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Qurds of Thanks. IR. EDWARD MACON. The member! f the Xtmll’ of the late EDWARI [ACON BLAIR wish to express flncere reciation to their many friends and Selilels o dhs pibar, Mndges THE PAMILY. * BURRELL. JOSEPH LEWIS. We grate- %uny thank our relatives. Friends, Reish- d co-workers for their many acts ote. usc of Cars. cards and Jets e e outhy. mang. Seautitu] fow- ers and all services rendered us durlnl ther. JOSEPH LEWI! U] R THE PA! The family of JONES express Ahelr deen Ao eciation to_the. Tnterna re\enur Post, Office. Bureau of Engrav- ng and_Printing. Dupont end Quarter- “master Laundries. Metropolitan Baptist Church Bible classes. Appenda Art C el Teintives and riends Tof thel: “comforting expressions of sympathy and Jge hrll}lllllltll floral (rlbutes given at the death of my moth MABEL "JONES CORBIN. * PALMER. ROBERT EARL. We wish to ex- tend our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends and relatives for ‘their expressions of symoathy at the wdeath of our beloved husband and fa- ROBERT EARL PALM S. JONES, MATILDA BIAS. the late M. BIAS ther. ER. *ELSIE REBER PALMER AND DAUGH- PENN. ELLA NORA_ The family of the Jate Mrs. ELLA NORA PENN wish to ex- yiend to shiloh Baptist Church, its pa: tor. Harrison; to the many “friends and neighbors their deep. sin- cere anpreciation for their kindness and ‘sympathy and floral tributes during itheir recent bereavement THE FAMILY. EARSON. GEORGE, The family of the late GEORGE PHEARSON wish o ex- 18na Their deevest appreciation to_the emploves. Morning Star No. 40: Younz Men's Pro- tective League, relatives and friends. SAVOY. MARY WEEMS. The family of | the late MARY WEEMS SAVOY wish 1o | cextend their aporeciation and thanks 1o their many friends and neighbors for “kind words. deeds and beautiful florals 2t the death of their mother and erand- THE FAM +mother, ILY. Bratha. ALEXANDER. ln:: The Women's Pre erick Douglas Benefit Association a Sotnces e death of Mrs. ROSE ALE fANDER_ M, E, DENT. President. . E. RATMOND. Sevsein ART! u& On Satur- 31, 1936, at Mount Alto . GEORGE ARTHUR BACHE. beloved ‘husband of Martha M. Bache. Remains resiing at the W. W. Chambers .Co. funeral nome. 1400 Chapin st n.W. Funeral services in Fort Myer Chapel on Monday. November . at 3 p.m.” Rel- (atives and friends invited. Interment Aciineton National, Cemetary. 1 BARRON. MARION JOSEPH. dax. October 51 1036, at hig residence. 13700 Crescent ave., ;q Chase, ‘MARION JOSEPH BARRO beloved h- j.ther of Mrs_Alvin L. Aubinse. brother-in- Maw of Frank G. Ward and brother of Mrs, “Prank G. Ward. Mrs. James Haney. Mrs. William Shoemaker. ‘Mrs. Marzaret “Travers. Mr, Grover Barron and u sof Weldon. Albert and Romaine Ward. Funeral services at the above residence. Notice of time later. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co . RT. REV Suddenly. it at his’ residence Rt Rev. Mssr. JOHN 4. BURKE ¢ P general secreta'y. National Catholic Welfare Conference. ' Pontifical Teauiem mass at the Shrine at the Cath- gQlic_University on_Tuesday. November 4. at 10 am, Office for the dead at 930 a.m COATES. HEZEKIAH. on Priday. October at_his residence. Na HEZEKIAR COATES, devoted som of | Jate - Charies CH. " Contes and Martha Coates Green. “He leaves to mourn their Ioss ihrce broiners. Mr. Georae H.. Charles | Alphonzo Coates Mirs""Rortense Washington Mable Richardson: one son, three daugh- ters. one granddaughter. 'ten nephews eight nieces, a devoted friend. Mrs. An- nie Redder. and a host of other relatives and friends. Remain Re lin's tuneral home. until Saturday hence ta 3450 1pim. Church, Garneld, D C. Rev Ward officiating. Interment Memorial Cemetery. . ALFRED B, on Saturday, Oc 19 FRE Departed this ‘xle - at Hasholds place Lincoln Remains resting at the W. W. * Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Tnterment Augusta, Ga. 00\'\5!4 FREDERICK. . TH ERICK CONNER. " beloved hushand o May Conner and son of Katherine and ate John W. Conner. Funeral serv- ices at the W.' W. Chambers Co. fu- neral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Monday. November =. at 10:30 a.m. Relatives and_friends invited.” Inter- ment, Cedar Hill Cemetery. CURRY. VERNETTE A. Den-rud thu life suddenly.” on - Saturday, O 31, at her residence; ) st VERNETTE A. URRY. Nolh:e of SO ENJAMIN H. Departed this lll! on Prmu October 19:6, at Gallinger Hospital after 'a long and . Lingering iliness, BENJAMIN H, DODSON. i Heleaves "o mourn ther brothers. * John ‘and Henry I' California: three nephews and three mieces. _Body resting at Earl Betters' funeral home. 1203 Walter st. s.e neral Monday. November 2. # Cemetery. Relatives and friends vited. Ql’vLor MOLLY. On Thursdsy, October t her residence. 512 2n g MOLLY SUNLOP: wite of the lute s A\hmn Dunlop. loving mother of Mrs. } Ida Mae Lane. sister of Mrs. » Jackson and Benjamin Wilkinson g Also leaves one nriece. {wo nephews. one erandson. two adopted sons. other rei: ; tives and friends. £ the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ; and Eve sts. s.w.. until 10 am. Sundas: & thereafter at her late resid = ! 1oss w0 Dodson of in- 1 Remains resling at ac ip from Mount 'Moriah Babtist_ Church. 3rd and L sts. s.w.. Rev. J. H. Randolpn officiating. * Tntermient Woodiawn Ceme- tery. PITZGERALD, MARY A tober 30. 19: t Montgomery County Seneral - Hospiial, MARE A~ wite of Garrett A, Fitzgerald | Body Testing at rner “E. Pumphrey's funeral home, eorgia ave.. Silver Spring. Md. Fimeral oemices i St Johns Guibals Church, Forest Glen. Md.. where mass will be'said at # a.m. for the repose of ! her soul. Interment church cemetery. WITZGERALD. MARY A. members of Court Forest Glen. Catholic | | Daughters of America. are notifiedof the death of MARY A. FITZGERALD., and are requested to assemble at the funeral parMr of Warner E._Pumphrey, Silver Sp: M, on Sunday. Novem: ber 1. % pm. to recite the Rosaty. “Also assemble &s ‘escors t St John's ' Catholic Church. Forest Glen Md.. on Monday, November 2, at &: 7] MARIE_TUBMAN. Grand Regent. MARIE CULVER. Fin. 'OLLIN. ~CHARLES rnn}:mcx on Thursday. October 29. 1936. at Emer- gency Hospital. CHARLES FREDERICK FOLLIN. beloved son of John N. Follin and the late Mary Etta Follin. He leaves to mourn their loss his_father. John N. Follin of Colvin Run. Va.: one_daugh- -, Mrs Sleanor Gicker' of McLean. rs n On Friday. Oc- alte derson. Mrs. John Callahan and Mrs. George Swink."all of Washington, D. Remains resting at Wiltshire's funer: home. Falls Church, Va, ~Services 8u day. November 1. :30 pm.. at A v Chiner . i "Emuren Bowin®* Aa: atives and friends invited. 1 "OIMAV ROBERT HOLLINS. On Pri- day. October 30. 1936. at cMount Alto Hospital. Washington, ROBERT HOLLINS FORMAN. beloved husbana of Sylvia M. Forman (nee Robertson) and fatheragf Robert Hollins, ir. and Rich- ard R-®orman. He is also survived by one sister. Mrs. Norman Ovster. mains testing ‘at Ives’, funeral ‘hom Arlington. €3 will be held Mo mi am. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemeters. =1 On Saturday. EM i “late Paul from Speare's neral home. Mount Rainjer. Md.. dav. November 3. Relatives friends invited. BALIDAY. EMILY. Members of Mount Vernon'Council 'Daughters of America, are, hereby notifled to attend the funerai of Miss EMILY HALIDAY. Mond er 2. ra cmtennm Baptist Chareh, tn snd £y M SMALLWOOD. Rec. Becy. !n FUNERAL DIRECTORS. © WILLIAM H. SCOTT 400 8th 8t AE S.aneoln_0830. huF'. Birch’s Sons (A L COCK. Manager) Pocmeies 1he; 3034 M St. N.W. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. lla l.'lnth Sk l w NA"O“II 2473 V L. SPEARE (0. Yetther the successor £p nor connacied with he original W Speare .llbl)flmfifl. Phot Natfonal 2803 J. William Lee’s Sons Co. 4th and Mass Ave. N.E FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Piec: 1213 P8t N.W NAtiona) 4278 GED. A. COMLEY oS Artistic Floral Designs by £x ufl-m Y ns Night mn'l. Clarengon 261-J-1 GEO C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A uonm‘rl: PRICES PHONE NAT nmo -u s-um Cor. 14th & Eye on_ Satur- | 3rd | c | | ster Grove. 12 Braths. HALIDAY, EMILY FRANCES. On Satur; é‘ymnnu t.. cflkjfi' fanor, fe of Henry E. Haliday Ybehv.d'ino enry jpuices ] n Afl‘ifi'fi".-?« enadmother " of James U rl hnfll H. llh .N'BR:F-FOL’I‘I I‘El“ a¥rivbure, Ba: Inrltl¥°hel' late re rdenu IIYV- ices on Mone rember = B Rept ...fl::f.*,-".::. o ed. “interment Port Lincoln Cemetery. ters of America services at ‘l’.l". ON. MARIA. On Saturday. October S a6 AL her r"‘“n“ia 3035 o i te John W. Ftson and mother “of Mrs Royee. Remains restinw st the Ives funeral home. lington, Va.. be "held Mo m. *Interment crmrun HUNTER, MARY_ELIZABETH. On Pri- glu Ocmber 30, 1936, at tmerlenq nother of Dosield A Mis Hulda r "and Paul B, Hunter afd Mre. Ar- thur H. Nordstrom. Funeral from the Iesidence of her son. Don unter, Columbis ~ Ga: i 1 . where mass will be-offered at Relatives and friends invited. Interment ~ Mount OClivet Cemetery. (Baltimore. Md.. papers please copy.) 1 JACKSON. GEORGE H.. JR. On Thurs. Beiober 2CTASH. at L Qallinger Hos: null GEORGE H. JACI . Jr.. Rev. 3 Mur felating: Thterment Lincoln uemm‘i Cemetery. | JOHNSON. LOGIATHA. on Friday. Octo- 1936. LOGIATHA JOHNSON, 2 years of age. beloved mother of Mrs, Harry Lipman, Mu Edward Katz of Newark. N, Moe Goodman. Mrs. Harry Perskin lnd Mr Sumu!l Johnson of Washington. Mrs. Charles Mr, Lons_Island, tl chapel of Bernard nsky. 3801 14th st.aw. on Eun- November 1, at LUDINGTON. NETTIE D. OnPrld Oc- lober, 30. 1436, at the residence ot her daugnier. Mrs, R H. Bodell 530 shur st. NETTIE D. LUDING Widow ‘of Charies Ludington. services Monday. November 2. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. Relatives and friends Jnvited to attend. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. MATTER. WILLIAM. Departed this m: on Saturdey. October 31. 19:36. at Web- Mo.. at the home of his niece. Mrs. Guy Ranck. MATTER. formerly of Washington. D. C. Funcral in St. Louls Monday.” Novém: RGE O. On Saturday. Oc- B0 A his Fenidence. 115 South 9th st.. Arlington. Va.. GEORGE ©O. McCREE. devoted husband of Ida L. McCree. Notice of funeral later. im.-(nu GEORGE, on Saturday, Octo- mains resting at Erazier's funeral home, 389 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Notice of | _ tuneral later. 2 MILLER, CHARLES L. On Saturday. Oc- {ober L. 1936, at his residence 4105 ARLI MiL 48th st ILLER. beloved hushand of Edith S Milc: and father of Mrs. Willlam E. Garland and William 8. Miller. the W. Chambers Remains resting at Co. funeral home. 13007 Chapi B (it o November . at # p.m. Funeral scry ices and interment Rock Hlll. Md., Monday. November 2 MURPHY. CHARLES ET" 2 at Slh‘lry Ha!i ETT aged ** vears. beloved son of Charles j2nd Wilhelmina ‘Randall Murphy of 4 Franklin st n.e. .Funeral services the above rutatnce on Monday, No- vember . Interment’ Fort NESBITT. EDWARD J. On Saturday. Oc- tobe: t his residence. 144 R "Ant. 4, EDWARD J. NESBITT, beloved' son of the late John B. -and Catherine Nesbitt. Funeral from h! late residence ) Tuesday morning. No- ber 33, at 8:30 o'clock: thence to St. Martin's church where requiem mass 1l be said at © o'clock. Relatives end s invited. Interment Mount ozwet Y. On Thursday. Oc- MYRTLE day. ‘November 5. when services wil pe beld in the Memorial Chapel at Waiter Reed General Hospital at 9:30 a.m.. fol- lowed by interment with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery. 1° OAKS. HAROLD. On Friday. October 30. 1935 at Mount Alto Hospiial. HAROLD OAKS, beloved son of David C. and Elsie Oaks ‘and brother of Ivan. Bettie and Alleen Ouks. =~ Remains resting at the W. " Chambers Co._funeral home. 1400 Chagi 3t Funeral services al home on Monda: S oo, Relatt nd friends are ‘invited Interment Arling. ton National Cemetery. O’CONNELL. JAMES. on_Prid ber 30." 1936, ne 0 AL his régg'r’?‘u st. nw Ioved” husband” of Ellen UG, O'Cons Euneral from his late ruld!m‘z on Mon- day, November 2 8:30 8 thence 0°8t. Martin's Church - whers mase of Teauiém Wil be oered av b s m. Rel- atives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. (Please omit flowers 0'CON: Octo- 2126 JAMES. Members of Wash- on General Assembly. Fourth Degree. Knights of Columbus, are notified of _the death of Sir Knight JAMES O'CONNELL. and 8i;, Teauested to assemble at his late residence 2126 Ist st nw. at 7 p.m. Sunday. November 1. 1936, for Tecitation of pravers. and to attend the [ass 2t 8t Martin' Church at 9 am. Monday, November e N nArrERm' r N J. FRED BRADY, O’CONNELL, JAMES. Members of Polomac Council. No. 433. Knights of Columbus. are hereby notified of the death of Brother JAMES O'CONNELL, _at 3 36 1st st. n.w. October” 30 1n.w bers of Potomac Council are requested to assemble at his late residence on Sunday. November 1. gt 7,D.m. for prayers for the repose of his soul.” Funeral from his late res dence on Monday. November 2. at 8:3 ss_at Cituren a8 Interment &t Mary s Cem etery CHARLES J. CONSIDINE, Grand Knight O'CONNOR, ELLEN J. on Priday, October 36, 2gr Tesidence 443t 14tn n ELL!N CONNOR Brosnan, ‘beroved “wite Cof - John OConnor and_mother of Mrs. John J. Meehan. ir. Funeral will be held from the abov vember . at St. Anthony’s Church at 9 a.m. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, tives and friends invited. 1 OFFUTT. DIXIE WINSOR. On, Saturday. Qetoner 41, 1936, at & o M. Wilson Offuti. Funeral services at her Inte residence. Wisconsin ave. and Stanford st Bethesds, Md.., Tuesday. November :i. at 1l a.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. O'TOOLE. JOHN. On Ssturday, October 1 JOHN O'TOOLE of i35 E s beloved huisbend of -the late Bridct O'Toole (nee Walsh). Funeral will be held from the above residence on Tuesday, November 3, at 8:30 a.m. High requiem mass at St. Peter's Church at 9 a Relatives and friends invited, In ment Holy Rood Cemetery. REINGRUBER, MAIY IIIH)IED On Pri- day. October Georgetown Dolversity Hospital, MARY CILORED REINGRUBER (nee_ Hilleary), Siie of James P Relngraber. of North Veitch st.. Clarendon, Va. beloved 1718 Fu- m. for the repose of her Relatives ' and friends_invited. nterment Columbia Gardens Cemet Clarendon, Va. . on a: Interment, private, at ¥ort Lin- Cemetery. ' (Philadelphia papers please copy.) SIMHOV EMMA. On Thursday. Octo- 1936, at Gallinger Homn-l. Biter”n brict jilness CEM A SIMMAN Gevoted wife of ArtHur SHmmORS. mOth: er of Jerome C. Simmons and morhers in-law"of Bernice Simmons. She aleo s survived by two sisters. two brothers nd a host of other relatives and iriehds. "Funeral Monday, Nevember 5 from Frazier's funeral home. ave. n.w. Interment Lincoln Cemetery. On_Thurs- October 19 OSEP] THOMESON. wite of the’ e Henry C. Thompson and mother of Naomi T. Holt and H, Clay Thompson. Remains lell- ing at the Lee funeral home. 4th s Mass. ave. ne. waere unlcu wm e held on Monday, November 2. at 2 p. . Relatives and friends inv ment Congressional Cemetery. VERNON. EDGAR. | Deoarted thi Wednesday, October 934 {{sidence. & Wond e VER! He leaves to maum eir one brother. Richard aunts, Julia Johnso; . Andrew and erno }I\"e cousins and other "lltl"! and e AR loss ARBY. “Th e 8t Pocama DERICK W, RNER, Dlml. On Satur 'e!l!‘ ch.beArlgl‘lfi'lfl lt I.B. home of her. n:nh!'. L Heiss. 362 n.w.. l ‘wife "of_the, late A Warner, !’un!e:l& 2l from the above Test: ho foveinoe ame flm o 8L Ann's Church. 4407 ave.. vhen mass fill ‘be _of- le red at 'lla 130 a.m. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. LI . 1936, at Walter Reed General | THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, NOVEMBER 1, 1936—PART ONE. CONNELL RITES T0BE TOMORROW Former Labor_ Official, 78, Will Rest in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Funeral services for James O'Con- nell, 78, former vice president of the American Federation of Labor and for more than half a century one of the country’s outstanding trades union leaders, will be held tomorrow at 9 am. at St. Martin’s Church, North Capitol and T streets. Burial will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Mr, O’Connell died Friday at his home, 2126 First street, after an iliness of nearly two years. Surviving are his widow, three sons, Martin J., James, jr., and Rev. Thomas O’Connell, and & daughter, Mrs. Leslie B. Bell. Mr. O'Connell's long career as s national trades union leader began in 1891 when he was elected president of the Inbternational Association of Machinists. He was elected president of the Metal Trades Department of the A. F. of L. in 1908, serving in that office until his retirement two years ago because of poor health. He was elected third vice president of the American Federation of Labor in 1895 and served continuously as third and later as second vice president until 1918. He was a representative of American labor at the British Trade Union Congress in 1899 and in 1913 he was appointed by President Wilson to serve as chairman of the Commis- sion of Industrial Relations. Beaths. Wll.l(l MINNII: G. onr October 31. 1936 iy T her Kot year, wife of the Claiborne wnmns late residence. 1519 Mond; On Satur- at 17 G lats Hcrbert !elnms at her WII.LI:TT l'lAlLls! O - e Sy "":.:;' s 1L, eral ;hnml of Thomas Eluruy"%;m — s.e.. on Monday. No- nd Francis Xayier's Chureh, at. where mass will be said A, Ave. s.e. at 9 am. for the repose of his sor Relatives and_friends invited, Inter- meny Cedar Hill Cemetery, WOLF. MILTON EUGENE. home. Capitol Geldber 0. 103 his View. Md . MILTON BUGENE " hasband of ‘Elizabein Wl and son of Mrs. Claza V. Getzendammer Wolf, Body resting ai Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home, 8424 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md. PR Lamsville M. E. Church Sunday. November 1. at A p.m. Inter- ment church cemetery, (Prederick, Md., papers please copy.) WOODFIELD. MRS. NETTIE. On Priday, October 30 1936. at her residence. i Damascus. Md.. in her 76th vear. Mrs NETTIE WOODFIELD. beloved wife of the late John R. Woodfield. Funeral from her iate residence on Sunday. No- vember 1. at 2:30 pam. - Interment 1 the Baptist Cemetery, Cedar Grove, Md. YOUNG. THOMAS CLIFTON. SR. De- Dazied thig life on Friday. Ocigber 30, - iz residence On Friday, Jr two loving daughters, Jones and Lucy Moore many other relatives and frien Re- mains resting at the Malvan & Schey Deanwood funeral home. 4445 De; ne ave, ne. until Monday, November m: thereafier at his late usldenu uneral Tuesday, November i, 30 p.m.. from Pirst Ba) wood. on Whitt, ol George W. Brent omelating. Harmony Cemetery. In Memoriam. DERN. EVAN T. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of my beloved husband. EVAN T. DERN. who passed away year sgo today, November i The midnight stars are gleaming Upon his silent grave. The one I loved 50 deariy Apd tried so hard to save. EVOTED mnl: DI n.e. R Inle!msem HARDING. LEWI! s gad, remem- brance of my brother. LEWIL 3. HAR ING. who passed away eight years a today. Novemoer 1, 1928 Another vear has zndtd. Another sun has And.still T think, of yon , dear brother, On. how can I forget ils ' SISTER. NELLIE. * KING. CHARLES A. 1In sad but loving re- membrance of ouf dear son and brother, HAR| A. (BUDI KING. who de- parted mu life eAl b vun ago today November 1, 142 Boyond the " stintei he has sone To rest a little while. Leaving memories of loving words And the sweetness of his smile. HIS LOVING MOTHER. FATHER SISTER. In our hearts your memory lingers, Sweetly tender. fond and true; There is mot a day. dear Buddie, That we do not tnigk of, vo AUNT OLIE AND FPAMILY. ¢ LEESE, JENNIE C. I lovine memory of | our dear mother. JENNIE #ho departed this e eisht yeats aks today. November 1. Loved in T, Fememoered In death, HER CHILDREN, * RAVNALL, JOHN. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear husband and father. JOHN RAVNALL. who departed this lite two years today, Novem- 7 Peacefully sleeping resting &t last. Life’s many trials and sufferings past: In Mlenc: Ju suffered, in patience you | Untit Ood (Salled you home, to suffer THE PAMIL RAVNALL. JOBN. In loving remembeance of jour dear Tither and father-in-law. JOHN RA ‘Who entered into res: ‘"s’f'" '?3:3” Beacetully sleep. b Siees. EVOTED ‘BAUGHTER AND ® 80 LAW. MR, AND MRS, GARNER. SEITZ, ELLEN V. 1In loving remembrance Vo acbaried. this 1ifé syeive 7 v e year: today. November 1, 1924, v To have. to love ‘and then to part 5 the greatest sorrow of my heart. RALPH L. JOHNSTON. v SONDHEIMER. NATHAN. In sad and lov- % remembFance of oir dear father and NATHAN SONDHEIMER: .ndmher assed awsy Twenty oo years ago foday, ‘Novemi Gone. but mot forgotten. HIS DAUGHTER. PEARL. AND GRAND- CHILDREN. . (edor Hill o Mx[lmm T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 510 C St. N.E. Llnc. 5537 Ambulance Service | Zurhorst] MORTICIANS (C. 8. ZURHORST, JR.) ESTAB. 1857 ALUMNI TO HEAR LYNAH Administration of intercollegiat and intramural sports under & new system, adopted by Cornell last year, will be discussed by Jim Lynah, di- rector of athietics, at a dinner of the Discontinuance of the graduate manager system of athletic direction, acoompanied by the advent of Carl Snavely, who replaces “Gil” Dobie as foot ball coach, has renewed interest in athletics at Ithaca. Other coaches also have been replaced, but Jack Moakley, track and cross country, and Nicky Bawlf, soccer, hockey and la- crosse, have been retained. LOUIS SCHOFIELD DIES AT RESIDENCE Retired From Bureau of Engrav- ing in 1935 Because of Tllness. Louis Sartain Schofield, 68, for- mer engraver in the Bureau of En- graving and Printing, died yesterday at his home, 7604 Alaska avenue, after a long iliness. Mr. Schofield was retired from the bureau in April, 1935, due to illness. During his 47 years’ service there he specialized in stamp dyes. Born in Paoli, Pa., he was the son of Harry B. and Helen Sartain Scho- field and the grandson of John Sar- tain, a well-known steel engraver of the nineteenth century. He was also the nephew of William Sartain, an artist, and Emily Sartain, one-time head of the School of Design for ‘Women, Philadelphia. Mr. Schofield is survived by his widow, Mrs. Galena W. Schofield, and a brother, Frank S. Schofield, Phoenix- ville, Pa. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. ARMY WILL RECRUIT 605 IN CAPITAL AREA Men for Foreign Stations to Be Chosen From D. C., Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania. Recruiting of 605 men for foreign stations will begin tomorrow in the | District, Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania, it was announced by the War Department. The recruiting quota is part of the | i FUNERAL TCESDAY FORMSGR. BURKE Those High in Church and State Pay Tributes to Paulist Member. ‘While messages of condolence came from friends and associates in many walks of life, arrangements were completed yesterday for the funeral of Right Rev. Msgr. John J. Burke, noted member of the Paulist Order and general secretary of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, who 4 died late Priday. The office for the dead will be recited at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, Catholic Uni- versity, at 9:30 Tuesday morning; at 10 o'clock solemn requiem mass will be sung, with Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, apostolic delegate to the United States, pontificating. Interment will be in New York. From the Vatican came the tribute of Pope Pius XI, praising the dead prelate as “worthy priest, exemplary religious, devoted servant of God and country.” Earlier, President Roosevelt ex- pressed his sorrow at the loss “of an old and close friend.” Cardinal Pacelli, papal secretary of state, who was a visitor to Washing- ton a few days ago, telegraphed con- dolences to the associates of Msgr. Burke, from Cincinnati. Archbishop Cicognani spoke of the services he had rendered, and characterized him as “a striking example of how love for God and love for countby are united in the Catholic -concept of life.” Two friends of World War days, Josephus Daniels, Ambassador to Mexico and former Secretary of the Navy, and Newton D. Baker, former Secretary of War, recalled their as- sociation when the priest was chair- man of an advisory committee to the Secretary of War on religious and . 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Nine months of negotiation with the Association of American Rail- roads have failed to produce “tangible results,” the statement contended. EDITOR TO SPEAK Vladimiros Constantinos to Talk ' at Salonica Ceremony. Viadimiros Constantinos, editor in chief of Atlantis, oldest Greek daily in America, will be the principal speaker at the celebration of the twenty-fourth anniversary of the lib- eration of Salonica by the parish of | Sts. Constantine and Helen, Greek Orthodox Church, Sixth and C streets southwest, at 6:3C p.m. today. The occasion is also celebrated as the feast day of St. Demetrios, patron saint of Salonica. Other speakers include his grace, Archbishop Athenagoras, head of the Greek Orthodox Church of North and South America; Demetrios Sicilianos, | Minister of Greece to the United States, and Father Thomas Daniels, pastor of Sts. 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