Evening Star Newspaper, September 27, 1936, Page 12

@urds of Thanks. BERNAU. MINNIE G. We wish to extend our sincere thanks and appreciatio our many friends and neighbors for their ¢xpressions of kindness and symoat thy he death of our beloved daushier a d Hster MINNTE MARY BERNAU. ARCHIE F. AND KITIE Lonx nr E BRAWNER, The (am- ot the It MARY B BRAW wish o express their deen oy Thote ciation for the acts of kindness and ressions of sympathy during her long Biness Ahd at"The time of her death. Brathu. " SRR o of Clara Mae Ayars ierucu at Warner E. Pumphrey's_ funeral home. 5424 Georgin ave. Silver Spring. Md. on Sepiember °X. at 1:15 nam. Atlineton National Cemetery with full military honors. Friends in- vited. BRANSON, . On Thurscay. Sep- [, Gallinger Hosplial o ers. and other | relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T Rhines funeral sts. Funeral Sunds September from Metro- politan M. skey, Md terment ‘chiirch cemetery. BREWER, DOUGLAS C. On i, 1936 REWER, beloved husband of Funeral from tie ye mother. Mrs Julie Isiand avE Rw. on Sptembe £:30 am: thence 1o Fin's Chureh. Notth Capiol and ._where muss wili be offeed amn RelatIves s Triends tnied terment Mount Olivet Cemei Il%"“ on S rasy. Sep: al the residence of her daughie J. L. 1 Bth—\un M In- B is survived by her u.,uu.m Ward. and u sou. Spilze Etiers s e sters " Beviiee peets ing at Gasco's funeral home, 46 Mary- land ave. Hvatisville, Mc the above funeral hoie ou Mouday, Seb. | tember pa. Relulives and | IFlends tavited Iuterment Beltsvilie, Ma. FLARK. DANIEL. Suddenly. on Thursday. September 4. 14 DANIEL CLARK. the beloved Lusbund of Ardella Elizabelli Clark and father of Cutl aud Quintin M Esiher Blorkland und Mrs 1u1o neral services at his late residence. 2234 Minnesola ave. s.e. on Monusy. N ut 10 . Relatives and Tuterment Cedur 1Nl Services by (he W. W. Cham- MARION M. On Friday, Sep- 1936, at her residence: 801 th 23rd road ood. _ Arlington Cotnty. Ve MARION M. DAVISON. be- loved wife of John W. Davisou and be- loved mother ‘of Mrs. Helen D. Davis. Remains resting ai her late residence. Puneral Sunday September 7. at .m.. from the Grace Episcopal Chapel jorth Filmore st. and Larcomb lan Woodmont, Relaitves and, friends in ited. Interment Oakwood Cemetery, Fails charch, Ve .lll)ll(‘l! MAUDE E. On Thursday, Sep- mber 24, 1946, “at” Sibley th»nll mem MAUDE E. ocs “wife of Beraaara P Diedrich: r of Frederick C. Diedrich and Mrs; ret Pearson. Funeral services at i i nt Natlonal Semorial Park Cemeters, Falls Ch Virginia. Dgl. CHAI tember 25 Puneral from the 15t Thomas F. Mirray & S002° Nichols ave. s.e. on Monday. tember 28. at 2 pm. Relatives friends invited, = Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25 TA, On Saturday. st ihe residence of ne B ANNAH CALIST. o the Taie Jaimes Oliver Eiliot, Funeral 01 ‘s ‘funeral 1 am. Interment st E MILDRED. Oy Satur- T 26, 14: Casuaity MILDRED FANNIN 24t st nw. beloved mother of aac Hook "and grandmother of Moo 'Yan ook “Sn Al feaves ba mourn their loss other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home n.w. Notice of funeral later. FLEET. EDMOND _C.. SE. Eatered sternal rest on Sallirday. Seniember ] ! p.m.. ut his residence. th. Arlingion. Va. ED- uoND '8 P A e of Mrs Vernadine Hierst. Edna vella Burneite wud Edmond also leayes to_mourn hi: sister. Mrs. Sarsh brothers. Jumes R, Ferdiuund snd Wil- bur R. Pieet and’ other relatives and friends. ~ Remzins temporarily resting i the John T. Riines funersl chapel i\.\"d and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of funers! er. GRISSOM. EUGEN eet. Jr. He departire one Richurdson. three ddsnly, on Pri- i at’ the resi- Mrs. Walter J. ave, Edmouston. Md. EUGH GRISSOM. beloved husband of Belle Grissom. He it also survived by & daughter. Mrs. Walter J. Roth. snd s 1 Grissom. Remains resting Sons’ fureral home. 46 ave, Hyattsviile, M. Berve los at the Suave Tumcrel Homeon Bianc @ 10:40 a.m. Rela- i invited. Interment Glenwood Cemeiery, 27 NALL. WOODFORD K. On Thursdey. Sep- tember 24. 1936, WOODFORD R, HALL. e Pheioved Hisoana et Bana M Hali and father of Woodford R. Hail. Jr.. and Bonnie Katherine Hall snd brother f Mrs. Lonnie Burley and Mrs. Arthur mas. Remains resting at the W. W. lmb!n Co-, Southeast funeral home: 11th st Funeral from the above home. 0P phondar. September 30 D nd friends Tntérment Cedar Hill Cemeters, BALL. WOODFORD R _Officers and mem- Eflu Jo( anlcofllAt Council, No. 8. st 8. fnvitea. 30 pm. to conc peral _servicer, nf our late WOODFORD R HALL. By order ol the councilor, MES AN M. McCAULEY. B. R. THOMAS. Rec. Secy. BARTLEY. GEORGE EDW/ l.n. On Thurs- day. September 24. 1 at 9:20 a.m., S PEeeRe Eimbnston ra., Bladtns: Md., GE! ieut, 3 m W' Hartley. Archie McFarland and Mrs. Ciar- Funers] Sunday, Beplem- or st 2 pm. from his late resi- dence. ' Relatives ‘and friends _invited. Interment Everzreen Cemetery, Bladens: bur 1d. WENRY. ETTA MAE. O Thursday. Bep- tember 24. 1936, HENR! Govored daushier of Aubie: nemv Sen: hter of Louis Henry. ves one brother, Wilfred Henty. and other. relatives wnd ‘Triends. ing at, th Ernest Jarvis funeral You st. n.w.. until 6 p.m. N ereatier ut Bov Inte reswlanee. 33 Eye 'st. ne. A (Funeral Tues: day.‘September 29, at 2 pm.. sbove residence.” Intermeint Woodlawn Cemetery. JENKINS, SUSIE FRANCIES, Deplned lhhu life nuddenly lll;l Tklunfdnv Septem- 24 er_residen Pfln ?llfit . SUSIE FRANC!BS the devoied wile of the late Meredith Jenkins. “She loaves to o their loss one son, Ulysses M. Jenki three sisters. Mrs. Surah Jones. M Martha Thornton and Mrs, Kute Reeve: fourteen grandchildren_and twenty-one sreat-grandchildrén. Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. 12th and V until 2 p.m. Saturday: then e residence. Funeral Monday. Seotember K. at 12 mnoon. from th Emanuel Baptist Church, Garfleld. D. C. Interment Arlington. KIMMELL, GRACE M. On Saturday. Sep- tember 26! t her residence. 200 Hin st sie. GRACE M. KIMMELL. be joved wife of Harry O. Kimmell and other of Frank P. Charles E. and imer L. Kimmell. “Remains resting at the above residence. Funeral services 21 the above residence on Tuesday. Sep. tember 20. at 3 Relatives and lrlendl invited, ” Fiterment Glenyood Mrs. from the e FUNERAL DNCTOIS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 113 Seventh & M. NAtional 2473 Jo h F. Birch’s Sons YCOCK. Manager) gmumua 1841 3034 M St. N.W. ILLlAM H. SCOTT (XY uuon 0830. V. L. SPEAR Nether the successor to nor conn xn the original W. Speare ul.blllh P St. N.w'. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. NE Lineoln 5200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 P St NW. NAtional 42 GEO. A. COMLEY %! e Artistic Floral Designs by Exper:! uol‘n ___ Night Phone. Clarenaon 261-3-1. " GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A’ Mobm'rl PRICES. PHONE NAT. oA, :)::- s-xy:n Cor. 14th & Eye L‘BM!TIJIY LOTS. —12, 1401‘ bel #tlcn b-ruia prlu Ww. V. n.w. North 4430. Stes ATER S 0imnu:mnl G [ t | ing in Pennsylvania will be supplied Services ,1, DEMOCRATS TO RALLY Information on registering and vot- at a mass meeting and rally to be held by the Pennsylvania Democratic Club of Washington at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Willard Hotel. The meeting, one of two scheduled before the primary, will have speakers supplied by the speakers’ bureau of the Democratic National Committee, + Draths. KRUHM, MAURICE L. On Thursday. Sep- tember 24, 18936, at Munl.umrry Counly CEI\!K!IHG?D“II Olney. Md.. in rd ¥t IRICE L. KRUHM, Nlnved son Grove M. E. Chureh, Burtonsville. Sun- ) p.m. Inter- RALPH_GRANVILLE. Departed “life o Thursday, September 1 . st 11 w.m.. at his residence. X: i clia St nw T RALBH GRANVIL EOPLL, the dcvoted son of Ruphuel and Edith Lopez. He ulso leaves one brother, Louis: un sunt. & nephew und a host of friends. Remains at his late residence after | bm, Sunday. Funefel Monday. Sevtember X al 1 from E. Bundy's Tueral “home: G l"londn'lvm uW. Departed this life on 5. 1956, at his rest- e pupers please On_Saturday. Sep- {3X, Vi, MARROW, MARY E. tember 26, 19:346, MARY E. MARROW. duughter of the late El Satierwhi wother of Dorvthy Wyche. Alice. Roy. Hugh. Eimore. Shelby and Eusené Marrow. She also leuves u host of other relatives and friends Remwins resting al Prazier « funersl home 8% R. 1. sve. uw Notice of funeral later. RRY, PATRICK J. 8at Se lzn.her 26, 1836, at P’u\l‘llllk- 1o pital. PA’ husband of Ihr late Julia MeGarry tuee Curr) of Seut Piessant. Md.. ana fath of Kutherine McGarry. y A Suit Juseph uud Matihew McG Of funeral Iater. o AM. On Friday. Ben. | 1 his residence. 916 nw. W Il.L‘)\M NICHOLSON. 1he Ilrlu\!d brother of Sadie Smith. Ella | Jones and George Nicholson. He alwo | lruves other relatives and 1nend\ Pu- | al | pm. funersi | Interment | ERRY. nr ,0p Baturder. | Bentember men’s Huin\(ll u‘.sn-’n (‘RANT PFR- RY. beloved husband of Marie G. father of Theodore L. Perry. son 0( |hr and jenie G, Perry and L Shepherd and Ran. dolph, Edward and Charles Perry. He | also leaves to mourn their lJoss many other relatives and friends. Remains lulml Al the McGuire funeral home. st.”nw. Notice of funerai late Charles H brother of Mar, EE. On Thursdav. Sep- Garfleld Hospital. | FIORENCE B PRICE. beioved daushter | of Charles and Sarah Williams. _She also | lsaves other relatives and friends. Re- | mains resting at_the W. Ernes. Jarvis | funeral church. 1412 Yoil st nw. until | Saturday. 4 'm. _Funeral Monday. Sebtember 23 o "% m. from late Tesic dence. 1003 § st. nw. coln Memorial Cemetery. vapers please copy.) On Saturday. Septem- st Garfleld Hospital. HIN- FON RAINEY “befoved nusband of Willie Rainey. the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 14:12 You 1w, until 6 p.m. Monday. Septem- ¥." Interment Allanta. G IP A On Friday. Septem- | ber 25, 1 st his Tesidence, th | D BHILLIE A from the W. W funeral hon day, Septem at S0 Trivds nsited. | Lincoln Cemetery. Interment Lin- (Philadelphia Fimeral Relatives lll\l’llllrul. Fory . On Priday Septem- | 2t Garfield Hosoital NA | an infant child. Edward T. Ross. Jr.: daughter of Ravmond und Erlyne West | snd grandchild of John snd Frances | Miller. "She also leaves u host of other relatives and iriends. Remains muy be viewed after 5 pu. Sunday at her ‘ate Tesidence Puneral Tuesduy. September 29.at 9 am., from the Holy Redeemsr Church New York and New Jeisey aves. 1w where mexs will be offered. Inier ment Mount Olivel Cemetery. =8 | sMiTH. JOHN EDW Suddenly_on Fri- ay. September 6. JOHN EDWARD SMITH the beloved misund o Ale May Smith ' Funeral services at the W. W, Chambers Co. Southeast funeral liome JIhat s on Monday. September oo, Relatives and friends are fivifea 10 aitend. ~ Toierment Atimzton Nutioual Cemetery. with full military houors. SMITH. Ol tember PUGH. On Saturdsy. Bep. G ut Emergency Hospital, RAPUGH'SMITH. ‘beloved wile of the | late Winchester McDonald Smith_daugh- | ter of Joseph W. Farrell and Clemmie Farrell (nee Pueh). She is also survived by five children & brother. Russell P. Pugh, and & sister. Mrs. L' L Donald- son ' Remuins resting ‘at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1406 Chapin st. n'w. Notice of funeral later. STEVENSON. MADIE. On Thursday. Sep- tember 196, at, Casualty Hospital, AT Briet dlinese MABIE. the peloved Satinter of Felix and Enzabeth, Stevens son of 63 Callan st. ne. She also leaves to mourn their 10ss two sisters. six brothers and other relatives and friends Funeral from the Tabernacle Baptist Church. Division ave. ‘and, Gaw.st. ne. ptember i s and friends in THORNTON, 2;5; L. JR. On _Friday. September . DANIEL THORN: N son_of Danfel and Ehnbelh Thorpton. prother of Helen Dea ancis and Alvin Thornton. He ci 143 You st. nersl services Tuesday. at pm.. at Brooke. WHITE, ELIZABETH DU BOSE. Dearted | this life Thursday, Sepiember 24 1 at her residence. n.w. ELIZA- BETH DU BOSE WHITE beloved wite of Charles S. White. _She also leaves two sranddauehters. one erandzon and other relatives and friends Rem Testing at R. O Richardson & Co.s fu- 00_ Vermont " av 2P BiE nterment st Payne's Cemete: WHITE. ELIZABETH D. =Tnmat es of Ros the funeral of Inmate VHITE. Monday. Sep- 1946 at 1 pm.. C. Richardson's fusieral home. 1708 Vers mont ave. n.w BESSIE JACKSON. M. N. G; MARY L. _HOWARD. W. ZEPP, GUY :lum:lrlrl.n Suddenly. on ‘Friday. September 25." 1926 ut Ale sndria’ Hospitai, GUY SUMMERFIELD ZEPP. beloved husband of Pauline C. Zepp. Puneral Monday. September 28 at 10 a.m.. from Demaine’s funeral home. V. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 29 ZIMMERMAN, )'ANNII A. On Friday. 1936, at’ 6:50 pm.. the Parker ~Apariments, S FANNIE A, ZIM- MERMAN. widow of Henry M. man and beloved mother of und Agnes P. Zimmerman. Suid ‘ut Sacred Teart Church: 1ot st nd Park rd. n.w.. on Monday. Septem- ber at’ 10 'a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment private. FRITZ R. On Saturd ) p.m. Alexandri E| urviv Anna Zoeller. ~Funeral announcements later. In Memoriam. BATES. WILLIAM J. = In memory of our beloved husband and Tather. WILLIAM | wite, | be with full military honors in Arling- ‘Who died Seotember 2. 1935, x th!nk of Jou in silence, No one can see me weep: But_many a silent tear i5 shed When others are asleg HIS WIFE NB SONS. * DUNMORE, MARY, In sad remembrance of our dear wife and mother. MARY DUNMORE; who departed this ue three years ago {oday. September The midnight stars are s Toon her silent grave. “The ‘one we loved 50 dearly And tried so hard to save. The dear one now s ulrenln(. No ci is on her brow. N not '0.; ‘weej h o % HER I TOVING ROSEARD t Tfi'n"n%'i:'.‘ ELLIS, A‘VN‘I‘! In l v 10 DAs: l t "J-l T today. Eenttmber 27. 1903 “ LT Bor Rortsn sath b one =X INELY MAMMA AND SIS TE SCHLORB, L = : RB. LUCILE E. In lovi of ‘our dear daueice and sister 1‘3‘6'6‘:‘%3 E. SCHLORB (nee Burke)who devarted (hl- e eleht years ago ioday. Bepteme '[‘rellllred lhoulh!! of one so dear Often brink a silent tear; Thoughts return to scenes long bast, Time rolls on but memory lasts. HER MOTHER AND FATHER. GEORGE AND MARY E_BURKE.'AND SIS- TR PEARL DONALDSON. In sad SPENGLER. MENRY CHARLES. but loving remembrance of our des, son and brother. HENRY CH, IPENGLER. who made the Tifice 1n. the Bois de Brieulles. France {Meuse-Argonne oftensive). while serving as first lieutenant. 47th Tofantry. 4t Division. American Expediilonary Force, !ilhtten years ago today. September .:‘ "ITiE FAMIL WINEI Aml'l‘ 8. In memory of AL+ TURNER. who died one yea? oo today. Beptember 3. n.’m THE ROAD TO YESTERD, 3 wmn Yo are alone we ilke 2 Siray - 0ad to yesterday; Ain in memory 11-9 h-nny ‘days that used to be. w' ' § mx lluxh 'fi (St smile e THE SUNDAY 8 COL. C. W AYARS DIES AT TAKOMA Principal Clerk to Surgeon General Was Veteran of Two Wars. Bv & Staff Correspondent of The Star. TAKOMA, PARK, Md, Sevtember 26 —Col. Charles W. Ayars, 61, vet- ertan of the Spanish-American and World Wars, died of a heart attack last night at his home, 217 Maple avenue. ~ Col. Ayars, who was principal clerk to the United States surgeon general at the time of his death, was born in Savannah, Ga., on December 13, 1874, but moved to Wilmington, Del,, at an | early age. Served Overseas. He entered the Delaware Volunteers at the outbreak of the Spanish-Amer- ican War, attaining the rank of cap- | tain, and was mustered out at the end of the conflict. He re-entered the service of his country for the World War and served overseas. During the war he was promoted to the rank of major and was retired to the Reserve Corps as a colonel when the war ended. Col. Ayars was educated in the public schools of Wilmington and moved to Washington soon after the Spanish-American War, later estak- lishing residence in Takoma Park. Active in Fraternities. He was active in fraternal circles and was past master of the Takoma Park Lodge of Masons, past high priest of the Columbia Chapter of the Masonic order and & member of | Almas Temple Shrine. He was sec- | retary to the Takoma Park Lodge when stricken. The deceased is survived by his Mrs. Clara Mae Ayars; one daughter, Mrs. Alice Joseph of Ta- koma Park, and a son, Charles J. Ayars of Silver Spring. Funeral services will be held at| ‘Warner E. Pumphrey’s funeral home, 8424 Georgia avenue, Silver Spring, at 1:45 o'clock Monday, and burial will ton National Cemeury. ABDUCTION CHARGE HOLDS 3 YOUTHS 12-Year-01d Daughter of Police- | man and Two Other Girls In- volved in U. S. Case. ‘Three youths were ordered held for the grand jury by United States Commissioner Needham C. Turnage sterday when they were arraigned on charges of abducting the 12-year- old daughter of a Washington police- AR, WASHINGTON, man. ‘They are Julian Shang, 20, of the | 400 block of Maryland avenue south- west; Robert Kirk, 21, of the 200 | block of Third street, and Woodrow Eason, 21, of Elizabeth City, N. C. | Shang and Eason were held findert $1,000 bond each, while Kirk's bail | was fixed at $500. The trio were arrested in Elizabeth City September 9 after the youths allegedly drove the 12-year-old girl and two other girls in their early teens to North Carolina in an auto- | mobile. The policeman’s daughter and one | of the other girls made their w: | back to Richmond where they were | brought home. The oldest girl, who is 16, was with the youths when they were ar- rested, police said. The story told by the youths was that one of them planned to marry | one of the girls and then bring them | back to Washington. The abduction | charge was made only in the instance of the 12-year-old girl. Deaths Reported. Phillip A. Riley. 70. 421 12th st. n.e, 'y A. Lovejo! 0.1 st. Daniel Ckll'k 64, Eastern Branch, Poto- E. Dietrick. 59. Sibler Hospita Anne Sewell, 5, Home for Trcnraben W. Nothe! Episcopal Hospital. Rosa M. Durso, 48 1 st n.e Charles H. Dyer. 46, Georgetown Hospital. William B. Cockrell,’ 35, Veterans' Admin- geltration Facility. | eore asualty Hospital. Bhiib c- Barnes ospital. | Susie F. Jenkins, o George W, Jackson, 45, ital. Lofu P Wallace. 44, 1535 ne Grace ' Richardson, 44, Sheridan | rd. se Raibh Rattley, 35, 1 xum 11th st. n.e Blrths Re . ;ted Gerhard and Virginia SchlueL!n boy. Woodrow and Anna Derry. girl. Lewis and Jennie Bayne. boy. john snd Margarct Camldy.”boy. Benjamin and Lillian Stewart, rt pl. se alter Reed Hos- { B 260 Salvatore and Marietta Tmunn. > For Boyce and Queen Wallace, boy. James and Elizabeth Sanderson. girl, Joseph and Regina Thorpe. girl. Austin and Lelia Branner. Louis and Pauline Grigsby, gir Joseph_and Evelyn Wirth_ bo Charles and Bernadette wond‘ wirl Charles and Mary Hunt. boy. nj Aen, boy. RUdoiph and Rose Augschmin” boy. Bentumin snd Kutherine Adeiman, girl, George and Mary Kerr. girl Wayne and Kutherine McAfee, girl, Cornelius aud Mury Arehart, girl, Albert and Leons Downing, boy. William and Bessie Fergusoi. boys Herbert and Mary Herrod. girl. James and Hallie Carier. oy, Rogers’ Double WILL POSE FOR MEIOIIAL fi“"‘ JAMES L. McGINNIS, The St. Paul Railroad brake- man, who resembles Will Rogers, will pose for a me- morial to the actor-humorist at Glendale, Calif. —Copyriyht A P. Wirephoto. SPECIAL RAIL RATES FOR G. 0. P. GROUPS Indiana and Ohio Republicans Provided With Facilities for Registering. Special railroad rates for Republic- ans from Indiana and Ohio have been arranged by the Landon and Knox Campaign Club and the National Capi- ial Republican Club, enabling voters to register for the presidential elec- tion before the deadline, October 5. The train will leave Washington at 6:01 p.m. October 3, arriving in Cin- cinnati the following morning at 8:30 and at Indianapolis at 10:10. The return tickets may be used on any of the regular trains up to and including October 13. Tickets are on sale at the Absentee Voters’ Bureau of the Landon and Knox Campaign Club, 1413 H street, telephone number National 7500, and the National Capital Republican Club, Sixteenth and Scott circle. District 1263, and may be secured between the hours of 8:30 am. and 9 p.m. The rates to Cincinnati on a coach, round trip are $16.80, and to Indian- apolis $20.10. formation can be secured from either | office. HELD IN SMUGGLING Atlantic City Man Supplies $2,000 Bail for Alien Inquiry. NEW ORLEANS, September 26 (#). A man listed as Willard Campbell of Atlantic City posted $2,000 bond today before United States Commissioner R. H. Carter, jr., here on charges of con- spiracy to smuggle aliens into a Cen- tral American country and landing aliens in the United States in violation of Federal orders. A man listed as Bjorne Olsen of New Orleans already had made bond. Campbell was freed under a reduced bond. ‘The two men were first charged in connection with the seizure of rifles and ammunition about two weeks ago by the Crast Guard from a truck near Biloxi, Miss. Is One of the Largest Undertakers in the World With 3 Funeral Homes 7 Chapels—14 Parlors 40 Assistants, 25 Cars, Hearses and Ambulance His _efficient _equipme: The Grelter Chambers Co. 1400 Chapin St. N.W, Call_ GReenwood 1 517 11th St. S.E. Call_ATlantie 6300 Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. 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CHICAGO, September 26.—Miss Harriet Monroe, 76, who became in- ternationally known as “the patron saint of American poetry” during the years she extended a helping hand to aspiring young poets, died today at_Arequipa, Peru. Relatives here were informed she succumbed 24 hours after suffering a heart attack. Founded Magazine. Miss Monroe’s first literary efforts appeared in Chicago newspapers. Subsequently she published several volumes of poems. Then in 1893, at the opening of the World's Fair here, 5,000 voices joined in chanting her “Columbian Ode.” In 1912 she founded the magazine Poetry. It was her belief that the establishment of this endowed publi- cation marked the “renaissance of American poetry.” She served as its editor and was credited with discovering such widely read poets and writers as Carl Sand- burg, Maxwell Bodenheim, Edgar Lee Masters and Glenway Westcott. Published “The Passing Show.” published were “The Passing Show- Modern Plays in Verse,” “You and 1" “The Difference and Other Poems” and “Poets and Their Art.” At the offices of the magazine, it was.sald the publication would be continued. Miss Monroe was survived by a brother, William, of Chicago. and sister, Mrs. Lucy Calhoun, of Peiping, China. Miss Monroe was touring South America as a guest of the Pen Club. - Coue Died in 1926. Emile Coue, French mental healer and hypnotist, was born at Troyes, Prance, in 1857, He died in 1926, Hume Born in Scotland. David Hume, the Scottish historian and philosopher, was born in 1711 at Edinburgh, '| CEMETERY LOT CEDAR BILL CEMETERY Lot is very large and one of the most _attractive and valuable sites in the entire cemeters. Purchased among the first offered for sale. Will sell as a whoie or in part for original purchase price. WILBERT McINERNEY 15th S W. Among the volumes Miss Monroe | SEPTEMBER 27, 1936—PART ONE. NEELY FUNERAL HELD Air Corps Lieutenant, Crash Vic- tim, Rests at Arlington.’ Funeral services for Pirst Lieut. Jack J. Neely, Air Corps, U. 8. A, who was killed Tuesday when an Army boraber crashed near Providence, R. I, wers held yesterday in Fort Myer Chlpfl. Burial with full military honors followed in Arlington National Cemetery. Two enlisted men, a radio operator and a corporal, who were with Lieut. Neely in the plane, also were killed in the crash, which occurred while try- ing to land durtnl a fog. $3,500. JEWELS VANISH Man Tells Police Property of Mother-in-Law Was in Car. V. J. Waddell of 2712 Wisconsin avenue told police of the loss of & cloth bag containing $3,500 in jewels left in his automobile parked near his home. Waddell offered a $100 reward for the return of the property, which, he said, belonged to his mother-in-law, Mrs. C. D. Correll of Mobile, Ala. who is visiting in Washington. —. Picked Wrong Customer. KANSAS CITY (#.—R. H. How- ser, book salesman, tried to sell a set of books on how to reduce your in- come tax to David Nolan, head of the intelligence unit of the Internal Rev- enue Department here, and was ar. ested. Nolan said he had received several complaints about a man offer- ing a similar set of books, who threat- ened his unwilling prospects with | arrest, posing as an investigator for the Revenue Department, denied the charge. RECEIVES GIFTS ON RETIREMENT Miss Elizabeth Simmons Leaves Federal Service After 33 Years. Veterans’ Administration employes said good-by yesterday to Miss Eliza- beth Simmons, supervisor of the Travel Unit of the Finance Service, who will Fetire officially from the Federal Government Oc- tober 31 after 33 years of service. Yesterday was Miss Simmons’ last day at her desk. Co-workers gathered to ex- tend felicitations, Brig. Gen. Prank T. Hines, veter- ans’ administra- tor, presented her with a diamond wrist watch, and As- sistant Administrator Harold W. Briening with gifts from several di- visions of the administration. Miss Simmons plans to spend the next two years in England, her native land, where she will attend the coro- nation of King Edward. She already has secured reservations for her trip on the Queen Mary. Miss Simmons. Law After “Pistol Toters.” Moving against Alabama is requiring every “pistol toter” in the State to obtain a license, effective October 1. Under Nny Jumdxctmn. Wake and Midway Islands are Howser | under jurisdiction of the Navy De- | partment. The Price Is 412 H St. N.E. Your Security The ethical Funeral Director holds a esteem of those families he has had the privilege of serving. He has demonstrated to them that he considers their confidences as a SACRED TRUST. He has shown them how indispensable his services are to them and to his com- munity. As MEMBERS of the National Funeral Directors’ Association, we operate under a CODE of ETHICS which assures that our conduct always will be worthy of your friendship as a patron or neighbor. WM. H. SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS h place in the Your Choice Lincoln 0524 organized crime. | Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 510 C St. NE. Llnc. 5537 Ambulance Service |Zurhorst MORTICIANS (C. 8. ZURHORST, ESTAB. "57 301 East Capitol St. 0468 Lin. 037 (&dor Hill @me't“é&%d The Little Things Count EV!.'N the smallest detail of the funeral service is given careful, personal attention in our establishment, to the end that the family may be spared needless annoyance. Our staff 1s carefully selected and trained, 50 that the entire service may be just as perfect and just as beautiful as human minds and | J| hands can make it. None More Reasonable. Nome More Dignified. AMBULANCE SERVICES [|| THOS. S. SERGEON & CO. Willson K. Huntemann, Manager 1011 7th St. N.W. 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