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A—10 sxw Beaths. SARNES., FREDRICK W.. JR. Departed this life on Sunday. Sebtember 8, 1936. Gallinger Hospital | A Jr.. devol PodNTE Buiness brgtnér” of . James Clarice um Naomi Barnes. Remains resting at ti ‘arl Edwards & Co. fu- neral homs 01 Oeonll ave. n.w. Rotice of Tuneral hereafter. BASEY, LA("15¥CI On Tnurédl! t and Mrs. John g:'s:y"bl’:gger of lmlly Katie. Mllllz Ethel Lucill e I’nic( Joseph. Johi lnfl d l"! also \lrvlvtd ho dl 03 W‘l‘;:‘:h pl. n.W. Lu i 1 later. ATES, JOHN P, On Monday. September BT O it Tepidchce, Damascus, Md.. JOHN P. BATES, beioved h of Byrtle Young Bates. at the Beall funeral home. 8 xC e Pubem] avices wiil s beld 8t late home on Wednesday. Ssptember §. at 2 pm. Interment Damascus cmn;cn Cemetery. IRNIE, MARY W Buneral services for BNy WBIRNie_ Geuchter of the lace . and_Clotworthy Birnie. will havel of Joseoh Gailer s n.w. on Wednesday, 3"p.m. 6.8 JROWN. MARY E. On Tuesday. Septem- BT, Mot §i e Tesidence of her daughier. M Smith, 1403 Highland st. . the beloved sister Streets of Washington. D, C. services at the above residence. of time later. CLARK, JOHN. T AU at Bis residence, JOHN CLARK. beloved husband of Carsline Clark and father ol Ricaard and Clarence Clark cf Los Al . and Mrs. Grace Huriey. Funcrai W. W. Chamoers Co. funeral .. on Wednes- Seotember 9. at’2 p.m. Relatives interment Forc Notice On_Monday. September 4906 46th si. icaar Angeles. day. and friends are invited. Lincoin Cemetery. CRANEY. FREDERICK. lite suddenly M 1936, FREDERICI 4 loved son ol tne late John and Winnie Craney and husband of the late Susie He leaves to mourn their loss two Dbrothers. Robert E. and Daniel Craney; one sister. Mrs. Mary E. Rol- lins; other relatives and iriends. Re- mains resting with Murray & Son. 12th and V sis. Funeral notice Desarted _this Craney. nw. later. 00D. On Sunday, Septem- DANIELS. ELW A BB su " Vioia Prac- tions: a siepiather. Willam Fractions: two sisters. Lilllan and Bessie Frac- two brothers. Robert and Presion & granamother many oiner relatives and Remains may be viewed at the Iuneral varlor, Funeral on tions: Fractions iels. and triends. Wednesday from St. John' ton and Douglas roads s.e AeCiennon. oMciatme. Relatives Iriends nvited. . MILDRED 9 om E Churcll sun: Re: o and OGAN. On Sunday. at the home of her brook. Conn.. widow of James survived by a son. 0 Wesiern ave.. Ser\ ices at the Birch funeral home st. n.w.. on Wednesdav. Seo. Mt o0 am. " Tnterment Roc Cemeters. DAY. DANIEL B._On Tuesday. Septem- ber X 195t at Sibiey Hospual DANIEL DAY. the late Annie ing at the Warner funeral home, 5424 Georgia ave.. Silver opring, Ma. Notice of services later. EDWARDS, DR. E September . loved ~husoana of s Edwards, devoted son of Dr and Mrs. Tnomas Edwards. He als to mourn their loss two_ sisiers brother. Mrs. Mae Hil.. Dr. Len: wards and Thomas Ed 23457 15t st. nw Soi Quien mass 107 repose of mis soui wiil be sung on Wednesday. Sepiember ¥. at 10 am. at S Ausustices Catholic Church. ~ Friends invited. GOODRICK. EVERET S. On Sunday. £-0- Yit. at ais_residence. For- nvEnfr S.. beloved hus- G. Maynew GOOGTICK. Taiher ‘o Giadys Goodrick. He 1s 8180 suivived by his motner. two sisters and one brother. Services at rorestville M. E. Church on Wednesday. Sep.ember ai 2:30_pm. interment church cem- | etery. Reiatives and frienas invited to allend. Arrangements by Ritchie Bros. 5 HAMELE, MARTHA Z._ On Sunday. Sep- £ 6, 1930, at_Emergency Hosi.ial, A ELE. beioved wiie of Ottamar Hamele of 5304 Sttn st Remains resting at Hysongs Dariors. 1500 N st. n.w. Funeral services Wed: nesday, September 4. at 2 p.m.. ut Ail Souls’ Unitarian Church i6in and Har- vara sts. D.W. Relatives and friends in- vited. 5 HARRIS. nw VIRGINIA D. at Gauluger On Saturday. Hos- n.w. She is survived by voted niece. Greetell Davis Bass: \Wo de- voted friends. Mrs. Minnie Den. and Mis. Willie Mae Evans: also other reia- uves, friencs; Funeral Weanesdas. Sep at 2:30 D.m.. from Maivan S BEHeY'S funerai home. New ersey ave. and R st. n.w. interment raynes Cem- etery. [ 7} MA LUKE. On Monday. iember i, 19, at the re..aence of her daughter. Mrs.'J. Vance McNary. 114 ve.. ‘Iakoma Pars. Md. EMMA . wile of the late Rev. Wii- | liam M. Hays. Funeral services at tne aoove adaress on Weanesaas, Sepiember | 2 p.m. interment Rock Creex Cemetery. MOWARD, MARY A, On Monday, Septem. ber 7. 1456, at her residence. i517 Van Buren st. n.w. MARY A HOWARD. wile of the late Col. Phocion Howard. Funeral services at ihe &. funeral home. 2901 14th Wednesday. September i, Interment at Danville, il JENKINS, WILLIAM G, _Suddenly, on Fri- ay. September 4, 1936. WILLIAM G. JENKINS, aged 45 years. beioved hus: band of Josephine ~Jenkins. Funeral from the W. W. Deal funerai home. 816 H st. e, on Wednesday, September 4. at 2 p.m.’ Interment Cedar Hill Ceme- tery. H st. n.w. on al 10 ‘am. Il:wxn‘. FRANK. On Monday. Septem- | 7. 1936, FRANK JEWEIT. tne pe- Toved son of Ruth Jeweit and rother of Thomas. Benjamin. Roberi. Staniey and Delores Jeweil Funersl services at the Champers Co. Southeast funeral A ey T September 9. at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Jomsom EMMA J. Departed this life on Monday. Septemoer . V b. a.m.. at her residence. 1515 | Bth st. nw. EMMA J. JOdNSON. daugh- Payton and Fannie John- aves to mourn their loss five brothers. one sister and a host of other relaiives and iriends. = Punerai Wednes- day, September 4. at 1 p.m., lmm snunh Blntlsl Church. 9th and P s - Richardson & Co.. xunerll anreuurs Y JOHNSON, EMMA J. Members of Queen Victoria' Househoid of Rutn. No. 1711, G.U.O. of O. F.. are reauesied io aitend 8.3l meetng ai the bail tonighc (Tues; day). 8 p.m. to arrange for tne funeral oI our .lle inmate. EMMA J. JOHNSON. JE=SIE JOHNSON. M. N. G. FRED A. SABBS. W. R. MAHONEY, PAUL. On Sunday. September 6. 1936, PAUL' MAHONLY. Deloved son of Joseph A. and Heiena C. H. Mahoney. Services al Gawler's cnapei. 1750 Fa. ave. n.w. on Weanesday. September . at i pm. Interment private. MAYNARD. LUCY WARNER. On Tuesday, September 8. 1436, at her residence. 2544 Wisconsin ave. n.w.. LUCY WAR- NER MAYNARD. widow of George C. Maynard and mother of George M. May- nara. Services will be heid on Tnursday, Senmmbelrlju 8t Halton. 1n Rockville, aL .m, McGRIFF, GEORGIA MAY. Departed this iite on Sunday. Sepiemoer 6, 1936, Gallinger Hospital GEORGIA MAY MEL the devotea daughter of Louise 'McGriff_and the granaasughter or James and Bertna McGrifl. sigter of & . 2201 Georgia ave. Notice of funeral hereaiter. MUELLER, ‘IIEODOIE On Mnndn Sep- | tember 7, 1936, EODORE MurLLER beloved hulblnd ot the late Louse llueuer and iaiher al Tneodore Cari and henry Mueller lnfl K Ly, 1a Scaaeier and Mrs. Anna Jefie) runeral from Mrs. Jeflers’ residence, 1‘4n E Protpect Hil Cemeury FUNERAL DIRECTORES, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium E. Lincoln 5200 Sons Co. Ligserentn 8 W NAtional 2473 Jonph F. Birch’s Sons Manage: Phone West G000 St ] COCK. Established 1841 3034 M St. N.W. V. L. SPEARE CO. MNeither the successor to nor connected with the origin: R. Speare establishment. NarbneiSa0: . 1008 H St. N.-W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. mofl ?rs.:h,, Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Pieces 1212 P 8t NW. NAtional 4276 GEO. A. COMLEY % & fi Floral Designs by Experts Phone. Clarendon 261-J-1. Fannie Dan- | gep- | Hines Co. | FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR SEABOARD. OFFICER By the Assoclated Press. NORFOLK, Va, September 3.— Puneral services were held here today for Eugene C. Bagwell, chief operating BASEY. | officer of the Seaboard Air Line Rail- way, who died at Southern Pines, N. C., Sunday night of a heart attack. The body will be sent aboard a special train to Raleigh, N. C,, for interment. Funeral services here were conduct- ed by the Rev. E. Ruffin Jones, D. D., rector of St. Andrew’s. During the service, operations on the Seaboard, which Mr. Bagwell had served for mora than 15 years, were suspended for one minute, Monday. September 36, 1d Hospital, LOUIS 3 belo'zd husband of ghter. Mrs. Paul Hiser. of 834 Allison a0, D% on Priday. Septémber 11 at o Raoul:m mass at St Faul's Church a m, tend. Interment St. Ceme!ery. (New Jersey Dapers D copy.) PARNELL, WESLEY J. Suddenty, Viola Myers of Jeruy CRAL Williams of Manning. 8. C.. bet Jackson ‘of - Richmond, " Vs.. and many oiher relatives and_friends. Re- mains resting at Henry S Washington & Son's funesal home Dut ay be viewed only u: hia hte TeSidence "after 1% oon “Tuesiay ghere funeral will be held Wed September 9. a p.m. Interme Ariington Natlonal Cemetery, Oon 5 Sl L. ‘the belovefl father of Lols arley Webster Ransdell. Jr. isdell Pumené nesday. Sepfember 9. at 2 pm. Rela- | tives "and friends invited. Interment | Arlingion National Cemetary. UTH E. On Sunday, September at (he residence of Mr. Henry | C. 41:20 Beach st.. Mount Rainier. | Sid"RUTi £ REED: sged R0 yeara be: “oved wile of the late Z. T. Reed. Re- mains rellml at Gasch's funeral homre. 44 Maryland ave. Hyattsville. Md. b-r\rlc:s at the nbove (unenl homg on Wednesday. Seplem! Relatives and (rlendl mnud ment Beallsville Cemetery, RICHARDS. MARY HENRIETTA. On Mon- day. Sepiember 7, 1936. at 10:15 am.. aficr_a iingering iliness, MARY HEN- RIETTA RICHARDS. the beloved motner of Mrs. Sadie C. Nash and grandmother of Cornelia Katherlyn and the mother- in-law of Ulysses Nash. She is also sur- vived by two sisters. Remains resiing at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. I. ave. Funeral Wednesday. September 9. at & p.m . from the Zion Baptist Church. F si. beiween :rd and 4th sts. s.w. Rev. Ellison oficiatin BYESING, JOHN, Suddenly. on Monday, Sepiember 36, s T JORN ING: “beioved brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Webber of New York Cuty. Funeral services at the W, bers Co. Rome 11th st. se.. 7 pm. Scptember #. at 7 friends invited. 'Interment Thursday & 1v am. Ceter Ei am. xnm- September 10, Cemetery. SCHREIBER. KATHERINE. On Monday. =emembu 7. 1936, n_Wood< KATHERINE SCHREIBER. Rotice ‘ot fiineral later: | SMITH, EDWIN W. On ’nmdny Seotem- ber K. 1936. EDWIN W, SMITH cf 1927 I'ith 'st. n.w.. beloved husband of J echine M. Sinith. brother of Mrs. berta Smith of St. Louls, Mo.. and ( late Luther Smith. “Remains Testing the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral home. 14 U st. n.w. untll Thursday noon: there- | after at his late residence. | services September 10. at & | ihe aboye residence Rev. . liams officiating. Services and_burial | 2t Middieours.” Va. Friday. Eeptem- | ber 11 SMITH. ELIZABETH FREEMAN, On Mon- | September . 1436, at Vienna ELKZABE'TH FREEMAN SMITH, belaved wife of the late Louis M. Smith. Fu- yeral services at her brother's home. Freeman. Vienna. Va. Wedn: Sep‘ember 4. at 3 p.m. | Hill Cemetery SMITH, MORRIS, On Thursday. Bt 3. 1036, MORRIS EMITH. devoted nd _of' Eiaine Smith, father of Y\cnna Smith. brother of Mary Disgs and Eva Cooper. 'He is also survived by many other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Frazier's funeral home. | a9 R. 1 ave n.w.” Notice of funerai | iater. | SOWERS. LILLIAN w. o Sunday, !en- | e LILLIAN ERS, | y. Homer and Beulah s. Remains resting at the W. W. | Chembers Co. Southeast iuneral h L7 10th st e, Services esday. Interment Flint tember 9. at 7 am. | Mile Creek Baptist Church at'1 pm. | Relatives ‘and friends invited to attend | Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Rich* | mond. Va. SPROUSE. $A Leinber 8 “Interment Owens- Vite Md: THOMPSON. VALNOR E. On_ Monday. September 7. 1436. at his Issidence, 416 ALNOR E. THO PSON am. P Goseon's " Cathotie sts. n.e. wherc re- auiem mass will be offered at 9 a.m. for repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. " Interment Prospec: Hill Cem- Y. and Park rd. n.w. where mass will be Gffered at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by W. W. Chambers Co. 8 | VERMILLION. MARY E. On Sunday. 6. Remains resting at the_residence of her niece Mrs. Clara Boden, Bowie, Md. ~Funeral from £ sz James' Episcopal urt Bowle. On" Wednesday. " September B et 29 p.m. Interment Glendale. Md. WILSON, CHARLES. Dennned thll life 9n Suriday. September 6 1036, CHARLES VILSON. He leaves to mourn thnr loss l wife and devoted aunt, Mrs. Carrie Holland. and a host of cther relatives \d friends. Notice of funeral here- after. YOUNG. ALEXANDER H. 4 special com- munication of La Payeite Lodge, No. 19. FUACA: M. will be held at it Masonic Lith st and New York sve. Tuesday. “September & 1935 k [0} urpose Axlendm( the !Iln!l'll of our Ylte brc'hA er. ALEXANDER G. By order of' " CLIFFORD C. McCORMICK. ‘Worshipful Master. 8 | YOUNG. RUTH N. Deparfd this life on Mondly Bflef’t:m‘bsl’ ’4; 19(6. at 12 5 rd s it YOUNG the beloved dau h(:r of )llrl.ha and the late Theo oung. sister_of the late Nannie Trice (nee Young). Fu- neral Wednesday, &wtember 9. atl from Ebenczer M. Chureh, Mh and pnmr Relatives lnd By Ramn ins resti et 3 3 ter 5 D.m. Inlerm!nl in Lincoln Memorial Ceme- In Memoriam. Llyz“n%a"mbfll";:‘e""f E. l:l l“‘d but lovlnl of iy Deiove LINDEN. who ‘departed thts “fe I'O years ago today. September 8. The flowers T've Dlaced upon your srave May wither and decay. But the love I hold for you in my breast Will never fade away. My heart still aches with sorrow. My eves she bitter tears: d only knows how I miss yo At ‘the end of two sad years. Bhe had & smile for every one. heart as pure ey Slbue s will never grow ol LOMELY AND I3 EVOTED MOTHER. , ANNIE SHEPHERD. In sweet and Qm emory L, UL, devoted mother, thiz lite four years ago today. Bebiomber Deeu 'in our heart your face lingers. You were faithful. fond and true; “—i{;’u"-’.“’én'm Think of Sou. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS, DOTTIE AND MAYBELLE. NELSON. ANNIE PICKETT. Sacred the memory of my beloved mother, ANG NIE who departed this life twenty years a0 today. Sep- tember 8. 1916. Sleep nn delr mother. God's way is best. He knew you were eary and needed rest. Called you home. your 1s done. day T will ineet You when my work HER DW DAUGHTER. HELEN MONTGOMERY. Plll'l'o‘ IAIY L ln lld but lfll.n{ ve{:irfl 1 wander. my dear sister S o There. 50 sweetly HY hllrt nm M:h!l with sadness. tears: only knows how mme ooty ke Bov ; THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1936. WIFE, NEAR DEATH, AGCUSES HUSBAND Mate ' Insists Colored Man Shot Suffolk Woman Three Times. SUFPOLK, Va., September 8 (#).— Mrs. Doris Philhower, about 35, lay dying in Lakeview Hospital here today from three bullet wounds inflicted early this morning. “He did it,” she said, pointing to her husband, Jake Philhower, former railway engineer and operator of an automobile service station on Route 58, a mile east of Suffolk, where the - | shooting occurred. Philhower insists “a tall yellow Negro shot through the window,” Sheriff Frank Culpepper of Nanse- mond County, s nephew of Phil- hower, is holding his uncle in custody. An investigation of the shooting is being made by the sheriff and Charles B. Godwin, jr, Commonwealth’s at- torney for Nansemond. Either of the three wounds, it was said at the hospital, might prove fatal. The woman was shot in the chest, the bullet penetrating the body and com- ing out of her back; a second shot entered the body at the left side, near the lower ribs, and a third entered the right thigh and glazed the spinal column, causing paralysis from the waist down. Mrs. Philhower's mother, Mrs. W. H. Hogge, and a sister, Mrs. J. J. Mead- - |ows, both of Portsmouth, were at the bedside. NEW JUDGE FOR HARLEM | First Colored Magistrate in New York's History Inducted. NEW YORK, September 8 (#).— Harlem, home of the largest colored colony in the country, today had the first colored magistrate in New York City's history. Myles Paige, colored lawyer and leader, recently appointed by Mayor La Guardia. was inducted into office in Harlem Court, where 880,000 cases were handled last year. Get the facts from ESSO MARKETERS STANDARD OIL COM 261 Constitution Ave. N.W., Wash., D. C. ANNAPOLIS UTI 126 West Street, Annapolis, Md. FUNERAL IS CONDUCTED FOR JAMES H. JOHNSON Puneral servies for James Herbert Johnson, geneml manager of Juliud Garfinckel & Cb., who died Saturday, were held at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart at 9 am. today following s private servic at the home, 3060 Six- teenth street. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers were Willlam E. Schmid, Harvey J. Cheston, H. P. Firestone, Arthur Crow, Frank Flani- gan, Wilbur Claflin, Otis Beall Kent, John Colpoys, Robert V. Fleming, Horace Dulin, Harry Dulin, Otto J. De Moll, Edward R. Brownley, Capt. George Adamsen, Martin T. Wiegand, John T. O'Nelll and Dr. Willlam Lloyd Sheep. e DR. JOHN SCHMITZ BURIED IN ARLINGTON Optometrist, Native of Virginia, Came to District as Boy. Wis Veteran. Dr. John Schmitz, 49, optometrist, of 1301 Piftenth street, was to be buried today in Arlington National Cemetery with Masonic ceremonies. Dr. Schmitz, who died here Friday, was born in Leuisa County, Va., com- ing to the District as a boy. As s youth he belorged to the old Corcoran Cadets. He was graduated from Co- lumbia Univemity. He served vith the optical unit of the Army Medical Corps during the World War, Chateau Thierry being among the batles in which he partici- pated. He belonged to the Benjamin B. French Masonic Lodge, Almas Temple and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Front Line Pest. Dr. Schmitzis survived by his widow, Mrs. Nora Daris Schmitz; his father, Andrew J. Sckmitz, and several broth- ers and sisters living in Richmond. Blrtl's Reported v and Alna Bradley. girl uholtz. boy. Ael Mary Bovill. boy. TARGET SHOOTER FIND YOUTH DEAD Pair on Way Home After Shooting on Lake Discover Boy, 12, Bullet in Temple. By ine Associated Press. ANNAPOLIS, Md., September 8.— Two men who had been shooting at & mark 1n the neighborhood found the body of 12-year-old Charles Hutchens, shot once in the right temple, today on his grandfather’s farm on the Defence Highway near here. Anne Arunde! County authorities said the death apparently was accidental. The men who found the lad are John Hundrall and John Chamblitt of Ferndale. They said they had been firing at targets on the shores of the Annapolis Water Works Lake and started up a wooded hill. They reported that they came on the body, propped in a sitting position against & small tree, an undischarged shotgun on the lap. Sheriff Joseph Alton said young Hutchens had been dead about an hour. Relatives said the boy left home early in the day to shoot squirrels. Magistrate Luther Nichols called an inquest for Thursday night and asked Hundrall and Chamblitt to appear. Deaths lieporled Margaret J. 16th st. ih ot Georgia Weedon. ‘6 Urban E. Goerner. “461 G st st Mortls E Bladen. 61, ‘Gaflinger Hospital Sibley Hospital pital 3 Preedmen's Hospital. Roper. Children’s Hospital. (edar Hill o most &b/hflle.te% rWhere Inspiring Beauty En- shrines the Dead and Cheers the Living eEssobur MRS. JAMES P. DAVIS, FORMER RESIDENT, DIES Expires at Home of Daughter in Connecticut—Son Lives in Chevy Chase. Mrs. Mildred Logap Davis, former resident of this city for & number of years, died Sunday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. David V. Stroop, Glen- brook, Conn. She had been ill about two months, Mrs. Davis, widow of James P. Davis, had been living with her daugh- ter for seven years, but had visited here each year. She formerly was an active member of the Wallace Me- morial United Presbyterian Church here. Besides the daughter, she leaves a son, Paul A. Davis, 5600 Western ave- nue, Chevy Chase, Md., and six grand- children. Funeral services will be held here at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Birch funeral home, 3034 M street. Burial will be in. Rock c:eek Cflneury. SELASSIE IN NEW PLEA LONDON, September 8 (#)—Haile Selassie declared today two-thirds of Ethiopia is unoccupied by the Italians and a provisional government is func- tioning normally in the western prov- inces. “I appeal,” the Negus said in a state- ment issued from the Ethiopian Lega- tion, “to the peoples of the world to translate into practice the sentiment of good will, love and justice which are so widely expressed and without which there can be no durable peace, by saving the Ethiopian people from the hands of the aggressor.” Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col- ored U. S, War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P, 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Free Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I. Ave. N.W. CHESTER A. BAILE FATALLY STRICKEN Brother of Maryland State Sena- tor Dies Suddenly at Home of Friends. Py Lhe Associated Press. WESTMINSTER, Md., September 8 —Chester A. Baile, 53, brother of State Senator J. David Balle of Car- roll County, died unexpectedly of a heart attack last night. Baile was stricken at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bennett. He dropped in to see them, was taken ill and died about 11 p.m. The Ben- netts live on the Washington road near here. At the time of his death, Baile was managing a fraternity house at the University of Maryland. He formerly was & merchant here. Funeral services will be held at 2 WIDOW OF MINISTER DIES IN TAKOMA PARK Services for Mrs. Emma Luke Hays, 76, Will Be Held Tomorrow at 2 P.M. B: a Staff Correspondent of The Star, TAKOMA PARK, Md., September 8—Mrs. Emma Luke Hays, 76 years old, died here yesterdey at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. Vance Mc- Nary, at 114 Park avenue after a brief iliness. Mrs. Hays, widow of Rev. Willlam M. Hays of Burgettstown, Pa, had been living with her daughter since her husband digd seven years ago. In addition to her daughter she is survived by four grandchildren, Helen, Ruth, William and John McNary, all of Takoma Park, and two sisters, Miss Anna Luke and Miss Lulu Luke, both of Grove City, Pa. Funeral services will be held at the pm. Thursday st the home of his | home of Mrs. McNary at 2 o'clock nephew and niece, Dr. and Mrs. K. B. Boyce, of Sudbrook. Interment will be at Druid Ridge Cemetery. Balle was the son of the late Jesse Baile and Anne Louise Engler Baile of Carroll County. He is survived by four brothers, Sen- ator Baile, J. Raymond Baile, San Antonio, Tex.; William Baile of Med- | ford, and Roland Baile of Medford, and two sisters, Mrs. Jesse Snyder of | York Haven, Pa., and Mrs. J. Howell | Taylor of Sudbrook. For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No Extras! 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