Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1936, Page 14

A—14 - x» Qurd of Thanks. MS. MACK C. The family of m MACK C. WILLIAMS express 2 S, ik o v o urin r rec 3 ALBERTA WILLIAMS. Beatha. NELLIE B, Suddenly on Mon- ’ November 30. 1936. NELLIE the beloved wife of Thomi eken: ‘also survived by three sons, five isters and three brothers. Funeral he W. W, Chambers Co. Southenst th . on Thurs- A t Nommi m Church. ~Montross. [ Relatives and {rlends mflled 4 abienia. " Thterment Nomini ptist Church Cemetery. 2 G INNA. On Wednesday. .ul(mrzn o MINNA. OO A RRAR: AGEN beloved wile of the late William rakhagen. _ Services at her late resi- ence. 630 D st. ne_ on Thursday. De- mber 2 p.m. Interment Glenwood'| mete: Services and interment pri- vate. BROWN. Suddenz, on sat- BTN e beloved mother of é...n.‘. N, cloved mol r‘u and Aljce Brown. " Funeral Triday mper 4. at mu .hrvls (unum churth ua" \'ou ELEANORA. Il'le JOHN J. On Tuesday. December X SaaCJ0mN JOBURNS, beloved hus: nd of the Iate Margaret E._Burns and ather of John T. Mer M Fernando. hm"-x from his ate residence. 4‘3 lfll pl. n' on iday. Dece lock thence to BI Aloysmx Ch\lrch where equiem mass will be said at 10 o'clock he!smu and friends invited. Interment ount Olivet Cemetery. 3 €AMMACK. JOSEPH. Departed this life uddenly. Monday.” November 30. 19 JOSEFH CAMMACK. He leaves to mouh their loss two daughters, Lillian and lizabeth Cammack: one son. William ammack: two erandchildren and a de- Voted friend. Mrs. Lillian Plumer. Re- mains resting at Barnes & Matthews' fu- neral home. 614 4th st. s.w. where fu- Beral services will be held ‘Thursday. De- mber & at 1 pm. Interment Odd Fel- fows” Cemetery, Va: tAluL WILLIAM L. On Monday. Novem- ber 10. 1936, at Mount Alto Hospital. IAM L. CARR. He leaves a wife. Hanna Carr: a devoted aunt, Mrs. Mary a cousin._ Dr. A. D. Carr. Re- N Interment Mm- ve. esday. December etta. Ohio. Thursday, December 3. CARTER. CLARENCE H, On Tuesday. De- b at, St Elizabetn's Hos, S CLARENCE 1 CARTER, devoted ltband of Cagherinie Carter faiher of on Carter. brother of Leon Hatton. Mary Lee and George Carter. Remains Testing at Frazier's funeral ‘home, 389 R I ave. nw. Funeral Monday. De- cember 7. at i pm. pamed establishmeni. Interment 2 Mngton National Cemetery. OARTER. MASON. On Monday, November 30. 1 + Emergency Hospital MASON GARTER. devoted husbang of Mittie Car- fer, Warrenton. Va. He also leaves ven children. other relatives and ma iends. Remains resting at the John Rhines' _funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye s sw._ Body will be taken to Wars enton. ' Va__ for funersl services “and nterment Wednesday, December 2. CASWELL. JAY H. On Wednesday, De- cember "2, 1036." st his Tesidence. 1337 Ermerson &t me. JAY H o chand ot Tane R Caswell - Fu- E:-l will_be held from Timothy Han- December Myer Chapel, where services will Ba Toid at 3 o Interment Atiington National "Cemeters. Relatives and friends inyite Suddtnh (:n AM] Teais. beloved husband & avanaugh, Funeral services Thursday. cember 3. at 0:30 am. at St. Ann's atholic Chureh Wisconsin ave. ' Inter- ment St. Mary's Cemetery, Rockville. Md ORAIG. GRACE MARION. On Tucsday. mbs at her recidence. south, _Arlin A neloved E._ Craig _and mother of Sarrio, Mrs. George J Brice of Philadeinnin, and Lesile E. Oraig. jr.. Robert St George and Media Elizabeth. Catherine Quimby and Fleanor Harrison Craig ing at the Ives funeral home. Wilson bivd.. Arlington. Va. Puneral gervices will 'be held Thursday Decem- er 3. at 2 pom. Interment Columbia Gardens Cemeters. Arlinzton. Va. FHANCES 1. DANFORTH. h»r fllst year. widow of James A. h and mother of Mrs. !ul!nt E. Thnm snn and Mrs. Frank P. Tew. V- R Emanicl Egiscopa) Chureh: ind V sts, s.e. on Priday, December D.m. Relatives and friends in- " Interment Congressional Ceme- tery. Kindly omit flowers. BAY ROBERT. On Tuesday. Decel her 1. 936, at his residence, 1331 =27t st; v ROBERT DAY. beioved husband of s Day. s0n of the ate Charles o Julia Dav. brother of Mary Jacksen Zihie Dihocine and Nettie Purr Re: mains resting st the W Ernest Jarvis funeral parlor. 28th st. and Dumbarton ve Puneral Saturday. December from_the Shiloh™ Baptist ment church cemetery. Hall officiating Pricnds and relatives nvi Dmft PATRICK. Suddenly, on Tuesday. cember 1. 1936, at his residence. DS st v PATRICK DICGS, hus; band of Mrs Fannle Diges. father of Mrs. Susle Gandy. Wallace Dis: Miss Josephine Di Louise Morri: < an, Nottce of funeral here- Henry Diges. after DolM! l.ousr On Tuesday mumber o 2L Dy Zesidence, 1120 ath st v LOUTS B DOUNIS beloved hushand of Florentia Dounis. father of Peter L. Dounis. brother of George P. Doun Mrs. Margaret Chaconas. Mrs. 'Constan- tine' Uynard and Mrs. Elizabeth Rummel. Notice of funeral later.” Services by the W. Chambers Co. lltz\\fl:\czn JOHN PHILLIP. denly. on Monday. Sud e mains resting at Gasch's Sons' home. Md. ave. Hyattsville. Md. Services at_the adove funeral home on Thursday. December 3. at ? pm. In- terment Fort Lincoln Cemefery, = .2 POSKEY. MARY §. On Sunday, Novem- ber 20 1936, at Gallinger Hospital. MARY 8, FOSKEY, sister of Mrs. Ada B. Smith of Louisa. Va. and Richard M Waddy of _Pittsburah. Pa. ~ She niso host of other relatives and Remains_resting at_ Frazier's Tuneral home" A9 ‘Rhode Tsland ave. .' Puneral Wednesday. December 2 ¢ 1 pm. from the above named estab: féhment." Interment Payne's cemetery POWRIGHT. JOSEPH. On nday, No- vember 30. 1936, at_the reslflzn:' of his d!\ulhlel’ Mrs. A S_Shal 514 14th JOSEPH POWE‘GIT!' beloved $iisband of Mary E. Fowrisht and father ©of Mrs. Raymond Anderson. Charles F. rd Arthur M. Fowricht of Washington, C_ and Joseph Thomas Fowright of the United States Navy and Jesse L. wright of Chicago Til. Services at vsong’s parlors. 1300 N st. n.w. day. November ii. at 1:30 o'clock. tives and friends invited KLIN. ELIZABETH TULEY. Oon Tu:gdlle‘P’;:ember'l 1936, at h'rB;.EP- dence XA JTULEY FRAN ioved ‘wife of Lafavette F. Franklin, “Funeral services at the S, H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Friday. December 4. at 0 Pidierment Gtnwesd Cemetery. GIADI JDANIEL. On Tuesday, Dfl:emhe at his residence. 31 O ANTEL G, a¥tha Henry. Remains azier's funeral home. 3% R. I n.w. Notice of funeral HOLLAND. JOSEPH F. Depart O s Funeral” services Emndnv Beceraber 3. at 130 B, ot Fean Bavtist Church L1tk ana ¥ sts B.W. Interment at Harmony Cemetery. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Frank Geier’s Sons Co. {adSevenns: % NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE CO Yither the succestor to nor connacted righ Soeare setabHsnment: 009 atonal 2893 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DI Crematorium 4th and Mass. Ave NE Lincoln 6300 CHAS S. ZURHORST CO. CAPITOL ST _ LINOOLN 0373 WILLIAM H. SCOTT Sth St. 8% Birch’s Som LF 4‘-1&1‘ 5034 M St. N.W. 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 817 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. E BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 2 POt NW NAtlona) 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER u&in.nm’ RIS SR NSRRI ke and Sundays Cor. 14th & Eye Beaths. -o'““nim 30. 'nlnse .‘% pa nal Triends: are_invited: JIVIIN! JOHN C. On Tuesda 936, at hll"r!lldence NS, Bally B. Jenkins and Deloved Jen! d_Mrs. . H. | J4m st Inter: ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. NKINS. JOSEPH M. on November 10, 1936 _at Mount Alto Hospital. JOSEPH JENKING “brother of Alice. Jenkins and Mrs. Beatrice Butts. Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Island B . Funeral Thursday. December m the above establish- Interment Arlington National Cemetery. JOHNSTON. LUCY H. On Tuesday. rember 1 Yh5e oy H T JONNETON, Tife of ine iate Georse Jchnston and beloved mother of Rozier Johnston. Martin and Consuelo Gaines. She 1: also survived by two sisters and many gther relatives and friends. Puneral Thursday. December 3. at 2 the McGire funeral home, 1820 nth o n.w. Priends invited. KIRKPATRICK. WILLIAM JAMES, = On Sunday. November 29. 19: AM SAMES KIRKERTRICK. réiired serseant: U. S. M. C.. beloved husband of Evelyn Kirkpatrick, Remains resting at, the V. W Chambers Co. funeral hom rsday. er t 1 atives and friends invited. LANE. VIRGINIA MARY. On Tuesday. De- er 1 1048 At Freeamen's HOSDItal VIRGINIA MARY LANE, wife of the late Charles E. Lane. sr._and devoted mother of Lottie Lane. Orleane L. Manley. Charles ir. and Richmond 8. Lane. funeral later. A rangements by McGuire. LAWSON. JOSEPH D. On Wednesday. - be- cember 2. 1 at his residence 11th st. n.w.. JOSEPH D. LAWSON. hu!- band of Henrietta N. Lawson. Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. Notice of ru- neral later. 4 LEE. MAGGIE. Departed this life Tuesda December 1. 106, after a long iline: MAGGIE LEE. She leaves to mourn their loss one niece, Frances Lanham. sn other relmvn and friends. ~Remains resting_at Barnes & Matthews' funeral lholme 614 nh st. s.w. Notice of funeral ater. MACKEY. BESSIE HARMAN, On Monday. November 30. at_her residence. 17 . BESSIE HARMAN el Mackey and_devoted mother of Mrs. Margaret M. Titus. grandmother of Stan- ley Mackey Titus and sister of Miss Helen Harman. Funeral from residence on Thu mber 10 Relatives and mriends invited; Interment Mount Holly Springs. Pa. 3 McCLOSKEY. IENJAHIN KNOX. !ud s er 1. 1936, at beloved husband of Bertha Hueter Mc- Closkey. formerly of Washington. late of Millersville. Puneral services at the residence of his sister-in-law. W, J, Capner. n.e. Priday_December 4. terment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 3 MeCULLERS. WILLIE. On Saturday. No- vember R’ 1936, at Preedmen'’s Hospital WILLIE Mc! devoted brother of Adoiph, Alonzo. Eddie and_ Essle Me- Cullers’ He also leaves five sunts. thrse uncws, twelve nieces. eight nephews. oiher relatives and” friends =Remains resting at the John T Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w.. where fu- meral services will be held Wednesday, December 2. at &:3 wili be Driosed to Releleh, N.C. tor mlerm'nl MOORE, ar OIS Ara st iw’ devotea husban of the late Florence Moore. He is survived by two beloved children. Mary Theima Moore and Theodore Moore. a devoted mother-in-law. ~Margaret Poney. many other relatives and friends. Tains Testng at the Malvan & funeral chapel. New Jersey ave. and R | st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. MOSCHETTO, LENETA. On Wednesday. December 2, 1536 at her resience. 213 LENETA. the beldved wife of Nunsio John Moschetto and mother of Mrs. Josephine Deangelo._Louls. Arthony and Albert Moschetto. Remains resting the Chambers Co- Southeast Tuneral home. RAAB. EDWARD W. On Tuesday. De- cember 1. 1936. i his, rnmzncz 1'!! Mass ave. se. w. Deloved Musband of Bdith Dumoat Raab and father of Edward D.. John David and Neill F. Raab. Services will be held at the Church of the Reformation. = East Cabitol 3t on Thursday Decem! at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek fitd Sy ROSE. STANLEY EDWARD. Devarted um life’ Tuesday. Decem! STAN. LBy TEDWARD ROBS. o 2635 Sherman e AR R Qnrvived. ny s devoted : one brother n . many other relatives and friends. mains resting at the funeral chapel. New Je st. n.w._Notice n! funeral later. N! Monday. November | 0, Mrl WIIHIP’G A!herhall o( W‘O Lawrence st. AN e e late Gearee C. 'F e aP oMt Wi & ATRerhol Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Massachusetts ave. n.e. where services will be held Thursday. ember 3. at 10:30 am. Relatives 206 Jriends invited: Hill Cemetery. (Chester. plesse cooy.) | SHAVER, ELIZABETH. Entered into rest ‘Tuesday. December 1. 1936, at her resi- dence. 4130 _5th n.w. ELIZABETH Pa. Times st and beloved mother of Mrs. Walter Bishoo, W. Douglas Shaver and Charl W Shaver. Funeral services at her residence on Thursday. mber D, Relatives and friends mvhm interment Glenwood Cemetery. SHERWOOD. DANIEL C. Suddenly. on Tuesday. December 1, 1936, DANIEL C. SHERWOOD. beloved husband c! Hlnnl A, Sherwood (nee Murnane) father of James. Daniel. Alice ernut and Prances Sherwood (Sister Anita) and Mrs. ‘Mary Hooten. Notice of funeral ater. SMITH, AMANDA. _Departed ibis hlz nud- denty. Monday. November her | residence. 1723 G SMITH, ‘widow of Julius Smith. Ellis; four nieces Mrs. Geneva Smith, wa: Mo Weashingions vwe. devoted sodonils dren. Frern Waddy Taylor and Albert Waddy. and a_host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be Viewe at her late rendence after 2 pm,_Wed- nnduy 'm| 2, _Puneral Thurs- ¥ "December 3. at 3 pm.. {rom Metro- nomln Baptist Church. ~Priends on- SMITH. CLAIR. On November 4. 1936 o Galliager Hospitay CLATR She “leaves many devoted friends to mourn,_their loss. Remalns resting at Wm Tolbert’s funeral home, 1308 filn‘u n.w, Funeral Thurs- day. December 3. at 1 p.m.. from the nbove—mmed funeral home. SMITH, THOMAS J. On Tues( Decem- ber 1. 1036t bis esidence 1534 J2nd THOMAS_J. SMITH. devoted Histund of Mamie Smith: {ather of Mary Smith . Olivia’ Epps. Albert; funeral church. 143 hursday noon: thereafter at his late residence. Funeral Friday. December 4. at {rom the "Church of the vet Interment Mount WILLIAM. On_Tuesday. Decom- 1. 1936, at 1530 Rth si WL~ SMITH Remains resting at Fra- zier's_funeral home. 389 Rhode ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. STODDARD, BLANCHE H. On Monday. ber' 30. 1936, BLANCHE H. lriday. December 3, lnlerment Port Lincoln em- on T 2 . ‘at_his h:len‘gl' D! (ORACE J. TAYLOR, son and’ Rebecca Tay- neral home. Upper Mar Iboro. Services at St Mary's Church. Upper Marlboro. ¢ ase will be offered op Priday, Decemb!r 4. at_9:3 terment Mount Carmel® Cemetery. 3 THOMAS. EDNA HENRY. On Tuesday. De- cember 1, 1936. at 4:20 p.m.. at her Iesidence. 019 9in st. nie. EDNA HEN- Ashley George P. Sinta e, utol d a host of friend: funts. ‘two uncles and a “host Notiee of funeral Ister. Arransements est JII'V‘I nm WILLIAM ‘Wednesd: mber 2. 1936, Vicdsal s: S a Notice of l’u- mw.dn d ave. n.w. neral later. l'll)lm!- W‘ EUGSNI. W. EUGENE TH Thomas E. and Elsie mains resting st the " Go ntal . funerai . | Church, Ci term'nt church cemetery. HOMPSON, WENA DE BRULER. ’ beumlm 1y 1936, WENA OF i widow of Ross | tne st Gawler's son. Samu Montgomery ave.. 8 W. Remains ine at the Colonial funeral home of Reuben annhrey Md. Rockville Fu- B T T 3 her_late | JOHN. Departed this lite T"":" NE H. Mo Sat e residence of her daurn. | 0 Interment Cedar | o ol N ncan nave: | Cleer. had her brought here yesterday s THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, RINGLING IS DEAD; CIRCUS VETERAN ! Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal to Magnate at 70 in New York. R the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, December 2.—John Ringling, whose name was synon- ymous with the “big top,” sawdust ring and circus spangles frcm coast to coast, died today. The circus magnate succumbed at the age of 70 to a brief iliness of bronchial pneumonia, the last of sev- en brothers whose back-yard play- time show in Baraboo, Wis., grew to become perhaps the Nation's largest entertainment combine. At Ringling’s bedside at his Park avénue home when death came were Mrs. Ida Ringling North, his sister; John Ringling North, a nephew; Dr. Maurice Costello, his physician: Frank Hennessy, a life-long friend, | and his servants. Funeral arrangements were being made today. Owned Florida Real Estate. Ringling’s interests during his last years were not devoted entirely to the show business, for he owned ex- tensive real estate in Florida, railroad stock, and was a collector of art masterpieces. Sarasota, Fla., became the center of his interests. Ringling’s first wife died in 1929, and in December, 1930, he was mar- d | ried to Mrs, Emily Haas Buck, from whom he was divorced. The son of a German-born har- ness maker whose name originally was August Rungeling, John Ringling was born at McGregor, Iowa, but his family moved to Wisconsin when he ‘was a small boy. At the age of five he collected pins for admission to the pefformances he and his brothers gave in their father's backyard. John also played the bass viol in these shows. In the early 70s a wagon show vis- ited Baraboo, bought harness from the Ringling boys' father and depart- ed without paying the bill. After them went four of the boys to col- lect. They joined the show instead. Transportation Genius. John Ringling showed a genius for transportation details, and it was this faculty that enabled him to enlarge and build up the extensive show business that netted him a fortune. The merger of the Ringling Bros.' circus and the Barnum & Bailey | show made famous by the famed | Phineas Barnum took place in 1907. The brothers paid $410,000 for their rival business and soon brought the shows to Madison Square Garden. John Ringling joined with the | late Tex Rickard in 1925 in con- Liars Concentrate on Weather Tales; Sample Released 5,500 Lies Arrive at National Headquarters to Vie for Title. BY the Associatea Pr BURLINGTON, Wis., December 2— As the weather goes, 30 go the Nation's liars. That was the observation yesterday of O. C. (You're Another) Hulett, pres- ident of the Burlington Liars’ Club. On New Year day the club will award to a new world champion a medal studded with stones that only a liar could describe as diamonds. Hulett found from the 5500 lies that have arrived at the club office since the first of the year that the ex- treme temperatures of 1936 were the themes of most of the tall, hot and cold stories. As typical of the year's entries from all corners of the world, Hulett offered t of A. P. Moran of Kenosha, Wis. Moran wrote, “I took pictures of snowbanks and drifts, but failed to finish the roll of ilm. The camera lay around until Summer, when I decided to shoot some pictures of heat suf- ferers. When I had the film devel- oped. I discovered the heat shown in the Summer pictures had melted all the snow off those taken in the Win- ter.” JOHN JOSEPH BURNS, STEREOTYPER, DEAD Funeral to Be Held Friday for Re- tired Employe of G. P. 0. Last Illness Brief. John Joseph Burns, 81, retired stereotyper of the Government Print- ing Office, where he was employed | about 35 years, died yesterday at nis | home, 423 Oneida place. He had been ill about a week. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Priday in St. Aloysius Catholic Church, following brief services at his residence. Burial will be in Mount | Olivet Cemetery. Surviving Mr. Burns are three sons, John T. 8. Burns, Rev. Walter Joseph Burns, 8. J., and Harry T. Burns, the latter of New York City; a daughter, Sister M. Fernanda of Holy Cross Academy, and six grandchildren. A native of Troy, N. Y., Mr. Burns | moved to Washington in 1886. He was retired from Government service in 1921. He was always an active | member of the Stereotypers' Union, | for many years serving as an officer in the latter. structing the present Madison Square | Garden. In 1929 he effected the purchase of the Sells-Floto, Robinson, Hagenbeck- Wallace, Sparks and Al G. Barnes’ shows. The venture involved several millions of dollars. _———— STAY AT HOSPITAL * AIDS ‘SNEEZING GIRL' Mary Margaret Cleer, 13, Suffers Only One Attack During . Night. BY the Associated Press BALTIMORE, December 2. —Mary Margaret Cleer, 13, the sneezing girl of Fort Myer, Va., was reported | slightly improved today at the Johns Hopkins Hospital. Her physicians said she had suf- fered only one sneezing spell last night and, with that exception, rested comfortably. The girl sneezing spells since October 9 and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas for examination and treatment. Hopkins physicians are conducting tests to determine the cause of the continued sneezing. Alumnae to Meet Tonight. ‘The Washington Alumnae Chapter of Connecticut College will hold a special meeéting fonignt at the home of Misses Elizabeth and Juliet Phil- lips. 1211 Fern street, it was an- | nounced tod: Beaths. WIGGINTON WILLIAM. = Departed this lite 10 Monday, November 30, 1836 WILLIAM WIGGINTON. son of the late Laura Jackson of Bladenshure. Md. He leaves to mourn their loss one son. one daughter .and three stenchildren '8 December 3. Sons’ Interment Ga funeral hom Hyattsville, Mognt Olivet Cemetery. WIL! sov NANCY BRUCE. On Tuesday. 1930, at the Tesidence of hter, Mrs. ~Carolyne Wilson i Cinclnnati, Ohlo, NANCY ICE WILSON. widow of John Wil- son. daughter of the late Charles and Hannah Bruce and mother of eight chil- dren. Blanche Ellis and Louis Wilson of Washington. D .: Eva Clair of Coving- n’ and sruca Wilson of De- and Addie Mich. In Memoriam. BENDER. RAYMOND. 1In sad but lovine remembrance of out dear son and brath. YMOND BENDER. who departed zhlx 34lfe two years aro today. December ton. Watts Wilson of Detroit. ume did we think when leaving home he wouid never return. 530,000, in death would slee And feave us hers to mour; His DEVOTED FAMILY. EDMONSON. SUSIE H. In sad but Joving remembrance of our dear wife ai mother. SUSIE H. EDMONSON. wh J‘e- “"fig ‘this life two years aso Todus, comi ! bul not_forgotten. uER uo HUSBAND AND CHIL- !N nnl.u In loving brance ol my devoted wife GREEN. who mn}s one year ago todsy. remem- ne knows how I miss you. No ‘one knows the bitter bain 1 have suffered since I lost you. fe Has never the BEVOTED “HUSSARD. "YBHN w. had suffered wumodnc‘ p...‘ 'JOHN C. JENKINS, 59, LONG ILL, SUCCUMBS | Secretary -Treasurer of American | Electrotype Co. Was Native of Baltimore. John C. Jenkins, 59, secretary- treasurer of the American Electrotype Co.. died yesterday after a long illness at his home, 3901 Connecticut avenue. Mr. Jenkins was a member of the ‘Washington Board of Trade and the New Jerusalem Lodge of Masons and was a former director of the Graphic Arts Association. A native of Baltimore for more than 125 years, he was an official of the | American Type Founders Co. About | 13 years ago he joined the firm with which he was connected at the time of his death. He 15 survived by his widow, Mrs. Sallie Jenkins, and two daughters, Mrs. Lola V. Brouner and Miss Ethel Jenkins. Puneral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at Hines' funeral home, 2901 Fourteenth street. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemelery BENJAMIN M’CLOSKY Benjamin Knox McClosky, 51, ‘Washington representative of a brick | manufacturifig firm which has sup- plied materials for many of the schools and Federal buildings here, died yes- | terday after a short illness in Emer- gency Hospital. Mr. McClosky came here about 30 years ago. Recently he purchased Abbington Farms, an historic estate | near Millersville, Md., making his home there. He was a member of the Kiwanis Club and the Washington Board of Trade. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Bertha Hueter Mc- Closky, and his mother, Mrs. Sybil N. McClosky of Hyner, Pa. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Friday at the home of Mrs. McClosky’s sister, Mrs. W. J. Capner, 381: South Dakota avenue northeast. Burial will be in Fort Lincoln Ceme- tery. | DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE SERVICE BY any place $3 in the city COlumbia 0432 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World. SARDO & COMPANY is c the City of Washington. attendants. firm employs onl and supplies. nchanclly e WM. H The Price Is FUNERAL 412 H st N.E. A Superior Service When sorrow confronts a family and the WM. H. alled in to administer in its hour of need, it receives the finest service available in SARDO SERVICE is Washington's finest bécause it prides itself in having expertly trained assistonts and Moreover, in carrying out its services this advertised makes of caskets . SARDO & COMPANY does not deal in unbranded and unknown merchandise. Your Choice: WM. H. SARDO & CO. DIRECTORS Lincoln 0524 EXPIRES IN HOSPITAL | CONFEDERATE DIES; BELIEVED AGED 120 John James, Princess Anne Man, Excused From Road Work 60 Years Ago. BY the Associated Press. NORFOLK, Va., December 2.—John James, Confederate veteran, reported by relatives to be 120 years old, died yesterday at the home of his daugh- ter, Mrs. Ella L. Garrett, in Princess Anne County. varied considerably. .Neighbors, in- cluding his pastor, the Rev. C. J. Bright of Tabernacle Methodist Church and county officials said he was excused 60 years ago from work- ing his share of the county road be- cause he was “too old.” State pension records showed that James' age was given last April as 97, but his application was not signed by the veteran in person. Records at Princess Anne Court House showed that when James obtained his last mar- riage license in 1924 he gave his age as 83. Relatives, however, said a check of the family records convinced them he was born in 1816. Pests Lured to Bait. Our perennial pest, the Japanese beetle, can detect the odor of gera- nium oil & mile away. 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