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SYRACUSE CAPTAIN OUT
Lombardi, Below Par Physically
Nav Be Off Grid for Season.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, october ~ o.
Syracuse University's foot ball captain
Tom lombard, who also Is captain
elect Of the varsity crew. has been re-
n,o-eo from gridiron competition for
two weeks under doctors orders, and
NAV net play any more. foot ball all
season.
The doctor reported. after an exam
inaticn. that the giant tackle should
have no exercise of any kind for at least
two weeks. Ms blood pressure was de-
scribed as considerably below normal
and his thyroid gland and lungs are not
functicning properly.
Yr..nka rdi is q vearx old weiRhs 2flS
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Foot Ball Tips

LERES great Yale ground
i / gamer. The ball goes direct
to 2. who starts wide as it to
run around his cwn right end. This
feint. in which he appears to be
getting direct interference from 4,
has the effect Of drawing the de-
fensive left-side backs outside and
making the defensive left end
charge wide, while the defensive
left tackle comes straight in. This
man is spilled by and l. the latter
having the additional detail Of then
attending to the left defensive half
back. No. 2, meanwhile, ceases his
feint. whirIs to his left. A hole in
the lire awaits him. for, while and
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HAWKEYES TO BE FETED
Iowa Society Will Entertain Team
Following Game Friday.

A dance and buffet supper in honor Of
the Iowa University foot hall team will
be held by the Iowa Society at the
Roosevelt Hotel next Friday night fol-
lowing the Hawkeyes' game with George
Washington at Griffith Stadium.
The Iowa players will proceed direct
to the function which will be informal
after they have met the Colonials en-
the gTidiron.
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G, U. PREPS VICT0RS
Mcnamara Leads to 1910 Win Over
st. Adams Eleven.

With Don Mcnamara standing out
on offense Georgetown Frep scored a
l2-to-0 victory over ST. Adams yester-
day on the Garrett Park gridiron.
Mcnamara tossed long pass to Nee
in the first quarter to produce the first
touchdown and plunged over in the sec
ond for another after starting 40
yard march toward goal.
The lina-urS
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SWAVELY AT EPISCOPAL.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. October 22-
Episcopal High and Swavely clash here
en- Hoxley Field in AleXandria's stand
out grid attraction today. The game IS
slated to start at 8 O'Clock.
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LAND0N ELEVEN VICTOR.
ALEXANDRIA,

ALEXANDRIA, Va, October a.
Landon School scored over the Episc0-
pal High "B" team here yesterday, 10
fo q Iandou scnred two Of IT topch:
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SAILING SERIES is OFF

New Jersey Yachtsmen Will Issue
No Challenge to Canadians.
PHILADELPHIA, October % P.-
No Canadian sailing series will be held
next year by the Bfrnegat Bay IN. Jo
Yacht Racing Association.
The association voted to omit the
challenge for a 1888 sloop series with
the Royal ST. Lawrence Yacht Cub Of
Montreal.
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VIRGINIA FROSH AHEAD.

UNIVERSITY. Va. october 22.-
University of Virginia Freshmen scored
a 26-to-0 victory yesterday over V. NJ.
l. Yearlings here in Scott Stadium.
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I.:ne-ups and Summary:

TouchdoNr-Gormely. Point after touch-
down-Corrnelv 'plecement'.
Suhstitutions' Tech-Apperdi, Brinkman.
Fletcher Eastern-Atsrs.
Referpr-M- Towers Columbia. Umpire
M Morse tClarksonl. Linesman-Mr.
Cohill &C. W..
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AMERICAN u. VS.. BLUEFIELD.
(American L. fed, 2::30.)

Reserves: American University j.
Burlington. "a: Davis. IL; Hendricks, IA;
Rutenburg. 16; Larson, %; McLendon.
II: Hartwell 25: Weeks, IA; McCaf1e-ty,
10. Observation-Disclosures 4: Bnllngsley
38: Hollet. IS; McClung. 80; Jell, 80,
Herstepper, 20: Steele, %; Ragiano, %;
Leckie, go; Jones, "A.
Referee-Early (MianD. Umpire
Kinman (Indiana). Linesman-J.
Mitchell tGolZaga.
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MARYLAND VS.. ST. JOHNS.
iC-i,ccc Park, 3:30.)

(Notc-Fr7t Maryland numbers are
ack-and-gold jersies, second are gold
jcrsies)
MARYLAND rc3erves-Vinccnt. 52-57;
Pouzcr. STA: Wood, 1852; De Veau'
57-42. McCaw, 43-35; Cole. 1915; Sill
Der. $3.50: Matheke. 33-lG: Goldman
1851: May hew. 67-3S; Mitchell, 1920
Rittenhouse. 36-46; Hawkins. 95-4l :
Stiber. 36-5s: Widmyer. 1851; Crecca,
c5-54; Mccullough, 1l-3o; SNYDER: a.;
scott. 55: Hay, 1929; Penrod. 54-5l;
Robbins. 53-52; Cronin. "a; Poppelman,
f4-4S
St. johns reserves-Baptista, II;
Boucher. 81: Capell. 81; Casassa, a.;
Cheezum. II: Elliott, As; Engel 10;
Evans. 16: Gelston. 2s; Jund. 46: Kan
tor. IA; Kiimore, SO: Lotz. 81; MacCar-
tee. 35; Moore. 50. Reese. At: Rose, a.;
shawn. I: Skcrdas. 49, Stevens, 26;
Usher. Ct: Ward, 81; Welsh, 4; VIII
liams 40; Ziegler 40
Evening star., 1932-10-22

IN meeting st. Johns at Annapolis, at
i 2:3o c'clcck Maryland expected to
end losing streak which started a
month ago, but the Johnnies we're &C
counted strong enough to be danger
Gus. The Terrapins are looking beyond
today's game to that next week with
Y. M. I.
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w YHO are the five best foot ball
n coaches in the game today?
wv This highly interesting query
was sprung at a gathering
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CROSS-COUNTRY.

Connecticut Aggies. 90: Wesleyan, 2S.
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BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

7 EW YORK. october 22,-New
that the ides Of october have
passed and the foot ball season
has settled down to grim busi-
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n ALED by the fanfare and
. trumpeting of early COL
legiate gridiron battles,
Evening star., 1932-10-22

Montana Mines, So; Montana Nor
asi Tii,snshurr = fwash.l Normal Il: Pa
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lit mFntnrianr

DELANEY. WILLIAM EDWARD. In sad but
,2Lng ,emeIn3T,a.Ge OF our son and brother
WILLIAM EDWARD DELANEY, who de-
April "A. 1929.
God knows how we miss him:
LoyinE thoUehts shall always wander
TO tire Spo. where you are laid
FATHER, MOTHER AND BROTHER.
I think OF YOU in silence
No one can see me weep,
But many silent tear 1 shed
SISTER BESSIE.
The blow, was hard the shock~severe:
never thought his death so near
Only those who nave lost can tell
SISTER GRACE.
Ugh MARY EMMA. In sad but loving
TGmembrance Of our dear mother, MARY
I'M 6HalA hOoGH. Who departed this life
You are not forpotten, dear mother,
Nor never viii YOU be
SO long as life and memory last
we VIII always think Of thee.
HER CHILDREN
JoYNER. GEORGE P. In loving remem-
ggrISIISSgT-9 ggrISIISSg o. my iAy gear hLso5nd' GEORGE ?.
ago today. April "A, 1890
Nothing can ever take away
Ine love a heart holds dear;
Fond memories liufer every dsy,
HIS L6TING WIFE Ts fss2i FsNihS h24 p nJg65yNER
KNOWLES, WILLIAM BUD. tribute OF
love 10 the memCiy OF our dear son, VIII
LIAM BUD KNOWLES, who was so sadly
day. April a. 1924 Anniversary mass to
be said at Holy Name Church
As the years go by and We grow older
There IS want in our hear:s for you, dear
Thsl, viii never GROW cold and love that
VIII never die
As the buds. flowers and blooms return.
% 90 our hearts FOR you alWayS yearn
Eisns years nave passed since you went
Put you stin are in our hearts today.
HIS DEVOTED PARENTS, Mr.. AND MRS.
JAMES KNOWLES
NEWMAN. JAMES WALLER. In loving
memory OF our dear husband and father,
JAMES WALTER NEWMAN who so sud,
today, April IA. 1929
Loved IN life. remembered in death
WIFE. son AND DAUGHTER
SMITH, MARY c. b. In sad but loving re-
R,emo2rr4nGe OF our dear mother, MARY c.
years ago today, April IA, 1929
They, say time heals broken heart.
But on u seems untrue
FoI three years our hearts have ached,
Dear mother, Just for YOU.
HER DEKOTED CHILDREN SADIE G.
THOMAS AND BROTHERS
SNITH fbI NAB MARY c; B. tribute Of love to
Apri! IA, 1929. e0'
Deep in. the heart lies picture
Ot loved one laid to rest
In memory's frame we shall keep it.
roy Sile was one OI the best
MARION .. LUTHER AND HOWARD
SMITH. New York City.
WEAVER. MORTIMER. JR. In sad but low
I5II,l1I 8nGe 9I our deyoLed son and
1929 ="
In the book of our lives there are memories
OF the happiest moments we've known
And recorded in love is the blessing
OF a wonderful son, our own.
Sweet memories will linger forever.
- IIme cannot change them, tis true;
Years that may come cannot sever
Our loving remembrance Of you
DEVOTED MOTHER AND DAD
In my heart your memory lhgers,
Always tender, fond and true:
There Is not a day, dear brother,
That / do not think of YOU
DEVOTED BROTHER, BOB.
Today we turn back the pages
In the book Of memory
And the face of vanished loved one
Agaln IN our thoughts we see.
DEVOTED GRANDPARENTS, A. J. AND
r. T. FARLEY
WEAVER, MORTIMER JR tribute of
love % the memory Of my dear friend,
MORTIMER WEAVER, Jr., who passed
away three years ago today, April IA, 1929.
AS I loved him so I miss him,
In my memory he is always near:
Loved. remembered, longed for always,
HIS DEVOTED FRIEND.
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Garn nf Chunks

SCOTT, FANNIE Z. AND BETTE r. The
family of the late FANNIE e SCOTT,
who died March q. 1892, and BETTE
SCOTT. who died March 2S 1892. wishes
to express its grateful appreciation TO
the relatives and friends for their kind
ness and sympathy shown. and the beau
tiful floral tributes given during the brief
illness and at the death OF their loved ones.
THE FAMILY.
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DrathH
WILLIAMS

WILLIAMS. JAMES H. On Thursday.
Apru u. 1882, al l m, at his residence.
New YORK City, N Y. JAMES II.
WILLIAMS. He leaves to mourn their
loss beloved wife, Rosa Williams. two
devoted daughterS, Gertrude Talbot Of this
city and Maude Neugent OF New York City;
two beloved brothers. Joseph and arthur
Williams OF Arlington. Va. one grandson
and one Ereet-EraudSon. nieces and
nephews and host OF other relatives and
friends. Notice OF funeral later,
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LEWIS. EVA CLEALON. On Wednesday

April - 1882 EVA CLEALON. wife Of
James W. Lewis and beloved mother Of
Mrs. Bernice j Tippett, Harriet L. Butch
er and William A. Lewis Of Washington,
D. C; Helena r. Dorsett. Clealon Z
Keefer and Doris PiGg OF Virginia HiGh-
lands, Va. Funeral from her late resi-
dence. AIT Jefferson st. NV, on Saturday.
April l6. at pm. Relatives and friends
are invited. Intermeut at Glenvood Gem
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on Wednesqq89iy5 q8i5 PP[ PprF I'd rd ~ MARY
ELIZABETH widow OF Francis T. Quigley
and mother of Richard J. Quigleyr Marion
K. Quigley and Mrs E Warren Whyte
Lawlor Of Brooklyn, N. Y. Funeral from
the above residence on Friday, April Is,
$50 q m. thence to Sacred Heart Church,
Where mass Will be offered at 10 am.
Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "A
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MILES. LILIIAN. Departed AS Nfe sun

Gay, AprI 10, Iy3l, az 10 a -, 1t NTdI-
ltnEer Hospital, LILLIAN MILES. loving
daughter OF Samuel Johnson Of New York
City. She leaves to mourn their loss one
aunt, Bernice Ashton, five brothers. a
grandfather cousins and a host Of other
relatives and friends, Remains resting at
Barbour Bros funeral home, 48 K ST. ne,
until 4 pm. Thursday. April Il; there
after at Al Fenton ST. ne. Funeral Friday,
April Is, at D m, from above residence.
Tntaruput Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
Evening star., 1932-04-14

1882. at the residence of ms daughter.
Mrs. E. H Smith, 1914 Kennedy st. NV,
ADOLPH. beloved husband of Margaret
Levy. Funeral from his late residence
on Friday. April IS at l 80 pm Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment Rock
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LILLE R. QUADE AND MRS. LILLY. RI
cording Secretaries.
sCHATB. ROSA MARY. On wednesday

Aprn Is, 1892, at 10 p m, ROSA MARY
SCHAUB, beloved wife of the late GeorEe
S. Schaub aged 73 years; Funeral from
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Car
ence L. Bowman, 723 Farragut st. nv, on
Saturday. April Is, at II am. Services
in the chapel at Baltimore Cemetery at
pm. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend Interment at Baltimore, Md. l5'
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MANIGAULTF, ETHEL. Departed this life

on Wednesday. April 10. 1882, at $40 m
At Columbia Hospital. ETHEL MANI
GAULTE nee EasIeyl. She leaves 10
mourn their loss devoted husband,
James Il. ManlEaqlte; mother and IA
uncles and a host Of other relatives and
friends. Funeral Sunday. April II. at 2
pm. from Walker Memorial Church. 18Th
st. between You and V sts NV Rela-
tIyes and friends invited. Interment Lin
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oUIGLEY. MARY ELIZABETH. ofcers ar

No 81, knights of St. John. sister auxil-
iaries and members OF Hospital Guild. No.
?. are invited to attend the funeral OF
our deceased sister, MARY E. QUIGLEY.
April Is. 1882. at 6, 30 am, from 1892
Park I'd. NV. Mass at Sacred Heart
Church at 10 am. Auxiliary members
please meet at above address on April IA,
at 8 pm, to recite the rosary.
ONI X BINGHAM. Pres.
LILLE R. OUADE AND MRS. LILLY, Re-
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BRoWN. WILLIAM e McKINIEY rntnred

into eternal rest on Wednesday, April i3
I931; at - 70 am. at FreedmenS Hos
husband Of Margaret Saunders Brown the
loving father Of Viola, Lillian and McKin-
Iey' n the beloved son of the late John
II. and Serena Brown brother Of Josephine
s, Lillian S. Marie Brown Fuller. Amos
G. and Eva Brown Jones. Remains rest
ing 1t the funeral parlors of Wesley
Washington, 2053 GeOrgIa ave, until Sat
urday al II noon. Funeral services al his
mothers residence. 1856 9Th St NV, on
Sunday. April H. at 80 IN, Elder Lewis
c. Sheafe officiating Relatives and friends
respectfully invited to attend. Interment
Harmony Cemetery. l7s
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MASON WuIIAM HENRY CENFl. Depart

ed this life tuesday, April p, 1882. at
St. HARRISBURG. ' Pa. WILLiAM HENRY
(ENED MASON, formerly Of, Washington,
devoted son of the late John and Julia
Mason He leaves to mourn their loss a
loving wife. Elizabeth Mason; three daugh-
ters and three sons. Edith NJ. Humphreys,
William H, ir.; Myrtle. Earle and Philip
Mason, and Ruth Wynn; two sisters Mrs.
Eliza Snowden and Mrs Addie Hawks;
one son-in-law. Bartholomew Humphreys,
four grandchildren, two nephews and other
relatives and host of friends to mourn
- Io4
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April 70. 1882. at her residence, 2Ol4 st
NV, LOUISE MARSHALL. the beloved
sister of Mrs. BERTHE Champlin and daugh-
ter OF the late Henry Marshall, devoted
friend of Mrs Grace Price Remains rest
ing at LomaX chapel l400 81. d ",
and may be seen Thursday Funeral FRI
day, April IS. at 130 pm. from Yer
mont Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. {
T Murray pastor Friends invited. Inter-
ment family plot. Paynes Cemetery. "a
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BRACKETT. AUREIN MOORE. suddenly.

on tuesday. ADII Y, 1872, at The residence
q her parents, 7G25 GEORGETOWN I'd ,
EztEc, da. Nj. AURELIA MOORE BRACK-
Ell beloved vile OF the late William Wal
I2ce Bracket and daughter Of Mr. and
dence OF her parents. Friday. April IS. at
pm. 1nterment Arlington National Gem
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MARSHALL, LOUISE. Cnfcers and men
- I-n.n.. .Ic.r..a NJ q

Of FOREST Temple No. 9, 1 B. P. o Of
Of Daughter LOUISE MARSHALL Friday,
April Is. 1882, at l.30 pm. from Yer
mont Avenue Baptist Church. Vermont
ave between @ and SITS. NV. Morning
Star Lodge No 40; Columbia Lodge No.
85. and Columbia Temple. No 422, are in
vited MAMIE FANTROY, D. r.
ENv
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GREEN. ANDRrw A. On Thursday. April

y II. 1922, al his residence i429 W St. NV.
ANDREW A. GREEN. husband. Of Eliza
beth T. Green. father of Eva Y. Lee ana
the late N-aude E. JOY. brother Of Mrs.
Lillian Rowe and father-jn-Iaw Of Guy g
Lee Remains resting at Otis F. Allen S
funeral nome, 18th st. and Florida ave.
nv. Until SATURDAY, April l6, 10 am.
residence Funeral Sunday. April II. at
pm. from the 18th Street Baptist
ChVrrl Il
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II Ios5 " 55I5 ~
ST. NV. EMMA T. EVERHARD. wife OF
the la.e a. B Eyerhard and mother Of
Mrs. Herbert NJ Williams. Misses EliZe
beth and Nell Everhard OF washington. D.
G., and Mrs. Augustus DAndre o{ Phila-
delphia. Pa. Services at the s H. Hines
Co funeral home, 1901 14th st. NV, on
Friday. April IS at l pm. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. IA
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DODD, LULA On Tuesday, April II, 1882,
at her rSsidence StanhOpe Apts.. New
Jersey ave. and II st. NV, LULA DODD.
devoted Wife Of James NJ; Dodd. She
leaves two daughters. Myrtle md Grace,
and three sons. John, Edward and VIII
liam Dodd. Body resting at Perry &
Walshs funeral parlors. Burial in Blu
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All n f9s5 NOFI e1G1r NJ 6t
1851 Georgia ave Body resting at the
funeral parlors Of Almus r. Speare. 1923
Conn ave Notice of funeral later.
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SCHMEHI.. FRANCIS PAUL. On Wednesday,
April l3, 1882. al his residence, Nc. 10 Mel
rose ave. Hyattsville. Nd. FRANCIS
PAUL, beloved husband OF Helen Agnes
Schmehl tnee HoTrIgan). Notice Of funeral
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IN. By CT0ef OF nc worthy maITOn.
LILLIAN DICKENS, Secretary

GENTSFR. NELLIE F. On Tuesday, April
II, 1882 at 2.30 pm. at her residence,
4l0n I4th st. W. NELLIE F. GENTNER.
Funeral services Friday at 10 am. at I'M
uaculate Conception Church. where mass
VIII be offered. Relatives and friends in
l4$
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DADE. ROSE HIN. The remains OF the
Dade 81. and dear mother Of Edna and
Edward Dade, ir. were disinterrec from
WoodlaWn Cemetery and interment was
made in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery on
Wednesday. April 13, 1882, at 4:30 pm
Rev. T. l. A Bennett OF Calvary P. E
Church officiated
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STUART. REAR ADMIRAL DANIEL D. '

> z M T. hF!Ah ADNIhAL U4NIEII ID. v
On Wednesday. April l3. 1882. at his resi-
DANIEL D. V. STUART, Z. S. N, retired,
beloved husband Of Alicia Smith Stuart;
'+Ses ~ m {4i - t;7,Ct ~ II
corner R. I. ave. and Conn. ave. NV. In
term mt Arlington National Cemetery.
New York City and Albany, n. Y. papers
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BAYARD, JAMES. On Monday. April IL.
1882, JAMES BAYARD. "a o st. W.. de-
ing him also are four sons Albert. Edward
Paul and ,c,du Ear Bagard. three daughters,
and Mrs. Ruth Lee two ErandchiIdTen+
Ae0 and Walter Lee ana other relatives
ani friends Remains at Fraziers funeral
Of funeral later. /
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.E. ELIZABETH JAoUEs. on Ap
oUIGLEY. MARY ELIZABETH. Suddenly.

J, Is32. a. Chateau St. Louis, Quebec, Can
ada after a short illness, ELIZABETH
JAQUES. daughter of the late James and
Alicia Moore
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MuIIArIS. IAIrs HENRY nennrted n

III al ,Asda Als aLNkd Dep Departed IS ,ea5 dR55
at ia o'clock, az New York City, JAMES
HENRY WILLIAMS. the loving and devoted
father of Capt. Gertrude Mahoney of 1909
9th st. NV. Notice Of funeral later.
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MDNDNl. EDWIN W. OU WtUIt8UdNs HpLI
10. 1882. at his home. Rockville, Nd. ED
WIN w in his 64th year, the beloved
husband of Elizabeth NJ. Monday. Funeral
from his late residence, FRIDAY. April ID,
at pm. Interment Rockville Union Gem
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HANIII TON. NELLIE. On Thursday, AprH
IA 1882, az her residence, l7O6, U st. nv
Ter Of Walter Hamilton. aunt Of Marion
Walker and Harold Hamilton. trPgI Funeral tSd
JCh1 Wesley A NJ E. Church. l4th and
Corcoran SIS. nv. Remains, resting, at At, the
" Ernest Jarvis funeral church. lf32 U
Cemetery 10
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"a, 1859. FANNIE CIAGGET'Tf the devoted
sister Of Edward Gaskins and aunt OF
Horace and Della GasSinS Funeral Sat
urday, April l6. at ! m from Eberezer
NJ. z. Church. 4th and D sts ne. Re
mains resting at The W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 U st NV Inter
ment lincoln Memorial Cemetery Is
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CRAIG. FANNY. All members of Corona

ION Household Of Ruth. No. 5i22, G, u.
0. of O F, are hereby notified of ths
death Of Sister FANNY CRAIG. Please at
tend funeral services Friday. April IS, 1899,
at Mount Carmel Church. 3rd and Eye SITS.
NV, at l pm. By order of
ANNIE EDWARDS, NJ. N. G.
i
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DELAIDE MARGARET. o.

Tuesday. April ~. 1882. at Charlcttes-
vile, Va. ADELAIDE MARGARET, daugh-
ter OF Napoleon B. and the late Anna
Margaret Williamson. Funeral Fridey
April Is, at am from S. Mary's
Catholic Church, Alexandria, Va. Inter-
ment St. Mary's Cemetery. Alexandria, Va.
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CRAIG. FANNIE Denarfed +bis life AnriI

y. 1892. az Gauineer Hospital FANNIE
CRAIG Of 8l3 N st. NV. She leaves to
mourn their loss an adopted daughter.
granddaughter. niece and a son-in-laW.
Remains resting at Moons funeral home,
1922 You St NV. Funeral Friday at 80
pm. from Mount Carmel Baptist Church,
3rd and Eve SITS nv. Rev. Jernigan Off
ClgtIug IltCrmeNt Payue'S Cemetery
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0Fatha

BAN. FANNY b. On Thursday. Apr,1 "A
1882. at the residence Of her dauzht5r, Mrs
J. Stoulil. 26l6 Myrtle ave ne. FAN.
NY b, beloved wife of the late John s
Rain. Services at the residence of hel
daughter on Saturday, April l6, at / .3t
pm. Interment private. IS
BAUER, LOUIS a. Suddenly. on Tuesday
tario Apartments. LOUIS A. beloved nus.
band Of Della Doolittle Bauer Funeral
from All Souls Unitarian Church. 10th
at IN. Interment private. Please omit
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April I3. 1892. at U S. Veterans Hos
pltal. EMILY FRANCES, beloved mother
cf Mrs. Harry H Hendricks and Miss
Mildred Lee. Remains resting al the
Tabler funeral home, 928 NJ St. NV.
until Friday. April Is. when services and
interment VIII be in Arlington National
Cemetery at IL IN, with military honors.
"a
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-MAYFTFID GEORGE If COUNT.

Thursday. April IA, 1882. At ! I'M. a
Freedmen's Hospital, GEORGE LIE COUNT
MAYFIELD nephew Of Miss Mary L. Eu-
rope grandson of Mrs Lorraine S. Europe
Of 1908 S st. NV. Remains at Frazier
home, 389 r. L ave. NV. Notice Of funeral
later 10
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1882. at his residence, 422 Ogiethorpe st
n ", GEORGE R, beloved husband OF
Mary M. Bowie and father OF Mrs Florence
NJ Watson and Mrs Annie L Noetzel Fu-
neral from his late residence Friday. April
ID. at 30 m. Requiem mass at the
church Of the Nativity at . am Relatives
and friends invited. nterment Mount
OhYet Cemctery. ii
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Life's race well run,
Lies work well done.
Now comes sMaat rnsf

WARE. RACHEL. The officers and members
of Miriam Chapter, No. 4, o. E. S, are
requested to attend the funeral of Hon
ored Lady RACHEL WARE on Friday,
April is. 1882, at pm, from Ebenezer
M E Church, 4th and D SITS. sc.
EMMA TOLIVER, r. NJ
- HENRY S. WASHINGTON, r. p.
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neral later.
TAUGHER, DIR PATRICK ]. On Tuesday,
ApLIl Y 1882, at st. Naziang. Wis, Dr..
PATRICK J.. beloved husband Of the late
oence, 707 TucEerman ST. NV. Saturday.
April l6 at $50 am. Requiem mass at
the Church of the Nativity at am. Rel
atlves~ and friends invited to attend. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery Is
TAYLOR VIRGINIA. On Wednesday. April
daughter of Alberta Taylor, sister OF
Frances and Ellen Taylor Remains rest
Ing at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church,
l l432 You st. nv 1nterment Clifton, Va
TILGHHIAN. RICHARD COOKE. On April
a. 1882. at $50 am, at his residence.
1904 LEGATION St. Chevy Chase, d. C.
RICHARD COOKE TILGHMAN, beloved
husband OF Carolyn Jones Tilghman. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
"wednesday. April l3. 1892. CHARLES r.
VALENTINE. devoted husband Of Lucinda
ValeGtine, brother of William, Joseph and
John Valentine and Sally Simmons. step
father of Thaddeus Bright and Pearl Bel
lows Notice of funeral later. Remains
church. 1892 st. NV
WALTER. IRENE BAILEY. Suddenly April
IA 1882, at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Minnie l. Edwards in Berwyn, Nd,
at the W c. White funeral chapel Laurel
Md. Notice Of funeral later
WARE, RACHEL. Departed this life Mon
day, April II. 1892, at he~ residence, 752
1872 st. Sc, after a brief illness. RACHEL
WARE, daughter OF the late Tollison ard
Jane Ware and sister of Katie Howa rd
Funeral Friday April Is, at pm, from
sc Relatives and friends invited to at
tend.
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WHEELER, FRANCES NJ On Thursday.
April Ia, 1882 at $40 am. at the resi-
dence of her niece Mrs. A B. Fennel,
Saul rd.. Chevy Chase Md, FRANCES
NJ, beloved wife of Edward w. Wheeler.
Notice Of funeral later
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HTTTIE. EDNA VI. on Wednesday Apt
I3 1892 EDNA NJ. beloved wife of ,Miltor
/. Eittie aged 81 years, Funera! IRON
W W Deal fu0eral home. 8l6 H St. ne, ne
to Holy Comforter Church. where requiem
mass viii be said at m. for the repost
of her soul Relatives and friends invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
ia 1922, at his residence. the Narne Apt.
24oQ 18Th {, NV GEORGE ". belqyst 3Dift
ana fether Of Misses Sue and Jessi'
Jolly Of washington, D C, and Perc'
Jolly Of Cleveland. Ohio lntermeh
OWenSbOrO, Ky.