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Justice Carter,
Stoyed Execution
Of Chessmun

SAN RAFAEL. Calf. Mar. Is
(AP).-Justice Jesse w. Carter,
II. center Of controversies
which drew nationwide atten-
ton during his 20 years on the
bench Of the California State
Supreme Court. died yesterday.
He suffered a heart attack
February II and last Thursday
pneumonia set in and a blood
clot developed in an artery to
his right lung.
Justice Carter's career was
studded with controversy. In
July. 1854, he stayed the exc
cution Of CONFEDERATION Caryl
Chessman after the court as a
whole had refused to consider
q last-minute petition. Chess.
man, convicted Of terrorism
and depravity as a prowler of
Los Angeles lovers lanes"
still is alive in his death cell
at San Quentin after more
than 10 years.
Justice Carter drew attention
last year during heavy rains
when he threatened to shoot
any county official who would
dare to approach his private
fish reservoir in Sleepy Hollow,
a residential area 20 miles
north Of San Francisco's Gold
en- Gate Bridge. The reser.
voir. on the Justices property.
was overlooking and flooding
property below. After some
threats. angry exchanges and
court skirmishes. the contro-
versy died down without any
shooting. The reservoirs wa.
ter level was lowered.
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Miss Amy White,
Retired EmpIoye
OfCensus Bureau

Miss Amy Kyle White. a re-
tired Census Bureau employe
and a resident Of the District
since 1900. died OF heart con-
dition Saturday at her home
1874 North Capitol street. She
was So.
Her death was discovered
when police, summoned by a
neighboring grocer. broke down
a cellar door and found her
body partially submerged in the
bath tub. Apparently she had
died while trying to turn of
the faucet, police said.
Miss White retired from the
Census Bureau in 1886. She
was the daughter Of the late
Rev. Robert and Margaret Kyle
White and sister of the late
Chalmers c. White, all of Steu-
benville. Ohio, where Miss
White had lived until she came
to Washington.
A member of the Col. John
Washington Chapter of the
D. c. Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution. the Daughters
Of 1912. the Women's Christian
Temperance Union and various
church organizations, Miss
White has no immediate sur
vivorS.
Funeral services will be at
2 pm. tomorrow at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. where she had been a
member for many years. Burial
will follow at the family burial
plot in Steubenville.
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Putnam Ropes, 50, Banker,
Wartime U.S.. Tax Expert

Putnam H. Ropes. SO. q war;
time tax consultant for the
Government. died yesterday al
his home. 23lS Twenty fourth
street Sc.
He had served during Worlc
War II with the Smaller Wal
Plants Corp. and later joined
the Reconstruction Finance
Corp.
Mr.. Ropes came to Washing
ton nearly 20 years ago as a
tax analyst with the Research
Institute Of America.
Until his retirement about
two years ago. Mr.. Ropes rep
resented the World Book En-
cyclopedia. He toured the
Washington schools and libra
ries in that capacity. instruct
ing teachers and students in
the use Of the encyclopedia.
Born in Del Rio. Tex. Mr.
Ropes moved north for his
education. He studied tax and
legal matters at the American
Institute of Banking, the
School Of Commerce of New
York University and Teachers
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Mrs. Lours Wilkinson, SO,
Widow of Eye Specialist

Mrs. Lours wilkinson. SO.
widow OF a Washington physi-
clan, DR.. Oscar Wilkinson, died
late Friday at Cambridge.
Mass. which had been her
home since she moved there
from the District two years ago.
Mrs. wilkinson was born in
Forney. Tex. and she frequent
ly told stories from her child
hood recalling that she rode
horseback to school. She was
a school teacher in Texas when
she married Dr.. Wilkinson in
1897.
After a trip to Europe, the
couple moved to Washington
in 1900. and DIR. Wilkinson
practiced medicine here for so
years as an eye, ear, nose and
throat specialist.
Mrs. Wilkinson was active in
the Central Presbyterian
Church. l470 Irving street NV.
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Duncan Hines Dies;
Advised Where to Eat

BOWLING GREEN. KY, Mar
Is (APJ.-Duncan Hines, who
made q business Of advising
people where to eat. died OF
lung cancer at his home here
yesterday. He was ~
Mr.. Hines published guide-
books containing recomIh nda-
tons Of restaurants, hote5 and
motels and vacation areas
The Duncan Hines institute,
which publishes the guidebooks
and two cookbooks at Ithaca,
N. Y. said Mr.. Hines travelled
more than 2 million miles in
his inspections Of food and
lodgings.
The Hines home contains one
OF the largest cookbook collec-
tons in the Nation.
Founded Food Firm
Mr.. Hines helped found Hines
Park Foods, which licenses the
manufacture Of Duncan Hines
baking mixes Both the Dun
can Hines Institute and Hines
Park Foods now are owned by
Proctor and Gamble.
Mr.. Hines first wife Florence
died in 1899. Survivors include
his second wife. Mrs. Clara
Hines, whom he married in
1916. and a brother, j. Porter
Hines Of Bowling Green.
Funeral services will be held
here tomorrow.
| When Mr.. Hines and his
first wife lived in Chicago dur
ing the l930s. they Travelled
extensively about the United
States and, as a hobby. began
listing their favorite eating
places for friends. "Adven-
lures in Good Eating" a paper
back book. resulted from such
a list sent friends at Christ
mas IN 1885.
Other Books Published
Later Mr.. Hines published
Lodging for a Night" "Ad-
ventures in Good Cooking and
the Art Of Carving in the
Home" and Duncan Hines
Vacation Guide"
! Mr.. Hines, VINO was only
slightly rotund although he
sometimes tasted six meals a
day. was the son Of a former
Confederate Army captain
After the death Of his mother,
he was reared by a grandmother
whom he considered the first of
thousands OF good cooks he was
to know.
! Mr.. Hines, a native Of Bowl
ing Green, worked for Wells
Fargo Express and a cope
company and sold printing and
advertising before he began
publishing his guidebooks.
In 1913, Mr.. Hines set up the
Duncan Hines Foundation to
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Howard Gets Fund

Howard University has re-
ceived 9 $4,000 research grant
nom the National Science
Foundation for chemistry re-
search.
The money will be used, the
university said. by Associate
Chemistry Professor Noodle d.
Taylor to finance q three-yeaf
study Of three chemical COM
pounds. They are the rare earth
metal hydrides, boro-hydrides
and benzoates.
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College Of Columbia Univer-
sity.
He held banking posts IN
New England and New York
for many years before joining
the Government.
A musician as well as bust.
nessman. Mr.. Ropes served toi
many years as a flutist with
the Civic Symphony Orchestra
Of Salem. Mass.
He leaves his wife, Mrs
Mary A. Ropes of the nome
address.
Services will be at II am
tomorrow at the Simmons Fu-
neral Home. 1861 Coco Hope
road Sc. Burial win be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcements a.
Services ~ Chamber
lit Mrmnriant

BEVERLY, SILAS W. In loving mem.
Org Oh our dear father and grand :
father SlLAS W BEVERLY, who
passed away six years ago today,
March 10, 1888
Precious memories, how they linser
Loved and remembered always.
DAUGHTERS AND GRANDCHIL-
DREN
BLACK. r. c.. Sr. In memory OF our
husband and daddy, p c. BLACK,
who passeo away three wears ago
today, March 10 1855.
Resting where no shadows fan.
In perfect peace that awaits us all
FAMILY
BLIGH. MARGARET L. A tribute of
love and devotion to the memory OF
my beloved mother. MARGARET p
BLlGH. who passed away rine years
aso today, March III, 1850.
ANDREW.
COZZENS, ELIZABETH AND FRANK n.
In loving - me e nor, q on dear
PASSED away nine years ago today,
March 10. 1850. and our father,
FRANK H. COZZENS. who passed
away twenty-three years ago. April
a. 1886
Til memory fades and life departs,
You will live forever in our hearts.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN, ALMA
B. LUCAS, SADIE C. WHITE AND
AND FRANK A. CozZENs. sR.
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George Enzinger,
Dancers Husband

EUREKA SPRINGS. Ark,
Mar. 10 (AP)-George En-
ginger. 66, husband Of the
famed dancing star, Irene
Castle Enzinger. died at his
home here yesterday. Cause
OF death was not announced,
but he had been In III health
for some time.
Mr.. Enzinger. an advertising
executive, was q native Of st,
Louis. He and Mrs. Enzinger
purchased q l0-acre fruit farm
near Eureka Springs in 1854.
Mrs. Enzinger and her for
mer husband, Vernon Castle.
rose from obscurity to interna-
tional acclaim as dancers before
the First World War. Mr.. Cas-
tie enlisted in the Air Corps In
World War ! and was killed In
q plane crash.
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provide scholarships to students
In hotel and restaurant NANCE
ment schools at Cornell and
Michigan State Universities
The foundation also has sup
ported sanitation research.
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Louis Rosenbiutt

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Mar
Is (AP).-Louis RoSenblatt. A
general foreman of the Sea.
board Air Line Railroad shop:
at Tampa, died Saturday night
He collapsed while attending
a dinner.
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Lee Roy F. james

SANTA MONICA, Calf.
Mar. l6 (AP). Lee Roy +
James. 80. magazine and mo.
ton picture artist. died yester.
day after a long illness. H,
was an illustrator for the
Chicago Daily News for %
years and later was with several
magazines. He Joined the MGM
Studio art stan In 1885.
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DAVIS, BENRy wINIIELD. On Sat.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

J. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL Dire TORS
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PAUL. Members of oeOrs.

CohNETTE' PAUL. Members Of George
Fl: III: j; g 1: ];
the National Guard Of
Arlington National Cemetery. tues.
day March ~. 1859. at 3 pm.
ROBERT C MAsTJlSsoN. Comdr.
JOHN p. THoMPcoN, Adiutsnt.
CURTIS. JAMES a.. sr. On Sunday
Mtreh 49, 1889, a. bis r.Siosnes
ne ne JGh 6 81 and ~ LANES cs5ni e cUR
Curtis, beloved father Of Mrs. Mary
HUI. Miss Estel.s Curtis, Mrs
EVelyn Turner and James z Curtis,
relatives and many friends. Pemains
resting al the John T. Rnincs d. Co.
Funeral Home. .30l5 18th st. ne
Notice OF funeral later
DARNE; HARRY AARON. On Sunday,
Nursing Home. Vienna, Va. HARRY
AARON DARNE. husband Of the late
Marge NJ, Dame, father of Marie
kohler, Elvira Darne and Richard II
and Warren v. Dsrne. Friends may
Home, III Maple ave. West. Vienna,
Va. where. services will be hcli Tues.
day, March II at II am. Intcrment
National Memorial Park Cemetery
Falls Church, Va.
D'uGHERIY. JAMES D.. sr. On Sat.
urday, March IA, 1859, JAMIE. ID
DAU0HERTY. Sr.. OF UnRer, W Va.
ana Washington, D. C.. beioved hus.
band Of Enc Moore Dlusherty
father Of Robert Z. ST., and Jamc,
p. Daugherty, IT. and Mrs Mary
Killian, and brother OF John. lisa c
and Ammon DauRherty and Mr.,
Mary NeWmeyer Seven grandchil.
GTen also survive Friends ma" cal
at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th ST
and Massachusetts ave. ne. where
services will be held on Wedne day
March rs a. ~ am Intarmnnt
Fort Lincoln Cemetery. II
DAVIS. HENRY WINFIELD. On Sat.
urday. March ~. 1859. at Sara OF 4
Memorial Hospital, Sarasota, Fla
HENRY WINFIELD DAVIS. belovrc
husband of Beulah Harvey Davis
father Of John W Davis Gathers.
burg. Md Funera; services incom.
plete. Interment Arlington Nationa
Cemetery.
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fn Mrn1uriaiit

CROSS. DORA P. In loving memory
of my dear wife. DORA p. CROSS,
who passed away one year aSo to-
day, March 10, 1858.
They say time heals all sorrow,
And helps US TO Jorge,
But time so far has only proved
How much ! miss her yet
LOVING HUSBAND, oSWAi d
CROSS
GREEN. WILLIAM H., ST.. AND
MARY CATHERINE. In loyina mem
DRY Of my father-in-laW. WILLIAM
II GREEN, Sr.. who passed away
tWenty-eight years aSo today March
MARY CATHERINE GREEN. Who
passed away twenty-five years ago,
March II, 1881
DAUGHTER IN-LAW. MAMIE
KING. GEORGE u. In loyins memory
Of our husband and uncle, GEORGE
II. KING. who passed away two
years ago today. March ID, 1857
The covers OF life's book are closed,
For the one We loved 80 well.
But loving deeds OF bygGne days.
are what the pages tell
LOVING WIFE, MARGARET; NIECE
AND NEPHEW. DOLLY AND JOHN
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JOHNSON, MARK DAVID. On THUR
JU.,TUs. AGNES W. On Saturday,

JU,,TUs. AGNES w. On Saturday.
March "a. 1853. at Washing ION
W. JUsTUs. vile Of the late
Joseph JusIus, ana mother Of Mrs.
Emma A. jenkins. Mrs. Helen &C.
raci and John J. JuStus There is
also one granddauahter Mrs. Jus
tus rests at the Warner = Pun
Silver Spring, Nd. where services
will be held on Tuesday. March n
at f":30 nm tparking facilitiesI.
1nterment Arlington National Gene
terry
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HOWARD. ALICE COWARD. On Fr

nON Anu: ALiCE CONAhD. On Fri
S con p'rf aowA, A ls ssisv,aA LIG M
sister Of Mrs. Il W. Troop o
MiddletoLn, Pa: Mrs Henry Bear
Of Lancaster, Pa: aunt Of Capt
aad Mrs. Frank O Gould. UsN
Funeral Home 4SI9 oeoreia ave
NV, until 10 pm Monday, March
10. Interment Hird in Hand. Pa
Expressions Of sympathy may b
made to The Red Cross. 10
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SCHMIDT. HERMAN w. On sunday
piisS Sn aaIsRMtSxSs v. sSilEfbT no. q
l4e. N. Herndon g., Arlington, Va
beloved husband Of May 3: Schmidt
i S9otbs 81 % MT. q Ern Sshmi H.m sef
Home. es17 Wilson blvd, Rriinatep
Vas, after y pm. Monday. March 10
untii = am, on wednesday March
Church, 9th and N Irving sts.. Ar.
llngton. Va where funeral service,
xriinstOn national Cemetery II
sEIDEL. PAUL. On Sunday. March Is
1889, PAUL sElDEL,. Beloved hus.
band OF GLADYS Seide,, devoted IA.
shsr o. anS qe % s bdc, q sa,ti%Ors
silver !sprins. Md. Also survived b.
Louis seidsi and Mrs, Helen Rossn.
fed, both OF washington, p, c.
s%S s 81 s Sss s sDlns M0l Ma sp Mss
Mary, sander, Of chillum, Nd; Abe
Seidel Of Wilmineton. Del; Julius
Seidel OF New Haven, Conn.,. and one
granddauEhter. Services az the C.. d
G,desrs nS son On s MosSsy H %ns:h aI Ia
At s:39 pm, lnterment District OF
Columbie Lodge Cemetery. In mourn
Inc At S33 Thurman ave, Chillum
Terrace. Mo Please omit flowers
sIMMs. THOMAS PRESTON. on sun.
e eREs Me5sh si m lsSs NIB THOMAS fS
S%%' p ssa f ne sso q . Mr: sp s.
other relatives and friends Notice
oi funeral later. .Arrangements bv
the william Spsngler Funeral Home,
SEA Sth st. ne.
SIMPSON. ROBERT ,. suddenly on
s SstlEssy; March H. pn 1sSn; near
Mae. Lee; also surviving are one
brother and other relatives and
Funeral Home. Rockville, Nd, where
noon w :sSy,ss; wiz M. Re helt
william Hackett ofhcistins. Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery
tuesday. March 10. 1859. dEoR6SfH
P. SMITH Of se1s Nichols ave
sss Sc, husband .A.s.a q Of Mrs DorSthy 2
ss sfsfr Of Dt fa S cons q. r.
and friends. After s pm. Monday
cali at the jarvis Chapel. i4ss
* You h, =, nv, Fpn Ha seT ,S vii
fist Church LIST st and Rhode
Island ave. NV. on Tuesday, March
IL at l:;3O pm, Interment Ar.
hngton National Cemetery, 10
SMITH. GEORGE p. A special com.
a munication of corinthiar
N Lodge, No. Is, r. d A. NJ.
IN Is hereby called for II an
MCNo Tuesday. March II, 1859
WY at Masonic Temple. lOtf
~| and lou SITS. NV, for the
" purpose OF attending the
funeral OF our late brother. GEORGE
p. SMITf-.
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JACKSON. ELIZABETH G. Al zoos Y

ST, Bradbury HeightS. Md, on
March "a. 1859. wife OF Charles
Fred Jackson, mother OF Howard
Ashby Sandidee, Charles z. Jackson,
Mrs. Louise Dillon. Mrs. jeanette
Francis. Mrs. Florence Haekett and
Mrs. Evelyn Gray, sister OF Mrs
Carrie Bib. Services at Chambers
Funeral Home, 5i7 18th ST. Sc.
on Tuesday, March II at / pm
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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=, 1854. anna B. i Hifp o, " EFT
Emerson st. NV. beloved wife ri
GeorgH 8 Hid mother OF GEORGE
snna Morrill,. Comdr. Daniel R Hid
USN, and sister OF Mrs Olive 8
Holloway, Mrs. Ellen Keyes 81
Ieeshurs Va Funeral from the
W. w Deal Funeral Home. 4Sl.
Genr9is ave NV Notice OF serV.
ices later.
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HURST. EUGENE g. GENE. On
, MONDAY. March IL: 1859; at Airing
HURST. beloved husband OF Myrtle
Horseman Hurst Friends ma call
at the Money e. King Funeral HOME
III Maple ave. west, Vienna, Va
Notice Of funeral later.
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HUME. ANNA L. On Sunday. March
H. 95H, at the Edes lone: .9,!a
Of the late Seward l. Hume. 9erv-
ICES a. tho Birch Funeral Home
:n34 NJ st, NV. on Wednesday
MarcN is, at IL am. Interment
pri ate
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SoossY.'' e r. 81 liz liz L. MONTH"; Il
NV. loving husband Of Kathleen
Goossy. father Of Deborah Ann
Goosby, sr, and Mrs. HATTIE WI
liams. brother of Mrs Emma Fieree,
John Black. Hattie. Otis. Fred,
Other relatives and friends also
March 10. friends may cali At ne
johnson a. jenkins Funeral Home
1904 Georgia ave. NV. Funeral
on Tuesday. March Il. At 10 am.
from the Sacred Heart Catholic
nv Intermeut ArIineton National
Cemetery. ID
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aGth st. s. Arlington, va On
March lis. 1853. HsbSnd Of Myrtle
r. HARRINGTON, father Of John v.
Harrington of NiaGara Falls. Can
ada: Mrs. Edith sutherland OF To-
OF ARLINGTON. Va: brother of Ms.
Carrie O'Brady and Mrs. Phcese
Blrett. Arthur and Jack Harrington.
AL OF Toronto, Canada Four grand
children and two greAt-grandchildrgr
also survive. Remains At Cha mbers
Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin ST. NV,
until 10 am. wednesday. March Is.
Services at Grace Episcopal ChuFrn
IB0l Russell I'd. Alexa ndria. va,
At IL am Entombment Fort tn
coin MauSoleum. II
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my "HLL o. On S1tur-
Homo Hosp tai. Washington. D. G.,
MICHAEL J. cARBE RRY. Services
and interment viii be OF Wedna5-
gay, March *, at y am, a. Soldiers
Home
CAEVER' WALTER J. On Pr dsy,
March -, 1859, WALTER J. CAR
YER; Many relatives and friend
survive. FRIENDS may call al
the Henry w. JONES Funeral Horne,
= llb Massachusetts, ave. NV. b.
tween and 10 pm. Monday, March
10. where service viii b. held At
1888 am. Tuesday, March II. In
teTmCnt Woodlavn cemetCrv
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KRAFT. GEORGE A.. on Friday,
March l3.. 1857. GEORGE 4
KRAFT of Lake Bluff, Ill. formerly
of W; shington ID C. cousin OF
Charles C.. Schmidt, Mrs Carrie
l. BOYD Mis- Minnie Dietz and
Mrs. Ada Bell. Services at the
s II Hines Co Funeral Home 1901
ith ST. NV. on Tuesday, March
II. IT 1890 am parking facili-
tteS) Intermont Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery 10
knoll, MARGARET Y. On Saturday,
March -, 1853. at Washington Hos
pital Center. MARGARET Y. knoll,
beloved mother OF Mrs. Margaret
Tlobltts and William NJ. Kroll. There
are three grandchildren and seven
ereat-erandchildren Friends NAV
call At the Takoma Funeral Home,
254 Carroll st. NV. parking oppo-
sitel. where services will be held on
Tuesday, March II, at !: pm, Inter
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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GFEEN: EkNESI, DEACON, on satur-
General Hospital. ERNEST GREEN
Of 1903 Union st s.w., beloved hus-
band OF Fannie Green. brother OF
Mrs. Annie Gross, Mr. George Turner
John Spencer and Moses Spencer He
also leaves to mourn his passing.
relatives and many friends. After
: pm. Tuesday, March n. remains
viii lie in state at the Mount Paran
Baptist Church, 1871 X st Sc.
where funeral services will be held
WEDNESDAY. March is, at pm, the
Rev Foster Graham oficiating. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Msreh Is. 1859. JANE 4. FERo6.
SON OF $40 Lone Oak drive. Be-
thesda, Nd, beloved wife OF the late
8 7; Fsrguson and mother of Mrs,
Alma Chambers. Mrs. Pearl Martin
anA Forest T. Ferguson. all OF Be.
thesta., Friends are invited to call
at the Bethesda Chew Chase Flu
neral Home OF Robert A. Humphrey.
be held on TUESDAY, March IL Al
am. Interment Reminston Gem
eterv, Reminston, Va.
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kEILET, WAHI SEARLE. On Satur-
day. March -. 1864, In Sarasota
Memorial Hospital. Sarasota. Fla .
MARY SEARLF KELLER. beloved
wife of Hubert II. Keller Also sur
lived by daugnloTs. Mr. HerOert W.
S hmitt, Arlington, d c.; MIS-.
Raymond J Goodhsrt, Williamsburg.
Va; son. Robert s Keller, Chevy
, Chase, Md. and eight Grandchildren.
Private services at the convenience
Of the family. In lieu Of flower. It
Is requested that contributions BE-
Society
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on Thursday. March Il. GS5s. At
LEWIS EDWARD PAGE d. devoted
husband OF Minnie D. PAGE. father
OF Lewis &dgar and Georpe Daniel
Pas, brother Of James Mercer. Also
surviving afe three grandc hildren,
EDGAR l., George Daniel, jr. and
Ronald Thomas Page. and other rel
stlveS and many friends Alter 4
pm. Monday, March rs, friends
may call at the Rollins Funeral
Homo. 4339 Hunt pl. ne. Services
on Tuesday, March II. at pm,
% the Salem Baptist Church. gi7
st. NV, the Rev Herbert Travis
ofnciatine. Interment Lincoln Me-
moria. Cemetery
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KFARNEY. MAUREEN W. On Sat-
urdgy, March "A, 1859 at GEORGE
town Hospital MAUREEN W.
Church. Va, beloved daushter OF
sister Of Mary NJ. and Paul N Kear.
ney, granddaughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Milton Booher, St Louis, Mo, and
Mrs w A. Kerrney. Washington.
d. c Private graveside services and
in'err'cnt to he held a. ST Jam"s'
Cemetery. Fails Church, Va. on
Monday March 10, at 10 am. In
lieu 81 flowers. contributions may be
made 10 the Arlington AssOriHtinn
for Retarded Children Inc, 1900 N.
Edison st, Arlington, Va
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March IL, 1898. a, Nj kIto nos,
pital JOHN W. AOOREFiELD Of
Arlington, Va, belovea husband OF
F.orence Z. Moorefield. rather Of
Robert q, Moorehelq, Fairfax, Va
William II, Moorefield, Arlington, ana
RicnAru X. Aioorefeld. Akron, ONO:
brother OF j. /. Mooreneid, Rich
mond. Va. and MI Hattie Farrell.
Glover. Va. He also Is survived BY
Al the Arlinston Funeral Home. 3gilI
n, Fairfax dr., Arlington. Va, until
10 nm. Tuesday. March II. Ser vices
on Wednesday, March IL. at SIS
m, at the Clarendon Methodist
ST.. Arlington. Va. inteTment Ar
llnkton National InneferN
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BltkLEY. HNZEL N. on Sunday,
March Is. 1861. HAZE ". BUCK.
LEY. beloved wife o. William NJ
Buckley: sister Of Evelyn Hail. Wini-
tre. SorR. June Stimmerman. Glenn
and Don Lewis. Funeral services at
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home.
1861 Good Hope I'd Sc. tparkins
!lscilitiesl. on Wednesday, March
~ 81 - am. Interment Cedar
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MtIAhIHi, UKhCL ANNA. SuddenIy,
ANNA MeCARTAY OF 10 Irvinston
g. s.w,, beloved vile OF Gerald a,
Mccarthy. daughter of Henry A
ano kthe M. Foster sister Of Fred
ertek s. Taylor, ir., and Mrs. Rich
ard Allen Mills. Friends may call
at the Rinaldl Funeral Home. $40
ST.. ne, Sunday and Monday
from 4 10 10 pm Services at Fort
at 10 an lnterment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. 10