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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Der Lesser fragt - ,Uir ant,corter.

Nun beten aber befanntlib Die 9eut=
l6en uno S6pei5er Sen Golenfrans
10, oaB tie bel ieoem r@egriiBet ietit
ou" oas @ebei1n11is einI6ieben. gs
fragte oaber ientano bel oer 81. So
nitentiarie an, oh oiele Site beibe.
balten lperoen tonne, tpenn man Die
Iblaiie gelpinnen 1polle. Gm 27. Suli
1920 erging oie Inttport: rNega-
tipe", 5. f., man fann oie 9bldlle
ni6t gerpinnen, iuenn man Den Rolen=
fron5 ouf oiele glrt betet. Nun meloe=
ten einige 8ii6ofe ser Sdpei5 uno
Geutidlonos Der 81. Boenitentiarie,
oie Site lei in Sen betreffenoen Sioz
5eien 10 eingebiirgert, bob bteielbe
obne aergernis uno 8eleioigung ser
8lGubigen nlbt ubgeIdafft tperben
tonne; 5uoem babe Bius TX. i'm Sab.
re 1859 oieie Site ausbriidli6 gut
gebeiBen. Die Sl. 8oenitentiarie ent.
i6ieo nun pie folgt: 1. &anon 934,
Garosrapb 2 entbdlt oas allgemeine
@elet, ser oas Snoult Btus TX. bonn
Sabre 1859 nidt aufbebt. 2. Den Sl.
Gater 5u bitten oaB er oas Snoult
bonn Sabre 1859 auf aae ausoebne,
sic auf bic oben aneefiibrte Art ber1
Hoienfran5 beten. Sn elmer Iuoiet5,
oie 8eneoift Ky. am 81. Sanuar
1921 Dem &aroinal 9roBponitentiar
gelpGbrte, betpilligte er bieie 8itte.
slm %. Sanuor 1921 unter5ei6nete
Ser @roBponitentiar &oroinal @iorgi
oas betreffenoe 9efret.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
. Sol. g., Mp.

SSn ser 81. S6rift itebt es nidt,
nie piele ainoer unlere Stammeltern
batteu. 9aber fonnen mir Sbnen bieIe
6ruge audi ear ni6t beanttporten.
Sor Der Siinoflut lebten Die Wen=
I6en lebr lange, penn man Elm oama=
liges Weni6enolter NIT Dem beutigen
uergleiben mill. sbgeieben BON Sc
nod uno 2ame6 puroen Die Sorfab=
rem Noes, BON Ioam angefangen, 895
Sabre aft uno oariiber. Son Ioam
lelbit beiBt es, oaB er Sobne uno
Sodter batte. Nur einige ieiner Cob
ne iperoen in ser 81. Sdrift aufge-
5ablt. SSsm TaraOieie lelblt baben urt=
lere Stammeltern feline &inoer ges
babt. 4oom mar ser Stammpater bes
Observation-Disclosures. gr iollte als
Gertreter oes gan5en Wenl6enge=
l6le6tes oie 8robe beIteben. llno als
er gefallen mar, luuroe er iofort gum
Yaraoiele binuusgeiagt. - Sic fra=
gen, 1pie es fommen fonnte, oaB @ott
oen Seufel ms Garaoies lieB. Sir
oen Sellfel lpar oas EaraOies fein
Baraoies. Iu6 BORT erlitt ct ieine
Strafe: Soaenpein. gr ioate uniere
Stammeltern periu6en, INN ibnen 10
Die 8elegenbeit gu geben, ibren @e=
borlam gegen @ott 5u be1peilen. CAB
Die 8eriu6ung bonn Seufel ausging,
ioute ibnen Die Srobe eigentli6 er=
lei6tern. Satte oenn nidt 9ott lelblt
ibnen oen 8efebl erteilt, ni6t pom
9aume ser grfenntnis 81 eiien? unb
bate @ott lie oenn nidt 10 geliebt,
oaB er ii6tbar nit tbnen perfebrte?
llno oob glaubte gpa Dem Seufel,
ols er in Ser 8eltalt elmer S6lange
iie perIu6te! llno sloam lieB ii6
ourb leine 5rau betoren! - uebriz
gems brauhen mir uni ieren Stamn=
eltern fir oeren sroBe Siinoe gegen
@ott gur feline Gor1piirfe sl1 MAIDEN.
8ir tuu es ia geruoe 10, inoem mir
10 oft gegen Seine 2iebe uns perliin=
oigen. llno oas nod, na6oem Ct
Sein 2eben fir un5 am &reu5e bin=
gegeben uns bon Ser SiinOe 81 er-
loien.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
AlH Air prftr Atunthunthr ftplt

einisen binsen sroBe Streifen Saut
lole berunter, 1pie abgeI61lt, un6
lbtpar3 bon Staub. 0ie Saare ser
6rauen par beriengt uno gefrGuielt.
8iele Daren perlest uno NIT 8lut
bel6miert.
Sd berIuGte 5u erfabren, tpas it,
men paiiiert iei, uno rief: ~um Got
tes millen, mos lit oas? @as lit pal.
iiert2" Simmer bie slei6e anttport
sd tpetB nift; ales mas id eeieben
babe, mar Elm plotli6er 8lis 11n6
Damn ging alles in Stude!" ginige
ltarrten nur ausorudslos Dor ii9 bin,
|unfabis zines 8ortes.
Wandmol itolperte elmer uno fiel
fla6 aufs @el lt6t - blieb liegen 1.no
uerlu6te ni6t, pieoer auf5uiteben.
Sd bate cine 4anne See BEL mir,
rannte bon etnem gum anbern un6
lieB lie Elm 1penig trinfen. Mm 8run-
nen bon Soppoiui fiiute i9 bann tpie=
Der @aiier nad. Sd mar iest nod
ungefdbr orei &ilometer bon urafa-
mi entfernt, fonnte aber i9on piele
brennenoe @duier ieben.
als ib idlieBli6 in l1rafami on-
fam - etlua 5luei Stunoen nod Dem
groBen, 9lie -, iteate id) feit, oaB
allies in Slammen itano. Sd fonnte
cine Stelle errei6en, bon Der aus man
CUR Yamalatto- -Bolfsi6ule biniibers
ieben fonnte. Son bier aus fonnte i1
feltlteaen, oaB mein eigener Staotteil
pollltGnoig aerltort mar. ueberan Itieg
&aud aus oer sllde. Sd beriu6te,
oen 8eg 81 meinem Saus 5u finoen,
aber ser 8ooen 1par NIT glibenoer
alde beoedt; ielbit tuenn i9 i'm ge-
funoen batte, tpare er ni6t 5u bet1uts
gen gelpeien.
8as nar meiner Mutter paiiiert ?
Sd rtef immerfort unb I6rie gum
Saus biniiber. gs fam feline Mnttport.
Sd lief iiberau in ser Na6bari6aft
umber, mo- man iiberbaupt nur geben
fonnte. Gum S6luB fam i6 gum
Spielplas Der S6ule. Sort traf i6
meine &uiine Sabafo Woripama, oie
geraoe @aiier bolte, ibre S9peiter
Sapoto uno Die beiben &leinen, Hit=
lufo nno Safeo, oie nod i'm S6ut-
raum maren. Saoafo ma6te einet1
perIt0rten gin6rud. 9ie bier &in6er
laBen bilflos ba uno tparteten, oaB
iemano fdme uno li6 un iie flint
merte.
@as mar NIT meiner Wutter? -
llno meiner S6tpeIter Eatiue? -
uno meiner &uiine Wioori, ser srau
BON Gr. gsagai? - l1no Saoafos
5amilie, Der Moripamas? - Mn
oae muBte id benfen. S6 iie oas
lpobl iiberlebt batten? Snteo uno
&itlufo iblu65ten idmmerli6 unb
Gitlufo bate am gan5en &orper
Bunoen uno 8eulen. sS6 iab, baB
lie i6neu bier meg muBten. Ser ganae
Simmel tpar BON elmer i6redliben
@olfe beoedt. 9ie Sonne mar ni6t
5u ieben l1no Der Sag NOR MIR 9dm-
merung.
@ir ma6ten uns auf Sen @eg au
Ct. gsagais Sommerbaus am Berg
bang bon &oba. Sd nabn &itlufo
auf oen Eiiden Sa6afo naGm Gateo
an Die Sano, uno 10 aogen mir oie
StraBe binauf, Die ib fur5 borber
beruntergefommen mar.
Gafeo fam unteripegs INNER beran
uno iammerte: nWein Baud tut
meb." gr tpurbe INNER i9tpG6er.
Saoafo unb 3itiufo iparen beinabe
beiinnungslos. gs 1par cine merftpiirs
oige @rt bon S6pade. Sd glaubte,
lie batten eiftige @aie eingeatmet.
@ls mir enblid gum 2anobaus to-
men, ita,roen BORT Wafoto ,,n6 Rapas
no, 0r. Nagais &in6er, unter Dem
@rapefruit-8aum uno i6auten aus,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
81. a., Sla.

Ser ipridnortli6e uSaoen ser
sriaone" lit elmer griediiden Sage
entnommen, na6 mel6er oie So6ter
oes Mtinos uno Der 8ippbae, Ser
@eliebten oes Ebeieus ben ~Saoen
peri6affte, mittels oeiien er Sen 3iid-
meg aus oem 2abprintb fano. 9aber
entltano ipri6mortli6 ser Mptbos
oes Saoens Ser Mriaone. 8as i6per
gu enttpirren lit, nerslei6t man nit
oem Saoen ser Iriaone.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
81. g., ga.

&ofosniiiie Der &afospalme itnb sic
Jru6t Der meiit berbreiteten BaImen,
pel6e 5rii6te tragen. sic nuroen
i'm tropiiben sliien unb sSnboneiien
gepflan5t. Die beutige &ofospalmen-
frudt 5ablt ettpa 100000 8Gume
allein auf Geplon. Sn ben Ser. Staas
ten fommt ite por in Slorioa in 8aln1
8ea6 u1to in anoern tropii6en 30
men Ror0= =Mmertfas.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

ttuJ ~ uleIS|t SuSSIt dAllt !. Otu
idbrten. (8olfgang Mebner Ser
lag, Sranffurt a. Wain.)
Sd iGtete geraoe llnfraut in einem
Sirlefelo am 8ergbang bon &oba,
fiinfeinbalb &ilometer bon l1rafami
entfernt; Oa5tpil6en liegt Der 8erg
&anabira. SSn llratami 1paren mir
Na6born bon Or. gtasai. @Gre i6
5ubaule getpeien, tpiiroe id Ii6er um-
getommen lein. Oteine alte Wutter
Safe urota blieb 5ubauie, Inn auf bie
8obnung auf5upalien. nno lit per-
brannt. s*3'
El0tli6 b0rte id3 Elm lautes 8rau=
Ien iiber mir. IS borte iib an als Oh
elm 5lug5eug geraOe Ieine 8omben
abgemorfen batte uno nun oapon=
floge.
Sest lit es Iotpeit, oa6te i6.
Globli6 Elm sudenoer rotleu6ten=
ser glit!
Sann Elm blauer 8lib!
Ser rote NOR 10 beu, er nubm ei=
nent oie Sinne; aber Damn Ser blaue!
- er NOR 10 bea, oaB audi oas
i6limmite @roBmaul feline @orte
gefunOen bdtte, INN i'm 81 bei6reiben.
9as tpar aaes. Gin @inoitoB fam,
ser oas nnfraut, 6as ic] aeiGtet batte,
fortblies, aber lonIt pailierte ,1i6ts.
@as fonnten oas MIR fir 8liee
lein?
Sd idaute priifenb na6 oem Stint
mel. Sod iiber oen Berg &apabira
btnaufiteigeno, fodte oider i6par5er
Hau6 in ben Stmmel iiber 1rafomi
empOr uno fiillte oiele gan5e Seite
|oes Simmels aus. &atpabira Idien
oie gelt in 5luei Eeile 5u teilen, Elm
Seil lab normal uno 10 tpie INNER
aus, Ser anoere fremoartig unb
|ldredlid. 8eiterarbeiten fonnte it
ni6t. Sd ieete MIDI an BEN Selorain.
Ga es fait Wittag mar, aB i6 etlpas
bon BEN Sa6en, oie i6 mitgebra9t
batte. ga6 etpa elmer 8iertelltunoe
lief unten auf Ger StraBe am SUB
oes Siigels Elm aino poriiber, laut
i6reieno uno iplitternadt. gs lab
aus, als Oh es inn SluB i6tpimmen
gemeIen tpare unO einen unfau ge=
babt b1tte.
5iinf Winuten ip6ter fam elm ettpa
5Dan5igidbriges Waoben Die StroBe
BON urafami beraufsefeu6t. Seine
&leioer paren in Sesen uno lein
Saar in unorOnung. @s ipar o1en-
bar ni6t fdbis, auf ben SiiBen 5u
Iteben. Sd fonnte bon Der Stelle, mo-
i6 lab, boren, lpie es laut i6lu65te.
9lls nd6Iter fon Elm peinenoer Sdul-
iunge, al16 Oie &leioer 5erriiIen un6
@eiidt uno Sanoe i6par5 uno ge>
i6poaen. Sebt befam i6 auf einmal
Inelt um meme Mutter. Sd flet-
terte Sen gergbong binab uno rannte
Die StraBe na6 llrafami binunter.
slls ib ndber na1 rrafami fam,
traf i6 Diele Serlette. gs miillen
arbeiter bonn srlenal setpeien iein,
iunge Manner un6 Srauen aue nadt
biz auf Die 2eoersiirtel, Die einise Inn
ben 2eib trugen, rno bie S6niire ser
Wompe Inn Die JuBgelenfe. Sic Itol-
perten unii6er oaber, beriubten bin-
ter oen &atpabira-gerg 5lt entfom-
men, peinten alle UNI iinnig nno per-
gaBen iogar, iib ibrer geadtbeit 5u
i6dmen.
&Ie batten 8laien i'm @eii6t, am
Sals uno an BEN 8Gnoen, un6 BEL
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Itpert5eihen berausgegeben, Dos nit
benz Infang Der Opera II. 81 Qua
ramp" perIeben mar, tpel6e bon Dem
braiilianiiben &entponiIten Carlos
Comes perfaBt mar.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

gs bat, ieit es Boltrnarfen our Ser
Ienoung BON 8riefen gibt, allerlei
Standardization gegeben. go tpuroe
inn Sabre 1886 in 8ralilien Elm BoIt-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13
Leiden Sic an
Verdauungsst0rung
Case und Blahungen
verstirnrnten1 Magen
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Nervositat
hervorgerufen durch
Hartleibigkeit?

Nehmen Sic FOrni's Alpen-
krdlster heute Abend-sehen
Sic, sOie Uiel besser Sic
sich Morgen fIhIen
Leiden Sic NIGHT unn0tigerweise noch
einen Tag. Nehmen Sic das zeiter.
probte Forni's Alpenkriuter. Mehr
ais elm Abfihrmittel, - cine Magenta.
tigkeit anregende und Blahungen yer.
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zen. Fine exclusive Formel. Alpen-
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Arbeiten; hilft verhartete Abfallstoffe
auszuscheiden,-die durch Hartleibig.
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Sic noch heute Forni's Alpenkrauter
in Ihrer Nachbarschaft oder senden
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1952-09-13

9as na6folsenbe Stiid i'll
entnommen Dem 9u6 u@ir mo-
rem babel in 9tagalafi" BON Sa,
faIbi Nagai. DieIes 8u6 lit eine
Sammlung bon grlebnis- unb
augen5eugenberibten iiber oie
erIten sltombombenabtpiirfe, Die
ii6 in 0ieien Sagen gum 7. Wai
idbrten. (8olfgang Metner Ser
las Srantfurt a. Main.)
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Arlington Rites tomorrow
For Col. George W. BeeIer

Graveside services for Col.
George Wood Beeler, q. s. A.. Al,
who died last July in Letterman
Army Hospital in San Francisco,
win be held at IL am. tomorrow
In Arlington Cemetery.
at the time of his death, Col.
Beeler was stationed with the Sd
Corps Artillery. Fort Lewis. WASH
lington.
A native Of Washington State,
Col. Beeler was q 1888 graduate
Of West Point and later took
graduate work at the State Uni
versity Of Iowa. During World
War II, he served overseas In
England. France and Germany
and at the conclusion of HOSTILE
ties there. was assigned to the
Manhattan District.
From l947 to 1850, Col Beeler
was stationed here as q member
of the Advanced Study Group OF
the Army General Staff. While
here. he lived at 5O14 Lowell
street NV.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Jane Stoke Beeler, a son, George
w. Beeler. jr.. a daughter, Janet
g. Beeler, and his father, DR..
q. w. Beeler of Seattle. Wash.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Charles f. Ruffner,
Member Of D. {. Bar

Charles Edward Rufner, 70, re-
tired Railway Mall Service clerk,
died yesterday at his home, $40
North Lincoln street, Arlington,
after a long illness.
A native of Lexington. Va. he
attended the College of William
and Mary and taught school in
Manassas, Va, for six years before
coming to Washington in 1902.
He was a graduate Of the George
town University Law School and
a. member Of the District Bar.
Mr.. Rufner retired from the
Railway Mail Service in 1894 after
80 years employment.
Active In the work Of the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
of which he had been q member
since 1904. Mr.. Ruffner had been
a member of the official board of
the church since 1918, taught the
Esthnaoruth Glass, q women's
Bible class, for 10 years and been
q member Of the choir for %
years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Nina Mccall Ruffner; a STEP
daughter, Mrs. Ralph Whitfield,
Of Columbia, s.. C.. and a sister,
Mrs. Annie Naylor, Of Jackson,
Mich.
Funeral service will be held at
the Mount Vernon Place Church
at ii am. tomorrow. Burial will
be In the family plot in Bealton,
Va
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Henry |. SheIdrake, "a,
Retired Navy EInpIoye

Henry Leech Sheldrake, 81. re-
tired machinist at the Naval Gun
Factory. died Friday in q nursing
home here.
A native Of Delaware County,
Pa. Mr.. Sheldrake had been a
Washington area resident for 81
years, and lived in Columbia Park,
Landover, Md. He had been re-
tired from the gun factory for
about 25 years.
Mr.. Sheldrake. a member Of the
Odd Fellows and the machinists'
union, is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Annie Duffy Sheldrake.
whom he married In 1892.
Services win be held IN the
Chambers Riverdale funeral home
at / pm. tomorrow. Burial will
be In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Lewis {. Hummer, II,
Retired Transit Boss

Lewis Erwin Hummer, n, q re-
tired foreman for the Capital
Transit Co., died Friday in Emer-
gency Hospital after a long illness.
Mr.. Hummer. q native OF
Loudoun County. Va, had been
a District resident for more than
SO years. He retired II years ago
as foreman of the transit COM
pany's Georgetown wreck wagon.
He had % years service with
the company. He lived at 2421
M street NV.
Surviving are his widow, Alice
Dove Hummer, whom he married
so years ago; two sons, Eugene
Hummer. a Washington police
man. and George Hummer. an
employe of the Washington Post;
two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude
Russell, a Navy Department en-
ploye. and Mrs. Helen Traden OF
Glen Echo Heights, Md.
Also, a brother. Henry Hummer
or Washington, and three sisters,
Mrs. Emma Byrne of Falls Church,
Va, and Mrs. Lima Seaman and
Miss Annie Lee Hummer, both OF
Annandale, Va. Six grandchildren
also survive.
Funeral services viii be at 2
pm. Monday in Hysong's funeral
home, 1900 N street NV. Burial
will be In Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
In Mru,urialtt

BETTIs. MINNIE ALBERTA. A tribute
Of love and devotion to the memory Of
our dear mother and sister MINNIE
AL5ERIA Ai5l IA hEII1s; ta who left US fifteen
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps Us to forget
But time 90 far has only proved
How much We miss her yet.
Whisper that our hearts are with her
IN that kingdom up above,
And We send her 81 our love. a
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN. LOUISE AND
There's nothing but memories as We jour.
Longing for smile from q loved one gone:
No one knows the depths Of our deep re-
gret,
But We remember when others forget
ANp sfsTERs-rN.IAW
DAVIS, ALICE T. In memory Of my be-
loved wife, ALICE l.. DAVIS. who en-
tered into eternal rest tWenty-one years
ago today, 1881.
Somewhere back Of the sunset.
.. Where lovelineSz never dies,
Some live in the land Of glory
With the blue and gold Of the skies.
And we who knew and loved you,
Whose passing brought sad tears,
shall cherish her memory always
DAVIS. SONS AND DAUGHTER
KING, ISAIAH. gR. In loving memory Of
our devoted father. ISAIAH KING. Or.
who died February 8 1913.
His sweet memory VIII linser forever in
HIS, cHHIpRsa. Sds aszs.s ISAIAH. 1R., AND BER-
NICE
MAKOvER. JOsEPR. In Cherished mem.
ory of q devoted husband and adoreo
away thirteen years aso. February 8
LOVING WIFE AND cHMpREN.
SMITH. EDITH MEREDITH. In lovtnl
remembranee q our dear viss @ nns
whom God called eight years $50 today
FEBRUARY 3. loz4 THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Dr.. Charles 5. Cowie
Retired tuberculosis
Specialist for VA

DR.. Charles Stuart Cowie, IS
retired physician who had been q
tuberculosis specialist at the Vet
erans Administration Hospital
Perry Point. Md. died yesterday ir
his home. 2706 South Ninth street
Arlington.
DIR. Cowie, q native Of Washing
ton, received his medical degree
from George Washington Univer-
Isity in 1891 and later took post
graduate studies in New York.
After service in the Spanish.
American War, he practiced in
Culpeper. Va. and Martinsburg
w. Va, for q number Of years.
DR.. Cowie was a captain in the
Army Medical Corps in France
during World War I. He Joined
the Veterans Administration after
the war and served at the Perry
Point hospital for l3 years. He
retired in 1887.
A widower. Dr.. cowie is survived
by three daughters, Mrs. D. j
Ege, with whom he lived: Mrs
Robert L. Hughes, jr.. of Paris
France, and Mrs. Eugene Rovegno
Iof Birmingham, Ala, q son, Brig
Gen. Franklin q. Cowie. USMC
|of Cherry Point. N. c.. and = sis
ter. Mrs. Francesca ShotWell, o.
Monroe. La.
Funeral services viii be at 9:1s
am. Tuesday in the Demaine
Funeral Home, Alexandria. Buria
will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Mrs. Carroll, Mother
|0f Catholic Leader

Mrs. B. Margaret Hogan Car.
roll, 30. Of Pittsburgh, mother of
Msgr. Howard J. Carroll, general
secretary Of the National Catholic
Welfare Conference, died Friday
In Pittsburgh after a short Illness.
A native Of Carlow. ireland, Mrs.
Carroll came to the United States
as a girl and settled in Rochester,
N. Y. After her marriage, she
moved to Pittsburgh in 1900.
In addition to Msgr. Carroll, she
is survived by a second son, the
Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, pastor of
the Sacred Heart Church in Pitts
burgh; q brother. Patrick Hogan
Of Rochester. and two sisters, Miss
Mary Hogan and Miss Ann Hogan,
both Of Carlow, Ireland.
Her husband, William J. Carroll.
died in 1922. Another son was the
late Walter s. Carroll, formerly of
the Papal Secretariat Of State.
A solemn high mass Of requiem
viii be celebrated at the Sacred
Heart Church In Pittsburgh at
10 am. Tuesday and burial will
follow in Mount Carmel Cemetery
in that city.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
j. A. Roebling, Financier
And Son Of Bridge Builder
d. II, A,sceiote,d Press

y BERNARDSVIII.E, n. J., Feb
John "A. Roebling; "a. grand
son OF the designer who planned
the BROOKLYN Bridge apd son Of
Washington A. Roebling, who built
it. died today at his estate. Boul-
derwood.
Mr.. Roebling was principal
stockholder in John A. Roebling's
Sons Of Trenton. wire-cable man
ufacturers.
A noted philanthropist. Mr.
Roebling donated his fathers col
lection Of minerals and uncut
stones, one Of the largest private
collections in the world, to tht
Smithsonian Institution in Wash
Iington.
He also contributed substan-
tally to Rensselaer, Polytechnic
Institute Of Troy. N. Y. where
he was graduated in 1883 with q
|civil-engineering degree.
He was associated with his sor
Donald in the development Of the
Roebling Alligator. the prototype
LOT the amphibious tractor used
i'm World War II by the armed
forces.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Col. John ". Wright.
Veteran Of ) Wars.
Dies al Waller Reed

Col. John Womack Wright. rs,
veteran Of three wars and writer
on military subjects. died yeSter-
day in Walter Reed Hospital
after an illness Of seven weeks.
Col. Wright, who lived at 1851
Columbia road NV, was an aide
to Gen. Leonard Wood in Cuba
during the Spanish-American
War. He was assistant chief of
staff for the American Expedi-
tionary Forces supply services in
France during World War !, and
in 1941 he was recalled from re-
tirement to serve in the historical
section of the Army War College
here. He retired finally in 1916.
ending a military career that
covered .48 years.
Col. Wright. a native Of Kirk
wood, Mo-, entered the Army as a
volunteer in the Spanish-Ameri-
can War and was appointed a
captain on Gen. Woods staff. He
commanded the Baracoa military
district under the military gov
ernment of Cuba from 1899 to
1902 and while there and In
Puerto Rico directed restoration
Of ancient fortifications. From
1906 to 1909 he was information
chief for the Army of Cuban Paci-
fication.
Was Military Author.
His army career also included
commands at Portland, Me-. and
in Puerto Rico, and he served as
q military science professor at the
University Of Missouri from 1929
SO. His writings include works on
Cuba, military methods and forti-
fications and on the supply Serv-
ices of the AEF. He was co-author
of a history OF the I'd Division.
AEF
Col. Wright was q member of
the Society of the Cincinnati, the
American Historical Association,
Phi Beta Kappa. Kappa Sigma
and the Army and Navy Clubs of
Washington and Governors Is
land. N. Y.
Legion Of Honor Member.
His decorations included the
Distinguished Service Medal. the
French Legion Of Honor, and he
was a commander Of the Spanish
Order Of Isabel the Catholic. He
was also an honorary citizen of
Baracoa, Cuba, and Puerto Rico.
He held an honorary degree from
William and Mary College, where
he studiAd as an undergraduate,
and he also held a law degree from
George Washington University.
Surviving him are a daughter,
Miss Pauline Wright Of the Co
Iuulbia road address; q sister, Mrs.
Pauline Dinwiddie Of Washington,
and a brother. Howard Wright Of
Jacksonville. Fla.
Arrangements for q funeral
service and for burial in Arlington
National Cemetery have not been
completed.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Mrs. Matte Roebuck Robb.
Former Navy Employe

Mrs. Mattie Roebuck Robb, 2a
Of 1851 e street Sc, died Thurs.
day Of . blood disease at the
Medical College Of Virginia ir
Richmond.
Mrs. Robb, q native Of Rober-
sonviIle, N. c., who had lived here
for 10 years. was the. wife oi
willard e. Robb. an employe o1
the National Laundry. Until she
became i'll eight months ago. Mrs
Robb was an en1pleye Of the Navy
Department. &.
Besides her husband. Mrs. Robt
leaves q 5-year-old daughter
Linda Jane: her mother. Mrs
Mayo Stalls, and several brothers
and sisters, all Of Robersonville
Her mother-in-law is Mrs. Mary v
Rohb, 1921 Twenty first place Sc
Funeral services viii be held ir
Nalley's funeral home. $40 Eighth
street Sc, at 2 pm. Monday
Burial will be in Cedar Hill Gene
terry.
Evening star., 1952-02-03
Norris Power Roland ,
Former Snowman

Requiem mass for Norris Power
Roland, SO. native Of Alexandria
who died at his home at 718 -Four.
Mile Run road Thursday, will bt
celebrated at 9:15 am. tomorrow
lat st. Rita's Catholic Church
Burial will be In Arlington Gene.
terry at 10:30 am.
Long active in show business
Mr.. Roland as a youth helped or.
|ganize the Columbian Players, 9
Theatrical troupe WeH known years
ago. For several years, MIR. Roland
made his home in Florida but re-
turned to Alexandra last April.
He was q member Of the Alex
|andria Lodge of Elks. the Ameri-
can Legion post Of Waycross, Ga.
and was interested In several
charitable organizations.
Besides his wife, Mrs. Ruth M
Roland, he is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Anna D. Roland and
four sisters: Mrs. Harold c.. Pat
terson of Arlington; Mrs. Thomas
w. Robinson, Mrs. George F
|Domham and Mrs. James w. Con-
rad, all Of Alexandria.