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W. K. Carson, 80,
Kin Of Famed Scout

ROSWELL. N. NJ. Oct. 26
R.-William K. uncle Kit)
Carson. 90. q nephew Of famed
Indian scout Kit Carson. died
In a hospital here yesterday.
Death was attributed to OK
posure and pneumonia. He had
been found early Thursday. his
pet, dog huddled next to him,
in q coal shed at his home.
He apparently had collapsed
and had lain in the shed all
night In near-freezing weather
Uncle Kit was an Indian
scout In his own right and was
with the United States Cavalry
at Fort Sill, Okla; Fort Peck,
Mont: and Fort Laramie, Wyo,,
when they were frontier posts,
He had lived In Roswell 81
years.
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Nnnrtli,,n

COMM, EDIrn Tnsfs YIN he a.
m asss'ss q EplfH COR N, I mother d
NlIton and Maxwell Cohen 10 be
held Ia the Adas Israel Cemetery,
on sunday October ~, 1917. 81
lsae pm Friends and relatives are
invited 10 attend,
FnlrDBERu, LE0 n, There win Be
- unpelllna 81 q plaque IN. memory
81 our 1eleytQ hnsnand and father,
LEO ~ FREnnER0, on sunday,
Mount lebanon dseiiSn al re 0sorss
Washlnalon cemstefs. Relatives and
FRIENDS nyiteda
nIn.lKR. JOSEPH lness win b e.
unvollInR q ulonunepl q the qlenl-
DRY 81 the late to3kPH MILLER.
beloved husband Of Minnie Miller.
devoted father 81 samuel miller And
Mrs Sol oknn. ~ the Beth 9hoiom
tivcs and friends are invited
eCuUInlAN. SAMUEL. There vill be
an unyeiltnE Of . monument g he
memory Of the late SAMUEL Schulz
NAN on sunday. October "a, 1887,
e. 1880 I'm. 81 the hnai Israel
AilL Relatives and friends invited.
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TAO Receive Masonic
Membership Today

The Royal Order Of Scotland
viii confer membership on
candidates at its s0th annual
session today.
More than lao candidates
will receive the Masonic orders
degree at 2 pm. in the Scot
tish Rite Temple, $500 Six
seenth street NV.
Marvin e. Fowler. provincial
grand master Of the order in
the United States. will preside.
A former Washington resident.
he Is chief of the division of
forest diseases research Of the
Department Of Agriculture at
Upper Darby. Pa.
A banquet for members viii
be held in the Mayfiower Hotel
at 1880 pm.
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I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE
for any debts incurred b anyone
other than myself JAMES FETCH
M va INST 81 }. D. ~ Z. 80 Aca71'
WILL NOT BE nEsPONeTBLE for
any debts other than those made
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THE NATIONAL BANK
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SHAREHOLDERS MEETING
Notice is hereby given that, pur-
asuant to call Of its directors. .
special meeting Of the slaarehold-
ers OF me National Honk o.
WasnlnRton vii es he'd q its
NV. In the City Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. on Wednes-
day, November. 20, 1857. ct IL
ocloek noon. for the purpose Of
considering and determining by
vote whether an agreement 20
consolidate the. said bank and
Liberty National Bank. located IA
the City Of washington. District
OF Columbia under the previsiers
Of the laws Of the United STATES.
shall be ratified and confrnind:
and for the purpose Of votng
upon any other matters incidental
70 the proposed consolidation Of
the two banks. A copy o. the
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. majority Of the directors Of each
Of the two banks, providing for
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bank and may be inspected dur
Ing business hours.
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MANILA, Oct. 26 R.-ca-
rios p, Romulo said today he
plans to return ''in the next
few days" to his duties as
Philippine ambassador to the
United States and head Of his
nations delegation TO the
United Nations.
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THOs. ]. OWEN q son.
Auetioneers.
iii 3 ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE,
PAARIllAsLL.Ys., c0MPeLETED; BRICK
AS PREMISES NUMBER 1860
THA1kLxsskGoND STREET
By Virtue q a certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Liber No.
l0507 Folio sos e. seq. Of the
land records Of the District 81 Co
lumbia. and At the request Of the
party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees will. sell. At public
o oSs'i%S N Il tyons Fin n sh' rRw Eilf;s
EfqHTH DAY OF ocroBER, k.b,
O'CLOCK 4Ps .M.. ne ioiioVins-ds-
seriHed land and premises. situate
aesIenated As and being Lot 81 n
rssoTdsS s n ZEE once q tS Re- sS s.
lumbia, IN Liber 20. at Folio 1850.
TERMS Sold subject TO a prior
nrst deed Of trust constrnetion
loan Of approximately s so So9 t e
cf f trust has been sSSOrdinsied;
further particulars Of which Vill
the purchase price above said
trust To- Be oaid in cash A de-
S VSSss'Ssneinr. s rrc;SSSrdins's etc. a. pST-
chasers cost Adjustments made
as Of date Of sale Terms 70 Be
complied with within thirty. DAYS,
otherwise deposit forfeited and
the property may BE- advertised
and resQld ct the diserstion o.
'' How sS%SSAii iS ss,, sr ESsgS
Oci7,fo,21,e4,e6 Trusteel
CONTINUED on Neat Passl
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DEATHS
In Mrnnriani

memory Of our Beloved wife and
sister. MARoARET =. DETTER, who
passed 20 the Great Beyond enc
year ago. October %, 1885.
May her soul rest y peace.
HERsHAW. CHARLOTTE MONROE.
mother sssi Z; CHARLOTTE Ar rI1pi HoNRoR HER nss
SHAW, who left Us trenty-seven years
ago. October 20. 1890.
There IL no death.
The sun goes down
To shine upon some fairer shore.
And bright In Heavens ieveled crown
ROSE, ckcTIK. ABYSS MAE AND
JORDAN. STANLEY u, Sacred to the
memory Of our beloved husband.
brother, brotheF-ln-lay and nephew,
STANLEY ", JORDAN. who passed
49, Ssy suc ss ot nsys SeArs aso today
Loved IN life, remembered IN death,
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MAoolE.
SISTER AND BROTHER-IN-LAW.
Esther AND ANDREW ROBIN
SON AND UNCLE. KING WHIT
JORDAN, sTANLEY NJ. In lovins
FsYRe SoEpsaSs gee, Tbe SrS Sspar.ss A Az;
hfe NV, Years aeo today. October
Sometimes it's hard 70 understand
Why some things have 70 be.
But 10 His wisdom. God has planned
Beyond our powers 70 see.
Though absent, he is always. near.
otili loved. still missed. stu very
Time takes away the edge Of srief.
But memory turns back every leaf.
MOORE, ALICE PETERs. In loving
memory Of our dear sister. ALICE
s.THRs Frs, MOORE Nc Re-. Who passed ..t sn,o
ocso ts' 20. issa. ~
There Is no dsathi what seems %
II transition.
This life OF mortal breath
Is but 4 suburb Of the life. Elysian.
The stars 70 down 10 rise upon some
And there With Heavens slOrs
our Loved ones i've fo.sys.ncrs E., /.
PRENDER: ckosqE, IN iovIns mem
ss %. s ssar ssa ,ods sc ossoSs
They say time will heal. but Il is
not 80, a. you have passed away one
year agQ today, and the ache Is still
y my heart ] was oy YogI oea.
S' you Snd .a ash su sns ! sssssSS ss e
did not hear, because He'd taken
wen. ihroush. ! sui wish you xsTs
here. but God knows best, that's
EeyErEEoS w sfsin S SSS = AE SiS' DAuoH-
TxyIoR. yaMksr. tRUDy. In mem.
DRY OF JAMES r. tBUDl TAYLOR,
who left Us October 20. 1889.
A precious one from us is gone.
A voice we loved IA stilled:
A place y vacant ~ our hearts
oSSHRSS2apcMEEEEbb CHILDREN AND
TAYLOR, 1T. GEORGE w IN loving
memory Of my husband. 1T. 0EOR0E
W. TAYLOR. who passed away thlI-
!een. years aso today October 20,
am trying hard to carry on.
Hopins 10 have you clasp my hand
YOUR bkvcTfb 3 LITTLE WIPE.
WALKER. RUSSELL KING. Sacred 10
h shs TsnoTE %z SsIHssd rh nSs pssHs
ago today. October 80, 1880.
He eiveth His beloved sleep.
DEvoTEDLY, AGNES,
WEST. OKIR ROSE. In loving mem-
DRY Of our devoted wife and mother,
okIR ROSE WEST, who departed
o ssis iIs 81 Sins 1854 wears aso today
Anniversary mass at o.. Anthony's
YouS iI1oyINo HUSBAND, JOSEPH;
pAuQHTER, NARY ] SON q n EN /. ". Y
TRe, MARY Lon. No
WINSTON, ROSA W. In loving mem.
two. years ago today. October 90
WARY WINSTON oRAvrsf :
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Or. Francis L. zinzi. -. an
Arlington pediatrician. died
last night at his home. 1909
North Second road. after q
heart attack.
DR.. Zinzi had worked until
% o'clock. He was stricken
around midnight. and was pro-
nounced dead after the Arling-
ton rescue squad arrived at the
house. DR.. zinzi had an earlier
heart attack about two years
ago.
A captain in the Air Force
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Dr.. n. W. Mcpherson

SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. 20
R.-Dr. Harry w. Mcpherson,
70. president Of nlionis Wesley
an University from 1892 to 1897,
died at his home here Thursday
night. He was one Of the or
eanizers Of the Illinois Council
of Churches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-26

The 6-foot bearded baron
continued to write UP to the
end. The Travel Tales Of Mr..
Joseph Jorkens" and the play
IF" are considered TO be his
outstanding works.
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. wEsCHLER 4 SON,
AuetloneeFS

AuctioneefB
TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE
NC BEiNd KNOWN AZ 1905
ShykN1EENTH SIREET NORTH
By virtue q a., = deed sses trust
li3 Ct sec, Of the land .eeords
q re r.. P 2saas. g q G 5artg eeu aS
mere6y. the UNDERSIGNED Sustees
viii offer for sale. BY pubic auc-
ton. % front Of preuheb, On
WEDNEspAY, THE sLxT4 DAY
or NOVEMBER. 1857. AT -HnEE-
THIRTY O'CLOCK Pm he fol-
,oying-deserieed property " ne
mated Is and bsine Lof AZ n
NV. Fitzgerald's subdivision Of
lots IN Square 1T6. as per plat
recorded IN Lfber No. II. FOLIO
a.. OF the records Of TIE Once
q the surveyor Of the Dlstrist Of
TERMS Or SALE: ALL CASE, A
purchaser ct time Of sale Kxami-
nation Of title, convtyancine.
recording. nofaFial fees snd rev
enue stamps 1t cost Of purchaser.
Adjustments made as Of date q
sale. Terms % be comphn4 with
within thirty days from day. OF
sale. otherwise trustees reserve
the right to resell property a.
risk and cost Of defauleng BUR
chaser. after i've days a1Nefti8e-
ment Of such resale in sofle news
paper published In WGhington,
b c.. or deposit may be forfeited,
o. without forfeittng deposit
trustees may avail themselves 81
any legal or equitable r1ghS
against defauifing purchaser.
WALTER A. HOMEa,
GEORGE p. LuNKINS.
oe26 e, 81 no2.5 Trustees.
THOs. J. OWN q SON
Auetfoneern.
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THOs. J. OWN q SC
Auetieneers.
iii Z ST. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALgABLk
TWO : STORY ROW RICK
DWELLING BEING KNOWN As
PREMISES NUMBER 1924 SUM-
MI PLACE NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of 2 certain deec Q, sryst
r Ieso2os ~ = S. pssrie q q n coIn ne
bia, and ct the reduea Of the
party secured thereby. the under.
signed trustees will sell. at public
auction. IN front Of the premises.
on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID. 1857.
AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and prem:
ises: situate IN the D %. q
being Lot ia in Wardman and
Bones subdivision Of lotsin Square
recorded IN the once Of the Sur
veyor for the District Of Columbia.
in Liber AZ, at Folio IL.
TERMS: Sold subject TO . prior
lbuilding association deed Of trust
for approximately $6.62S AZ: tur-
Their particulars OF which wiz pc
announced at time Of sale: the
10 be paid ia cash A deposit Of
$500 required. Conveyanetng. re-
cordfng. etc. at purchasers cost.
Adjustments made as Of date Of
sale. Terms to be complied with
within thirty days. otherwise de-
post forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resola 81
the discretion Of the trustees.
ERNEST i. BLAND,
oc26. 20. 81 NOES Trustees.
- : = - =
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CEMETERY LOTS

TWO CHOICE LOTS at washington
National. win saeFinee. owner leav-
inE town. PA. 2-3o31.
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ADAM A. WEScHLER q son,
AuetioneeFs-Appraisers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REsTAu-
RANT AND BAR Furnishings
AND EQUIPMENT. AR coNpl::
TONER, ETC. CONTAINED IN
sAvENUE NORTHEAST: ALSO
ABc LICENSE. LEASEHOLD IN
TEREST, ETC.
BY virtue Of q chattel deed Of trust
recorded in Liber 1019l. Folio
100 Ct SEQ, one Of the land rec
ords Of the District Of Columbia.
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the underslgned
AUCTION. a. the seove-msntioned
FIFTH FIFTH DAY OF 1NovlkMsER..
1887. AT 10 O'CLOCK AN,
front ana back bar. beer dis.
penSer. refrigeration. freeser, ice
machine, fans. kitchen equipment,
china, glass. utensils. lighting NIX
lures, neon sign. National cash
resister. 5-tcn air conditioney,
etc; more particularly described
in said trust; also Class c.
alcoholic beverage and other u
censes, eood viii. leasehoid inter-
TERMS: CASH.
HENRY s. SNYDER.
EARL N. FOREMAN.
SAMUEL B. BLOCK, Attorn sss'i Tor
Party Secured, Investment Build-
ing. ocZ6.SO-nOo,4
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THE PRUDENT MAN iooketh ven 70
his going. Choiee sites In Cedar Hill
Cemetery: reasonable. OIL. -bs47.
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Expressive Floral tributes. Mod,rstsiJ
Ss SSs or Sssn as. ss s;,, SEA- o nsSdss
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Crematorium

]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
eth 81 and Mass. Ave NE. IL $4,000
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oAMRlRoNI. I'm. on Thur.a.r.

uAltANUSI' FhItN. On Ihultday,
s sfii'i Ru,dssaDeT 81 Ai az. ssIovs q
husband Of Maria damhsronl aud
father % Carl oamberont He also
= survived b. . brother and . sister
e. i'1 f,n.rsi Ai Hsms 3 a so .ss mt g
NV. on Monday. October IS. a. o
an SpaFklug faeilitiesl: thence to
the. Holy Trinity Catholic Church,
aeth and 2 s. Nv. where the holy
81 $50 an. for the Fepoae OF his
sonl interment Port Lincoln Gene
teFy. "a
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Trustees.
SAMUEL b. BLOCK. Attorney for
Party Secured, Investment Bulld-
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F0nD. JANIS, on Wednesday. o.
s sssss hs, ass ,if ssaj SoS 2s'' g
loved brother of Mrs Amanda p.
Ms. ADA z bishop: ! bFothsr-in.
ychnns j Johnson o ssaa sl,s.r-ss olsle.
Florence johnson, and ether relatives
and fflend1 After Z pm. Satuf-
DAY, October 90, friends may call
:. ihs snosesn rHpeEal none Rock
day, October 20. az pm. a. the
Mount Pleasant Church. Norbeck.
Nd. the Rev W. u Williams Of.
nciatinG lnterment church eeme-
tery. 20
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phNEnot NmhhLLo -, OluCer9 ana
IT. members Of Bricklayerg
t i! 81; ! i;: 81 8:
~ the Deal Funeral Home,
DW 4Sl2 Georgia ave. NV,
on Monday, october rs, 1857, ct 10
am. tnterment Rock Greek Gene
William A. JORDAN. Secretary. "a
DEssEz, RENA BRUCE. on Thurs
day october "a, 1857, 81 Washing
ton sanltarium and Hospital, RENA
81 NV, beloved wife Of Charles
Victor Dessez, ST.; mother OF Robert
AZ Dessez, Mrs Dorothy ID. Nelson
and Charles Victor Dessez, jr., I'll
Of Washington, d. c. Mrs. Lois
Troutman Of Atlanta. Ga, and Nor
val =. Deseez Of WashinGton. D. c.;
sister Of Mrs. Gertrude casson and
Mrs. Agnes e. Barbour Friends
may call At 0awler's Chapel, 1888
Pa. aye. NV. leourtesy parking OPP
p0site). where services will be held
on Monday, october 2s. at 1916
Pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. "a
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JANIS ?. LORE. Master. "a

JhMEo ~ LONIs mabttts -
TURNER, EVELYN, On Wednesday.
2 2ssDi:sl. ET q soS
sister Of William IN epfiggs and
mother 81 Jerome. Joan, Patricia and
Russell Pollard. She also. q sur-
The late Mrs. Turner may be viewed
~ the Stewart Fpneral Home. 80
"a on a':HS:si ' SSss.1 4
yERMILLIoN, FREDERICK s, on
kRicciK ) ovERMILLIoS 81 1909
Forest Glen ~ Silver spring, Md.
beloved husnsnd OF the late Mary
Peters vermlllion. father Of Mrs In
Ian ' Er,sksgn and brother 0f Mlss
sscis yss@iIli'gR ssIy GSs az The
$ q n .Sasss s RssP' fn: 81 At "S
yOGT, FREDERICK n. on Thursday,
2 2csp;s i5hEfpasSRick n N0 S6oT Alt q
SS husband Se''ie q ths isis S eftss Jane n
vogt is,hsr q ThoInssv Jss,kso9 y v.
HtheI Moore Friends lends p nay esl l,.l a.
SoUeoS.yA. rl oStossr "a: sS ns 10 *,
carr floor Memorial Piisrim Church
27th and North Harrison sts,, Airing.
ton. Va, where funeral. services vii
I r. ssId s, iISc D dsm.lL. n.spsnts
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n saiion q ksSs ls sS Iodss.
IN No a. a. NJ, = hereby
N ssr IS: is ssoI 4: \ f. nsSs.
. 18th 81 and New York
. ave. nv, for the purpose
CONDUCTING the last Masonic rites
.enf hate brother SAMUEL
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oe.o6sr 25,' 49,. al Il. her IN reslds sGss.
tIY4 R 5rS4Is1 aye nl sTaasSry RaIL;
mSihe s1 Il Wizard 1V asIy Of of BPsS
Phillips of Gibsont0n. PA. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
IN 81; and Mas; aye. ne. until
ICES 81 the y, :. Miller Funeral Home.
hoehester. n. T.. on Tuesday, Octo-
s BIZ zs a. N ! p c.mi lnssrnsns East
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sassr =. 1857, !, sSs pi salsa.'o Gen. s.
eFal Hospital Evelyn n HALL q
sd lf 3 nan ssS d sslSsss a ssss e
Of Emily D. Johnson She also Is
survived b. fourteen children. q
brother. James r. johnson: . sister.
Mrs. bernice Ross two aunts. Mrs.
Maah,n Esso s sa mny M oSsr r.,s
ttyes and friends. Friends may eAll
after noon Sunday. October "a. a.
the funeral home Of Alexander 3
Pope. IA i5th e; Sc. Ehefe The
Requ.em mass vii be eelebrated on
Monday. October IS, ct Q an. a.
q. cyprian.s Church. 18th and {
SIS. Sc. Interment Mount O,ivet
Cemetery. "a
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paslEns. c,aLAkLssg .ARTHgk Qa

R4HS Cj PEE E. IsSs s.lS SsE Sds
ana issher re Of ~ Hyrti. .nf 3. ouD1 s's q
LscnardtoEn; Nd; Archi. y psyeT.
OF Takoma PARK, Nd: Pearl II
81 Elsenhsrt Of silver sprias, Nd !:
Theodore 3. Devers OF Warrington.
p G.: Z Dolores Anderson OF Silver
Of Kensington. Nd. he also Is sur
yived By tventy-three grandchildren,
twenty-seyen REORGANIZATION and
nye NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fu-
Home. 4Sl2 oeorgia ave. NV. on
Monday. October 70, at To- am.
Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. "a
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communication Of Hiram
Lodge !: s.s., No; 10. AZ: =; A Il. =. ~.
sonic Temple on Monday,
noon. for the purpose Of
attending the funeral of
brother. WARWICK NJ.
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WILDER D. ANDERSON, Pin. secy.
LINDSAY. CARL n. On Friday. oeto-
e sS e. fhb 8 A4xrliaF'Ssaa ss s0i NoSs
leth g.. Arlinston. ya;: beloved hls;;
Mrs. Loi. l. Landes. brother Of John
and n Glenn Lindsay; Mrs, Y ".
koms s S %scsas as sd i's ir knas5n
We. Notice Of funeral ARRANGEMENTS
LUX. 1T. cOMDR. FRANK w., U. 5.
n. A. Pearl Hsrbor. oahu. Hawaii,
NaomI Bleam Lug. son q MIS-. p.
wlseand, brighter q ,williem 4.
Lux ward p MS 81 q d.or y csd sT' ana a
viswMins a. at b:iS am. Monday, oc.c.
Der rs. It Arlington Vault. Mass
- Port Mysr chapsl at 10 an.
wy Viz 81 %IIisar' soSoi:. s:FS:
MeALEER. IVA @. On saturday. os-
IVA q. MeALEkR. formerly Of Wash,
y McAieer, mother Of IL. Col. Charles
y dhsssA1l. ssr cAiss1saG Iii Fsn sissss 81
MAJ Mds MRS jo sspsr'E rVn h u Eisins
W. va; Dewey B Knott Of psTksrs-
Knott q silver sPfins. Nd. fIlsnG,
may call AZ the Lee Funeral Home,
pm. saturday. october 20, where
services will be held on Monday, octo.
Cedar I'M csmstsrs "a
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J0HANsON, HELEN L on Saturday.
October 20. 1857. 81 Aflington Hos
pital, HKLKN l. JoakNsoS Of iss
south Thomas at. Arllneton. Va.
wife Of the late Ralph 3 Johanson,
Of Harry p. and Ronald David lar.
re. Notice Of funeral arranGements
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rommnnicaiion q LEBANON
! ssi,s 80 e.hid for : Nom y !.
day octobeF %. 1887, n
" noon. at The Masonic
Temple, 18th 81. and New
fork ave. NV, for The pur-
or iafe hrnihsr. rREn.
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BENNINGTON. MARY K. on Friday.
oetoeer ~. 1857, &C BERKELEY. Calf.
NARY X HUNTINGTON. wife Of
HUNTINGTON. Interment Tuesday. o.
tobef %, nt 2 pm, u 8. Naval
cemetery, Annapolis. Nd.
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GLADYS Z. suddenly.
en Sc, s1Ssprday. Qescesr 20. 1881,
18Th st.. NV. beloved sister OF MIS-
Mabel I, johnson. Mrs. Laura q
Jones, Mrs. C.. Louise Blair and II
Jerome Lancaster. Also surviving
ere other relatives. and many friends.
ments By MCGUIRE. Inc. Is
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GUNTOW. JOIN, On Thnrsday. oc-
JOHN OUNToW. beloved husband
q Jesaamine ountew and father u
The Q. h. Hines CO. Funeral Home.
1901 i4th e. NV on Monday.
October ~, ~ II an tpaEktng
faetiitiesl Intermsnt Fort Lincoln
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asy. ostoSsr IS, Isss'o IN w Mtscnssi
s ssICssS hue, nTssssns, g LIssnoI Tse.
viying are four grandchildren, one
,ister, Mrs. Irene Hebb: one aunt.
Louise hebb: one brother In law.
Peter Hegb After 12 noon
Invited TO call st his late rssidence
keauiem mas viii be celebrated At
81 Benedict the Moor Catholic
Church. 2lst q. and Oklahoma ave.
teri. ARRANGEMENTS By MCGUIRE.
nc. "a
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evANs' Ahuh on thursday oe-
2soO Lse .hvy A.llpston. va. SAN:
81 Lois Merle Harness u washins-
ton, p c.. and Grandfather OF MFs.
Geraldine Hopper ef Manassas. Va,
Friends may call a. the Lee Funeral
Home, 18th 81. and Mass ave. ne,
day. oetoher eS, II pm. Inter-
ment CEDAR HiH Cemetery. ~
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HUDSON, LENA 4 on Friday. Octo-
Der IS. 1857, a. the q. 8 Naval
Hospital. Bethesda. Nd. LIMA 4
HUDSON. beloved mother Of Mrs.
Dallas q. riftor Of 5Iss Mae0rnb
Birch Funeral Home. s03l n 81.
NV. where services viii Be held on
Monday. October -. at 1880 an.
Private iRterment in Oak Hin Gene
teyy. %
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living room, and he had heard Harry say,
las soon as he wins it, Ill get his sigma
ture on this and then, baby, we'll be in the
chips for life! Well own him.
Quincy decided he wasn't going to be
owned by anybody, especially not by
Harry. He wasn't going to be puppet in
freak show.
The audience quoted and Max
spoke again into the microphone. you
said Ascension Island. That is correct.
And the rest of it. Quincy? Who discov-
cred Ascension Island, and how did it get
its name?"
Quincy hesitated. He wet his lips and
swallowed. His Adams apple bobbed.
Out front, they were cheering. Then he
said, Il don't know"
For seconds, there was no sound. Peo-
pie thought the audio portion Of the tele-
cast had failed. Then Max said, unbe-
lovingly, you don't know"
Quincy was emphatic. Il don't know"
- want to give you every chance. I'm
sure it will come to you. Think"
Quincy said, i've thought" Max's
arms fell, and he sighed. 1t was over.
Afterward, there was an hour with the
press. The press was disappointed. but it
was still story. Mr.. Brundidge was dis
appointed, too, although he pointed out
that eventually the government would get
its slice. For while Quincy had lost, some
body sponsor, network, agency must
have gained.
Harry screamed that he had been let