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1889. except Tor the period 1924
to 1886 when he was on leave to
serve as professor of oceanography
and director Of. the Scripps Insti-
tuition Of the University of Cali
fornia. Since 1896. he has been
director emeritus. @
With National Museum.
Mr.. Vaughan has also been
associated with the National
Museum here since 1908.
For his work in these fields, Mr..
Vaughan was awarded the Order
of the Rising Sun, third class, by
the japanese government; the
Agassiz and Mary Clark Thomp-
son medals Of the National Acad-
|emy Of Sciences. and the Penrose
medal Of the Geological Society of
America.
In addition he was awarded an
honorary doctor of science de-
gree by Tulane University and
honorary doctor of laws degrees
by the University of California
land the University Of British Co
Ilumbia.
Headed Several Societies.
Mr.. Vaughan served as presi-
dent Of the Geological Society of
America, the archaeological So
Iciety Of America, the Washington
Academy Of Sciences>and the Geo.
logical Society Of Washington.
He was associated with the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences, the
American Philosophical Society,
the Linnean Society of London
and the Geological Society of
London. ... =.
Mr.. Vaughan is survived by q
daughter, Mrs. Caroline Ely For
tune. and two grandchildren, all
of 1924 Brandywine street N. w.
His wife. Mrs. Dorothy Vaughan
died in 1850.
Funeral services will be held at
p pm. Saturday in Gawler's
Chapel. 1855 Pennsylvania avenue
NV. Burial will be in Jonesville.
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Mrs. Beall. the former Lillian
Brown, was q member Of the
Mount Rainier Methodist Church
and of the Women's Society of
Christian Service. g.
She is survived by a daughter.
Mrs. Melvin H. Smith, with whom
she lived at ,3501 Perry street,
Mount Rainier; a son, Maurice
Beall. of Wardensville. w. Va;
three sisters, Mrs. A. Louis Espey,
Bladensburg. Md; Mrs. Hassinger
Smith, Ritchie, Nd. and Mr.. Oden
Beall of johnson City, N. Y, and
a brother, John Brown, of Forest
vile, Md.
Funeral services will be held at
IL am. Saturday at the Nalley
Funeral Home, 1900 Rhode Island
avenue NE, and burial will be in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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|Alvan hacauIeY Dies;
Retired Head Of Board
OF Packard MOTOR Co.

Alvan Macauley, former presi-
dent and chairman Of the board
of the Packard Motor Car Co..
died last night at Clearwater, Fla.
Mr.. Macauley, who was one Of
the leading figures In the automo-
bile industry after it entered the
production" era, died Of an at
tack OF uremic poisoning and
pneumonia. He would have been
80 years old today.
Born In Wheeling, w. Va, Mr..
Macauley was brought to WASH
ington when quite young and at
tended public schools here. He
worked his way through q two
year engineering course at Lehigh
University and received q law de-
gree from George Washington
University in 1892.
Practiced Law Here.
For the next three years Mr..
Macauley practiced law in WASH
ngton with his father, James A.
Macauley.
He married Estelle Littlepage of
Washington in 1895.
Following his marriage, Mr..
Macauley worked for business
machines companies for is years.
They included the National Cash
Register Co. and the Burroughs
Adding Machine Co.
President I'm 1916.
In 1910 he became general man
ager Of Packard. Three years
later he was appointed vice presi-
dent and became president in
1916, retaining the post of general
He was elected chair
man Of the board in 1899.
MIR. Macauley retired from
Packard four years ago.
In addition to his widow, he is
by two sons. a daughter,
10 grandchildren and five great
grandchildren.
Funeral services and cremation,
In Clearwater viii be followed by
q memorial service In Detroit at
a date that has not been an
nounced.
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uA10 wac
tor of record management sales
and service when he died.
Mr.. Warrington, who was active
in the Christadelphian Church.
lived at 2314 North Lexington
street. Arlington.
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Warrington,
and a daughter, Joyce Warning
ton. both Of the Lexington street
address; his mother, Mrs. Annie L.
Warrington, and a brother, Lloyd
P. Warrington. both of 1701 North
Stafford street. ArlingtoS; an.
other brother, David B. Warning
ton, Norfolk, Va. and four sisters,
Mrs. Blanche w. Herman, 1708
North Stafford street, Arlington,
Mrs. Erma A Harm, Laurel, Fla,
Mrs. Eunice w. Johansen, S27
South Twenty-fourth street, Ar
lington, and Mrs. Vernell w.
Bryan, Vienna, Va.
Funeral services win be held
from the Fitzgerald Funeral Home
in Arlington at 2 pm. tomorrow.
Burial will be In Columbia Gar.
dens Cemetery.
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Edward Coleman Romfh,
Retired Miumi Banker
RY HE Assoeiated Pra..

MIAMI, Fla. Jan. 17.-Edward
Romfh. II, whose First National
Bank of Miami weathered the
Florida real estate bust" and the
depression. died yesterday.
Mr.. Romfh defied President
Roosevelt,s- order for a bank holi-
day in 1888 and remained open
"a hours after every other bank
in the country had closed. He
finally closed under protest. He
retired in 1916.
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james |. Cobbs,
~
On Lost AirIiner
Speeioi oisputeh 10 The siar

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Jan
17.-Services viii be held at 2::3O
pm. Sunday y in Grace Church,
Goochland Court House, for James
L. Cobbs, who was aboard an air
plane that disappeared July 81
near Juneau, Alaska.
He was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton T. Cobbs OF Lee, in
Goochland. The plane. on military
charter from the Canadian Pacific
Airlines. was carrying United Ma
tions officials and military men
from Vancouver. B. c.. to Japan
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Miss Florence [. Adams,
OAR Charter Member
BY The Asseeiotsd Press

NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-Miss
Florence L. Adams, 70, who
claimed a direct descent from
President John Quincy Adams and
was charter member Of the
Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. died yesterday in Cumber-
land Hospital.
Miss Adams was among 818
women who founded the OAR in
1890. She also, was q charter
member Of the Daughters of 1912
and the Society Of New England
Women.
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1t. Col. Davis Buriol
Scheduled Tomorrow

Funeral services for 1t. Col.
William T. Davis, ~. Army officer
who died in Korea of a heart at
tack on October 4, will be held at
p pm. tomorrow in Fort Myer
Chapel. Burial will be in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
A native of Wilkes-Barre, Pa,
he is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Andree Davis: a son, william B.
Davis; his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN Davis, and a sister, Miss
Myrle Davis, all of Alhambra,
Calf. and a brother, Britt Davis
of Mount Holly, N. j.
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Will Join MuryIund u.

MARTINSBURG. wv. va.-Jan.
III R.-West Virginia University
announced today the resignation
of DR.. Arthur H. Thompson as
horticulturalist at the Kearneys-
vile branch Of its agricultural ex-
pertinent station here. He will
become q professor at the Univer-
sity Of Maryland.
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Dratha

LOUIS C. On wednesday. Jan
aary ! g. 1852 at his residence, 100 r
ST. ne. LOUIS c. WELLER, beloved hus-
band of Mable C. Weller. brother Of Mrs.
Elizabeth W. Barto, Mrs. Edith W. Boyd
and Mrs Anna W. Bedger s Of Mannheim;
Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave, ne, where
services will be held on Friday. January
1S, at II am. Interment Mannheim,
Pa, on Sunday, January 20.
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gency Hospital
shortly after he
was stricken by
a heart attack
at his Office.
Mr.. Dod d S,
W no formerly
was director of
the Office of
Loans at RFC,
was tran S.
ferred last sum-
mer when q
h e art attack
forced him to
take a post in
| Ivolving less
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Mrs. Mary B. c. Minor,
Widow Of Banker
Speeiol Disputch 10 The Sic,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Jan
Mary Bransford Cox
Minor. widow Of Richmond Ter
rell Minor, jr., was buried yester-
day afternoon. She died in q nurs-
ing home here Tuesday.
Widow Of the former vice-pre-
Sident and trust officer at the
Citizens Bank. Mrs. Minor was
chairman Of the Blue Ridge COM
mittee of the Colonial Danes fol
over 20 years. She was q charter
member of the Rivanna Garden
Club.
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I -
pital.
| A n a tive of
IForestville, Md,
S he W as the
Id a u g h t er Of
John and Cath
crime Brown and
Ia lifelong resi-
Id e mt Of the
county.
| Judge B e a ii
died last Febru-
iary. The couple
h a d celebrated
their gold e n
wedding ami
lYerSarY in 1919.
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pital after a
brief illness,
will be held in
the Danzansky
& Son funeral
home. 8 5 0
F ourtee n t h
street NV. at
II am. tonnor-.
row.. Burial will
be in the WASH
lngton Hebrew
Congreg a tion
Cemetery. !,
orn in
Was h in g t n.
Mr. GrnsnaIs
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after a three
months illness.
Reared in the
w q S h 1 n g.
ton area. he at
tended Arling-
ton High School
and was grad
uated from the
old B u sines SIS
High School in
the D1Strlct.
Mr.. Warning
ton ] o i n e d
Shaw - Walker
here in 1929
is
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NV.
B o r n In
Jonesville, Tex
M r. Vaughan
was q graduate
Of Tulane Uni
v e rSity and
earned q doctor
of philosophy
degree from
H a nv ard in
1908.
He worked for
the Geological
Survey from
1894 until his
retirement in
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Gen. Pierre Nudont

DINAN. France, Jan. II R.-
Gen. Pierre Nudant. 80. president
|of the Inter-Allied Armistice
Commission after World War /
and q close friend OF Marshal
Ferdinand Foch, died yesterday.
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the american Legion, are urEed to be
T GRAHAM MOTLEY, Commander.
RAY HAUGH, Adjutant.
JOHNSON, CHARLES II. On Friday. Jan
vary II, m 1882. at St; Elizaheths Hospital,
niece. two nephews: one sister-in-law,
other relatives and friends. Funeral on
THURSDAY January II, at ! pm; from
NV. Rev. William Randolph onlciating.
Interment Harmony Cemetery.
JOHNSON, ROXIE ANNA. On Wednes-
day, January 16, 1852, at her residence.
Sp SSann sb St. leaves ng ns soxE son ws.4 ANNA
Johnson; one daughter -in-law, Mrs Rosa
G Baity, and many other relatives. Re
mains resting e, ths AsolsHs Montgomery Bros.
tice of funeral later.
JOSE. DELLA BURDETTE. On Tuesday,
January 15. 1859. at her residence. 1726
Park rd. NV, DELLA BURDETTE JOSE.
oi 6sGyed @ wife Of WSn Wr: Jose SRI mother @
Harvey. William Jose. jr.; Mrs. Harrison
Somerville and Mrs. Stuart z. Proctor: She
also is survived By eleven grandchildren
resting at the above residence. where
services will be held on Friday, January
ls, at II am. 1nterment Glenwood
Cemetery. II
LAMPE, ARTHUR C., On Wednesday. Jan
Arthur blvd. NV. ARTHUR c. LAMPE.
and father of Mrs. John F. Curran Of
q 6 6r K ana hsnee ei P
and Miss Mae Lampe of Frederick, Md
Relatives and friends are invited to call at
the Snsss Fpsra HSe MS
Services Saturday. January 10. At 10
am, at the Bethlehem Chapel. Washing
ton Cathedral. Interment Mount olivet
doWsrs. tjohnstoSni. Pa. Pa pspefs please
COPY 1S
LEGG. DAVID: On Wednesday. January
1S. 1852, DAyID LEGG, &c father q Mrs. M
syer O. snfSa Msne Nd Sf 0T Dsss ssF ds 81
Pawling. n, r., and Alexandria n, Legg
Of Arlington. N: j., and grandfather OF
Jean n: Mitchell and 3D. Jean lean Y; Legs; Mr;
Funeral Home. .s434 0eorsia ave, silver
Spring, Md, where services will be held
On f S Saturday; i. .!s January 10, at pm. IN
1431 Taylor st. NV, AARON METCHIk,
beloved husband of Janet Metchik and
devoted father Of Irwin Metchik Of Harris
ef sSfE Of Ps asTas Psve 1as also
vived by sister, Miss Alice Metchik Of
Woodside, N, 7. Funeral services on
Bsrnsed son Ra
1901, l4th ct. NV. Intsrmsnt B,nai
Israel Cemetery, Oxon Hill. Nd. Me-
mortal week at 1431 Taylor ct. NV.
MILLER, AGNES TURNER. On wednes-
day, January lss 1889. AGNES TURNER
mother of Mrs. Gertrude Harris streb of
washington, d. G.. and Miss Marian
Miller Of Miami, Fla. She also Is survived
BY two granddaughters, one Ereat-grand--
son and one sister, Mrs. Emma Keith Of
Silver sprins, Ma, services 81 the g. +.
| NV, on Saturday, January 10. ut l pm.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. il
MORSE, HORACE 4: On WednesdSy: Jan:
4 1914 Rosedale st.. ne, husband Of Rosa
\ Morse. father Of Bartholomew Morse;
\ Gertrude g. Morse, and Mrs. Geraldine
H Gray. Other relatives and friends also
\ survive. After 8 pm. Friday, January
H lS friends may can at Frazier's Funeral
Il Home. 3Sg r. I. ave. NV, where funeral
services win be held on Saturday. sJanp-
/ ary 10. at / 80 pm. Internaent Lincoln
h Memorial Cemetery. IL
Il
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|chorles W. Compton,
Former Exchunqe Chief
BY the Asseeiated Pres,

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, Jan.
17.-Charles W.. Compton, SIS. of
Carmel, Ind, vice president of the
National Livestock Exchange. died
last night.
He and his wife were visiting
here for the winter.
Mr.. Compton was livestock COM
missioner for the Indianapolis
Union Stock Yards and a past
president Of the Indianapolis
Stock Exchange.
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Clarence W. Grosner
Tomorrow;
Founder Of Store

Funeral services for Clarence w.
Grosner, 65, founder and presi-
dent Of Raleigh Haberdasher, who
died yesterday in Emergency Hos
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Charlottesville UDc to Meet

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Jan.
II tSpeciaD-The local Daughters
of the Confederacy will hold its
annual Lee-Jackson-M Maury dinner
at $50 pm. Saturday at the
Monticello Hotel with Col. Thomas
j. Niche as speaker.
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Mrs. John H. BeaII,
Widow Of Judge

Mrs. John H. sBeall, about 30.
widow of a Prince Georges County
Judge and county commissioner
oied yesterday in Prince Georges
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Pic Perrone. lndustrioIist

ROME, Jan. II R.-Pio Per-
rome, rs. Italian industrialist and
publisher Of II Messaggero, one
|of Rome's leading newspapers,
died here last night.
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Thomas Vaughan, 81.
|6eoIogist, zooIogist
And 0ceanographer

Thomas Wayland Vaughan. 81.
|geologist. oceanographer and 20
|ologist. died unexpectedly yester-
day In his home. 1898 r street
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|Chauncey Y. Dodds,
WAS Assistant 10 RFC
Deputy Administrator

Chauncey Y. Dodds. So, as
sistant to the deputy administra-
tor Of the Reconstruction Finance
Corp, died yesterday at Emer-
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John 5. Warrington,
'Shaw-WaIker EmpIoye

John s. Warrington. Al. District
native and longtime employe of,
the Shaw Walker Co. here, died
Tuesday in Georgetown Hospital
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ROBINSON, HELEN J. In loving memory
of our devoted dauEhter and sister,
HELEN J. ROBINSON, who left US one
year ago today, January IL, 1851.
We often sit and think Of you
And think Of how you died,
We know you could not say good-by
Before you closed your eyes.
YOUR LOVING MOTHER AND BROTH
E6; E6s ELLEN T. AND JOSEPH ROBIN
ROSE, JULIA VESSELS. In cherished and
ever-loving remembrance Of our dearly
adored mother. JULIA VESSELS ROSE,
day. January IL. 1881.
every moment Your tender love. pro-
found goodness. unselfish devotion and
lofty ideals viii remain vivid In our
DEVOTED CHILDREN, OLIVE, GLADYS,
MILTON, CATHERINE AND HENRY.
ROSE, JULIA " Ia remembrance OF our
beloved aunt, JULIA v. ROSE, who left
US one year ago today. January Il, 1851.
Though death has taken you afar.
He cannot take the light
That Is the thought Of you, Q star,
That cheers our spirits night
HELEN MILDRED. CAROL AND ELVA. .
ROSE, JULIA. IN loving memory Of our
dear friend. JULIA ROSE who passed
away one year aKo today, January II,
N our hearts. your memory iinsers.
Always tender. fond and true;
II There ID not q day, dear Julia,
That We do not think of you.
MEMnERS or TIE ARBuTus SOCIAL
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Iu Mrttturiattt

BEALL, ODEN T. In loving memory of
my dear brother ODEN T. 'BEALL, who
passed away three years ago today, jan
uary II, 1949.
A garland Of memories
wear round my heart.
To ever remember her
While we're apart.
CORUM, MARGARET. In loving memory
OF our dear mother. MARGARET CORUM,
who departed this life thirteen years ago
today January II. 1889.
You left a beautiful memory, dear,
A sorrow too great to be told:
But to us who loved and lost you,
Your memory will never grow old.
Our tboushts Of you will never fade.
When all the years have flown,
Your memory as the brightest star
HER DAUGHTERS, DAISY, JOSEPHINE
(. AND NANCY -
JAMES A. fSPORTI. In mem
ory Of JAMES 4. SPORT EDELIN, who
January II. 1914.
Not in cruelty. not in wrath,
The Reaper, came that day;
1t was an angel visiting the earth
Who nET@TEn t1ok ny ha11aHaEs isther fEay, ANNA
our dear n husband and father IA 1i W. ERNEsT aasf r
January II, 1945.
He has gone, but the memory Of his
loving care and kindness fingers on.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ELVA, AND CHIL-
DREN, AREATHA AND NORMAN.
JARVIS. ". ERNEST. In fond memory
our our devoted brother, w. ERNEST
JARVIS. who passed away SO suddenly
seven years ago today. January IL, 1945.
Forever in our hearts.
NOVELLA AND BERTHA.
JARVIS. w. ERNEST. In memory of W.
ERNEST JARVIS.
Seven lonely years. dear brother. Life
Is SO dif8cult without YOU. MARIE.
JOHNSON, BERTHA BARKER In memory
Of BERTHA BARKER JOHNSON of SOC, o
Jsnnary Wy ia4S Hy inyina oI dayehfsr asoi ofi
Mrs. Rebecea Homes.
1t was the Masters voice calling,
Saying. Come home and rest"
HER LOVING HUSBAND, CLAUDE B.
tITNKYECnN =
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CEMETERY LOTS.

FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY-Ffve 6eauti-
full sites; leaving city, must sell; terms.
Box 416-C. Star. 20e
TORT LINCOLN-TWo sites, most preferred
front location: leaving towns VIII sacfa-
nee: 6L: U105. .-4S
OWNER MOVING Rack 20 home stats;
will sell burial plots; Masonic Gfounds.
Ju. 7A3S9. 80
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TOhIM, MUH J. The Natl0naI
Guard Of Honor will conduct
services for our departed
comrade. ROY J. HOLLINGS-
WORTH, at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne. on Thursday, January
II, 1862, at 8 p.m. All men,
orge s. Patton Post. No. 10,
IAN Legion, are urged to be
Evening star., 1952-01-17

Otero Tymous, Mrs. Vera T. Davenport
and Miss Evelyn Tymous, and beloved
brother Of Miss Maggie Tymogs and q, Mrs; dn:
Erandchild and other relatives and
ray & Son. 1887 10th st. NJ NV. : Funeral
DIR. THOMAS wAYLAND. On
residence. 333S P st. NV. Or. THOMAS
WAYLANp VAUGHAN. father Of Mrs.
Caroline yaughan Fortune and grand::
Washinst ton, b. c.. Services viii be held
ct Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV.
on Saturday. January 10, o. pm. In
terment priavte. 1S
WARE. MARGARET VIRGINIA. On Tues
pss pas MaRARGr ri 'Ssn SRdiNH si WIRE 0e q
Ais Florida ave. n.w.. devoted sister OF
Mrs. Hattie Banks Of Baltimore, Md; :
Mrs. Bertha Merritt Of Washington. D.
Nd; q devoted friend Of Mr.. ]. 3. will
liams Of washington, D. c. Several
nieees and nephews, other relatives and
M tsn ass ss %spe may Se nf sssn On da
January Is. after IL noon. at the Taft
q. Williams Funeral Home, 170l 18th st.
NV. where funeral services will be CON.
Sqsf Ssoef on p Rey Arthur Ees In A. Of
1ciatinE: Interment Lincoln Memerial
JOHN 8. On Tuesday,
January -, lSs2, as GeCTseteEn ns, gn,s,
OF 23I4 North Lexington St.. Arlington.
Va, beloved husband OF Elizabeth NJ.
Warrington, father Of joyce Warrington,
son Of Mrs. Annie L. Warrington, brother
Of Mrs. Blanche w. Herman, Mrs. Eunice
Johansen, Mrs. vernelle Bryan, Mr.. Obie
L. Warrington and Mr.. Lloyd r. Warning
tom. all of Arlington, Va; Mrs. Erma
Harm Of Laurel. Fla, and David B. War
ringtou ofsNcrfoik, Va. Friends may call
ct the W. Z. .Fttzgerald Funeral Home,
services will be held Friday. January 1S,
at pm Interment In Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. fNorfolk. Va, papers
please copy.) II
WEIKER, FLORA MARGARET. on We'd
nesday. January 16, 1859. FLORA MAR
GARET WEIKER, beloved wife Of the late
Henry @. Weiker. mother Of Mrs. Marjorie
a. AuGsback and grandmother OF Mar
garet B.. Augsheck. Funeral from her
late residence. 17lO Otis st. ne. on Sat-
urdAy, January 10, at 2 pm. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Cedar
Hin Cefnetery.
Ths passing Of lie. whose loss was feli
AmonR Al those ehe loved 10 wen:
Iiks &6Wers she loved around her 9reN
Her Ma. will stand o memorial
70 an ho8e she lowed and knew. y
Evening star., 1952-07-02
SPORTSWEAR

II Royon ond Acetote Summer Suits,
broken sizes and coIors slightly
soed sizes o to Is in the group l4e5 500
oh's-SPORTSWEAR-Second Floor
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HANDkERCHIEFs

500 Mems and Women's Hondkerchiefs
including mems corded border style,
wonen's prints; some imports -
800 Mems and Women's Handkerchief,
including women's prints with hond-
rolled hens; also sheer whites with
eoIored embroidery; mems sheer
cottons with corded borders and
hond-rolied hens ------
200 Women's Cotton Print Hondker-
chiefs with hond-roiled hens; mems
sheer whites with corded borders,
rolled hens; also l-inch hem
stitched cottons ----------
Ldnsburghs-HANDKERCHIEFS-S
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80 Prs Nunn-Bus Summer Shoes, brown
and white, two-tone ton; broken
sizes 8 TO 1895
nsburgh's-MENS SHOES-Street Floo
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rs Orig. 1875
Misses, Women's Dresses
Sheer embroidered nylon dresses in pos 88
tets and whites, broken sizes 10 to 20;
(eootdress style) l41z to 22h.
Ldnsburgh's 's-MISSES' AND WOMENS DRESSES
Second Floor
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BUDGET SUITS

20 Summer Suits, royon shorkskin or
eobordine, long or short sleeves, pos
tells. navy, broken misses sizes 10
Lansburgh's-BUDGET FASHION
Second Floor
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LING ERIE
CORSETS

z Forous Make GirdIes, white nylon
oil eIostic, side Upper, sizes 81 and
81 I3.oU O.S
4 GirdIes, boned 'front.' side Upper 1906
white, summer weight; size 26 - 7.e5 ~!
4 Girdies, royon broeode, boned front
and bock Sizes 70, 2o, 80 ------ 1850 4.3'
2 Foundations, boned front, stretch
boek, side Upper. Size "a ------- 1925 1.s'
IS Fonous Moke Foundations, boned
and boneIess, Iostex nyIon, Il"
to 8" lengths; sizes IS to so in II. soto
the group, except size 43 -------- 1000 49,
Lansburohs Floor
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JUNIOR DRESSES

IS Better Jr Dresses, and two
piece styles; cottons and royons; l9.9o to
broken sizes 9 to IS ------- $500 IL.
40 Junior Miss Summer Cottons; ny 10. - to
lon and ocetote blends; sizes 9 to IS 1926 ].
Jr FormoIs, postel oreondies, strop-
less styles with matching jackets, 1850
some royon nets; broken sizes to IS $500 ~.
IS Junior Miss Cottons, postels, dorks, o.95 to
some sunbocks; broken sizes to IS 1925 ;.
Larsburqh's qh's-JUNIOR'S DRESSES-Second Floc
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MISSES COATS

5 Hond-toilored Shortcoots in Forst-
monn's wool tweed; trimmed in wool;
grey, rust and cranberry; broken sizes
10 to l6
z Worsted Small Plaid Refer Coots;
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