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Qurds of Thanks. DAVIS, CAPT. CLARENCE C._H, The {amily of the late Capt. CLARENCE C DAVIS wish to ¢xund Hhelr deepest Fa Rankin. _the Central Station, St. Augustine’s Lyceum. Woman's Auxiliary to Nationg] Alilance of Postal Employes and the Oldest In- for Lhelr kind expiessions of floral tributes. services ren- autos brovided x““fi‘“‘m‘?& B thn, dea our. one. WIFE ‘STEPPATHER. KERSON. JESSIE H. 1 do thank my Dlé‘“ay Iriends “and nelghbors for their indness and floral tributes geath of my husband. JESSIE H. DIGK- EDWARDS. DR. THOMAS W. wish to extend our sincere thanis ciation to the trustees. Dr faculties of Howard Umniversit our relatives and many TS o thelr many expressions of sympathy during the prolonged iliness and at the death of our beloved husband ana {ather. Dr. THOMAS W. WAR: THE PAMILY. * JACKSON. LEON OTTO. The family of the late LEON OTTO JACKS knowledge _with the kind expressions_of tended them. TH WALLACE. BURTON A. the Mofning &iar Lodge. No. i BLar Lot e asesclitad Foduct of Elks. miy mans relatives and Triends for ihelr expressions of sym- pathy and floral tribut the oc- casion of the sudden death y loved husband. BURTON A \\Aunrz GENEVA RICHARDS WALLACE. Draths. On Eaturday. Oct ober ce. 10 _Rhode you\ W be- lara Alvey (nee ili_be held from the e on Tuesday. October Requicm mags at St srateful apprec T E PAMILY. * i desire to thank e Island ave ne. Joved husband Welch). Funeral above resid . at 830 a.m Martin's Church 9 and friends invited. Mary's Ltmrln\ BAILEY. ARRIE October 17. 19 Qllnl after a V. BAILEY. S Departed this_life Freedmen's Hos RIE devoted husband i five srandchildren. one aunt: Minnie Adems: two cousins, Mary and a host of other ds. Remains resting 1058 Palley irs, and Emma_Adam: relatives and fr offi- on, Md ed_this life on THELMA H - brothers &nd many other friends. Remains rest & sSchey Deanwood funer 5\ nome, 4445 Deane ave. ne Funeral Tuesday. Oc- tober 20. at from above Parlors. Khiites “na "llends invited. | Inter: ment Woodmont Cemete; 18 STER. On Fri- day 7. 193¢, at Olney. Md. VELMA SYLVESTER BARBER. widow W. Barber and beloved Harold L. Palmer of g Mon- pm., at_Hysons's pariors, n.w. Interment Arlington National Cemetery, 18 BLACKSTONE. SOU ‘I'HEI(\ stlrlfl! ihis life Saiurdar, Octo :u Plains SOGTHERN BLACK: NE. $1eDicaves O devoted: friend, Bamnie Thompson. Gant E funeral ugene For 3, Cavitol st. where funeral " d_Tuesday. Ortob 20. at Re HEht omointing. Tnterment “Rosenont Cemeters. 18 BOYD, CLIFF. ted_this life Wed- October 14, 1936, at Galllnger Hospital. CLIFF, BOYD. devoted father of Cnl\\er«- Bovd and Mrs. Lula Whiten- i, brother af Mrs. Frances Lipscomb. . Rflalh!‘r Jolly of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mizon McCoy. Gea e nnd ep! 134, of_ W e Ao e o - Ththiers in-law of Elvira Boyd. He also leaves other relatives and | friends. Rem restin Rbines funeral chavel, sts. s.w. where funeral services will be heid at’ 1 pan.” Monday. October 1. Rev. J. Herbert officiating. in Rosemont Cemetery. JAMES J. On Fridas. L bis fesidence. 4417 17th ot RKE. beloved husband Funeral ‘tober 20. at & am. Requiem mass at O Eiine bt e Sacred Heart at A:10 ves and {riends invited 1o terment Mount Olivet Ceme- Norfolk ‘and " Petersburs. October BURKE. JAMES J. Council. el The of o day. October 16. 1936 fmembers of Potomac Council are requested to usemblr at i omaaencs 4114 A st n.w.. Mondis. October - $or “oravers for the repose of his soul: from 20 at Ohe” shitine of the Sacred Heart .ms Interment. Mount Olivet ery “SHARLES J. CONSIDINE. G. K. 19 BURKE. JAMES J. M!mber< of 8t. Peter's No. 144, Kniehts of St Sommand the death of | E. at his resi- Kindly visit. v order of the presiden Brugr SoRN P CONNER CARPENTER, FRAXCIS A October 16 at_Emergency P RANCIS A' CARPENTER. belo\!d‘ Msband . of Winifred Carpenter inee Richmond) and devoted father of Fred- | erick E. Carpenter and Mrs. Annie V. Sinclair. Services aL the §. H. Hines Co. ‘funeral home. 2001 14th st n.W. on’ Monday. October 19. at 10:30 am. Relatives and friends invited.” Intrr- ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. JULIA E. On Thursdey. Oc: oer 36, a1 her residence 11 nowo JULIA E. COLLINS 'n DiAlton) Tbeloved wite ot {he late Tho as V. Collins and mother of Rev. Hen D. Collins, Funeral {rom her late resi; dence on Monday. October 19. at 10 am._ Requiem mass at the shnne of the Sacred Heart at 10:30 am. Pela- tives and friends tavited to attend. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. DIX N. ELMER E. On Saturday. October . in36. at the Montgomery County Cvznrral Hospital. ELMER E. DIXON. ared 18 vears_beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Dixon of near Gaithers- uré, Md. ° Funeral services Tuesday, October 20. at 12 noon. at his parents’ SomerT Taterment ‘Mount OIvel Ceme- tery. Prederick. bc\mn\ ANNIE C. On Saturda: r 17, 1936 at her residence. 2158 ;( n.v.' ANNIE C. DONOVAN. beloved daughtér ‘of the late Ellen and Jobn Donovan, sister of the late Ellen Lucas Funeral from the James T. Clements’ 8ons funezal home. 1241 Wige s Shes Whiere mass will be said at D am. atives and friends invited. Intermrm Holy Rood Cemetery. 19 WAWKINS. JAMES W. Departed this life W Oc- R K adopted daughter. F. one brother. Robert }{lwklm and other Telatives and friends. Remains resting &t Eugene Pord's funeral home 1300 Bouth Capitol st. Funeral Tuesday. Tober 20, at 9 a.m., from St. Catherine's Gathoiic'_'Chureh: ” McConchie. . Charles County, Md. Interment church ceme- tery. 19 AN, Pa«»d away on Saturday. Oc- ber "17. Sibley Hospital, at tol the age u Wiliam end Sadie Hefft: | rom the W. W, Chambers C ineral home, 817 11th st. 5. gn; (?l:e:ds h}ellld "” IITM {l'l'{'e. 5 attenar © faters ment Gedar Hill Cemelery. 15 HERR ROBER' GER. On 3 Ocmber T T008, AL, Walier Feca Hoa: BKB ADGER HI Interment | 18 | STICKELL. Braths. KINNEY, ALFRED A. !uddenl{ on !l October 17. O pelaved.” husbend ot - Allens Rinnev ot Salt Lake City, Utah, “Serv- ices by the W. W. cmubm aa MacWILLIAMS, JAMES RICH, Thursdey. Cctober 16, mmag i3 “”}i’ ital e gxs belmed hlllblml o Ella } neral from his lat " den 10 B n,_Mon- du Octoher 1 0 aiin.: thencs 8t. Thomas’ o here requiem Toass wil be sald 3% 9 am. for the Te- pose of his !nul’ ent Mount Bfivet "Cemeters. Relatives and friends invited. MAMAKOS. DEMETRO, Suddenly. on rr(- October 16. 1936, at her residence. §67 South Caroline ave, s.c, DEMETR MAMA] beloved wife of Louls M makos. T. Ryan funeral home, e. uatil § am. Sunda: al from hir Jate r!lndence on Qstober 10, " at Emn Guek ornmdox n.w. where serv- Relatives Fort, 18 1 er, Monday thence to 10 and 1%be Teld et R P invited. Lincoln Cemetery. MARVEL. WALLACE October 17. 1036, at, s residenc n'w.. WALLACE D. MARVEL, loved husband of Anna R. Marvel Vand father ol James H. Marvel of Chicago. . Hatfleld of Interment 0. On, Saturday, Yio0 Chenon" i fober 10, v 3:30 Rel {riends invited. Inlermem. El lol\. Md. MEYER, HE \t N. On Saturday, October 7. 1936, at his residence. Edmonston £d. ‘Bast “Riverdaie. Mg HERMAN MF\ER years. Rémains Test Gasch's Sons’ funeral home. 48 M ryand aves Dymitovilie, Md. - Serve ices at the above funeral home on Mon- y. October 19. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Ever- green Cemetery. near Bladensburs. Md. MOODY. SARAH HELEN. tober '16. 1036, at her residence. Whittingham place n.e AH brioved wite of " the odv. mother of Augustus ramdrother ‘of Lorajne, Christina and Robert Moody and Louise Briggs and Sarah Marie Cane. She also leaves one brother, Col. Joseph H. Ward: one sis ter. Minerva Ward Hank: one adopted dauel Dorothy Leader. and other Yelatives and friends.” Punérg] Monday, October p.m.. from First Bal 5t Chureh. Deanwood. C.. Rev. George W. Brent officiating. MA_CONRAD. Woodley Abts.. widow 18 Suddenly, t her resiz 'EMAA CONRAD of Robert Bruce d mother of Heath Monday. October’ Ti\ tives and friends inv enwood Cemetery LER, IDA. On Saturday. October 17 1936 at Sibley Memorial Hospital IDA 'ULLER. beloved wife of the late Rein- hold C. Muller. Remains Testing gt the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. gy me. where services wil be held on Monday. October 2 pm Rela- tives and (rlendx mnua. Interment Glenwood Cemeter; NAU, GiolGl: H. Priday. October i, 1930, at the Fome 0t " his Harry E. Nau, Silver !mlnl band Emma Harry E John_and Elmer Nau. Services Warner E, Pumphrey's funeral home, 8424 Georgla th !hVel’ SDHHI Md., Monday. October 19. Inters A 40 b Cemeters, Priends And relatives invited PARKER, CLEMENTINE. On Tuesday con tober 11, 1038, at her, residence, st. nw. after a_lingering mmu CLENERTINE, PARKER. wife of ihe devoted sister Interment 18 late George R. Parker, gf, Anthony, Jefleries and aunt of Maggie Todd Jto s survived by eTeR Bicces. fous mephews and A other relatives and friends, rutm- at Prazier's funeral home. R . . Funeral Monday. October To LMl tom the above-mientioned funers)” "hore. * Interment Woodlawn Cemetersy. PARKER. GRACE MAYNARD. ln(exed into life eternal on Friday. October 18, 103s st the Home fof Incursbles GRACE MAYNARD daughter S e 1ate Joun Colekte and ENzAberh Curtis Parker. Puneral services at St Alban’s Church on Monday. October 1% p.m. Interment 8t. John's Chlrcn d. Beltsville, Md QUINTER. ALVINA MAUDE, er Oon ?fl u Tesidence Private services will be hel on Mondsy mornln[ October 19. terment Oak Hill Cemetery. Plnla O:!Bb!r omit flowers. N, MINNIE. On PFriday, 6. at her residence, 47913 F st. ¢ me-;n Hill Cemetery. SCOTT. CHARLES WINI’I!LI'I Jl. B 1d- denly. on Wednesday. October 14, 1046, at Rocky Mount, N. C.. WIN. e OTT, Jr.. t?'n Of gthe Iat o Ans. . Scott, de- Voted fatl W. and thn- Fana Scott, brother of Verna B. Soott of Berkeley, Calif.; Norris A. G. Scott and Marea Scott Ogle. Ilemalm rest ing at the W. Ernest Jarvis funer chureh. 1432 " You Monday. Ociober 0 he Sbove Faneral curchr Harmony Cemetery. SMITH LUCY A Suddenly, on Thurs- day, October 15, 1936, at the residence of Ber Gaughter. Mrs. Blanche E. Smith 7th st. n.w.. LUCY ANI H. Belo\fd wifée of the late Richard H. Smit] She is_survived by slx children, Allie. Frank. Walter. Robe: Lioyd and Mrs. Blanche E. Smith. Remllnl resting W. Shambers Co. funeral home, 1400 Chapin sv n.w. until Sunday Oc- tober I8 § am neral services and interment at Namonl Baptist Church, Montrose. Va.. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 18 ne m.. from nterment sndrmuv JOSEPH F. _Suddenly. on Pri- | October 1. 1936, at his residence. 4401 7th J SHER: AN, ‘Deloved ather Cnt Jann’ B Joseph F. Sherman. Jr. meral his late residence on Monday. October 19, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at the Immaculate Conception Church. 8th an N sts. nw. at 9 am. ~ Relatives an friends invited to attend. Interment Mount, Olivet cemmry 18 GEORGE Sud- denly. oh Eriday. Betober 16, m'«e at 8 at Annapolis Hospital. ARDREW “SFICRELL. beloved son ot Alice E. (nee Winslow) and Joseph Stickell, He also is survived by four sisters and five brothers. Remains rest. inz at Gasch's uneral parlors. Hyattsville. Md Punenl Monday. Oc- tober 19, at Tnterment Con- Fressionai " Cemetery. Relatives and Triends invited. 18 WESLEY, MILLIE | On Thursday, October 15. 1 t Grdricks Corner, Va.. MILLIE WESLEY, buoved mother of Hn ch Swann, Mrs. Amelia Gibb Ma: Brown. Mra. Arbelia ‘Turnér. Bértle and Alden ‘'Wesiey. Funeral Sunday, Octobe Iy stz pm fro r'asz Baptis Shciating. Remain The W. Ernest Jarvis West "End plrlar. :am st and Dumbarton ave, n.W. 18 I Memorian. BECK. LAURA LEE. In sad but lovin remembrance 0f our desr wite -na mother. LAURA LEE Bl . Who D 2wy one ear ago todas.’ October 18, We know how much The many nights o ‘We_prayed that we might keep you, But our loss was your gain. HUSBAND AND BON. COBERTH. ROSIE L. A tribute of love and_devotion to my daughter and our mother. Called home 1o rest Ave years ago today. October 18. 1931. Unknawn!tdoe the world. she stands by And whispers, "Dear family. death can- not_divi e AND DAUCHTERS., DQR- OTHY AND ESSIE. oo, guftered. 50 | JORNS nd | trom THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHT APT.R.A. HERRO DIES IN HOSPITAL Veteran of Spanish and World Wars—Funeral to Be Held Tuesday. B¥ a Staff Correspondent of The Star. RIVERDALE, Md, October 17.— Capt. Robert Adger Herron, U. S. A, retired, a veteran of both the Spanish- American and World Wars, died at ‘Walter Reed Hospital yesterday after- noon. He had lived here at 618 Jack- son avenue. Capt. Herron, who was born on May 29, 1875, at Winnsboro, 8. C., volun- teered for service in the Spanish- American War at Winnsboro in 1898 and was in action with Company D of the 1st Infantry. At the outset of the World War he was assigned to the 7th Regiment, Officers Training Camp, where he was promoted to the rank of captain. He was retired May 7, 1932, while serving with the 60th Regiment (C. A. C.) of the Quartermasters’ Corps in Wash- ington. His wife, Mrs. Eloise Herron, and a sister, Mrs. Arthur M. Owens of ‘Winnsboro, survive. Funeral services will be held at the residence Tuesday morning prior to rites in the Riverdale Presbyterian Church at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in the Arlington National Cemetery. SEEK CAMPAIGN FUND Cotter and Mason Head Drive Here for Democratic Party. Joseph J. Cotter, recently appointed party finance director of the District by Chairman Farley, and Guy Mason, his assistant, are conducting a final drive here for funds for the Demo- cratic National Committee at cam- paign headquarters, 1500 Rhode Island avenue. A native of the District and a lawyer | here, Cotter was in the Interior De- | partment during Wilson's administra- tion and was secretary to his Indus- trial Conference. Mason, also a lawyer and District resident since 1904, was | secretary of the Woodrow Wilson In- dependent. League in 1916. In Memortam. !AIAH DULANEY. In loving xemembunu our dear other. l;en:d (DULAN fy SBHNSON. de %m: Lolle iwenty-iwo years aso PEAKE. JOHN K. 1 AKE JOMN K. In memory of Juy, °§ & year ago today. October 18. Each lonely hour that we have gpent Is woven through and_ through Wigh golden threads of memory. DEVOTED ALIGE ROPER. ROSCOE E. OF d. pared this JTe ane sear E tober o one ¥ a0 today, Oc: fade. SMITH, CLINTON LEON (DRAKE). parted this life ten years ago todsy ¢ tober CLINTO! In_memory of my B HI§_MOTHER. LO im cl.’ Y%m 1'H ND BRI o mel daughter nnd s mAm WILKE! SON, who entered into heavenly r!n four years ago yesterday, October tears flow. There uenlu a'dream of the sweet long de. MOTHER. SON. SISTFRS MORTICIANS (C. 8. ZURHORST, JR.) ESTAB. 1857 301 East Capitol St. Lin. 0468 l.lm 0372 The Finest FUNERAL SERVICE Rstdhn of tha llmml you Ry s i ence have taught 'ho' 1o provi o comtort and convenience. and do so0 in a cour e nndtm“:‘pdnu manner that ful Under personal maMfleM‘ of Francis J. Collins, W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. Col. 0464 PEAKE. who Dassed away 8o suddenly | 164 ROPER. Wwko de- | Gone, but lovi ’"§ memories will never I HIS DEVOTED WIFE. DRAKE) SMITH " He leaves to mos\ign ! | \V‘hen glene in our srrow and bitter ago: Unknown vuo the world. she stands by | “Dear family. death can- | MRS. W. E. QUINTER, 81, DIES OF HEMORRHAGE Life-Long Resident of City to Be Buried at Private Rites To- morrow Morning. Mrs. Alvina Maude Quinter, 81, widow of Washington E. Quinter, died Friday of a cerebral hemorrhage at her home in the Woodley Park Towers Apartments. Mrs. Quinter was a life-long resi- dent of this city. Her husband, who died in 1922, was engaged in the in- surance business here. She is survived by three sons, Ralph D. Quinter -nd] Hubbert R. Quinter, both of this city, and Alvin 8. Quinter of Boise, Idaho, and nine grandchildren. Private funeral services will be held tomorrow morning. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. GARDEN CLUB MEETS Special Dispatch to The Star. HERNDON, Va., October 17.—The Home Interest Garden Club met this week with Mrs. George Ramsey Bready, with Mrs. Russel! A. Lynn as co-hostess. Mrs. Maurice A.| Yount, vice president, presided. Mrs. Cassius M. Lawrence, presi- dent of the club, addressed the meet- ing on “Landscaping.” Mrs. Yount ap- pointed a Program Committee, com- posed of Mrs. Bready, Mrs. Harry Middleton and Mrs. E. Barbour Hutchison, and & committee to buy shrubbery to landscape the entrance to Herndon Chestnut Grove Ceme- tery, composed of Mrs. William Meyer, Mrs. Russell A, Lynn and Mrs. Willls McGlincy. e SAVED BY A HEAD By tne Assoctated Press. LORAIN, Ohio, October 17.—James Beatty, 47, claimed tonight the title | of either the world’s luckiest man or | the most hard-headed man. ‘While working on the “Gas House” Bridge, near here, he was struck on | the head by a 12-foot two-by-four | that had fallen 90 feet from the mp of the bridge. Beatty was treated at a hospital | for a scalp wound, then returned to | AWe ______THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, OOTOBER 1§ 1038 PART ONE. . AL . W. D. MARVEL DIES; EXAMINER FOR 1. C. C. Native of Delaware Formerly Taught School on Maryland Eastern Shore. Wallace D. Marvel, 68, tariff ex- aminer for the Interstate Commerce Commission, died late yesterday at his home, 3514 Thirty-fifth street. He had been ill for some time. A native of Georgetown, Del, Mr. Marvel came to Washington 18 years ago when he received his appointment to the I. C. C. During his early life he taught school on the Eastern Shore of Mary- land and later served as stationmaster for the Long Island Railroad at Flushing, lLong Island. He was a Mason. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Anna Marvel; a son, James H. Marvel of Chicago, and a daughter, Mrs, Gladys Hatfield of Washington. Funeral services will be held to- Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 510 C St. NE. Llnc. 5537 Ambdulance Service The Little Things Count EVEN 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. 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Burial will be at Easton, Md. 3 GET CHEST POSTS Shaffer, Maio and Gelbman to Aid Charity Drive. Arthur Shaffer, William I Maio and Louis A. Gelbman, Southeast Washington civic leaders, have beea placed in charge of that section’s three divisions under campaign plans of the Community Chest, it was announced yesterday. Team captains will be named later by the division leaders, and the former in turn will select their workers. Co- operation of the section’s civic and business groups has been assured, it was said. We Learn From Egyptians. ‘The Egyptians were the fathers of | most things modern, including engi- | neering, architecture and chemistry. They were also the first people to start making contectionery, the confectioner using honey as a sweetener, and added | to this sweet herbs and spices. They | were highly colored to attract the eye | of the candy lover. 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