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JESSIE MAGGIE BELLE. On Thur

day, April ), 1862, MAGGIE BELLE
JESSIE OF 55IO Bass place Sc,
devoted daughter OF Mrs. Maggle
Jessie of 139 49th ST. Sc; sister of
Mrs. Maureen Austin. Mrs. Liddell
Dorsey and Mrs. Margaret jenkins
SAe also is survived by one aunt,
two uncleS, a devoted friend. Thomas
MoSley; other relatives and friends.
Remains may be viewed from to
8 pm. Monday. April o. at the
Barnes g. Matthews Funeral Home,
36l9 I4th st. NV. U4th and Spring
rdD. where funeral will be helu
Tuesday, April 10, at / pm. In
terment Harmony Memorial Park
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JUENEMANN. HnDA A. On sunday

April 5. 1862, at Providence hos
pItal. H1LDA A. JUENEMANN of
1870 Webster st. ne, beloved wife
vi the late Edward J. Juenemann,
mother of Mrs. Gladys A. Jefferson,
SISTER OF Mrs. Emma Kaiser, Mrs.
julia Robertson, Frank F., c. Elmer
and Archie W. Farr, grandmother OF
Sandra 10 Lewis and William E.
Jefferson. Services at the S. H.
hines Co. Funeral Home, 2y0l l4th
st. NV. (parking facilities. on
Wednesday, April II. at pm. In
terment, Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
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RICHARDS, LAURA A. Or

Aprii g. 1863. LAURA A. RICH
mother OF Pauline L Poole and
sister of Bradley and John Whitaker
of Richmond, Va. Friends may call
at the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope rd. s.e.. on
Monday April q, until 10 pm,
thereafter at st. Barnabas Episcopal
Church. j203 st. Barnabas rd. Sc,
until time of services, II a m. on
Wednesday, April IL. Interment
church cemetery 10
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GILES. GEORGE W. On Saturday

April Z. 1862 at his residence. 26O9
Stanton I'd. Sc, GEORGE W. GILES,
beloved husband of the late Mrs.
Lille w. Giles. beloved father OF
Everett Wesley, George s.. Lillian
L. and Ralph w. Giles. He also is
survived by a sister. Mrs. Carrie
Pettis; seven grandchildren, 27 great
grandchildren, other relatives and
friends. After ) pm. Wednesday
April IL, friends may call at his
late residence Funeral services on
Thursday, April u. at I pm, at
Campbell A NJ. E. Church, 2562
Nichols ave. Sc, the Rev j. s.
Grant officiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. Arrange
ments by the Robert G. Mason Fu-
neral Home, $500 Nichols ave, Sc.
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ERoUHART. MOSES REV. On Thurs

day, April 5, 1862. REV. MOSES
husband Of the late Carrie Erquhart,
stepfather of Gertrude Gray and
Joseph Toomer, jr. He also is survived
by grandchildren. other relatives
and host of friends. After pm.
Monday. April o. friends are in
vited to call at the Jarvis Chapel.
1432 You st. NV, where funeral
services will he held Tuesday. April
10, at 10 am Interment Lircoln
Memnrial CemetnrY U
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PRoCHAzKA, ANNE STELLA. c

Shady Side, Md. on April. Z, 1862
and mother of Mrs. Ann M Sim
mons and Rudolph C Prochazka
She also is survived by seven grand
children. Prayers at the Chambers
Funeral Home, SIT 1Ith st. Sc,
on Tuesday, April 10. at a:3O am
Mass at Holv Family Church. al
10 am. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry
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April :. 1868. at Baitimore. Nd
WALTER LEE FARRELL of 3SI@
Both St. Brentwood. Nd. beloved
husband of Hazel E. Farrell (nee
Sniderl and father of Walter L.
Farrell and Gertrude Cronin. He also
is survived by four grandchildren.
four great-grandchildren five
brothers and five sisters. Services
at GaSch's Funeral Home. 4739
Baltimore ave. Hyattsville. Md, on
Tuesday, April 10, at 1880 am
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Please
omit flowers. Friends may call after
3 pm Sunday q
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RICHARDSON. HERMAN. on satr

RICHARDSON of 2642 Nichols ave
Sc. devoted husband of Mrs. Carrie
Richardson. He also is survived by
a daughter. Mrs. Althea R. Smith
two sons. Arthur and Norman Rich
ardson; a sister. Mrs. Ruth Shorter
two aunts, one uncle. IA grand.
children. other relatives and friends
After ) pm. Tuesday. April 10
friends may call at the Robert G
Mason Funeral Home. $500 Nichol!
day, April IL, at / pm. at Camp.
bell A. NJ. E. Church, Nichols ave
and Sumner rd Sc. the Rev j s
Grant officiating. 1nterment Wood
lawn CnmeterN 1n
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GOODHART. JOHN W. on saturda

April :. 1862. at Hernando, Fla,
JOHN W. GOODHART OF Point OF
Mary Mary ooodhart d usNb and brother OF Of Mrs Ite
L. c. Rollings of Leesburg, Va
Funeral services, Tuesday. April To-
1862. at > pm, from the Muse &
Reed Funeral Chapel. Leesburg Va
Va
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PITTLE, HELEN MAY. On Sunday

PITTLE, HELEN MAY. On Sunday,
April 8, 1862. at her residence,
9912 Woodland drive, Silver Spring
wife of Maurice NJ. Pittle. She also is
survived by sister, Mrs. Edith
Price, and a brother, Samuel Siegel.
Funeral services at the Bernard
DanZansky g. Sons Funeral Home,
ties adjacent. on Tuesday, April | 20.
at l pm. Interment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial Week 99l2
Woodland drive. Silver Spring, Nd.
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JACOBER, ARTHUR.

ARTHUR. Ou Monday,
April .. 1862. ARTHUR JACOBER of
$500 Connecticut ave. NV, beloved
husband of Elizabeth P. Jacober
and devoted father of Mrs. Gerald
". Siegel and Mrs. Lawrence L.
Albert of Scarsdale. N. Y. He also
is survived by five grandchildren.
Funeral services and interment New
York. n. Y. tDanzansky Funeral
Service
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JOSEPH z. Inns, secy. Treas

GABRIEL. BRUCE, Sr. On Friday,
April 8 1862. BRUCE GABRIEL. 81,
6and Of Sa Matte E Gabrie & Gei9sfh }sfheI nuS 81
Bruce. ir, and Vernal Gabriel
brother OF Mrs. Essie Bslthrop. Also
surviving are cousin, Buster How
ard. and other relatives and many
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CHARLES. On saturday

April :. 1865. at National Institutes fs
Of Health, CHARLES FENWICK, Of
1923 Carroll ave. Takoma Park.
Md: husband of Irma W. Fenwick,
father of Mrs. John Cough and
brother of Mrs. John Campbell. Mrs.
Alexander and Herbert Fenwick,
There are five grandchildren. Mr.
Fenwick rests at the Warner E.
Humphrey Funeral Home, S434
Georgia ave. Silver Spring, Md.
where service will be held on Tues
day. April 10, at ll:3O am. ozark
ing facilities. Interment Congress
SiOnal Cemetery q
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FENWICK. CHARLES. On

FENNICk, CHARLES. On Saturday
@ ]. ::.: i; : !!
<H April Z. 1862, in Bethesda
ESS.SSM Md. CHARLES FENWICK,
IN G&TM member of Columbia Typo
III ATY nI graphical Union. No. lUi
N&S411S2 Remains resting at the
~ Warner E. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd. Service at the
funeral home on Tuesday, April 10
at l1:3O am. Interment CongreS-
sional Cemetery. Members of the
union are invited to attend the
funeral services.
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nLhOLs LD" anu H. htuDSIo VI
Ah kedne Council. NO 353.
,NEAA knights OF CoIumpus, are
AkEsA requested to assemble at
6N the Collins Funeral Home,
VNAIV 1921 l4th st. NV, on
~ Tuesday. April 10. 1867,
W at 3 pm, Tor the reclta
tIUn OF the rosary for EDWARD 7.
KEHOE.
JAMES p, SPELLMAN. Fin. secy.
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DrathH

ANDERSON. ROSA $. On Saturday.
April : 1862. az the District Gen
eral Hospital. ROSA s ANDERSON
Of 21l6 10th 81: ne. devoted mother
Helen Thompson. William, Charles.
David and Mancel Anderson. Also
surviving are tour sisters, two
nine Ereat-srandchildren and other
relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting ST The John T. Rhines
Co. Funeral Home. 30l5 18th st
ne. Notice Of funeral later.
BARTZ. WILLIAM j., ST. Suddenly
on Sunday, April 5, a61 WILLIAM
tpstrict Heiehts Nd. the beloved
Of Dorothy E Bennett, William j,
Z. and Linda Lee Bartz. son of
c. Berry. Mary n. Baker. Dorothy
3. Richardson. Clara E. Arneson.
Helen NJ. Gator. Charles P. Herman
g survived by two grandchildren
Funeral from the Simmons Bros.
Funeral Home, 1861 Good Hope I'd
Sc lparking, facliItlesl, on Wednes-
at Epiphanv Episcopal Church. For
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. " 10
BAUMGARTNER. MARY LOUISE. On
LOUISE AUMCIAR NER OF bb-S
Klngtree St. Silver Spring. Nd,
wife of the late Conrad ]. Baum
gartner and mother Of Mrs. Donald
Kinsinger and DrS. Conrad, Walter
and Carl Baumgartner There also
are seven grandchildren and four
kreat-grandchildren Mrs. Baum
eartner will rest at The Marcy
Mortuary, Ashland. Nebr. Services
on Wednesday. April IL. at pm,
at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Mudrock, Nebr. 1nterment
church cemetery.
BOWSER. RUSSELL ]. on Saturday.
April :. 1862, at the Washington
Hospital Center. RUSSELL J.
BOWSER of 1881 7th St NV Notice
OF funeral later. ArrangementS by
the Taft H. Williams Funeral Home
10
BOYKIN. TRACE VI. On Saturday
April :, 1862. TRACE NJ. BOYKIN
Of 523 18th ST. ne. the beloved
father OF Mrs Sylvia Gale He also
is survived by five grandchildren.
three sisters. a Son-ln-law, other
relatives and many friends. Notice
of funeral later. Malvan 81 Schey
Inc. MorticianS.
BRENT. MATILDA LAWSON. Suddenly
on April : 1862. at District Gen
eFal Hospital MATILDA LAWSON
BRENT of 80" D st. Sc Notice of
services later. Arrangements by the
Morris A. Carter & Co. Funeral
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ISBELL, ANDREW J. On Saturday
Of Of -iH44t6 D '-' st me- Beloved husband
of Bregetta Isbell and great-uncle
OF Mrs. Norma Van Hook. Norman
Richardson and Roscoe johnson
He also is survived by other rela-
tiVeS and many friends Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements By Nc
Guire, Inc. IL
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UITN ENF lWhNs NVNHHNNE 7 dNStW &C
the Great Beyond Friday, April 8
1852 after a brief Illness, MRS
YOSHIMI OLIVER. She leaves tC
mourn her husband, Floyd Oliver;
five children. two brothers and one
sister, all of Japan. Funeral services
from the Smith Funeral Home, u 1T
18th st. NV, on Tuesday, April 10
at | pm. Interment Arlington Ma.
tional Cemetery. Family may bG
contacted at 5029 18th pl. ne.
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April :. 1862, at Providence Hos
pital,, LEON j. EDELIN, jake,
the beloved husband of May H
Edelin,, father of Helen NJ. Phillips,
grandfather of Helen NJ. Murphy
and sreat-grandfather of Sandra
Lee and Jerry w Murphy Funeral
from the Simmons Bros. Funeral
Home; 1861 Good Hope rd. Sc
,parklng facl!lties), on Tuesday
April 10. at 9;3O am: thence to
St Phillips Catheaic Church. where
mass will be offered at 10 am.
for the repoSe Of his soul. Interment
CONGRESSIONAL Cemetery
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April :. 1862, at District General
Hospital. ANNA NEALIOUS of 42l
VI St NV, devoted mother of Eta
Matthew and Moses woodward and
sister of Maggie and Becky Stroud.
She also is survived by other rela-
tiveS and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines & Co. Fu-
neral Home, 30l5 18th st. ne
Notice of funeral later.
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day, April $, 1862. at Arlingtou
Hospital. CARL WALKER PETER
SON of ABB North 18th st
Arlington, Va, beloved son oi
Weber H. and 10 w. Peterson and
brother Of Mrs Michele p. Santilli
and Mrs Nancy P. Scudder. Friends
NAV call at the Ives Funeral Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va.
after pm. on Monday. April g.
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday, April 10, at 1870 m
Interment Columbia Gardens Gene
terry.
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ROBINSON. MICHAEL AND BERT

MAN. Suddenly, on Friday. April 8,
1862, little MICHEAL AND BERT
MAN ROBINSON of 1852 Ontario
of Seaton st. NV. devoted sons Of
Mrs. Mona Robinson Aiken. They
also are survived by five brothers,
two sisters, three aunts five uncles.
grandfather. other relatives and
many friends. Remains may be
viewed on Tuesday April 10 after
3 pm. at the Hall Bros. Funeral
Home, 81 Fla. ave. NV, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
April Il. at 1870 pm.. the Rev.
Marie H. Reed officiating Interment
Harmony Memorial Park. 10
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HUTCHINs. CONsTANCE H. suddenly.


Z II CUUUFIIag >
on SUNDAY. April s. 1862, CON
STANCE HoFFMASTER HUTcHINs
of BarStow. Md. beloved wife of
Reid HutchinS, devoted mother OF
Mrs, Constance H. Breunich Of New
Jersey, Raymond E, Charles r. and
Thomas E. Hutchins, all of Barstow.
Md. and daughter of Mrs J.
HOffmaster. Baltimore, Nd Friends
may call at the HarkneSs Funeral
Home. Mutual. Port Republic Nd.
after pm. Monday, April g.
Recitation of rosary Tuesday, April
10. at : D.m. Requiem mass at St.
Johns Vianney Church, Prince
H. at 10 am. InteTment Asbury
Cemetery, BarStoW. Md In lien of
flowers. contributions may be made
to Calvert County Heart Fund.
Frederick County papers please
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KUGLER. KATHERINE ETHEL. Or

SUNDAY, April s. 1907, kAIhERINEi
ETHEL hUGLER OF the Fairfax
Apts.. Philadelphia, Pa, daugnter
Oh the IaLe Jonn L. ana Kate
s hetS at the et Church 81 'iof Of ths siii Ho5y p
IrInity, 18th and Walnut SIS..
Philadelphia, Pa, at 1870 pm.
Wednesday. April H. Interment al
Boehms Evangelical and Reformed
Church, Blue Bell, Pa. In lieu OF
flowers, contributions may be sent
to Christian Chlldren's Fund, Inc. Il,
China Building. Richmond 4. Va.
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Brown. JAMES ALEXANDER. officer,

MLI and memberS OF General
ASsA> Accounting office Post, No.
SSxaxsS ~. the American Legion,
E# E#EySM sCe notified of the sudden
SyL&sLO death on Friday. April +,
X$HSE 1862 of Comrade JAMES
A. BROWN, and are re-
quested TO attend the National
Guard of Honor memorial services
at s pm. Monday. April o, 1862. at
his late residence 4u6 South Fairfax
St, Alexandria Va. Funeral services
will be held at his late residence at
IL am. Tuesday April 10. Inter
ment Alexandria National Cemetery.
TED S POTTER. COmdr.
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MORSE, GREGORY. On Thursday
April 5. 1862 at Children's Hospital,
GREGORY MORSE of 1747 Sth St
NV. son of James and Evelyn Morse.
Also surviving are four sisters. four
brothers, other relatives and friends
From to 10 pm, Monday, April 9,
friends may call at Brooks and Allen
Funeral Home. 10Th and Florida ave.
NV. where prayers VIII be said at
10 am. Tuesday. April 10. Inter
ment Harmony Memorial Park. 8
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MARY q. BUTLER. D. r.
RIONGE w HAWKISS Fin. Secy.

wOLFEL. EDNA 5. on Saturday, April
EpNh js9S woFn q FEpVSsnfe 81 zoos HS;pto S.ato6
81. me-, believed wife of the late
Charles c. Wolfel. mother of Mrs.
Shirley Z. whichafd. She also is
survived By three grandchildren.
sister Of Mrs: HAIRY Bay. and four
Co. Funeral Home, 2901 l4th ST.
NV. on Tuesday. April 10, at 1880
arlington National Cemetery. 8
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April 2 lNb2 at Freedmen's Hos
pital, MR.. ROBERT DOUGLAS
SCOTT He is survived by three
daughters, Mrs. Eloise Myers of
Washington. D. c.; Elizabeth Scott
Of Denver, Colo; Marie Scott of
Haymarket. Va. and one son. Morris
Scott of Catlett. Va. He also is
survived by a devoted daughter in
law. Mrs. Bertha Roxie Scott: nine
children and many other relatives.
Friends may call at the Joynes
Funeral Home, 116 Mass. ave. NV,
on Tuesday. April 10, after 1 pm.
Funeral services will he held at the
Olive Branch Baptist Church. Hay
market Va. on Wednesday. April II
at pm, the Rev. L. A. Jackson
officiating. 1nterment church ceme-
tery.
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1PathH

HAWKINS. EMMA. Departed this life
suddenly. on Thursday. April 5,
1862. EMMA HAWKINS OF $685.
Tucker I'd. OXon Hill, Nd. devoted
wife OF the late Calvin Hawkins.
She leaves TO mourn their loss four
sisters Mrs Helen Lyons. Mrs. EliZ-
abeth Collins OF Stanford, Conn;
Mrs. Marie Burroughs OF Oxon Hill
Nd, and Mrs. Lucille Lee of Wash
lngtOn. D, C; four brothers Walter
johnson of Stamford. Conn. Allen
and Theodore JOnpson OF Oxon Hill.
Nd. and Webster johnson Of Wash
ington, D C.. AMI other relatives
and friends. After ) pm Monday,
April @. friends may call at the
Robert g Mason Funeral Home
$500 Nichols ave Sc. where the
rosary will be recited at : pm
Requiem mass viii be offered at
$50 am. Tuesday April 10 at
81. Ignatius Catholic Church OXon
Hill. Md. IntermCat Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 9
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JAMES K. SCARBOROUGH. Adj.

-RJRBAGE, ADA v. On Thursday,
April 5, 1862, ADA V. BURBAGE
OF Good Luck rd. Lanham, Nd.
beloved wife OF the late William o.
Burbage, ST., and mother OF Nancy
and William o Burbage jr she
also is survived by three sisters,
Marion Dulin. Ruth McKenny
and Helen Kicker and two brothers,
J. C. Donaldson and Z. A. Donaldson.
Services at the GaSch Funeral Home,
4739 Baltimore ave. HyattSville,
Nd. on Tuesday, April 10. at 9:45
am. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Gene
terry, Friends may call after 3 pm.
Sunday. 8
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DFathH

DONALDSON. ELTON MAY. On Satur-
DONALDSON. beloved wife Of James
{. Donaldson, sister of Cecil c.
Vernon R.. Charles E. Leslie and
Jack Riley and Mrs. MadEe Brenner
Funeral from the Walter W. Deal
Funeral Home, 4Sl2 Georgia ave
NV. on Tuesday. April 10. at > pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery 9
DURETZ. LENA On Sunday. April s,
1862. at her residence, 34O5 Carlson
ST NV LENA DURETZ, beloved
mother Of Mrs. Sara GrosSberg and
Mrs. EVELYN Zlotnick. Funeral serV-
ices st the Bernard DanZansky &
Sons Funeral Home 350I I4th st
NV. parking facilities adiacentl
on Monday, April 9. at II am
mortal Week 3405 Garrison st. NV
In lieu OF flowers, the family Sug-
eestS that contributions may be
made to the Cancer Fund.
DYSON. MIKE d. On Saturday. Aprii
., 1867. at Casualty Hospital. MIKE
D. DYSON Of 1910 G St ne. hus-
band OF Mrs. Laurina Dyson. He
also is survived by two brothers
i've sisters, other relatives ana
many friends. Remains resting at
3Ol5 18th st. ne. Cample parking
fscilities) where friends may cal
after pm. Tuesday, April 10. and
where the recitation of the rosary
VIII be offered at pm. Mass for
the repoSe of his soul will be
celebrated Wednesday. April II, al
70 am. at Our Lady of Mercy
Church, 1919 R st. n e., Kenilworth
Mo. lnterment Mount Olivet Gene
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RUsTIN. WILLIAM H. On SATURDAY

NUSIIN. WILbIAM n. On Satufuay,
April Z. 1862, at Havre de Grace,
Md. WILLIAM H RUSTIN. He leaves
to mourn five daughters. five sons.
33 grandchildren seventeen great
grandchildren. one brother and a
host of other relatives and friends
After ; pm Monday. April, O.
friends may call at the family home.
High Ridge rd.. Laurel. Md. Mass
will be said for the repose of his
soul on Tuesday. April 10. at 1O
am. at st. Marvs Catholic Church
Laurel Md. Interment church GENE
terry. Services by Snowden, Rockville,
Md
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BRENT. MATILDA LAWSON. suddenl,

on April ). 1862. at District Gen
BRENT OF l6O" D st, Sc. Notice OF
services later. Arrangements by the
Morris A Carter q Co. Funeral
Home. 2Nh Il 81 u "
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GRAYs, FREDDIE. On Thursday,

April 3. 1862, at Casualty Hos
pital. FREDDIE GRAYS of 643
Acker St. me-, beloved husband of
Soletta Grays, son OF Fred Grays,
father of Patricia Y and Freddie
Grays, brother OF Margaret Farrar,
Mahaley Rawles, Leon and Franklin
Sslsfives and diSE frienSs 70 Tps iste Hy ot Mr
Grays may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home, 80 H st. ne. after
> pm. Monday. Funeral Tuesday,
April 10, at Southern Baptist Church,
134 L st. NV. at 1890 PIN. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
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MASON. ELIZABETH. On Friday,
April g.. 1862, ELIZABETH MASON
of 1904 llth St NV. Surviving
are her nieces. other relatives ard
many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by MCGUIRE.
Inc
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Hull. INA SHERMAN. On Sunday,
AHrll 5. 1862. at her home agI2
INA SHERMAN HULL. wife OF
Edmund F Hull and mother OF
Miss Marjorie Hull and Edna B
Gibson. There also. are three
grandchildren and two sreat-Grand-
children Mrs. Hull rests at tho
Warner E Pumphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave, Silver SDring
Md, where service will be held on
Wednesday. April II. at > pm.
parking facilities Inte-ment Ar
lington National Cemetery. FTiendS
may visit at the funeral home after
7p.m. Monday. 10
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April S. 1862, JUNE D. EARRING
TON Of SIS 4th st. ne. Remains
resting at the Lowe Funeral Home,
1925 MARYLAND ave. ne. Notice of
funeral later. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

OPINION: To Hufnorist-
Author Ring Lardner, who
loved baseball, the greatest
pitcher in the game was Wall
ter johnson, the ace of the
Washington Senators.
When Lardner was in his
last illness, he was visited in
the hospital by an old friend,
who was also a baseball buff.
After a long period of silence,
Lardner asked:
who do you think was the
best pitcher of all timer"
"Christys Mathewson," said
the other, not hesitating for
a moment.
Lardner WINGED and turned
his face away. There was an
other silence. Then he said:
"Goodby."
"Goodby," said his friend,
taking his leave.
Soon after. Lardner
breathed his last.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03

opening lead: Heart king.
West led the king of hearts.
and East had to overtake with
the ace. Naturally enough. East
switched to diamonds. To show
his strong holding in the suit
East made the conventional
lead of the king of diamonds.
1t was all very inspiring.
Everybody at the table could
tell that West had led from
a heart suit headed by K-Q-J
or K-Q-10; and everybody like
wise knew that East's top dia-
monds were K-Q-J or K-Q-l0.
Unfortunately, this informa-
ton did the defenders no good
at all.
South played his low dia-
mond on East's king. Declarer
could win the next diamond,
draw trumps, and go after the
clubs. Eventually, he discarded
three hearts on dummy's clubs,
losing only one heart, one dia-
mond, and one club.
The rest of Vests high
hearts went to sleep. One of
them could have been the
setting trick.
Correct Return
East can defeat the contract
by making the correct return at
the second trick. He knows he
can win a club trick eventually
in addition to the heart ace
already taken. One diamond
trick is not enough. He needs
two diamonds or one diamond
and one heart.
There is no difficulty If West
has the ace of diamonds, ex-
cept that it would then be hard
to understand South's bidding.
If South has the ace Of dia-
monds, as the bidding indicates,
the only hope is to enter the
West hand with a diamond so
that he can cash q heart trick.
Therefore East must lead o
low diamond at the second
trick instead Of leading the
king of diamonds. South takes
the ace of diamonds and
eventually tries the club fl
nesse. Then East must lead his
other low diamond. West gets
the 10 of diamonds and can
cash a heart to defeat the con-
tract.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-03
SHERWOOD
ON BRIDGE
BY ALFRED sHEINwOLD
Accurate SignuI
Muy Cost q Trick

Good defenders signal I'M
formation to each other by the
cards they play. This is a fine
idea, but it's possible to overdo
it: You can signal so accurately
that you muff the defense.
North dealer. e
Neither side vulnerable.
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Daily Question

AS dealer you hold:
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Answer: Bid one diamond.
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Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1962-03-03

race, creed, color or national
origin.
IL. Resolved nearly 300 to GAL
complaints of discrimination in
Government contract employ
ment. The balance-which came
to the Committee late in the
year-are to be resolved short
ly.
Is. Launched regional meet
ings by Committee staff men,
bers with officials of Federal
installations in the field to
strengthen the concept of equal
opportunity for Federal employ
ment.
IA. Helped to establish sys-
TENS of compliance officers in
the Federal agencies who seek
to assure equal opportunity.
Is. Encouraged better train
ing programs so that members
of minority groups will be able
to take advantage of the new
opportunities that are open to
them.