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Rites Set Saturday
Fore. E. EorIy, 96,
Stuunton Resident

Funeral services will be held
Saturday for Charles Edward
Early. 96. a retired contractor
and resident Of Staunton, Va,
for nearly 10 years.
Mr.. Early died Monday at
the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Karl Dortzbach, 5l23 Tilden
street NV, where he had been
visiting for the past few weeks.
Born in Rockingham County,
Va. Mr.. Early taught school
In both Virginia and Texas, but
later gave UP that profession
to become a building con-
tractor. In 1891 he married
the former Ida Clark of Mount
Scion. Va, now deceased. They
moved to Staunton after their
marriage and celebrated their
golden anniversary there in
1941.
A deeply religious man, Mr.
Early ascribed his longevity to
strict adherence to precepts OF
the Bible. A member Of the
Methodist Church, he at one
time served as Sunday school
superintendent Of Central
Methodist Church in Staunton
He also was teacher Of the adult
Bible class and secretary Of
the Methodist District Con-
ference.
Mr.. Early is survived by his
daughter, Mrs. Dortzbach, a
son, John Levering Early OF
Sarasota, Fla; four grand
children and five great-grand-
children.
Funeral services will be held
at the Central Methodist
Church Saturday at Q pm.
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c. S. Frank, 80,
Ex-Businessmun,
Orphans Friend

Charles s. Frank. so, a
Washington businessman and
resident for A years and
Uncle Charlie" to orphaned
children all over Washington,
died yesterday at Doctors Hos
Ipital.
Mr.. Frank, who retired as
president Of the Washington
Paper Co. and the Washington
Electric Cooler Co. two years
ago, devoted his time and in
terest to the welfare of young
orphans.
He was on the board Of the
Police Boys Club, a member
Of the Jewish Foster Home and
worked with Children's Hos
lpital and many other groups.
He was also a member Of the
Elks, Masons, the Amity Club
and the Washington Hebrew
Congregation.
He is survived by his wife,
Rita G. Frank of mis- home adj
dress. 2737 Devonshire place
NV.
Funeral services will be at
IL am. at the Washington He
brew Congregation Temple.
Burial will be in the Congre-
cation Cemetery.
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Franklin Leslie,
Virqinio Publisher

HIGHLANDS. Va, Sept. II
(AP).-A veteran Southwest
Virginia publisher, Franklin w,
Leslie Of Tazewell, died here
yesterday.
Mr.. Leslie. publisher of the
Clinch Valley News, a county
weekly. died in Richlands
Hospital.
Survivors include one BROTH
.er. Joseph A. Leslie, jr., who
recently retired as editor of the
Norfolk Ledger-Dispatch; and
three sisters, Mrs. John Ed
Pearce Of Charlotte, N. c.; Mrs
Isabel Gard of Richmond, and
Miss Nancy Leslie.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
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George n. Roines Dies;
Noted as Psychiotrist

Capt. George N. Raines, USN
Ret. q widely known psychi-
artist. died yesterday in Be-
thesda Naval Hospital Of can
Ger. He was 81.
Before his retirement from
the Navy last May, DR.. Raines
was professor of the PSYCHE
atric division of the Navy De-
partment's Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery. Since 1916 he had
been director Of the depart
ment of psychiatry at George
town University Medical Gen.
ter.
He was also the former pres
ident Of the American Board OF
Psychiatry and Neurology.
DR.. Raines was born in Jack
son, Miss. and was graduated
from the University Of Missis-
sippi and Northwestern Uni
versity Medical School. He
Joined the Navy after his grad
uation from Northwestern in
1880.
Served at st. Elizabeths
In 1885 and 1885 he was Q
resident at st. Elizabeths Hos
pital here.
He became chief of PSYCHE
airy at Bethesda in 1945 and
held that post until 1850. when
he was transferred to the Bu-
reau of Medicine and Surgery
here. From 1885 to 1855 he
served as executive officer oil
the naval hospital at Ports
mouth, Va. and then returned
to the Bureau Of Medicine and
Surgery.
During his 25-year Navy car
eer DR.. Raines saw sea duty on
a number of ships.
His memberships in medical
organizations included the
American Medical Association
the American College of Ply
sicians and the American Psy-
chiatric Association. He was q
member Of the latter organiza-
tons Group for the Advance
ment Of Psychiatry.
Consultant to PHS
He was also a consultant in
psychiatry to the Surgeon Gen.
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W.J..Murruy,6 SO.
Blinded in War.
Killed by Fall

William j. Murray, So, blind
ed by sniper fire in World War
I, died last night in Suburban
Hospital after a fall down the
steps in his home.
Mr.. Murray was taken to the
hospital after he plunged down
the cellar steps yesterday.
Cause of death was given as a
fractured skull.
Mr.. Murray was an active
member Of the McKendree
Methodist, Church at Twenty
fourth and Lawrence streets
NE, and passed his days lis
tening to the radio and talk
ing books"
: He had never seen his wife,
Emma, whom he married SO
years ago. She took care of
him until her death three
weeks ago.
He leaves a cousin, Miss Mary
johnson of the home address.
and a sister, Mrs. George Ber-
missile.
Graveside funeral services in
Arlington Cemetery are being
arranged.
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married to the late Louis Swift
OF the meat packing firm and
had lived in Illinois and Cali
fornia before moving to vir-
ginia.
Besides her husband she is
survived by a son. Louis Frank
lin Swift III, a servicanan
stationed in Georgia.
Funeral arrangements have
not been completed.
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ThrLOh, AhLEThEh. On MondAyl
sZp9sfSSsr Of laSs iSbsSS 81 AE Ss VIE
d Msfsslius G, Tsyior. mother q
Claude Taylor, clareteher Brewer
and Mary Louise Hprisgs. sister Of
Jessie Mcneil. FARLEY Mcneil, Car.
ais snSs AFTER oyer pm Ts'! 4Sar.d sGS
the Rollins FUNERAL Home, 1855
Hunt place ne. Services on Friday,
SS arsS hi III esrt Eir ad Baptist
pm the Rev, James c. wyatt
oticiating Interment Lincoln Me-
r0 %.Sn.sdsy s sPaSSsF ,s 1850 az
BLANCHE B. ToBRiNEs, wife o.
Ralph z. and Walter N, Tobrinef
and grandmother o. Mrs David
Services and intcrment private. Ex-
pressions of sympathy may be
made In the form OF contributions
to Children's Hospital.
TRICE. J. RUFUS. on Tuesday. Sep.
TENDER 10. 1889. =; RUFUS TRIcH
Ts s 0t aSS ia nSnsn q Mrs. MAS
Va. He also Is survived. BY four
Nandchildrsn. three brothers and
Home N9 sSa{ columSSSa rp piEe. Hrlins.
ton, Va. (parking In rearl. after
pm. wednesday September 10,
where p services viii Be- held at 2;5o
lily win be present from z pm
until 0 pm Wednesday, and 3 "a
3 and to o pm, Thursday. Sep.
tem6er lntsrment with Ma.
terry. II
TRICE, JAMES RUFUS. A special
a communication Of colum.
u bia Lodge, No, 2s5, A., r
@ "a: :!:i (;
~ ing Masonic services at the
funeral EI1eTs1 o. y, our ,H,, late brother, JAMES
RobSEY II. CALDWELL. Master.
'' S:Sssnibi kAF!r Sse On ss: ss f.s
yiNsoN. beloved mother Of La
Ian Rogers. .Thelma Martin. Janice
coWsns. Mary ' coRsn ae Martha s Jur.
dan. ElenorS Hart and John s.
Vinson. She also is survived by
Q host Of other relatives and friends.
The late Mrs: vinson may be viewed
q the Stewart Funeral Home, 30
September IS. to 3 pm. Saturday,
September 10. Funeral and Inter
ment Weldon. N. c. IS
WALKER. MAMIE BowLEs. Or
ME BowiEEs' WALKER e Of i5a aH /
st. NV; beloved wife of William
Gamble and nd. sister sa q Mrs: Lucy B
3 pm. Friday, september BELTS Is. fri hisa1
are invited to call at the Jarvis
= noon Saturday. september un 10
when Mrs. Walker will lie in state
iith and K sts. NV, until pm
vhsn funeral services viii be held
1T the above-named church. Inter-
ment Harmony Cemetery. Is
wI W.ds..s., JAMES s.a,.mN w. sr. ,o q
JAMES " wfE tRif%Rsr SRI no. of 200 s9Sc
Of veima O. Williams and father
OF James W., IT.; Reginald D., Ed
gar 3. and Roland B. Williams
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements BY Mcclure,
Inc. 10
ZvIRBOLIs, JANIS. On wednesday
SEPTEMBER is f85e, JANIS zViR.
BoLIs Of 1851 Wheatiey ST.. Ken.
Malta zvirbolls, father Of viljS
Boniewicz, Friends are invited Il
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN.
phIey. Bethesda. Nd, where services
win be held on Saturday. September
10. at 10 am. Interment Park.
lawn Cemetery. IS
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Mrs. Leon Tobriner, Mother
Of School Board President

Her son Walter. serving his
third term as president Of the
Board Of Education, also is a
lpracticing attorney. Another
son. Ralph 2. Tobriner Of 1926
Thirty-f1rst place NV. is an
attorney and a member Of the
Tobriner law firm.
Besides her two sons, Mrs.
Tobriner is survived by two
grandchildren. Mrs. David Po-
vich and Matthew Tobriner. a
junior at Princeton University.
Funeral and burial services
will be private. The family asks
that any expressions Of sympa-
thy be in the form of contribu-
tons to Children's Hospital.
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Mrs. Martin c. MuIoc, So,
Horsewomun in Virqiniu

Mrs. Martin c. Mulac. SO, an
expert Virginia horsewoman
collapsed and died in the
kitchen Of her Madcap Farm,
The Plains, Fauquier County
yesterday.
The wife Of Martin Mulac, a
gentleman farmer and real
estate broker. Mrs. Mulac and
her husband had been living al
Madcap Farm for about eight
months. During that period
she participated in several
Fauquier County hunts ano
horse shows.
Mrs. Mulac was fond of ami
mails and kept goats. lambs
Chinese chickens and a Siciliar
mule on her farm as pets. The
mule. Charley, had been trained
to ride. to the hounds.
Mrs. Mulac was formerly
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Dr.. Compere Renamed
Surgeons President

CHICAGO, Sept. II (AP).-
DR.. Edward L. Compere of Chi
cago was reelected yesterday
as president Of the United
States section. international
College of Surgeons. He is
chairman Of the Department of
Orthopedic Surgery. North
western University Medical
School.
President-elect for 1860 is DR..
HarryE. Bacon of Philadelphia,
head Of the Department of
Proctology, Temple University
Medical Center.
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Mrs. Leon Tobriner. SO. the
mother Of Walter Tobriner,
president of the District Board
of Education. died Of a heart
attack yesterday at her apart
ment in the Shoreham Hotel.
Mrs. Tobriner. the former
Blanche Barth of Baltimore,
came to Washington when she
was in her 20s to be mar
ried. Her husband practiced
law here for rs years before
his death in 1858 and was a
president Of the District Bar
Association. Mrs. Tobriner was
a niece Of the late Senator
Rayner Of Maryland.
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Francisco Costu

BARCELONA. Spain, Sept.
II LAPl.-Francisco Costa, SO,
wellknown Spanish ,violinist
and professor at the Municipal
Conservatory of Music, died
yesterday after a long illness.
He had lived in Brussels and
Paris where he performed with
success.
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LEVINE, ROSE. There win be Ar
Of ROSE LEVINE, beloved wife q
Harry Levine and mother Of Mrs
Jeanette Goldman and Sidney anc
Der 90, 1859. at 1 pm, at the
District Of Columbia Lodge Gene
terry. lT'lS
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Darn If Chunks

RORD. CLARENCE Z. Gratefully
acknowledging and thanking you fol
your kind expressions OF sympathy
The FAMILY OF THE LATE CLAIR
ENcE Z. FORD Of 1879 Hickman
st. Sc. Washington 3, d. c.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th 81 and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Veterans Burial Allowance
e16 n st NE Ii 3-4ssO
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RUSSELL. EVELYN A. tEvAl, o

RUSSELL, EVELYN A. tEvA). on
Thursday. September II, 1859, at
Georgetown University Hospital,
EVELYN A. tEVA) RUSSELL Of
1880 18th st. NV. wife Of the
Edna E. russell and Mrs, Edith
Hathorne. both OF Washington,
D. c.; Herbert B. RUSSELL of st.
Petershurg, Fla. and Albert L. Fus-
sell Of Gainesville. Fla. Services
Home une 1901 I4thh 81 NV 70 on satur.
day, September 10, at pm. park
ing facilities) Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. Is
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DEATHS

Announcements Of
Services By Chambers
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FRANK, CHARLES s. On Wednesday
September 10, 1859. at Doctors Hos:
pital, CHARLES s. FRANK of 273i
Devonshire place NV. husband o.
Rita g, Frank. Friends may cal
at Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave
NV. Services will be held ct thu
Washington Hebrew Conservation
Massachusetts, ave and Macomb st
II am. Interment Washington
Hebrew Congregation Cemetery.
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'y s.p':%B I4sfs sso on JAMS Essn svIE
sington. Md. beloved husband oi
Malta Zvirbolis, father OF villa
Boniewicz, Friends are invited Il
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN.
phIey. Bethesda. Nd. where services
10. at 10 am. Interment Park.
lawn Cemetery. IS
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DAY. September rs. 1850. FLoR.
ENcE N. sAiLLANT Of $40 Graysor
Of Mrs, siiTo vincent Gioyannettii
OF the home address. sister OF Mrs
Peter J, NORM OF Silver Spring
Nd. Friends may call at the Rober,
j. Murphy Funeral Home, 1924
Columbia pike. Arlington, Va. park.
from 8 to 5 and to pm
Thursday, September IL. Requiem,
mass will be offered at els am
Friday. September Is, at st
Michaels' Church, AnnandaH, Va
lnterment Calvary Memorial Park
Fairfax, Va.
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dence Hospital, MRS DELoREs L.
GRIFFIN Of 1913 Somerset place
NV. beloved wife Of Joseph r.
Of Joseph r. IT,; Philip, Darnell,
DeloriS l.. Camilla c. and Eric D.
Grimm. She also leaves to mourn
their loss one sister, Mrs Harriet
Barton: two brothers and other rel
atives and many friends, Remains
Funeral Home, 3016 18th st. ne.
Notice OF funeral later.
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September is, 1859, FRANCES ,.
BOYLE Of 100 S5th St, Virginia
Beach, Va. beloved wife of Comdr;
John Z Boyle. jr., and mother OF
three daughters and one son. She
also is survived By her father. Fran
els a; DaSy o. New Jersey; ,,s I've
may cali at the Robert j. Murphy
Funeral Home. 1924 Columbia pike
(parkine in rear. Arlington, Va,
where there will be q recitation
Of the rosary at s pm. Thursday,
be offered at Fort Myer Chapel at
10 am. Friday. September 49, IN
terment Arlington National Gene
tery
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MONROE 8. REIGELMAN, beloved
husband OF the late Lille N. Reigel-
man father Of Burton r, and Milton
z heiselman. brother Of Elizabeth
Emmett Reigelman. Funeral from
the Simmons Bros. Funeral Home,
1861 Good Hope rd. Sc. (have
parking facilities, on Friday, Sep
TENDER Is, ct 1880 pm. Services
at the Congress Heights Methodist
Church at pm. Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
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GOODWIN, LEMUEL A On Tuesday;
civ efDtsn %d. IEM uSss 4 dSD%N.
beloved husband Of Alice Goodwin,
father Of Mrs Vivian Dunbar and
Mrs Mildred Goodwin and Joseph
Goodwin. He also is survived BY
thirteen grandchildren and ten
great-grandchildren Friends may
call at the Takoma Funeral Home.
254 Carroll st NV parking op-
posite), where services will be held
on Saturday, September 10. at
pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
tery. Is
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WILLIAMS, JAMES w., ST.. On
JANIS wfT tRifRMHsr SRI TO- of 200 s9Sc
0eorgia ave. NV. beloved husband
Of velma @. Williams and father
o. James W, u; Reginald D., Ed
Also SURVIVING are other relatives
and many friends. Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements BY Mcclure,
Inc. 10
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HEINE. HENRY A.. On Tuesday. Sep
TENDER Is. 1859. at the Wash.
ington sanitarium. HENRY A.
Of Marie Z and Henry G Heine'
grandfather Of Rodger Anton and
Cynthia Travers. brother Of William
A. Heine and Mamie Morhart
Services at the 8. H Hines Co
on Friday, September is, at 2 pm.
parking facilities. Interment pri-
vate.
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Draths

AyANr. EMORY s. OF coll Eye St
IS h'T survived VIZ gyms 81 his beloved mother
Beach. Fla; brothers, Byron, Flor
ida: James, Minnesota: William, Bir-
minsham, Ala: Hush, Houston, Tex;
two sisters, Mrs. A. D. Langham
Houston, and Mrs jay Avant, 0lor-
ida. Remains at chambers George
town Funeral Home. 3O72 NJ 81
NV, until Friday. September Is
at 1880 pm. Services and inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
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He was also a consultant in
psychiatry to the Surgeon Gen.
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'o asy, se S ~ Is, lose. at "a:
E SISIs q a0'P pgi5 North MaH Livinsstof
s., Arlington. Va beloved wife g
Paul. Mrs. Iva Browning and Mrs
Joan Louise wO S,,Isr., E H.ms ma ma
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, aftel
3 Pm; wednssday: September 10
thence TO the Mount Olivet Meth
odist Church. Glebe I'd. and North
18th Sc, Arlington, Va. where fu.
neral services will be held at II
am Interment Loudon Park. Bal
timore Nd II
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PETRlE, JAMES. on Tuesday. Sep
E s%Dfu JAMS PETR1E, f0S Sslsvsd
husband Of Florence Petrie, father
Petrie, grandfather OF James and
Geraldine Petrie. and Richard HUI
Bros. Funeral Home, ieS i'nit oood
Hope 70, Sc: marking faeilities9
on Friday, September ls, at Sis
ole Church, Oxon Hill. Nd, where
mass will be offered at Q am for
the repose Of his soul. lnterment
church cemetery. IL
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SCOTT. LEMUEL ALLEN. On Tue.
day day.. September 10, 1859; at Prov
sc SSf 6 q Penn aanT St hs ALE h1
3. devoted husband OF Mary /
Scott and beloved father Of Mr.
Charlotte Scott Matthews. He ais
leaves TO- mourn their loss tw
sisters. Mrs. Agnes Caldwell IAN
mrs Cora Washington; one. aun
julius Matthews: one niece. iou
nephews. other relatives and man
friends. Remains resting at IN
John 7: Rhines g. Co Funeral Homl
30l5 18th st. ne. where friend
may r can sfter Z pm Friday. Seq
Saturday, September 10, at Ii
Mount Moriah Baptist Church, III
and East Capitol SITS. the Rev, ,
Harvey Randolph. pastor: Rev, j
y; Edwards of1ciating. Intermer
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery is
SHELTON, ELOIsE SEWER. o
Tuesday. September Is, 1863, at he
ELoIsE SEWER SHELTON w hic
o. H., H; Shelton and mother {
s ai a d ds %sst Chanel Trien MA % .,
81 PaSs E sasasss Wi cha re hsl Roc
Creek Church I'd. NV, on Frida,
september is, OF 3 pm. Intermen
Bristol. Tenn.
SIMMONS. PAUL A. On Tuesda,
September is. 1859, at the Cope
Hospital. Camden, N. j., PAUL 1
SIMMONS, beloved husband Of Je.
SIC simmons and brother OF Mr.
Mamie Moore. Edward T. slmmor
sur THR s. sl Sost 81 oth mf r sls
q resident Of Washington, b c
and employed by the State Depart
ments Funeral services will be hel
on Sunday. September 20, at
Warwick I'd, Lawnside. n J. h
terment New Jersey. 10
SINGLETON. HARRY. On Tuesda,
September u 1859, at the b
SINGLETON Of 1913 Gip'1 Trinidad ndfE az,
ne, beloved husband Of Mrs csth
crime SINGLETON. devoted father Z
Mrs. Eleanor Francis, brother I
mrs Amy Parker, Mrs. Norah JaeE
S son ana James ,Slngleton, ster
leaves 70 o. G Gsssas Wthr s|I He Is
three nephews. four sreat-niece e
hye Rreat-nephews, one ereat-Qreai
niece, two brothers law, two slS
ters-in-law. other relatives an
many friends Remains resting /
the John T. Rhines Funeral HomI
3Ol5 18TH st. me-. where friend
may call after 3 pm. Thursda,
September II. Funeral services 8
Friday, September Is, at ii 4
am. at the above funeral hom,
the Rev Theodore F. Byers officiai
Ing. Interment Arlington Nationi
Cemetery.
TAYLOR, ADA d. on Monday, Ser
TENDER IA, 1850, ADA d TAYLO
Of 1900 Delaware ave. s.w., WI
Of the late Joseph F. Taylor, mothe
OF Ruth E. Jacobs and Henry
Taylor, sister -in-law OF Della KeS
OF New York City She also
survived BY flve grandchildren, seye
great.grandchildren other relatiy,
and friends. After 5 pm Thur
day. September II friends are II
yited % call at the Jarvis Chape
1889 You ct NV, where funeri
services will be held on Frida
September IS. at IL am. intei
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemeter
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Tuesday, September IS, 1855. At
her TesiSensSs ~ 1910 In St n ne.
TOR. the beloved mother Of Annie
Cosby and sister Of Mrs; Mary
Is survived By other relatives and
many friends. After 3 pm. Friday.
September Is. friends may call At
the william Spangler Funeral Home.
524 Sth st, ne. Funeral services
will be held at the Metropolitan
on Saturday. September 10, at /
pm. Interment Woodlawn Gene
tery. IL
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CARROLL, GENEvIEvE H. (nee Hill
is less at "f sloSiSeSce Sf aosDlss
GENEVIEvE H. CARROLL Of $40
Sheridan st. NV, beloved wife OF
the late Cyril L. Carroll and sister
Of Edgar B. HILLARY and Mrs. Emily
s sfneFt co s snsSs Ho 81 the Saoi
st. NV, on Friday, September 10,
at 8 am. (parking faeilities). In
terment Arlington National Gene
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oHsS Sntsrnher si 1asa' RRssIR su 4

SEPTEMBER II fa5s, BESSIE <.
BROWN (nee Payne) Of 4Ol4 37th
St. Mount Rainier. Md. beloved
of MS Gs T Hnns Ro oSsa on0 JAMES, s
/. and william H. Payne, Mrs.
Grace o Shertzer, Georee H. Payne
and Mrs. Nellie Ahlberg Friends
may cali at the Nalley Funeral
Home, 5000 Rhode Island ave-. at
will be held on Saturday. September
10. at . pm. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Port Lincoln
Cemetery Is
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Monday; septembsr a. 1859. BELLE
ington, D, c., mother. Of Mrs, Fran
ees Burlingame and grandmother
Of Mrs. Carl L. Nelson. both Of
San Francisco. Calf: sister Of
Mrs d c. Bergman Of st. Louis,
Mo, and aunt Of A. Smith Bowman,
IT., and z. De Long Bowman. both
Of Sunset Hills, Va: Edmund s,
De Long Of Princeton. N. J. and
Mrs Hugh Bedford Of Trenton,
N. J. Services will be held at
Gavler's Chapel, 1855 Pa. ave. NV
pm. interment Lexington. Ky, In
lieu Of flowers. 1t is requested that
contributions be sent to the Frontier
Nursing Service at Wendover. Ky
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

GRAYSON, WILLIAM. On Monday,
S iRgG;;YHsssss d 4 ,ad 9s's Gu. w "
Apt. 2, beloved. husband Of Ada
Grayson and devoted father Of
Allen. Reginald and William Gray
son. Also surviving are one sister.
Mary Barnes: one brother. George
Flora Stevenson, and other relatives
ana Sar, many irisnSs Aft sT,.1d,p N
invited to can at the Mcclure Fu-
where the rosary viii be recited
at 7:30 pm, Solemn high mass
Sis , oS 0 n 10 AZ Sm Fr.dsyS o's seD q
TENDER Is, at st. Aueustifie's Cath
Ollie Church, 1716 18th ST. NV
Interment Mount oliVet Cemetery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17

ROGERS, BEULAH. On Monday, Sep.
TENDER IA, 1859, BEULAH ROGERS
She leaves a mother. one daughter
and other relattyes and friends
Friends may call ct the JoyneI
Funeral Home. lie Massachusetts
ave, NV, after pm. Thursday
September IL, where services vii
be held on Friday, September as
a. ~ noon. Interment Woodlawu