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Oskori Tokoi, 80, FinIund's
First Prime Minister

toppled in 1918 when civil war
swept Finland.
Exiled from his homeland,
where he was declared O fugi-
tive. Mr.. Tokoi ultimately fled
to Russia, England. then Cam
ada, and finally the United
States.
Mr.. Tokoi had emigrated to
America in 1891 at age Is and
was naturalized a citizen at
Leadville, Colo, in 1898.
On his return to the Unitad
States, Mr.. Tokoi settled in
Fitchburg and in 1922 Joined
the staff Of the FINNISH news
paper "Raivaaja" where he
worked until his retirement in
1949.
In 1894 the Finnish govern
ment exonerated him Of all
charges and in 1949 he jour-
neyed there to receive o hero's
welcome.
Survivors include his widow
Eva; Q son, Lauri Tokol of
Fitchburg. and two daughters,
Mrs. Leila Quick Of Lunenburg
and Mrs. Anne Anderson Of
Cambridge.
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6. o. P. Replaces
Clerk in Howard

ELLICoTT CITY, Nd, April
5 AP-Loyd q. Taylor, who
has served as clerk to the
county commissioners of
Howard County since his
appointment by q Democratic
board In 1856, has been fired
by the new Republican adj
ministration.
The commissioners dismissed
Mr.. Taylor Wednesday night
and promptly appointed Z.
Holmes Hawkins. jr.. 37-year-
old farmer and real estate
developer. The appointment be-
comes effective on May /.
The commissioners said Mr..
Hawkins would receive $500
Q year. whereas Mr.. Taylor has
been paid $4,000 . year in
the post.
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John Meredith, born q slave
in Charles County, Nd, and set
free before he could know what
it meant, died yesterday in o
Southeast rooming house.
1t was Just about this time
of the year that the 102-year-
old Mr.. Meredith liked to get
out on the bench on the front
lawn at 128 M street to start
a season of sitting and chatting
with his friends who came by.
He'd sit out there and laugh
and talk to his friends and to
children" his landlady and
friend, Mrs. Irene Jones, said,
He'd enjoy talking to the chill
dren, but he'd tire and run 'em.
He had q cane and If they
didn't run he'd hit 'em-they
better runl"
Mr.. Meredith didn't talk
much about what he had done
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Mrs. Abrohum,
Typist for Union
Of Postal Clerks

Mrs. Margaret Tobin Abra-
ham, 81, a lifelong resident Of
the District. died yesterday at
Washington Hospital Center
after suffering q stroke at her
home last week. She resided at
1900 Forty-first street, NV.
Since 1852, Mrs. Abraham
had been employed as q clerk
typist by the United Federation
I Postal Clerks. She had worked
for several years previously for
the Civil Service Commission
and for Catholic Charities.
Mrs. Abraham was a men,
Der Of st. AIMS Catholic Church
and active In the Ladies Sodal-
ity. She was a past president
of the Mothers Club Of St.
AIMS Church.
She leaves her husband
Charles. Of the same address: q
son, Charles, q student at
Georgetown University: and q
sister. Mrs. William @. Moore
of 1879 Fort Dupont street. Sc.
She was the sister Of the late
James F. (Turk) Tobin, O local
football player.
Friends may call at the Tim
othy Hanlon Funeral Hom e,
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RoIIo S. Smith, 80,
Formerly of D. c.

Rollo 8. Smith. 80, q former
Washington resident, died yes.
terday at his home In Clear
water, Fla.
Mr.. Smith was q retired
Foreign Service officer with
the Department Of Commerce
here, and q member Of the
Episcopal Church Of the Assem-
sion and the American. Legion
In Florida.
He leaves his wife. Eloise, OF
Clearwater; q son, H. A. Lamar
of Atlanta, Ca; a daughter
Mrs. r. M. Manley, of Alex
andria. and three grand
children.
Services and burial will be
tomorrow in Clearwater.
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JuiIer Must
Heed Writs,
Court Rules

Sam A. Anderson, d. c. Jail
superintendent. was told twice
yesterday BY the United States
Court Of Appeals to adhere to
correct procedural standards
in habeas corpus actions filed
by prisoners.
The first case involved three
prisoners, Edward Smith. Mary
land Harvey and Robert M.
Williams who claimed they
were being subjected to cruel
and unusual punishment. They
were living, they said, in q 6
by 6 cell where the temperature
rises to los degrees with made
quate ventilation. The trio also
claimed that the prison food
made them Ill and they had
been denied medical treatment,
They filed habeas corpus writs
Mr.. Anderson asked for dis
missal Of the writs without
filing an answer to the
charges. HIS motion to dis
miss were grented without @
hearing.
The court held that Mr.
Anderson must file some type
of adequate memorandum an
Swering the charges. regardless
Of their merit, and that the
court must hold q hearing
make findings or file q memoir
andum.
In the second case, George
Brooks claimed he was being
held at the jail illegally because
his order Of confinement was
not proper. Again, the District
Court dismissed the writ with
out requiring q return answer
or q hearing. The Court OF
Appeals repeated its argument
in the first case by sending
Brooks writ back to the Dis
trict Court.
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Pentugon to Close
z Xirqiniu Facilities

Camp A. p. Hin near Boiling
Green. Va. and Titustown
Public Quarters ct Norfolk are
two Virginia military installa-
tons tagged for closing or re-
duction in the year ending June
30, 1864.
A list Of facilities to be closed
was furnished to . House
appropriations subcommittee
BY Secretary Of Defense Nc
Namara during recent hearings.
Il was later released by the
committee.
Mr.. McNafnara told the COM
mittee the closing and reduc-
tons are planned as q part Of
q plan to save an estimated
$3.50 million.
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Miss Augusta E. UhI,
Catholic Leader, Dies

Miss Augusta E. Uhl, SO, q
leader in District Catholic ac-
tivities and the first woman to
become a top executive in a
major transit company, died
yesterday at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital.
Miss Uhl was elected assist
ant secretary and treasurer of
the Old Capital Transit Co. in
1945. The company said then
she was the first woman to
hold such q position.
In 1927 she had been named
secretary to the president Of
the transit company, and later
served as administrative as
sistant to the firm.
When Capital Transit was
sold. Miss Uhl remained as
assistant secretary and treas
urer Of the Universal Marion
Corp. until her retirement in
1860.
Came Here in 1917
Miss Uhl first came to WASH
ington in 1917 to work for the
War Department and later left
the area until 1927 to serve as
secretary Of Howe Marot Junior
College in Connecticut.
Described by her friends as
a tireless worker. Miss Uhl was
chairman Of the Cuban Center,
project Of Catholic Charities
assigned to the Council of Cath
Ollie Women, which gave relief
to many Cuban refugees; an
assistant to the Catholic chap
lain at the Hospital Center, and
a member of the Guild Of the
Good Shepherd.
Miss Uhl had served as both
a grand regent and q territorial
deputy Of Court District Of
Columbia No. 212 of the Cath
Ole Daughters Of America and
was instrumental In the local
courts purchase Of the old
Peruvian Embassy on Scott
Circle for a clubhouse.
Received Medal From Pope
In recognition Of her service
to the church, she received
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FTTCHBURG, Mass, April s
(AP).-Oskari Tokoi, who as q
young Finnish i'm migrant
worked as o miner In Colorado
in the 1905 and then returned
to his homeland to become its
Prime Minister in 1917, died
last night ct the age Of 90.
Mr.. Tokoi became the first
Prime Minister Of Finland
when that country declared It's
independence of Russia in
1917.
His coalition government
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John c. Less. Jr.

BALTIMORE, April s (AP)
John C. Legg, IT.. 81. senior
member Of the banking firm OF
John c. Legg g. Co., died
Wednesday. He was a member
Of the New York Stock Ex-
change and was president OF
the board Of overseers of
Goucher College.
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4748 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Funeral services will be held at
st. AIMS Catholic Church, 400l
Yuma street. NV, ct 1880
am. tomorrow.
Burial viii be at Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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Universal
Funeral Home


~s ~S~eNsSAA &NSAAA
DICKERsoN, JEAN. IN loving men,
ory OF our former club member,
JEAN DICKEReON, who pasted aWay
three years ago today.
Today is the day Of remembrance
And . day Of sad regret;
w Hh . ; ma aiSays IsmembsI.
-. PARAooNs. NC.
DiCkEksON, JEAN A. IN loving mem
ory o. our dear one, JEAN A. Dick
EhSON, who departed this life threa
years ago today, April 5, 1890.
They say time heals all sorrows
au An sIm ssl p y, =, 2 forget.
How much We miss her VET
" THE FAMILY.
EDELIN,. MARIA L. In LOVING NAM
oU 81 my dear mother, MARIA u.
EDELIN,, who passed away tWenty-
eisnt years Aso today. April 5. 1885.
N memory today you are with me.
bx6oRATTIkRsin nv HHAiRsoAREr.
GRIFFIN, JOSEPHINE u. In iovInS
remembrance Of our dear mothss.
JOskphINH \ GRIFFIN, who de-
today. Aprn 8. 1853.
Until memory fades and life departs,
f0u VIII I'VE iorf THE = s,,, qgE ~ hssFti.
AtA kHAAAkA|fAkNs
JOHNSON. NATHAN DELANO. In low
NATHAN bEIANso joHNsoN 0' 1hs
passed sway three Eeara aso TO-DAY.
April 8, 1890.
We DO not need this speclai aax
70 bring you 10 our minds.
The DAYS we do not think on you
ARE very hard 70 find
boNyI HNSo sIsTERs. LILY ANN AND
- ~ -
LETCHER. MARIE x. Sacred 10 f6s
memqy o. our dear mother, MARfF
n LETCHER. who paASsd away
eight years aso today, April B, 1888.
Our hearts cannot tell how We nias
her,
Our lbs DO not know what 10 s.y.
GOD only knows our true feslines'
which We hide under cur Gmllsi
SON, HENRY, AND DAUoHrrRa.
VA9HTI AND ADELAf0.
LOGAN, FRANCIS nOsTfC. In nam
ey q our mother and grandmothsr,
FRANCES BO6TIc LOoAN, whe
asssd away thirteen years ago
just line Of sweet remembrance.
FOR . memory, fond and tTuei
Ju,t : token Of loye's. devotion,
Fnr We always think OF YOU
bUhETTE. BOBBY AND ROBERT.
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AnuEtIinu

TILLIR, Of Alexandria,
Va, the late wife Of Sam Fagelson
and mother Of Bernard and Robert
Agudas Achlm Cemetery, south
Payne st., Alexandria, Va, on SUM
day, April z. 1858. at pm.
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Aarntnrtal AHaaa

a. the Holy Name Catholic Church.
nth and x sts. ne. on Saturday,
April 8, 1858. at 8 an, for the
Lepose OF the soul OF ETHEL L.
WHITE. who died April z. 1853,
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CEMETERY LOTS

10 SITES ct the beautlfully isrd-
acaped older section al pert ~
coin. CAL uN, a-O3O3'
FORT LINCOLN crypts. Garden al
Aposuesi value, $1,000, sac. $500
or 5000 with terms, B2a-iiSO 4
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK. pals
Church, va gitea, 3 and a. IND
bsAa5S,soek u price rsduetlgy ~.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crennatoriunr

j. William Lees Sons Co.
49, FUNERAL DIRECTORS
sth 81, and Mas, Ave. Lf s-BeOO
Rinaldi Funeral Home
'SS cf SSsfS y Ss ~. "a a s5tll
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JOHNSTON; HARRIET I, Al Ct.
BSFt s sI:I.r. s S.a: Mi she 4 ssryiy:a
ssIi a he q 'I Hin.. s e. s,n @aS
Home, 2D0l 18th 81. NV, AFTER
lparking faeiiitiesj. Services Al IN tSs
seoys funeral home on Saturday,
Cedar nm cemstery. ~
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WALKER. MRS. HOMIE HoN,

Thursday. April 4, 1853, al GeorFe
MRS. HOMIE WALKER q a0'p S6os
~ diIlihn9ls aye; NV. beloved mother
She also Is survived by three sisters'
Mrs, Cora Penn OF New York CITY
MIS-; Marie Rixey and Mrs. Elizabeth
LINDSEY. and one brother, MT Ar
tnur DAVIS. Notice Of funeral later.
neral Home E0-
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Wsssnas' sssZ, Apt, ?. lsgs: PAUL
nv beloved husband Of the late
ton b. Russell and Mrs. MarTaret
service, az the Bethesds- Chevy Chase
FUNERAL Home Of Robert A. PUN
phrey. Bethesda. Nd. on Saturday,
Apai 9 q pm. Interment pri-
lions may be made 10 the Nuitipie
Bclerosis Association. 'p's
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KIRBY. RAYMoND q. OF oaii Land

sy:s rs LsSsoVS.!;, M a. on ~ All aira I.
Erwin STYLES, Mrs. Larry Stephen.
Donald HieSisRsuff' r. AI snS M M.
James =. Chopper. Nine srandehii.
chambsrs' Funeral Home, Ss1i cIsvse
land ave-. Riverdale. Nd. on satur-
SssTTt kkl Rrs 2 c: n pm. in''r|sn'
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HUNT: JOsEPn I; On Thursday. April
Center: JosfPH n HUNT Nv S q soI
s hilnwo9d ave: Kslls Church. Va,
tsther, u Margusrits Hunt Via and
Merriil Lee Hunt Of Fails Church
tonic, Ter. Two sranddaSrhtsrs 81 81
Esarscn Funeral Home Hsn ~ We No Ias
Washington st., Pals Church. Va
where services will be held on sat.
urday. April q. at 2 pm. Tnternlent
National Memorial Park.
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On. Wedneadar. Aprl D. 1898 A.
HHREDrSSiEcsEs' Lb Hsigil-i sr. o y sos
husband u b6lflsy, Eidsr kund nj
snd osorss } fands, r.; son q
Nrs BRUCE ~ Lundy "; and
n M ,s.ssEsns RsiFhsIa. Mr., Pulp
Hs unsA 3. ir', .p as. 3ohhI % oI Esnd1
Thsfs also are tSrss srandehiidrsn
PumphrsS Funstsi Home. Sl3l
osoraia ave. silver sprins, No.
yhsEs friends nay visit With ne
sriaay tpSsrE,nt Pr i.eiIIt alsssaa E.rs see
spd intsrmsnt Jersey Shore. ~.
Jersey shFa Pa papers piesss
NOulI
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.Announeements o.
Services ~ Chambera
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POWELL. SAMUEL q. On rhursday
view Rest Home. sa SAX EisA'e a
POWELL. beloved brother q Mrs
@ one niece G. H HTs toI Hs s s.U leave.
nieees and nepi Sws. relatives and
friends. After 8 pm. Friday, April
friends may ~ ct the Snowden
Funeral Home, 2a8 North WashinE-
ton 81. Rockville. Nd. where funeral
A n,lI WI ss held On Saturday,
" Brooks offieiating. Intsrment
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UHL, AUGUSTA 2. on Thursday.
x sfsy H6 6ss2 at AS SsGUEsftpT T. U URi
Of 27l2 Cortland place NV, be-
loved sister OF Thomas j. Uhl OF
Dallas, Tex. and aunt OF Thomas
Uhl. ". Of Mexico City. Funeral
Tom the Timothy Hanlon Funeral
on Saturday, April 8. at sac am
REQUIEM mass at st. Thomas the
ApoStle CHURCH at 3 am. Interment
Mount OliVet CpmeterV
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AtES ks sDt Tsss,r AsSS H. c SFAh Mp
g .o SsS i R.s .,S Hs u Aq ESsH
Reid. He also Is survived BY ave
grandchildren, other relatives and
host Of friends, After 5 pm
Friday, April g.. friends are in
yitsd @ call ct the Jarvis Chapel,
. iaS2 You ,u 81 nv where funeral
9. at IL am. Intsrment Laneoln
Memorial CemekerV.
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wednesday. April " !, 1893 SI A. On On
home, 230I Darrov IL sjivsr sn-,n MS
Ma. ROY Christian W VAIN EsRRriss IEt,.
beloved husband OF Margaret
2; Warner, father Of Roy Christian
warner. ir.. and Frank A. Warner.
H ne also y survived BY a sister, Mrs.
Friends may call at the s. II, Hines
co. Funeral Home. 290l l4th 81
NV. after 8 pm. Thursday, April
= Barking facllitiesl. Services Al
tne apove funeral home on Saturday,
hpLll o. a pm. Interment Wash,
lngton National Memorial park
Cemetery. Rultland "a Marnl.nAH
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sA mos SUSIE A.; SYLVIA; On Tues
HossPltsi Center; SUSIE A. tsYLvfHI
beloved mother Of Mrs, Helen VI
AsC sSTsvsd 3 HoT ssc HslSe MS
Carol Anne and Patrick 4. Lloyd
ters and two Brothers. friends ma,
sell at the @, 4; Hines Co. Funera
Home, 29Oi Ilth st. nv. lparkinl
funeral home on Saturday, Ipri''
600 q. . am. intsrmsnt dienVooa
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PARSONS ERIC w, on Thursday.
pital Center, ERIC W. PARSONS
O. 1893 Calvert st, NV, beloved
He also Is survived by four nspSeWs
and three nieces. Friends may call al
Sne .. i, Hines Co. Funeral Home
2ggl 14th 81. NV. after IL noon
Friday, April 5 (parkinR facilitiesI !.
Services from the above, funeral
10 am. Interment Rose Hin Came
terry, HagerStown' Ma
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sr no o .ReSs I SIs.. oRSS ;IsS.S
husband of Mary orayson And
nTotner Of Mrs, Emma Bryant. He
dr so y survived By two foster chill
MAN. Tii,. MILDRED Owen and Ray
pieces, nephews and friends sery.
ices the Universal Funeral Home.
slo 81 ne, on Saturday, lnrIi
G.rmt., Pm. Interment Lincoln
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On on T HEsaNyx April %Ic; {, 1889; FRAN
Buena Park, Calf, husband OF Mrs.
Ada Mead Of Buena Park. Calf.
son OF the late Frank Mead and
Mary walsh Mead Of Washington,
Of schusetts, Karen and Craig
OF Buena Park. Calf, and brother
OF Eleanor A., Prentiss Of Dover.
n. j.: Mary M. Staples OF College
Park. Nd. and Rita NJ, Ahern Of
Diary Doisn McArtor SOS Of w "a s:
GtSn1l, D; C.; Burial IN Pasadena.
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HUNT, JOSEPH N. Members of IN,
Ga Articulation 81 Retired P 20.
- A: ) 9: $ s$s2t& -: y
at Persons Funer
rome 472 North WashingtOn ST.,
ralls Church. Va, until 2 pm.
saturday, April 8, where services
viii BE- held. Interment National
e msemosih Park cemstsry, Pals
ndNSIEeI 49, sEESKElIgE4s .ss, President,
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11Prli. ices, VA !, ScH HHH1iIIss
beloved mother Of Miss Mildred IS s
schmaling. Friends may eaiI Al
TIE 3. II, Hines Co. Funeral Home,
zg0l 18th gt, NV. lparking faeiIi.
tiesl Services at Ail-saints' Epis-
circle. on Saturday, April q. Al III
an. Interment Rock Greek Gene
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AZ ,ApSii p, isSs. KAY sc HisGsi.
t spa o. ,d lgSS East !, ave-, hoehss'
p: G. SuIyivins are one sis Ter,
and one nephew, Roy schaumioefieI
st the Mctaughiin Funeral Home
~ culver I'd. Rochester. n. 4,
a. 0 an, At Our Lady Of Vlctofy
Snnrcn: intermsnt Holy sepulehsr
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M 5ss ssC1 sosrE Z p E ESsS & GREY
loved husband Of Josephine assh
tnee slmmonsl. father of Mrs. VII.
ginia widmayef, brother Of Mrs Nell
smith and Miss Grace Hash' MI
q west vlrginia. He also Is survived
1s.IMo stepsons and three Step
Nslley Funeral Home, s2O0 Rhoas
Funeral Saturday. April 9, al a:So
an: thence 70 al Hsrns,XH'vs
Catholic Church, Riverdslea M
wnsre 80 mass as viii be offered at ID
tiyes and friends Invited fnteymans
washington National Cernetery.
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SSS;1lsI iIssssH 1t siSS EI T as.stssSI
q: Ray Ssrt H5.t g gSc0 Ma ktrli g.
io'sa mother OF Austin c., sioan
Albert !,l, Harper mi. She also ~ h
survived l,.yivsd By three Erandchiidren
Funeral Home. 2b4 Carroll Al
parking opposits). after nm
Saturday. where services win n.
held on Monday April A AZ X
an. Interment Rock Greek cen,etery
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April i. 1868, HAROLD j. NAY.
husband Of Dolores Mayfield and
father OF TwAnna, Cedric and Kelvin
Mayfteld. Also surviving are his
parents, Mr., and Mrs. jeff May
host Of other relatives and friends.
Remains resting at the John T.
Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 3Oi5
18th St, ne. (ample parking facili-
ties), where friends may call after
4 pm. Friday, April 5. Funeral
services on Saturday. April 8, at
Church. 1874 L st. NV, the Rev.
Murden Appling officiating. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 5
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z. 1888. al her residence, ' 800 N HRttl
EredsTick 81: Arllngton, Va. NARY
and Milton 9. Riley. Mrs. Mildred
Hawkins Mrs; Edith ?, suter
Mrs Frances nee V Grant at0v q '' vsII.i q
Calf. and comdr. John KinE Of
veronica Beach. Pa. She aIso is
survived By six grandchiidren,
and eight great-srandehiidren'
Friends may ean ct the Ives Fu-
Ariington, Va, where f unsrai 9 snr1.
Ices Will be held Saturday, April 3.
csrdi am Intermept Cedar Grove
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TSur.da; M SIASE ss I sSsd'9ly
NV. vile Of william MteSell awe snd
daughter Of the late Booth Nedd;
mother Of William Mitchell, jr. She
also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Evelyn
Mareury and Mrs. Maude Beard two
and other relatives and friends
Friends may call at the funeral home
OF Alexander 8. Pope, Ala 18th 81,
Sc, on Friday, April S, between 4
and pm: Funeral and interment
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az. hsrii !. ies5.. w n pS ron dSss;
IS l;:,. :isS, !,.|:: Fl :s S,'S y:
s, Rocsssa gsis., Nya. Ai6sEta
ysIsa loos.s' n'I Msl,,I P.'a M r.;
RiehsFd. Stanley snd Charles coaiss.
relative. and friends, fflsnda may
ea between /. and 10 pm. FRIDAY,
Alexander Z. * sops sun. sI9 iiggIass :. q
Sc, where funeral services viii
b held on saturday, April q. at 10
an Intsrmsnt Lincoln Memorial
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IBRAHAM, MARGARET T. on Thurs
day April 4. 1858, at the Washing
ABRAHAM (nee Tobin1 Of 1eo0 4lst
8, NV, beloved wife Of Charles
ABRAHAM, mother OF Charles j.
Abraham and sister Of Mrs, Char
lotte Moore. Funeral from the Tim
0thy Hanlon Funeral Home, 474s
wisconsin ave. NV, on Saturday,
at ST. AIMS Church, Wisconsin ave-
end Yuma st. NV, at 1880 am,
Interment Mount olivet Cemetery,
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scAyERRnlAsh q PA "a ISH cHtb NO =.
wood 81, .Arllnston, Va, beloved
and father Of John J. and Marn
Ann Hehuermann. All Of Ariineton.
Va. He also Is survived 81 Two
brothers and four sisters, All az
D. Louis. No Priends NAV cali
Columbia. nike Arlington, va, where
the family will be present. from
70 pm. Friday. April b, ana
" pm, saturday, April 3,
~ g pm. Friday 81 the above
mann VII then be transported 10
Louls' Mo- Tor services and inter-
TERRY, . GERTRUDE. on Tuesday.
oERTRUDE TKRRY Of isii inde.
pendence ave. Sc. mother OF DoTis
brothers. joseph and Edward Terry,
gTendehlldren. niecea. nephews and
S,nsr rslstiyes .na ,f[isnds. RE-
GO. Funera Home, 3OiB 10Th n.
ns., temple parking faellitiesi,
pm. Friday. April B. and where
unera services viii be held on
aturdey Aprl Q. a. 1 pm. the
is ny sehn 49, Monroe oifielstins.
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April 8, 1908, at the washington
AaG %FRTaEws c 81 stOo S AsE = NV T.
brother of Pernot Matthews OF
New York City. Friends may call
at qawler's Chapel. Wisconsin ave
At Harrison st. NV. (parking on
premiSes). until 2 pm. Saturday
April ., Services and intermen'
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ysmsstoSn L rd,. West r. HS Ui SEEo
Md. Suddenly on April 3, 1868
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Leo B. Tur-
aueza. sr.; brother OF Nancy Gloria
FrurausSa Prayers az Chambers
Riverdale. Nd. on Saturday, April
9. at $3.50 am. Mass at Holy RE-
deemer Church at 10 am. Inter-
ment Mount OliVet Cemetery
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WILLIAM N. OF ooS NORTH
SssSsnds az " Mary MAJ on M APsI , ISss
stepfather Of Nolan " connsIIv
man, great:grandisther Of "YNTeri'
norman, brother OF Mrs. Lueiii,
H Hy,erls' James r, Stanley L. ans
chs sD1 4 orubbs; Services a
g. Sc. on Saturday. Aprii a.
an. Services also AZ the seat
FUNERAL Home. Front Royal, Va
cem.tsrs%,' r I1ssFT E5s,, Prospect Hi
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April .. Sf isssE. hshas92RR WEDNESDAY,
Ma iS s.I hsnsaolph I'd; Silver SPRING
Dustin, sr.i mother Of raw oustin
el silver spring, Nd: Richard
~ eustin Of Bethesda, Nd; Bessie
kisnora ssheppy q Mars, Pa. serv.
Hon. 81 ,d tne y. J. Brandt Funeral
Pittsburgh, Pa, on ssfurdav nss
o. Local .Arrangements " th IN.
tyson wheeler Funeral Home
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dsniv "HssIE =. tnee OrndoFffl. sud :
K, q s.. EIdSS1sS.s sid SPT sod.h i 5s;E
RUTH HALL. beloved ov; H xiss a, MARIE HIsL.
y Han. mother Of Harry j HaI nls ~
sl, nseE 81 Mrs Ada Rscey. Also
Erlsnds may call d the Fitsaersid
fna nslr,M Home, 3245 Wilson bivd.
where services viii Be- bsld 4. "a, va.
gay April 8 at 10 am. inteymsrt