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R. P. Condor, 70.
Census Bureau
EmpIoye Here

Robert Potter Condor, 20, a
United States Census Bureau
employe, died yesterday at
George Washington University
Hospital after a six-month ILL
neses.
Mr.. Condor, who lived at
2846 Seventy-fifth place, Hy-
attsville, Md, was a native of
Seattle, Wash, and was grad
uated from the University Of
Washington.
He moved to the District in
1854 and received a masters
degree in geography before
joining the staff at the Census
Bureau.
Mr.. Condor leaves his wife,
Patricia Aten Condor, a daugh-
ter, Julia Patrice, 2, and a
son. Kelvin Michael. two
months. all Of the home adj
dress; his mother, Mrs. Win
Ston Scott Of Shelton, Wash.
and his father, Robert wilkins
Condor, and a sister Karen
Condor, both Of Seattle.
Services will be held at /
pm. tomorrow at the S. H.
Hines Funeral Home, 1901
Fourteenth street NV. Burial
will be private.
The family asks that express
sions Of sympathy be made in
the form Of donations to the
American Cancer Society.
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Mrs. Mcdowell,
Ex-Teucher and
Former FBI Aide

Mrs. A. Lynn Mcdowell, jr.,
80. a former employee of the
FBI, died of cancer yesterday
in Doctors Hospital after a long
illness.
Born in HillsvilIe, Va, Mrs.
Mcdowell, the former Elean
Goad, attended public schools
there. Upon graduation from
high school she taught school
there briefly.
She came to Washington in
1852 and worked for the FBI
Tor about two years prior to
her marriage in 1853.
Mrs. Mcdowell attended
Union Methodist Church here
and was active in its women's
groups.
Besides her husband, she
leaves a daughter, Patricia
Irene of the home address, 4413
Fifteenth street NV; her
mother, Mrs. Alverta Goad. and
a sister, Mrs. Irene Humphreys,
both of Hillsville.
Services were to be held at
2 pm. today at Gawler's Fu-
neral Home, 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, with burial in
Rock Greek Cemetery.
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1t. Col. Talbot,
World War
Medical Officer

1t. Col. Max v. Talbot, U.s.
retired, died Tuesday at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center
after a long illness.
A native Of Iowa, Col. Talhoi
Joined the Army Medical Corps
prior to World War I. During
the war he accepted a commits
sion as a LIST lieutenant In the
Sanitary Corps. He retired ir
1914 after 80 years of service
Since retirement, the colone,
and Mrs. Talbot had made
their home in New Port Richey
Fla.
In addition to his wife. Ruth
he leaves two sons. Max W., jr.
OF Hanau, Germany, and Johr
H. Of Fort Jackson, S. c., two
daughters. Mrs. Paul Lacy Of
st. Louis. and Mrs. Walter c
Morris Of FL Paso, Tex, and g
sister, Mrs. Otto Knop of New
Port Richey.
Graveside services will bt
held at II am. tomorrow ir
Arlington Cemetery.
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Dr.. Russell, 90,
Developed First
Typhoid Vaccine

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. 30
(AP).-The developer Of the
first successful typhoid vaccine,
DR.. Frederick Fuller Russell,
died yesterday at Veterans Hos
pital.
DR.. Russell. 80. retired in
1920 as a brigadier general in
the Army, later was connected
with Rockefeller Foundation
projects to control yellow fever
and malaria and also had
served as professor Of preven-
tive medicine at Harvard.
Entering the Army in 1888,
DR.. Russell was assigned to do
something about typhoid fever
during the Spanish-Amerlcan
War, He developed a vaccine
that was adopted for the en-
tire Army.
He had received the Dis
tinguished Service Cross,
medals from the Royal Society
Of L., don, National Academy
OF sciences. American Public
Health Association and several
foreign governments.
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H.H. Brocken, Accountant,
Resident of Area Since 1852

Harold H. Bracken, 81, &C.
countant for the American
Psychological Association since
1865. died Of q heart attack
Wednesday in his physicians
office in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Bracken, q native Of Al
toona, Pa. had been q resident
Of the Washington area since
1852. He lived with his wife
Leona. at l0204 Calumet drive
in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Bracken served with he
Army In Europe during World
War II. He lived in Pennsyl-
vania until 1852. when he came
to the Washington area to work
as an accountant with an Alex
andria construction firm. He
received his degrees in account
ing from the Strayer School OF
Business.
Mr.. Bracken had been a
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Settles Samuel M. Leoke,
Building Union Official

Settles Samuel M. Leake, A,
of 436 North Peyton street,
Alexandria. q construction
union official, died Tuesday at
George Washington University
Hospital after a heart attack.
A native of Mount Gilead,
N. c., Mr.. Leake came to the
Washington area in 1913 and
had served as business rep
resentative for Local No. "a Of
the AFL-CIO since 1947.
He was a member of the
executive board Of the Virginia
State Federation of Labor,
AFL-CIO; a delegate to the
Washington Building and Con-
struction Trades Council, and a
member Of the Greater WASH
ington Central Labor Council.
Mr.. Leake also was q mem
Der Of the locals Wage Re-
questing Committee and was q
delegate to several labor con-
ventions during his career as
a union oficial.
In addition, he was active in
the affairs of the Ebenezer
Baptist Church. having served
as chairman Of its board of
trustees and board of ushers
and with the senior choir.
Besides his wife. Mae Ellen
and a son. Keith, both of the
home address, Mr.. Leake leaves
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Mrs. w. J. Germun,
Coal Officials Wife

Mrs. William j. German, II
wife Of a retired coal official
died Sunday at her home in
Huntington. w, Va, after 9
three-month heart ailment.
The former Anna Hope, she
was a native of Plains. Pa. and
the daughter Of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John r. Hope. She
and Mr.. German were married
in 1908.
Prior to his retirement sew
eral years ago. Mr.. German
served as chairman of the
Allied Coal Organization and
was an adviser to Gen. Lucius
D. Clay for the rehabilitation
OF the Ruhr coal mines in
Germany.
Besides her husband of the
home address, Mrs. German
leaves a daughter. Mrs. Robert
E. Lee Golf of 8341 Colesville
road, Silver Spring; a son, DR..
John Dee German of Man,
w. Va; three grandchildren,
and three great-grandchildren.
Funeral services and burial
were held Wednesday in Hunt
ington.
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John Hogan, n,
Helped Found
Stotion WQxR

NEW YORK, Dec. 80 (AP).-
John Vincent Lawless Hogan,
II, inventor Of single dial radio
tuning and co-founder of radio
station WQXR here, died yes
terday at his Forest Hills home.
Mr.. Hogan began expert
menting with televiSion in the
1920s and in 1928 he began
broadcasting, over an expert
mental frequency, a sound pro-
gram to match a visual pro-
gram. Owners of radio receiv-
ing sets, flddling around with
the dial, picked up the sound.
He was seeking higher f.
deity in sound broadcasts and
INDUCED in his own musical
tastes in picking the material.
His broadcasts included records
selected for high fidelity in
classical and semiclassical
music.
In 1885. he was Joined by
Elliott M. Sanger and they
organized the Interstate Broad
casting Co. to operate the ex-
perimental frequency as
WQXR. The New York Times
bought the station in 1914 and
still owns it.
Mr.. Hogan leaves his wife,
Edith; a son, John, jr., and
three grandsons.
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Mrs. Rogers, Retired
School Official, Dies

Mrs. Elmer E. Rogers, adj
ministrative principal Of Will
son Normal School here in the
l920S, died Wednesday night
at the Washington Hospital
Center.
Mrs. Rogers, a widow, who
lived at 3705 Morrison street
NV, had entered the hospital
with a broken hip.
She was the author Of the
widely used text, "Our Lam
guage." She retired in 1916 as
a divisional director of the Dis
trict public school system.
AS q young teacher, Mrs.
Rogers was appointed to Pea
body Elementary school in
1894. She became principal of
Dent Elementary School in
1904. She was then Miss Flor
ence Hopkins.
She resigned in 1907 to be
married to Mr.. Rogers. an at
torney here and the editor Of
the Masonic publication, New
Age Magazine. She returned to
teaching as a practice teacher
at Wilson Normal. now District
Teachers College. in 1909.
Mrs. Rogers was listed in
Who's Who Of American
Women" and was a member of
the educational sorority Delta
Kappa Gamma and the Ma
tional League Of Pen Women.
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John W. Null,
Auctioneer, 50

FREDERICK, Md, Dec. 80
(AP).-John w. Null, SO, an
auctioneer for 81 years, died
last night of a heart attack
at his home.
Mr.. Null began auctioneering
in 1906 and was still active at
the time of his death. He also
was a fireman on the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad for IS years
and once operated a general
store at nearby Douds, Md.
He leaves his wife, Iona. and
two sons, ]. William and Del
bert S., president of the Board
Of Frederick County Commits
SionerS.
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Arthur French, 50,
Famed Navy Diver

STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn.
Dec. 80 (AP).-Arthur Zip,
French. who won fame as {
Navy diver in connection with
the sunken Navy submarine
Ssh. is dead at So.
Mr.. French, a veteran of II
years with the submarine Serv.
ice during and after Worlc
War I, died yesterday at John.
son Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. French recovered bodies
from the Ssh, which sank ir
1925 of Block Island after col.
liding with the steamer City
Of Rome. He enlisted in the
Army in World War II anc
served in a tank company un.
der Gen. George S. Patton, jr.
in the European theater.
A bachelor. French leave:
three brothers and three sisters
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Miss Miller, 81,
IRIS Retire.

Miss Mary Josephine Miller
81, a retired employee of the
Internal Revenue Service, dice
yesterday at her home, 1915
Shepherd street NE, after 9
long illness.
Miss Miller. known as Doe,
to her friends. was a native
Washingtonian and a gradu-
ate Of st. Mary's School here
She was a member Of the Third
Order Of st. Francis and Of
the Sodality Of st. Mary'S
Catholic Church.
She is survived by a sister
Mrs. ]. Floyd Maley OF the
home address.
Friends may call at the
home, Services will be at lC
am. tomorrow at st. Mary's
Church, 727 Fifth street NV
Burial will be in st. Mary's
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lille Carter
80 Years in D. G.

Mrs. Clarence Carter, 10, 9
resident of the Washington area
for about 80 years, died after q
heart attack yesterday at Sub
urban Hospital.
The former Lille Robertson
she was born in Scott County
Ill, and lived for many years al
oxford, Ohio.
After moving to the District
she worked on the editoria
staff Of State Department pub.
LEGATIONS for about 10 years.
She was a member of thu
oxford Carolina Scot .Chaptel
of the Daughters of the Ameri,
can Revolution.
Besides her husband, sht
leaves two sons, Wilfred S., O
the home. 1870 Connection
avenue, Chevy Chase, and Har,
old. of Omaha, Nebr., and twt
sisters. Mrs. Leila Ransom ant
Mrs. Fanny Kesinger, both o.
White Hall, III.
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1n Mrtitnrtait1

ROLAND. PEARLE ELAEN sYDNOR.
In loving memory OF my dear wife,
PEARL ELAN sYDNoR ROLAND,
who departed this life two years ago
today. December 80. 1858.
Her life Is a beautiful memory.
s, Her l. s6sence o Is silent grie iid.n
In the sunshine Of perfect peace.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, CLAIR
ENCE ROLAND. AND FAMILY.
ROLAND. PEARL. In memory Of my
sister, PEARL ROLAND, who passed
two years ago today, December 80.
1858.
Loving memories never die
Although iife's sun for each must set,
You. dear Sister. we win never for
ETHEL AND ARTHUR.
SAVOY, GEORGETTA, In loving mem
DRY Of my aunt, MRS. GEOR0ETTA
SAVOY. who passed away five years
Her NIECE NIECE, GRACE v. r RRiHo5SSGs. =.
SPENCER, ARIETTA GERTRUDE, In
memory Of our darling mother. ARR
ETA GERTRUDE SPENCER. who
passed away ten years ago, De-
cember 80. 1850.
Ten years ago you left us
To Join the saints above:
On. DARING little Motner.
You're still the one we love.
We promise you. dear Mother,
When with work down here we're
Well come riSht straight to Heaven
30 we can be with you.
YOUR CHILDREN, DOROTHY AND
STEELE. JOSEPHINE WILSON. In
sac but loying memory mo-; q our vS Gear
who departed this life eight years
aRo today. December 80. 1882.
The angels are faithfully guarding
A sacred and silent grave.
For In 1t lies q precious one
We loved, but could not save.
YOUR SISTERS ELolsE, DELLA
WEsTBURY, JOHN W. In loving mem,
W. WEsTBURY. who passed away
suddenly one year ago today. De-
cember 80. 1859.
Your gentle face and patient smile.
With sadness we recall;
YoY had a kindly word for each.
SISTER, Ans died AH HsiGvsd w. ~ al hE,icHM1E:
EEpaEw. f fHfln IT, = HoL hGhtE u
WHITE, RACHEL z. AND JAMES
ones, wife and mother, RACHEL
Z WHITE, who left US December
30, 1887. and son and brother,
JAMES H. WHITE. Jr.. September
rs, 1851.
There are many memorials raised
In honor Of those who have honored
life, some In stone, others in gold
and silver. Our endless prayer Is
that we may be sure that the finest
monument we can build for those We
love is q life OF honor and TRUTH
which Is q living memorial
THE FAMILY, Mr.. JAMES H.
WHITE, GLADYS AND THELMA.
WILSON, AT3c FRANK w, In mem
DRY OF A/3e FRANK W. WILSON.
They say time heals all sorrow
And helps us to forget
But time so far has only proved
How much we miss him yet.
A face that is ever before us,
voice that we cannot forget:
A smile that will last forever.
In memory you are with US yet;
YOUR LOVING MOTHER. BERNlCE
CHAMBERS; YOUR BROTHERS,
SISTERS AND FAMILY.
WYNNE, HATTIE. In memory Of our
who departed this life three years
ago. December 80. 1857.
Today brings sad memories Of Q
loved one gone to rest,
Who will never be FORGOTTEN by
THOMAS AND MAMIE wYNNE,
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member of a Masonic lodge in
Pennsylvania. He and his wife
attended the Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church at SO Univer-
sity boulevard in Silver Spring
Besides his wife, he leaves his
father, Homer L. Bracken. and
his stepmother. Mrs. Gunhild
Bracken. both Of Altoona; two
stepsisters, Mrs. Charles Roach
of 800 Dennis avenue in Silver
Spring, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith
Of Altoona.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 am. tomorrow in the
Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home. 8434 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring. Burial will be
in Parklawn Cemetery.
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Harry B. AveriII, 79,
Retired Publisher

LONG BEACH, Calf, Dec
80 (AP).-Harry B. Averill, 10
retired newspaper publisher,
died yesterday after a years
illness. Mr.. Averill published
the Mt. Vernon CWashD Daily
Herald from 1925 to 1854 and
the Santa Paula (@alifD Daily
Chronicle from 1854 until his
retirement in 1859.
He leaves his widow, Winona,
and a daughter, Mrs. w. j.
Ballentine Of Lancaster, Calf.
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three sisters. Mrs. Julia Studi-
vent and the Misses Addie and
Rosa Leake. and a brother,
Archie, all Of Mount Gilead.
Funeral services will be held
at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Ebenezer Church, 903 Queen
street. Alexandria. Burial will
be Sunday in Mount Gilead.
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She was a graduate with dis
tinction of George Washington
University and did graduate
work at Columbia University.
Surviving is a niece, Mrs.
Paul Connors Of the home ad-
dress.
Services will be at 2 pm. to-
morrow at the s. H. Hines Fu-
neral Home, 2901 Fourteenth
street NV, with burial in Con-
Igressional Cemetery.
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DEATHS
Announcement Of
Services b. ChAmberO
1n Mrtttnrtaitt

HAZELocK. ALICE. In loving mem:
s 9ry Of SIT 0thsi HzE fS dev9 %s0
passed away four years ago today,
December 80. 1855.
God saw the road was getting rough,
And the hills were hard to climb.
30 He closed your weary eyelidS =,
uv And Th aSTe PEACE z g ts nHrH
Af PENN o1 soR, EEEEookARp a1 AND Sc.
VOTED FRIEND, FRANCIS BAR
HOWARD, REV. WILLIAM JAMES. In
REV. WILLIAM. JAMES HOWARD,
that 'tslxart servant Of a9d; who Snc
years ago today, December 80. 1928.
Gratefully remembering his teaching
and trying to walk In his steps
HIS LOVING DAUGHTERS.
HUGHS TON, ANNIE W. AND JOHN L,
mother, ANNIE W HUoHsToN. who
entered into eternal rest December
JOHN l. HUoSsToN' who Vent
home December 20. 1850.
YOUR CHILDREN, FRANCES H
I HH9HsT0N AND ORA ETA
KING, EMMA J. AND ROBERT A, In
sad but loving remembrance Of our
s snd R RoihsF 'nS if khsd M Moh:i
passed away thirty EIGHT years ago
today, December 30, 1922, and
father passed away fourteen years,
three months and eleven days ago,
September 10. l946.
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same;
Peaceful he y0Ir rest. dear OnPA
Until we meet again.
Fond memories linger every day,
Remembrance keeps you near.
Nothing can ever take away
The love our hearts hold dear
1G EMMA T% xSD f RobERr, CHILDREN u.
DRY OF our devoted mother, EVELYN
C. MAIER, who left US thirteen years
ago today, December 80, 1047.
God gave US o wonderful mother.
One OF the worlds very best:
And when her work on earth was
He called her home to rest.
Her life was unSelnsh.
For others she always lived;
No, not for what she could get
But for what she always could
She had . smile for everyone,
And 9 heart as good as gold.
And those who knew her loved her,
80 her memory will never grow
DAUGHTER AND soN-1N.LAw,
MARTHA AND CHARLIE ROWAN;
SON AND DAUGHTER In LAW,
ADAM AND AURORA MA1ER,
AND 0RANDCHILD, ADAM, Jr.
ROLAND, PEARL SYDN0R. In low
inE meT sSEno q r oST de- dear irie nd,
US two years ago today. December
80. 1858.
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
OF q wonderful friend we shall never
YOUR LONELY FRIENDS. THE
DANCYS.
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CEMETERY LOTS

A-sPACE LOT. val, 81. 100; Natl. Me-
mortal Park. Falls Church.: owner;
$3.50 cash. HA. 2-S703, after 6 D m.
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JENKINS. ELIZABETH On s.,vrd.,

December "a. 1850, EIfzABETH
JENKINS OF 40S L st. Sc. Apt,
!. devoted mother Of Mrs. Isabelle
Re ID and Mr. Clarence Z. jenkins,
Sh also leaves to mourn her pass
fri ,nds Remains RESTING Al HE
Ja n T Rhines Il Co Funeral Home.
3u.5 10Th st. ne. (ample parkinR
faeilities). where friends may cali
after 4 pm. Friday. December 80,
held on Saturday. December 81, al
2 pm. the Rev. B. H. Whiting Of.
nciating. Interment WoodlaVn Gem
etery. 40
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JACOBS. COURTNEY. On

December 81 1890. &C couS sfsSHy;
JACOBS Of 40l3 18th st. NV He
Is survived by q sister. Mrs Lucille
Wade: one niece. Dorothea Lloyd; q
great-niece. Phoebe LLOYD; one great
nephew. Michael Lloyd. and many
3 pm. Friday, December 80. friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral
Home, $50 Rhode Island ave. NV,
where services will be held on
saturday, December 81, at IL am.
terry an
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JACKSON. RUBY ]. On Thursday,
December 70. 1850. Al Freedmen:
Hospital; RUBY j. JACKSON OF
Mrs. Cecil Waldwell. She also is
survived by one sister, Mrs. Loretta
Rhodes; five brothers. other reia-
tiveS and many friends. Interment
gainesville. Ohio Local arrange
ments BY NOTION a Xoodford
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December IS. 1880. al At G GsSTesoaz;
University Hospital JOHN J HUR.
Falls Church. Va. beloved husband
OF A. Lucille Hurley, father Of Helen
and Michael Hurley. He also is
survived by two brothers and three
sisters Of Milwaukee: Wis. Friends
Funeral Home, 1924 Columbia pike.
Arlington. Va parking in rear,
after pm. Thursday. December
~. There will be q recitation Of
the rosary at the above funeral home
a. pm Friday, DECEMBER 80.
REQUIEM mass will be offered at 10
am. Saturday, December 81, at
81. James Church. Falls Church,
Va; 1nterment st. James Cemetery,
Fails Church, Va. 80
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day, December IS, 1860, in BSlti-
more. Nd. LURA NJ. PANoBORN,
beloved wife OF the late Frank 8
PanRborn and mother Of Stanley ".
Pangborn and Mrs. Thelma Bergen
OF Detroit. Mich; sister Of Elton
Saddoris Of Toledo. Ohio. Friends
are invited TO call at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home of Rob-
ert A. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
where services will be held on Satur-
day. December 81. at pm, In
terment National Memorial Park,
Fairfax. Va.
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PUMPHkEY, RAYMOND TYSON. on
TTSos Sb y psssm SsI 3; 1890 RAY;
husband Of Mabel Pumphrey. father
Mrs. Jean Creel and Mrs. Louise
Lowe Of Key West. Fla. and brother
OF George L Humphrey. Mrs. Car
RE Purdy and Mrs. Jeanette Jar
Doe Funeral from the Walter W.
Deal Funeral Home. 1912 Georgia
ave. NV. on Saturday. December
ii. at ii am. Interment WASH
ington National Cemetery, 30
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ARTHUR o. WALLER, W, M.
THEODORE B. JENKINS. Secy

O'DONNELL. CATHERINE M. tnee
LsnEl, On wednesday, December
CATHERINE NJ. oDoNNELL 1ne:
Long). beloved wife Of the late
James J. o'Donnell. mother Of
Mother M Joannice, ?. NJ, NJ; Cath
crime Z. Burk. Dr. Dennis J Julia
Margaret NJ Judge Funeral from
the above residence on Saturday.
December 81, al am, Requiem
mass at the Shrine OF the Blessed
Sacrament at $50 am. Relatives
and friends invited Interment
Mount OliVet Cemetery 40
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n and members Of York
~ Log 4 IS. y sS e,: SsSi 4 Ia ?. I! =
MN urgently requested to at
NX tend the Masonic memorial
Nv services for our late BROTH
er. ARTHUR MELVILLE
WOLFE. at the Warner Z. Pum-
phrey Funeral Home. s434 oeoTEia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. on FRI
day. December 80, 1850, at D N.
ANDREW J. SABoNfs, Jr.,
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FARBER, FLORENCE. On Thursday

December 20. 1850. FLORENCE
FARBER. beloved wife OF the late
Leo Farber and devoted mother OF
Solomon H. and Barney Farber Of
Washinston; p G.: Mrs. Eleanor
Jessie Cohen OF Northridge, Calf.
She also Is survived by four grand
children and three great-grandchil-
dren. Services OF the Sol Levinson
e. Bros. Funeral Home. 601O Rel
sterstown, I'd. lat PinkneyI. Balti-
more. Nd, on Monday, January .,
ct IL an. Please omit flowers.
N mourning at 310S Sumter ave,
Baltimore. Nd. 81
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MARGARET l. On wednes.
Sii Psf'T Mills Is s.la 1Ssp VIE NAB &
the late George P, Mills, ST.: mother
Of qeorse p Mills, IT,. deughter
Of Maude I. Krusen. sister Of Miles
and Clarence KruSen and grand
mother Of judith and George p.
may call at the Collins Funeral
Home, 1921 l4th ST. NV. REQUIEM
mass at st. Catherine Laboure
Church. Silver Spring. Nd, on satur-
day. December 81. at 10 am. In
terment Gate OF Heaven Cemetery.
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PROCTOR, JAMES ALLEN Suddenly

FhUCIUB' JAMES ALLEN. Suddenly.
on Thursday, Decegber 20, 1850.
Sc. III JAMES hssid ALIEN faocT l5fh d. e.
voted son OF Vodola Z. and Joseph
H. Proctor. He also leaves TO mourn
their loss three sisters, one brother,
other relatives and many friends.
Remains resting Al the John T,
ETH st. ne. Notice Of funeral
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PETERSON. CATHERINE 8. On Tues.

day. December "a. 1860. at Casually
SON Of 20 ElmirS st. s1.. beloved
wife OF Norris P Peterson, mother
OF Robert Edward and Norris r.,
tr.;. daughter Of Mrs. Alice Strobei
and Leslie L. Willoughby. sister OF
ton. D. C.. and Mrs. Mary NAY
Of San Carlos. CALI Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
st. and Mass ave. ne. where serV-
ices will be held on Saturday. De-
cem6er q 1t 1890 am. Inter