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Deaths Reported.

Fanny J. Peck Of. 1919 Decatur st:
John H. Jennings. &, ss. sibley Hospital
5a4s hn Mhtsass Msasd g 1922 ssso ino ye
Marssret 1mirie IS; 1915 Calvert St.
Mnry MAJ! l. Rs0Eod. RsUGs e. The Pertner PsTt APs
Elizabeth I. Skipper. IS, fila Ochesa-
eeSTss ee H Ellis. es, 500 Concord ave.
Nellie. H. Dawson. 81: 13i R st. ne.
cIsrense S rows RoWsaviile. ri G 81. Gafieid RI Hosp.
william ?, Hunt. 62. U. S. Soldiers Home
Theresa Potzner. SO, 1912 Florida ave. ne
John Mikedis. 54. S04 K St
kebanS sSiamS Kds r nn l24 s Hosp
Aatoinette L Wiiliams Is. 7is Kennedy st.
RT1oSd RTy N ends5sSn e9sSn e u tTOSt So21 "
Matte III. Taylor. Al. Emergency Hospital.
Charlotte M. Baines. 3S: Sibley Hospital.
John R. Bersin.. 81 1905 Eye st; ne.
Infant Victor NJ oberholtzer. 1857 9th
Infant Magnetic. Garinser Hospital.
Infant Piel Gallinger Hospital
Roberta curtis, Is. 7i4 st st. o.
Belle Rollins, SO; Freedmen's Hospital.
Peyton a. osnssF sGf sheEdsn Hesps p
Mabel Payne; t3. SallinEeT Hospital
Hettie Mayfeid a. 1s1a ss5 Capitol d0sRssi ave- e.
esa5l Ess5 S,a0a.. SL,h0mas. q. so2 7th St. Sc,
john q Is g. Esabe.Dg bafDta adsp.
Eusene Robinson. Is daiiinser Hospital.
Infant sesr
Infant MONTGOMERY Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Jones. Gallinser Hospital.
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Marriage Licenses.

Norman B. Dodd. A. and Helen NJ. Pad
sett. 2o; both Of 1012 Slst st. Sc;
and HARRIET A. Ekin. AS, I40I Fairmont
William 3; Gamble; e; f,; 1899 Gallssin St;
Buren, ST.; Rev. S. j. HOGAN
Jacob Blumbers. "a. and Elizabeth Bess-
man q, & both of 1924 D st. Sc; Rev.
Isnatius J, Bradecamp, "a, 55 s St. and
Margaret 3. Koehler, l9. 3l9 l4th St.
me-; Rev. w. F. Hyland..
bert, 20. both Of @ @4S4 o. o st.: Rev. J. N. n
George l.. Lynch. 40. and vivien U. Will
lard; a, both Of Columbus. Ohio; Rev.
winhsSldt iEinssoSS sOSSnson. So. New York City.
and Violet n, M; Harris, ,,;S,; 2S; 2574 sher-
roRe %an aye osishan shs n M ~ wiams and Mary L.
BsSekii IS; SOth of Alexandria' Va;
william william + r. Z Granger. rang "a. 171s Oregon ave-
nue., and Elizabeth Grigsby, II, 525
5th ST.; Rev. D. E. Wiseman.
William c. Frutiger, jr- 81, Red Lion.
Pa. and Barbara H. Inmel, Is, York.
william Rsy K HeTSid ASsEs sS.ns sS sse st. se and
Blanche e cranmer. 81. 2526 18th ST.;
Judge r; e. Mattingly;
sarah Males. IS. Brooklyn. N. z; Judge
r. 8. Mattingly.
William A. Edwards, 19, Fairmont Heights,
Md; MAkdis; and Emma 4; Thomas, ls, All
Leonard w. Doob. 27. New Haven. Conn,
and Eyeline Bates. %. 3616 Fulton st.;
Harry !: Eckstein, %; 542a connecticus
aeo1ss 6. g. ris.on. "a, p 1853 Quincy st.. and
SseiIs &c 4; sln,fh gray 30 i7ol Il st.; Rev.
Norwood J. Vaughan. es, ess 9Th st. s.w..
and Daisy M. johnson, Is, 1854 4th
st., s.w.; Rev. A. F; Poore:
Abraham Freeman, Ss, ,l los i Massachusetts ,es,
1st st.; Rey: JACK Dubose., 49,,
i kSilips So 10th Of 'PS PfedsrieRsSurs sRHs 8
Frank Jones: So. 14os 18th St, and
Sylvia Williams. 33. 1911 10th ST.;
Mif TJs r. E. 5s'sS lois Mi aa and
Jesse ovens. $50 20. los Pierce st., and
ella " &C Gs1sis, s,3s.,v II. Fenton pl,: Judge
truds truds spiysy. %. castaiia. N. C.; Rev.
Eddie c. seiba, "a. 1881 x st. Sc, and
Virginia P. Roberts. 90, Burnleys, va;
Neil II. selfridge Al, and Lula B. simp-
s;.I son ~ both Of 1921 st.; Judge r. e.
Anderson sss,nsss 3. Jackson, IS. 1905 5otn st.
ne, and Virginia Z; Randolph. 19, 5523
Jay st; ne; Rev. E. <; Tyler.
FLORENCE Moran: 80, ocononowee, Wis;
Charles 3; Eo5lnson; q; ssl1 18th st..
coran st.; Rev. W. r. Brooks. wv
Charles r. Miller, 30, 1104 East Capitol
ST., and Helen B. Redmond, 25. 1102
5th st. me-: Rev. o. F. Blackwelder.
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BRADFORD, ONCE
AGENCY HEAD, DIES.
Founder of Investigation
Service Had Many
important Cases.

Morgan Bradford, 70, founder of the
Bradford Investigation Service, died in
Garfield Hospital yesterday after an
illness Of three months.
During his many years Of detective
work one Of Mr.. Bradford's specialties
was investigation Of major trade prob
lens. and he had represented num-
Der of large corporations. Another
phase of his work was uncovering for
eign espionage in this country.
During the World War Mr.. Bradford
and his STAFF helped the late John r.
Rathom, then editor of the Providence
Journal. conduct investigations into
the presence Of German spies on the
American coast. During the James,
town Exposition william Howard Taft.
then Secretary of War. selected him to
watch members of visiting foreign
fleets to keep them from taking secret
pictures Of fortifications. He broke up
the activities Of one group.
He later made investigations for
Frank J. Hogan in connection with
the famous oil cases in which Hogan
represented Edward L. Doheny.
A native Of this city, he founded the
Bradford Detective Service in 1885.
The organization, now known as the
Bradford Investigation Service, in re-
cent years has been headed by his son,
T. Walter Bradford. The elder Mr..
Bradford, however, acted as consult
ant until several weeks prior to his
death.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Jane
Davis Bradford: his son, q brother,
Vivian Bradford, and two grandchil-
dren. Gary and Virginia Bradford. Mr..
Bradfords home was at POSI- Park
road.
Funeral services will be held at 2
pm. tomorrow at Chambers funeral
home, 1400 Chaplin street. Burial will
be in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Births Reported.

Arthur and Elizabeth Campbell. twin girl.
Willlam and Priscilla Woodward, jr boy.
Lloyd and Drusilla Kirby. boy.
Herbert and Clarabelle Kneessi boy
Fred and Kate Mcmillan. boy.
Irving and Lillian Stearman boy.
Samuel and Mildred want. boy.
Thomas and Frances Mattinely girl
Miles and Virginia Umbenhsuer, girl.
Arthur and Lula Murray girl.
Welby and Belle Marsh boy.
Ralph and Thelma Stevenson, boy.
Herbert and Adrienne Byerly, bow.
Charles and Theresa Burke girl.
Philip and Blanche Hills, girl.
Arthur. and Alice Emge girl
Edward and Sarah Pardoe. girl.
Lee and Sarah Brown. boy.
Vernon and Margaret Holm, boy.
Elwood and Mildred Hefiin. boy.
Marion and Gertrude Overman, boy.
William and Sally Brewer. boy
Tonkey and Halle johnson, girl
John and Margaret Dewitt. jr., girl.
Louise and Carrie Cohen. girl.
Martin and Cleste RoesS. jr.. girl.
Victor and Emile Adams boy.
John and Grace West. boy,
Willard and Vivian Edge boy.
Harry and Octavia Ciendening, girl.
William and Eunice Brady, girl
Theodore and Avis Terrence. boy.
Frank and Lottie Jones boy
George and Christine Jeffries boy,
Nelson and Gladys Lyles boy
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HOFFMAN STILL SEEKS
DR.. CONDOR INTERVIEW
Governor Willing to Go to Home
in Bronx If Jafsie Will Not
Go to New Jersey.
Hy the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TRENTON, N. j., March l9.-Gov.
Harold Hoffman still sought today to
arrange an interview with DR.. John
F. Condor, Lindbergh intermediary,
in the short time left before Bruno
Hauptmann's scheduled execution
date.
The Governor has expressed a will
ingness to interview DR.. Condor at
his home in the Bronx II Jafsie Is un-
willing to come to New Jersey. He
said he would want a stenographic
record Of all proceedings.
mo comment" has been the invari-
able reply of DR.. Condor to all queries
concerning his plans since he re-
turned Tuesday from a two months
vacation in Panama with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Myra Hacker.
Yesterday Attorney General David
Wilentz, who prosecuted Hauptmann,
spent an hour with Jafsie at his Bronx
home in what he described as 80
cial visit"
He would not comment.
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1tt Mrntnrtanf.

BROWNLEY. WALTER. In loving remem.
bTaRce ctr Of my husband w WALTER BROWN
ago today March 90. 1880. Love and
remembrance last always, His devoted
wife. EMMA BROWNLEY.
CARTER, SARAH J. In loving remem.
vI 5Tance Of 9f my dear sister: SARAH 'AAR J. CAR
ago today. March 90. 1888.
She had a smile for every one,
heart as pure gold;
To those who knew and loved her
HER pEyoTED SISTER. i as.ta MRS FT soPa1A eSf
GRISsAM. WILLIAM J. In memory Of
WI LA h0eha aR sHM & pu T. Gshs s. Parf rf's5 Po
lice, who was killed four years ago to.
day March 20. 1889.
His m'~SEE WIFE yl AND fyfB 1ASoa4RRs Ss Tt1A gs:
MILLER. CLARA E. tribute of love and
to ths meIoTy psca Of our dIns
MILLER who left aus US fouT years aso TO-
day. March 20, 1882.
She brought US a load of sunshine,
sh sns chee[ed en- f,d us tnrough & oar darkest days;
BY her many loving ways.
She las gone. she's with her Savior:
why tt. Il Se9t ars ye s Step 10 w9Rder I
THE FAMILY.
MINOR. AUDREY SYLVIA. A tribute Of
love in memory of our devoted daughter.
AUDREY SYLVIA. who departed this
life nine years ago today. March 90. 1927.
There was an angel band In heaven
That was not quite complete:
So God took our precious daughter
To fill the vacant seat
MOTHER AND DADDY.
SCHWARTZ. SARA FRANK. In loving
memory of our dear mother. SARA
FRANK SCHWARTZ, who passed away
fourteen years ago today March 20.
1922. HER CHILDREN.
REYNOLDS, HENRY HOOD. In sad but
loving remembrance Of my dear SON,
HENRY HOOD REYNOLDS. who depart
ed this life six years ago today. March
30, 1890.
Each day review the memories that are
so sweet and true.
And / realize. dear son. I am zone" Of
Just few
That are left with such beautiful mem-
ories as have Of you:
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MRS. EDMONDS0N DIES
AFTER FALL IN HOME
Funeral Services Are Planned
Sunday for Widow Of
Minister.

Mrs. Margaret 6. Edmondson, 2415
Twentieth street, widow of Rev. John
Blair Edmondson, for many years o
Presbyterian minister at Belvidere,
N. j.. died yesterday In Garfield Hos
pital. She had been injured in q
fall in her home about six weeks ago.
Mrs. Edmondson had been q resi-
dent Of this city for the last II years,
coming here after the death of her
husband. She Is survived by her
daughter, Miss Beth L. Edmondson.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 pm. Sunday In Hines funeral
home, 2s0l Fourteenth street. Rev.
DR.. A. J. Mccartney, pastor Of Cow
enant-First Presbyterian Church, will
officiate. Burial will be In Oshawa,
Ontario.
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EDWARD NJ. DEUTERMAN
DIES; RITES TOMORROW
Retired Navy Yard Foreman to
Be Buried in Arlington
National Cemetery.

Edward M. Deuterman, "a. retired
Navy Yard foreman, died Wednesday
at his home, 20 Eighteenth street
southeast.
Funeral services will be held at $50
am. tomorrow in Epworth M. E.
Church. following brief services at
the residence. Burial will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
Mr.. Deuterman was retired about
four years ago after about 80 years of
service. He was a veteran Of the
Spanish American War and was a
member of Nelson A. Miles Camp,
Spanish War Veterans.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ellen
Deuterman; q daughter, Mrs. Elsie
McVerry, and three sons. Edward NJ,
jr.; Frank I. and Arthur L. Deuterman,
all Of this city.
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G. G. CRAWFORD, RETIRED
STEEL EXECUTIVE, DIES

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM. Ala, March 30
George Gordon Crawford, Sc, retired
steel executive, died today.
For % years he was president of
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railroad Co.,
United States Steel's principal South
ern subsidiary.
After the death Of the late Judge
Ebert H. Gary, who was his close
friend, Mr.. Crawford resigned to ac-
cept the presidency Of Jones &
Laughlin Steel Corp, Pittsburgh,
early in 1880. He remained there
until May, 1884, when he retired
from active business.
His salary as president Of Jones &
Laughlin was reported as 100000
annually. one of the highest in the
Nation.
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Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star tDtu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. tnclustre. xp
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For The Sunday Stas
up to II pm. Saturday.
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Uarn nf Thanks.

our thanks to friends and relatives Of
our late husband and father. ALFRED A.
TURNER. for their kind expressions of
sympathy and beautiful floral offerings
during his recent illness and death.
THE FAMILY
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THE WEATHER

District Of Columbia--Rain tonight;
tomorrow rain, probably changing to
snow and colder, lowest temperature
tonight about 80 degrees; increasing
easterly winds, becoming fresh north
and northwest tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Rain to-
night; tomorrow rain, probably chang
ing to snow and colder.
West Virginia-Rain this afternoon,
changing to snow tonight, probably
ending tomorrow morning; warmer in
central and slightly colder in extreme
west portion tonight, colder in east
portion tomorrow.
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JOSEF .KASPAR, I'LL
FOR YEARS, DIES
Capital Violinist, IS, Was
Recognized as Leader in
Musical Circles.

Josef Kaspar, 78, Washington musi-
clan and violin teacher for half q
century, died yesterday at his home,
1217 M street. He had been in i'll
health for several years.
Since coming to Washington in 1881
as conductor Of the orchestra at the
old Ford's Opera House, Mr.. Kaspar
has been a recognized leader in musi-
cal circles of the Capital. He was
organizer and conductor Of the old
WiIhelmj Club, the Washington Choral
Society and several occasional orches-
tras. Many Of his proteges have be-
come nationally famous.
Mr.. Kaspar was born at Tabor, in
Bohemia, now Czechoslovakia. His
father was John Kaspar, gifted Bohe-
mian musician, who later became first
clarinetist in the Peabody Symphony
Orchestra in Baltimore.
Studied Under Benewitz.
Coming to the United States in
1864, Mr.. Kaspar lived with his par
ents in Baltimore throughout his boy
hood. At the age of l6 he returned
to his native land and studied violin
for four years under Anton Benewitz
He studied later in Paris, then re-
turned to Baltimore and played in
the Peabody Symphony Orchestra
under direction Of the late Oscar
Hamerik.
Before settling in Washington in
1881. Mr.. Kaspar married Miss Annie
Roemer, Of Baltimore, who gave up
promising operate and concert
career for matrimony. Mrs. Kaspar
became one Of Washington's leading
singing teachers. She was associated
with the Mount Vernon Seminary
until her death In 1928.
In 1886 Mr.. Kaspar organized the
Wilhelmj Club, a string orchestra
which gave three concerts each year.
He later was appointed conductor of
the Georgetown Amateur Orchestra,
and after merging the two groups
served as conductor for IS years.
From 1893 to 1908 Mr.. Kaspar was
conductor of the washington Choral
Society, which achieved eminence
for high artistic standards through
out his term as leader.
Home Was Landmark.
Concurrently with his work as or
chestra director, Mr.. Kaspar gave
violin instruction at the Mount Yer
non Seminary. He taught there for
40 years and after his resignation
about q decade ago kept a large class
Of private pupils until illness forced
him to retire.
Mr.. Kasper's hor-e on Mount Sal
vat, near Bluemont, Va, was one of
the landmarks in the vicinity of
historic Smokers Gap. The musician
built the dwelling in 1885 when the
trail up the moumtain-side Vas little
more than a COW path. He personally
blasted rocks to build the road which
now leads to the settlement there.
A few years after the death of
his first wife, Mr.. Kaspar married
Mrs Minnie Brouse, who survives him.
Other survivors include a daughter,
Mrs. Franceska Kaspar Lawson. So
prano concert singer and wife of DR..
Huron w. Lawson: son. Henry r.
Kaspar pianist and head of the Henry
Kaspar, pianist and head Of the Henry
brothers, John and Frank, of Balti-
more. and Anton Kaspar. Washington
violinist and teacher; several sisters,
who live in Baltimore, and seven
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 3
pm. tomorrow at the residence. Rev.
DR.. U. G. B. Pierce. pastor of All
Souls Unitarian Church. will nfficiate.
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TYLER. ROBERT Departed tb;,

THLER. ROBERT. Departed this lie
on THURSDAY. March l9 1886. at his
residence; 2124 P st. NV, ROBERT
TYLrR loving son OF Mrs. Betty Jones
beloved husband of Lillian Tyler, brother
Of William Russell. Mrs. Hattie Mosley,
Mrs. Georgia Robinson, Mrs. Daisy Alex
ander and Miss Julia Tyler He also
leaves other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting. at the John T. Rhines
FUNERAL chapel, 3rG and Eye SITS. sw,
Notice of funeral later,
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Report for Last 81 Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. "a. noon today. Year ago. 65.
Lowest, SO, 6:l5 am. today. Year
ago 40
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 75. on March 10.
Lowest. o. on January 23.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
prom noon yesterday to noon today)
Highest. s4 per cent, at am. today.
Lowest, Al per cent. at IL am. today.
Tids To
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March 10. 1886. at her residence. l72S
W st. Sc, ELLEN L1STON EDWARDS.
beloved wife Of the late William Ed
wards. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Monday. March %. at $50
am thence to st. Theresa's Church.
said at s am. for the repose Of her soul.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Mount Qlivet CemeferY 90
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Precipitation.

Monthly precipitation in inches in Il
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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WILKERsoN. LILLY. On Thursday. March

WlLkERSON. LILLY. On Thursday, March
~. 1886, at her residence. IS Florida
ave. ne. LILLY WILKERSON, mother
OF Elizabeth Carter Blanche Jenkins,
Flossie Wildly. Agnes Brannum and Lu-
cllle Wilkerson. She also leaves two
sons. Thomas and Raymond wilkerson,
and host of other relatives and friends
Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church. 1892 You st. NV. Fu-
neral Sunday. March % at l:30 pm
from the Union Wesley A. NJ. e Church.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. %
YORK. ALICE W. On Friday. March 90,
1885. at the residence of her daughter.
ALICE W YORK wife of the iafe JOHN oa
L. York. Remains resting at the Lee
funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne. Notice of funeral later.
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Thursday. March 10, 1896. al her i''r resi- 81
dsnee; 2905 1lth st. NV. MARY E.
TURNER tMAMIE). beloved daughter Of
the late Susan Thompson and sister OF
the late Mildred Barnes. She leaves TO
mourn their loss, devoted and beloved
daughter, Griselda W. Turner; two
nieces. Keturah and Mildred Barnes;
and nephews, Philip. Joseph TAYLOR.
Turner and Joe Barnes. Funeral Mon
Gay. March %. at ! pm, from the resi-
dence. 1914 Girard st. NV. Remains
resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis. funeral
church. 14d2 You st. NV. until 5 D M
Saturday: thereafter at the above resi-
dence. Interment WOODLAND Cemstery.
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10: 1895. at 1909 9th st. NV. MAGGIE
WALKER. She is survived by a devoted
husband, Thomas Walker; three daugh-
ters. two sons. six grandchildren: also
other relatives and friends. Funeral
Sunday. March 90. at 1870 pm. from
Malvan & Schey's funeral home, New
Jersev ave; and r st. NV, Rev. Alfred
Minor officiating, 81
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ROSE. GEORGE U. On Friday. March 90.
1896 at Soldiers Home HOSPITAL after
loved husband OF the late Emily D.
Rose and father of Crete, Emily. Joseph.
Edwin. Fred. Herbert and the late
George u. jr. and Irwin Rose Sery-
ices at the Tabler funeral home, 42I7
Sth st. n W. on Monday. March 81 at
Pm followed by interment in Rock
Greek CPmRtPry
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E NJ LUSKEY. Commander,
PRINT E. SHOMETTE. Adjutant

DOUGLAS. NELLIE. Departed this life
March II. 1886. at Gallinger Hospital
NELLIE DOUGLAS. beloved wife Of
Leonard Douglas. She also leaves to
mourn their loss beloved father. George
Smallwood; six daughters. Helen Haw-
kins. Betty Elizabeth, Lucille. Regina.
Rebecca and Mary Douglas: three sons,
Leonard tr.;. William and Rov Douglas:
two sisters Henrietta Smallwood and
Mary Hughes; three brothers. Abraham
Arthur and william Smallwood, and
also other relatives and friends Re
mains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral
home. 1900 South Capitol St Remains
Quander st. Sc. at pm Friday. Fu-
neral Saturday. March 81, at 3 pm.
from st. Phillips Presbyterian Church
at Woodville Md Interment John Wes-
lev Church Cerneterv On
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WAkD. JOHN FRANCIS. On Tuesday,
JOHN FRANCIS WARD husband iOof't Of he
late Antoinette Ward father OF Cath
crime D. Coughlin. Mrs. Marsaret Higas
Of Baltimore. Md; Mary I Ward. Edi:h
Goodfell and Homer Ward. Funeral
from the w. W. Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home, SIT 11th st. Sc. on Sat-
uroay, March 2l. at $50 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Intermen;
Mount Olivet Cemetery 90
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WEARE, BURTON. Suddenly. on Wednes.
oay, March 1S. 1896 at Casualty Hos
gtsl. BURTON WEARE. beloved son Of
frederick and Leah Weare. Funeral
from the w. w: Chambers Co. Southeast
funeral home. SIT 11th St Sc, on Sat-
urday. March 81. at . pm Relatives
and friends invited Interment Addison
Chapel, Seat Pleasant Md on
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WEIGH MISS JULIA A. On wednesday,, y,
March Is. 1885. at Emergency Hospital.
after short illness. Miss JULIA A.
Eye SITS. Remains now resting at the
Joseph Gawler Sons funeral home. 1854
Pa: ave. NV. Funeral from St Patrick s
Church Saturday morning 10 O'clock
March 21. Burial in Mount Olivet Gem.
eterV
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EDMUNDSON, MARGARET 5. On Thurs
day, March 10. 1896. at Garfield Hos
pital, MARGARET S. EDMONDSON. wife
OF the late Rev. j. B. Edmondson and
mother OF the late Jessie B. Edmondson
and one surviving daughter. Beth L.
Edmondson. FNeral services at the S.
H. Hines Co; funeral home. 2901 14th
st. NV. on Sunday. March 90, at $50
pm. Interment at Oshawa. Ontario,
Canada %
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FURR, CLAUDE. On Thursday. March
-. 1886. at Emergency Hospital
CLAUDE FURR. beloved husband of
Mary FUR and father of Mrs. Hazel
Burkley. Marie. Claude. jr.: William
Ellen. Mary Florence and May Alice Furr
Remains resting at the w. w. Chambers
Co. funeral home 400 Chaplin St NV,
until Saturday. March 81. 12 noon.
Funeral services in the Baptist Church
Middleburg. Va at 2:30 pm. Relatives
and friends invited Interment Sharon
Cemetery. Middleburg Va.
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DEUTERMANN. Z. NJ. The officers and
2zsfs7 members of Gen. Nelson A. Miles
Camp. No. l. United Spanish
#sYSSHBl War Veterans. are requested to
fslSsfyHHb assemble at am. Saturday,
&NZ9 March 21. 1886 at 20 18th st
$5Sl Sc to assist in the burial of
&g our late comrade z. M DEUTER-
MANN 1nterment Arlington National
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PROVOST. COUNTESS TERESA. On We'd
Hospital. COUNTESS TERESA SEHesTs PREVosT'
beloved wife of the late Charles A.
Provost. Remains resting at Saffeli's
chaoel: 5th and H SITS NV Funeral
from the above chapel at 10 m Satu--
gay, March FL. Interment St. Mary's