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Dr.. Dean H. Rose Dies;
u. S. Plant PothoIoqist

DR.. Dean Humboldt Rose, 81,
q former plant pathologist with
the Department Of Agriculture,
died at his Arlington home
yesterday after q long illness.
DR.. Rose, who was senior
plant pathologist with the Bu-
reau Of Plant Industry, wrote
numerous bulletins on the sto-
rage Of fruits and vegetables.
He retired in 1850 after 80
years Of service.
"A native Of Ionia, Kans., he
received degrees from the
University Of Kansas and
Washington University at st.
Louis, and received his doctor
ate from the University Of
Chicago.
DIR. Rose was a life member
of the Lafayette Masonic Lodge
No. 10; Acacia and the Sigma
Psi national scientific fraterni-
'ty.
Active in church work, he
was q former deacon and trus-
tee Of the Universalist National
Memorial Church at Sixteenth
and 8 streets NV.
DIR. Rose leaves his wife, the
former Edith Nelson, of 43l4
North Pershing drive, Airing
ton, the home address; q
daughter, Miss Jeanne Rose, of
400 North Piedmont street, Ar
lmgton; Q son, Rial, Of $3.50
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Albert Shapes,
Aided Retarded

Albert Shapes. 4s, an in.
structor at the Jewish Founda-
ton for Retarded Children
died of a heart attack yester.
day at Prince Georges Genera
Hospital.
Mr.. Shapes, who lived al
6407 Landover road in Chev.
erly, Nd, came to the Wash
ington area in 1859 after work
ing as an accountant for thC
Internal Revenue Service II
San Francisco, Calf. For the
last two years he had been 9
therapist. an Instructor ir
manual dexterity and q voca-
tional director at the Jewish
Foundation for Retarded Chill.
dren.
He was born In Baltimore
and was graduated from Balti-
more City College High School
A bachelor, he leaves one
sister, Mrs. Pearl Kahn Of Bal
timore. and five brothers, Mar
Gus, Of New York, Jacob, Rob.
ert, Samuel, and David. all Of
Baltimore.
Funeral services will be at
pm. tomorrow at c. D. Gold.
berg and Sons Funeral Home
AIT Ninth street, NV, with
burial in Arlington Cemetery
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Albert c. Frost, Sc, an as
Sistant secretary at the Inter-
national Monetary Fund, died
yesterday at the George Wash
tngton University Hospital after
q brief illness.
Mr.. Frost, q native of Eng
land, had served at the fund
since 1947. aiding in work on
the economic problems Of the
102 member countries.
A graduate of Cambridge
University. he was a teacher
and journalist in England until
1910. when he was named to
the Ministry of Economic War
fare in London.
From 1871 to 1945 Mr.. Frost
served as third secretary Of the
British Embassy In Washing
ton, and In 1916 was named
first secretary.
On retiring there, he was
made q member Of the Order
Of the British Empire for his
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Brother TunkeI.
At Monastery
For 40 Years

Brother Norbert Tunkel, "a
a Franciscan Brother at the
Com missariat Of the Holy
Land, died Of pneumonia Sat-
urday at Providence Hospital
A native Of Breslau, Germa-
ny, Brother Norbert was for.
merly John Tunkel. He Joined
the Franciscans of st. Hedwie
Province. Germany, in 1907
and was transferred to tbs
Franciscan Monastery Of the
Holy Land in Washington ir
1922.
Conversant in German, Pol
ish and English, he attended
his duties In the correspon.
dence and mailing department
of the Monastery until several
days before his death.
His associates at the Mona
terry commended his great
regularity and faithfulness to
duty and prayer" during his 81
years in the religious life as ar
inspiration to colleagues.
The funeral was held yester-
day at the Memorial Church Of
the Holy Land, with burial In
the Monastery Cemetery.
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Martha Ostenso,
Veteran Author

SEATTLE. Nov. 26 (AP)-
Martha Ostenso, So, author of
wild Geese" and The Sister
Kenny Story" died in Seattle
Sunday.
Miss Ostenso and her hus-
band, Douglas Durkin, arrived
from her hometown Of Brain
erd, Mimi, Friday. She became
i'll and was taken directly to a
hospital.
Miss Ostenso. author of about
80 novels, an anthology Of
verse and many short stories,
was born In Bergen. Norway,
and reared in South Dakota
and Minnesota. She attended
the University Of Manitoba, in
Canada, where she met her
husband, who was teaching one
Of her writing classes. They
were married in 1914.
Miss Ostenso's first work, "A
Far Land" was published in
1924. wild Geese" was pub
lished in 1925 and was con-
sidered one of her best works.
THE Sister Kenny Story" was
written In 1912 and was made
into q motion picture.
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Death Of Man
At BurtonsviIIe
Ruled Suicide

Montgomery County police
have listed the death of q man
whose body was found near
Burtonsville. Nd, last Wednes-
day as suicide.
They identified the body as
that Of Alfred Otis Clark, 81
a native Of Buffalo, who had
been living in recent years
with a family in Norris
town, Pa.
Mr.. Clark was a bachelor
who had been orphaned at &
years Of age and had worked
In recent years as a hospital
and nursing home porter, &C.
cording to Capt. Fred Thrail-
kill. county detective chief.
The Henry Farris family,
with whom he had been living,
had known him about 20 years
and told police he had been
suffering with a variety Of
heart and internal disorders.
Mr.. Clark's body, with a gun
in his coat pocket, was found
behind a gravel pit about 200
yards off Greencastle road, a
mile-and-a-half east of U. s
Route 20, with bullet wounds
in the head and upper chest.
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Mrs. Roebuck,
Minister'S Wife

Mrs. Thomas Roebuck. II,
wife Of the assistant pastor OF
the Deanwood First Baptist
Church. died Sunday at her
Northeast Washington home
after a long illness.
Mrs. Roebuck, the former
Betty Mallory. was born in Lo-
Gust Dale. Va. and moved to
Washington In 1925. She was
a member Of the Deanwood
church's deaconess board for
many years.
Besides her husband. of 1886
Hunt place NE. the home ad-
dress. she leaves two sons. Rob-
ert, Of the home address, and
Abraham, Of 1923 Emerson
street NE, and five grandchil-
dren.
Services will be at 1880 am.
tomorrow at the Deanwood
Church, 1908 Forty-fifth street
NE, with burial in Arlington
Cemetery.
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Mrs. Lincoln BOrqIum

BEEVILLE, Tex. Nov. 26
(AP).-Mrs. Lincoln Borglum,
48, wife of the nationally known
sculptor who completed the
Mount Rushmore National Me-
mortal at Black Hills, S. OAK,
died yesterday. Mr.. Borglum
completed the Rushmore me-
mortal after the death of his
father, Gutzon Borglum.
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North Potomac street, Airing
ton, and two grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am
tomorrow at the Ives funera
home, 2s47 Wilson boulevard
Arlington, with burial in Co.
lumbia Gardens Cemetery.
The family requests that ex.
pressions of sympathy be in the
form Of contributions to the
Minister'S Discretionary Func
at the Universalist Nationa
Memorial Church
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Prof. TiIIotson

BRUNSWICK, Me-, Nov. 26
(AP).-Prof. Frederic Earle
Thornlay TillotSon, Sc, chair
man Of the Bowdoin College
Music Department, died yester-
day. Prof. Tillotson, a concert
pianist, had served as conductor
of a symphony orchestra and
chorus in Denver and had per-
formed many times as a soloiSt
with the Boston Symphony
Orchestra. He was born in st.
Louis.
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DEATHS
I'm mrntnrtaitt

TN MPtttnrtattt
AsHBY, ALICE NJ. Deep in our :
hearts we cherish the memory of :
our precious sister, ALICE M. /,
ASHBY, who left US twenty-six years !,
ELLA, ARTHUR, JOHN PETERS,
BR0THER-INLAW.
I wish you knew the gratitude
That fills my heart today;
But being you, / know you do,
Somehow you we're always nrt nat ,
BROWN, CORA, and FOWLER;
my devoted aunt, AMELIA FOWL a
Err, who left me one year ago.
August 81, 1852, and my mother, /,
| CORA BROWN, who passed thirty
three years ago today November
Loved in life, remembered in death.
DEVOTED NIECE AND DAUGH-f
TER, GRACE B. DADE.
BURTON, NELLIE WALKER. In loving
memory Of our mother, NELLIE
WALKER BURTON, who departed
this life six years ago today, No
vember u, 1857. :
We, still miss you, dear Mother
Although six years have passed.
DAUGHTERS, RHODA, MATHELDA,s
MADGE AND ALETHA.
CARTER, CARRIE n. In loving mem
DRY of our darling mother and
grandmother, CARRIE N. CARTER.
who passed away twelve years ago
today, November 70, 1851.
Time cannot erase a memory
OF a mother we loved so dear;
We can only cherish the happy day
When you were with us here. o..
THE FAMILY.
JONES, DONALD FRANCIS. In low
ing memory Of DONALD FRANCIS
JONES, who passed away two years 2
ago today November rs, 1851.
Your memory is a keepsake
With which we will never part;
Though God has YOU in His keeping, +
We still have you in our hearts.
MOTHER, BROTHER AND SISTER.
KENNEDY, JOHN FITZGERALD. In
memory of the late honorary preSi-
dent Of the Boy Scouts of America.
ment in extending to Mrs Kennedy
and her children our heartfelt con-
dolences upon the death Of our
beloved President-a champion for
the fitness Of our Nations youth.
NATIONAL CAPITAL AREA COUN-
ClL' BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA.
MASON, HELENA A. In loving MEM
DRY Of our dear niece and cousin,
uGnATIH0
Der Is, 1862. '' -'0'e-
Loving thoughts, a silent tear,
a beautiful memory of one we loved
THE FAMILY. =
LEAGUE, ALBERT L. In memory Of
our beloved son and brother, AL
BERT L. LEAGUE, who departed
this life one year ago today, No
Hember Is, 1852.
Throughout the years, not for today
Your place within our hearts remain
your own. THE FAMILY.
WAGNER, MATTE L. In Ioving
memory Of my dear mother, MATTE
L. WAGNER, who departed this life
Two years ago today, November IS,
4 wonderful Mother, woman and aide.
One who was better, God never made,
n "onoeIfu worker who loyal and
One in million, that Mother was
DAUGHTER. NoLA MAIsEL.
WILLIAMS, FRANK. In sad but Ioyi11
memory 81 our dear father, FRANK
twenty-thTee years ago today, No
Memories, are keepsakes no one can
steal.
Death IS a heartache only God can
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
Of a wonderful father we shall
never forget.
YOUR LOVING CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS, PEARRY L. In loving
me memorial OF our dear mother,
PEARRY L. WILLIAMS, who passed
away one year today, November Is,
Beautiful memories are all we have
left
OF a wonderful mother we shall
never forget;
Her face will shine brightly before us
her voice we shall never forget
Her kind ways will inspire US onward
To meet her beyond life'S Sunset
YOUR DEVOTED CHILDREN,
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium

Crematorium
j. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
9Th st. and Mass. Ave. III, as7oo
Rinaldi Funeral Home
400 GEORGIA AVE. NV. RA. a-JlII
z Blks. North Of Walter Reed Hospital
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With Regard to q
Card of Thanks

Vs0 ofssn q esrd Of thanks
IN The Stor meets q need
which ean herdly be solved in
enY other woY. Not only Is
Il q srosioUs expression ct
erofifvds 10 those who have
sent HoroI tnbUtss but olso
eoV4soVsly acknowledge fhs
services and Hndnsssss Of
the many 10 whom o personal
note Of thanks eonnot well be
meilsd or whose homes end
addresses ore not hHoUn.
insertion Of q cord Of thanks
moY be orongsd BY telephone
10 The StaS, U. $4,000.
The Evening end SSnday Sur
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ROOTs, ARTHUR Z. 81

ROOTS, ARTHUR L. Suddenly, on
Friday. November a. 1873, al Be.
thesda, Nd. ARTHUR L. ROOTS,
beloved husband Of Edna H. Roots,
son Of Emory and Daisy Roots. Also
surviving are two sons, five step
children, q host Of other relatives
November rs, friends NAV caII AZ
the Snowden Funeral Home, 2l6
North Washington st., Rockville, Nd,
Funeral on Wednesday, November
n, at pm, from the Seneca
Community Church, Seneca, Nd. In
terment Poolesville, Nd.
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' members d ant cS St'1Sst ch ase
Chapter, No. %, D. Z. s.,
are hereby notified Of the
death Of Sister FLOR
ENCE W. cox on Monday,
no Stss : g: lSS3. :. East IS:
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9ratha


WEIGH, RUTH z. tnee MeCsthran). i
on Sunday, November n, 1853, al
Sibley Hospital, RUTH Z. WHICH
S3se MS MscS y IN ls e seI en- Weles
She is survived BY brother, S. Jay
McCsthran, ir.; a niece and three
nepheWs. Services az the 5. H. Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 2Sol Ian g. n;W2
pm. (psrdne facilities). Infermeut
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 70 j
WILLIAMS, J. STANLEY. otfcers 4
f. i and %en P15ia1. Il 10. B1 Z. q
DIH SS .4sSg 10tih q 81 &c
HlV0H esatlh q, q. q u,I BF TYsTs j. J; :
SfsSs9sd i iFris SSss@ may al :,
q Valleys, Funeral Home, go !,
Wednesday, November n, at 1880 Z
pm. Intement Glenwood Gene :
terry. =
WILLIAMS, MARTIN LUTHER. On
Monday, November IS, 1853 MAR
TIN LUTHER WILLIAMS Of zSo3
King pl. me-, beloved husband Of
Elizabeth ID. Williams, brother Of I'd
mund Williams Of Detroit. Mich
and Stanley G., Williams Of Korea 3
eleNdLnef OF MIs. E<lLdueth MI tAes
Mrs. Kathryn Bozek and william
r. O'Meara. Friends may call az
Valleys Funeral Home. 400 Rhode
Island ave-, at Eastern ave; ne,
where services VIII be held on
Wednesday, November ~, az ] pm
Relatives and friends invited. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
WILLIAMS, MARTIN L. Comrades o.
lena Harden Camp No. Z.
United Spanish War Vet -
FsVNl Grams, will assemble AZ
tH,aflHH Valleys Funeral Home
4s$AtsD $500 Rhode Island ave.
@ Bs' n. " iss9. a TIa:5 cV pm.,
for services for our late comrade.
MARTIN L. WILLIAMS.
JOHN J. SABINS, Commander.
WILLIS. GEORGE COLLIER. OF Gas
vember "a, 1888, husband Of Bessie
Z. Willis and father Of Douglas Cob
lier Willis. He also IS survived by
one stepSon, Dennis Smith. Services
at Chambers Funeral Home, 5lT
18th 81. Sc, on Wednesday, Novem-
Der ~, at pm. Interment Fort ID
Lincoln Cemetery. rs
WILLIS, GEORGE c. Officers and =
members Of Local Unions
AsSA No. as, /. B. z. W.. are
AgSSESa hereby notified Of The death
Ri ~ l. Of Brother GEORGE c.
~ may caIl al he chamberS
Funeral Home, 5l7 18th st. sc.
Services on Wednesday, November
q. at J pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
{. !. CURTIN. Fin. secy. - s,
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hUEbUCh, bEIIIE. On Sunday, No
vember a, 1853, at her residence,
a53e Hunt pl.. ne, MRS. BETTE
ROEBUCk, beloved wife Of the Rev,
Thomas j, Roebuck. She also Is sur
xived BY two sons, Abraham L. and
Robert NJ. ROebuck; a foster son,
William A. Coleman; five grandchil-
dren, GWendolyn Bernadette, COzettf,
Linda NJ, Thomas J. I'LL and Robert
NJ. Roebucks r.; two devoted daugh-
lers-in-laWs Gwendolyn and Mary
kQebucki nieces, nephews and many
pm. Tuesday, November %, remains
VIII lie In state at First Baptist
Church Deanwood, zoos l5th ST. ne,
where funeral services will be held
az 1880 am. Wednesday, November
~, the Rev. Andrew j. Allen Off
Siating. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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~ em Star services at TIE
Gnevy Chase Funeral Home, 5l03
Wisconsin ave. NV, at q pm.
Wednesday vVsSiISss November p: Funeral
Der y. at Fort Myer chap eD'e AZ.
hngton National Cemetery.
JANE FRANCES IGROLIG,
RUTH B. wEGNER, p. H.. Secy. 70
GROVES, ALMA MAE. On Monday.
November Is, 1853, at Montgomery
general Hospital, ALMA MAE
Nd, wife Of the late Kenneth II.
Groves, mother Of Miss Mary Groves
and Kenneth Groves, IT., of Oak
Grove, Va; Mrs. Daisy M. carp OF
Derwood, Nd; sister Of Mrs. Grace
III Braks Of Derwood, Md, and Sam
survived by three Grandchildren,
Friends may call at the Francis ii.
Barber Funeral Home Laytonsville,
Nd, where services will be held on
"wednesday, November n, at II am.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
HARRISON, BEATRICE ELEANOR.
On November n, 1853, BEATRICE
ELEANOR HARRISON Of l0ls Addi-
son rd., Fairmont Hts, Md, devoted
wife of Joseph Lee Harrison; mother
Of Rosa II. johnson, Helen Harrison,
Regenla II. johnson, Marie Lee and
JOSEPH, r., Harrison. Also surviving
thirteen grandchildren, three great.
grandchildren, other relatives and
many friends. After 8 pm. Tues
day.. November Is. friends may cali
at the Rollins Funeral Home, k339
Hunt place ne, where services viii
~, at ] pm, Jehovaf's Witnesses
mortal Park. rs
HARVEY, HARRY ]. On Saturday.
November q, 1858, at DAYTON, Ohio,
HARRY. j. HARVEY Of 2l62 Green
spring drR DAYTON, Ohio, husband Of
RT 6Sn V uul Harvey father Of Mrs:
grandchildren. Mr.. Harvey rests at
the Warner E. Humphrey Funeral
Home, sl34 Georgia ave, Silver
Spring, Md, where friends may visit
after pm. Tuesday parking facili-
Tep s q hS sOD 81 on oeFss TSg tne
November ~, at 10 am, al 81
Church, 500 Sargent I'd, Chillum,
No. Interment Arlington National
HARVEY, HARRY J. Officers and
members Of Local Union,
sSA No. rs, !. B. E. W., are
HSSNz$A hereby notified of the
H ~ Is death Of Brother HARRY
NIAA 7; HARVEY on Saturday,
&Assw November q, 1853, at Day
ton, Ohio. Friends may
Funeral Home, el34 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, Md. Mass will be
offered on Wednesday, November ~,
at 10 am, at st. John the Baptist
De La Sale Catholic Church, 500
Sargent I'd, Chillum, Nd. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
c. F. CURTIN, Fin. Secy.
HENRY, BURL. On Saturday, Novem-
Der q, 1858, BURL HENRY of as
Allison st. NV, father of Mrs. Ra-
mona Hightower. He also is sur
vived by four grandchildren, a niece
and nephew, one son-in-law, Ed
ward B. Hightower; other relatives
and friends. After 4 pm. Tuesday,
November Is, friends are invited TO
call at Frazier's Funeral Home, $50
Rhode Island ave. NV. Services
Wednesday, November ~, at pm,
from the Rock Creek Baptist Church,
9th and UpShur sts NV, the Rev.
Ernest Gibbs officiating. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
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jim r. A special COM
munication Of Naval Lodge.
NO. T. F.. A. A. NJ, Ia
hereby called for $50 am.
wednesday, November ~,
Tor the purpose Of con-
Quoting Masonic burial
services for our late
Ohm, r. LUCAS. BY order
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RIDLEY, GEORGE LINCOLN.

RIDLEY, GEORGE LINCOLN. On
Saturday, November q, 1863, at the
Washington HOSPITAL Center,
GEORGE LINCOLN RIDLEY Of ms
18th st. NV, husband Of the late
Christine Washington Ridley, father
Of Miss Elizabeth W. Ridley, Mrs.
t;0e l. ps5,p ,nco's Snq miss ~ inns 3
held at St. Thomas Episcopal
Church, 18th and Church SITS. NV,
on Wednesday. November ~, at II
an. Interment Zion Episcopal
Church Cemetery, Charles Town.
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SCHR0TH, JACK =. On Saturday, No
vember %, 1853, JACK F. SCHROTH
Of So7 I4th st. Carmody Hills, Nd, be-
loved father Of Judith c. Whelihan,
William F., Mary Ann and Joyce Marie
Schroth. Services at Gasch's Funeral
Home D3S Baltimore ave., Hyatts-
villes Nd, on Wednesday, November
~, at II am. Relatives and Friends
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Gene
terry. "a
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ROSE, DEAN HTrNTRoTnr or

ROSE, DEAN HUMBOLDT. On SUM-
day, November a, 1853, at his resi-
aaenSss 81 North PerThIng drive ,
ROSE, beloved husband Of Edith M.
Rose and son Of the late Rial ID.
and Jennie c, Rose. He also Is
survived by DAUGHTER, Jeanne Rose;
q son, Rial Nelson Rose; his wife,
Frances; two grandchildren, all OF
Arlington Va, and a niece, Mar
garet Rose Of Bismarck, n. Dak.
FRIENDS may call az the Ives Flu
lington, Va, after u noon Tuesday,
Noyember %, where funeral services
vii be held Wednesday, November
q, az u am. Interment Columbia
Sardens Cemetery. In lieu OF
flowers, the family suggests that
contributions may be made TO the
Ministers Discretionary Fund Of the
gniversalist National Memorial
Snurchs 10Th and s SITS. NV, Wash.
ingtOn, ID. c. "a
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November d, 1855. al East Point,
Ca, RICHARD 6. ScHMIDT, be- Be,
loved son OF the late Rev. Richard
Schmidt, former pastor Of Zion Luz
Emma Evans, Mrs. Gertrude White.
Mrs. Ruth Kaplan, Albert and Paul
Schmidt. Friends may call at the
Takoma Home, .2S4 Carroll st. NV.
parking opposite). after 3 PM,
Tuesday, where services will be held
am. Interment Prospect Hill Gene.
terry. "a
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Virginia Peter, Alfred and Harwood
Chrisman. Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home, 1851
Good Hope I'd. Sc. parking facili-
desl, on Wednesday, November ~,
At 2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
please copy.J Visiting hours until
coNGER. MARGUERTE n; On Sat.
residence, 62l Gordon st., Falls
Church, Va MARGUERITE NJ.
C0NGER, beloved wife Of Owen X.
Conger, mother Of Mrs. John Houts
Of Miami, Fla; David COnger Of
Silver Silver Spring. Nd and Steven
Navy. daughter of Mrs. Bette John
son of Morrill,, Nebr., and sister of
Friedrich Gumeson of Denver, Colo.
She also Is survived by five grand
children. Notice of funeral arrange
ments later.
cox. FLORENCE W. Suddenly. on
ieS SnqHa SsD EcyeT FfGR 2 49, at c sS
wife Of Edward 4. Cox and sister
Of Harold J, Weale Of New York
City, Ray c. Weale Of Kingston, Pa,
and Archie Weale Of Wilkes-Barre,
Chase Funeral Home, Sol wiscon-
SIN ave. NV, from z to 4 and to
pm; Wednesday, November ~, and
Thursday, November %. Funeral
services win be held on Friday, No
yember a. at pm, at Fort Myer
Chapel. Interment Arlington Ma
gests that expressions Of sympathy
be made In the form of contribu-
tons to the d. c. Cancer Fund. 70
DEAN. ELLA r. I'm Sunday Novann.
Der ~. 1858, ELLA C. DEAN Of
Rev. William III 4. Dean. s 81 She IS sur saie
Yived by three daughters, Sister M.
Monica, Mrs. Thelma d. Manuel and
Mrs. Ruth ID. Boffman; two brothers.
DR.. William Greene and Milton
Greene; four grandchildren, other
relatives and a host of friends.
After S pm. Thursday, Noyember
4 Schey, Inc, Funeral Home, New
Jersey ave. and r st. NV. Funeral
services will be held on Friday, No
ysmber 2, at y am, Ct the
d SITS. Sc, where remains will lie
terry. 1928
DEMPSEY, AGNES n. On Monday, No
vember Is, 1858, AGNES H. DEMPSEY
of Seu Nebraska ave. NV, beloved
wife of William M. Dempsey, mother
Of Dorothy D. Fry, Mary Jane Keller,
McGrath. Funeral from the above
residence on Wednesday, November
~, at $50 am. Requiem Mass at
the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at
10 am. Interment Gate Of Heaven
Cemetery. 2e
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~ - MOBILES Of Mecca Temple phe
No. 10, A. z. A. o. N. NJ.
So are requested to at
IN tend funeral services for
~ our late Noble, JOSEPH
RT W. MOORE, on THURSDAY,
November ze, 1888, al II
pm, at the Jarvis Funeral Home,
l432 You st. NV.
CHARLES L. TAYLOR,
lllustriOus Potenfate.
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onUWhIEI WINFIELD SCOTT. on
F M41E9fdSHy s SSSysPOsT 2s Ssa wiz q:
7 ST. NV. Surviving are two
daughters, five sons, fifteen grand.
children, one brother, Fitzhugh Shu-
mate; other relatives and many
friends. Notice Of funeral later.
Arrangements by Mcclure, Inc. 2e
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~ AA the death Of Brother
N VIRGIL LEE GORE
~ On Sunday, November
call at the EVERY Fu-
g., neral Home, IA West
MAIN st. Fairfax, Va, where fu-
neral services viii be held on
Wednesday, November ~. at 4 pm.
nterment National Memorial Park,
LOUIS s, DOLPHIN,
Recording Secretary.
GOR0UM, HATTIE MAE. OF Edge
water, Md.s on November Is, 1919,
mother of Mrs. Mary G. Hart, Mrs.
Adren Lowe, RUSSELL Al, Frank ~.
Fred E, and James e. Goroum. Also
survived BY two sisters and IS
erandcnlloren; Services at Cham
ave, Riverdale. Nd, on wednesday,
November ~, at 10 am. Internnenf
Union Cemetery, Rockville, Nd.
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