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Cardinal Muench Dies;
New Consistory Seen

ROME, Feb. l6 (AP). -
Aloisius Cardinal Muench, the
only American cardinal in the
Vatican Curia, died last night
after a long struggle with
Parkinson's disease. He would
have been 70 on Sunday.
The Wisconsin-born prelate,
former Bishop of Fargo, N.
OAK, was the third cardinal
to die in 10 days.
The Pope has been reported
considering calling a new con-
siStory to fill out the College
of Cardinals.
The end came for Cardinal
Muench at 1854 pm. at Sal
vador Mundi Hospital here
after he had received the last
sacrament of the Roman Cath
Ollie Church.
The cardinals body will lie
in state in the hospital chapel
until solemn mass Sunday in
st Peters Basilica. Pope John
will attend. Then the body will
be flown to Fargo for burial.
Now II Cardinals
Italian-born Gaetano Cardi-
nal Cicognani, also a member
of the Vatican Curia, and Por-
tuguese-born Teodosio Gle
mente Cardinal de Gouveia,
Archbishop of Lourenco Mar
ques, died last week. The three
deaths reduced the number of
Cardinals to IT, eight below the
high established by Pope John.
Until Pope John became the
supreme ruler of the church in
1858, there had never been
more than 10 cardinals, a limit
set in 1886 by Pope Sixtus V.
Pope John brought the total to
IS in 1860 and again early last
year after several cardinals
had died.
Vatican sources said a con-
sistory might be called before
Easter, April %, and possibly
next month, to create 10 or II
new princes of the church.
There also has been speculation
that Pope John might increase
the colleges membership to 100.
The death of Cardinal
Muench reduced the number of
American cardinals to five:
Richard James Cardinal Cush-
ing, Archbishop of Boston:
James Francis Cardinal McIn-
tyre, Archbishop of Los Ange-
les; Albert Gregory Cardinal
Meyer, Archbishop of Chicago;
Joseph Cardinal Ritter, Arch
bishop of st. Louis, and Fran
els Cardinal Spellman, Arch
bishop of New York.
Visited by Pope
Cardinal Muench had suf-
fered from Parkinson's disease
for several years. Last week
complications set in. He ap-
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Vladimir Soko|oH, II, Actor
In Character Roles 5OYeurs

Stanislavsky always insisted
that the actor submerge him
self in the role"
Prior to Stanislavsky's death
in 1888. Mr.. Sokoloff asked him
to name the greatest actor of
all time.
"He said Walter Huston-and
I agreed with him. Mr.. Soko-
loft related.
After leaving Russia. Mr..
Sokoloff joined Max Reinhardt.
Success on Broadway led to
his movie debut in THE Life
of Emile lola" He had other
prominent parts in For Whom
the Bell Tolls" "Juarez,
Royal Scandal Baron of
Arizona, Macao, 1.-Two Smart
People" Back to Bataan" and
many others.
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peared to rally for a time and
last Friday received an unex-
pected visit from the Pope.
But yesterday his condition
turned grave. He died shortly
after receiving a special bless
ing from the Pope and the last
sacrament of the church
Death was attributed to a cir
culatory cardiac collapse.
The cardinals three sisters
from Milwaukee, Mrs. Mary
Herrick, Miss Teresa Muench
and Mrs. Dorothy OFT, and his
personal secretary. the Rev
Raymond Lessard of the Fargo
diocese, were with him at the
end. The cardinals many
friends at Salvador Mundi Hos
pital had gathered in the cor
ridorS outside his room to pray
The Vatican sent word that
Pope John also was praying.
Cardinal Muench was or
dained in 1913 and was nance
Bishop of Fargo in 1885. The
late Pope Plus XII sent him tt
Germany in 1916 and gave him
the personal rank of archbishop
in 1850. Pope John elevated him
to cardinal in 1859.
Cardinal Muench spent /;
years in Germany, first a!
apostolic visitor and then a.
nuncio or ambassador. During
his first three years he headed
the Papal Commission for Dis.
placed Persons In Germany
West Germany awarded hin
the Grand Cross of Meri
in 1857.
After his appointment to the
Vatican Curia, Cardinal Muencl
served on the Vatican's Con.
gregation of Rites and Congre.
cation of Religious and also il
the Office for Extraordinary
Ecclesiastical Affairs.
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Joseph Coshmon, SO,
Dow-Jones Official

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16
(AP).-Funeral services will be
held in suburban Ardmore to-
morrow for Joseph eastman,
former treasurer of DoW-Jones
g. Co., Inc, publishers of the
Wall Street Journal.
Mr.. eastman, SO, died yes
terday in a suburban Devon
nursing home.
He started his newspaper ca
.reer with the Boston journal
and later served as business
manager of the Chicago Tri-
bune and the Philadelphia
Record. He was with Dow
Jones 20 years before retiring
in 1926.
Mr.. eastman was a native of
WatertoWn, Mass, and an
alumnus of Princeton Univer-
sity.
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Mrs. R. L. Furis,
Ex-D. 6. Resident

Mrs. Robert Lee Faris, jr.,
So, a native of Washington,
died yesterday at her home in
Bethel Park, Pa, after a long
illness.
Mrs. Faris, born Jeanette
Hays, had not lived in the Dis
trict since the early l320s. She
had lived in suburbs of New
York and Pittsburgh, Pa. Her
husband died in 1851.
She leaves a daughter, Mrs.
Gilbert NJ Watt of Bethel Park,
and two grandchildren.
Services will be held tomor-
row in Bethel Park. Graveside
services and burial will be held
Monday in Rock Greek Cent =
terry here.
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HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 16 CAP)

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 16 (AP)
Vladimir Sokoloff, who once
estimated that he had por-
trayed IS nationalities during
his 5O-year acting career, is
dead of a stroke at II.
The Russian-born performer,
once a pupil of the famed STAN
islavsky, died in his sleep at
his West Hollywood home yes
terday.
The veteran character actor
was the last of what Hollywood
called "the classic Europeans. "
1t was ironic that despite his
many roles. he didn't play a
Russian in the movies until his
last film-"Taras Bulba."
Mr.. Sokoloff was associated
with the Moscow Arts Theater
as an actor and director from
1914 to 1887. He began his act
ing apprenticeship under STAN
islavsky, stage name of the
creator of the method" school.
Mr.. Sokoloff later said he didn't
approve of this type of acting
for Americans.
Stanislavsky's true name was
Constantine Sergeevich Alexeev.
His method called for actors
to lose themselves completely
in their portrayals.
Mr.. Sokoloff once told a
neWsman that if StanislavSky
were alive, his favoriteS would
include none of the so-called
practitioners of the method.
He added:
His favorites-and I know
they would be-would be Fred
eric March, Alec Guinness,
Julie Harris, Michael Redgrave,
Anne Bancroft. John Gielgud
and Ralph Richardson"
Of Marion Brando's adoption
of the method, Mr.. Sokoloff
said: ''Branco, while a great
actor, allows his own person.
atty to dominate the role.
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Ernest Brown, 80,
British Liberal

LONDON. Feb. 16 (AP).-
Ernest Brown, 80. who held
six different ministerial posts
in the British government from
1885 to 1945, died today after
long illness.
Mr.. Brown. a member of the
Liberal Party, served in the
House of Commons for 10
years before his retirement in
1945.
He was appointed Minister
of Labor in 1885 and later be-
came Minister of National
Service, Secretary of State for
Scotland, Health Minister,
Chancellor Of the Duchy Of
Lancaster and Minister of Air
craft Production.
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Besides her husband. she
leaves her father, Henry M
Camp, and a daughter, Marie
Margaret, all of the home adj
dress, 1916 Brandywine street
NV.
Funeral services will be held
at 2 pm. tomorrow at All
Saints Church. Friends may
call at the Hines Funeral Home
2901 Fourteenth street NV
Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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DEATHS
lit Mpntnriant
Announcements OF

BAILEY. LEANORA E.. To the sacred
nEoSoSRA q BA ny Sev 1So de fgsna
this life February 16, 1914.
Still remembered and loved.
SUSIE E Richardson.
EDELIN,: WILLIAM 3: In loving mem.
f S 81 S VII diyG'fp E RDiaaRs sh
passed to the Great Beyond thret
HIS SRE h9v1Nd WIFE AND chill
HAYES, JOSEPHINE: In Toying mem:
Hayes v HH5 mSsae away sWo
ago today, February Is, 1850
Dear God. we thank Thee for Mother
Who now from care is free,
Thank Thee for wonderful mother
Just let her rest with Thee.
HER CHILDREN.
HILL, EDWARD. In loving remem;
branGe Of my dear husband. Ed.
life fifteen years ago today, FEB:
'uAf' TO- HIS is LOVING WIFE.
JEFFERSON, WILLIAM A. In Low.
WILLIAM a, JEFFERSON. who de:
today, February 10. 1941.
our IdtHer' VINO inspired ana loVeo
us,
Is as ever quite near;
n esEsLRRssTnENsEs s ANp R9 FIJI
JOHNSON, WHLIAM A., s.: y
a msn9 fabes Of w GIT HsoXed hpssasf
ST.. who departed this life on sun
day morning. February IS. 1858.
AS long as life and memory lasts,
We will remember thee:
KLUG. MRS. MARY V. In loving
memory of our dear aunt. MRS.
MARY v. KLUG, who passed away
twelve years ago today, February
Memory is a great thing no one
GRACE, EDDIE, RUTH AND cHEs-
MARSHALL. PAULINE. In memory
Of our devoted mother, PAULINE
MARSHALL. who passed away eight
years ago today, February 10, 1854.
Eight years have passed since you
were called away,
But your memory has lasted day
after day;
Our devotion to you will never cease,
It's Gods will that you rest in
~ YOUR CHILDREN.
SMITH, CLARA N. In loving mem
DRY of our sister and daughter
CLARA M. SMITH who passed away
one year ago today. February 16.
1861.
No one knows our heartaches,
Only those who see US weep;
We shed our tears with aching
hearts
While others are fast asleep.
Let us think of her today,
Sleeping, resting, Just away;
Resting where no shadows fall.
In perfect peace she awaits us all.
HER DEVOTED SISTER, OLIVIA
HER, HER MOTHER BROTHER AND
SMITH, JOHN z. In loving memory
Of my husband. JOHN E. SMITH.
who departed this life twenty-three
years ago today, February Is, 1889.
l often sit and think Of you
When I am all alone,
For memories are the only thing
That grief can call its own.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, BURNCEANA
SMITH. ROSE: In loving memory OF
my dear friend, ROSE SMITH, on
her first birthday in Heaven, Feb
ruary 10, 1862.
The memory of her kindness and
love for all shall never be forgotten.
HER FRIEND, MRS. JANE Ed
WARDS.
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Dratha
YANNoY, EMMETT g. lBoRl. N

VANNOY. EMMETT g. lBoB). Mem
,kWAA, hP ,ogse q NJ s iay4 seri9 =
MM~ Elks, are advised OF the
RSzG passing Of our brother
wv vANNoY. which oc ySHe1
on Thursday, Februar,
tslun ma and H tsf MaShMas smber sane are
neral Home. 254 Carroll ST. NV
spects, to our departed brother. Nc
HERBERT W. ABEL.
DANIEL P. MULHRKEY' D' secy
WEAVER EsS1as - ALICE , yS;, On Tuesday
christi, Tex to' ALICE ICE v. IN wE SAGVTeRR'
beloved mother OF Robert j. Weaver
Of Corpus Corpus Christi, Tex; and Mary
Funeral Home. 3l7 Pa. ave. Sc
on Saturday, February II. after ii
am; Funeral services will be held
AZ 30 pm, Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Glenwood Gem.
WEAVER, MRS. ALICE V. Officers
- II and members Of Good Will
WI Chapter. No. SO, o. E. s.,
N3A are requested to assemble
AAGA at the James T. Ryan Fu-
neral Home 3l7 Pa. ave.
v Sc, on Saturday, February
The funeral Il !D Eli asparss en-" sister tSF
ALICE v. WEAVER.
GRACE CHAMBERLAIN. W. M.
HAZEL WAKEFIELD, Secy.
CHARLES LEROY. Sud
den!y' on .Tuesday; February -,
1 1g6g: a. a. the suburban Hospital,
loved husband of Kate petrick
White of 116 Rolling I'd, Gathers
burg. Md. father Of Charles Ste
Phen White, son of Mrs: Mary
Elizabsth White and the late Rod
Bso,hs Wh it Hf, bG4ob9 WetS Nd
Frederick, Nd Nd. Mrs. Bette I'' Lee es
+. white Of Kensington. Md; ". ".
e. Ear Ro Mhts % Sf tRockvief a Hsabss4n.d
burg, Md, Mr., White rests at
Diamond ave. Gaithersburg, Md,
where funeral services will be held
n S'i intsanen Ss'i Pe4.sy Oak Gene!
CARRIE E. On Tuesday.
W EehrpasK l5 Of 1872 Ss e SARR55 F.
ne, beloved Wife oe Of p }diHerfSn viii
linda Jean and Barbara Sue VIII
liams, and. daughter Of Mrs. Alma
W sS,Ilinns Of - Mddesown, ohie Also
Cain of Dayton. Ohio. and other
relatives and many friends After
pm. Thursday, February 10.
friends are invited to call at the
St: NV. Funeral services at Peoples
CONGREGATIONAL Church, 47O4 18th
suary ID. 1nterm lent Arlington iiiass t Na-
tional Cemetery. In lieu Of flowers
t ne family an requests ~ that c9ntsi5u
of the American Cancer Society. is
day, February IS, 1867. JAMES p.
WINE, father of James A. and Lee
F: Wine. brother Of Mrs. Roy F.
Miller, Miss Alma and Charles
Robert Wine Friends may call
pm. Friday February 10. Serv-
ices will be held at the Barren
Ridge Brethren Church. New Hope,
Va, on Saturday. February II, at
$50 pm lnterment Barren Ridge
LUCY HENDERSON. On
Ws9d fngsoh u, February Il, ISS2; at
SON WOODS Of 2119 Leesburg pike,
Falls Church. Va, wife of the late
William j. Woods. mother of Edwin
K. Woods. She also is survived by
the Pearson Funeral Home, 472
North Washington St, Falls Church,
Va. on Saturday, February II. at
pm. Interment private. Friends
may call at the above funeral home
after 7 pm. Friday, February 10.
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Richard H. Hutchinson, ST.,
a pioneer in the Maryland
harness racing field, died
yesterday at his home,
Laurel Park Farm, of a
heart attack. He was 81.
Funeral services will be
held at 10 am. tomorrow
at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Route l and
Powder Mill road in Belts
vile. Burial will be in
LOudOun Cemetery in
Leesburg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CrennatOrlunl

Crematorlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
4th st. and Mass. Ave. NE. Ii. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowances
$3.50
7400 Georgia Ave. NV, RA 3-7411
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CEMETERY LOTS

BURIAL SITES 90, Mount Comfort
Cemetery, Alex, Va; will sacrifice
for cash or cons. trade for . sites
in ANNAPOLIS. Md. area Call Dud-
ley 1888, to 3, MONTH";. 1923
FORT LINCOLN sites. lot SOL blk
20. MA. S-s656. Mon.-Fri Is
FORT LINCOLN-Lot II. block II, 6
sites; marker privilege; choice fam
lily plot: $780, or best offer. Call
OWNER. FL 4-67S3.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-4
gravesites. valued at S1,1OO. For
sale by owner. S475, or acceptable
offer. Call a27-0547. Is
16 CHOICE GRAVESITES FOR SALE,
sacrifice Washington National Me-
mortal Park. OWNER, Ii. 1880.
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KETcHUM. TEXAS S. On wednesday.

FtUIuaIy IT IVb-, IL the National
Institutes of Health. Bethesda, Md.
TEXAS S. KETCHUM of 1908
Florida ave. NV. beloved wife Of
the late Lawrence K. Ketchum.
mother Of Frances K Graham and
James S. Ketchum. grandmother of
James s. and John W. Graham. jr;
Karen Lee, Jill Ann and James s.
Ketchum, ir.. and sister of Rena
SentelI, Mamie Morris, Florence
Wilder. Evelyn Terry. Frances Co.
lette and Winnie Murphy Friends
NAV call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, 7400 Georgia ave. NV. from
and i 70 and to pm Sun.
day, February Is. Services at the
above funeral home Monday. Feb
ruarv 10. at 1 pm Interment Ar
lington National Cemetery. Is
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LUCUS, MARY F. On Tuesday, Febru

LUCUs', MaKf +. On Tuesday, Febru-
airy -. 1862. at the WASHINGTON
Hospital Center, MARY F. LUCUS
OF 6U6 Fairmont ST. NV. beloved
wife of Charles A. Lucas and devoted
mother of Allison Douglas Little
Iomasina and Charles Lucas, ir
she also is survived by her mother,
Mrs. Alice Graham: other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral
Home, 3Ol5 18th st. ne. (ample
may call after pm. Friday, Feb
ruary 16, and where funeral serv-
ices will be held on Saturday
February II. at IL am. Further
services and interment on Sunday
February Is, at Wadesboro, N. C.
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HUTCHINSON. JosEPn1nE n, r,,-.

day, February Is, 1862, JOSEPHINE
HUTCHINSON of 4Ol9 36th st.,
Mount Rainier, Md, beloved wife
Oh tne late George W. hutchinson
and mother of Mrs. Margaret c.
Hazel: Friends may call at the Nal
ley Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode
Island ave-, at Eastern ave ne,
ghere services will be held on
Relatives and friends invited. inter
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. EXPIRES
sions OF sympathy may be made in
the form of contributions to the
Mount Rainier Methodist Church
VISITING hours, 3 to 5 pm. and
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MADARIs, JAMES B. on Wednesday

NADARIs, JAMES B. On Wednesday
February "A, 1862. at MCGUIRE
yeetseEEagns Hospital; Richmond. Va.
St. Alexandria, Va, husband OF
Pearl C. Madaris, father of Mrs
Virginia Snyder, Of Annandale. Va:
Mrs June Tucker of Giens Falls,
N. y: Mrs. Shirley Miller OF Alex
Madaris of Melbourne. Fla. brother
OF Mrs. Ruby Blackman of Jackson
vile, Fla: John D. Madaris, ST., of
Alexandria; Va, and Charles Ma
oars Of Tuscaloosa, Ala. Friends
Funeral Home, 1900 w. BraddocS
rd., Alexandria, Va. where funeral
services will be held on Saturday
February II, at IL am. Masonic
services will be held at the grave
by the Andrew Jackson Lodge, No,
40. A. F.. and A. M. Interment
Mount Comfort Cemeterv IL
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LEE, VIRGINIA MAE. IN TIL,

LEE, VIHGINIA MAE. On Thursday,
Hospital. ViRGiNiA MAE LEE OF Of
l1021 Dobbins. dr., Potomac, Md.
Lee, mother of Carl E. Lee and
grandmother of Linda Mae and
Cynthia Ann Lee. Friends are in
yited to call after pm. Saturday
February H.. at the Bethesda
CheVy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda, Md,
where services will be held on Mon
day, February 10, at 1920 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry. lS
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THE EVENING STAR

WoSnington, ". =.
Friday, February rs, 1862
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JOHNSON, MELVIN. On wedn

JOHNSON, MELVIN. On Wednesday,
February IA, 1862, MELVIN JOHN
son, son of the late Melvin T. and
Ella Johnson; Funeral from the
HUNT Funeral Home, Waldorf, Md,
on Saturday. February II, at 9:I5
am, Services at Old Fields Church,
Hughesville, Md. at 10 am. Inter
ment church cemetery.
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MGRDoS SsS-n RALPH A. iioeS0n We pLnsi
dence Hospital, RALPH A. MUIR
DOCK of 52Ol Ellis st. Bradbury
Heights. Md. beioved husband OF
Dorothy Murdoch father Of Mrs
Audrey Gage and brother of Joseph
r. and Harold A. Murdoch, ali
OF WASHINGTON D c.. and Richard
s. Murdoch of Horseshoe. N. c.;
Mrs. Ann KIopfer. Mrs. Hazel Ridg-
lev and Mrs. Ethel Thrift of Wash
ington. D. c.; grandfather of Eileen
Gege. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home. 4th St and
Mass. ave. ne, where prayers Will
be offered on Saturday. February
IL. at 10 am. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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HUTCHIsON, RfCHARD n s. n

RICHARD H. HUTcA1soN, ST. .' be.
loved husband of Mary Louise
Hutchlson and father of Mrs. Johr
son, jr; Funeral services at st
Johns Episcopal Church. Beltsviile
Nd, on Saturday. February il, al
10 am. Interment in Union Gene.
terry, Leesburg, Va.
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McKINNoN. DAVID H. Suddenly, on

WEDNESDAY,, February "A, 1867,
DAVID H. McKINNON of l42 For
roster st. s:w.. beloved husband OF
Lois M. McKinnon. father of Kath-
leen Lois Agins and Bonnie Jean
Mckinnon, brother of Mrs. Charles
Morris OF Warwickshire, England.
Funeral from the James r Ryan
Funeral Home. 81 Pa. ave. Sc.
on Monday. February 10. at 1890
pm. Services at the Congress
Heights Methodist Church at l
pm. Relatives and friends invited
lnterment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 1S
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MANNING, LULA KEY. Officers and
ILA-xH members OF Columbia Tenn
&C& pie, No 422. l. B. P. o..
91N E. of W, are hereby noti-
W~I fled of the death of Daugh-
ter LULA KEY MANNING.
Funeral services will be held
H~ at II am. Saturday, Feb
ruary II. 1862, at the Ernest Jarvis
Funeral Home. 1882 You st. NV.
MARY e. BUTLER,
nanQhter Pi11or
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JONES, LUCY BET. On Sunday, Feb
B: = III-yx : -


ruary IL, 1862. LUCY BET JONES
OF TT Nicholson st. NV, devoted
mother Of Mrs. Annie Barksdale
and Eugene Jones of Washington,
D. C.. She also is survived BY a
daughter in-law, Mrs. Hazel Jones
a. son-in-law. Radcliff Barksdale; a
sister, Mrs Halle Morrison one
brother. Mrs. Joseph Ballou of Pitts
burgh, Pa; ten grandchildren, fif-
teen sreat-grandchildren eighteen
nieces, twenty nephewS, one brother
in-laW.. two sisters-in-law and a
host Of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the Frazier Flu
neral Home, 3S9 Rhode Island ave.
NV. where friends may call after
II noon Friday, February l6. Fu-
reral services on Saturday. Feb
ruary II. at IL noon. at st. Paul's
Baptist Church. 1911 Brentwood
I'd. ne, the Rev. James E. Mccoy
officiating. Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. IS
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UInSUN, MAhGARET 5. On THURSDAY,
1879 Balmoral dr., Oxon Hill, Md,
MARGARET S. GIBSON, the be-
loved mother of William H. Gibson
OF Oxon Hill, Md. She also is sur
ylVed by two grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4th st. and Massachusetts, ave. ne,
Where, services will be held on
Saturday, February II, at 1890
am. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
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ruarry r.. 1862, ROBERT L. FoRI
beloved husband of Dorothy L. Ford
and father of Renee and Lorna
Ford. Also surviving are other reia-
tives and many friends. After 4
pm. Friday. February 10, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st. NV,
where services will be held at i
pm. Saturday, February II. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
very. IA
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JOHNSON, CHARLES HAYWOOD. On
Thursday, February Is, 1862, at
the Alexandria Hospital, CHARLES
Rosalie Maude. johnson OF Rte. 4,
Fairfax, Va, father of Mrs. Della
Berry and Mrs. Edna Brown, both Of
Fairfax, Va: Mrs Grace Hockett,
Mrs. Clara Brown, Mrs. Mildred
Reese and Haywood johnson, ali of
Alexandria. Va. and brother of
He also is survived by nineteen
grandchildren and thirty-four great
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Eyerly-Wheatley Funeral Home,
1900 West Braddock I'd, Alexandria
va, where funeral services will be
at 2 pm. Interment Fairfax Gene
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MANNING. LULU KEY. On Monday,
February -: 1862. at st Louis, No,
df4Lu m KEY MANNING, beloved sister
Of 139 Irving st, NV. and Dr.,
g. Bernard Key, MD, OF St,
Louis. Mo. She also is survived
by other relatives and a host OF
TRENDS; After | pm. Friday. Feb
at the Jarvis Chapel. I432 You ST.
NV. where funeral services will
Pc held Saturday. February -, at
am. 1nterment Lincoln Memorial
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NAME, MANY {. On Thursday, Feb
ruary IS. 1869. MARY c. KANE
of Bill Kelliher I'd. West Hyatts-
vile, Md, beloved sister of John
F. and Anita j. Kane. Funeral
from the Collins Funeral Home,
1891 14th st. NV. on Monday,
February 10. at $50 am. Re
QUEEN mass at St. Jerome's Church,
Hyattsville Md, at 10 am Inter
ment Mount Olivet Cemeterv ~
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JACKSON. ETHEL II. On Thursday
Fe6ruary 10, 1862. ETHEL II
JACKSON of 2140 R st. ne. Notice
OF funeral later. Services b.
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LOEB. HARRY. On Thursday, Feb
ruary Is, 1862, HARRY LOEB OF
2SU1 Connecticut ave. NV, beloved
brother of Myer Loeb. Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
g. Sons Funeral Home, 1901 14th
st. NV. on Sunday. February IS,
at IL am. Interment Washington
Hebrew Conservation CemeterY. is
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LEATHERBURY. DEALE W. Sud-
denly; on February IA. 1852, DEALE
ave, Annapolis. Md. Funeral serv-
ices on Monday, February 10, at
II am. at the Hardesty Funeral
Home. Galesville. Nd. Interment