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The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

DEVILS ADAM-EVE BIRTH HOODS VS..
OHILDlEss JESUS PLANNED NON
PARENTHooD! AND HIS BLESSED ARE THE
W0MBS THAT NEVER BEAR!
YOUTH CORPS Would CUT DETROIT
CRIME" EDWARDS
LENGTHY REPORT MADE TO COUNCIL"
"He SAYS YOUNG CRIMINALS ARE MAJOR
POLICE PROBLEM"
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Police Commissions George Edwards said Monday
that crimes By yoes could be reduced in Detroit with me
creation Of Youth Conservation Corps.
Csee PROBLEM. Psse 81
lorsns mailed I7seI TO Japanese Embassy, WASH Del
BOOK SHELF"
THE CHILDREN WHO WISH THEY HAD DIED"
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MYTHOLOGY - THE THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL,
lsf. PsvD - THE EVIL THE HUMAN.
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
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The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26

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The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-26
CHALLENGE TO MORALITY: 2"

ETrIcS AND INTEGRITY TODAY ARE UNDER
TEST THROUGHOUT TIE WORLD HERE AND ON THE
NEXT PAGE THIS CHALLENGE TO CITIZENSHIP IS Ex.
PLosED on LEVELS CT NATIONAL AND STATE GOV.
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Former Resident
Dies in Accident
On Visit to Italy

Mrs. Mercedes Lajara Fran
els, 81, a former resident and
frequent visitor to the District,
died Of injuries shortly after an
automobile accident Friday
while mentioning in Trieste,
Italy.
A native Of San Juan, Puerto
Rico, Mrs. Lajara-Franc was
the mother of Mrs. Margarita
Woodbury. Of 1928 Smoke Tree
road, Bethesda. She was the
wife Of the late Hugh Francis,
a lawyer in San Juan who
died in 1857.
Mrs. Lajara-Francis was a
delegate from Puerto Rico to
the Federation of Women's
Clubs here. She was active in
the YWCA and Sargent House.
She also was active in the Red
Cross.
Besides Mrs. Woodbury.. she
leaves a daughter, Mrs. Bette
Comas Of San Antonio, Tex. a
son, Richard of San Juan. three
sisters, Mrs. Margarita Soler of
New York, Mrs. Fanny Font
and Miss zoraida Lajara. both
also Of San Juan, and seven
grandchildren.
Services and burial will be in
San Juan.
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Mrs. Neumun, IS,
Dental Hyqienist

Mrs. Marjorie B. Neuman, 35
a dental hygienist in Washing
ton for more than a decade,
died yesterday at Washington
Hospital Center.
A native of Detroit, she was
graduated from the University
of Michigan and has been q
resident here since 1913 when
she married Alvin Neuman,
manager of Joseph A. Wilmer
& Co.. tailors.
Mrs. Neuman, Of 1928 Cum
berland street NV, was active
as a volunteer in the Girl Scouts
and the Heart Association and
was a member Of the District
and Michigan Dental Associa-
tons and the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
Besides her husband, Mrs
Neuman is survived by three
children, Amy, Betsy and Gary,
Of the home, and her parents,
DR.. and Mrs. David j. Bittker,
Of Detroit.
Funeral services will be at
noon tomorrow at the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. Mas
sachusetts avenue and Mac0mb
street NV. Burial will be in
Washington Hebrew Congrega-
ton Cemetery.
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Thomas F. Puden
Lonq With IRIS

Thomas Francis Paden, 66,
a former Washington resident
and retired employee Of the In
ternal Revenue Service, died
yesterday Of a stroke in the
Virginia Baptist Hospital in
Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. Paden worked for IRIS
in Washington 80 years before
retiring five years ago and
moving to Lynchburg. He was
born in Wallingford. Conn.,, and
was a World War I veteran.
He leaves his wife, Lucy c.,
of the home; a daughter, Mrs.
Richard Brynildsen, Of Los
Angeles, Calf: a brother,
John F., of Wallingford. and a
sister, Mrs. Joseph McNaney,
of Ware, Mass.
Services win be at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the Wheaton
Funeral Home at Lynchburg.
Burial will be in Amherst Gene
terry near Lynchburg.
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Gen. Fred Campbell,
Stoff Chief, Dies at 81

Brig. Gen. Fred p. Campbell,
Chief OF Staff Of the Army Ma
terrell Command here, died last
night at Dewitt Army Hospital,
Fort Belvoir, Va, after a stroke.
He was 81.
Gen. Campbell returned about
a year ago from Germany where.
as a paratrooper. he COM
manded the artillery Of the
9Th Division.
Born in Catawissa, Pa, he
was graduated from the United
States Military Academy in
1897, and was commissioned a
second lieutenant in the field
artillery.
He became a battalion COM
mander at Fort Sill in l943 and
served as operations and train
ing officer Of the VII Corps
Artillery in Europe in World
War II.
In 1916, the general was
executive of the Army Infor-
nation School at Carlisle Bar
racks. Pa. He attended Har-
ward Graduate School Of
Business Administration, re-
ceiving a master Of arts degree
in 1913.
His next assignment, 1913
to 1850, was as special assist
ant to the budget officer for
the Army at the Pentagon. In
1850, he attended the Armed
Forces Staff College at Nor
folk, Va.
He served with the United
States European Command in
1852 and 1858, returning to
Washington as chief of the
Army's business and industrial
management office, later be-
coming chief Of the programs
and analysis group Of the office
Of the Chief Of Staff Of the
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Army. He became command
ing general of the 9th Division
Artillery in Europe in 1859.
Gen. Campbell is survived by
his wife Ruth and daughter
Kitty, IL, Of the home address,
36l1 Oval drive, Alexandria.
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Garnn nj Thanka

TAxIN, ANNA. The children OF MRS.
ANNA TAXIN wish TO acknowledge
the thoughtfulness, kind remem-
brances and many expressions Of
sympathy bestowed upon US during
our recent bereavement,
THEODORE TAXIN, BEN TAXIN
AND IDA FOX. l9,2O,2A
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

NTeIIldJOrlum
J. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
sth 81. and Mass. Ave. ri. $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
1900 GEORGIA AVE, NV. RA, s.74if
Blks North Of Walter Reed hospital
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With Regard to q
Cord of Thanks

Very often q cord Of Thanks
In The Star meets a need
which con hardly be solved in
any other way. Not only is
II q groeioUs expression OF
gratitude 10 those who hove
sen, florol tributes but also
eovrsovsly acknowledges the
services and kindnossss OF
the mony 10 whom q personal
note Of ihonks eonnot well be
mailed or whose homes and
addresses ore not known.
insertion Of q cord OF thanks
may bs arranged BY telephone
10 The Sior. u. $4,000.
The Evening and SUnd0y Stor
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BLACKIsTONE, LuLIA DENT su
BOY9L CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. OF

1898 Rhode Island ave. NV on
March l6. 1868, wife Of the late
George 2. Boyd. mother Of Mr.. Kari
xander,. grandmother Of Karieen
4ander. sister Of Mrs. Christine
Sapner Of 81, Petersburg, Fla; Mrs.
SSertna MeCloskey, Mrs. Catherine
WashinRton, D. c., and one brother
John p. Hueter OF Hyattsviiie. Nd
services at Chambers Funeral Home,
5000 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. ma.
On wednesday, March 90, AZ 10 am.
ineerment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
10
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LEE. MYRrHA. on SUNDAY. Marrl

LEI MdnbadIHA. On Sunday, March
u I933, at Ten oaks Nursing
loving mother Of Catherine Mitchell
and devoted aunt Of Julia Chaffin.
Many other relatives and friends
also survive. Mrs. Lee may BE- seen
az the Chinn Funeral Home. 2865
5hlrlington I'd, Arlington, va, from
TO 10 pm. Wednesday, March
20; Funeral services and interment
VIII be conducted BY the Rev, W.
Z: Costner at l pm. Thursday,
March March p, At the Second Baptist
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BLACK, MARTHA MOONEY, On Pr

DL5A ~ lMARIHA MUU0NSEY. on al.
MOONEY 'f BLACK I " GAM MbAH Mae.
Arthur blvd, wife Of Robert 3
Black and mother Of Brenda and
Rebecca Black. Family Services
only. No flowers please, but con
Church Alumni Fund, Christ scien-
fist, Radcliffe, or CARE.
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WILLIAM c. PLAUoHER. W. M,

ktMT 1ISb kES NJ N Mon, On SUNDAY.
NER Of is9s sOr kRN RoIc i, kET At
nngton' Va, beloved husband Of
AVA L. Kettner, father OF Kenneth
=. kettner and Mrs. Louise Fols,
brother OF Mrs. Agnes Gates and
Mrs Martha Royce. He also is
Slfvlved by seven grandchildren.
neral Home, 2s47 Wilson blvd !.
Arlington, Va, where funeral sery-
ices VIII be held on wednesday
March March go At 10 am. Interment
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Saturday. March 10. 1868, al her
ETeasmlas spee,, So2s 2 g; NV, MAUDE
SAMEhoN SANDWICH, beloved wife
William c. Sandwich Of Akron Ohio;
Richard Sandwich Of croton on.
dudson' N. y; Mrs. Marilyn ]
Sraigie Of New York City and Mrs,
barbara L.. schauf Of Garden civ,
Long Island; She also is survived By
- grandchildren Friends NAV can
az Gawler's Chapel. Wisconsin, ave
az Harrison st. NV. (parkinR on
premisesl, where services VIII be
neld on Wednesday. March 90 Al
pm. lnterment Arlington National
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LUsBY, BERTHE LEE. On SATURDAY

LCsbf, BERTHE LEE. On Saturday,
March 10, 1888 BERTHE LEE
LUsBY, beloved wife OF Walter Zee
Lusby, sister Of Mary Unkie Betty
Tippett. Madeline. v. Graves. VIII
Lillian Schuhart. Raymond and
Henry Morgan. Friends may cali al
the Robert A. Mattingly Funeral
Home, l3l 11th.- ST. sc. (parkinQ
Iacilitiesl. after pm. Monday
until Wednesday. March 90, at 2
An. REQUIEM mass at Holy Name
friends invited. Entombment Fort
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POILER, hAMLYN o. Members Of th

x-~1,sl Clark v. Polling Post No.
.k8Ng&hA 81, American Legion, are
~ lstlf requested 10 assemble at
f##E Chambers Funeral Home,
SlStfYy s655 Georgia ave. Silver
WaDN Spring, Nd, on Wednes-
day March 90. at & pm.
where services win be Conducted
BY the National Guard Of Honor
Tor our departed comrade, HAMLYN
@. POTTER Funeral Thursday
March 81, at 1915 pm. interment
arlington National Cemetery. at
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a communication Of Kemper
N k 4 e Nj Nj, e. - "a a T 4, and nd
~ NC Masonic Temple. East
WOX Broad ST. and Church pi.,
w Falls Church, Va, at 1880
pm. Tuesday. March 10,
1865. for the purpose Of conducting
the Masonic funeral service at the
Pearson Funeral Home. at 8 pm,
G. KENDRICK.
WIfIIhM r pTAuauru w n
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RUTHERFORD. HENRY on Mond,

March ~ ias HIT HhF5Nlpyyn pI Mphqay.
FORD Of 1928 Eastern ave Mount
Rainier, Md, beloved husband OF
the late Mary M. Rutherford and
brother OF Thomas Rutherford.
Friends may call at Valleys Fu-
neral Home, 1900 Rhode Island ave i,
March 10, from . TO 4 pm srd
70 pm. Funeral services viii
be held Wednesday, March 90. Al
pm, Relatives and friends in
Ilted. lnterment Cedar Hill Gene
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KENDRICK. FREDERICK Q. on sam

day March 10. 1868, FRFDERfcK
e; KENDRICK Of 4g35 47th 81. NV,
Warrington d. c., son OF Mrs
Hattie B. Kendriek, father Of Mrs
Barbara I. Carver. brother OF Ernest
a. kendrick. Also survived BY one
Funeral Home, 472 North Washing.
Ion ST., Falls Church, Va, on
wednesday. March 90. at 2 pm. In
terment Oakwood Cemetery. 10
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SAVOY, NORvAL ELLEN. On satu

day, March Is. 1868. Al Prine;
ff efITsss s as38syai !, Hospital NoRYAI
Surviving are her husband, John :
savoy; two daughters, Mesdame,
hatue Williams Of Annapolis, Nd
sha KATIE Newman Of Cheltenham,
Md;; three sons, John c. WALLACE
VIE, Kan Names sns =. both both Of M Mitchell;
WashinEton, ID. c.; two sisters.
knTee brothers and other relatives
FRIENDS may call at the Hicks Fu-
nssIal Home. Annapolis, Nd, today
Weans.d.v pm. Funeral services
geoo A. ": 3. Church. Interment
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FRYE. BERTnA '. suddenly. d

HHsTSs Is: Issss, T. Au q sMTG%nds g.
George, mother Of Mrs RobeTt 2
Hazel, and grandmother Of RoeeT
x HAZEL. Mrs. George rests Al
ne warner Z. Pumphrey Funeral
Home. s434 Georgia ave, Silver
spring, Nd. where service Will Be-
n1eio on wednesday, March 20, al
ment Cedar Hill cemetery, FTiend,
may visit at the funeral home sfteT
z pm. Tuesday. A'sA
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TRACY, JEANNE WOOD. On satu,-
WOOD TRACY Of 1925 Conn S5As sSt
nv wife Of the late Bris- Gen
Joseph 2. Tracy, UsA (retired1 I.
ana ana mother Of Col. Maxwell Irscy,,
se2 H IesIeas, q Lexington, va.
chapel on Thursday, March ~
~ am. Interment Arlington
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CUMMINGS. JESS s. On Monda,

hssSh s. e su asS2 b aSyS: Nus Nus
band Of Isabelle A. Of Mayo. be-
lcvea father Of EdTsrd J., Frazier
Herbert W. Of Edgewater, Nd. sur
yived By q sister, Mrs. Gertrude
Jackson, Of Mayo, and one grand
child, Carl Cummings, OF Mayo.
Funeral services on Wednesday,
March 20, 1868. at 2 pm, at the
Nd. Interment Mayo Memorial
Cemetery. Friends may call at the
Hardesty Funeral Homes. oalesvilie,
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Ey VIII y. I ln16 TILE " a.i N.

10, 1898, LUCY BRUCE Of siS7
New Hampshire ave. NV, wife 81
Charles II, Bruce, mother OF OrriS
and Kermit Nash and sister Of Nil
She also is survived By one grand-
child, one great-grandchild. other
relatives and host OF friends.
After 5 pm. Wednesday, March S0'
friends are invited TO call at the
HOY m Sssps a lt - oi xSH st. nv
Benedict the Moor Catholic Church
2lst st, and Oklahoma ave. ne,
on Thursday. March FL, OF 10
am. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 90
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day, March II. 1903. DR.. TH III MAJ
husband MAsTl ot q M. PSnn LSriEns, va
father Of Jane M. Porter OF Airing.
ton, Va brother Of Ethel M. WOOD
and Pearl M. Wheeles OF Maryland
Ellie M. Neal Of Buchannon Dam,
Tex, and Lille Martin Of siaton
Lex: ne also is survived BY eight
AZ Pearson,s Funeral Home, AS
North Washington st., Falls Church,
Va, after IL noon Tuesday, March
~, where services viii be held On
wednesday, March 90, at ii am,
tnterment Oakwood Cemetery. IN
lieu Of flowers contributions may
pc made 70 the Building FUND 81
the Dunn Loring Methodist Church.
The family will receive friends All
tneir home on Tuesday between 2
and pm. and after 7:3O {. m
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W. A. BUsHoNo.
nWamHI--

Death NO. 232. 20
MCCORMACK, FRANK Z. On Sunday
nassh F ~ NhR9o5s AZ l ATling.ol Hos;
lbl2 Timber la. Falls Church. va.
formerly Of Endicott, N, " hns-
band OF the late Ida M. Mccormack,
tather OF Mrs. Blanche nj. Smith
ne also Is survived By one grand
Friends may call at the Pearson F,i.
neral Home, 472 North washington
~, Fails Church. Va, after 4 nm
Monday. March is. Funeral from
Grossman Methodist Church. on
Interment Cortland NY N
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March Ma IL, 1883, EDWARD 0A 2
CHEVY Chase, Md po be MIesdoS Su,b lane De
Of Marjorie c. Feiker' father ~
MIS- Kari D. Birks and brother
Of Miss Eve Felker, John 6. AMI
L r., Felker, all OF ST. louis. Mo
ne also is survived BY two grand.
sons memorial services on wednes.
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Roh.
ert A. Humphrey. Bethesda. Md. A
pm. Interment Arlington Ma.
uonal Cemetery, with full military
uOuOTh. on
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March IS, 1903. BESSIE NJ nOq TANy..
S hEh Of gas 39th 81: Sc, the
Pr iiense w wiie 81 Paul H. Tanner
BIos. Funeral Home. 1851 Good
nope "a. Sc, on Tuesday, Mareh
~, until m. Services and inter
ment IN 81. Adams. W. va.
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BITTROLFF, GEORGE r. OF 9I21
9TH st., Lanham. Nd. on March rs,
1863, beloved. husband OF Madeiyn
"a. Bittrolff, devoted father Of Mrs.
and oeorge p. Bittrolff, r.; brother
OF William, Roger and Robert
Bittrolff, all Of Long Island, N. r.,
and grandfather OF Timothy x, Ray.
ServiceS at Chambers Funeral Home,
o6ul Cleveland ave, Riverdale, Nd,
on Friday, March % AZ IN = m 81
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wr,,.,, oauiy MISSED BY
HUSBAND, CHILDREN, dRANn.
ciiiLDhEN AND GREAT GRAND,

WADE. ETELKA. vALENTEEN. In low
US msmnry OF our mother. ETFfKA
VALENTEEN WADE, who passed
away 70 years ago today.
Inc holy sacrifice OF the mas viii
De ofiered AZ SS Paul and AuRus-
tine Catholic Church.
ETELKA AND DEsDEMoNA.
"iN0iLELD, LAURA AND JAMES. IN
nemory OF our mother and father.
LAuRA and JAMES wfNoFTEip.
VIC departed this life nine years
aso today. March 10, 1854.
Gone arc the faces we loved 30
Silent are the voices We loved to
Too far. away for sight or speeeh.
But not too far for thoughts Ia
reach.
Sweet to remember them who once
were here,
And whom, though gone, are iust
as dear
cEARrcE AND RUTH.
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wu,y REALPH ( II:AsYNE, comdr.

WIIlLIAM D. ADAM5, AuIutant. 10
HANsoM, MARGARET ANN (PEGGYl.
Casualty Hospital. MARdARETT ANN
RANSOM Of Aquasco, Nd. beloved
daughter OF Jeanette II. and Gene
"a. Ransom. sister Of GUY and
preston Ransom, granddaughter Of
MIS-, May Higgins and Gray p.
ransom Friends may call al the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave ne, where services will be-
neld on Wednesday, March 90. Al
~ an. Interment Fort Lincoln
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BUECHLING. FRANK BERNARD.

25l3 14th st. ne, on March n
ling, brother Of William Buechlins
and Marie X. Holmes. Remains N
Chambers Funeral Home, l40O
March 20. at 10 am. FuneTsi
services, and interment Ari:nSton
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CRAWFORD, MARTHA M On surA.v

March ~, 1853. MARTHA M. CRAW
FORD Of 1881 Rhode Island ave
ne. beloved sister OF Annette X
Espey and Edwin Muller. Funera
from the Collins Funeral Home
March 81, at II am Intermen
Loudon Park Cemetery. Baltimore
ND.
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POTTER, HAMLYN ORLANDO.

AZ ORlethorpe st. NV, on March
Ia 1888, husband Of Harriet ID,
Potter Services at Chambers Fu-
Silver Spring, Nd. on Thursday'
March. 81, at 1915 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
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BROWN. WILLIAM Z. suddenly, or
Monday, March is, 1868, WILLIAM
=. BROWN OF 4022 Meade st. ne,
the beloved husband OF Mrs, Willie
Mrs. owendolyn Dudley and Mrs
Elaine Heath. He also leaves q
brother Melvin Brown a sister
Mrs Anna Goodwine; two grand.
children and many other relatives
Wednesay, March 30, between 1
and 10 D,m.. at the funeral home
Of Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th st
Sc, where the rosary will be recited
at pm, REQUIEM high mass viii
be sung or Thursday. March 81, al
Our Lady ~ Mercy Catholic Church,
Aeio r st ne. (off Eastern and
Ksnilworth SVesJ, at 10 am. 2O'
BROWNE, GEORGE. on Thursday
March IA; 1888, GEORGE BROWNE
Ssn sSS q fa s p RsovS SslOv 4. h avs
Is survived By two sisters. other
Tuesday. March 10, friends may cal
AZ FraEier's Funeral Home, SSa
s aSss wsaaesa aye March T F W a
pm, at the Bible WAY Church,
4721 Sheriff I'd. ne, Elder Joseph
Coleman officiating. Tnterment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery.
BROWNE. GEORGE @. Special COM
~ municaton Of Meridian
~ lodge, No. 9. r; 4 A. M,
M NO March 20. 1893, at the
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FILCHETT. DR. 3. HORACE.

SSSntsr fey' March 10, 1893, DR.. 3
iImp "a, I'd NV. beloved husband
father Of Carolyn Y. and Elijah n
Fltchett; He also Is survived By 4
sister three. brothers, other rela.
yves and q host Of friends. Ate,
pm. Tuesday, March 10, friend,
S[e invited to call at the Jarvis
services will be held at the AndTsu
kankin Memorial Chapel, Howard
University, on Wednesday. March
~. az l 80 pm, iInterment Lincoln
MEMORIAL A1,ii Cemetery. DR.. Fitchett
vnstRel from i2;45 pm. Wednesday
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ELLIS. DEACoNFss SUSIE r :


Saturday. March Ie, 1898, al Dis n
trict General Hospital, DEAcONESs
SUSIE T. ELLIS Of 3642 Park d.
NV, devoted mother OF Mrs,
Henrietta Carter, Mrs Myrtle Nixon,
mary Gene and Vincent Ellis. She
Howard Thompson: two grandchii.
dren, two sons-in-law. host Of
other relatives and friends. The re-
mains. will lie IN state at the Mount
Bethel Baptist Church, 1915 LIST 81
nv. on Tuesday, March 10. from
~ pm; until ~ midnight and or
/ pm. The casket will not be opened
after services. The Rev. L. w. White
officiating. Interment Carver Ne.
mortal Cemetery. ARRANGEMENTS by
J. r. Cameron & Sons, Gil X ST
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HAssALL' A. R. The officers and
o. J !: d: q;
" 20, at 1I.30 am, for the
purpose OF conducting Masonic
graveside services for the late
iErpMsh nsIo, a, R; HASsALLs Courtesy
ROLAND z. DARCY, W. NJ
y. HUNT BURROUOHs. SecY.
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day, March Ia. 1905 az s1buTbar
kA4s1 Sfssssoh a N 45 6AR Elm
st., Bethesda, Nd. Friends may cal
a. Hysong's Funeral Home, 1900
March 10. Prayers will be held al
the above funeral home at / pm
Thursday, March 81: thence 20 81
Constantine and Helen Greek Ortho.
dox Church. 4i15 18th 81. NV.
where services will be held at / :3C
pm, Interment In Glenwood Gene.
terry. on
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n.nUHH, hEbECCA ELLA. OF 4010
1858, wife OF the late Norman II
F1tzhugh, sister OF Virginia A. Free.
man and Lille B. Black. Also sur.
Wved BY q number Of nieces and
nephews. Services at Chambers Flu.
neral Home. 517. 18th st. Sc, on
wednesday, March 20, at 2.30 n. m
Interment Cedar Hlll Cernntnrr -
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ORIGOER, LLOYD KNOX. sudI

on Sunday, March IL, 1ee5' Al AZ,
n npTnvH Hospital LLOYD KNo1
Church. Va. beloved husband q
Mrs. Frances 8, Crigger. father 81
Betty Ann. Linda Kay, Joseph L.
Thomas w. Lorrie Francine ant
Sherri Lynne crigger. all OF thG
home address, and brother OF Wi.
lam H. Crigger and Mrs. Margarei
Ptpkin. Friends may cali Al m
Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 3245 vii.
son blvd. parking In rear), Airing.
ton, Va, where services will be he'd
Thursday, March 81, at 1870 PIN
!nterment Arlington National Gene.
tery. 20
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a. 1858. JOHN J J. T SSsfS'; Of A Iash
Harvard st; NV. beloved father S 81
James B. Plott and Mrs. BarbaSs
e, Wood. brother Of Mrs. Georae
!rngate' MIS-. Frank Duffy ana Wal
later. Nalley FuneraI Rervics ~
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- members Of Steamfitters'
NXM Local. No. 602, are hereby
D notified OF the death Of
Brother dE ORoE Il.
WIGV MAUK Of Poplar Bluff
~ No. '''
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HERNDON, JAMES O., Jr. Suddenly
on Monday, March is. 1888. al hi,
ne, JAMES O, HERNDoN. Jr.. de-
voted brother Of Mrs Vivian B. Ora
ham, Mrs Sarah b. Parrish and
Joseph II, Herndon OF Denver. Colo
other relatives and many friends. Re-
mains resting at the John T, Rhines
ne, Notice OF funeral later ~
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FORTUNE, ALMA R. In memory Of
ALMA FORTUNE, who departed this
life on March 10, 1916,