Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1936, Page 14

A—14 x» Bratha. 0nllso\' sun: A. On Saturday No- yember 21, a¢ ber rummce Meadows. Md.. A AN the hrlnved ll!e n[ (he late n ry D. Anderson_and _mother of Harry ton " Funeral from M. M. Badeetrs uneral nome. 131, Lith st on Tuesday. November 24. Rela- tives and friends invited. lrurm-m Congressional Cemetery. 23 ANDERSON, SUSIL, Officers and_mem- bers of Triumph Council. No. 8, Daugh- ters of America. are requested to assem- ; ble at the funeral parior of H Pad- i gett 131 Sty ovember 24 1830, at 1730 Bm.» for the oirpose of atending. mc Iuncrll of our + late sister. SUSIE ANDERSON. By or- @7 o Wesocinie counior TRGINIA MOULDEN. Attest: J. W. SCHWENK. Rec. Sec'y. ASHTON, JESSIE. Departed Q.hls le on Sunday. - November SIE ASHTON. _the devoted son o] Mnry Brooks and the late James Lennox Ash- ton and the husband of Bernice Ashton. He leaves to mourn their loss seven « children. one aunt. Mrs. Sarah Henson, , and & host of other relatives and friends. e funeral home of W Walter st. se. until er 4. at 4 pm. Fu- # neral from his mother's Tesidence Harrison ave. se. Wednesday # ber 1 pm Nov Interment Arlington # National Cemetery. BARTLETT. ANNA I,Ll7A day. November : dence, 2404 th st n\n * BETH BARTLETT. wite ot the late Wil 4 liam H. Bartlett and devoted mother of William 1. Bartleit. ir . Co 2901 14th ¥ Wedneaday. Mats will Be said at St # Bauls Churen 15th and ¥ sis nw.. ‘on Wednesday. - November 25.°at 9 ¥ Relatives and friends invited. » ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HARRY E. On Monsy, Ko 936, at_his residence, 509 - EORE st e Y E_BATES. the beloved father of Sara A. Savory, Mary ¥ Catherine Bates and Maurice L. V. Ba # Remains resting at the W. W. » Co. Southeast funeral home, 517 11th st. se. Notice of funeral later. - Inter- 24 Isabeile Newman and Jacob Thomas. She lso leaves other relatives and {riends. ainy Testing at the W, Ernest Jar- funeral church. 1432 ¥ X thereafter at her al Wednesday semane Baptist 2 Virginia ave. n.w Ha ing. Interment Lincoln Memorial c»n 24 CORA. Departed this life sud- v."on Friday mornine. November CORA_BROWN. Funeral L4 November 4. at 1 p.m. E. Murray & Son's_funeral parlor. 12th . "B Interment in Pavne's | . On Saturday. No- . 19136, at Gallinger Hospital. BROWN. aged 74 years. be: loved husband of the late ‘Mary A. Brown. Services at the funeral home of Thos. S. Sergeon & Co. ¢ 8t. n.W. on Tuesday. November - Relatives and friends invited to Interment Glenwood Cemetery. BUTTERFIELD. On n Carolinh ave: AR] and Mar- Funeral from the Southeast _funerai s.c., on Tuesday, Bryarly 0 hambers o home. 517 1lth st Novemb at 2 pm. Relatives and friencs invited to attend. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. BRYARLY. MARY B. A Special meetin of Esther Chapter. No 8. wi be held at Masonic Tompie Fulkasy. No- vember 24 at 1 p.m. for the urpose of ending the funeral of irs MARY B. BRYARLY By order of MRS. LEONOR EBERT REED, W. M. BURNSIDE. CHARLOTTE R. On Satur- day. November 21. 1936. CHARLOTTE R. BURNSIDE. wife of the late Sergt. William Walton of Gertrude H. Greer side and Florence E feaves hve srandchildren and two greats dren and many other relatives nds. Remains resting at the W Jarvis ‘funeral church. 1432 You D.m. Monday® thereafter n.w. Puneral Tuesday. 4. ‘at’ 2 p.m.. from_Asbury Church. Intermient Harmony Semeters flurn:u;ux MARY ANNA day. November 21 Se%ee ol Rer aaugnte Thompson. 604 B st. n.e.. CHAPPELEAR. the beloved wife of the late Benjamin F. Chappelear. Puneral from the above residence on Tuesday. November 24_ at R:30 am. lhence o St. Francis Xavier's Church. 27th st. and Pa. ave. s.e. where mass will be offered am. Relatives and friends fnvited. ~ Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. EY, EDWARD J. Suddenly. on Sat- .Aulr'?iny November 21. 1936, EDWARD J. DAILEY. husband of Margaret V. Dailey ‘nee Wilner), son of Robert A Agnes T. Dalley Puneral from “he chapel of P. A. Taltavull. 436 sv. on Tuesday November am. Requiem mass at St Church at 9 Stiatives ana friends am invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cem- etery. NIGHT. CLARENCE WOODS. On e s emper o 1038, 8¢ G-mexd Hospital,” CLARENCE _WOODS L, A Hoter. Serv- ices at the S. H. Hines funeral home, 2 Hm ‘l nw on Wednesday, No- yember pm. Relatives and Trinas ivited. Tnterment Rock Grpek Cemetery. & ELEN. JOHN S. On Saturday. Novem- .‘nhu 21." 1936 at Providence Hospita JOHN 8. EDELEN,_ son of the late Rob ert and Elenora Edelen of Piscataway. Md. and father of Mrs. Ellen Rogers of Congress Heights. and brother of Mrs. Julia 1. Wood. Mrs. Ida E. Moran. rs. Maude F. Claggett of this city and’ James M. Edelen of Piscataway. “ Md. ‘Funeral from the chapel of F. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols av on Tuesday, November 24. at 8:3 Thence o inn Church of the Assamp tion. Conaress Heights. where mass will be said at © am. for the repose of his * soul. Relatives and friends invited. In terment Mount Olivet Cemeters. Ilcorn:m DAISYB. On Saturday. No- # vember 2 at the residence of ot Cmmotie ATSY B, ESC ~ Willlam_A_Escoffery. daughter Hattle 8. Minor and the late ‘)Hl]llm F. Minor, _sister of Mrs ldey M. » Hackney. ' Willam F._ and Samuel L. inor and Mrs, Grace 8. Savov. She a1so eaves other relatives and friends. Re- , mains may be viewed at her lale Tesi- “ dence after 4 pm. Monday. Tuesday, November 24, at The "W " Ernest. Jarvis funeral church, # 1432 You st. nw.. Rev. . Brooks 4 of Lincoin Temple officiating. Relatives and friends invited. JILBERT. JAMES BRADS. On Saturday. . November 21, 1936, at his residence, 443 Tt BT ol # BERT. beloved husband of Belle il- ’ Bert ana. father of Carl B, Clarence L. ¢ Chlnmlnfiy Gnhen l{]m (é'o'\ulgwnrlhd arles cil S an ‘Ch e D. Ollberl Funera " 14 g residence on 1‘";& Nov # ber 24, at 10:30 a.m faiives and friends” invited. Interment Glenwood l‘ Cemetery. .L. OCEOI-A On Saturday. November m OCEX HILL. wife of the Tate John Kl and daugnier of William # H. Johnson. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis # funeral church, 1432 You st n.w. MAUGHT. LUCINDA. On Sunday. Novem- ber 22, 1936. at :30 t her home, # iontrose, Md, LUCINDA MAUGHT. in her £7th’vear. Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of William Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville. Md. ' Puneral serv- 4 ices at the above funeral home Tuesday, November 24, at 2 p.m. Interment Rock- # ville Union Cemetery. JOHN, THOMAS ber 2 On_Satur- ryices at .Qn_ Mon. 1936, at’ his m,x- 736 Northampton ° st. ’:o}m THOMAS . MeGIVERN. " beloved husband of Ursula Dove McGivern and F. B. and Mary V. McGivern. Funeral notice later. MERRYMAN, WALTER H. On Mundnv # November 2 196, WALTER H. MER- . YMAN of 3 Buchanan st. be- # loved husband of HalH! Morry n Re- + Mains resting at S nes Co. funeral home. "'lVl A-llh n n. W. Notice ©of funeral later, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Joseph F. Birch's Sons e 5034 M St N.wW. tbltl.!ud 1 Ml Frank Geier'’s Sons Co. 13 Seventn &t 4% NAtional 2473 L. SPEARE (0. o ucosesor to nor connaciad with mfllfllfl Speare establishm N.W. llrmnl 2!” 100 St' -J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS ; Crematorium h_and Mass. Ave N.E Lincoln 5200 S. ZURHORST CO. IA!'!’ CAPITOL ST _ LINCOLN 0372 I 1400 Chapin St. N.W. 817 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces L1813 P8t NW NAtiona) 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER EOERATE PRICES ‘PRORE NAT 0100 Sundays Cor. 14th & Eye Beaths. OCKERSHAUSEN. CAROLINE. On oot sisiey Hoa- C 0 KERSHAUSEN. w_of Willlam Ockershausen. Fu- nerll l!"lcu at her late residence. 850 Lst nw. on Wednesday. November 25, 2 p.m.” Interment Prospect Hill Gem= ety PAI Hlil. HAN'NAI SUSAN, Dernle‘(ilflth.ll two daughters . Berf and Mre Jessie Armstrong Butler: Bediod Armstrons; one sist Eita Pinkney: two sons-in-iaw. ter-in-law. and . other . relatives friends. Notice of funeral l-ler ay. No- S M. On MAS M BARKER, e_Thomas and Sallie Up- H! leaves to mourn their Eula H. Parker: three sis- one M ugh- lnd son of the shaw Parker, loss'a wite, d_four brothe: mains may be' viel d after 4 p.m, Tuesdsy. Novem er ¢ Prazier's funeral home. 580 D ¥iequlere funeral services -m “be. held Wednesday. ‘November 1 p.m. Burial wrvu‘e‘ with 1||H Wilitary honors. at 2 30 pow. Aiington National Cemetery_ Rev. Daniel E. Wise- man ofciating. ~Relatives and friends invit 24 REA. GEORGE BRONSON, November i1, 1ait, AL JoNRs Hopkini Hospital Bnlumon Md.. GEORGE BRONSON REAT - Hemains resting. the 5 R Hines Co funcral homa. 14th st. n.w. until 10 a.m. Tuesday. Funeral services at Fort Myer Chape] on Tuesday. November at Il am. with full military hono) Relatives and friends ‘invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. REED. LOUISE. On Saturd - b her residence. Saturday. " Iy ovember 1583 o0 RI e beloved mml\er of Lucy Reed Spence and Charles Reed. She also leaves one sister, two grandchildren. one son-in-law. one daughter-in-law, two nieces and one nephew. a great-uncle and a host of other relatives and friends. may be viewed Tuesday. November Funeral Wednies- {rom Ver- % Giar: 24 4% her Iate residence, day. November . ot Avente Bapiist Chureh. Rew Murray officiating. Interment mony Cemetery. REED. LOUISE. Columbia Temple. : 0. E. of W. will hold a sessmn of mxrol Monday, November 23 1936. at 7:30 pm., to arrange for fhe funeral of Daughter LOUISE Deral" Wednesqay. November | pam. from Vermont Avenue Baptist Church FLORENCE_A. CAMPBELL. D. R. NAOMI E. WASHINGTON, Secretary. RODGERS, MYRTLE MAE, Departed this life suddenly, Sunday, November =2 1936. MYRTLE MAE RODGER: leaves a devoted mother. Mrs Rodgers: one brother. James Hodecrs end otner relatives and Triends. Notice of funeral later. ROGERS, ADELINA H_ On Monday, £Ne | Vife ot " Wnltlam B Ro:en commander (8. C,) 1801 K st. n.w Hratenant . retired. of ‘Notice ot Tuncral later. ROGERS, THOMAS. Dewmrrl this life on Friday. November 0. 1936, after a brief “iliness. THOMAS ROGERS. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted | wife. Mrs. Beulah Rogers: other rela- {iveg and Iriends.”_Remaing resting with L E. M &.Son, 12th and v 1-' heral Wednesday: November pm. Interment Lincoln Cemeter: IE T. On Friday. No ( at her residence. 1806 . n.w. CHRISTIE T SMITH. be- loved wife of Dr. W. L. Smith. daugh- ter of the late Osborne and Jane Dor- | 'y and sister of the late Cora E. Dor- | sides her husband she_leaves | relatives and friends. Funeral {from her late resxden\e on Tuesday. November 4. at 30 am.: thence ‘o St. Augustine’s Cfllhnhc Church. where high requiem mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SMITH, FREDERICK McCURDY. day, " November 6, at his dence. 1050 Calvert st 1w, FRED: On Mon- res} THE _EVENING™ 8TAR, WASHINGTON; D:- Rites Tomorrow| |GEN. . W. KENNEDY GEORGE BRONSON REA. b. B. REA BURIAL 10BE TOMORROW Diplomat and Newspaper Man Died Saturday in Baltimore. George Bronson Rea, 67, diplomat and newspaper man, who died Sat- urday night in Johns Hopkins Uni- versity Hospital, Baltimore, will be buried tomorrow in Arlington Na- tmnnl Cemetery. Funeral services will be held at 11 am. in the Fort Myer | dered to France on an observation Chapel. At the time of his death Mr. Rea | was foreign adviser to the Manchukuo government, a position he had held since 1932. During the World War telligence, U. S. A. and served as assistant military attache at Madrid, Spain. A native of Brooklyn, N. Y., Mr. Rea was educated in the public schools there and by private tutors. During the Cuban War for Inde- pendence, he was war correspondent | for the New York Herald, and a cor- | respondent for the New York World during the Spanish-American War. In 1904 he founded the Far Eastern | Review in Manila, P. I. He was a ERICK McCURDY. son of Martha Ma- | tilda McCurdy Smith and the late Del Hutcnins Smith. Puneral on Wednesda. November 25. at = from V. L. 100 Interment Oak Hlu Cemetery, 24 on sat- Srtia 5 NaTIoUs SMITA. the | beloved Tatner of Joseph and John Smith. brother of John Smith and husband of Margaret E. Remains resting at 1746 Ore- thence to St. Augustine’s and M sts. 'n.w. where | m *be” offered Tuesday, Noo 9 am. for the repose ol Relatives a0 Triends sve ins to attend. Interment at Holy Rood Cemetery. . SPENCE. ARTHUR. On Saturday. 36 Ak Dis residence; SBENCE. "beloved" Fisher. "Annie No- | 4006 | on. UR | aher Var Neve o8 | Williams, Arthur E. father-in-1aw | of Janie and Eva Spence. He al leaves two grandchildren and other rela- tives and friends. Puneral Tuesday No- vember 24. at > p.m.. from Mount Olive Baptist Church, Ariington. Va. Rev. James E. Green officiating. Interment | Odd’ Pellows' Cemetery mains rest- | v\ Ernu{ Jarvis funeral | st. n.w. until 6 p.m. a6t Bl inks residence TAYLOR. JOHN H. On Priday. N 20, 1936. JOHN H. TAYLO z:’meu;::'»hfi . ‘Grace Jones, Mrs. Jnlia H!us Mrs Lull Screy. Mrs. Lillie Mad- McCaliister. ~Mrs. residence. | .. on Tuesday. November | ¢ thence to St. Joseph's Catholic ‘Church. “nd and C sts. ne. Where mass will be offered at 9 ain. the repose of his sou friends invited. 3 coln Cemetery, by the W. W, Chambers Co. Southeast funeral h‘g&ne. TAYLOR. NORMAN A. On Sunday. vember 22. 1936. at 11 a.m.. NORMAN A. TAYLOR. beloved husband of Mary | U. Taylor (nee Reith) and father of Vera R. Taylor and son of the late | Charles L. and Laura Tavlor, Funersl from his late residence. pth st on Wednesday. November a Solemn high requiem mass at 8t Mary's Church at 10 am. Rela dyeg and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemeter 24 TAYLOR. NORMAN A. The Windthorst Glub of 8t Mary's Parish will mee! at NORMAN A. TAY- | st .. on Tuesday. | Z Naf w7 recite the office of the dnd PH OWITZ. Pres. IAMES CKRAFT. Sec” TllC!Y. SARAH. On Thursday. Novem- St; Elizabeth’ brief iliness. uh st. n.w._mol naldson. Anna Blandon. Ruth and Waiter Trlcr) Also surviving are two brothers. one aunt. one uncle and many other relatives and_friends. Remains restthg at Henry S. Washing- & Sons’ funeral home. 467 N st. Funeral Wednesday. November ai 2 p.m. from the Southern Bap Church. 4th and L sts. n.w. Relatives and friends invited. No- On Saturday. INO- and Mamie Valen- tine Notice of funeral later. Remains restine at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, Yo n.w, WELK, GLBTR[BE MAY. On Monday, Mrs. Elizabeth Philips. Margaret Eleanor and Doris Mae Welk. Funeral services at her late residence. 2615 North Cap- Wednesday. November % pm Relatives and friends in- erment Glenwood Cemetery: Palladelnnia pavers sleass cossy " 74 In Memortam. ROLAND. EMMA. In sad but loving Te- membrance of our -dear friend, EMMA ROLAND. who suddenly departed this lxirrle3 Isone year ago today, November 23, May her soul rest in peace. HER FRIENDS, ASH. M. C. CUDAR. BOSWELL. JOHN E. In loving memory of BOS' . our devoted hus- band. and Tether -who died two years ago today. November 23, 34 Often to the grave we wand Flowers 1o Iny with gentle care Over the one we loved so dearly. Who is peacefully sleeping_there, LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * BROWN. CATHERINE W. In loving mem- Q¥ of my dear mother. CATHERINE BROWN, who died, tweiity -one years foday, November &1 1018 HER LOVING DA OHT!R. VIRGIE. IIDW'V C, 'I‘HIIINE In memory of my other, HERINE BROWN. PG ciernal one vears ago todsy November 1915. _ Pra. the “Shrine of the Little Howu. Rou] Oaks. Mich. In memory you are ever near me And in my heart you will ever live. VOTED DAUGHTER. CAROLINE THOMPSON. % BROWN. CATHERINE. In loving mem- ory’ of ‘my dear mother. CATHERINE BROWN. who left me twentyone years 2%, dodax. November rest __twent: NICHOLSON: . MAHORNEY. JAMES H. A tribute of love to_the memory of our dear faf JAMES H. MAHORNEY. who left us unl year ago today. November 23, 1935, A happy home we once enjoyed, low sweet the memory still: But_death has left an empty void ‘This world can never 1L HIS D.lvorr!n CHILDREN. WILKES, SARAH X. and. lovin nce of my mu.er SARAH WITHERITE. CATHERINE B. In loving mt;l}'o‘n of my dear daughter. CATH- 4 .~ who _ Da: away so suddenly two years ago today. November 23. 1934, wnmm-hne in my setrow and bitter There comes iweet dreams of tne long unknn'n to others she stands by my And whuufl “Dear loved ones death cannot divide, Loving MoTEER. | American delegate of the Philippine government | to Washington on tariff legislation in 1905. He was adviser to Dr. Sun Yat | Sen. 1911-13, and adviser to the Chi- nese ministry of railways in 1913-14 | and again in 1929. In 1919 he was | technical adviser to the Chinese dele- gation to the Peace Conference in Paris. From 1927 to 1929 he repre- sented the American Chamber of Com- | merce of China in Washington. Mr. Rea was a member of the Ameri- can Asiatic Association, the Japanese- Society. the American Club and the National Press Club here. GEN. CALLAN BURIED Rites Held at Arlington for Re- tired Officer. Maj. Gen. Robert E. Callan, retired | Army officer, was buried todar in Maj. Gen. William H. Tschappat, chief of ordnance; Maj. Gen. Charles McK. Saltzman, retired: Brig. Gen. Joseph P. Tracy, Fort Monroe; Brig. Gen. Charles Drake, retired: Col. Alexander M. Miller, jr., Cavalry, and Col. John P. Wade. retired. Gen. Callan died Friday at his home in the Highlands Apartment. He had | served a distingnished career in the | Army before being retired this year. 2 FLOWERS .DUPDHTCIRGIE fi: NO.7000 (edar Hill i &m;&mmmgfim ; EISEMAN’S E E E E E SEVENTH & F E Misses’ and Women’s RESSES For Street For Afternoon For Dinner-Dance For Evening $895 Charge It! 4 Months to Pay! Dresses for every type . . . for every need . . . in bright new colors and trimnings . .. Crepes, prints, velvet trims, ‘wools—Dresses that give you youthful charm at savings. Open a charge account. Women’s and Misses’ FUR-TRIMMED COATS 535 Charge It! ¢ Months to Pay! Pine all « wool fabrics, trimmed with luxurious choice furs. New colors and he was a captain in the Military In- | Arlington National Cemetery. Hon- | | orary pall-bearers were: | April, | Col. Horace Jewett, and a brother. DIES IN HOSPITAL Veteran of Three Wars Was Commander of 85th Di- vision in France. Maj. Gen. Chase W. Kennedy, 77, U. 8. A, retired, veteran of the Indian, Spanish-American and World Wars, died early today in Walter Reed Hos- pital. He commanded the 85th Divis= ion in France. Gen. Kennedy, who lived in the Highlands Apartments, entered the hospital about a week ago. A native of Portsmouth, Ohio, he was graduated from the Military Academy at West Point in 1883 and from the Army War College in 1914. Promoted through the various grades, he reached the rank of brigadier gen- eral in 1917 and served with the tem- porary rank of major general during the World War. He was promoted to major general, retired, in 1930. Besides his other service, Gen. Ken- nedy had served in the Philippine In- surrection. Immediately after the Spanish- American War, Gen. Kennedy was ordered to Fort Snelling, Minn., where he commanded a provisional company in an expedition against the Chip- pewa Indians. He went back to the Philippines in 1900 and, after serving at several sta- tions in the States, returned there in 1904. From August, 1906, to June, 1907, he was adjutant general of the Department of Mindanao. Later he | served at various posts in this country; commanded a regiment on the Mexi- | can border in 1914, and served with | the general staff here until 1917. Early in the latter year he com- | manded the 78th Division at Camp Dix, N. J. Subsequently he was or-| tour, in which he visited the Brit- ish and American fronts. Returning from the tour, he took command of the 85th Division, then | in training at Camp Custer, Mich.; took the division to France and com- manded it until March, 1919. From | 1919, until May, 1921, he com= manded the Panama Canal Departe ment. Next he commanded the 9th Coast Artillery District and the pm‘ Coast Artillery Training Center at | the Presidio, San Francisco, until Oc- tober 23, 1922. He was retired No- | vember 30 of the latter year. He leaves his wife, formerly Eliza- beth Jewett, the daughter of the late BRINSON RITES HELD Funeral services for James M. Brin- | son, 69, attorney for the Federal Trade Commission, who died Wednesday in | New York, were held at 10 am. today | in Gawler's Chapel, 1750 Pennsylvania | | avenue. Burial will be at New Bern, N. C. | Mr. Brinson, who lived at 1120 Ver- | | mont avenue. had been with the Fed-[ Shanghai | eral Trade Commission since shonly after the World War. Earlier in hu career, he had been prominent in the | | practice of law in Colorado and Mon- | tana. General Dies MAJ.GEN.CHASE W.KENNEDY Irish Free State Hospital. A new general hospital has been opened at Nenagh, Irish Free State. Funeral Directors Since 1850 [J e Figures Talk The figures below show the actual costs of 1,000 consecutive adult funerals con- ducted by Joseph Gawler’s Sons. Here is positive proof that quality service costs no more. price RaP® Less thel ws 01 o % 400 s 900 1 to § s\(fi,,. than $900- Joseph Gawler’s Sons, Inec. Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penn. Ave.N.W. Chapel Cremations NAtional $§512 TISi 5 MONDAY, - NOVEMBER 28, -1836. MRS. C. 0OCKERSHAUSEN DIES AFTER ILLNESS Funeral Rites’ Planned Wednes- day for Widow of Cigar Manufacturer, Mrs. Caroline Ockershausen, 78, of 950 L street, died yesterday afier a short illness in Sibley Hospital. Mrs. Ockershausen was a native of Baltimore, but had lived here since childhood. She was the widow of William Ockershausen, a cigar man- ufacturer, who died about eight years Ago. Surviving here are eight daughters, Mrs. Lottie Walthers, Mrs. Nettie Foster, Mrs. Clara Vogelsberger, Mrs. Annie Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Bonds, Mrs. Louise Christ, Mrs. Grace Riley and Miss Florence Ockershausen; three sons, Charles, Edward and Willlam Ockershausen; 17 grand- Since the first Thanksgiving Day celebration, time has not lessened the importance of SAFETY. children and one great grandson. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at her late residence. Burial will be in Prospect Hill Cem- etery. ARLIN—G_'E)N RITES HELD FOR COMDR. DAVIS Budget Officer of Naval Engineer- | ing Bureau Was Native of San Francisco. Funeral services were held today in Arlington National Cemetery for Lieut. Comdr. Homer B. Davis, budget of- ficer of the Navy Bureau of Engineer- ing, who died suddenly Saturday of a heart attack. | Honorary pallbearers were Lieut. | Comdrs. W. C. Ansel, E. E. Roth, E. W. Mills, George Weber, J. R. Sullivan and C C. Halpine. A native of San Francisco, Comdr. Davis entered the Navy from ctvil life during the World War. Therefore, for yaur Thanksgiving Day holiday, take the safest form of transportation in all the world — THE TRAIN. Travel speedily with safety. And comfortably! In a warm, air-conditioned Pennsylvania Railroad coach or Pullman free from drafts, from stuffiness, from noise. NI Fares are down to 2¢ a mile in coaches, 3ca mile in Pullmans— s0 SAFETY FIRST costs less today. SPEET - SOMFORT: FRIENDLINES: L to CHICAGO ST. 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