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observed that Judge Soper had
come closer than any other
Judge TO success in dealing with
the recurring problems Of how
to reconcile changing condi-
tons with basic principles"
All Of his distinguished
career. however, was not de-
voted to the courtroom.
For over 30 years, he served
on the Board Of Trustees of
Morgan State College, a pre-
dominantly Negro institution.
For the greater part of that
time, he was chairman. He was
instrumental in changing the
college from a private TO q
State-supported institution.
GOucher College Trustee
He, also served for many
years on the Board of Trustees
of Goucher College in Balti-
more.
Judge Soper was educated in
Baltimore City schools. and re-
ceived his B. A. degree from
Johns Hopkins. In 1895, he was
graduated from the University
of Maryland Law School and
was admitted to the Maryland
bar.
His long career Of public
service began two years later
when he was appointed to the
post Of assistant States attor-
ney for Baltimore. He subse-
quently served as an assistant
United States attorney for the
Federal District Court in Mary
land, and practiced law pri-
vately before receiving his first
judicial appointment in 1914
to the Baltimore Supreme
Bench as chief judge. He later
was elected to the same post.
He remained on the Balti-
more bench until 1921, when
he returned to private practice
for several years before being
appointed in 1923 as United
States district Judge for Mary
land. In 1881, he was named
to the appeals bench.
Judge Soper's wife, Mrs.
Grace Woodward Parker Soper,
died in 1858. There are no i'm
mediate survivors.
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Paul J. BIuetus, 80, NASA
Aide Formerly With Acc

Paul j. Blaetus. 80, assistant
director Of the Office Of Scien.
tific and Technical Informa-
ton at the National Aeronau-
tics and Space Administration
died Saturday Of a heart at
tack suffered at his home
1900 Magellan avenue. Rock
vile.
Born in Omaha, Nebr.. Mr.
Blaetus was graduated from
Creighton University there ir
1947 after serving in the Army
in Europe and at the Supreme
Headquarters Of the Allied Ex-
Ipeditionary Force.
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Mary Randall, IS.
Widow of Skipper

Mrs. Mary @. Randall, IS,
widow Of q Potomac River
steamboat captain. died March
5 at the House in the Pines
Convalescent Home, Easton
Md. She formerly lived at $50
Sligo avenue, Silver Spring.
Mrs. Randall was the widow
Of Capt. Harry s. Randall. He
worked for the defunct Poto-
mac River steamboat line,
which had been founded by his
father, Capt. Ephraim s.
Randall.
Mrs. Randall is survived by
one son. Capt. Paul ]. Randall,
Of the Maryland State Police.
Services were at st. Peter and
Paul Church at Easton with
burial in Washington's Holy
Rood Cemetery.
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Frederick Israel,
Retired Mayor,
Fought in z Wars

Maj. Frederick Israel, USING,
retired, 81. Of 3432 Patterson
street, NV, a veteran Of World
Wars I and II. died Monday at
the Veterans Administration
Hospital in Martinsburg.
w. Va. after a long illness.
A native Of Philadelphia, Mai.
Israel enlisted In the Marine
Corps In 1916, and he arrived in
France on June 0, 1917, as q
sergeant with the Second Ma
rine Division. He later received
q battle field commission.
In France, Mai. Israel fought
In and was cited for Battles Of
St. Etienne. Chateau Thierry,
Belleau Woods. Villers-C CATER
cts, st. Mihiel. Blanc Mont
Ridge, and the Battle Of Sedan.
He was wounded twice and
was awarded the Distinguished
Service Cross and the Croix de
Guerre.
After his retirement on Octo-
Der /, 1890. Maj. Israel became
secretary Of the Second Marine
Division Retired Association. In
February Of 1912. he was re-
called to active duty and served
at Camp Lejeune, N. c., before
retiring in November of the
same year.
He leaves a brother, Henry
Isarel, of Hastings-on- Hudson,
N. Y; Mrs. James H. Holden of
Ossining, N. Y; q nephew. Col.
Fred Holden. USA, of tits
Evanston road. Springfield, and
a niece. Mrs. Margaret Blanken,
Of 9201 New Hampshire avenue,
Silver Spring.
Services will be held at 10
am. Thursday at the s. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street. NV. Burial
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
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Dratha

WuLHIDE. FANNIE MAY. on Mons
day, March IL, 1909, at her rest.
dence, li20 Fourteenth st, n.wl
FANNIE MAY WILLHIpE. beloved
wife OF the late Robert Bruce VIII
hide, ST.; mother OF Robert B. VIII:
hide, IT., OF Hyattsville, Nd, ana
Miss Viola N. WilIhide OF the home
address, sister Of Mrs. Bessie Sond.
heimer Of Warrington. ID. c. MIS-,
Eva lockwood OF Easton, Nd. Mrs
Katherine Arehainbaud Of Los An
geles. calif,i Mr.. Theodore johnson
Of washington, ID. c., and Mrs. Elsie
v, PRODIGY OF Lake Worth, Fla grand.
mother Of Mrs. John D. Price OF
Mount Rainier. Md: Miss Barbarn
A. Willhide and Robert G. Wlllhlde,
both OF Hyattsville, Nd. Friendf
may call at the 8. II. Hines Co
FUNERAL Home. 2g01 Fourteenth st.
NV, after pm. Tuesday. March
I2 (parking facillties), Services
from the above funeral home on
fnterment oienwood Cemetery. lS
WINE, REREcCA 2: tnss HOffPssssl'
REBECCA 2. WINE (nee Hoffman6
formerly OF Maryland ave-, Essex,
beloved wife Of the late Bernard
Wine, devoted mother Of Joseph y.
and Henry II. Wine. Funeral from
the Lassahn Funeral Home, T401
Rslair rd; ,.. BALTIMORE Md;; Y On
terment Belair Memorial Gardens,
Family requests VISITING % 5 and
z 10 0 pm. daily. 10
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Morris A. Soper, 80,
Appeals Judge, Dies

Judge MOTIFS "A. SOper, VINO
enlivened the United States
Fourth Circuit Court Of APP
peals for 81 years with his
penetrating questions and witty
observations. died last night at
the age Of 90 at his Baltimore
home.
Officially retired since 1855,
Judge Soper had continued to
serve with characteristic vigor
as a member in qualified re-
tirement" on the appeals bench
which embraces Maryland, Vir-
ginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
He ranked third in length Of
service among Federal Judges.
Judge Soper last sat as q
member Of the bench in jan
uary. when the appeals court
opened its term in Federal Dis
trict Court at Alexandria. He
became Ill in Alexandria, and
returned to Baltimore where he
was hospitalized. He was dis
charged from the hospital on
February rs. and since had
been at home.
As a member Of the appeals
bench which spanned the inte-
grafton : segregation frontier,
Judge Soper figured promi-
nently In many significant
rulings which have guided
school desegregation.
His talent for pentrating
.foggy legal arguments was ably
demonstrated in the Norfolk
and Front Royal desegregation
cases, when attorneys repre-
senting Virginia school boards
were trying to persuade the
appeals court that they needed
more time.
queries Elicit Admission
Prodded by his incisive
queries. attorneys conceded
that the States official pro-
nouncements made it clear no
one intended to admit any
Negroes anytime soon to white
schools in spite of all the legal
'pretenses and maneuverings.
The appeals court, with
Judge Soper participating, re-
fused to give the affected 10
calities any more time to COM
ply with existing desegregation
orders. Virginia's resistance
laws closed the affected schools
IA step which eventually led
to the collapse Of the whole
massive resistance program.
Born In Baltimore less than
eight years after the end of
the Civil War, Judge Soper's
ruling on racial affairs reflected
q conviction that the law should
not uphold racial differences.
As long ago as 1897, Judge
Soper-then chairman of the
State Commission ON Higher
Education for Negroes-urged
the Maryland Legislature to
integrate the University of
Maryland graduate depart
ments.
Ruled for Negro Students
In 1855, he wrote q decision
requiring the University of
North Carolina to admit three
Negro students to its under
graduate school. He also par
ticipated In decisions favoring
Negroes who sought admission
to Arlington and Charlottes-
vile schools.
Judge Soper's written opin-
ions. like his pithy observa-
tons from the bench, were
admired by his judicial COL
leagues for their crispness and
clarity.
Judge Emory H. Niles, for
rller chief Judge Of the Balti-
more Supreme Bench, once
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Very often q cord Of thonkl
In The Stor meets q need
which con hordlY be solved IN
any other way. Not only i
n q sroeiovs expression Of
gratitude 10 those who hove
sent floFoI tributes but also
eovhsovsly acknowledges the
services and hndnessos' 81
the. many 10 whom a peSsoncl
note Of ihonks eonnot we'll be
mailed or whose homes and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord Of Thanks
may be ononosd BY telephone
TO The Star, u. $4,000.
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A1lNEs RILlLoTE, W; n.

1880 @A@A@NAAAAAAAaNe ANNas
CLAP, ARTHUR. On Monday, March
n; 1888 ARTHUR cLAPP Of 1928
later. Arssnss n s0s 81 JS al iansfA
COLLINS, DONALD WALTER, Jr. On
SATURDAY. March 9, 1858, az AT.
collins. IT,. infant A son " q M
and Mrs. Donald Walter Collins. sr.,
and stepbrother OF Christine Lee,
Terry Lee and Rieky Lee, Grave
side services Win be held at Fort
Lincoln Cemetery on Wednesday,
March 10, at II am.
cox, FRANK. on Saturday, March
9, 1858, FRANK cox Of $40 Emer-
son st NV husband OF Mrs Vic
Coz, son Of Mrs. Lucinda Parks
and brother OF Arthur Phiffie. Irving
Cox and Mrs. Matte YOUNG. He
also y survived By one nephew,
Harold PARKS; other relatives and
March IS, friends may cali al ths
johnson 4 Jenkins Funeral Home,
$500 Georgia ave. NV, where fu-
neral services will be held on
THURSDAY, March IA, az, 1880 pm,
!nterment Arlington National Gene
DAVIS. ELTON O. On Monday. March
etandlsh drive, Radiant Valley. ny.
attsvllle, Nd, beloved husband 81
Dorothy =. Davis (nee Engell,
kbs,ns5 o. ME- ;,, Diana Lee Colds.
psvs and an sSoths e. a apq Ms Ann o.rs
dine Adamson and Mrs, Opal Gent
ner. Friends may call al Nalley'
Funeral Home. 5000 Rhode Island
ave-; srh as 5ssteTn ave. ne; Funeral
from he Tsndovsr Christian Church.
Md Relatives and friends Invited
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 13
DAYS.. JOHN n. sr. on Monday,
Sy99ls,yilIs r. n1vi sllvsE sPrins: No
Me- rs, d hols Beau Davis tsthss o.
J, Hartseil. Mrs. Pescuai J. Emma
Geneva A. Gerry. John. r., ~, and
amin y. Dayis. There also are
s thirteen FEsndse ald pT Paws q vi
Funeral Home sssa dsorsia V ave-.
viii DO held on Thursday, March
~ At PM tparking iaeilitiss,ls;
DIQoEs, HARRY KEENER. on Mon
day, March IL. 1858 a. Norfolk,
pand Of he late Amy csgpen.sII
Val brother q Albert il. biseei
Of WashinGton. D. G, He also 1.
survived bY one gTapadaughteT hnd
will be. held At the Hollomon-
Funeral Home. Norfolk. Va. on
lntsr$s:SS S EsT:s L. Lawn csa.i s@
Norfolk. Va.
Fo0TE, ERNEST ,. on sunday,
sSsctfH lsf%:.Is sdSS S Nv ys y:
Of Harrison {, Foote, stepfat Their OF
L Mrs Roma Silver. uncle Of Mrs.
Clara N. Austin and Mrs. Adele N.
s sFnsr = NJ Pum nSSss F Siss Home me-
A4a4 qeorgia ave, Silver Spring,
Nd, where services will be held on
"wednesday, March 10, at D am,
johns Cemetery Forest Glen, Nd
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CIarn uf Uhanka

HoLzBEIERLEIN, ROBERT HENRY.
The family OF the late ROBERT
HENRY HoLzBEIERLE1N wishes 10
extend their deepest appreciation
istters' tslsrrsms ana blooa nI annn.
lions received In the passing Of our
THE FAMILY.
CARROLL. BEATRICE A. The family
Of the late BEATRICE A. CARROLL
shall always remember with crate
ful appreciation your mass offerings,
cards, letters, kilograms, floral trib-
utes and many other kind express
gions OF sympathy during our recent
THE FAMILY.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ath 81, and Mass. Ave. III. s-gaOo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
TACO GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. s-74ii
Biks. North Of walter Reed Hospital
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SMITH, LOUISE T. On Sunday Marc

10, 1868. LOUISE I. sMiiTH Of Of
Nd. beloved wife Of william Car.
roll Smith, mother Of Carroll Hubert
Smith II. Friends are invited TO cali
at the Bethesda Chevy Chase Fu-
neral Home Of Robert A. Humphrey,
Wednesday, March 10, at 10 am,
at the Washington Cathedral, in the
Bethlehem Chapel. Interment Old
Blandford Cemetery. Petersburg. Va,
on Thursday, March IA. 70
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1ALDWELL, FRANK. The officers and
n members Of Acacia Chap
WI ter No. 28, D. 3. g., are
NH hereby notified OF the
kAA death o. Brother FRANK
CALDWELL on Saturday,
" March %, 1863. Services
at 0awler's Funeral Home
on wednesday. March 10, at 1880
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SMITH, JOHN IRA.

March H. lSssl IA AZ pro Uh MS1 Hos.
pital. JOHN IRA SMITH OF 2Ol7
Of Mrs. Elizabeth Loor smith. father
Of Mrs. MaryFush Apperti. brother
Of Mrs. Elsie Davis Phebus and
Herbert L. Smith. He also Is sur
yiVed BY three grandchildren and
two great-grandchildTen Friends
may call at the Lee Funeral Home,
4tb ST. and Mass. ave. ne, where
services will be held on Wednesday,
FORT Iineoln cemetsry eie"'
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moot. THOMAS BELT, OF Wood.

' SSisss. fvH va On March March q TSSSss..
father Of Vera Jeanette. Charles
Thomas. Guy Arnold and Harold
G. smoot. son Of Mrs, Mary L
smoot. jr.; two sisters, Esther Mae
Dresser and Mary Agnes Robey
Home, SIT iIth st, Sc. on wsdnes-
day. March l2, At 1880 am. In;
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SMITH. EMMA RANDOLPH; On sasuE.

day. March o. 1858, at her resi-
dsnce,, 1902 Hartman I'd, Pals
s sMfEfa. VIE VIE q he ia sts goh5
Worthy Smith. beloved mother Of
Mrs. Emma Smith. Also surviving
are three sisters. Mrs. Lucy Fiem-
ming. Mrs. Rosa Turner and Mrs.
Mrs. Jamie L. Kenner, Mrs. Bessie
Butler, Mrs. Bertha Range: one SON
in-law. Mr.. Albert Smith: six nieces.
IA nephews and a host OF other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Smith
WILL VII rest q ne .. a0ove RESIDENCE
Funeral services a. 1890 pm.
Wednesday, March Is. at Galloway
Methodist Church. Pals Church. Va.
the Rev. =. Z. AFTER officiating.
Interment Front Royal. Va. Ar
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NORTH. MARGUERITE DECKER, Bp

resident Of ARLINGTON, va, for
i several YEAR; I died iolloytns 4 short
tai. MaTtinsburs, vi. va, on sun
Mrs. Ivy Fortney Decker, SO North
JACKSON ST.. Arlington, Va. Services
viii Be held at $3.50 am. Wednes-
neral Home, Martinique, W. va
Interment In Queens Point Gene
tery. keysef, W. Va. Elder Stanley
a, Clark Of the Church Of Jesus
Christ Of Latter Day Saints, off
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"p3HssEtbb w oS5bth cG Sss. sssy.

PINKNEY, SAMUEL LEE. On satur-
Genera Gen 1 Hospital, Mr. SAMUEL fEH
PINKNEY Of 65 New York ave. NV,
devoted brother OF Mrs. Lena Palge,
Mrs.. Matte NARROW. Albert and
Leon pinkney. lie also Is survived
BY one cunt PIN ari az Emma Rss,N wh hleS
shaw. and many other relatives and
friends, Remains restina at Me
John T Rhipes Co. Funeral Home.
facllltlesl, where friends may cal
ns WHARF rem , wseneI ssrye Mars ~
held on Thursday, March IA, AT
$3.50. pm, the. Rev. l.. r, Hughes
mortal csPesery. ~
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MILLS. ADA N. on Monday, March
l; 1853 a. her residence, 173e
wife Of the late Bowie q. Mills,
mother o. Ella sehrivener, Nelsie
Turner, Frances oerondakis. Sarah
Jane Doodle and Clarence b. Mills.
Funeral from the james 7. Ryan
on Wednesday, March i3. al i:30
pm. Relatives and friends In
yited. Interment Arlington National
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OLIVER, EDDIE ,. OF ga p Il. me-,
on March 10, 1858, beloved hus-
band q susie NJ. oliver. father Of
Bernard II. and Alice M. oliver,
stepfather Of Dorothy NJ Piekeral,
Harry G; and Ralph Mcconchie;
Ices ~ chambers Funeral Home.
4lI llth st. Sc. on Wednesday,
M ssSh tS sstiopIIl e.mI I1,srmsnt
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10. 1893, a. Prince a Sooe eoTy:s M aOsn
husband Of Anna Parish gnee Fowler.
father Of Frank J. and Edward A.
Parisi and Mae r. Wilcox, step
i snd e,,s o. T naoTo.s Dc5ald Glenn
phine Maggino and Jack Paris
and Rose Rispoli. Also survived BY
10 grandchildren. Funeral from MS
late residence. 1900 Byers 81. SCI,
on wednesday. March 10, at 1870
Church. Bradbury Heights, Nd. al
pm. mterment Cedar Hill Gene
tery ~
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Saturday, March D. ie63' Al sub
urban Hospital. EMILY A. NELL Of
1857 Battery "a. Bethesda, Nd, be-
loved wife Of = z, Ted Nell.
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
Of Robert A. Humphrey. Bethesda,
Nd, where services will be held on
wednesday, March Is, at pm. In
terment private 10
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Rxalted Ruler
R. 7. PICKREL. Secretary

N SER Of ia45 0e 81. T pass R.H SHE BE-
loved husband Of Fannie Shaffer
and devoted father Of Samuel Shat
fer. He also is survived BY two
sisters, Mrs. Minnie. Yellow and
more. Nd: three brothers, Max,
Albert and David Shaffer, and three
grandchildren. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danxansky a Sons
Funeral Home, 1901 14th st. NV.
wsdnesday. i March i Is, a. 1859
am. ,1nterment King David Me-
mortal Garden. Memorial week,
RHO KanaHha 81. NV.
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HALL. IOREPHINE fInHNsnNl-

s sftSESlS Joh Mesh lSSS, ,J SosSE;
81. ne. wife Of Lex Han, daughter
Of Marshall and Mary johnson,
sister Of yennifer Thornton. Sarah
son. Other relatives and friends
also survive. After 4 pm. Wednes-
day. March IL, friends may call at
Frazier's Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
island ave. NV, where services will
pe held on Thursday, March IL, at
nd;SU an. Interment Lincoln Me-
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day, March II, 1858, ROBERT Z.
MosER,, ST.. Of Warrenton, Va.
tather Of Robert. l.; IT.; Charles w,
half brother Of Mrs. Jack Baidus
Of -Four Corners. Nd. Friends may
call at the Moser Funeral Home,
Warrenton, Va. Funeral Services
VIII be held on Thursday. March
Baptist Church. Interment WAR
renton Cemetery. ia
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CLAP, ARTHUR. On Monday, March
II. 1858. ARTHUR cLAPP Of 1928
Corcoran st. NV. Notice Of funeral
later. ArranEements 81 Jarvis.
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STEWART, ERNEST. On wednesda,

a SIss I i SSErs Il f sHSaSRT F' !:
yived By q sister, MRS. Sophia Mack
lin Of Waldorf, Nd: a brother, Mr..
Lawrence Stewart. and other rela-
w ,ss sRa nspss rs Af tfend. NAV NAV
call at the Robert q. Mason Fu-
neral Home. $500 Nichols ave. Sc,
where the rosary will be recited
at 5 pm. Requiem mass win be
offered on Thursday, March IA, at
Heip Church, 1900 Morris ia. AZ.
inferrnenf NANNY niivet c.rn.t.rS
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A Marc6 To1hM iSss \. W IN I sat,99sdss
kSoT Ms'a ne 81 Beloved I sAY y n. ~,
er Of Doris shaver, - E hSss' 9'G Nc.
Slure. H. Leo and Harry r. Knott,
Friends may cal at the Simmons
Bros. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
Hope I'd, sc. parking facilitiesl
until $3.50 am. "wednesday, March
where mass will Be offered IL b
Am. for the repose OF his soul.
lnterment Mount Olivet Cemetery
Visiting hours until D pm.
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HELEN L, rS MAssqM; G SITsy as,

MORRISON, HAROLD. on Monday
March IL. 1903, at the WashIngton
Hospital Center, HAROLD MoRRT-
SON Of 1925 Lamont st. NV. be-
loved husband Of Emily r, Morrison
and father Of Peter r., Morrison Of
Christian Of San Antonio, Tex.s and
Mrs. Guy Waterman OF Stamford,
Conn: He also Is survived By eleven
grandchildren. Friends may call
at Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave.
March 10. from ~ noon TO 10 PIN,
and Thursday, March IA, 0 am.
70 4 pm. parking on premises) +.
Services and interment Noblesyille.
Ind. 10
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PETERS, MABEL. The members Of
ia.df Old Gory Council, No. ~.
fA hereby notified OF the pass
Vdif1 PiaFgrrRSii az sis's Vim MABEL VA Y
the 8. II, Hines CO. Funeral
Home, 20Oi l4th 81. NV,
until pm. Wednesday, March IS,
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LILLE O. BOWIE, Grand Rec.
MITCHELL, NELLIE v. On sunday.
March 10. 1893, NELLIE v. Mich,
ELL OF $40 Sixteenth st. ne
Notfce OF funeral later. Arrange
ments By Dovie q. Brooks and Otis
p. Allen Funeral Home.
MOORE, MARY T. Members Of Uss
lion Jacob Jones Post No. Q,
"a "a y SoI NJ dss S.S 4 "S o%F
s.N(StYf MOORE, sister-in-laW OF
WfWfH Mrs. Frank Murphy OF
~ 2437 Grant ave, Holly
wood, Fla. Services and intermenl
on Saturday, March o, at Hollywood
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kERNs, HELEN MARY. OF $500
Gateway blvd. District Heisfits,
Nd, on March 10. 1868, beloved
vie OF James Kerns, mother d
Brophy, sister OF Dick and Alex
Melnberg, grandmother Of Chris
tine H. and Ronald Kerns, Patricia
H. Gray, Michael O., Thomas ].
and Betty 7. Brophy. Services at
Snamoers Funeral Home, 5lz f1th
at 2:30 pm. Interment Washine-
ton National Cemetery.
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Sunday. March 10. 1908. at hil
N ssid'o SSSt iSs re- H, Ss A. Aasga
beloved husband on Fthsi coIe nn z
ourtz. father OF Dennis Michael ant
Martin Edward ourtz, brother o.
Mrs. Frances. Riegall, Mrs, Wanda
Mcclaren and Mrs, Ruth Etherton
services at the s. II, Hines Co. Fu,
Wednesday. March 10, at 2 pm
parking facilities). Interment Park.
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day, March 10. 1858. Al her resi-
dence. 200l North Adams 81.
k sSn5stSp ySssov,dM A AISs r pr, M
Pr,s Sa MInep S anSRnist o. nrs; n nens
s. Miner. Friends may call al the
Ives Funeral Home. 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington. Va, after o pm.
Monday, March IL. where funeral
services win be held on wednes-
terment Arlington National Gene
terry. 10
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but loving reInem bnsss q my N o saq
son, PVT. CHARLES 8. ORTFFrTH.
u. who entered into peaceful rest
IL years ago today, March 10. 1850.
Dear Is the grave where he Is laid,
sweet u the memory that never
shan fade. :.
Flowers wither, leaves fan and die,
others ,forget him. but never
shall I.
LOVING MOTHER. ALICE NJ.
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Retired. On Monday, MsreS III i
1g03, AZ Newton ID. Baker Veterans
Hospital, MAJ. FREDERioK ISRAEL.
USMc tRetired), Of 1892 Patterson
81 nv. beloved husband Of the
Mrs. James H. Holden Of Ossinins.
~. Y.i Henry Israel. Hastings on
hudson, N. Y. Services at the
4; Hines Co. Funeral Home. 29Oi
rour!eenth st. NV, on Thursday,
March IA, at 10 am. parking IA
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Sunday March ~, 1905, a PEosi-
PATRICK Of 1908 Twenty sixth 81.
p.e, beloved mother Of Mrs, Violet
Is survived BY one sister, Dorothy
Leeounte; two grandchildren, two
great-erandchildren. other relatives
and many friends Remains resting
AZ the John .. Rhines 4 Co. Fu-
nne o,ia. Home =. ne. 5QlS 18th st. ne.
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day. March 10, 1903. at Ileff Nurs-
Of 1901 New Hampshire ave. NV,
beloved mother, Of Mrs. Lorraine L,
Ts, ssrSics A y. TSoms.so va ., And And
lington, Va. Also survived b. six
grandchildren. Andrew. Marie. How
and Patricia Thomasson; sister
~ Gilbert b. strole Of Alexandria.
CO Ss srsnSsT Home - sh' ssdi Il 4, Sn ~
NV. on Wednesday. March is, al
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- y CLAUDE LAPoINTE. F. N.

HIN J, Members OF Pa
Knights Of Columbus, arc
requested to Feeite the
rosary for the rep0se OF
the soul OF Brother JOHN
], McCABE, at the
Donaldson Funeral Home,
Z aye, Laurel Nd. on