Evening Star Newspaper, October 20, 1936, Page 10

Qard of Thanks. EN HORACE. To my family. friends. nrnrunnons church, _elubs and societies: We do thank you for {he floral lr':ules (cards. letters and an ind things done for us - reavement and the passing of my hus- bln O‘ACE me MAMIE. * Braths. ANDERSON. MARY _CATHERINE, parted r{m life on Bl\:u{dl ‘Octobe! ai 2 Hospital, MARY CATHERINE A EOHR aite "5f the Jaie Jordan And and the beloved mother of Mrs. Ex White. _She lesves to_mourn their one sister. Mrs. Bessie Spriggs: one step- daughter. Mrs. Rebecca Smallwood; two grandchildren. -nd a_host of other rela- fives and friends. Remains resting n,: Alexander Pope's funeral thlpel 'Hl 15th st. se. until Thursda: ineral ‘Thursday, October 2. at 1 Ward Memorial Church, Washington place n.e. Triends invited. JOHN WILLIAM. On Menday. October 19. 1936, at the home_of his daushier, Mre, Cha rles E Beane. Ritchie, Md JOHN. WILLIAM ARMIGER. aged 7 nl Pindell. Md.. beloved husband of th late Virginia Z. Armiger (nee Way- son) and father of Mrs Chlres E. Beane and Daniel M.. Svrus F. an nd John Levering Armiger. Funeral from the residence of his dlulhl-r October 22 at 11 am. Interment G-Dk Cemetery. Washington. D. C. . JAMES H. On Mondar. October B A Emersencs Hospltal JAMES H. BOGGS. beloved husband of the Iate Lucy Hooe Boggs and father of Luci Fooe Boees of 1026 16th st. nw. and Mrs. Herbert Grymes of %';-;‘{';"mn'mt,‘rds mains resting At Hrs Rer N st "h W until Wednesday morn: 1n= Funeral services and Inlermrm King George Courthouse. Va. Wedne: day. October 21. at 1:30 p.m. JAMES H. On Monday. October 19. 6. JAMES K Bom"l‘nl;\:d uncle of Mary E. Raley - ;CX;(;XH the W. W. Chambers Co. South- east funeral home. 517 11th st. se. on Wednesday. October 21 at 10 am Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. (Leonardtown pa- Ders please copy.) VES. CARRIE L. On Monday. LAY ES ) ARG, at- ner Tesldence. Calvert st. n.w.. CARRIE L. (nee Glad- Ton). widow of the late Charles R Cleaves. Services at the S, H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st n.w. on Wednesday. October 21, at 3 pm Interment private i SON. GRACE EVELYN. On Monday €086 oh 19 1936, at the Baplist Home. 1N o nw. GRACE EVELYN COR: SON Puneral services st the S, H. Hines | Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w.. on fednesday_ OcCtober 1. at 2t Rock Creek Cemetery ©On Tuesday. Oc- ANN DANIELS. r of John C. and Mary | ee. Adamson) of 402 West | Madison ave. Hyattsville Md. Notice | of funeral hereafter £ WARD. On Sunday. Octover 18, | EDWARD, " beloved husband _of orzetta Dayv. brother of Arthur Day and Mrs Ellen Wright. Remains rest- fne at_Stewart’s funeral home. 30 H ¢ Puneral Thursday Ber pm._from Mount Church. V st. n.w. between Rev. Roy officiating S VSSES OY._On Mon- D Ciober ) OF providrice ftoi ot O vites " LERDY | DICKER- SON. beloved husband of Florence R Dickerson. _devoted father of Evelyn Dyson and Cecelia_Dickerson. son of James Dickerson. He also leaves four brothers. tao sisters. other relatives and mains resting at the John ird_and Eve ARMIGER, Oc- Bernel d and jird friends. F'°Riines funeral chapel: y sts sw. until 4 pm. Thursday Oc- fober 7% thereafter at 1210 Linden st. ne Notice of funeral later 33 NEY MINER. Suddenis op A a e Octoper - 20 1536, “HENRY A TN ‘beloved husband of Rut il Eg Ak Tather of Kathleen Pa- e aTand Blich Eakin CServiccs At the Hines Co. funeral home. 2801 14th Thursday. October 2% at sént private 2 MIN On Saturday, Octc NTNKTE FLLISON. of st nw. daughter of Mrs. Mary | She also leaves to mourn their loss & devoted niece. Mrs. Mary Broadie. and friend Frank Smith. Remains resting at Ridgley & Hick: 30 M st. n.w. Funeral Thursday. Octol from Jerusalem ~ Baptist P sts Rev Mount Augustus ' Lewis. Interment Zion Cem- GRANT. On Tuesday Oc- 5. G. GRANT EPPERLEY. Eppe: F 3 IPFERLE\ G. tober 0. 193t the beloved hushand of Allie E ley and father of Roy G. Epperiey at fhterment Cedar il Cemeters ices by the W. W Chambers Co. Sout n- east funeral home.) FRIBOURG. BESSIE MARIE. On Mnn- day. October 1. 18:36. at her residence. 216 11th st. s.w.. BESSIE MARIE FRI- BOURG. beloved mother of Robert D. Fribourz. Funeral services at the W. W._ Chambers Southeast funeral home. 517 1ith st. se. Wednesday. October 2 pm Reiatives and friends in- Interment Cedar Hill Cemelery 20 Qlolc\rbv i tober 19 after a brief illness. QUINCY beioved s Eugene and Florida Gress. devoted bro:ner of Evelyn | Mars zard and Annie May 21 at Vited. GREGG Monday. Hospital, GREGG. Departed this life on 19336, late residence. Thursday. October from Mount_Carmel Ard and Eve sts. n.w. lawn Cemeter IOL\IE~ JOSEPH. On Monday oumml 1936, at Gallinger Hospital, JO- | SEPH.Ihe beloved son of James and Magzie Holmes. brother of Elizabeth Taylor, Dorothy. Mary Annie Herbert, James and John Holmes. He is als survived by a grandmother. Mrs. Martha 1 and other relatives and friends. resiing at Stewart's funeral 30 H st Notice of lm:txrll at Baptist Interment Wood- On Monday. | 110 pm . RALPH SHAREN HUGHES, ased ears. be- foed son of Sharon and Elizabein E Hughes. Funeral from residence of his uncle. Charles Hughes. 4102 Ellicott st. nw. on Thursday. October at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. 1In- | terment Andrew Chapel Cemeters. Falr- | fax County. Va lD\[fi MARY ESTHER. On Monda Of~ eber 19. 19:3h. at her residence. 628 L | i w. MARY ESTHER JONES, the beloved ‘wife of the late Edward Jones Funeral from her late residence on Thursday. October at 2 Rela- | Tives and_friends inviied to attend. .In- terment Glenwood Cemetery 21 AISER. IAlRA On !lmdlv October EAlS Y. LAURA of Mrs | Howard er. ler's Sons' ch Wednesday. terment private. . LOFFLER, NA. On_ Tuesday. October. 20 the Washington Sanitarium. CATHARINA LOPFLER. ag~d =3 vears. wife of the late Andreas Lofl- ler and beloved mother of Mrs. Willlam ¥ Gude. Mrs. Thomas E. Jarrell and the late Charies A M.. Andrew D. and Ernest C. Loffler. Remains resting_at the chapel of Thos. F. Sergeon & Co. Tth st. n.w. Funeral services at the ‘piret Retoimea 'Churen " 14th and Monroe sts. n.w. on Thursday. October at 2 pm_ Remains may be viewed at church from 10 am. to 3 p.m. Thurs- dav "Relatives and" iriends invited to atténd. Interment Rock Creek Cem- eters. - 21 LUCAS. CARRIE. On October 0. . at hér residence. V158 K st. CAl LK “Sioved wife i Cikfiora Funeral from James T. Clem- funeral home. 1741 Wis- consin ave. n.w. Notice of time later. Interment Ariinzton National Cemetery Relatives and {riends invited. Lucas. CARRIE. 1038 Q" Monday chhzr at_her Tesidence. Y Auxiliary. No. 9. U. 8. W. V.. are requested to 1uemhh at Glements’ funeral parior. 1241 Wigconsin ave. Wed- Resday. October V0. for services Tortour Uemaried sister. By order of the president ALBERTINE H. LOCKNER. 21 MUNCASTER. MARY RITTENHOUSE. oOn Tuesday. Octo) ARY RIT- TERHOUSE MONCASTER, aged R4 venrs, widow of Dr.” Otho Muncaster. ~Re- mains_resting at the W. m- bers Co. funeral nome. " 1400 Ghpin at. n.w. _ Funeral services at the Church of the Pilgrims. 23nd, & nw. on Thursday, Octobei t 2 pm. In- ferment ‘Rock Creek Cemetery. 21 FUNERAL D!BEC’IOES. Josepl! h F. Birch’i Sonl HAYCOC! grone it God 3634 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {uaseennss A% NAtional 2473 CHAS. S. ZURHORST CO. 301 _EAST CAPITOL ST. LINCOLN 0372 V. L. SPEARE (0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R. Speare uv.lb ment. Phone NAtional 2807 W, . at Gallinger | J. W. JONES GIVEN KENTUCKY BURIAL Farm Credit Administration” Ex- pert Died Here Saturday of Heart Attack. James W. Jones, 50, Farm Credit Administration expert, who died Sat- urday of a heart attack at his %esi- dence in the New Colonial Hotel, was buried yesterday in Lexington, Ky. Mr. Jones was stricken while alone in his room, but managed to call the hotel office and then collapsed. A physician was summoned, but he died within a few minutes. He had been principal agricultural economist in the Co-operative Divi- sion, Farm Credit Administration, and was a recognized expert on relation problems of co-operative farming and marketing associations. A native of Murray, Ky.. he was a graduate of Georgetown College (Ken- tucky) and Chicago University. He came here as a specialist in co-opera- tive marketing for the Agriculture De- partment in 1926. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. ‘Winona Jones of Lexington; a daugh- ter, Miss Ann Elizabeth Jones, student at Chicago University, and brother, R. S. Jones, of Richmond, Va. VA R Slow Driver Fined. MUNCIE, Ind. (#).—Patrolman Charles Guffigan arrested Dallas Bush on a charge of reckless driving. Bush pleaded guilty to poking at seven miles per hour in heavy trafic. He was fined $5 and costs. Braths. NAYLOR, ROBERT C. Departed this life on ‘Tuesday. October 20. 1436, at 8:30 am. after's briel ilness. ‘at hic reil- | ence. §i41: 24th st n.w. | NAYLOR. Notice of funeral later. * PAL\IEI IOBEIT E On Monday. Oe- tober at his hom Ormt Md NOB!R Palmer and brother of Theresa Palmer Bean of wmgmwmo resting _at Gartner" Githersbure Md E Wednesday, October 1. at 2:3 from the above_ funerai home ent Nealsville Cemeters. Md am., er : W ELLA NORA PERN. @ of Octavius W. Penn, mother of Mrs Margaret A. Brown. Ruth. Mary E Fred B. and James S. Penn: sister of | Lillie G Guy and Mrs. Sadie L | Williams. ~ She aiso leaves (wo grand- | children” Remains resting_ at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st.nw. Notice of funeral later. RICHARDS. ALICE HAI v.l'rlN KING. On Tuesday Getober 936, W-shlnunn Do pesidence. 1305 E CE 'HALIBURTON KING Rl(‘HARDB daughter of Cornelius and | Julia Lawrence Kine and mother of | Comdr. Frederick G. Richards. U. 8, N| Notice of services later. MARY WEE Departed m- m» on Mondav. October 19. 1936 at her residence.’ 1 MARY S SAVOY. devoted mother of Charles S Dickerscn Ravmond S Savoy. Funeral Thursdav. October 27 | at 9 am. from h ence: men:e to 8t. Crprian’s Church. 13th and C sts. se. Relatives and friends lnvxv-d | SHAFFER. BENJAMIN F. On Monday. “gc- 19, 1936 at his rfqaence 224 | r\inl st. n.w. !BNJA\HN P APFFF) the Feloved hiskand of Emma L Eratier | and father of Mrs. Robert L_ Lowery. | Mrs Hazel M. Wells. Mrs. C.W. Smith and John L. Shaffer Remains resting at the above residence Notice of (" neral later. Services by the W. Chambers Co. SHEFTON. ANNIE. Departed this life on Friday. ‘October 16. 1936 at_Gallinger | Hospital. ANNIE SHEFTON. She leaves to mourn their loss a lovinz mether. Annie Shefton: a sister. Valley Shefton: three brothers. Rockfellow. William and | Medge Shefton., Funeral Wednesdar October 21. at 2 pm. from Eugene Poras tuneral Nome 1300 South Gaitel | st. Interment Rosemont Cemetersy. ISMI‘I‘I‘I BERTHA G._ To the Ofllurn .nd mbers of Peter Boston Lodze. N U. O. of Chaldeans: atiest>d 'to attend a special call meei- ing Wednesday.- October 21. 19568 at 8 . o make arrangements for the fu- neral of our late sister. BERTHA G. S at her late residénce. 326 C ot sW.. Thursdl\ October == n {m MUEL_HEEB; SADIE W. HAY\MN Fin Eec SMITH. GEORGE W. Departed this life suddenly. on Saturday. October 17. 1935 GEORGE W_SMITH. 'devoted father o Villiamsor. Samuel A Smuch, | Delores Watson an ute e Marnin: Toving beother o Bohl Booth " and Louise Wilkerson ° Ha als leaves to mourn their loss four grand- children. one nephew and other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Bar- bour Bros' funeral home. 48 K st. n.e. Funeral Thursday. October 22, at 10| Am.. from above funeral nome. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. TOLSON., MILDRED GREEN. Denlrled this life on Saturdar. October 17. 1936, At the residence of her mother. 134 16th ne. after a brief illness MILD] OLSON. _Funeral Wednesday. T are e from 8t. Monica's . South Capitol and L ats. s She was the daughter of the late Henry Green. We know how much you suffered. The many nights of pain: We praved that we mizht keen you, t our loss was you TOVER, JAMES E._ On Frida i9: MES E. Joh of the inte Gorte and Anna Torss husband of Mrs. B. Toyer. He also leaves to mourn their loss one brother. two sis- ters. one cousin, Mrs, a Snow. and other relatives and_ friend resting at George B. Clar] neral parlor. 1416 i October 20, F o Oclnber‘ YER. devoted | e. ne.. noon Tucsdsy: runeul Wednesday. Oc- tober "l at 1 . from Priendshio Bavtist. Chrch, 13t and 1 sts. terment Rosemort Cemetery. 'I‘O\’!l JAMES E. The om:-rs lnd mm- bers "of Mornine Star Lods, 40, tfl\ed lB Il tendl & sossion o $oriow. B b day: Geloner B0, at the Home" THth and Que sts. n.w. to arrange for the neral” of our late brother JAMES E. TOYP™ Funeral Wednesday. October s 1936, at 1 o'clock. from ’flehfl‘h\fl Baptist Church. 1st and H sts. M P. HARRIS. Exalted R\ll!! JANIFER. Secrefary. HOBART LORRAINE. oOn 20, 1936, at hiy resl- ETRACY. Bitoved Wilmer L. Tr. t his oty a ‘d“&" ] 2oy of this city and Edwasd L. Tracy of Baton Rouce, La. Rema resting at Hysong's pariors. 1300 N st. n. Funeral services Tammy“omm at 3 pm. af Church 3rd and A sts. s thovoal VON IRMER, CAROLINE. | ©On Mondav. | Oc- At at Georgetown Umversny Hosnital ' TCAROLINE. YOR IRMER. ‘beloved wife of Reinhold Von Irmer ard mother of Mrs. Lulu Marshall of 905 13th st n.w. Remains resting at the funeral aome of Georse W. Wise Co. 2900 A1 st n.w. nesday. October 21 Cemeiery. Relativi . n- WINKLER, EDWARD, Suddenty. on Sun. day.__ Octol WA 18, W‘K 'IR b!loved hulblnd of Marearet Winkier. ‘Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n . until Tuesd tober 20, at 2 p.m. Interment Por res. In fllmnrtam emory of BoAGS, \DARGARET. m lll! one year ago. (Rl:bhen de“"" s NS BOAGS. GRAY, FRANK W.. M. love’ and devotion to'the me‘me'r"yb:'l'o:: gevoted busband and father. Dr PRANK i ““who entered nto sternal one year azo today. October erl“ T The davs come and 9,40 the sun shines But in .t!rln Tidst of Pleasure we are lone- With" jmiles on our faces. our hearts full o Always thinking of you DEVOTED Wi A HTER, MRS. MAUD GRAY A’;WDD Dga%?'u! BELWIG. ANNIE X e In melvé?"'hol our JO“!ON JOI‘N ll. Nothing can ever take away love & heart holds dear: Fond memories linger every Remembran YOUu i DEVOTED MILLER. ALICE C. A tribute of love IM J. William Lee’s Sons Co. DIRECTORS FUNERAL Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave. N.E Lincoln §200 FUNERAL DESIGNS. 0. A. COMLEY 'Ilhl Ph%flm GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pum 1212 P 8t N.W NAtiona) 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER SODERIA":I-‘:R"C'#IAL nnln? 0108 and Sudays’ . Cor. 14th & Eye Gl A devotion to_our dear A SECLER. ‘Ono. Geparied e iite Botobst 20, 1926, i%o’r:n CHILDREN, HARRY, AND BERTHA. IOA‘I lUGm F. In M Ond of our Rz m'r Y today. 0' 1) - We now b-w /-’.ghza ygu lul-nd. ‘We pra; ed lhtl we Nfll k.'l you. HIS > WirE CHILDREN | Churches, will officiate, | Rev. Dr. R. L. Wood, pastor of Pet- | worth Church. The Knights of Pythias Rites Thursday MRS. CATHARINA LOFFLER. B.F. SHAFFER, 10, EDUCATOR, iSDEAD Former Manager of Busi- ness College—Funeral to Be Held Thursday. B. Frank Shaffer, 70, retired edu- | cator and business man, died yester- day after a long illness at his home, 524 Irving street. Coming here about 20 years ago from Cumberland, Md., Mr. Shaffer, during the World War, was manager of Stewart’s Business College. Sub- sequently, he was proprietor of a | lunch concession in the Agriculture Department until about four years ago, later running a similar conces- | sion at Beltsville, Md. He retired two years ago. A native of Cumberland, Mr. Shaf- fer was president of a business col- lege there before coming here. Active in many organizations, he was past grand chancellor of the Maryland Knights of Pythias, a mem- ber of Knights of Pythias Lodge No. 60, Cumberland, and an associate | member of Webster Lodge, K. P., this city. He belonged to the Pythian Sisters and the Pentalpha Lodge of Masons and was a past patron of Gavel Chapter, O. E. S. Mr. Shaffer also was & member of the Independ- ent Order of Odd Fellows, Baltimore, and a former organizer for the Junior Order of United American Me- chanics. Mr. Shaffer belonged to Petworth M. E. Church and formerly was dis- | trict superintendent of | Episcopal Sunday Schools for Allegany County, Md. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Emma L. Shaffer; three daughters, | Mrs. Robert L. Lowery, Mrs. Hazel M. | Wells and Mrs. C. Wilfred Smith, and u son, John L. Shaffer, all of this city; a brother, Lloyd L. Shaffer, Cumber- | land, and a sister, Mrs. Mary E. Bayer, Cumberland. He also leaves 12 grand- children and a great-granddaughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at his residence. Rev. Dr. G. Ellis Williams, district super- intendent of Methodist Episcopal assisted by will have charge of services at the grave, in a cemetery to be named later. F. M. HOZIER, 87, DIES; RITES SET TOMORROW Retired Government Employe Once Served as Mayor of Dayton. Francis M. Hosier, 87, of 1324 Mon- roe street, veteran retired Government employe, died Sunday in Emergency Hospital of complications due to ad- | vanced age. Mr. Hosier, one-time mayor of Day- ton, Ohio, where he was born, was a graduate of Obelin College. Before coming here he practiced law in Day- ton and in Bismarck, N. Dak. He is survived by two daughters, Miss Louise D. Hosier of this city and Mrs. Karl A. Kupfer of Portland, Oreg. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. tomorrow in Hines' funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Cemetery. - MRS. FRIBOURG DIES Mrs. Bessie Marie Fribourg, 75, for 20 years a resident of the District, died yesterday after a brief iliness at s | her home, 216 Eleventh street south- west. She is survived by a son, Robert D. Pribourg, an employe in the Agri- culture Department. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Charles Austin at the W. W. Chambers Southeast funeral home at 2 pm. tomorrow. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Frazier's for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11, Company 1360, Washington, D. C. No Deserving Case Turned Away Parlors and Chapels Fres Call NOrth 7795-7796 389 R. I Ave. N. W. ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR . No Extras! For a Regular: $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES $75 to $200 and up "zgu Tt 'o’u%t_-r"r::so. 19.1'1'. it al Ghlnk M hr’ DEAL Funersl Home . Phone Li. 8200-8201 A Methodist | ILLNESS IS FATAL TO MRS. LOFFLER Widow of Founder of Provision Company Dies at 82. Mrs. Catharina Loffler, 82, widow of Andreas Loffler, founder of the A. Loffier Sausage & Provision Co., dled today in Washington Sanitarium, Takoma Park, Md. ‘ She had been ill about 10 months. Mrs. Loffler, a native of Bavaria, came here in-1870. She .had been prominent many years in church, Eastern Star and welfare circles. She was past president of the Ladies’ Ald Soclety of First Reformed Church was past grand matron of the Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star of the District, and past matron of Ruth Chapter, O. E. 8. Mrs. Loffler also had long been active in the af- fairs of the Eastern Star Home, which she helped found, and the German Orphan Asylum. Surviving her are two daughters, Mrs. Willam F. Gude and Mrs. Thomas E. Jarrell, both of this city; 12 grandchildren and 14 great-grand- children; two brothers, Ohristopher Rammling, this ecity, and another brother and a sister, both living in Germany. Puneral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday in First Church, where the body will lie in state from 10 am. that day. Rev. Dr. James D. Buhrer, the pastor, will officiate, as- sisted by Rev. Dr. Charles Enders, pastor of Concordia Evangelical Luth- eran Church. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemeury COL. LEWIS BROWN DIES Retired Officer Succumbs at 60 in San Antonio, Tex. Col. Lewis Brown, jr, U. S. A, re- | tired, died Priday at San Antonio, Tex., it was learned at the War De- partment yesterday. He was 60 years ' old. D. C, MRS. LAURA KAISER, 73, DIES ON LONG ISLAND Washington Native Resided With Daughter Last 15 Years. Rites Tomorrow. Mrs. Laura Kaiser, 73, widow of Ed- ward L. Kaiser, died Sunday after a long iliness at the home of her daugh- ter, Mrs. Howard B. Hosmer, in Law- rence, Long Island. A native of this city, she had re- sided here until she went to live with her daughter about 15 years ago. She frequently had visited here in recent years. Besides Mrs. Hosmer, Mrs. Kaiser leaves another daughter, Mrs. Clayton D. McKinley, Rockville Center, Long Island; three sisters, Miss Elizabeth B. Hart, 1706 Connecticut avenue;’ Miss Bertha Hart, 1740 Park road, and Mrs. lda Boyne, 2426 Nineteenth street, and five grandchildren. Puneral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Gawler's chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania avenue. Burial will be private. Civil Liberties Dinner. The Civil Liberties Union will give a dinner tonight at 7 o'clock in the Y. W. €. A. Building, Seventeenth and K streets. There will be seven speakers, 918 Cleveland Ave., Riverdale Park Call GReenwood 1221 817 11th St. S.E. Ci ATlantie 6700 AN IDEAL HOLIDAY GIFT Phone Today! District 2979! “Washington’s Own, Serving Washington’s Best” PADS TABLE Washable White Fabric Top—Green Back Made to Any Shape or Size Table Wood Grain Finish and all high-grade pads re- duced 40% on this sale. 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Adams, retired In August, 1928, was on duty in the office of the quartermaster general here from Jan- uary, 1924, to June 15, 1926. Previously, he had been on duty in the Quarter- master Corps Depot here from Decem- ber, 1919, to August, 1920. He was awarded the Distinguished Bervice Cross “for gallantry in action E\'ery ingrcdicnt used in Southern Dairies lce Cream ... cream, sugar and flavoring oo is the very finest that money can v:my. Both in flavor and texture it is a quality in Prance in July, 1918, A native of Petersburg, Ind, he began his Army service as a private, MRS. AMIA BAKER DIES; RITES HERE SATURDAY Widow of John Baker Formerly Was Matron of Hyattsville Chapter 0. E. 8. Mrs. Amia L. Baker, 79, former Scarsdale, Mrs. Josephine R. Brane denburg, Larchmont, N. Y., and Mrs. Emily B. Crawford, Queens, Long Island; a brother, George Freeman Ponock Skyland, Va., and five grand- children. She was a member of All Souls’ Unitarian Church here and formerly was matron of the Hyattsville Chape ter of the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a sister of the late Miss Busan Pollock, kindergarten founder, Funeral gervices will be held here at 2 pm turday at Hysong's fu- neral parlors, 1300 N street. Burial Washington resident, died Saturday | will be in Glenwood Cemetery after a long lliness at Scarsdale, N. Y. She was the widow of John Baker, for many years employed in the War Department, who was injured in the collapse of the old Ford Theater here. Mrs. Baker is survived by a son, Alfred B. Baker, attorney of, 7 Ray- mond street, Chevy Chase, Md.; daughters, Mrs. ICE GR (edar Hill Washingtonis most Beantal three | Alice L. Webec of | Cmeterg ice cream. Therefore, you may serve Southern Dairies with pcr.‘c:{ confidence that it will do full credit to your reputas tion as a hostess. EAM JOIN THE Sealtest SATURDAY NIGHT RADIO PARTY—8 P. M. (E. 5. T.) 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