N. w, Dumont 3I47
Nineteenth street. yesterday after an
Illness of several months.
Mrs. Werner was native of Gettys-
burg. Pa and came to this city when
young girl with her parents, the late
Mrs. Esther Virginia Norbcck and the
late George william Norbeck. She was
at one time employed in the Post Office
Department here.
Besides her daughter. size leaves q son.
Ellwood E. Werner. and nine grand
children. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted IN the Shrine of the Sacred
Heart Catholic Church Friday morning
at O'Clock. Interment will be in Mount
OiiVet Cemetery.
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HEADS -Stl'n2 Of dark amber cut beads,
Dec ll03-J ~" al u
hRiEf CASE ana notebook lost from N J.
S s eer 9et%een Library Of CongIcss ana
Reward Adams 1881 after 40 pm
BRIEF CASE, ON Potomac Park car, Wed :
u ie Sd morning containing papers OF no
E ssnder except to the owner. Will the finder
pl and st. IS reward
BbLL PUPPY. 3 months old brown and
% VIM nan breed dark patch over one eve:
52Z1 ST. NV. Telephone North 7723
CAMEO PIN. Feb 20. on bus line between
rel e cley viasf $3.50 sa Snd SITS ne Reward
syfr a Teep s5sa Sg sds so
EAaS Ssa sRd rd ball he Rsnarn COY sss,
white Reward. Cali Clev $3.50. O''NA A''N
GOLD GoD WATCH. mans open-face. with gold
s5surfs ssTd Rs:ssH ae +o'f sta asi'
d dEasH SETTER with BLACK harness Rexard
pafESayi ce ssasn = ls7 a'0' Chevy Chase
JOHNNIE WIRE HAIRED FOX TERRIER,
about months old Reward, West ia
responds TO name Chin Chin; strayed away
Tuesday, February 26, from 1926 18th NV.
Reward. 28s
PIN. pearl and sapphire Mrs j. II. Brad
ley. 8l0 II st. ne. Reward
PURSE - Small brown leather purse. lost
Tuesday morning, containing money. and
compact. Call Col. 26l4.
RING WATCH. white gold, some time Sun
day afternoon. NV. section. between r and
300 block 18th St Reward. North 2765
or Pot 2285. after $50.
SPEED BIKE. red. lost from corner Conn,
ave. and Rosemary ST., week of February 49,
Reward. Phone Wis. 3097
WATCH. lady's. gold, Tuesday, initials b
b" 1922 7th st. s.w.
WRIST WATCH-In Metropolitan Theater.
lady's wrist watch: engraved on back, From
Relskin. 1925 st. ne. Lincoln 5000
GERMAN POLICE DOG
Without collar. Answers to the
name OF Rolf. Lost near Sheri-
dan circle. Reward. Call North
1888. -
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French Modernist Protests Holding
Mouth Open So Long.

CHICAGO. February 27 (4o),--Arthur
Honegger. French modernist composer.
believes the technique of singing must
be completely changed, holding that "it
is stupid to hold ones mouth open so
long ana to make so much noise.
There must be a new art of singing
which will be as natural as speaking"
said the operate rebel whose opera
Judith" gave Mary Garden a new Lead
ing role last season. The words must
be quick and more gentle"
Honegger is here for musical pro-
gram.
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LIFELONG RESIDENT DIES,
Miss Martha Ellen O'Neiu. rs. Had
Been Ill But Short Time,

MISS Martha Ellen ONeil. rs years
ola, lifelong resident Of this city. died
AT the home Of her niece. Mrs. /. Clifford
Lanham, Fort Dupont, Alabama avenue
southeast, yesterday after a short illness,
Miss O'Neill had been with Mrs. Ian
nam constantly since the latter's mother
olcd when Mrs. Lanham was only 7
years old.
Funeral services will be conducted in
81. FRANCES Xavier Catholic Church to-
morrow at 10 am Interment will be
IN Congressional Cemetery.
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RITES FOR MRS. BURCH.
Wife Of Fire Captain to Be Buried
in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Burch. 55 years old wife of Capt. Harry
D. Burch of the District Fire Depart
ment, will be conducted in ST. Stephen 5
Catholic Church, Twenty-ffth street
and PENNSYLVANIA avenue. Friday morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. following brief services
al the residence. 9l6 Twenty second
street. Interment will be in Mount
Olivct Cemetery Mrs Burch died
Monday.
Mrs Burch was lifelong resident
OF this city. Her husband has been
connected with the Fire Department for
nearly % years. Besides her husband
she leaves a daughter, Miss Marie Burch
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tender Mallard, which has accompanied
the escape tests, will remain to help
the SAB. which is expected next week
The SAB recently was reconditioned
and tests at deep sea diving will be
made off Key West to determine If The
submersble is seaWorthy.
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1n Mrntnriant.

BRADFORD. THEODORE A. A tribute Of
love and devotion to the memory OF our
dear husband and father. THEODORE
A. BRADFORD. who left us one year ago
today February a. 1928.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SON.
BRIAN, EDNA F.. In loving remembrance Of
our dear DAUGHTER and sister. EDNA F.
BRIAN NEE Perkins,. who departed this
life three years ago today. February ~,
1926.
Just a line of sweet remembrance,
Just a memory fond and true,
Just a token of loves devotion
That our hearts still long for you.
HER MOTHER, FATHER, SISTER.
BROTHER.
God takes our loved ones from our home,
But never from our hearts.
SON AND DAUGHTER.
CARROLL. CATHERINE. In memory OF our
beloved mother ana sister. CATHERINE
CARROLL, who departed this life sixteen
years ago, February ~: 1913.
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CAPT. J. A. MERRITT DIES,
Retired OFFICER in U. S. Infantry
Expires at Denver.

Capt James A. Merritt. United States
Infantry, retired, died at Denver. Mon
day, according 10 War Department ad-
vices.
Born III Baltimore, December "A. 1885
he attended Virginia Military Institute
III 1905. and was commissioned a second
lieutenant Of Infantry in September,
1908. He was retired as a captain in
May, 1917, and was restored TO active
duty from May. 1917. to November,
1918. and again from October. 1919, to
July. 1920
He is survived by brother. Robert
G Merritt Of the Treasury Department.
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SUBMARINE SAFETY
. ESCAPE TESTS END
Navy Concludes Salvage Op-
crations by Use of Artificial
Oxygen Lungs.

KEY WEST, Fla. February 27--The
Navy Yesterday brought 70 a successful
close its tests with the salvaged sub
marine S-4 r. prove that men can
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Boy Scouts of Louisville, KY, CO.
operate with the police in instructing
the public in the provisions and work.
ings of new traffic code.
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GAtEs. nEATRICE. .on .ruesaay. Feb-uar,

% 1929. At Freedmens HoSpita BEA-
TRICE GALES. devoted daughter o. Rev.
ert Butler She also Icoyes fo~r SISTERS
end one brother and other relatives and
friends. Funeral P!day. March !, from
her late residence 438 st nv. At
pm. Remains resting At the W. Ernest
JARVIS Co. funeral parIOrs. 1922 Georgia
ave. nv until THURSDAY. pm, there
after at her late residence 70
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GODDARD. JOHN snEA. on yrlday. FOB.

LNaFy Y. I92y. az MaTnI- Ar.2.. JOHN
SHEA. beloved husband OF Anna Cioc-
dard ana son OF the late william r. and
Mana Shea Goddard. Funeral from the
residence OF his sister. Mrs ? p. Gala
CHAN, 1908 18th ST. II ". below the Ontario
Aptt. on FRIDAY. March l. at 3 30 a m.
Mass At 81. PaUlc Church. 18th and Sts
NV; IT m. Relatives and friends IN
L!ted 20 attend. IntermCnt Mount OIvet
Cemetery
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TUESDAY. February 26, 1929. ROBERTA
DYER HOWARD. widow of Henry Pcvtun
Howard. Funeral from the residence Of
her daughter. MIS- Robert A Maurer,
2029 Park I'd nv. thence 10 Sacred Heart
Church. 10Th u. ana Park I'd NV where
mass Will be said 1T l6s r m. Friday.
March /, for The fepose ofahcr soul In
terment private DIT Mount OllytJ Gene
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1rdths.

FREEMAN. EARL T. Departed this life
Tuesday. February 2s 1929. at 44o M.
at his residence 1923 3rd 81. NV. EARL.
devoted son OF Charles D. and Ella Free
man. loving brother of FlDhonzo. Anna
and BENJAMIN Freeman. Funeral Friday
March /. at O'Clock. from Third Baptist
Church 5th and q SITS NV. Relatives
sAd friends. inIteq. >- ...- .-.. IS. -,
Loving and kind in all his ways
Upright and aust to the end OF his days
Sincere and kind III heart and mind.
What beautiful memory he left behind
HIS MOTHER-IN- LAW AND SSTERS-IN-
LAW, MRS MARY MONROE AND
DAUGHTERS ga
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FRITZ. HARRY A. On Sunday. February
FRITz deayiy beloved son Of Mrs 6. P
Howard ard the late rhomaS Fr.tz FL
neral from MS late residence. ia 10th
s. Sc, on Thur sdav At | o CLOCK In
termert Ar,iEetou CcmeLery
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N. ALEXANDER, r. s.
KING LANES nSEAR S1.hda.Ir az, Me-

King lanes OSCAR Suddenly on Moo
Indian Head Md, JAMES OSCAR, beloved
husband OF Mary Elizabeth King Services
VIII be held at the residence of his daugh-
ter Mrs. Karl Elker. 3723 Van Ness
st. nv. on Thursday. February %. at 2
m. Intermeat in CONGRESSIONAL Gene
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Uarns nf Thanks.

CRAWFORD. WILLIAM. We wish to express
with deep appreciation the kindness
rendered by our relatives and friends and
Tor the beautiful floral tributes sent at
the death Of our brother and husband.
THE FAMILY.
MILLS. SARAH A. AND JAMES II. We wish
TO express GU! appreciation to our rela-
tives and friends for their acts OF sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes on the
occasion of the deaths of our beloved
father and mother, JAMES H. and SARAH
A. MILLS. THEIR CHILDREN .
SCHWARZMANN JOHN We wish to ex-
press our sincere gratitude to our relatives
and friends for their great kindness, sym
pathy and beautiful floral tributes at the
death OF our dear husband and father
JOHN SCHWARzMANN
LISETTE SCHWARZMANN. LOUISE NJ
GARRISON, THEODORE G. SCHWARZ-
MANN.
WAGNER. CARRIE NJ. We take this means
OF expressing to our friends our apprecia-
ton for the sympathy extended and the
roral tributes offered on the occasion of
the death of our wife and mother.
THE FAMILY
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Tuesday, February 20 1923. AZ 4 30 . m.
at his residence 1915 jaw st ne. Dean
wood, D. c. SAMUEL GREEELEAF He
leaves 20 mourn their loss a wife, one
brother, one sister four daughters. two
other tives and friends. Funeral ar
rangPmentS later
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Marriaur.

CROGGINS-LOvELES Mrs e Loveless
ANNOUNCES the marriage of her daughter.
DORA ELIZABETH, to Mr.. WILLIAM A.
SCROGG!NS September 20, 1928, in Balti-
more, Md
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JOHNSON, MARY r. On Monday Februar

-, I52s, az 30 :. m, az Der res Gence
92s Coiaen St ". MARY = JOHNSON,
AGED II she leaves to mourn tHcIr loss
TAO u!cCCS and most Of other relatives
and friends Fuherat from st Pauis 4 NJ
l.. Church. 6th Il. between - and r. st%
S.w At - III IhuIsdav, FEBRUARY "a In
tefIueAt HUseuOnL Cemetery
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ruary 26. 1929 at II 80 am. ELLEN E.
MASTERSON. devoted wife OF Daniel Mas
terson. mother of Mrs. Blanche Butler.
Mrs. Mary Johnson. Louise Scott, Clarence,
Joseph. julius, Virge and Isabella Master
son. sister of Louise Parker and Emma
Jones; She also leaves other relatives and
pm, from ST. Marks NJ E. Church, Ten
lrytoWQ, D. c. %
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My. WALTER Fl. On Tuesday, February
26. 1929 at George Washington University
Hospital. WALTER H, beloved husband OF
Jamie F. May ,nee Johnson. Funeral
from the residence of his brother. Howard
+. May, 604 b st. S.w., on Friday, March
|. at $40 am. thence to st. Dominc's
Chapel. 9Th and SITS. s.w.. where mass
will be said at 9 am. for the repose OF
his soul Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Confessional Cemetery. %
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HOLMES. CLIFTON p. On MONDAY. Febrp-

ery IS. 1929. CLIFTON P. HOLMES. be-
loved husband of Bessie Holmes. Remains
at Bundy's chapel. SO Florida ave n u
Funeral from THIRD Baptist Church 5th
and @ SITS n ". Friday. ! . CLOCK
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HENRY L. Tuesday. February
pital, Chicago, Ill, Col. HENRY l.. NEW
bold, U. S; A. son OF the late Col
Charles and Frances Kemper Newbold:
Funeral services at st. Paurs Episcopal
Church, Rock Creek Cemetery, Thursday,
February 20, at il am. 1nterment at
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Emma Council. No 842. / o. OF St
Luke, are hereby notified to attend the
funeral OF Sister LIMA LEWIS Thursday,
February %. 1929, at Metropolitan Bap-
fist Church. r st. between 18th and 18th
SITS. NV. at ] O'Clock Wear all black
with white gloves All ST Lukes are
invited, EMMA MAcKALL, W. c.
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os daS. Feb npaHA aS. > 1898. ABRAaAM s.
OSTROW.- So years Of age. beloved hqs-
band of Sadie and father Of Walter w.
Ostrow, at present of the American en-
bassy staff at Berlin, Germany, and Sam
uel A. Chicago. H.; Maxwell A. and d..
A. Harry OStroW of WASHINGTON, D. c.
Funeral from the chapel Of Bernard Dan
.Zansky. 1901 l4th st. NV, Thursday. Fen
ruary %, at 1890 am. 1nterment AdaS
Israel Cpmatary
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JOHNSON. MARY X. Members Of St
Frances TEN No 90, taKe notice Of the
died Monday. FeUruafy IS 1929. Funeral
Thursday. February 20 at pm. from St
PaUls Methodist Church. Sth ST sw. be-
tween ID and = Al sI S, tents invited.
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O'NEILL. MARTHA ELLEN. On Tuesday,
February 26 1929. at the residence of her
niece, Mrs. /. Clifford Lanham. Fort Du-
pont. Alabama ave. Sc, MARTHA ELLEN
ONEILL Funeral from her late residence
Thursday, February 49, at $50 am,
thence TO St. Francis Xavier Church. 9th
and Pa. ave. Sc, where mass will be said
at 10 am. Interment at Congressional
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LYLES. ARTHUR.

LYLES. ARTHUR. Departed this life Mon
day. February rs. 1929. after brief i'll
ness. ARTHUR LYLES. He leaves to
mourn their loss a loving wife. Viola
brothers and host of other relatives and
friends Notice of funeral later
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LEWIS. LIMA. Departed this life Sunday,
residence Of her son. 1881 attn St. LIMA
LEWIS. She leaves to mourn their loss
devoted brother. two sons two daugh-
ters- in-law. seven grandchildren, six
great-gra ndchildren and a host of other
relatives and friends. Remains resting at
McQuires funeral home, 9Th and West
minister SITS Can be viewed after O'Clock
Wednesday. Funeral Thursday, 2 O'Clock
Interment Paynes Cemetery
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RICHARDSON, HOWARD. Departed this
life Monday. February IS. 1929. at Emer-
gency Hospital, HOWARD RICHARDSON
beloved husband of Hazel Richardson. He
also leaves three brothers, one sister. one
aunt. two uncles and a host of other
relatives and friends to mourn his de-
parture. Funeral Thursday. Februay %.
1929 at pm, from the John T. Rhines
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LAWS. LINZ. Departed TINS lie Sunday,
Attn st. NV, LIMA LEWIS. beloved mother
Of William and John c. Lewis and grand
Julia Moore. She leaves to mourn their
loss a host of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at McGuire's funeral
home, 9th and Westminster SITS. NV Fu-
neral Thursday. February %, at. l pm.
from Metropolitan Baptist Church, st.
between 18th and 18th Sts NV
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS
PUBLIC SALE OF VAII1ApIE

PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.
The UNDERSIGNED. having decided to sell
her farm. containing l24.5 acres, located at
vienna. Fairfax County. Va her husband
the late David H. Moran, having died. and
she being unable to continue farming. will
oner for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder on WEDNESDAY. APRIL THIRD
1929 AT TEN O'CLOCK AM. on the prem
ises that certain tract of land containing
i24.5 acres. which was conveyed to the
late David H.. Moran by Frederick H. Cline
and wife by deed dated December LIST, 1919
and recorded in Liber N. No Q. page $50. of
the land records of Fairfax County. Va.
said farm will be sold subject to mort
Ease OF the Federal Land Bank OF Balti-
more mo u; dated June 25th, 1927; and recorded
land records upon which there Is bal
interest from December 25th, 1928, and also
subject to a deed of trust dated December
LIST. 1919. and recorded in Liber N. No. s.
pace 554, of the said land records. upon
which there Is balance due of S1150 90.
With interest from December LIST. 1928.
The undersigned reserves the right to re-
fuse any bids made. Unless bids are too
low this farm will be sold.
This is very valuable farm. about 100
acres being cleared land and ,R5 acres in
good timber and Is improved BY an excel
lent DWELLING house. containing rooms a
lne. large barn and all necessary outbuild-
ines. and will make fine dairy farm.
Terms of cash: $4,000 cash and the bal
ance to suit purchaser.
EMMA T. MORAN.
Owner,
Vienna. Virginia.