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Qards of Thanks. BURKE, ORESTUS P. The family of the m Appreciation - {or . the. Piokens of nmnnh{ 50 kindly extended by gur GOWENS. ruonm:l E. To mendl gnulunn church. ciubs and societ e du thank you for the floral trlhute . Aers ‘and all kind things done lnr Tis dunn' ‘Our" bereavement at_ the assing of our ‘mother. RENCE E. !NA GOW‘INI AND WILLARD JONE:! To my family. friends. pel Thbors o 1'do thank you X rfe?-nx“mbm. cards. letters and lel things done for me during my serflnvzmenth-t the %-nm.. ;r‘)'flao' my arling mother 155 % AT - wish to extend or- OO Btaflm. ANDERSON. MARY A. On Saturday, Oc- Bt on: 1036, at herARnlmenct 33 e Forfesseo ave”n' e oL o Raenns e unday e O B e 5 pn. Interment. Cedar Hill " cemetery. ANDERSON. -m:onoll: 8- Eaturday, Oc fi e. THEODORE G.. ggnhd"oflkuth Anderson (nee Wiley) and son of Mrs. Alma Anderson. Funeral from the sbove rul?:ne: on Tuesday. October Relatives and Tiends invited. Interment at Arlington ational Cemetery with military honors. Arrsngements by P. A. Taltavull. 26 APPLEBY, !LEANOI EMELINE. On Sat- urday. October 24, 1036, at 4:15 a. 2r0her Siome, 10 West Balumore et Kensington. Md.. ELEA EMELINE. Bensinmioni Mite of Harey D. Appieby: CnCias cotting at. the. Colonial Tunerai ome of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Rock- ville Md. Funeral services at her late residence” Monday. October 26. at 1 am. Interment Wilmington. Del b33 ARNOLD. RALPH. Departed this life on Thursday. October i Balti- e M. RALEH ARNOLD. the velaved son of Susan Arnold. brother of Susie Madison and “Ruth' Hill Nathaniel, von d. George and Eugene Arnold, ¥ee also leaves nieces and nephews and 2 host of other relatives. _Funeral serv- nday. October 6. at funeral home < “and Tricnds mvited. hterment Pavne's Cemetery. GGOTT. ROBERT M, BA o N BES Suddenly. on 36, at his resi- neral Biadenshurg rd. Clifton Park. Tuesday. October 27. at 2 D tives and friends “are invited ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. o ELL. MARY F. On Friday. October 2 - 106, at Emergency Hospital. MARY F. BFLL, beloved wife of Glenn W. Bell and’ daughter of Rossie and Ning Sho- Funeral services at the W ORE. LENORA ADELE. On Friday. OC» lc:nbn 3. 1936, LENORA ADELE BOORE. helo\!d mother of Claude and Irvine Funeral from the W. W. Deal 816 H _st. ne. Monday. am. Relatives and I\.neul heme. 818 "Interment Fort Lmr:ln October 26. at friends invited. Cemeters. it AHAM. On Thursday. October Bexs. Anfil at GIlHnler Huagflnl ABRA- AM BOYD. devoted er of Mrs. Eh beth Massey and Clarence Bovd brother of Mrs, Eliza Brookens, . Rosa West and Mrs. Mary Queen, He also ir survived by 'a number of other relatives and friends. ~Remains estine a¢ Frazier's funeral home 380 e ¥ e napolis. ) ln’uu‘ xnmm\r LEE. On Frida¥. October 2 t her unl'(mmt in e 3" Courts." KATHARINE = LEE BRYARLY. She i sureived by & sister, 3 B. Spencer of Milwaukee. 3034 M st Fune services will be held in the’ wmhi‘nkwn Cathedral on Monday. October 26 at $730 am. Interment Winchester, Va. BUTLER. BENJAMIN S. = Departed this lite on [Eincecey Ociober 21. 1016, ar 05 o'l Caaiaits’ Hospital. l:NJAMN s ER. He leaves to mourn their loss four “daughters. one brother. nine grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at_Gardner’s funeral home unul 12 noon Sunday. 0c!ober Pu Monday. Octol Eis late Petidence. Top and devoted sister of Miss Lillian A. Norton of Washington, D. C, and Arthur W. Norton of Baltimore. Services at the 8. Bome 2001 14th st. a ber P i Abbey ® Mausoieumn, A Tins- a. CI’NNINGHAM JULIET E. r 231036, JULIET _E. belaved “wife of Theodore W. Cunning- ham and devoted mother of Mrs. Rose f; Demer and Russell Edward Cunning- am._ She is also survived by her moth- o Jullet D Hunt and brother. Edward vre Hunt of Rigenside. Conn. Re- mains resting at Birch's funeral home. 3034 M st. n.w. Services at the Episco- Pal Church at Falls Church. Va. en Sunday. October 25, at 3:30 p.m. 25 VAUGHN. ANNIE. Departed this life DE tober 22 1436, at St Ellzabeth s Hob, ?ltnl ANNIE DEVAUG oted riend of Mr. and Mrs. fames Galioway T, Rbines o5 ™ On Fridy; 'r-knm- Coatk, Ma. EMMA V. beloved wife of Edward E. Eaton and mother of Warren H. and William P. Co. Southeast branch funeral home. 517 Iith st. se. on Monday, October 26, at 2 p.m. Relatives and ‘friends invi ed. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BHLERS. FRANK J. On Thursday Octo- 931 FRA! urie Ehler Miss Prances J. . Remains Lee hln!nl home. 4th Mass. ave ne. where services 'be' held on’ Bunday. October 25, 8t . Relatives and’friends invited. Interment private. "lEllflP. ngonls On Elturdloy Octu& F vears. husband of Bessie and. father of Homan. Nathan ‘and Jullus Ereehof, al from apel of Bernard T501 14t st. n. er 26. at 10 a. LARICE I‘A'l?ll. W., On Mon= Departed g o sons. Willlam ; devoted parents, ; _one sister, uneral hom .. unti! 3 p.m. Sund n to her late residence. I"J(LA Funeral Monday. Oc- tober from Mount Moriah Bartint cnurch §rd and L sts. s.w. . In terment Woodlawn Cemetery. Rev. J, H. Randolph officiating. * BARRIS. SALLIE J. On Thursds o:- p.m usmence A0® unior_ st m her 7und year. SAL- T loved” wite 'of Joseoh F. Harris and mother of Mrs. C. Frank ‘Myers ana Mrs. Henry Allwine. Funeral from the Nevius Juneral home. 924 New York ave. o] tober 26. at 2 p.m Taterment in Fort Lincoln Cemetery SELINI Tuesday. EAMEINS, EARSELIV OLTUHY. £ dnulhlfl‘ n( Mldelene and John Haw- ins. sister of Stanley. Gertrude lnd mma Hawkins. Funeral was held on Wednesday. October Interment in Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. We are suffering a great loss. But for the sake of Jesus We will try to bear the cross. Loved in life. remembzred in death, Octol ! .'.'. 3 A bri n S, HICKMAN She leaves flne laIL six brothers. four x o Gevored” mother. nd a other relatives and host of at Baptist ~ Chure qinit, Gy 51 t. Rev. George W Brent SREDATD! Raiives and friends inyited. FFHINES. RO t moprEES. ROV (B Saigar ooy thml tl )‘l'd thhbb'eloveg Ill lnd ol e ted fa r of A. C. Rflflhlnfl Mrl. of eles. Cal FS wood. ingham Pl FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE C Co. " Neithe: the successor to the originel W B amrhuuhufinw lAumul 2893 WlLLlAM H. SCOTT - 800 Stb 8t 8.5 Henry. Katherine and gnu-hler of the late Lucille Henry and Ids Cora Bobl oS i afer Funeral Monda: pame . from " Union Wesl Rev. F. Al tives and triends o1n Memorial” Cemerery. JA\IP!I EMMA PAGI Cln Saturdey. October 24. 1930, at Freedmen’s Hos- pital, HM'MA PAO! JANH'!:R. d!\oled £ d F_Janifer. sister of Ni mma. Mann 5 Bhe Ts0 Teaves ther relatives and m . Remain: ;e;un- at the " Rhines_funera) apel. 3rd and s e “Notice ‘of funeral Inter- JOHNSTON. CAPT, WILLIAM R, _On Sat- Sapliarium, Tak Park, JOHNSTON, U. 8."A.. e 0"y a1 "Kearney &, 1. husband of Edna Mae Johnston, Funeral serve the' 8 H. Hines Co. funeral home. dth st nw. October t 1 o, interment Arling- l Cemetery. 25 ‘0m£fl0lnl1l0NIAD. On Priday, spital, - KONRAD ~KORZI DORFER He is survived by his wife, Annle Korsendorfer. and st children: one sister. Mi Fox of West Falls Church, Va.: one uncle Fritz Korzen- dorfer of Fairfax. Va.: four nephews and two nieces. Funeral services at_8t. Gathglie Church. Wes rallé hdsy. October 26. at S Cinterment. Bt Jumes’ cemmn. West Falls Church. 25 LANG!NEGGII. EMMA KATHEIIN! on Friday. October’ 23, 1036, at G Garfleld Hospital. EMMA KATHERINE LANGEN- EGGER. beloved mother of John and Margaret Langenegger. Remains restin W, Chambers Co. funera Bome.” 14010 Chapin st n.~ Funeral services at Christ Lutheran Church. 10th and Gallatin sts. n.w.. on_Monday, Oc- T o30n et 150 e " Relatives and Iriends invited "~ Interment lvy, Hill Cemetery. Laurel. EXAN DER. 6. at his residence. T618 Otis ne. ALEXANDER LINN be- loved h\lsblnd of the late Annie Blair Lynn and father of Mrs. Edward Hart and Mrs. Mary L. Steele. Funeral services at his late residence on Tues: da: Relatives * Tateriment 'at Glens On Saturday. Oc- Shd friends invitea wood Cemetery. HAI)I)OX CALVIN W. On Saturday. Ot- 1936, at ‘Children’s Hosital. CREVIN W, MABDOR. aed 19 veurs. Beloed, son o iistacn - und Marian dd te Tesidenice, 4:100 Fes- srndon st. Funeral services at the W. Chlmb!rl Co. funeral home. 1400 Chmln st. n.w.. on Monday. Ocfober "8, at 10 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cem. etery. FRANK I On, Thursdsy. Oc- ol 1030, 8t°0. 8 Matine Hosplial Nor(olk va Gt PRANK' S MALONEY, 8. - CeBied. beloved husband. of Ellubeu;‘n Maloney and beloved fa- Tepose of his soul. ton National Cemetery. IARTIV. ARTHUR DUNLAP. On Priday. Octol 1936 at Walter Reed Gen- e acitar e tha eity ARFHUR DUNLAP Vetdrinary Corps. U. Olga C. Martin and E. Martin. Services will b? held in the chapel at the A Washinston. D, C. O Ay followed by interment. with i ColiTaty honers. "in. Arlinston, Na tional Cemetery at 11 a MA C. On Priday. October at Gallinger Hospital. EMMA OR. wile of the late Andrew W. of Mrs. Lulu Lewis and Joseph daughter-in-law of Mrs. Mabei Minor. She also leaves two grand- sons: Joseph A, Jjr. and Henry A. Minor: one niece. Helen Howard: relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Jonn T. Rhines funeral chapel, drd and Eve sti. sw, Funeral on Mon. day. October 26 at 1 p.m. from Union BaApS Church Vienha Va. . Interment in Sons and Daughters of Liberty Cem- elery. (Remains may be viewed after 6 p.m. Saturday.) 25 MITCHEL. THADDUS S = On Pridey tober 3. 1036. at Mount Alto Hospital. THADDUS MITCH] Georme 1. Everett & Mitchel and. M. Alberta Anderson: friend of Miss Katie L. Johnson. He 'also is survived by & host of other relatives and friends. Re- mains resting at Frazier's funeral home. 489 R. I. ave. n.w, Notice of fune foved Punera am, from his late residence: thence to Holy Trinity Church. where mass will be said at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Rood Cemetery. The members of Holy me Society will meet at eceased brother, & WRITE: Secretary. Members of Keane are Brother JOHN are requested to meet at his late residence. 1531 318t st n. day. _October 25. 19: p.m DR._GEO. DENNIS J. NILAND. F. §. PIERCE. HARVEY RICHARD. On Friday, October =31 at Emergency H HARVEY RICHARD BIERCE. ber husband of Harriet G. Pierce of y 1300 N st n.w. Funeral Tornices Monaay, October 40 At = pm:. at the First Congregational Church. 10th and G sts. nw. Interment Ar- lington National Cemetery. PRICE, MYRTLE L. On Friday. October MYRTLE L. the beloved wife of Gearge W, Price " Funeral from B M. Padaett’s funeral home. 111 11th se. Monday. October 26, a lerment. Cedar Hill Cemeters. RICE, EMMANUEL. _Suddenly. in Chicaco. EMMANUEL RICE, late of Los Angeles, Calif._ brother of Miss Bertha Rice. Mrs. Fannie Praeger. Abe and Leo Rice. Notice of funeral later. SANFORD, FRANK B. On Thursday. Oc- 36. at Calvert County Hos- Dival. Prince Frederick. Md. FRANK EANFORD, beloved hushand of Gertrude Sanford (nee Beckert). Funeral from b East Capitol st. Monday. October 26, at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. SCANDONE. VINCENZINA. On Fridey. Oc- ber 247 1030 at 86 cm LONDONE. Seloved “wife of $al-Scandone. Euneral from her late residence. 1538 M v October 26, at §:30 a.m. Holy MSII’Y Church. where mass will be said at § am. tives and friends invited. Interment Mount Ollvfl. Ceme- ter. |(Arrangements by Wm. H. Sgrdo & Co.) 2 sq:,WA’-.fl BEN. n.w. BEN. Minor Echwtnz father of Mrs. G, Kejler. Mrs. Joseph A, Fyieduian and La Harper: Milford. Franl symn Sylvan and Ben Schwartz, "E. Remains resting at Saffell's chapel. 5th and H sts. n.w. Funeral services at the above chanel 'on Bunday. October 25, at 1 latives and friends invited. Inlermznl Adas Israel Cemetery. SMACKUM, C!CELIA Ath! On Blnlr- day, October 24, 1936, at 8:3' .m. ll Sy b 1500 Tt n CILIA _ANNIE ACKUM. ™ belaved dau~hter of the ll'e Hilleary and the late Cecilia Smackum and devoted umr of Emma E. Duncan, Irene S. Thompson. James A, Isadore M. and Lflllln E. Smackum, Notice of funeral later. 25 SMACKUM, ANNIE M. Offcers and mem- bers of St. Augustine’s Relief are noti- fled of the death of Sister ANNIE M. M, Call meeting Monday. Oc- mb!r"fi 1936, at & p.m.. at 1509 T st. Puneral Tuesday at 10 a.m. from Edlohany Chureh. e - n L. R. GORDON. Reor Becy. | o 0® SMACKUM. ANNIE M. Offcers and mem- . Augustine’s Auxiliary, No. R4 are notified of the death of Sister INIE M. SMACKUM. Clll meeting 26. 1936, at S pm. Puneral Tuesday. T0"a.m. from Eptohany LOUISE GQRDON. Pres, M. SMACKUM. Rec. Secy. SMITH. E. BERNICE. Departed this life Thursday, October 22, E. BERNIC PR i ‘Sherman: ave: beloved dauzhter of Enos B. and Oer {-ude W Smith _Remains resting at et enldeee. Puneral Monday, Oc- tober 26. 8t 1:30 p.m.. from St. Geot Eplscop apel. 7nd’ and You sts. n.w. .’l’lend! lnd relatives invited. Services by McGuire 25 URBANSKI, BO sty Hoto bejoved husl On Saturday. October nou:fll.Aw On Priday. Oc- 936, at Georgetown Uiiver- el B0 URBA! ski and Mrs. suson, an b ther of ‘Ab!? ki - rof %rrbohlln Y lernlnd u:l law services at his late 02 l’ln.l;afll'lgfunfl Vl enmeie wnmnmm Cemeufl. !elmzbby "n' T. °l| Saturday, btl’ 2‘ 1936, at ‘the Adence 0 h!‘l’ ti0 Rardaloh Bl Beloved wie of the -g, wil- lam F. Wllbum and mothe (l’ fl ll’]!l St avia Mes Mar'E Zahvandt: rn_an TS. \ry flfl . Notice of funeral later. FUNERAL DESIGNS, ~J. William Lee’s SOns Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS th lna Mass. Ave. " hF Blrdl’lSom . o oo 5034 MSE V. W Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {13 8wenth 0. 0% ‘NAtional 2473 GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces i3 ee MW Navona ez GEO. C. SHAFFER R R IR NAT dibs. Oben EYeS"® Cor. 14th & Eye GEO. A. COMLEY 245 i e o Oc=| i |-Appleby, | mington, and a sister, Mrs. A. E. Hes- | selsinger of New York City. THE SUNDAY .STAR, WASHINGTON, BOY SCOUTSHONOR| | 1. S. Twins Seeing London ‘TEDDY' ROOSEVELT “Uncle Dan” Beard Leads 17th Pilgrimage to Friend’s Grave. BY the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 24.—An 86- year-old Boy Scout, who once roamed the outdoors with former President Roosevelt, led 5,000 younger Scouts in a pilgrimage to his old friend's grave today For the seventeenth successive year Daniel Carter Beard, national Scout commissioner, headed the annual pro- cession to the cemetery at Oyster Bay, Long Island, to honor the dead “chief Scout citizen.” Behind “Uncle Dan,” in the line of pilgrims from New York, New Jer- sey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania and Delaware, were Scouts and Scout leaders in Indian regalia and the buckskin of pioneer woodsmen. With American flags and troop col- ors massed in front of them, the Scouts marched in a single column from Oyster Bay Village to the Roose- velt burial spot, & mile away. In this small town the rough-rid- ing President began the Scouting activity which was to end with his selection as the first honorary vice president of the organization. His first post was a committeemanship in Oyster Bay’s Troop 39 His last was “chief Scout citizen,” a title he held when he died, in 119 In tribute to “T. R.'s” devotion to scouting ideals, the 5,000 men and boys filed past his grave, halted by contingents, and saluted, while a picked Scout of each group laid a wreath on the tomb. Rose petals were tossed to the winds in a memorial ceremony that fol- lowed. The Scouts repeated their oath and laws. Commissioner Beard and another old friend of the former President, the Rev. Dr. T. H. Mac- Kenzie, eulogized briefly. Indian rit- uals were invoked and “taps” were blown. MRS. H. D. APPLEBY DIES Kensington Woman to Be Given Services Tomorrow. _Mrs. Eleanor Emeline Appleby, 64, died yesterday at her home, 10 Balti- more street, Kensington, Md, of a heart attack. A native of Wilmington, Del., Mrs. Appleby had lived in Kensington for the last 15 years. She was an active member of the Community Woman's Club, the Washington Chapter of the D. A. R, and the Christ Episcopal Church of Kensington. Funeral services will be conducted at the church at 10 am. tomorrow by Rev. Fairfield H. Butt, 3d, pastor. Burial will be in Wilmington. Surviving are her husband, Harry D. Appleby, and a daughter, Lucile D. both of Kensington; a brother, Walter H. Bennet of Wil- s Bun S 14th R N w_u.uu ° wife o the inte Rev. Charles Williams. She leaves to mourn fheir, loss u devoted daushter. Cerise Bundy; son-in-law. J; Bund; grandson. Paul White: Mamie Carter and Mrs. Hattie Thomas of Cleveland. Ohio: & brother. ‘George Thomas: mora - Thomas Triends. " CRemains resting at the ~W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 143% Yflu Funeral Tuesday. Octobe: from Third Baptis: Chur sts. n.w, Intermen: Hi Departed this lite 36. at her resi- | R ¥ MARIA $7AMS. ' Hevotea “sister of fiattie Wil- liams. Puneral Monday. October 26, at from Bovd's funeral home. 1R40 nw. Relatives and friends in- dence arted this life 5 r . at R:45 am._ a the’ residence of This” brother HARRY | WILSON. devoted brother of Charles A. | Wilson. ' He also leaves other relatives _ny_friends. Remains resting_at the. Johin T, Rhinés funeral chapel and Eve sts. s.w. where funeral services will be held on Monday, October 26. at 130 pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. In Memortam BERKELEY. WILLIAM A. loving trib- ite fo the memory of Ty son- WILLIAM BERKELEY, who Dassed into eternal . JACKSON. LEROY. 1In loving memory of gur_beloved son and brother " LEROY JACKSON. who entered into eternal rest {vo years ‘ago today. ‘October 25 Just tenderly thinking of him toe Peacefully sleeping.across the Qur ove for him with us will Hs 1s missed by us every blessed ¢ dny 'VOTED M 'R. BROTHERS. SiS- JACKSON. LEROY, In sad and lovin memory of my devoted ‘friend. JACKSON. who departed lhll U(Q two Yyears ago today. October 2 Treasured thoushts of one n “denr Often bring a silent tea: Thoughts return_to scenes long past, Time rolls on,. hu! memarhlnsn OTED KMOPF. n:m:llcl A tribute of love to thé memory of our dear husband and father FREDERICK KMOPF. who passed, sway eight years ago to Oc- Tober. "Fil 1 o A WARREN _ TALTAVULL The Finest FUNERAL SERVICE Regardiess of the amount you can afford to spend you get the best in every W W, N TALTAVULL Foneral Service = Years of experi- ence have taught us how to orovide eomlm’t lnd wnvenlrnu and to do erstanding anner that Talflis evers need Under personal management of Francis J. Collins. W. WARREN TALTAVULL FUNERAL HOME 3619 14th St. N.W. Col. 0464 . The Little . Things Count Em 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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The session begins at 8:30 o'clock in Sholl's Cafe, 1032 Connecticut avenue.* Ralph Scott, chairman of the Milk Committee, will report on the wisdom | of this move, which would eliminate the milk dealer’s profit in restaurant use of milk. Scott returned last week from Chicago, where such & pas- teurizing plant is in operation. Restaurants buy $2,500,000 worth of fluid milk and cream from Wash- ington dairies now, the milk price- | increase hearings at the Department | of Agriculture brought out. | ‘The same meeting will discuss plans | for a training school for restaurant employes. FIREMEN’S B'ENEFIT BALL | First Annual Dance Will Be Given January 13. ‘L The Retired Firemen's Association of the District will give its first an- nual benefit ball January 13 at the | Willard Hotel, it was announced yesterday-by A. J. Wernig, chairman of the Arrangements Committee. 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IT has been widely MM that we are severest ermec " Out ‘most par- tieular ‘patrons could not be more critical— more exacting than we He entered the hospital | ihst February 4. 1936—PART O BRYARLY SERVICES TO BE TOMORROW Canon Raymond L. Wolven to Officiate at Rites for Pilgrim Aid. Funeral services for Miss Catherine Lee Bryarly, who died suddenly at her apartment Priday, will be held in the Chapel of the Resurrectior. in the crypt of the Washington Cathedral tomorrow at 9:30 am. Canon Ray- mond L. Wolven, chaplain to the Bishop of Washington, will officiate. Burial will be in Winchester, Va., at 2 pm. Miss Bryarly was a familiar figure at the Cathedral, where on Wednesday afternoons for the last three years she served as a member of the volunteer pilgrim aides who welcome visitors at the nafional church shrine. She ‘was an original member of the group to assume the work when the organi- zation of aides was begun three years ago by Bishop James E. Freeman. Miss Bryarly made her home at 1517 Thirtieth street. MRS. DANIEL L. TATE IS DEAD IN NEW YORK Services for Daughter of Repre- sentative to Be Held in Arlington. Mrs. Daniel Lyle Tate, who lived for many years at the Fairfax Hotel in Washington, died yesterday in King- ston, N. Y. Mrs. Tate, the widew of Col Daniel Lyle Tate, United States Cavalry, is survived by her son, Maj. Joseph Scranton Tate, and three grandchildren, among whom are Jos- eph Scranton Tate, jr, and Daniel Lyle Tate, 2d. Mrs. Tate’s maiden name was Lyda Scranton. She was born in Scranton, Pa., which was named for her family. Her father was United States Repre- sentative for the Scranton district for a number of years. Funeral services will be held at the Arlington Cemetery Chapel Monday at 2 pm. First Georgia Water System. The first waterworks system in Georgia was one in Van Wirt, Polk County. 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