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Evening star., 1946-01-24
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North and South vulnerable,
South deals.
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The actual bidding:
South West North Pass
diamond Pass 2 diamonds Pass
2 2spades Pass 3 diamonds Pass
3 hearts Pass 3spades Pass
5 diamonds Double Pass Pass
Pass
Opening lead, ace of clubs.
In the discussion of penalty dou-
bles the bridge writer finds him.
self in an unenviable position. 1t is
SO easy to expose ones self to the
charge of inconsistency. One day
he flashes upon the screen a hand
demonstrating the evils of the i'm
pulsive double of a high contract
which provides declarer with the
clue to fulfillment. The next dav
he may be pointing the finger of
scorn at defender whose failure to
double the enemy induced his part
ner to take a disastrous sacrifice.
In this phase of the game, less
precepts are available for practical
use than in any other. There is no
royal road to doubling: there is no
escape from the exercise of good
Judgment. Today's hand and the
one that will appear tomorrow, by
a strange coincidence were dealt as
pair in the recent Ontario Pro-
Vlnclal championships, held at Tor
onto, and developed in West what
l fear will be lifelong allergy to
doubles.
The bidding is given as it actual
~ occurred, though the less said
ABOUT Norths choice of calls perhaps
the better The original response of
TWO diamonds was satisfactory. but
when South attempted to move for
ward with a bid of two spades it
would have been sound tactics to
snow the clubs, just in case South
happens to be looking for no-trump.
North tlmidly returned to three dia-
monos, and South gave her one
more chance with a call of three
hearts, to which she turned a deaf
ear, There was nothing left but to
Try for the minor suit game which
West doubled.
When the ace of clubs was led it
appeared evident that West had
doubled on that card plus the
guarded marriage in diamonds.
There was a chance to fulfill the
contract II West could follow to
three spades and three hearts. On
the club continuation South shed a
space, rufted himself in with a club.
he caSned the three high hearts dis
carolng one spade from dummy.
played the ace, king of spades, and
runeo spade in dummy. A club
Was now ruffed by declarer with
tne eight OF diamonds, reducing his
own hand to the A-J-10 of trunps
allo west to nothing but his
tfumps. The 10 of diamonds was
then led and that was the end of
the party.
As though he had not been sufi-
clently inundated, West had to con-
teno with suggestion from his
partner to the effect that a penalty
double should not be made without
two trump tricks.
tCopyrisht, 1916, by Charles y e.ora,,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LONG TERM LEASE, $4,000 it ground
corner; Wilson blvd.: Arl.: Va; suitable
ZOO Wilson blvd, CHI 1900.
STORES, warehouses, offices: specializing
IN commercial and industrial properties
VIII build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN, RE
! 16S
CALL HARRY l. FRIEDMAN if your bust
ness property is for rent Every precau-
ton is taken by me in securing desirable
tenant for you. HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
FRUIT STAND, also suitable for groceries
Inquire 2007 DOUGLAS st. ne.
PARK AND SHOP, especially desirable fol-
restaurant. Soft. frontage, attractive new
building, busy location on Columbia pike
In Arlington. Va: rental, $500. Reserva-
tions being made for adjoining stores before
completion. CHAS. L. NORRIS, Realtor
RE. 2112
COL0RED-ATTENTIO doctors! Newly
remodeled basmt. apt. with pvt. entrance
located in downtown corner bldg; excel
lent location. 5lS NJ st. NV. L. j MILLS
E. SONS 43n 1rh ST NV
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 s-passenger model 90: heater.
ca,,inc IN ,enceient Son91tl9n S795 below OPA
Btfck Hfi = ls4l 4-door Special sedan: radio
BENpA npa heatfF poNTfa9 = 2a3 ~ oPA warranty
BUICK 1912 4-door sedan, model 80 -
ceiling CAROLINA AUTo SALES. 800
CADILLAC 1888 '2 limo8sine o8S eefffSS Fleetwood
custom body, model y; an unusually clean
g. car. .n,Lp priced within oPA ceiling, $3.50.
NV. NV IA NA 3i'A'f'o 500. w. ''-' : -ho o.
CADILLAC l94l. model 81 sedan, 4-door
built-in radio, heater, everything perfect;
s1e ion es TA 6sf4 6sf ao'iiSe coupe same e0no'-
CHEVROLET 1871 station wagon; new
ssay EsdG BERBA1E 3h5 PoNr IL Ss5 9PA
CHRYsLER 1887 7-pass. limousine Gus
tom Imperial: color is black; very clean
ToL N6 cAp1ILAc Ifns CO.. CO. ft5S iaaa and st. nv
pSDGE RSdo ,t isa7 sedan; s,, perfect coqatsiQg
FORD 1912 cl. cpe; heater You should
fe sred fhs 9ns cffing TRACE as de-
ronolitan Wasb.'s largest Nash dealers
SH, 400. Open to o,
FRAZER now taking orders for the sensa-
tlonal new 1941 Frazer for early delivery
Ga5l IdroY Us ,9 t9r fqll information CENTRAL
y,
erdeTs AN kskf jazz pRY sYtsRSRfa moToR HG
FIT 81 ssy }ss sssg oEA sSS5 sss: ss
HUDsoN l94I Convertible radio and
n9asff PALG roNT1Ac fae re- 1pA 7ssS Sarranty' BEN
HUDSON Al Commander, 4-door sedan,
heater and radio. The kind of car buyers
price. 81 $40. Will accept trade LEE d.
RSbsoS IS Ss 4door s-cy u sed ad seod 800 con- ~
Hn: sefns uN sho 5s a nfT after m0'oT pm $40 opA
LINCoLN;zEPHYR 1889 convertible coupe
cans hfa raa9 pfee s. ssa6 4sc nex ex 9R Tta 3RA
CO. 1o22 22nd st. NV. Ma. 5000.
MERCURY 194l cpe;; ,o r. and h; in perfect
cong n.4 eeiling II iSI, 81 so4 trade desired terms
LARGEST Nash dealers. sH. 400 Open
SAsT KS ta+ 1etl 4 Ike ii new cena snf h 3
Of Metropolitan wash aS S largest % Nash
dfaf5E kH 44S9 1884, yRas 9psR tG Cub
sl314: Now taking orders for Kaiser
a9 9o f5a%ea p v cars; JACK PFY MoICRS'
sTUDEBAkER 1fi kTaB &, Commander 1889 cruising
e2 sdan cens fGSd esndt0n s 0gGRl R pant Be-
sTUDEBAKER 194o cl sed,: r. and h.
trade desired, terms, LoMAR NASH. one
Of Metropolitan Wash.'s largest Nash deal
rrs. sH. A4on Omen o tn @.
sTUDEBAKER 1a42 club coupe, Cham
pion; heater, oyerdrive; S1,106, withn
OPA ceiling. CAROLINA AUTO SALES
800 Wis ave WO. 1896 Bob Terrett.
KAISER AND FRAZER automobiles! Now
taking orders JACK PRY MOTORS. 1889
Pa. ave. Sc.
KAISER, now taking orders for the amaz-
ing new 1947 Kaiser for early delivery
Call US tor full information. CENTRAL
MOTOR CO., 3143 Lee hwy, Arlington
Va. CH 1000, OK. 0552.
COMPARE THESE CARS-A fine selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below
Buy from an old = established BUICK,
Al Packard Clipper sed.. r. and h 81 ,695
Al Chrysler Windsor 4-door sedan.
vac. drive; r. and h. l,4a5
Buick S-pass. model 80, heated 2.795
Convertibles-
Al Mercury conv. coupe. r. and h. 1875
Al Mash big conv. coupe. r. and
h.. pod top. roomy. rear seat ] .365
Many bers to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE TCK CO.. WA. All.
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INVEST. PROP For SAFE 0co,,

s5.1si ANNUAL RENTALS, yearly oper
ati9g at e cost a only 81 SOS. Cash investment
i;DsioI apt in ssplendid location. popular Ar.
LEY hERSfoR BPt1NNFR PPta1rtleglarS n1 OR 5.s6' or KEEL
NEAR 18th AND X N.W.ECompact ofnc,
5ullalng in Washington's financial section
stSTeS yeaf snd rSfh Sce units income
mveSStmsnt nnr For complete imagination cal
SPECTATORS, here is your opportInit, % Ef
4pe f2 &c of the busiest streets in Southwest
pain with hot-water heat and electricity
Al rents are far too low and have no
sfen my prce In foy al monthly bo
sfEctLAToRssf RsfS1i iSvEsToRsAA14 sTe ga 4aS am offer
ment house. containing 12 units, rented t.
eoiored. in the NV. section; each apartment
has q a rS0ms So and bath; the annual incom,
Call G; G. DUTY (ownerJ, National 44s3
sI4 ASp Sf5mSnf L. l. "Is AVE- ny Nw-5 apts. com
pletely furn.; income over $500 per month
conV. 70 bus and streetcars. Price, SIS.
RE- sh s5 caAPMAN a2AP For RHa4Y appGnms6 co
NILLlAMs' Viii ans 1ssa REAL St IsTxrr-A FIX real Ou,
r95 rm sld spts 500 md stUeeo home With two $
apt. now vacant: move in, with deposit
IN congenlent suburban location. MI
Buell. 81. 1000, S20I Ga. ave, ewes
COLLEGE PARK. formerly Berwyn dis.
ct-Coomfortable Con Groom house on S
beaf$y begef $ lots Of which acres are
and trees; chicken houses and garage
House has full basement, h.-w.h., 3 bed
nE or HSm per 9nos m0ath room Pu hshee pree
81 300: ROBERT S. DAVIS & co, 5SO4
BALTIMORE blvd, Hyattsville, Md. WA
BUSINESS PROPERTY stores and a
theater in good business community. less sec
70 very responsible tenants for long period
M; Wolbsgs, IA; 1886, with SHANNON &
in md commercial zone: GOOD return iliS or on
low price Of Sl5.60o. CHAS L. NORRIS,
EARL FsfIIori oPpoRGT1IS1ry HE = Corner At.mt,,
apt bldg. OF unusual beauty and location
utilities. Gas heat. Annual rent, s., ,o64
~ GolDsTEN sTgS; BRos Rf Mr RE- shf.sSs fsSs
eo-uNIT APT, in center of historic George
boWn-An ,9pportunity seldom offered te
over $4,000 per year. Statement viii BE-
DEBT on F6 Ssh our bgsGess m
downtown OFFICE BUILDING, $4,000
Oean be delivered vacant; within l block
downtown area, this 5-story brick building
has - enormous rooms: best ONCE building
TO-DAY Call until pm. HFANEY- HYDE &
CO. I62:, Conn ave. NV. phone HO 1868
10 UNITS AND STORES-DetacheG eG
brick apartment building on wide avenue
ne; rental approximately SlO,5O0: first
time, time Offered ere a price times rental. Ex-
Is HOUSES between MINI ave and Pa
ave, ,s.e;--Modern homes with gas heat
excellent income. Owner will sell or trade
Call our business prop dept LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN & CO, 1415 st. NV. Me
Evening star., 1946-01-24
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE 81 900 TO INVEST In rooming
house: no brokers; clean house with license
Boy 143-G; Star. 26'
consider selling your property: no obliga-
ton on your part until ii is sold Every
effort will be made to sell it within a
reasonable time HARRY l. FRIEDMAN
Broker RE. 1I66
& OR I UNIT APT. HOUSE. rms. kit
and bath each. Write details. Box 2S9-G
Star. o4*
WISH TO BUY to 16 unit apt house or
commercial property. Washington or sub
urbS. Call between : and 9 pm. WI 64a7
DuPLEN, Northwest, direct from owner,
or family unit; VIII buy or trade resi-
Dental houses Dupont r n6s
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ATTENTION. builders and developers-7
this beautiful, gently rolling acreage is
ideally situated for homesites: sewage and
water available: sold as unit ENzOR
1880 ACRES young timber, / i.3oo-yard
frontage both sides good State road;
streams. spring; good building sites: 2i2
miles west of town of Louisa: $3.50. or
500 cash, $50 monthly. L. L. SELF,
Louisa, Va.
CHOICE TRACTS on hwy. Mont Co. 30
mi. out, S75-S136 a: 50 a., edge D. c.,
ripe to develop, $3.50 a. 10 a virgin
timber. mi out. N. E. RYON CO., GE.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
Monkey Is Victim
OF Clothing Shortage

PORTLAND, Oreg.-Sergt. John
L. Vaskes of Bismarck, N. Oak.
says the clothing shortage is really
getting tough-and his pet monkey
will bear him out.
Sergt. Vaskes visited night club
and took his monkey along. While
Sergt. Vaskes was dancing, some
body removed the monkeys wool
kSllit
Evening star., 1946-01-24
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson

MOTORCYCLE, Harley Davidson 1897
"A: motor and transmission Just over
hauled; buddy seat, saddlebag and wind
shield ]. L. BOHRER, 6215 6lst pi
Rlverdale. Md. Phone WA. 5763
COMPLETE MOTORCYCLE SERVICE. new
and used machines: service on all makes
and models; complete line Of parts. acces-
sories and equipment. Open Friday eve
CYCLE SALES. oil 9th ST. NV RE 4HIi
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WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES for any KIND
OF property, D. C. only. TR. 203S or RA
g449
AUTOMOBILE BUILDISG for dealer who
has been N the business continuously for
ever 20 years and whose franchise is one
Of the best in the business; location, upp cr
Corn. ave. or Wis. ave. preferred. This
bldg; intended as service dept. only. and
can be in conjunction with gasoline station
VIII lease for term of years or will buy.
Box 3O4-E Star
CASH, CASH, CASH. will pay immediate
cash for houses fats, apartment houses oil
business property D. c. only. G.. G. DUTY
1924 Vermont ave, National 44S2
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TRAIlERS,

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many gooo
used trailers, INCLUDING tandems; Cash tor
s9ur , erai,sa neruSn M FAILER HoIaT Sna aEs
LARGE ASSORTMENT of new and useo
house trailers available on IL, 1S and
stake and express models available for
immediate delivery. All types of traile,
equipment, heaters. beds. helper springs
ers AMERICAN TRAILER CO. INC. 403n
Wisconsin ave; Nv, Wo. 1891. Open
until until nr nm rz ,ux,,pv ,,>,pp o- r.
4 months old: electric brakes MR. FAUST
Cherry, Hill Trailer Camp. Berwyn.' Md
f1ts5 hoTss { PR IRA LEn wanted, under $500; 500
good cond.; Euipped for travelling. Bet
s and 1890 -. FIR. 17Ss.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

WANTED, any kind of business property,
WILL RENT OR BUY office space with
ferably in NV. section. Call MRS. LEACH.
GE. 1889 with BEITZELL. DI 3l00.
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED-The
demand for such property now is great: for
your protection in receiving the market
value, it may be very profitable to have
me represent you. ! am at your service.
Call HARRY l. FRIEDMAN, Broker. RE.
Evening star., 1946-01-24
oUT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

OWN AND OFFER 500 acres near Lake
City, Fla Call Temple 1874 after pm. =
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug hsherman's haven-ideal climate on
Florida'S Gulf Coast Fertile homesiteS
! to . a., fronting or near salt water
community boat dock .priyil., hard I'd elec
Titles guaranteed prices as low as $500
S45 down, SIS mo-: immed possession
For beautiful illustrated free booklet write
or phone bet. and PAUL E. HARRISON,
1872 K st. NV. Me. 1143 ]. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, Realtor
Evening star., 1946-01-24
AUTO TRUCKS WAhIEp

FULL RETAIL PRICE paid for your stake
model; all cash. WILLIAMS AUTO SALES
AID 1914
PRIVATE PARTY will pay good cash price
for panel truck Ii 5455
Evening star., 1946-01-24
AUTO LOANS.

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record. Car does not have to be paid for
in order to obtain money. NOLAN Fl
NANCE CO.. l102 New York ave NV
Greyhound Bus TERMINAL. RE 1900
Open till 8 pm
Evening star., 1946-01-24

PREFABRICATED GARAGES, wood or
steel, size 10x20, 20x20, 20x30, larger
sizes by estimate: also manufacturer ],
,, 8 and bedroom houses. Watch for
display announcement. GEO; W. ROBERT
SON, Associate Mfgr. and Builder. -
Hesketh St. Chevy Chase, Md, WI. S261
FACTORY BUILT, sizes l2x2O and 2Ox2O
STRAND BUILT overhead doors. Easy
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ACREAGE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WASTED-lO to Is acres within g mile
of District line. IN Prince Georges County
wooded land preferred. WA. 1910.
Evening star., 1946-01-24

Remove one letter from each word and
arrange to spell the word called for
Print the letter opposite the word from
which you have removed it, If yod have
"LettereG-Out" correctly it's smooth.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter. Out,
,tw) WHISPER-PERISH (die).
hO) HOIST-THIS mot that) a
Z fR) PERTAIN-PETAIN Trench seneral).
L( MOBERLY-EMBRYO (originD.
Cd lNBRED-BRINE (salt waterS.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

TRUCK, 212-ton, and driver for hire. Lo
cal heht aud heavy. Hyattsville 1896 o
FIR. $500, Ext 299 26@
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COLORED-NORTHWES near Soldiers
Home-Unfurn.. 3 apis, 81 baths gas
h.-w.h b.: 3 refrigerators and 3 stoves go
with house Call for details and appoint
CHAPMAN REALTY CO, INC. 1928 18th
n "
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GARAGES FOR RENT,

1-CAR GARAGE, L st. NV, near 10th;
rent; $500 per mo. Call Mt, Wheeler
BRICK GARAGE, centrally located, NV
Wash. Immediate possession: Sc monthly
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AUTO PAINTING.
GARAGES FOR SALE.

AUTO PAINTING, complete job, S35 up
.l-day service, work guaranteed. GIL
BERT 4102 Pa ave Sc, Ii 3539 27s
Evening star., 1946-03-20
N. I. Tai|Iefer Dies;
Chef Was Noted for
Artistry in Spun Sugar

Maurice T. Taillefer, 54, a chef
who was renowned for his artistic
creations in ice and spun sugar, died
early today in Emergency Hospital
after long illness. His home was
at 5000 Connecticut avenue NV.
A Belgian, Mr. Taillefer came tt
the United States in 1923 to serve
at the Belgian Embassy here. Later
he was chef for the late Secretary
of the Treasury Andrew w. Mellon
and for members of the Vanderbilt
family. His last employer was SEN
ator Gerry, Republican, of Rhode
Island, whose service he left about
a year ago because of illness.
Friends recalled Mr.. Taillefer's
skill in castles of ice, Illuminated
from within, as well as animals
birds and fancy baskets of spun
sugar. He took part in preparation
of a banquet for the King and
Queen of England at the British
Embassy during their visit to this
country.
Mr.. Taillefer is survived by his
mother. a sister and a brother, all of
whom live in Brussels, Belgium. His
wife died in 1912.
Funeral services will be held at
3 pm. tomorrow at the Hines fu-
neral home. 2901 Fourteenth street
NV. Burial will be private.
Evening star., 1946-03-20
Cathedral Heights Group
Backs D. T.. Sales Tax

The Cathedral Heights Cleveland
Park Citizens Association last night
indorsed District sales tax, with
certain exemptions, as a substitute
for realty tax Increase. R. C.
Wales made the motion.
The association agreed to CO.
operate with the Federation of Citi-
zens' Associations in its action to
help formulate a charter commits
sion to draft a self rule" plan for
the District. The topic was intro
duced by Owen French, association
president.
Miss Ester Linkins moved that
the STAT 900 needed for repairs and
| Improvements at Western High
School, be restored to the District
budget. The motion was approved.
The group opposed daylight saw
ing time, unless it is adopted ma
tionally. and Endorsed a motion to
back the Board of Public Welfare
in its request for increased funds
The meeting was held in the home
of Mr.. French, 1920 36th street NV
Evening star., 1946-03-20
| Juror Talks 10 Lawyer
On Drunk Driving Test;
Trial Is Postponed

Municipal Court jury trial of a
driving while drunk case was post
poned today until April 26, when
a new jury panel shall have been
installed. after juror said he had
discussed an aspect of the case with
Defense Attorney Fred C. Icen-
hover.
Assistant Corporation Counsel
Clark F. King motioned for post
ponement beyond the term of this
panel of the jury" on grounds he
had been informed one or more
members of the jury were familiar
with some of the facts of the case
The juror, William H. Renkin, 1926
Seventeenth street NV, told the
court he had discussed the matter
of Police Department alcoholic tests
in drunken driving cases with re-
spect to the pending trial in a cor
ridor outside the courtroom last
week with Mr.. Icenhower. Mr..
Renkin said he was told the tests
are not now compulsory and that a
bill is pending in Congress to legal
ize them.
Mr.. Icenhower said he did not
know Mr. Renkin was a juror at the
time of the conversation. He said
the juror came to him in the hall
and asked him about urine tests In
drunken driving cases, at which
time he mentioned the pending
trial, in which it is understood the
Government intends to use such a
test in evidence
Things have come to a pretty
pass if this type of thing is going on, u
Judge Almond w. Scott said in
granting the continuance. This is
a serious matter. No lawyer has a
right to discuss pending cases with
a juror-he should confine himself
to a discussion of the weather or any
other pleasantly"
The trial in question is that OF
Vincent Hutchison, 30, of the loo
block of F street SW., described as
an employe of the District Sewer
Department.
Evening star., 1946-03-20
Rites for Mrs. Lettye Gates
To Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Mrs. Lettye
Gates, who had lived in Washington
and Arlington since the death of her
husband several years ago, will be
held at 10 am. tomorrow at Hines
funeral home, 29O1 Fourteenth
street NV. The Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith will officiate Burial will be
in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond.
Mrs. Gates died Monday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. V. Lucille
Mackley, 3703 North Pershing drive
Arlington, with whom she made
her home
Mrs. Gates was born in Dickerson
Md. She was the widow of E. w
Gates, a wholesale merchant of
Richmond, was an active member OF
a Baptist Church in Richmond and
in Washington had attended Ma
tional Baptist Memorial Church
Besides her sister, she is survived
by a brother, r. S. Bouic of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
Evening star., 1946-03-20
1n Mrntnrtant

BOWLES. CHARLES B. In sad but low
inr memory of my dear husband, CHARLES
years ago today, March 20, 1889.
I lost life companion,
q life linked with my own.
And day By day I miss you more
AS walk through life alone.
just when life was sweetest
And he could have lived his best,
The gates Of Heaven opened
And he fovTSd fetsTss thsi WIrE sweet EpEa EStast,.
COATES, CELEsTINE. In sad but low
ing memory of our dear sister, CELEsTINE
today March 20 1e4f {Hr yAnYrY
of tss dear Brother JosEsM GzlnF Tssaf5y
who died twenty-seven years ago today,
March 20, 1919.
will nfssy Iov1Sa sS5se snsr s9q aeiG snRTfh sEHthsr
memory Of our devoted dad, PETER C
GLASCOE, who passed away one year ago
today, March 20, 1945.
He giveth His beloved sleep.
THE CHILDREN
GRISSAM. WILLIAM ]. In memory of
my dear husband and our loving father,
WILLIAM j. GRISSAM u. s. Park Police,
who was killed in line, of duty fourteen
years ago today, March 20, 1882.
His memory will ever be with us.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
HENDERSON, CECILIA. Sacred and
mother. mott 70 CEcEiM I HENpERsoN, VIZ Who 'ds- de-.
parted this life ten years ago today, March
20, 1886.
The world may change from year to year,
My life from day to day,
But love and memory of you, mother, dear
shas anh noviNEG neSsE Gass SON sSaz EARL rAsros.
PARKINSON. JULIA A. In loving re.
imembrance of our wonderful mother
JULIA A. PARKINSON, whom God calico
Ito eternity two years ago today, March
l20, 1914.
May peace, refreshment and Joy be your.
forever in Gods glorious, heavenly king
HER LOVING CHILDREN, HELEN, MARY
MABEL, LOUIS AND VERONICA.
SCHWARTZ, SARA FRANK. In affec.
tionate memory of our beloved mother
lSARA FRANK SCHWARTZ, who left u.
ltwenty-four years ago. March 20, 1922
HER CHILDREN.
WASHINGTON, JAMES r. In sad, Low.
| ing remembrance of my dear, devoted hus-
band, JAMES r. WASHINGTON, who
passed to the Great Beyond one year age
today, March 20, 1945.
When those we loved have stepped acros.
The threshold OF Gods door,
They leave behind those memories
That make us love them more.
The years may wipe out many things,
But this they wipe out never
The memory Of those happy days
When We two were together.
WASHINGTON. =.