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76-ACRE FAIRFAX ESTATE,


SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOME
Beautiful restored home, on 40 cleared
Snd 80 wooded acres. within 16 miles of
Washington. on, hard-surfaced road. On
living room with exposed logs and large
stone fireplace, 14x14 dining room. equip
ped kitchen, bedroom and private bath,
leading to screened porch overlooking
on the second floor are bedrooms and
room and bath guesthouse and 4-room
snS bath house Also m0der
>'H'''e'e'' Priced PRICED AT $4,000.
THOS G. MAGRUDER CO.,
~ 2oo5I Wilson Blvd. Arlinston. Va
FOR QUICK SALE
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
Near LCray, Va, Page Co.: I47-acre
This farm contains about rs acres
OF good farming limestone lane. 40 acres
OF permanent pasture, balance in wood
and some fruit.
Watered by everlasting well with wind
This property consists Of ? dwellings
. barns and outbuildings; one of these
dwellings is now occupied by a reliable
white tenant who has been there years
and can be well recommended, the other
dwelling is vacant.
The croLs now growing are the fol-
lowing: % acres small grain to be har-
vested, 90 acres in corn, ] acre potatoes
and . acres to be planted. in tomatoes for
the cannery
Mail route and bus service right by
the door, also telephone service, electricity
This farm, can be divided satisfactorily
s633. 1881 Conn. ave. NV 2s'
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AUToMoelLfs ron SALE.

immssulat.; imDcs.iSIs 70 tsh from nsx:
,ss 1: Z. ''si. g. $685. s'' os:a 3: e
sRSSeHz siRaSaz WAGON. 1s41 Pontiac; absolutely
today At Arcade Pontiac Co., Wsshinston's
.,ss e0stss ssoe ass5 o..n !. 4sT q, asya9: n9:,
Nv WILL % BUY : good used car sss. ,es Peisymouth.
feGs 5fs I sH1 ss ss sor ss
tires: no dealers. Chestnut 1000. Ext.
M f.S ,.ns., as.S ssHsyre. s pys s,s owner
Il TARicxs. RS s Tess g oiasmosil. b% and p u c.:
operates in Bethesda. Nd; present owner
n9go n9g aysrasins sslo .s per ssek Sen for for
sTATioN 81 ias,sse wxSoN. @ 1s41; 10000 miles;
hsstsT oaa Ss Luxe rerS DO sa
owner c.il Saais Il. sis7 No or inspect. lg.ss iss
S:Ti S;5aP: "a 4. sse ss ::a;. cen: or 9Ss ' aa'ns,
s-door; also .le41 Fisetlined 4-door and
se. from sss cars sn mss
". q: aszs11 " isss
FORD 1871 4.DooR- SUPER DE Luxe
sedan: original black hnish. excellent tires
ana mechanically perfect; car like new.
1aaa aEa!gHsrEo 4 Is NV: sgerlos 'A1ks H. s9 ss4s
ios.nilessse car o .ith pfscticsjis "a % new sifss.
radio, heater. Guaranteed mechanically.
cHEvY CHASE MOTOR CO.
PONTIAC POM! s.t. isa2 De @ LUxE CoNvEET1nLI .l
immaculate throughout
1aas aassHsfRo 4 g. NV. Avcr'oS sA1Es rs. sei seais.
pACKARD 1871 CLUB COUPE, MODEL
lisht. spot1ess upholstery, excellent tires.
Guaranteed mechanically. Price. S1,206:
77ss eHEyY W,., sys CHASE MOTOR ws 60; ;sas
FORD 1870 4-DooR DE Luxe sEDAN;
oushly overhauled.
la5e an5!gnsTEo 4 j. NV. nAVcrIoS sAIEs HS sos sssoss
PLYMOUTH 1e41 SPECIAL DE LUKE
ssdans; Also club coupes and two-doors.
rsdd. G sssh .na t. choose
tsed mechanically. Priced from 3l,145.
7zss eHEyy u! ;, 81 CHASE i : assoifoE ssi IS CO. Ian,
PONTIAC 1941 de luxe 2-door. BeAutifui,
low W.miieaSe car. equipped with fresh-air
heater and defroster 5 very good tires.
rf.es scAsvS cAEv4 cHHss af1gs: MOTOR CO.
7725 Wis. Ave WI 1f53k
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

Y Indian. SIT. sideear; 1st-
class condition: reasonable. Chaconas
Florist. $500 14th st. NV, CO. 9775.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN, 1887: motor just re-
S425 cash. Call wO. 4s14 after pm.
INDIAN Chief. 1941; buddy seat and saddle
bags, 3g, 10000 mi; .S525; no telephone.
INDIAN 1888 model built up to 1893
model good condition; S185.00. 13l Chin
quapin Village, Alex, Va.
HARLEY, late model. 4 speeds, 13. 600 mi =,
like new; $425. Also parts for Harley
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IDFAI. STOCK FARM

so miles from. Washington over Lee hwy
on hard road; mostly in grazing and
crops large stream through property; r.
room brick Colonial house on elevation
good tenant house, stock barns; price,
S27sSo0; half cash; shown by appointment
Have a. number OF desirable stock farms,
don 3S. BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon,
Fairfax County, Va.
FLORIDA ORANGE GROVES,
Farms, homes and money-making business
opportunities throughout Florida homes
under $4,000 tax exempt. Write today for
yoour FREE copy big Spring Strout Cata-
log, hundreds bargains Florida. 23 other
states. STROUT REALTY. l12-W North
Woodland blvd, De Land. Fla.
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"STOUT BARGAINS. !"

300 Secures 99-Acre Farm.
cool SHADE prefty vaey S vsT
barn 30x4s. corncrib. milk and poultry
houses, straw shed 20x4o; depot town 3
miles, 25-min. drive to city ADVANTAGES,
mile to school; about 65 a. for high-paying
Pa. crops, wire-fenced pasture watered by
RUNNING water, wood, 80 apple, cherry
Productive go; Good Bldss.
Cash market at door, ! "a miles to Md.
village. depot handy, about rs level acres
pasture and wood, fruit trees; white
painted dwelling rms, porches maple
shade, cement-basement barn, garage,
Ersnary, other bldgs.; aged owner unable
to handle; $500, part down: Dc. As Big
Free Catalog. Bargain many States.
STROUT REALTY, 1427-N Land Title
plSc dalr Dc
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Attention, Defense Workers!

Attention, Defense Workers!
Here Is Your Opportunity
at price you can afford to pay: We have
many to choose from, all late model mer-
cnandise; we give liberal trade allowances;
monthly terms can be arranged.
1912 Plymouth special &c luxe 4-door
sedan; robins egg blue finish. like new
1941 Buick super 6-pass. coupe: radio,
heater, Wv. tires, seat covers, $4,000
MI: one-owner car; beautiful green hnish,
like new.
2 1941 Buick super 4-dr. sedans.
1871 Dodge huid drive sedans
l 1871 Oldsmobile 4-dr. sedan.
! 1874 Pontiac 5-pass. coupe.
l 1910 Plymouth 4-dr. sedan.
l 1910 Chevrolet spec. de luxe tour. sed
1870 Plymouth 5-pass. coupes.
l 1897 De Soto 4-door sedan
1897 Packard 4-eoor sedan
1895 Plymouth 4-door sedan.
HERMAN /. SMITH MOTOR CO.,
5734 Georgia Ave 2Ss
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In st. Marys County. Md.
SHOWN by AppOlntment.
George H, Harris, Agent,
Cr MApvc CITY An
81. . Vi !, MI.
One of Virginia'S Finest.

George H. Harris, Agent,
ST MARYs CITY. MD
One of Virginia's Finest.
500 beautiful fertile slightly rolling
acres, all cleared. in bluegrass and cuiti-
vation except 15-acre woodlot; lovely mod
ern home, attractive setting and grounds,
most magnificent and expansive viw of
Blue Ridge and Skyline Drive: tenant
houses, several large barns, concrete silo,
water power grist mill, cattle scales, or
chard, fine creek. stone, post and rail
fencing; on highway near fine town; this
farm will back UP its reputation as being
one Of Virginia's best; good labor setup;
PRESTON NJ. BROWNING, cULPEPER, VA
NICE FARM-$4,4 400.
Owner called to Army: 120 a., open 55
O., good timber, streams; 7-rm. dwelling,
porches, elec.: mail, school bus, bus serv-
ice: includes 20 a. wheat, corn, 90 a. hay
crop. garden, teams, stock, poultry, imple-
ments: can be purchased lib. terms.
ELLIOTT BROOKS,
49,
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ATTENTION DEALERS!
We Wholesale Used Cars.
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan.
40 Buick super sedan
Al Buick surer sedan.
~ Cadillac "61" special sedanette.
~ Olds sedanette. hydromatic
40 Oics Torpedo sedan and club coupe.
a Pontiac sedans t5).
Al Mercury seoans ca.
40 Ford convertible coupes CD.
40 Plymouth convertible coupe
40 De Soto convertible coupe
40 Packard "120" 4-door sedan.
MANY OTHERS,
FYATTSVILLE BUICK co.
CALL WAKEFIELD ALL
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FARMS WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT house and sround
enough for poultry enterprise close in;
electricity and water. near transportation.
Box 3a-K, Star
PRIvATE PARTY will pay cash for farm
in nearby Md, not over $4,000. ME.
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FARMS FOR RENT.
FARM FOR RENT

III acres rooms, some farm equip
ment; close in: S45 per month Phone
Ashton 3s46, JOHN BURDOFT, r. F. D. 2,
Silver Spring, Nd
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E. M. FRY, Inc,

7240 Wisconsin Ave, Bethesda, Md.
Wisconsin 6740.
150-ACRE FARM. NEAR COOKSVILLE.
Howard Co.; unusually rich soil gross sales
OF farm products in l943. S9,0ool good
dvlg. and fine outbuildings; extensive view
OF counties Asking $4,000
R. B. PUE & CO.,
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TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
LAY PLUMMER, OWNER.

GAITHERSBURG, MARYLAND.
AUcTIONEER. JOHN W. NULL.
CLERK, ALVIE ETZLER.
MANAGER or SALE WIILIAMv. DAWSON
LUNCHEON IT'LL BE SOLD
ON {. lEMrSES,
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750 Acres, $36 Per Acre.

FCO %ANA %, spOU U 11OIO'
14-room brick house, built about 1910:
paved road, electricity available; 250 acres
in woods and timber, balance cleared and
under cultivation; 2 streams; fine stocked
cattle farm. As mi to D C. Growing
crops included. Terms "a cash
BUELL. M. GARDNER. E. KELLY.
Rockville, Md Phone $50
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Mrs. Ethel Sendlak, department
chief of staff, announced the char
ter is open for an auxiliary to
United States Government Print
ing Office Post. 1t will be instituted
at z pm. June 4 at 713 D street
NV.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.
COUNTRY ESTATE,

Located approximately IA miles from 18th
st. and the District line: it contains 100
area, stream through property; main house
is a modern, well-planned brick; many
very attractive features; other buildings
barn, chicken houses; property is being
sold on account Of i'll health; shown by
appointment only. except over week ends;
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The Hospital Committee of the
Military Order of the Coolies will
leave Union Station at 8 am. June
4 for the Newton D. Baker General
Hospital, Martinsburg. w. Va.
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TRAiLERS WANTED.

TRAILER BODY only, under 800. Ca
Falls Church 1854
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Meetings this week are:
Thursday-Equality- Walter Reed
Post, 1912 Ninth street NV.
Friday-National Capital Post, 713
D street NV.
June 4-United States Govern
ment Printing ONCE Post, 713 D
street NV.
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AvToMoeILn WANrrp tce,s.)

AOJONN01lkG4 WANIkO tCo0t.l.
A -tn9yyAIE fAlHf Win . 5000 cH. e.Il ],
= g! sy1E i. - % sil 5SvNq before you .sll .,u
vMStGI. dsss., asas sood g .h.
SoNssRrfstEn ss5N ssie n Hnss cof II ooss s,.a from n,
price. Phone Mr. Dists. wo. sess after
ANY GOOD USED CAR from 1885 up
wanted 81 xerfins lady: no dealers: viii
fkTvATE PARTY must have good car
pors DOT nn,on sses price not I'M
INDIVIDUAL win pay cash for q clean
,',.d ,1Temlsass SCI .ssI newest car possible de-
CoNvEKTIBLE wanted by private party:
all cash: car must have good tires. RA.
ARMY OFFICER desires to buy Bantam or
CrQslsy: Phone OR. .s111.
wANTED-P Y: G. license: will pay fair
WANTEDSLate model sedan. from private
owner 1880 Burke st. s.e.
@ PAY s.s cAsH for ass m9Ss car from
%5 Ssr; is snsS sSod condition. No dealers. Cali
TAxICAB.. with PUG. license or PUG.
alone; will pay substantial cash. Call
FSiv4THE PARTY wants 1s4o, 1s41 spas
senger. low -milease car from private own
er: cash. 81. 7161.
81 + 4 as
Cash FOR YOUR CAR, ANY MAKE or
MODEL. SEE Us BEFORE YOU SELL.
ROYAL MOTOR CO, PACKARD DEALER,
Is KENNEDY ST. NV. RA. 7720.
CHEvROLETS, ANY YEAR, 10 WANTED
At ONCE, FULL RETAIL PRICE PAID.
IMMEDIATE CASH. r. !. MOTOR CO..
1920 r. I. AVE. NE. PHONE MI. 9774
PONTIAC .1a4l, PAY PREMIUM IF GOOD
CONDITION. PHONE MI. 9774. r. T. MO-
TOR Co, 1920 r. !. AVE. NE.
FORDS. ANY YEAR, 10 WANTED AT
ONCE. FULL RETAIL PRICE IN CASH
r. I. MOTOR CO., 1920 r. I. AVE NE.
WILL PAY TOP CASH PRICES
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VACANT-10 ACRES.

$4,000, country home on hill rms
With shade, poultry house, lear garage,
2 streams, spring flowing through milk
house, has Philgas range, bath, electric
pump; more land available: possession at
once. JOHN BURDOFT, r. F. D. ., Silver
Spring, Md Call Ashton 2Sd6
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WHEELER, INC.
DEFINITELY PAYS THE HIGH PRICE
For Any Clean Used Car.
CALL WILL MAKE YOU MONEY.
4810 WiSconSin-OR. 1920.
CHRYSLER-PLYMOU DEALER.
Open q to &. Sunday / to a
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S-room house, log and frame; . baths,
hot-air heat, large chicken house, stream
! mi. from stores, churches. Owner in
Army. must sell at once. Price, S14,250.
Terms. $4,000 cash. Immediate possession.
BUELL., M. GARDNER. E. KELLY,
Rockville, Md Phone $50
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1tt Mrntnrtant

COLLINS, PATRICK L. In loving mem
ory Of our dear husband and father,
life i've years ago today, December II. 1889.
WIFE, LILLIAN. AND CHILDREN, RICH
ARD, WILLIAM, PATRICIA, JEAN AND
DONALD.
CRUsoE. FRANK r: In memory Of our
husband and father, FRANK r. CRUSOE,
who passed away December II, 1912.
We are ever thinking Of you. Your
place cannot be filled in our hearts or
HIS Hi WIFE. ANNIE z; cRusoE, AND SON,
FRED @. CRUSOE.
DICKERSON, BESSIE, and MARY SUI
mother and devoted grandmother, BESSIE
D1CKERSON, who departed this life on
December II, 1941, and MARY SULLIVAN.
who departed this life on December 6, 1941.
Some may think you are forgotten
And the wound is nearly healed,
But little do they know the sorrow
That lies in our hearts concealed.
(sIGNaEp1 aN1soN IHEIE Fl nS I0v1NG b45NoRE s9N AND
DUNN, DOROTHY r. In revered mem
ory Of my dearly beloved wife, DOROTHY
r. DUNN, who entered upon her eternal
rest two years ago today. December
YOUR DEVOTED HUSBAND, JOSEPH
HARRISON, JOHN p. In loving memory
Of our dear son and brother. JOHN P.
HARRISON, who passed away two years
ago today, December II, 1912.
December brings sad memories
OF loved one gone to rest;
You will never be forgotten
BY those who love you best.
DEVOTED MOTHER AND FATHER.
PETERS, GEORGE w. In precious mem
ory Of our SON and brother, GEORGE W
today, December II, 1888.
Dearest son you have left us
And your loss we deeply feel.
But tits God that has bereft US,
He will all our sorrows heal.
LOVING MOTHER.
We think of you when the suns last
rays so down in the far Of West.
SISTERS, NELL AND DOVE.
SMITH, DAVID o. In sad but loving
memory Of our devoted husband and father,
one year ago today, December IL. 1943.
Loved in life, remembered in death
WIFE AND SON, SUSIE z. AND RAY
MOND SMITH.
sTRAHAN. WILLIAM. In devoted mem
ory Of my brother, WILLIAM sTRAHAN,
who died one year ago today, Decem-
Der II. 1943.
watched you suffer day by day,
1t caused me bitter grief,
To see you slowly pine away
And I could not give you relief.
'Tis sweet to know, dear. we will
Ndccb hkdln WncTe pdIIluB 10 more,
And my darling brother loved so well
Has only gone before.
YOUR SISTER, MAE.
WILLIAMS, JENNIE. In sad but loving
memory of my devoted sister, JENNIE
WILLIAMS. who passed away one year ago
today, December II, 1943.
When twilight hours draw near ..
And sunset flames the sky,
think of you, dear Jennie,
And the happy days gone by.
Thoughts of you come drifting
Back within my dreams to stay,
| To know that you are resting
When twilight ends the day
HER DEVOTED SISTER, LOTTH VIII
LIAMS.
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Andrew P. Jones Dies;
Veteran D. {. Contractor

Andrew p. Jones, IS, OF sl4 I street
NE, a lifelong resident Of the Dis
trict area and builder here for
many years, died at Casualty Hos
pital after a four-day illness.
Born in Takoma Park, Md, Mr.
Jones attended the District public
schools. For IS years he was a
builder for H. r. Howenstein and
later entered the contracting busi-
ness for himself. He retired. three
years ago.
He was a member Of Holy Name
Church, where requiem mass will be
conducted at 8 am. Tuesday. Bur
ial will be in Mount Olivet Gene
terry.
Survivors include three daughters
Miss Esther Jones and Mrs. Gladys
Kunowsky, both of Washington, and
Mrs. Daniel Ghear, High Falls, N
Y, and one son, Edward ]. Jones
Arlington, Va. His wife, Mrs. Cora
L. Jones, died in 194l.
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Philip 6uedaNa, S,
English Biographer
And Essayist, Dies
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LONDON, Dec. 16.-Philip Cue
dalla, English historian, biographer
and .essayist, died today in London
hospital. He was 55 years old.
An honor student at Rugby and
oxford, Guedalla was barrister for
10 years, but retired from practice
in 1918 to devote his time to writing,
at which he already had achieved
some success.
Guedalla wrote in vivid style,
leading some critics to complain that
his work had ''brilliance without
balance" and color without proper
tion," but his works were generally
popular.
Favorably received in the United
States, he wrote in 1925 q sympa-
thetic history Of the Revolution,
Fathers of the Revolution" His
wellington" was an American Lit
erary Guild selection in 1881.
Among his other widely read
works were ''The Hundred Years."
covering the period from 1886 to
Edward Wits accession to the Brit
ish throne; "The Hundredth Year."
covering the abdication; "Mr.
Churchill: A Portrait" published in
194l, and last year "The Two Mar
shals, a comparative biographical
study OF Marshal Petain and Mar
shall Achille Bazaine, the convicted
French commander of the Franco
Prussian War.
A dark, handsome man of polished
manner, Guedalla made his home
in London with his wife, the former
Nellie Maude Reitlinger.
Repeatedly, but never successfully,
he sought career in politics, hav-
ing been defeated for the House of
Commons in 1922, 1928, 1924, 1929
and 1881.
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Police Boys Club Band
10 Play Christmas Carols

Members Of the Metropolitan Po-
lie Boys Club Band will meet at
6:15 am. Christmas Day at Childs
Restaurant, 1910 New York avenue
NV, where they will be served hot
chocolate and sweet buns.
The boys then will go to the fol-
lowing places to sing and play
Christmas carols! House Of the
Good Shepherd, Mount Alto Hos
pital. Methodist Home for the Aged,
Episcopal Home for Children, Ma
sonic and Eastern Star Home, st.
Joseph's Home and School for Boys,
st. Vincent's Home and School for
Girls, Children's Hospital and the
residence of Commissioner John
Russell Young on Jefferson place
NV. Printed copies of the carols
will be distributed so audiences can
sing with the band.
The boys will be entertained at
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
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from Stanley Hall, U. g. Soldiers Home,
on Monday. December Is, at 1910 am.
Interment Soldiers Home National Gem
etery.
F. N. DAVIS. Senior Vice Comdr.
E. r. K. SCHROEDER, Adjt.
WHITE. ROBERT Z. On Friday. De-
cember is, 1914, at Oteen, N. c., ROBERT
E. WHITE. beloved husband Of Sabna
White and father of Robert and George
White. Services to be held at the chapel
at Fort Myer. Va. on Monday. December
tional Cemetery.
WILKERSoN, ELLEN MARIA tKATE).
On Friday, December 15. 1914, at the resi-
ssnee Of her sistes-in-law, Mrs, Blaneh.
Soper, 80 Adams st. n. W. ELLEN MARIA
WnlKERSON. Funeral from Harry M.
Padget's. 131 18th st. Sc. on Monday. De-
cember IS, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. II
WILSON, ROsILLIA M. On Saturday,
December 16. 1914, at her daushter's
residence, 4534 Warren st. NV, RoSIILIA
M. WILSON, beloved wife Of the late Ashur
z. Wilson and mother of Mary r. Hand
and A. Hermann Wilson. Funeral from
the w. w. Deal funeral home, 1912
Georgia ave. NV, on Monday December
1S, at 8 pm. Relatives and friends in
vited. Interment at Trenton, N. J. Is
WILLIAMS, MAE HELEN. On SATURDAY.
December 16, 1914, at Freedmen's Hos
pital, MAE HELEN WILLIAMS of All Oak
dale place NV, wife Of Clarence Williams,
beloved daughter of Mrs. Libby Hayden.
one grandmother. one grandfather four
aunts, three uncles and many friends, No
tice Of funeral later. Arrangements by W.
Ernest Jarvis. ~
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BURKHoLDER, MARTHA A. On Friday.
December Is, 1914, at her home, 3021
Dumbarto ave. NV, MARTHA A. BURK-
holder and mother OF Mrs. Ruth E. Hinson
and Charles B. Burkholder, jr. She also
is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Walter L.
Mallory of Mclean, Va, and Mrs. John
w. BusSenger of Washington, D. c. Re
mains resting at the Birch funeral home,
1904 NJ st. NV, where services will be held
on Sunday, December II, at 3 pm. Please
omit flowers Il
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CASANOVA, ARTURO Y. On Saturday,
December 10, 1914. ARTURO Y CASA
NOVA husband of the late Jessie McCaus-
land Casanova, father of Arturo Y. Casa
nova, jr.; brother of Corina C. Casanova
of Havana Cuba, and grandfather Of Pvt
Arturo Y. Casanova, III, o. S. A., and Jean
Casanova. Funeral from the w. w. Deal
funeral home, 1872 Georgia ave. NV. on
Tuesday, December 10, at 10 am. Rels-
tives and friends invited. Interment Rock
Greek Cemetery. is
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Blind Workers Group
Plans Christmas Party

A Christmas party will high light
the December meeting Of the Dis
trict Association OF Workers for
the Blind at Sis pm. Thursday in
the Willard Room OF the Church
Of the Epiphany, 1877 G street NV.
Miss Cora Fitton will speak briefly
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WILLIAM. Col. John J. Astor
Camp, No. 8, U. g. W. w.,
deeply regrets to announce the
death of our late comrade,
WILLIAM VOGEL. at Soldiers
Home, District of Columbia, on
Wednesday, December 13, 1914.
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Jim Watson to Tell SAR
OF 40 Years in CONGRESS

The District Society OF the Sons
OF the American Revolution will
meet at 8 pm. Wednesday at the
MayfoWer Hotel.
Guest speaker will be James E.
Watson, former Indiana Senator,
who will discuss high lights OF his
40 years in Congress.
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BURNETT, JESSIE. On Saturday, De-
eember ] s. 1914 at Freedmens Hospital
JESSIE BURNETT of 21O3 9th st. NV
Remains resting at Loves funeral home
e13 Florida ave. NV. Notice OF funeral
later. II
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breakfast by the management of
the Willard Hotel at 1880 am.
They viii be accompanied by several
members Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Metropolitan Police Boys
Club and the Womens Auxiliary,
who will furnish transportation.
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Uarn uf ThankH

LYON, CORNELoUS I wish to express
my thanks to the co-workers of the Civil
Service, neighbors and friends of South
Washington, the Rev. James z. Greene and
Mrs. Helen Goldman for their kind ex-
pressions Of sympathy at the death of my
husband, CORNELOUS LYON
MRS. CORNELOUS LYON.
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on the work being done FOR the
blind at Walter Reed Hospital.
Carl Allensworth will be In charge
of a musical program which will
include the singing of Christmas
carols. Refreshments will be served.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08
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ObsOjeni ma snlrt
kot izdajalci

ALzIR, 7. marca. - Pred po-
sebnim sodiscem Franccskega o.
svobodilnega odbora so bill OBJ
sojeni ma smrt ustrelitvijo STIR
je >strazniki nekdanjega koncen-
tracijskega ia bora, XII ga je
vzdrzeval Petainov rezim v Sc
verni Afriki "a politicne kaz-
njence.
Process je trajal 16 dni. Bila
je to prva obravnava, pri kate
ri so sedeli ma zatozni klop i
strazniki ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ta-
borisca, XII je bill organiziran po
nacijskem nacinu.
Cd ostalih obtozencev, jih je
bilo sedem obsojenih dosmrt-
no jeco, diva sta dobila dvajset
let zapora, diva deset let, eden
pa je bill oproscen.
Ma smrt obsojena cetvorica
je ,takoj vlozila priziv ma visji
vojaski tribunal, XII ina v teku
tedna dni podati svojo odlocitev
glede apela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-03-08

zagrozil resignacijo V znak
protesta.
Radikalni krogi navduseni
Med delavskimi krogi, zlasti
med radikalno usmerjenimi ele-
menti, je bilo naznanilo O izroci-
tvi tretjine italijanskih bojnih
ladij Rusiji, sprejeto velikim
navdusenjem. Izraza Sc zelja, da
bi Sc mogle te bojne ladje boriti
ma strani Sovjetske unije z ita-
lijanskimi posadkami ma njiho-
viii krovih.
V tenn smislu so Sc izjavili
vodilni komunisti in socialist,
ampak nihce Sc nj gotov, &c Sc
bo ia ideja uresnicila.