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GRAND ENTRANCE

Year-old brick-and-frame Colonial or
75X250-ft. lot. Bedrm. and n BATH
on 1st: 3 huge bedrooms and lHs
paths up; 2 large porches; spaciou,
liv. rm;, firepl. grand din. rm.
bSmt., u bath, gas heat, garage
A luxury home for only $4,000
down. Requires substantial income
Call OW. 5000.
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WOOD ACRES

WOOD ACRES
We have under construction q new
group of homes in this excellent
location. available for inspection
and ready. for purchasers to select
interior decorations; GE all-elec.
kitchens, Call Mr.. James Walker.
Wood Acres Construction
Corp.
Chevy Chase. Nd. OIL 3o4O -31
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trumpet. and in his piano. He
never mentioned his illness.
In January. he had his goth
operation. Often confined to bed
since forced to leave school in
November, he nevertheless man.
aged to find enjoyment at his
piano, which was his major in
terest.
Born in Johnstown, Pa, he
came here as a child. He attended
Sligo Training School and Ia
koma Academy before entering
college the middle of last year.
Besides his parents, he is sur
vived by a brother, DR.. Edwin
Rapp, Silver Spring dentist.
Funeral services will be held
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow in his
fathers Takoma Park Seventh
Day Adventist Church, and burial
will be in George Washington
Cemetery. The services will be
conducted by Elder Charles S.
Longacre. associate pastor of the
church. Members of the fresh
man class will serve as pail
bearers.
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t.. H. Sanders, II, Dies;
Retired Farmer

c. H. Sanders, II, retired farm
er. died Wednesday night at the
home of his son, Lawson F.
Sanders. 4707 Fortieth avenue,
Hyattsville. Il
Mr.. Sanders lived in Hyatts-
vile from 1887 to 1s47. Since he
retired he had been spending his
winters in Hyattsville and his
summers in Kentucky. His wife,
the former Miss Sarah Jane Stin-
net of Caldwell County, KY, died
in June, l948.
Born and reared In Livingstone
County, Mr.. Sanders was a Ken
lucky farmer until his retirement.
He was a Mason and a member
of the Woodmen of the World.
Besides Lawson F. Sanders. he
leaves two other sons, BENJAMIN
F. Sanders also OF Hyattsville,
and Horace Sanders, Calvert City,
KY, and two daughters, 26 grand
children and seven great-grand-
children.
Services will be held tomorrow
in Kentucky.
Evening star., 1950-03-18
DIR. Adolf Meyer, "a,
Noted Psychiatrist,
Dies in Baltimore
BY the Associated, Press

BALTIMORE, Mar. ls.-Dr.
Adolf Meyer. world-famed psy-
chiatrist with special interest in
criminals. died yesterday after
two years illness. He was "a.
He retired as director of Johns
Hopkins Hospitals Phipps Clinic
IN May, 194l, after serving in that
capacity since the psychiatric
clinic was organized in 1921.
DR.. Meyer had been professor
of psychiatrity at Johns Hopkins
University for 81 years.
Born in Switzerland.
internationally known for his
contributions to neurology. neu-
ropathology and psychiatry, DR..
Meyer was a native of Zurich.
Switzerland.
One of his studies in the field of
'penology was examination of the
brain OF Giuseppe Zangara. who
in 1888 shot at President Roose-
velt and killed Mayor Anton Ger
max of Chicago instead.
DR.. Meyers nine month study
led him to conclude that the as
sassin's brain was normal" and
that his brain type had nothing
to do with the shooting.
Got Honorary Degrees.
In his long career, he received
honorary degrees from Glasgow
University. Clark University and
Yale.
DR.. Meyer came to America in
1893 and to Hopkins after serving
as director of the Pathological In
stitute of New York State Hospi-
tai and as professor of pSychiatry
at Cornell University Medical COL
lege.
A four-volume collection of DR..
Meyers works is due to be pub
lished late this year by the Johns
Hopkins University press.
DR.. Meyer. whose death was at
tributed to a heart ailment. is sur
vived by his widow, daughter,
Mrs. Klaus Asher of Chicago, and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services have been set
tentatively for Monday.
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John {. Lounsbury
Funeral Services TODAY

Funeral services for John c.
Lounsbury, 10. inventor and for
mer manufacturer, were to be
held this morning in the Cham
bers funeral home, 1400 Chaplin
street NV. Burial was to be in
Washington National Cemetery.
Mr.. Lounsbury died Thursday
at Doctors Hospital after a long
illness. He lived at 1417 N street
NV.
Born in Bethany, Conn, he at
tended Yale University. Before
coming here 13 years ago he man
ufactured metal parts in Trenton,
N. j. He had invented several pre-
cision devices among them an
automatic needle threader for a
sewing machine, which he was
completing at the time Of his
illness.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Callie T. Lounsbury.
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LemueI 7. Carroll Rites
TO Be Held Tomorrow

Funeral services for Lemuel T.
Carroll, IS. who had IA children
SO grandchildren and II great
grandchildren, will be held at
pm. tomorrow in the Mount
Hope Baptist Church. Nanjemoy
Charles County, Md. Burial will
be in the church cemetery.
MI. Carroll, colored. died We'd
nesday at his home in Nanjemoy
where he had lived all his life
He had been in failing health
since October.
Well known in his community
he had helped build houses,
churches and schools. He was a
trustee Of the Mount Hope Bap-
tist Church.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Lena
H. Carroll, SO Of his descendants
live in the Nanjemoy area. A
daughter, Mrs. Bernetta Smith,
lives at 40S Elm street NV, and
a son. Raymond Carroll, resides
at 1926 M street NV.
He is also survived by five other
sons. Herman. Charles, James,
Melvin and Morris Carroll; seven
other daughters, Mrs. Irene
Thomas, Mrs. Jessie Gutrlck, Mrs.
Naomi Gutrick and the Misses
Dorothy, Hazel, Ethel and Deloris
Carroll.
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Powhatan English
Funeral Monday

Funeral services for Powhatan
English, retired assistant manager
of the Cities Service Oil Co. in
Rosslyn, will be held at lis pm.
Monday in the Ives funeral home,
2847 Wilson boulevard, Arlington,
Burial will be In Arlington Gene
terry.
Mr.. English observed his 18TH
birthday two days before his
death Wednesday. He died at
Newton D.. Baker Hospital, Mar
tinsburg, w. Va. after a long ILL
ness.
A native of Stafford County. Va,
he formerly owned q lumber busi-
ness there. He came here in 1921,
the year he Joined Cities Service
Oil Co.. and retired as assistant
manager 13 years later. Since
his illness in l943 he had lived at
II Clifford avenue. Alexandria.
Mr.. English. a veteran of the
Spanish-American War. was a
member of Richard J. Harding
Camp. Spanish-A American War
Veterans. He belonged to the
Rockhill Baptist Church in Stat
ford.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Bessie M. English; a son, May
Patton English, Groveton. Va,
and seven daughters, Mrs. Lillian
Heflin. Stafford; Mrs. Inez Lucas,
$3.50 Forty-second place NV:
Mrs. Jacqueline Pitts, 5803 East
Pines drive, Riverdale; Mrs. Jessie
Tucker, 1449 Evarts street NE;
Mrs. Julia Duffey of the Clifford
street address: Mrs. Christabel
Blankenbaker. Miami, and Mrs.
Ethelyn Williams. Atlanta.
A brother, Richard English,
Groveton. and IL grandchildren,
also survive.
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S4 Million for Rent Agency
Approved by Conferees
BY The Assoeiotsd Press

A House Senate conference
committee yesterday approved a
81 million item voted by the SEN
ate for the rent control agency.
The Senate specified that
$1.4 million could be used for
operating expenses until June 80
when the present law expires
but the remaining $2.6 million was
earmarked for paying off en-
ployes and winding up the work
unless Congress votes to extend
the controls.
The sum was part of an $857
million appropriation bill as
passed by the Senate primarily
to give Government agencies
extra operating funds between
now and June 80. This figure
was $25 million more than the
House voted. The conference
committee trimmed out $20,075.-
900 of the Senate's increases.
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tered the last war, Gen. Fairchild
was named assistant chief of the
Army Air Corps and raised to the
rank of brigadier general.
The next year he was named
director of military requirements
at Air Force headquarters here.
Later he was appointed to a
three-member joint strategic sur
vey committee in the Office of the
chiefs of staff.
Commanded Air University.
Gen. Fairchild served as COM
mandant of the Air University at
Montgomery. Ala. until the time
he was brought to Washington as
vice chief of staff.
He received his extensive tech
nical training at the University
of Washington, the Air Corps En-
gineering School at Dayton, the
Air Corps Tactical School at
Montgomery and the Army War
College.
Gen. Fairchild is survived by
his widow and one daughter,
Betty Anne. who is the wife Of
Capt. Ross C. Calvert, an infantry
officer stationed in Tokyo.
Funeral services will be held at
2 pm. Tuesday at Fort Myer
Chapel. 1t. Col. Palmer P. Pierce,
Air Force chaplain. is to conduct
the rites.
Burial will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Ranking mill
tary officers and Defense Depart
ment officials will be present.
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Funeral Services Today
For David +. Anderson

I. Funeral services for David F.
Anderson, "a, retired Government
Printing Office bookbinder. were
to be held this morning in the
Chevy Chase Funeral Home. 510l
Wisconsin avenue NV. Burial was
to be private in Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
The veteran of a years service
with the GPO died Thursday at
his home, 1882 Veazey street NV.
He had been in i'll health for four
years.
Mr.. Anderson born in Des
Moines, Iowa, came here. in July,
1886. the year he. joined the GPO.
He retired as bookbinder in 1880.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Laura E. Anderson; a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dorothy c. Farmer. 100
Exeter road. Bethesda; a son, Dav-
i'd F. Anderson. jr.. 1929 Van Ness
street N. W.; two sisters, Mrs. Mel
lie Schulze, Bethesda, and Mrs.
Dora Scheuer, North Hollywood,
Calf, and four grandchildren.
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most Of his career.
Pvt. Coughlin served a total
of SO years with the 9Th and 1lth
precincts and divided the rest of
his time at fifth, eighth and
fourth precincts. He retired from
No. 4.
Born in West Meath. Ireland,
he came to this country at the
age of l9 and lived in Spring.
field, H.. before coming here.
Pvt. Coughlin was a member of
Holy Name Society of St. Jerome's
Catholic Church, Hyattsville.
His wife, Mrs. Annie Davis
Coughlin, whom he married in
1896, died in 1886.
Pvt. Coughlin is survived by
three daughters, Mrs. Agnes Simp-
son. 1919 New Hampshire avenue
NV; Mrs. Margaret Burton. 3710
Sheppard street. Brentwood, Md,
and Mrs. Frances Gordon of the
Edmonston address, and a son,
Clarence j. Coughlin, also of the
Edmonston address. Seven grand
children and one great grandchild
also survive.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Tuesday in St. Jerome's
Church. Hyattsville. Burial will
be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Gen. Muir S. FoirchiId Dies:
No. : Man in II. S. Air Force
Heart Attack Is FutoI
To Vice Chief of Stuff
At Fort Myer Quarters

Gen. Muir S. Fairchild, IS. sec
ond in command of the United
States Air Force. died unexpected
ly last night of a heart attack in
his quarters at Fort Myer, Va.
The general had served in the
Air Force since he became a fly
ing cadet in 1916. He won his
four stars upon his appointment
as vice chief of staff in March
of 1948.
Only two weeks ago the general
underwent a thorough physical
check at the Army and Navy
Hospital at Hot Springs. Ark. He
had been reported in good condi-
ton, his friends said
Mrs. Fairchild was with her
husband when he was stricken
shortly after 9 o'clock. Brig. Gen.
Dan c. Ogle. Air Force deputy
surgeon general. attended Gen.
Fairchild.
Entered National Guard in 1916.
1t. Gen. Idval Edwards. deputy
chief of staff, was left as acting
commander of the Air Force in
the absence of Gen. Hoyt S. VAN
denberg in South America.
Gen. Fairchild, native Of
Bellingham, Wash, first saw mill
tary service as sergeant in the
National Guard in 1915.
That same year he was accepted
as an aviation cadet.
He won his commission as a
second lieutenant while serving in
France in 1918 during World Wsr
I. He served in Italy and later
on the French front with the
French Air Forces. flying bomber
missions against Germany.
He was discharged from the
service in 1919 after the war. A
few months later he obtained q
commission as first lieutenant.
Served as Test Pilot.
The young pilot became a
squadron commander at Kelly
Field, Tex, two months after re-
ceiving his commission. Later he
was assigned to the old McCook
Field at Dayton as a test pilot.
In 1925 and 1927 Gen. Fairchild
participated in a goodwill fight
to South America, for which he
was awarded the Distinguished
Flying Cross.
When the United States en-
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Cecil c. Howes, 70, Dies;
Veteran Newspopermun
By the Assoeiessd Prsss

by me AsSoeidfed Ffess
TOPEKA, Kans., Mar. 18.-
Cecil c. Howes, 10. a reporter for
the Kansas City Star since 1906
died last night.
He had been i'll several months
and was hospitalized twice for
treatment of cancer.
Mr.. Howes was the Stars To-
peka correspondent from 1906
until he went into semi-retirement
four years ago.
While obtaining a doctor of
philosophy degree at Chicago
University in 1905, he worked on
several Chicago newspapers. Mr..
Howes returned to Wichita in 1905
as city editor of the Eagle, where
he remained a year before coming
to Topeka for the Star.
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Cecil Ellington, IA, Dies;
Newspaper Executive
By the Assoeioied Press

DETROIT, M ar. 18.-Cecil
Ellington, "a. a director of Booth
Newspapers, Inc. died last night
in Harper Hospital. He had been
i'll only short time.
Mr.. Ellington. one of Michi-
gan's foremost amateur botanists,
retired in 1947 from the Detroit
News. which he had served for
almost so years. He then was
secretary of the newspaper.
He was made a director of the
Booth group of eight Michigan
dailies at the time of its incor-
poration.
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Earl D. Wiley, 50, Dies;
Former House Member
by the Assoeioted Press

DOVER, Del, Mar. 18.-Earl D.
Wiley, so. former House member
from Delaware, died of a heart
attack at his home last night.
Mr.. Wiley, Republican. was
a member of the House from 1943
to 1945. He also was former judge
of the Court of Common Pleas
and Delaware's secretary of the
State.
He is survived by his widow.
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Lycurgus |. Jenner Dies;
Indiana Senator'S Father
By the Associoted Press

LOUISVILLE. KY, Mar. 1s.-
Lycurgus L. Jenner, father Of
Senator Jenner. Republican, of
Indiana, died at Kentucky Bap-
tist Hospital here last night.
The hospital said Mr.. Jenner
died of heart ailment. The
Senator was at his fathers bed
side when death came.
Mr.. Jenner. who was 73 years
old, resided at Marengo. Ind.
Senator Jenner came here from
Washington yesterday to be with
his father, who was admitted to
the hospital March 8.
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1n Mrmurian1
BROWN. GEoRGEE. In

BROWN, GEORGE Z. In lasting, loving
E E. .as VINO
away fifteen years ago today. March is,
Beyond life's golden sunset
Lies q city. bright and fair;
In the land of Gods tomorrow
HIS DEVOTED pAuoHTER AND Son.
IN3bAWi noh.Sirv EVELYN AND WARREN
the mother Of Carl Cook. who departed
this life fourteen years ago today, March
Mother was SO sweet and kind,
None like her can be found,
Mother always had smiling face and
loving words,
And those Wonderful % sonTs and prayers. :
Sleep on. mother. and take your rest,
HER son CARL COOK
GRAMLICH. MARGARETTA. In loving
sn%E1ca m who nGaer a.a sear
'0 ~ HER son. CHARLES.
HUGHES, CARRIE E. In fond and low
mother. mo CARRIE E. H1dHEs. who passed
away eight zGssAsD zfaEs as6 asb aa5'e
orI HgSHIs' CARRIE In loviaE msm
1912. HER SISTER. GERTRUDE.
Mccoy, FANNIE: In loving memory of
our dear sister. FANNIE Mccoy; who
passed away eight years ago today, March
Is, 1912.
We never thought when you left home
That you would never return,
That you soon in death would sleep,
And leave US here to mourn.
We do not know the pain you bore,
W. we Sd did not not see see ysn. you die; sG.v
BROTHER, LLOYD.
MOORE. MARY SUSAN. A. tribute of
to hs as q oS 5spvea der
parted this lifs ffteen years ago today
Fading away IKE The stars in the mornns
Thus Do we sne pass % from this Sus earth and T its
Only % remembered by what we have done.
Only remembered by those %,ir who 3, l,yv l1ye US
POWELL, JAMES COOLEY. tribute of
psieved Sle aho hasbsnd asnHEn JAMES cooEEY y Pow
ELL. who left doS me twelve years ago today
Ms Ma5'R R1rE, r. IUeiLE LUZ BRANDON POWELL. :.
PRATT, SADIE l.. In sad but loving
memory OF our mother, grandmother and
passed away three years ago today, March
is, 1947.
A door swings briefly open
And loved one slips away.
Slips, from life's dark shadows
Into bright, eternal day.
Where earthly ariefs are over,
Where pain shall be no more,
To peace past understanding,
HER pGSonD ha5 egsnsa nss sas
pREN; DAuGHTER-IN-LAW AND SON.
sABBATINI, poMENIco. In loving
memory. Of DOMENICO SABBATINI, who
dsRsr''d 1873. this liie one year as0' March hs'
Through the valley Of the shadow,
Down, the road we all must tread,
One we love has gone before US
And now waits for US ahead.
knoMns NEE. on sas so. sehseS disesnt assa
We will be asain united
HIS With gnuIn 1he one wrS Eho Y IVA awsS
IRENE AND cATHERINE
SCHMIDT. HENRY ALVIN. In loving
rsmsmbran,es nh 7, s, Of s ny beloved husband,
| into eternal rest five years ago today,
March 1S, 1915.
happy home, I once enjoyed.
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left an emptiness
The world can never NIL.
Thoughts return to scenes long past,
LOVING WIZ WIFE M MAaDALENE N. scHMIpT.
SKINNER, JAMES T. token of love
to the memory of our dear father, JAMES
e. SKINNER, who departed this life six
HIS SONS, CARL M. AND HOWARD A.
[ SKINNER.
STROTHER, BLoNDENA L. In loving
memory of our dear one, BLONDENA L.
| STROTHER, who departed this life hve
years ago today, March Is, 1946.
The love you gave us many years
Shall never from us depart;
Though you have gone beyond our reach,
You are always In our hearts.
THE FAMILY.
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Dr.. Pueh to Give ToIk
Tomorrow at Meade

The Rev. DR.. William Barrow
Pugh, State Clerk of the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the U. S. A.. will talk
at 8 pm. tomorrow at Fort George
G. Meade, Md.
Army chaplains who will speak
during the week are r. Frank
Griepp, Monday; James c. Bean
Tuesday; Theodore Pfeiffer,
Wednesday; John e. Patterson
Thursday. and James B. Scho-
field, Friday.
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lived at 49l3
Forty = n in t h
avenue, Edmon-
ston, Md.
A veteran of
43 years on the
Metropo / t a n
Police Force, he
retired in 1889.
Pvt. Coughlin
came here in
the early 1905.
In 1896 h e
joined the po-
lice force, driv-
ing the patrol
wagons during
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w q S n / n 6 t on
Sanitarium.
He was Dom
aid Emnlerson
r app, 81, a
w a S h i n 6 t on
Missionary Col
lege freshman,
who lived at
GIT Flower ave-
nue., T a k o m a
P ark, W t h
his pafen t s,
Elder and Mrs.
George S. Rapp.
Five years
q on Vo,lpp Ram
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Joseph Cough|in Dies;
43Y Years a Policeman,
Drove Horse Patrol

Pvt. Joseph Coughlin, 86, a
veteran policeman who drove the
old horse-drawn patrol wagons,
died yesterday at Providence Hos
pital after a To-day illness. He
Evening star., 1950-03-18
Cheerful Tukomu Park Youth
Dies After 20 Operations

The son of a Seventh-day Ad-
ventist pastor, after fighting for
life through 20 operations in the
last five years, died yesterday at
Evening star., 1950-03-18

was sticken with cancer, and for
more than a year he knew he was
going to die. Yet he cheerfully
maintained an enthusiastic in
terest in his studies. sports. the
college band where he played the
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Garhs nf Chunks

GREEN, MARY. We wish to thank our
relatives and trlenos Ior their sympathy,
kindness and floral tributes in our recent
bereavement,
BROTHER. FRANK CUPID. AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1950-03-18

bEn1hAs l.. MA1O, COunCliOr.
~ i5se knLIAa suDfea Sa tdS of s66l nsIsn Esss
ern ave-, Silver Spring. Md, beloved wife
Of Mrs. Richard L. Greene. She also is
Ices at the Bernard Danzsnsky q Son
Sunday. March March 1s. V at if:so a, am. Inter
ment National Memorial Park Cemetery.
'S.H scEESEI GEL, HARRY sgddsnss s. on
seArdE 81 h.aaGlsa ssb., st RsfT, T T. EAHE1 ana
Roy ?. sehegel; brother Of Nichsla
Funeral Home, 2so1 I4th st. NV. on
Tuesday, March u, at IL am. Inter
ment Glenwood Cemetery. 19l
SHAFFER. NORRIS M. On March II,
Arundel County. Nd. NORRIS M. sHAF-
FER, beloved husband OF Beulah M shatfer
March e. PM inen the r.sel T
napohs. Nd. Interment Davidsonyiiie,
sHEAFFER, WALTER EARL. On Fri
day: March u. 1850. WALTER EARL
Rheds = shsstIsr; father of DeToshy sRsaS May y
fer, brother Of Russell E. and Roy E.
ess Mrs. rnsI Marian MsGhssnsy. s SERVICES At
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. i9
SIMMONS, LOUISE: On March II.
@ wife Il Ems It. 1d ana AFnstoa moSef
mains at Chambers Funeral Home. 140o
Chaplin st. NV. until Sunday, March 10,
City. Cit No Mo. services ana n'e'meh' Aensa' is
soUYREs, NAoMA GRACE. On Fri
dsg; dsgo March IL 1850; at her residence,
Neih eRacE sa 5elovea wife 81
oIl Horace seuyrss enc snd n;otis. mother Of Miss
2s47 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va where
f9neTa o6 services will be held Monday
THOMAS, JOSEPH EUGENE. On March
1e., 1850, at his. residence. 1918 South
SESs fEoaAs; s.S sSothss # Sssssiss "a
cousins residence, 211S south .Giebe rd..
Arlington. Va, after 2 pm. Sunday; March
ODD FeiloWs, 't cemetery. Arrangements n By
the GhinR Funeral seEVss Family s
WATERS. AMANDA K. On THURSDAY,
foSa asysh Md s 2S AN s. K Rer wHEs EnseS ases
81 years, daughter of the late Luther and
Masss sss Ps,i Ps1 mShsT %sr Of Ds Ws MS Nj MssI
One sister, Eva Flemmings; nineteen
so hG OF sodT Sher resns s Roy
until Sunday at an. An: thereafter % at her
Mare5 as
Grove Church Cemetery.
WETHERALD, L. GERTRUDE On Friday.
March II. 1859, at her home; S4ll ,l,,i,1l 5ssh
ERAR Es4d R.Sss s1d y ss g Df s.s shs lsts b; Fee
sisters. four our sons, sons three daughters. twenty
three. grandchildren and thirteen great
ed q e. zrks Hem. T sio
terment Friends Cemetery. Huehesvilie,
Md.
WILSON. WILLIAM WILL 4; On Wednesd,sy,
aIsh esnfsr saS Nd W Eax H. esrfs Wiz
Az sss q sSsa sssl &
caves ssm sisss sas srsndsSlldEsn oA six M srsst.
s;;: sSs %sss I'd Ssssai Ssss
msns M.rsh e. nd friends A'fr may - cali S se0aS fss
'aFys ssr1ee ehgTsa zs March
church. Relatives and friends invited.
90
WINSTON, JOHN C. On Monday, March
10, 1850, at the Naval Medical Center,
Bethesda, Nd, JOHN C: WINSTON Of 604
Amy winston, father Of Henry Medlock and
brother of Irene Garrett Of Kansas City
and I. G. Bartteson of Los Angeles. Calf ,
and uncle Of Hortense Aeors of Colorado
Medlock and grandfather Of. Roberta
Medlock. He also leaves other rela-
tives and friends. After IL noon satur-
day, March Is, friends may call at the W.
Ernest Jarvis Funeral Church, 1892 You
| 30, at I pm, at the Shiloh Baptist
| Church, 9th and p sts. NV. Rev. Earl L.
Harrison ofhciating. Relatives and friends
Cemetery. 1o,1S,19
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MARIAN RUTHERFORD.

.INE ERNsTEDT. Secretary. 10
SUSAN II. Ofhcers and mem
bers of Independent Council,
No. Q, Daughters of America,
are requested to assemble at
the S. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV. at 8
pm. Sunday, March 10, 1850,
to conduct services for our late
AN II puTNE
Evening star., 1950-03-18

of Richard j. Harden Camp,
Nc. =, United Spanish War Vet
Fnueral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd. Arlington, Va. at l pm
on Monday, March 20, 1850. to
attend the funeral of our late