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. FLEET. EDMOND C. HENDERSON, 7517 11th St. S.E. \u)m‘rr SCLARA E. 0o Smiay. Sep- ber 27. 1936, at her daughter's home. E. Mullican. Cedar Grove. : Md. CLARA E. ALLNUTT. ased 63_ Fu- herky “service Wil be held “at Salem E. Church. Cedar Grove. Md. on * Tuesday. September 29. at 11 am.” In- # terment Laytonsville. Md. hu'u. ALICE M. On Monday, Septem- 28, 1936 at 9 ICE M. fum et Cwelrdii), beioked wife of ugust R. Baum and mother of Rosalie sister of Emma Davis. Annie Emmert and and Sister-m-iaw " of George M. Baum. Remains resting at her late residence. 10 Cottage Terrace. aMd. Notice of funeral later. WBELL. LUCY. Deverted this life on Sun- ay. September 2i. 1036, at her resi- dence. 108 Pierce st. n.w.. LUCY BELL. She es to mourn their loss a de- voted_husband. Robert Bell: two broth- ers. Samuel and Henry Bell: two tis- fers-in-law; also many other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Schey funeral home. New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. E! ARGARET. On_ Monday. Sep- ‘v‘ehne? 28,1936, MARGARET BELL. beloved Wife of Everett R. Bell, mother of Mrs. Lillian Robinson. sister of Mel- vin. Walter, Linwood and Carroll Tibbs and Lula Mickie. She also leaves two ’rn\drhi‘dren and other reatives and riends. Notice of funeral later. Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church 1432 You st. n.w, REWER. DOU On Saturday. September ° DOUGLAS €. BREWER. beloved husband of Marg Brewer (nee King). Funeral from_ the residence, of his mother, Mrs. Julie Brewer. 52 Rhode Island ave. n.w. on Tuesday. September 20, at X:30 am thence to St. Martin's Church. North | Capitol and T sts._where mass will be offered at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. a8 "WCAULFIELD. PATRICK J. life on Sunday. September 6. on e b Nena: | PATRICK 3. CAULFIELD. beloved husband of Mar- caret’ M Caulfield of 762 Benton st nw. Burial in New York City. CHAMBERS, MARY. Departed this life on Friday. September 19346, at her | Tesidence. 1345 Q st nw.' MARY CHAMBERS. ' loving_ mother of Viola Chambers, Beatrice Singletary and Alice Scott; srandmother of Edward Hodg ster. She also leaves to mourn thei Toss other relatives and friends, Re- mains resiing at Frank Williams' funeral home, 20N L st n.w. Funeral Septem- at 1 pm., from Tenth Street| Church ,» SUE. On Friday. September 25 at Sélma. Ala. SUE CROOK. the Ved daughter of the laie Bernard R. and Mary A_Crook and sister of Mrs. \Florence E. Walton and Mrs. Pearl B Yates. Funeral services ai the resi- dence of her sister. the Argyle Apart- ments. 13th st. and Park rd. nw. .apartment 403. on Tuesday, September g a.m.: thence to Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park rd., where mass will be offered at 10 a.m for the repose of her_ soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Bethel * Cemeters. Alexandria, Va. DANIELS. CHARLOTTE M. On Sunda September 7. 106, aL Garfield Ho: pital. CHARLOTTE M. DANIELS. b loved wife of Alfred Daniels and_mother of Morgan Daniels and Mrs. Florence Lacovey and sister of Thomas Morgan. Funeral services at the W._W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w., on Wednesday. September 30, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 29 DE_FILIPPIS. ROSE. On Sunday. Sep- tember 7. 1936, a! Providence Hospital, ROSE DE FILIPPIS. the beloved wifr of Victor De Filippis and mother of John. Prenk. Charles. Helen and Vivian De Filippis and Dorothy De Leon Funeral from her late residence. 721 Tavlor st N w., on Tuesdey. September 0. at am’ Requiem mass at St Gabriel's Church at 9:30 am. Relatives and friends invited to_ afiend. Interment Mount. Olivet Cemetery. JOHN €. On Sunday, September at Providence ~Hospital, JomN’ C; beloved son of the late Olivef A and Susie V. Donn. Funeral from | the residence of his brother. George C. Donn. 11517 Haldeman_ave.. Brentwood, sday, September tives and friends in Tnfrment Glenwood Gemetery. ELIASON. MARY ELIZABETH. ‘tember 36 Bt Methoditt Eis Hospital ' Brooklyn % ELIZABETH_ELIASON. Charles W. Eliason_(S. C.). United Sfates Navy (retired). Funeral held in Brookiin, N. Y. Private inter- ment at Oak Hill Cemetery in Washin ton. D. C. Tuesday September PAIRFAX. HANCOCK FRANCIS. day. September 7:. 1936, ai his resi- dence. 850 North Wakefleld st. Arling- ton. Va. HANCOCK FRANCIS "FAIR- FAX. beioved hushand of Mildred Nar- eisis Fairfax (nee Fritter). He is al survived by two sons. Francis L. a Thomas A. Fairfax. and one daughter. Mrs. Lawrence Kincheloe. Remains rest ine at the Ives funeral home. 2% Wilson bivd.. Arlington. Va. where f neral services will be held Tiesday. Sep- tember 20. at 1:10 p.m. Interment Co- lumbia Gardens Cemetery. FAISON. JOHN. Departed this Sunday._ September @: 19 Gal- fnger” Hospital. JOHN FAISON. “He leaves to mourn their loss a wife. Annie Faison: two daughters. Bessie Green and Carrie Faison: six sons. Moses. Edward. Walter. Willlam. James and _Luoy aison’ three brothers. George. Moses and Julius Faison. and several other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South_Capitol st. until 6 pm. Th day. October 1. when the body will be shicped (o Falson. N. C.. for interment. IN. MOLLIE MILDRED. On Satur- Seotember 1936, at Casualty Hospital. MOLLIE MILDRED FANNIN 322°4th st. n.w.. beloved mother of n_Hook and grandmother of Alonzo Van Hook = She also leaves to mourn _their loss other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home. 1820 9th &t n.w. Funeral services at the ahove funeral home on_Wednesday. September 30 at 2 pam. Interment Lincoln Me- morial Cemeters . PARRELL. BERNADINE. On Sunday. Se rember 27 at 9 pm. BERNADINE. beToved wite of George Farrell . She. 13 also survived by six children. two uncles, one aunt. other relatives and friends: Remains ‘resting_at Stewart's funerai home. 50 H st. ne. Notice of funeral fater. 29 FITZGERALD. REDMOND MICHAE denly. on Saturday, Septemner 20, 10 at_his_residence, 2414 Girard pl. REDMOND “MICHAEL, CFIIZGERALD, beloved son of the late Redmond end Mary Fitzgerald. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday. September 79, at 830 am.: thence to St. Francis De Sales Church. where requiem mass will | be said at # am. for the repose of Ais soul. Interment Arlington National Cem- etery, Relatives and friends invited FLEET. EDMOND C.. SR. Entered into eternal rest on Salurday. September 20, 1936, ot pm. at his residenc 1813 Oth st. south, Arlington. Va., E MOND C. FLEET. Sr.. the beloved father of Mrs. Vernadine Hierst, Edna Novella Burnetie and Edmond C. Fleet. jr. He also leaves to_mourn his departuré one sister. Mrs. Sarah Richardson: three brothers, James R.. Ferdinand and Wil- bur R. Fieet. and other relatives and friends. ~ Remains temporarily resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. sw. until 4 . Monday; _thereafter at his late Tes dence. ' Funeral at 1 p.m._Tuesda September 29. from Mount Zion Ba tist_Church. Arlingion. Va. Interment in Odd Fellows' Cemetery. All officers and ‘members of Virginia_Star Union Lodge. No. f4. 1. 0. of G.S. and D. of F.. are Tequested 1o meet at Odd_ Feliows' Hall. Arlington. Va._ Monday. September 28, 19316, at 7:30 Dm.. to arrange for fhe funeral of our deceased brother. EDMOND C. FLEET. EDWARD AXOM, W. C. HELEN GOLDMAN. F. 8. GAUM, BESSIE E._ On Sunday. Septem. ber BESSIE E. GAUM. beloved Wite” of ‘Herman Gaum’ and mother of Mrs. Leonard E. Marth and Harold W. Veitch. Funeral from the W. W. Deal funeral home. K16 H st. n.e. Notice of time hereafter. GRAY. AUSTIN. 27, 1936, at_his residence. 1081 Irving &t ne. AUSTIN GRAY. 'devoted hu band of the late Alida L. Gray. Ri mains resting at the W. Earnest Jar funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. N tice of funeral lat LEXANDER. On Saturday. September ' 2 his_residence. J317 &th st_ n.w. ALEXANDER. the e- foved husband of Mary Henderson. _Fu- neral services and interment at Glen- wood Cemetery on Tuesday. September 20. at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends in- Vited BENRY. ETTA MAE._On Thursday. Sep- tember 4. 196, ETTA MAE HENRY, devoted daughter of Annie Henry. step: daughter of Louis Henry. She also leaves one brother. Wilfred Henry. and other relatives and friends. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 143" You st. n.w.. until 6 pm. Monday: thereafter at her late residence. 33 Eye st ne. Ant. 2. Puneral Tues: day, “September 24, a the "above residence. ¥n Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS, J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium A N.E___ Lincoln 5200 " Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {l138eventh & X% NAtional 2473 Chambers, One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. NW. Col. 0432 Atlantic 6700 Josegh F. Birch’s Sons (A mrcocx lhnuen " pemeit 5034 MSt N w. Otterback and Elizabeth Brow: Willlam Weirdiz Departed this on Sun- Jlite_on on Interment Wood- ervices were | Sunday. September | Braths. HOFFHINES. MAUDE ROBE day, September 27. 19:16. at 2:45 at her residence, 3016l Dent Bl MAUDE ROBERTS HOFFH loved wife of Ray Hofthines :u ‘n"fd 1008 'H t. n.w.. on Tuesday. Sep. X . tember 20, at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. MARIAN. On Sunday. Septem- 5 Ghildren's| Hospital. P her 11en 3 MARIAN JOH! beloved daughter of Richard Edwin and Sarah Johnson of Jones Bridge rd.. Chevy Chase. Md. Remnins resting at *he Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reu= oen Pumphray. Rockville. Md. Funeral gervices at the above funera home on ednesday. September 0. at 2 p.m. In- fermens Monocacy Oemetery, Bealloville . _On _Sunday. September LUCILLE™ JONES, _beloved ghter 'of “Hattie Jones, She a Jeaves other relatives and friends. Deral Thursday Octgber 1, al 2 p.m. from Jerusalem Bapt'st Church. Rev. Augustus Lewis officiating. Remains Testing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. until Wed- nesday' noon; thereafter ‘at her late residence. th st n.w. Inter- Tment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 30 KIMMELL, GRACE M On Saturday, Sep- tember 26. 19:16 at her residence. 208 l6th st."se. GRACE M. KIMMELL, be- loved wile"of Harry "0, Kimmeil” and mother of Frank P. Charles E. and Eimer L. Kimmell. “Kemains resting at the above residerice. Puneral services al the above residence on Tuesday. Sep- tember 29 at 2 pm Relatives and {riends invited. Interment Glenwood | Cemetery. 28 KIMMELL. GRACE M. A special meeting of | . John's Lodgze Chapter. No. 1%, O. E. N O Tuesday. Sep- tember 9. 1036, at 1 o'cleck, at Masonic Temole. {or the purose of tending the | uneral of our late sister, KIMMELL. IRENE M. STEINBRAKER. W. M. CHARLES CUTHBERTSON, W. P. MARY I. McCOACH. Secretary. | LANGON. BEATRICE. On Sunday, Sep- Tember’ 27 1936, at Freedmen's Hos- pital, BEATRICE ~LANGON, beloved mother of Willexton Langon and sister of Kenner Caldwell. = She also_leaves | other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday, September 30. at 11 a.m.. from the ' 'W._Ernest vis ~ funeral church, 1432 'You st. n.w. Interment | Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 29 LOEWENBERG. WILLIAM BENNETT. On Sunday._Sepiember 1936, WILLTAM BENNETT LOEWENBERG. beloved hus- | band of Clara Van_Baalan Loewenberg and_father of Mrs. Rhea L. Bernton and I Loewenberg of New York City. Funeral Tuesday. omit flowers. MARROW. MARY E. tember 26, 19:36. MARY E. MARROW. daughter of the late Eli Satterwhite, mother of Dorothy Wyche. Alice Ruth, Roy._Hugh, Flmore. Shelby and Eugene Marrow. She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed at Frazier's funeral home. 389 R. 1. ave n.w. from 1:30 pm. until 11 P.m. Monday September 8 Funeral services will be held at Hendeison, N, C., Tuesday. September 29, 28 MARSHALL. MAMIE. Departed this life on Sunday. Septembes 19:36. MAMIE MARSHALL of 202 New York ave. n.w. She Jeaves to mourn their loss a devoted son. Aloysius Marshall: three sisters, Ida Clementine and Clara Marshall: four brothers. Wilson. Ernest. Isiah and Gus- tine Marshall: a grandaavghter. Delores Marshall; also many other relafives and friends. ' Remains resting at the Mal van & Schey funeral home. New Jer. sey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. MAT! PETER S. i, 1936, Services private. Please On_Saturday. Sep- On’ Sunday. Beptem- PETER S. MATSON. be- tnee McGovern). Funeral from his late residence. 16 T st. nw. on Tuesday. September 79, a: 10 a.m. Relatives and friends inviled. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Deeting of the Washington Printing Pressmen's Union, No. 1. Tuesday, Sep- tember 29, a0 auin. At the Trbo- Srabhical Tempie: 4o G B hwr) Tor the purpose of attending_the funeral of our late brother. PETER S. MATSON EDWIN A_ECKELS. President. HARRY C. WEBB, Secretary, | McCORMICK, MICHAEL D. dav. September 6. 193, MICHAEL D MCCORMICK. beloved son of Patrick and the " late Mary McCormick (nee Kelty) and broiher of Patrick H. McCormick of Washingion. D. C. 'Funeral will be held from Timothy Hanlon's funeral marlors. 641 H st. ne. on Wednesdav. September 0. ai 8:70 am. Requiem mass at Holv Comforter Church. 14th and East Cap- | itol sts. at % am. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 29 | McGARRY. PATRICK J. _oOn aturday. September 2. 1836, at Providence Hq ital. PATRICK J. McGARRY. beloved husband of the late Julia McGarry (nee Carr) of Seat Pleasant. Md.. and father of Katherine McGarry. Mrs. Mary Ed- wards. Margaret Sult_ Julia Hampton Joseph and Matthew McGarry. Puneral | will be held from his late residence on ‘Tuesday. September at ¢ am. quiem mass at St. Margaret's Churr Seat Pleasant. Md.. at 9:30 a.m. _Inter- ment Mount Olivei' Cemeiery. Relatives and friends invited. 28 NICHOLSON, WILLIAM. On Friday. Sep- . at his residence. N16 WILLIAM_NICHOLSON the beloved brother of Sadie Smith Ella Jones and Georee Nicholson. He also Ieaves other relatives and friends. FPu- neral Tuesday. Seotember 29. at ] b.m. from the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1437 You st. n.w. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 28 PERRY. LESTER GRANT. On Saturday. September 26. 19:36. at_| p.m.. at Preed- men’s Hospital. LESTER GRANT PER- RY_ beloved husband of Marie G. Perry. father of Theodore L late Charles H. and Janie G. Perry and brother of Margaret ‘Shepherd. ;76 Ho- bart place n.w.. and Randolph. Fdward and Charles Perry. mourn_their loss ‘many other relatives and fricnds. ~Remains resting at the McGuire funeral home, 1820 9th st. n.w. Funeral services at St. Luke's Babtist Church. Rock Creek Ford road. Bright- wood. D. C. Wednesday. September 0, 2t 2 p.m. Rev. A. Chichester officiafing. Interment Harmony Cemetery. QUEENAN, MARY ELLA. On Saturday. September 26, 19336, at her residence 616 Gordon ave. n.e. MARY ELLA. be- loved wife of James Queenan. mother of the late Willlam Amos Queenan. She is survived by other relatives and friend: Funeral Wednesday. Sepiember 3 pm., from Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st Interment Pavne's Cemetery. 29 | ROSS, A WEST. On Friday Septem- | Berad 1934, at Garfleld Hosoiial EDNA WEST ROSS of 1011 B the be- loved wite of Bdward T. Ross. mother of an infant child. Edward T. Ross. Jr.: daughter of Raymond and Erlyne West and grandchild of John and Frances Miller. "She also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after 5 p.m. Sunday at her late residence Puneral Tuesdavy September 30. at 11 am. from the Holy Redeemer Church New York and New Jersey aves. n.w. where mass will be offered. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. . GERTRUDE DORSEY. On Sun- September 7. 1936, at her resi- ) 1419 R st. nw._ Apt. GER- TRUDE DORSEY. STALEY, beloved wité of Edwin King Staley and devoted sis- ter of Harry C. Dorse: late Allen S. and Mar; sev. Services at the funeral home. 01 14th st. n.w. on Tuesday. September 29. at 3:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited 10 attend. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. STRINGFELLOW. JAMES. Departéd this life on Sunday. September * 1936, Children's Sanatotium. Glenn' Daje, M JAMES STRINGFELLOW. beloved son of Melvoyd and Arthur Stringfellow. He also leaves to mourn their loss one sis- ter. Leola Strinefellow. and several other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Fugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. until 6 p.m. Tuesdsy. September 20: then the body will bé shipped to Chester. 8. C.. for interment. | THORNTON. DANIEL. JR. _On_Prida September 5. 10:36. DANIEL, THORN: TON Jr.. beioved son of Daniel and Elizabeth” Thornton, brother of Helen Dean. Francis and Alvin Thornton. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains restin at the W Emest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. services Tuesday, September 9 n.m.. at Brooke. Va. 28 TILLMAN. MELVIN (ERRY). =Deoarted ' a p.m. [l Y TILLMAN. - He “ieaves (6 mourn_ their loss “a_loving and devoted wife. Mrs. Elzur Tillman: two loving ehildren. Ellen and Phyliss Tillman: two loving and de- Yoted aunts. Mrs. Lucy Kidwell and Mrs. Mary Simons: three uncles. Mr. Basii Tillman. James Tillman and William Kidwell: ‘a father-in-law, Mr. Prank Jones. and a host of other relatives and frieuds. Remains resting at his aunt's residence. 307 Virginia ave. se. neral Thursday. October 1. st 1 _o'clock p.m.. {rom Ebenezer M. E. Church. 4th and'D sis. se. Rev. King officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. He fought life's battle bravely and pa- tiently stood every test: o5 We know he's resting with Jesus. because he was one of the best. THE FAMILY. 30° ZOELLER. FRITZ R. On Saturday, Sep- tember 26. 1936, at 2:30 p.m.. at Lewes. Del.. in his 58th year. FRITZ R. ZOEL- LER. He is survived by his widow Anna Zoeller. Remains resting at Hines' funeral parlor. ~Services (private) Tues- day. September 29. at 2 p.m. In Memoriam. . PAUL B. In loving rememt “gr:fl:'e'&’ oue beroved husband 5{'-1 dnddy. CHILDRESS. on Trom_ us six years ago today. Sebtember 28. 1930. til. daddy. and always will, WelBVING WiFE AND DAUC ‘ ne. daughter of the ret_Shreve Dor- H. Hines Co. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER WEDERATE PRICES FHONE NAT. 0106. O vaan” Cor. 14th & Eye :V. L. SPEARE C0. L Netther the successor oot connecied with the original W. R Speare establishment. oner 2 1009 H St. N.W. ' Wational 2808 » GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 P8t NW NAtional 4276 1(‘;50 A. COMLEY 2 %5 Artistic Floral Designs B’ R T g S oA i o ! loved husband of Elizabeth E. Matson | On Satur- THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1936 In Memoriam. DREW, AMY. Sacred to the memory of our beloved mother. AMY DREW. who left us one year ago today. September 28. 1935. A sweet and sainted mother, An angel from your birth. Revered by all who knew you And beloved by us Qou've earned your place in heaven And you're resting there we know. Each night we dream about yw And the lessons you have taught: Have memories sweet to guide us In the soodness you have brought. A mother. understanding Who in our hearts stands alone. Neglecting_your own comfort As you catered to our own. Could we but see you. mother, In your guise of anzel bright. 80 often to your grave we wander. With flowers to place with loving care. ‘The one we loved so dearly 1s now peecefully sleeping there. DEVOTED CHILDREN SARAH. DELLA. HAZEL. AND GRANDCHILDREN AND SON-IN-LAW. RICHARDSON. SERGT; ARTHUR. In lov- ing_remembrance ‘of my dear husband. Sergt. ARTHUR RICHARDSON. who died w0 years ago today. September 28, 1934. His gentle face and patient smile With sadness we recall He had a kind word for eac And_died beloved by all HIS LOVING WIFE, GLADYS, * STEWART, BERTHA E. A loving tribute to the memory of our devoted mother. BERTHA E. STEWART. who_departed this life two years ago today. Seplember Mother. you gave us the best of. your life. You cherished our secrets, our sorrows. our strife; You taught us to love. you tausht us to Dear molher in heaven. God bless you today. THE FAMILY. * | WEJIR, WALTER D. A tribute of love to the memory of a_devoted husband and father. WALTER D. WEIR. who departed this life three years aso todsy. Septem- r 2 3 Some time 'mid tearless eyes we will see and then up there we will understand, HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * |INJURIES ARE FATAL TO SUSIE M. CROOK Assistant Auditor Firm Here Hurt in Alabama Crash. Miss Susie May Crook, assistant auditor of the Sanitary Grocery Co., here, died in Selma, Ala., Friday of in- jyries received in an automobile acci- dent the previous day. Her sister riding with her were injured. ‘The injured sister is Mrs. Florence C. Walton, supervisor of nurses at | Georgetown Hospital, who lived with Miss Crook in the Argyle Apartments. | Mrs. Walton, returned home on a | stretcher, is reported suffering from back injuries. The other two women, Miss Kitty Austin and Miss Mary Burtin, nurses at Georgetown, are said to have re- ceived minor injuries. The four women left here late in | August for a trip through the West | and were en route home through | the South when the accident occurred, according to Mrs. Mary B. Yates, 1423 MATSON. PETER S. There will be a special “ Webster street, another sister of Miss | | Crook. |~ Miss Crook, a native of Alexandria, | Va., had been employed by the grocery company here for 27 years. MRS. GRACEM K|MMELL /ILL 7 MONTHS, IS DEAD Funeral to Be Held Tomorrow for Wife of Justice Department Employe. Perry son of the | He also ieaves to | | Mrs. Grace M. Kimmell, 52, wife of | Harry O. Kimmell, clerk at the Justice | Department, died Saturday at her home, 200 Sixteenth street southeast. | She had been ill seven months. | ~"Mrs. Kimmell, a lifelong resident of | this city, was a member of St. John's | Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. ! | Besides her husband she leaves three sons, Frank P., Charles E. and Elmer | L. Kimmell; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth | Schwinger; two brothers, Benjamin F. Kullman, daughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 will be in Glenwood Cemetery. MRS. ANNAH ELLIOT, 73, Saturday at the home of her son, Clarence W. Elliot, 3251 Van Hazen street. She had been ill several months. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. today at V. L. Speare Co., un- dertakers, 1009 H street. Burial will be at Freedom, Me., tomorrow after- noon or Wednesday morning. g Mrs. Elliot, a resident of this city for the last six years, was the widow of James Oliver Elliot, a Belfast (Me.) merchant. " Her son 1s employed at the hydraulic labratory, Bureau of Standards. MRS. HUNTER DIES BY & Staft Correspondent ot The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va. September 28. —Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Swain Hunter, 82, who died yesterday at her home, 330 South Lee street, were held this morning at the home. She was the widow of Henry Hunter. Burial was in Union Cemetery. e S s Two to Talk on Stamps. Robert Bilsborough, president, and Mollie Lewis, treasurer of the Wash- ington Federation of Junior Stamp Collectors, will be speakers at the Washington Stamp Club of the Air meeting over station WOL this eve- ning at 9:15. They will be introduced by James Waldo Fawcett, stamp edi- tor of The Star. $l45 Never Priced Lower for this Quality. Be sure to get one =plece your order today Super-heavy pads a: Kresge Bldg. }flew here from Los Angeles several of Grocery | and two other Washington women | John nnd; and a grand- | G-nue Queenan. : p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial | DIES AT HOME OF SON | Wiaskingtonis most Baautiful Mrs. Annah Calista Elliot, 73, died | HENRY B.R. BRIGE DIES ON D.C. VISIT Wife and Son at Bedside of Los Angeles Post- master. Postmaster Henry B. R. Briggs of Los Angeles died last night at Emer- gency Hospital of pneumonia con- tracted while on official buiness in Washington. He was 55 years old. With Mr. Briggs was his wife, who days ago, and a son, Reid Briggs, a secretary in the office of Senator McAdoo of California. Mr. Briggs arrived here a fortnight ago by airplane after attending the convention of the National Associ: tion of Postmasters at Cleveland. Overwork had weakened him, and a bad cold developed complications. A brother, Willianf H. Briggs, edi- tor of Harper's Magazine, is expected from Boston today after his arrival from Europe. Mr. Briggs, a native of Kalamazoo, Mich., was a newspaper reporter, edi- tor and publisher for more than 40 years in many parts ofithe rountry. He was the author of a book, “Brass ‘Tacks,” published in 1932. He served in the Spanish-American War with the 33d Michigan Volun- teers. In addition to his widow and son, he is survived by three other sons, Colver, Deane and Alan Briggs. ELDERS “LET DOWN” YOUTH, PARLEY TOLD |} Young People Seek Leaders Among Own Ranks, Y. M. C A. Key Men Hear. Disappointed by the failure of many of its older leaders, the youth of | America is seeking leadership within its own ranks, Dr. Homer P. Rainey, director of the American Youth Com- mission, told the Y. M. C. A. key! men’'s conference yesterday. Disclosure that many leaders, both in public and private life, were un- trustworthy, Dr. Rainey said, has re- | sulted in widespread confusion among young men in recent years. This, he said, has led to development of ynical attitude on the part of youth and a determination to develop its own leadership. | This determination, he said. was manifested at the recent World Youth Conference, where the demand for better leaders was made. The two-way conference, held at | | Holiday House on Mount Vernon | Boulevard, was concluded with a re- | port. by B. E. Phillips, assistant phy- | sical director at the Washington “Y" on his trip to the Olympics, and an address on “Fellowship” by Page Mc” Etchison, Y. M. C. A. religious ‘ork director. All arrangements were made by Ralph W. Foster, physical director | at the “Y.” Deaths Reported. Fannie A. Zimmerman. ‘85. 3300 16th st. | ra M. Chism, 68, K14 23rd st | Douslas Brewer. Tuberculosis Hospital. | John E. Smith ‘Bellevue. Redmonid M. Fitsseraid, 2414 mma‘ pl. ne | Essa Kattel, 41. Gallinger Hospital Maurice Edwards. 29, Casualty Hospit; Ralph Edwards. 26, Casualty Hospital. Infant to Joseph A and Madeline Me- | Namara. Sibley Hospital. Gallinger Hospital. rie Brice. 65, Freedmen's Hospital Siaraim Wiiliama: o1 Gallinger Hospital Mary E. Marrow Madie Stevens, 15, C (edar Hill Sherman ave, Ity Hospital. 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Clerk Is Robbed Of His Clothing, Forced From Car Francis H. McGuigan, 21-year-old grocery clerk, was thankful the weather was pleasant and few people were up and about—at least within his view—for a posite the Com- merce Building, then robbed him of his coat, trou- sers and $10. After forcing McGuigan out of his car, they § drove another block and trans- * ferred to another machine, ‘The men approached McGuigan as he was parking his auto near his home at 1524 L street. Alfred Hecht, 914 M streei, told police & colored man tied his hands with wire last night after robbing him of $1. The robbery occurred at Seventh and H streets. F. H. McGuigan, R. M. FITZGERALD, 40, VETERAN, DIES HERE Funeral Services to Be Held To- morrow—Burial Will Be in Arlington. Redmond Michael Fitzgerald, 40, World War veteran, died Saturday after a long illness at his home, 2414 Girard place northeast. Mr. Pitzgerald served during the war as a first-class pharmacist mate on the naval transport Frederick. He came to Washington in 1920 and had resided here since, except for about 18 months in the Veterans’ Hospital at Bay Pines, Fla. He was a native of Lynn, Mass. is survived by three brothers, John J., Henry J. and William J. Fitz- gerald, all of this city, and a sister, Mrs. Margaret Macked of Boston. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. tomorrow in St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church, following brief serv- ices at his residence. Burial will be in Arlington National Cemetery. —_— Births Reported. James J. and Anna Davas, boy. Leonard H. and Marie Gibbons, boy. Leon and Alice Quinn. girl Milton T. and Dorothy V. Loeppler. girl, Clifton J. and Emma_Chatman, bo' Robert and Martha Randoiph. eirl. William O. and Thelma E. Samuels. boy. Joseph and Beatrice Williams. boy. That Speak for Themselves!! Positive proof that Joseph Gawler's Sons superlative service is available to every one is shown by this tabu- lation of the price range of our last 1,000 adult funeral services. Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Inec. Chapel Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler 1750-2.4-6-8 Penna. Ave. N.W, Funeral Directors Since 1850 Cremations Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler NAtional 5512 GIRL OF 2 IN HOSPITAL AFTER ATTACK BY LION By the Associated Press. LAS VEGAS, Nev., September 28— A 2-year-old girl, Gail Chase, was treated in the hospital yesterday, seriously lacerated by a presumably tame lion. Physicians said her injuries were not critical. ALUMINUM FINEST THE MODERNIZE (] ALUMINUM The baby saw the lion at a servica station near here, where it was chained. As her father entered the station, she went over “to pet the big dog.” The animal waited until she was within the sector of its chain, sprang, and sang its teeth into her cheek. The father, L. R. Chase of Boulder City, dragged ‘his daughter to safety, Police said the lion probably would ba destroyed. 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