Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1935, Page 11

. H. BARRINGER, WAR FIGURE, DIES Former Foreign Service Of- ficer Served Under Two Fags. George H. Barringer, 46, former for- elgn service officer who served under two flags during the World War, died Tuesday at Mount Alto Hospital after & long illness. He had been under treatment at the hospital since Feb- ruary, 1934, when he was brought here from Dublin, Ireland, after a severe heart attack. Funeral services were to be held at 8 pm. today at the Fort Myer Chapel, followed by burial in Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. Mr. Baringer, & native of North Carolina, was educated at the Uni- wversity of Virginia, where his father, Dr. Paul P. Barringer, formerly was chairman of the faculty. The latter at one time was president of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. At the outbreak of the World War Mr. Barringer was department man- (edar Hill Where Perpetual Care is More Than a Promise! IN GEORGETOWN SHOP AT (7 GEORGE H. BARRINGER. ager of an importing firm in Japan. He accepted a commission in the British army in China, devoting his time to transporting Chinese to France to serve in the British Expedi- tionary Labor Corps. He was transferred to the United | States Army in April, 1918, and was stationed at headquarters in London until the armistice. After the war he entered the Foreign Service and in 15 years served at various times in lre-‘ land, England, Newfoundland and Canada. His wife, Mrs, Constance L. Bar- ringer, and three daughters, Elizabeth, ATTORNEY, 1§ DEAD Nancy and Lalege, had come to Wash- FREE! *lo. ith the Selection of the Miracle Radio THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1935 E.C.BRANDENBURC, Noted Civic Leader and Utilities Lawyer Succumbs After Long lliness. Edwin Charles Brandenburg, out- standing civic leader and utilities law- yer in Washington for 40 years, died yesterday at his home, Montrose, on the Rockville pike, after a long {ll- ness. He was 70 years old and a na- tive of the District. Until failing health forced his re- tirement two years ago, Mr. Branden- burg was actively engaged in the movement for national representation in the District. As chairman of a subcommittee of the Citizens’ Joint Comimttee on National Representa- tion, he presented arguments at sev- eral hearings before Senate and House Committees for legislation to give representation to the District. A leader in business affairs, he was president of the Board of Trade for three years and its general counsel and director for many years. He also held directorships in the Washington Rail- way & Electric Co., the Capital Tran- sit Co., the Potomac Electric Power ington when Mr. Barringer left the Foreign Service last year. They have been living at 2844 Wisconsin avenue. He was the brother of Thomas Bar- ringer of Washington and Mrs. Joseph I. Weller of Alexandria, Va. Other survivors include his parents, three brothers and a sister. Lawyer Dies EDWIN C. BRANDENBURG. Co. and several other optstanding Washington business firms. Educated in D. C. Schools. Mr. Brandenburg was the son of the late Gertrude E. Brandenburg and the late Frederick W. Brandenburg, prom- inent Washington merchant. Educated in the District public schools and at Columbian College, now George Wash- ington University, he was admitted to the bar after receiving the degrees of LL. B. and LL. M. in 1890. He pre- viously had served in the Signal Corps of the Army, being detailed to the Weather Bureau at St. Paul, Minn, where he was in charge of the State weather service. Brandenburg began his career as's special atlorney in the Department of Justice, in charge of cases before the Court of Claims. He resigned in 1905 to enter private law practice, and soon became one of the Capital’s leading utilities lawyers. For many years he was professor of Federal procedure snd procedure in bankruptcy and insolvency at George Washington University. He held an emeritus professorship in law in honor of his years of service and his scholarship as-the author of sev- eral legal texts. He wrote “Cther People’s Money,” “Business a Profes- sion,” “Digest of Bankruptcy Deci- sions,” “Brandenburg on Bankruptcy” and numerous other articles in legal reviews. National Bank Director. Besides his directorships in the Board of Trade and the railway and electric companies here, Mr. Branden- burg was general counsel, director and trust officer of the National Bank of Washington, a vice president and general counsel of the Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co., director and general counsel for the Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Washington and an officer of the Washington Audito- rium. He was affiliated with Hiram Lodge, No. 10, of the Masonic order, of which he was past master. He was a charter member of the Society of Natives and & member of the Association of Old- est Inhabitants and of Phi Delta Phi, legal fraternity. His law firm was Brandenburg & Brandenburg. Surviving are his widow, the former Emma B. Goodacre, whom Mr. Bran- denburg married in 1891; a son, M. F. B. Brandenburg; two daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Bou and Mrs. Ruth McCarty, and two brothers, Dr. Wilbur H. R. Brandenburg and Clarence A. Bran- denburg. Funeral services will be held Sat- urday at the residence. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. NEWEST STORE—3107-03 M St. N. W. 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John Granville Meyers, 67, former ‘Washington resident and prominent New York patent attorney, died Tues- day in New York City. Funeral serv- ices will be held at 11 a.m. tomor- row from the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2901 Four- teenth street. Burial will be in Glenwnod Ceme- tery. Born in Wash- ington, Mr. Mey- ers studied at George Washing- ton and at the Ber- litz School of Langnages. H: was the son of the late John Granville Meyers, well- known Washington building contractor. Until 20 years ago, when he left to engage in patent law practice in New York, Mr. Meyers was associated with the firm of Meyers, Cushman & | Rea here. He had begun his career in patent law with the late James L. Norris of Washington. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Min- nie M. Meyers; two daughters, Mrs, Margaret Behrmann and Mrs. Kath- erine Handy, all of New Rochelle, N. Y.; two brothers, B. Frank and Louis H. Meyers, and a sister, Miss: Emma O. Meyers, of this city. MRS. FANNY M. LEITH, 94, DIES AT HERNDON HOME John G. Mevers. University | @ards of Thanks. HUNTLEY, SAMUEL W. We wish to thank our friends snd relatives_ for their ' kindness. assistance and flora; tributes at the death of my father and our uncle SAMUEL W _HUNTLEY. KATIE HUNTLEY, MITCHI 4 PAMILY. s vAD KNIGHT, ALICE. Your kind expressions of sympathy at the death of our wife and daughter. ALICE KNIGHT. are sratefully acknowledged and deepiy ap- preciated . A. KNIGHT AND G. WASHINGTON. Braths. ANDERSON. WILLIAM W. On Wednes- day. October 23, 1935 &t his residence, Glenn Dale. Md.. WILLIAM W. ANDER- BSON. beloved son of the late Samuel and Marls Anderson. aged 79 years. He is survived by a brother. H. Ciay Ander- d & sister, Mrs_Maria De Duvall Saturday. October 26, Perkin's Chavel Church, 2 p.m tives and friends invited. Interment Church Cemetery. 24 ARNOLD, LEROY A., JR. On Wednesday, Oc . 1935, at Montgomery Coun, 1. LEROY A. AR- : 5 years. beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy A. Arnold of near Germantown. Md, ~ Puneral services Friday, October 5. st 10:30 a.m. at St. Martin's_Catholic Church, Gaithers- burg. Md Interment Porest Oak Cem- etery, Gaithersbure. Md. BOND, LAURA M. On Wednesday. Octo- ber ' 23, ] st _her residence, Allison st. n.w.. LAURA M. BOND. wile of the late James Howard Bond_and be- loved mother of Miss Edna E._ Bond, Mrs. W. H. Rock and Mrs. N. L. Gilbert Funeral services at the residence on Priday. October * terment Rock Cre BOTTS, JOHN. On Monday. October 21, JOHN BOTTS. husband of Viola father of Edward Botts and son of the late Maggie and James Botts. He also leaves three brothers, Clarence, Edward and James Botis and many other relatives and friends. Remains resung_at Ridgely & Hicks' funeral home. n.w. Funeral Batur- day. October 6, at p.m.. from Cha tilly Baptist Church. Chantilly, Va.. Re Augustus Lewis offic:ating. Interment in church cemetery BRANDENBUR €. On Wednes- day. October 35, aiter a long ness, at his residence. Montrose. Roc Ville pike. Md.. EDWIN C. BRANDEN- BURG. Services at Lis late residence on Saturda. 2 2 pm. = In- BUFFINGTON, MATHILDA FRANCES. On Thursday, October 4. 1935, at her residence. 1317 Harvard st nw MATHILDA FRANCES. beloved wife of w E._ Buffington and _sister of . W. Bertrand and Samuel N. Notice of funeral later. JOSEPH ROLL uescay. Octob at Provicence Ho: ROLLAND CHASE. their ‘loss a_ devoted wife. Aline Chase; Funeral Services Will Be Held at Virginia Residence on Sunday. 8pecial Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va. October 24.—Mrs. Fanny M. Leith, 94, widow of James W. Leith, who was attached to Col. John 8. Mosby's command in the War Between the States, died at her home here today. She had been in failing health for some time. A native of Loudoun County, Mrs. Leith, came here 32 years ago. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fanny M. Leith of Herndon, and two sons, Dr. Leroy Leith of Herndon and Will Leith of Willard, Va. Funeral services will be held at the | residence Sunday at 2 p.m. TALKES FUN.ERAL RITES TO BE HELD TOMORROW Secretary and Treasurer of Retail Credit Men to Have Arling- ton Burial. Funeral - services for Stephen H.| Talkes, secretary and treasurer of the | Associated Retail Credit Men, who died Tuesday, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow from his residence, 1342 In- graham street.. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. | Mr. Talkes had been prominent in ! ‘Washington business life for 30 years. He was founder of the Associated | Credit Men and a member of numer- ous civic, fraternal and business or- ganizations. His death was the re- sult of & heart attack. Japan's production boom is causing fears there of overproduction. Chamber Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World A SERVICE For Only $265 [ ] [ ] In Case of Death Call Chamber MAIN OFFICE 1400 CHAPIN N.W. COlumbia 0 SOUTHEAST BRANCH 517 11th ST. S.E. ATlantie 6 S —— S T FOUND. FEPORT DESERTED. STRAYED ANIMALS To The Animal Protective Association. PHONE_EMERSON 5941, MONEY—Small_sum of money Sat. in llér, store. Address Box 145-K, Star office. L LOST. Lost and Found advertisements Jor the daily Star wil be accepted Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of fisue. Saturdays angd legal holidays up to 10 a.m. day of issue. For the Sunday Star up to 11 p.m. Saturday. BAG. small_black silk, colored embroidery. containing bills and handkerchief; in Dia- mond cab_Wecnesday. 50 p.m.. vicinity 14th and V sts. n.w. Reward. Met. 1440. BOSTON TERRIER. male. dark brindle and 3 344: sirayed from 616 Osle- 3 Reward. __Georgla_H088. CUSHION—A cloth-covered rubber cush- ion” for auto_driver's seat. ' Finder call Adams 0995. Residence, 4407 18th 2 4 DASCHUND. small reddish brown. male Saturday evening; apswers to Bucky. Sub- stantial reward. George Garreit, 1808 New Hamps| W, 2 DOG. brindle Boston, white markings. blue eves.’ male; Chevy Chase, Md. Reward. Wisconsin_4846. ik DOG—Brown and white bulldog. answers Reward. Phone Wis- license_number 2718, Phone Clev. 3419. bifocal. in Edmond’s case. near Upshur, sts. Phone Columbia e GLASSES, 7th and PUR. pointed fox. on October 23. Re- ard. _-Call_Emerson_0076. . ext. 2819, _Reward. brown leather, near 0th and George Davis. Phone De- “dark _brown 3 nia.” vicinity of 1724 G n.w. around 5 p.m. Wednesda: Dec: @ r_pearl pin in v of 11th and G sts. Reward. Phone Cleve- land _4079. POCKETBOO! 3 $20 and personal papers. lost Satur tween Agriculture Dept. and Beltsville. Md. 123, South Bidg., Agiculs SHEP! PY. g swers to name “Pinkie”: Reward, Phone Emerson 6261. ACLES, horn rimmed. gold shanx. Florentine leather case. near 19th and n or on bus. Columbia 4268. 1868 Ingleside terrace n.w. WATCH—Man's Gruen wrist_watch. ¥ Ga. _ave. or ts, vkl‘anlt" aen né orjrtenden, st now.: logh one sister. Maggie Gladden: two broth- ers. Perry Chase and Wiiliam Chase four nieces, four nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Furd's funeral home. 1400 South Capitol st. se. Notice of funeral later. COFFMAN. DILMAN J. On Thursday, Oc teber 935. at his residence, 151 Vermont ave. n.w.. DILMAN J. COFF- MAN. beloved 'hushand of Annie E. Coflman and father of John B. C sT. Remaips resting ' at the Chambers Co. funeral home. . n.w. untl Priday. October D.m.; thereafter at the above here servi be held October 26. at :50 pm. Relatives and friends are invited. _ine terment Glenwood Cemetery. 25 N C. On Tuesday. 1935_at his residence, 2: JUDSON C. COOPER. hu: band of the late Sarah Cooper. " Serv- ices at the aoove residence on Priday. Interment 24 Suddenly. _in Orlando. Fla LLIAM H. CROWLEY. Notice of funeral iater. DENT, NIE M. On Wednesda ber '2:1. 19335, at the home of her daugh- ter. Mis. Thomas Hosen. 1013 N. Fill- more st Clarendon. Va. ANNIE M DENT. béloved wife of the late Prank D. Dent. Besides her daughter. she is survived by one sister. Mrs. Carrie C. Lucas. Funeral froin ‘the home of her daughter. at the above address, on Sat- urday. October % thence to St. Charles' Cathalic Church. Claren- don. Va.. where mass will be said at 9 am’ forthe rerose of her sopl Inter- ment _Holy Rood Cemetery, 'Washing- ton. D. C. =9 FIETZI ber CROWLEY, Octo- g Mr Adol, bach in charge of funeral from Wm. J. Nalley's funeral h Kth st se. on Friday. October 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Kindly omit flowers. Interment Con: &ressional Cemetery. FOLLIN. IDA V. ~Suddenly. day. October 3. 1 Georgetown Unive FOLLIN. beloved wife of Har Follin. beloved mother of William H.. Arthur T. Owen L. and Bernie E Follin; Mrs. John Malczynski of New York. Mrs. James King, Mrs. James A, Mrs. Howard Kine and Mr Clarence McKernan. and beloved of Mrs. Willlam Marcey of Cherrvdale. Elliott of Walkers pel Funeral Remains resting at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. James King. Prospec: st. n.w. Puneral from’ St John's Episcopal Churci and O sts. nw. Saturda o'clock” © enids invited _Inter: emetery. Bethesda, Md. MAUDE M. On Tuesday. Oc- . in the 34th year of her sge. MAUDE M. FORREST. beloved daughter of the late Zacariah and M, € Hayden (nee Johnson). Funeral fr the chapel of P. A. Taliavuil. 136 st. s.w. on Friday. October '25. at 9 s Interment, private. in Consres- sional Cemeters. GARRITY, CHARLES J. On Wednesday. October 1935, ai Walter Reed Gen- eral _ Hospital 'in __his h year, CHARLES J. GARRITY master sergeant, U. 8 A. Aiice L. ‘Garrity. Body restng at Tate residence. 505 Oneida pl. n.w. until Saturday 26, when serv: ices will be held at Arlington National Cemetery at 10 am. with full miiitary _honors, Marriage Licenses. George Granville Hughes. necticut ave. and Syl | joibik Gonneciicut ave. john Kirby Adams. £ 4 Katherine D, Smith, se.: Rev. Dennis C. Keenan. Thomas Wentworth Boykin. 3r., ° more. and Mary Susan Trotm Coniiell 7. Churchiand, Va.; Judge Rob- ert E. Mattingly. Ralph Franklin Gross, 29, Prederick, O and Dorothy Ba Pitcher. = h st. n.e.. Rev. John Compton Ball Royal Eiton Thomas. 3. 802 1st &t Mildred Icelia Jackson, ne.: Rev. A. A Birch, = Daniel Lawrence Mils. 19. 1 and Beatrice Louise Scott, 17, Swann st.: Rev. W A. Jones! James Daniel 1015 Bth st. and Sarah 3 19. 638 North Carolina_ave. se Alicn F. Poore. Claiborne Cauthorne. Emma _Jones. J. T. Harvey. George Martell Cabaniss ne. and Mary Albeita 4300 Douglas . n.e. Rev. M. L. bleton. Richard Bullock Barret and Iris Evelyn Spicer. 2 Rev. J. R. Gienn. Willlam' Warren Lawrence. garei Leila Thomas. 18, Rev. John C. Ball. _ Leroy Metts, 24, 49 K st. n.e._and Thelma Wilkins, 1 Rev. Edward Gingard. Byron Fugene Tracey. 24. 000 Connel ave.. and Martha Efie Crouch. Maryiand ave. n.e.. Rev, Edwarl art 3. 511 6th st._and Dora Tt T 511 6th st. a B Randolph st.; Rev. J. M. Brill. Cohen. Marcus Dave Mensh, 22, 4807 and Thelma Ida Kaklinsky. Delafield pl.: Rev. G. Silverstone George Ferdinand Ostendorf. ;0. and Fran- ces L. Swan, 19. Baitimore. Rev. Joseph T. Kenned: Henry J. Miiler. 21, and Margaret Wool- dridge, Baliimoze; Rev. H. M. Hen- nig. Marriot mac_ &y Cumm Rev_J. D. Buhrer. Ridge pl. s 1008 44th st.. Taylor. Gum- . Cuckoo. Mineral. Va. 21, @nd Mar- Elierson. Va.; 514 M st Births Reported. William and Louise Stanley. boy. Owen and Margare; Kenney, boy. Mortis and Edna Medlin girl Charles and Alice Randall. girl Manuel and Matilda Ortega. girl. Clarence and Laura Offenbacker. irl Lester and Etta Clark._boy. Vertrand and Beulah Robbins, girk Thomas and Dorothy Lee, girl. Clarence and Elsie Swartz. girl. Bovd and Alice Ashwell. girl. Edgar and Agnes Keplinger. Hammie and Mamie Moye. boy. Bennie and Theresa Chinn, boys Louis and Sarah Harrison, boy. Herman and Cecil Graves. girl. Lenwood and Callie Lewis. girl. Ramsey and Irene Butler girl. Clyde and n Scott. girl. Alton and Beatrice Pinkney. girl. Willlam and Mary Rouse. boy. Benjamin and Hilda Brooks. boy. William and Mary Diggs. boy. James and Rose Bathrop. bo: Alexander and Dora McJunkin, girl. George and Evelyn Samples. girl. Willie and Marie Byrd. girl. Lawrence and Nellie Monroe. girl. Thomas and Lillian Lee, girl. Deaths lieportcd. Selina Sipe. 90. 327 I st ne. Alice G_ Flowers. 84 1640 Kalorama rd. Lawrence W. Ree: : Van Ness st, Daniel K. Shute. 76. De_Sal Martha J. Alexander, )7 B st J. Prank Saffell, 65, Sibley Hospital John Walsh. 60. Emergency Hospital. Henrl Papineau. 50, Conard Apt. William Lucas. 50 20 H st. n.e John O. Houston, 56. 801 Fern vl. Mabelle R. Palmer, 54. 740 Newton pl. Matthew C. Colton, 4. Garfleld Hospital. Isaac Hawes, 47, Home for Aged and in- firm. Ruth Willlams, 42. Emergency Hospital. Rocco Jordan. 31, Georgetown Hospital. Marcella Lemon, 26 Sibley Hospital. willie M. Wood. 31, Houston Hotel er) Murlel V. Weinbers, 16, Waiter Reed Mos- E{éé‘:l&?me 5 u;vtown ;{:fii‘ul He leaves to mourn | Tetired, teloved husband of | his | TYLER. CAPITOLA W. On Wednesday, HATCHER, ELIZA E flesday. ‘October 2 T esidence. 1018 ELIZA EDMONDS 'HAT{‘.}?“K. loved mother of Carrie Hatcher Strange, mother-in-law of Ronald Strange and grandmother of Travelyn and Wilired Strange. Remains resting at the Mee Guire funeral home. 1820 Bth st nw, Puneral from the above establishment Thursday, October 24. at 8 p.m. . Ine rment Lynchbure. V. 24 y REYS. WALTER. On Wednesa: October 7. 1935, “ai_Providence Hes: ital. WALTER =HUMPHREYS, beloved usband of Katie Humphreys and . fas ther of Robert Charles Humphre: Florence Mudd and Mrs. Geo He %also_is survived by three &) dren Funeral services at his ce, 7 2 st. se, on Saturda: Qetober’ un, &1 2 Bm. " Relatives nd s . Interm Cemetery. . ad.r??‘u JONES, JOEL. Departed this life - day. October 20 1035, ut 1310 B a, his _reside; Que st. nw JOEL JONES " beloved husband ‘of Lizz J'mt'\ e also leaves one brother, or cousin and a host of other relatives and Iriends. Remains resting at Richardson & Robinson’s funeral home. 1700 Vere mont n.w. Funeral Saturday, Oc. tober at 2 pm. Rev. E. C. Smith 25 KING, LAURA V. On Tuesday. October 1935, LAURA V. KING. beloved ie of Albert A King. = Funeral from the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Ohapin st. n.w. on Priday. Octo- ber 2574t 2 p.m. Reatives and friends invited. - Iriterment Congressional Cem= MEYERS, J. 1 GRANVILLE of Minnie Meyers ard Tneodore Behrman #nd Handy of New Rochelie. o mma Louis H. and Meyers ‘of Washinetoh “Puneral "ser: ices Priday morning. October o'clock, at the Sevmour brother n.W. Relatives sday. Oc- n_Univer- ARIAN C. MOEBS. be- loved daughter of the late Michael and Ellen O'C Funeral from the resi- dence of her sister. Mrs. G. M. Lehm 40 K st. nw.. Saturday. October am: “thence to 8t. Alovsius where requiem mass will _be O am. for the repose of her Interment Mount Olivei Ceme- tober 2 sity Hosp! On Tuesday, L his_ residence. st. n.w. JAMES N the devoted husband of Lillie Nickens. father of Mary Virginia and Liliian Beli Nickens. He aiso lea re and_friends Remains resting a W. Ernest Jarvis funeral churc You st nw ' Puneral Thy Church. 1 Friday. October REPPERT. ALDA CORA. On Tuesday. Oc- tober, 1935 at Great Barrington, Mass.. ALDA CORA REPPERT. wife of the late William E. Reopert and mother of Mrs. William H. Luckett of Washings ton, D. C. end Mrs. Willa R Kirk of Great Barrington. M; Se Joseph ‘Gawler_Sans' chapel ave. nw. on Priday. October p.m. Interment Arlington Cemetery. RILEY. FLOREX ober 1935. at Sibley Hospita, FLORENCE A. RILEY. beloved wife of the late Harry E. Riley and mother of Mrs. Harriett R. Duft Mrs. _Adelta M. Giles and Don P. il Punera! from her daughter’'s residence. st. se. on Priday. October latives end _friends invited. mel at Fort Lincoia Cemetery. STRAHORN, ISABEL BADLEY. tober . 1 at _ Annapolis. Md. ISABEL BADLEY STRAHORN, beloved wile of Charles A. Strahorn. Puneral H. _On Tuesday. Oe- r 2 1935, STEPHEN H.. belov husband ‘of Dorothy L. Talkes snd fa- ther of Walter M. ‘Talkes from his late residence. 13 st. nw. on Priday. Octooer 25. 3 pm. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, TALKES. STEPHEN H. Members of Dise trict of Columbia ~ Council. No. 16, Loyal Ladies of Royal Arcanum; are notified of the death of our beloved brother. STEPHEN H. TALKES. FPu- neral from his late 1342 graham st nw. Pri October 25, at Interment Arlington Cem, DOROTHY HESS. Regent DONNFLL, Secretary. 1935 National 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Oce 241933, for the purs pose of paying tribute to the memory of our late brother. STEPHEN H_TALKES. ¢ of “May 14 1919. who passed to the ‘Grand Lodge of the Hereafter October Elk services at Eis late residence > Ingraham st n.w. st & p.m. BY order of JAS. J. MURRAY. Exalted Ruler, Attest: W. 'S. SHELBY. Secretary. TALKES, STEPHEN H Members of Henry W. Lawton np. No. 4. U. 8. W. V.. are requested to as semble st 1342 Ingraham nw. Friday. October 197 at 1 pm. to attend the fu neral of ‘our late comrade. STEPHEN H. TALKES. By order of CHAS. E. HAWKINS, Commander. ON. WILLIAM sday. October residence. McLean. Va UEL THOMPSON. aged 32 years. loved husband of 1da B. Thompson. ther of Ralph E. Hammond A 8 Thompsor: Mrs. Irene Brown an Mrs. Ruby Healy. Remains resting as Pearson's funeral parlor. Palls Church Va_ Funeral services at the above fus neral parlor on Pridsy. October 25. at 2 pm._ Interment at Lewinsville Cemes tery. Lew le. Va. . TRAYNOR. MARY A. On Wednesdav. Ocs tover i, 1935, MARY A. TRAYNOR of Portcarbon. Pa. Remains resting at her late residence. 123 R st* n.e. Notice of funeral hereafier. October 23. 1935, at her residence. 3147 17th st.” n.w. CAPITOLA W. TYLER. Funeral services at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th at. n.w.. on Frid: October 25, at 5 p.m. Intere ment Dover. N. H. WHITTINGTON, MARIE. Departed this life Saturday.’ October ‘19. 19.45. at Gal- linger Hosp MARIE WHITTINGTON of 129 D st. s.w. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother. Minnie Brooks: a husband. Dorsey Whittington: a_ brother. Willlam Brooks: two aunts and a Hhost of other relatives and friends. Puneral Priday. October 25. at 1 pm the Morris A. Carter 1d and F sts. 5.W.. Rev. CARROLL. LILLIAN McKINLEY. Bacred to the memory of our devoted daughter. sister and aunt, LILLIAN McKINLEY CARROLL. who left us broken-hearted three years ago today, October 24. The world is troublous. and hard and cold. And men and women grow grav and old, But behind the world is an inner plac veL their ansels behold God's 19: we know 1y God's children can see Him Until_we meet again. REV. AND MRS. G. CONTEE AND FAMILY. . CARTER, EDMONIA. Sacred to the mem- ory nf our beloved wife and mother. EDMONIA CARTER. who passed into the great beyord seven years ago to- day, October 24. 193X THE CARTER-RUSS PFAMILY. * CHRISMOND, CASSIE F. In everlasting ‘memory of our dearly beloved wife and mother. CASSIE F. CHRISMOND. ¥ho departed this life one year ago todsy, October 24, 1934 When s mother breathes her last fare- we Stroke means more than tongue can tell. The world seems quite ancther place Without the smile cf mother's face. HUSBAND. __AL__ R. _CHRISMOND; DAUGHTER. “BEATRICE K.~ WEIR, AND SON-IN-LAW, ANDREW _G. WEIR. s NEWBY. VIOLA CHRISTINE. oving_remembrance of my d ter. VIOLA CHRISTINE NEW departed this life sixteen years ago to- day, October 24, 1919, Baby. dear. gone from me. Never more in life to see: You':e with me in memory still, Not just_today. but always will . HER LOVING MOTHER, VIRG! NEWBY. —————— FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L._HAYCOCK. Mgr.) ,‘:‘;’;‘;Tig‘fgff 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier's Sons Co. 1413 Seventh BLN.W. NAtionalz473 Modern_Chapel_Tel, “YAUORSI&RIS CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 EAST CAPITOL ST. Phone_Lincoln 0372 V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with tbe goriginal W Speare establishment, Bioe' ¥ 1009 H St. N.W. NAtional 22 &% J. William Lee’s Sons Co. . FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE. Lincoln 5200 — FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108 %% Sendage Cor. 14th © Eye GEO. A, COMLEY $22.%.% A;mflcrrhl:m Desizn; Tts. GUDE BROS 1413 P 8¢, N, arendon 261=3-1. CQ, Floral Pieces NAtional 4376