Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1936, Page 16

Qards nf Thanks. ABELL. WILLIAM HENRY. The wife and hmllv of ‘the late WILLIAM HENRY ELL wish to express with deepest ap- &eel-!lon their thanks for the many auciful foral tributce and other kind mi expressions of SYXF%‘AND PAMILY. * LEWIS. ERNEST L. The family of the ate ERNEST L. LEWIS wish to thank all & Q‘nds ,(;;l" their k'mbdnfn n“l‘l:\“:ymbl"l’ o ecent bereave: "ROBA A LEWIS AND CHILDREN. Beaths. Auxnnlll MINNIE MARION ~ On Sat- urday. December 5. 16830. at George- town University Hospital. Washington. D. C. MINNIE MARION ALEXANDER. wife of George _Alexander. mother of Carroll Henry. Robert Beanett and David Alexander and Mrs. Lillian Farr "'Remains resting ™ fhe Tves fu neral home 2847 Wilson Blvd. Arling Pt iva intil 10:30 am. Monday. De. ember 7. thence to Delaplane Presby: erian Church. Delapla 5 uneral services wil! nterment in church cemetery. ANDERSON, MARY GERTRUDE GEE. Sud- denly. on Friday. December 4. 1936 at Emerxencs Hospital, MARY GERTRUDE ANDE! 1211 Hamilton st. s penrs Horis yents emDloyed beloved Western Union Telegranh Co | services Monday. December 7. m.. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 Interment Rock Creek Cem- BAKER. WILLIAM H On Wednesday, De- cember 2. 1936. at Montgomery _County Goneral Hosortal WILLIAM H. BARER. aged 82 vears. son of the late William H_and Jemima Baker. Puneral services Til be held at Kemoton M. P. Church. s P e aC o 2 b i, _ Tnter- ment Kemptown Cemetery. [ BAUMANN. DOROTHEA. On Friday, De- cember 4. 1936, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Prank Darnall. 313 0th e HOROTHEA BAUMANN. ased 84 years. wife of the late August F. Bau- mann and mother of Mr. F. A. Baumann Mr. Charles F. Baumann. Mrs. Walter M. 8homo. Mrs 5 Frank Darnall.” Mrs | Julian Selby. Remains resting at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Walter M. Shomo. 4016 20th st. n.e. Funeral services will be held at Christ Lu- theran Church. 16th and Gallatin sts p.w.. on Monday. December 7. at 2 Relatives and friends invited. ment Prosvect Hill Cemetery. BOTTOMLEY, KATIE L. Suddeoly, Saturday. December 5.”10:i6 B Dy e Rubpel). beloved. it ©of the late Louis Botiomley and mother of Mrs. Orrin G. Watkins. Mrs. George M. McDermid. Mrs_ Edward B. Hoernix L. Bottomley. = Funeral from her_late residence. (46 Eye st ne. on Wednesday. December 9. at m Relatives and friends invited. In- erment Glenwood Cemetery. v BRUNETT. HARRY E._ On Friday. Decem- ber 6. at_Mercy Hospital Balti- HARRY E. beloved husband Services at Martha Shaw on Monday, a8 Bernard e M of Minnie' Lano Brunett the home of his mother. Frunett. 909 Elder st n'w. T at 0:30 am Arlington National Cemetery. nlunws MARY P On Priday, Decem- ber_4. 1936, at_the home of her son, F 3319 Warren st. n.w ARY F. BURROWS, the beloved wifr of the late Charles W. Burrows. Funeral ervices af_the above residence Monday. cember 7. at 11 a.m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 6 CARTER. CLARENCE H. On Tuesdur. De- ber at_St. Elizabeth’s Hos- Tl CLARENCE 11 CARTER. devoted ushand of Catherine Carter. father of Lecn Carter. brother of Leon Hatton. Mary Lee and George Carter < resting at Prazier's funeral home. R ave, n| Funeral Monday cember 7 at D.m.. named H\!hll‘hmen! lington National Cemetery. COLBERT. ALICE IRENE. On Friday. De. mbe! 1936, at Freedinen’s Hospital ATICE IRENE COLBERT. wife of the late | Albert R. Colbert. She leaves to mourn | their loss_ other relatives and ma griends, Funeral services at the M Guire funeral home. 1820 9th st. n.u on Monday. December 7 at % p.m. Ii ferment Harmony - Cemeters. Cox. rllum'rn .m\ Thursday 19: resid nce %, hw. ELIZABETH | ONES, Cox. belaved "wife of the late | ward Douglas Cox. mother of Clymer | d John Cox. grandmother of Harold | Cox mains resting at Maliows™ funeral, home. 12 Fla_ave n.w. Puneral from the above | glablishment’ Monday, December 7.t | Interment Burtows ©OX. ISABELLA _The officers and mem- bers of Prince Hall Chanter No. 5. O 8. are hereby notified and_requested to_aitend the tuneral of Sister ISARFLLA €o: ondas_ Decern . from Bentley A "Mallos s fa- 56 12th nw ENEVA !' !NN'EY WM. SHIEF. JR.. W. P, BERETAA SAUNDERS. Secs. - CURTIS. VICTORIA. On Wednesday. De- cember 2. 1936, VICTORIA CURTIS Jov- ing wife of Gilbert Curtis. loving mother of Richard J. Brice. le'fl' of Clara Bosion of Philadeivhia Pa. and James B Remains resting af the v Fomeral ‘churche 1437 You st eral Monday. December rom the above funeral chiirch ment Lincoln Memorial Cemr'er! ESTABROOK. EZRA W Thursday. Becember 3. 1800 at Waller Reed Hos: pltal atter s brief illness. EZRA W. TABROOK. _technical sergeant, tired. of United States Army Band. neral held Fridar. December 0 pm.. 4217 9th st National Cemetery. FAUNDERF. SUSIE. Al officers and mem- | bers of Electa Chapter. No. 6. s, Dieane. meet ™ at- Mietronalitan _BADHIYE Church. R st. between 12 and 13th sts nw. Hnndlv ) ] December 7 5!75!’? FADND) SISTER HE;SIF BURRELL. W. M. ROTHER E._G. CARTER. W. P. !IETFR BLANCHE C. WARREN. Secy. IlLL!sHI:. WILLIAM A. On Friday. De- cember 4° 1958 WILLIAM A mm_mspn: the beloved hisband of €. Gil- Jesote ‘and brother of Joceph: Prank and George Gillesnie and Mrs. Nellie Arledge | and Mrs. Theresa Pangonis, Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. untii 3 . December 7: thereafter ence. 506 ' Rittenhouse ay, December R. at 9 'am. Funeral from ihe above funeral home on Tuesday. December &. at 11 a.m Relatives and friends invited. Interment at Sterling. Va. % GREEN. MARTHA COATE Thursday, December 3. am her_residence. 1 pm Inters 8 fun *Inrerment Arlington of Coates and the late John C ing mother of George H. Charles M.. phonzo and the late Hezekiah Coat two daughters. Mrs. Hortense Wi ington and Mri. Mable Coates Richar on.She also leaves seventeen grand- hlidren ‘and’ seven. &reat-grandchildren. devoted cousins. 3 of other relatives and rnend« Monday. December 7, at 1 ¢ the Emanuel Bapiist’ Church. Garfeld. D. C.. Rev. C.Ward officiating. Inter- ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. GRIFFITH. DR. THOMAS J. On Priday, 1936, residence. Dr. THOMAS J. GRIF- T, eloved Husbsnd of Lyds Grifith, Remaine resting at Hvsong's parlors, 0 N st. n.w._ until Monday, December at 4 pm. neral services Tuesdav. & at Vevay. Ind.. followed by e interment in Ve Cemetery, Vevay, GROSS. CHARLES E_AND MARICAT INE. Thi T at E. and MARICATHERINE his Wife- both ot To- ledo. Ohio. formerly of Washinston D. C. parents of Charles E. ir. and John Gross and brother of Willlain H_ Gross of Detroit 1 services af Arm- strong's chapel 3rd ave.. Detroit. Interment at Acacia Tnston Natianal Cemeters 6 Suddenly. on Ssturday, 936. 5:15 t a OOD Bovd's undertaking par- Notice of funeral later. 'ACDI!IN MAIY 8. On Priday. Decem- 36 MARY § JACOBSEN Diother of Robert D ed and Mrs. Annie er. and srandmother of Alvin. Wiivert and Caths eriné Tasker and Mrs. Dorothy Kerr and bert and Dorothy Reed. Funeral from er daughter's residence. 1936 Summit lace northeast_ on Monday Decemher . at 11 a.m. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 6 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. Willlam Lee’s Sons Co. 4tb and Mass. Ave N.E WILLIAM H. SCOTT Sth St 8.8 Lidncoin 0530. J o8 h F Bm:h'a Sons TS Manager) s iea 0083034 M St N.W. 4113 Seventh & %% NAtional 2473 V. L. SPEARE (0. fleteher the successor to nor connectea with the original W Speare llublllhmmt one o5 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER WEERTAS, PN, IR AL, hiseatar Cor. 14th & Eye ¢ Lo atiend the taneral of | 4 . Beaths. ORGE. JENNINGS, GEOR! hfln Saturday. De- cember, 5. 1938, ik lifleflt! 428 & be- e on Mondsy December D.m. 'R-l-uvu and friends in- (MR Interment Cedar Hill Vited o’ attend. Cemetery. Jonm{’n COINEH'II CORNELIUS JORDAN. Jordon, Remains res funeiai home. Tuesday _Decel St Augustine's Church L and M sts. n.w. Olivet Cemetery. KENNEY. MARY EMMA. Dvumbfi 5. On Saturday. No- 0 H st at 10 am.. fr 15th st. bétween Interment Mount Departed this 038, atter A KENNEY. ter of Mary F. Sharper and the late Wil- liam 8. Sharper. sr: mother of Frances V. Kenney. sister of William 8. Shar) Jr.. and sister-in-law of Isadore. Oliver and Hurbert Kenney Re at McGuire's funeral home. 1820 91 nw. until 1 p.m. Tuesday. from Pleasant Grove M E Pleasant Grove Va.. at 2 p.m. KOSACK. ROSA 7. Saturday. 5. 1938 ROBA Z KOSACK. Wite > ot Frederick (nee Owens): Remains. resting . at the Les funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where :!rvlten wul l'o held on Monday_Decem! 2 p.m. Rela- Hives “and. friends lnmed lnterm-m. Rock Creek Cemetery. LEMON. GEORGIE. Departed De Sasunity Hosoa Seioved wite ot William. Lamon. -metner of Corrine Lemon, Irene Hushes Pesrl Lemon. Samuel A. Lemon. R Lemon’ and James 01 leaves to mourn their loss one br Tom Fletcher: one grandson. two de: voted daughiers-in-law and & devoted friena. Mrs. Jennie Williams. Remains Decem- uem ed this ufe 1936, 1300 South Capitol st. Funeral Tuesday. December 8. at § am.. from St. Vincent de Paul Catholic_Church. South Capitol and M sts. se. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. i LOWE ROY LEO. Ler 5. 1936. at On Saturday, Decem- Walter Reed Hospital ROY LEO Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home, 389 R. I._ave. v, Funeral Mondav. December © at 5 am. from ihe above-mentioned sstablishment, Interment Arlington Na- tional Cemetery. LUNT. ELIZAI ber " 3t daughter. Youngstown, RIET LUNT. a Edward J. Lunt: formerly lived in Land- over. Md. Funeral services and inter- ment Portland Me_. cember 5 MAY. STILLWELL On Friday. Decem- a6 B resitemee s ELL H_MAY, beloved hus. Bania "of Frances Phillp Moy services at the S. H. Hines Co. home, 2901 14th st. n.w. on 7. at 1:30 pm. lnlermfi'nt ars December 7 Alex ndria. Va. MCcCUEN, ANNA V. On Saturday Decem- ber 51916, at her residence. 906 Prince st.. Alexandria._Va. ANNA V. McCUEN. wife of the late James McCuen and mother of J. Herbert and William B. Remains resting at the above residence. arraneements incomplete. .vn JOHN L. Suddenly on Fri- 1936, JOHN L Mc. i beloved _husband of McDonald of 1845 Lamont | Puneral from the James T Ryan tuneral home. Pa on Monday. December 7. thence to Sacred Heart Church. 16th st. and Park road n.w._where mass will be offered at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited, Interment Fort Lincoln Cem- etery. L) McDONALD. JOHN L. Washington Lodge: e No 15 Elks: The Toviee wiIT coivons 1A sescion of sorrow Sunday. December 6. 1936 at 6:45 pm. for the purpose of paving trib- ute to the memory of our late brother. JOHN L Me- DONALD. Ciass o# January 21, 1970 who passed to the Grand Lodge of the Hereafler December %, EIk services at Rvan's chapel. 417 Pa_ave. se By order of T PORREST RET LY Exalied Fuler. Attest: W. S. SHELBY. Secretary. MOORE. CLAYTON F. On Friday De- cember 4. 19346, at Siblev Hospital. CLAY- TON F."beloved husband of Bertha K. He ix also survived by a son. Moore. Remains _restinz Gasch’'s Sons’ funeral home. 46 Mary- land ave. Hyattsville. Md. _Services at the above funeral home on Sunday. De cember 6. at 4 pm.__Interment Phil delphia. Pa. on Monday. December 7 6 OGLE. ROBERT H. On Thursday, Decem- 3. 1036, at Preedmen’'s Hosmtal ROBERT 1 OGLE. weirvsd. hushand i loving father of Mary He is survived by other relatives and a host of friends. Re- mains may be viewed at his late dence. 1721 T st. n.w.. after 3 p.m. 8a urday. ~ Puneral Monday, December 7. at 2:30 p.m.. from the Lincoln Temple Congregational Church. Arrangements by W. Ernest Jarvis. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 8 POTE. MILDRED LEE. cember 36, at " Sivley | Howpital after an nlness of two years. MILDRED LFI The Cpeloved wife ‘of-Harrs w. “She also Is survived bv her Louis and Clarence W. Pote: & dauchter. Elsie Pote Ramby. and a stel daughter, Bertie May Pote rest at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. me. Funeral arrange- ments to be announced later. On Thursday On Saturday. De- e le 3 ;] Pelaloma Calit EMILY R P"om TOR daushter of the late Alexander H and Georgeita M. Proctor of Washing- ton. D. C. Notice of interment later. . CURTIS J. Suddenly at Fred- ericksburg, Va. CURTIS J. PROPER. comrade of Vincent B Costello Post and of the United fiStates Guard Service. Interior fr Department Funeral 'rut‘dny X December K. 1936 at 2 0 from Treasury cate National Cemeiery. with full military honors. Comrades_nlease attend. HENRY § HEINE. Commander. WILLTAM F. FRANKLIN, Adfutant. RAMSEY, NEL L. On Saturdav. De- cember 5. 1636 at Garfield Hospital NELLIE L. RAMSEY beloved wife of the late John L. Ramsey and_sister of e Sana Leoma Bruce. Mrs. Viola M_Connor. James Ed- ward Perry. Robert J. Perry and Charjes H. Perry. Remains recting at the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home |Anfl Chapin =1, n.w,_until Snndas ?ll At 4 pm. Interment St. P‘rlnth\‘v\lle ROBERTS. ALBERT J. Suddenlv. on Pri- day._ December 4. 1036, at Emerzency Hospital. ALBERT J. ROBERTS the be loved son of the late William_Joseph Roberts and Mary A. Roberts, Services Thomas 8. Surzeon Co. funeral . on Mondax Relatives and friends invited to attend SAUNDERS. SUSIE R Devarted this life on Priday. December 4. 1936 am. after ‘a SAUNDERS. W. Saunders. loss two_sisters. and Mrs Mr. Rober and mum - IE R. ‘Ehe leaves fo mourn their Mrs. Mary Eliza Lowe Daisy Smith; one brother. Robb. and other relatives “Puneral Monday. December t 1 from the Metropolitan Bap- Tise ‘chireh Rev. EC. Smith ofeiating Interment in Harmony Cemetery. Pu: neral arranged by L E. Murray & Son 6 SAUNDERS, SUSIE R, Officers and mem- Bers of Osceola Household of Ruth, No: 2461. G. g ou notified lharr will meetine of said hou<ehold Saturday. De- 36, at Odd Fellows Temple, pm. o arranze for (nnernl ‘of our late inmate, Mrs SUSIE B SAUNDFRS. Funeral Monday. December 7. at 1 from the Metropolitan Baptis* g R st between 13th and 13th ste. X MRS ELTZABETH GRIFFOM, M. N. G. LAVINIA FAIR. SAUNDERS. SUSIE m otncm and mem- bers of Columbia, Temple, No, 422, T o. are requested to attend th R. AUN] 1036, Daughter [DERS. Monday. December 5 m.. from Metronolitan nmm R’ st. between 12th and 13th FLORENCE A. CAMPBI Daughter Rul NAOMI E. WASHINGTON. Secy. IIMP’ZI‘ AMOS R. On Fridav. December AMOS IMPERS. beloved hmmer of Mrz. P. W. Heine and Robert Simpers. Funeral from the W. W. Chambers_Co. funeral home. 1400 Cha: pin st. n.w. on Monday. December 7. at 10" a.m “Relatives and friends invited: X:termem Mount Heber Cemetery. Wln- chester. !P!KCII IEG[NALI’ On Thursda: 36. REGINALD SPE! er. fi“" Punernl Monday p.m. from the W. church 1432 U st n.w. Interment Pl'fl. Cemetery. nm!n. STONE. LORETTA R. On Priday. 5. et her residence. B5in e, ETTA Funeral from her Iate residence on Mon- day. Decem! t 8:30 a.m.; thence to Inumrnt Mount" Olivet Gemetery: TEWKSBURY. MELVILLE = Oon h‘ldl! December 4. 1936 at Providence Hos: Dital MELVILLE B_the beloved hyisban of Mary Engle Tewhhnry and father of ille B.. ir.: Elizabeth P. and -Ytltl,:: al interment Marietta. Pa.. on M ey nfl"lm‘! GEORGE T._ On Saturday, mber 3. 1936 at Emergency Hos- el GEONGE T, THOMAIDES hus. Band o Bveln ‘Thomaides, Tather of Eleanore Thomas ‘Theodore Thom- aldes ¥na brother o Basil T omaides o *New Yerk. . Funeral from ' the w. ({nnun:bfrl co. funeral Rome ;’«u'\ agin 5. nw: on MondayDece w556 B ecmm.ngnm‘ Greek Chui rl:h. sts. llh ., Where services be n- at 2 Relatives and rlenas n Oll l-tlufll THOMSON, SAMUEL '. £80 5!“1561(!011 belnnd hu:“l "50'3": M, e L restine at Eugene Pord's funeral home, | Remains to | Artineron | ro7. 8 | rnest Jarvis funeral THE SUNDAY STAR PROBE IS RESUMED IN WOMAN’S DEATH ;| Autopsy Showed Mrs. Kosack Succumbed to Burns and Pneumonia. Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald has begun a further investigation into the death yesterday of Mrs. Rosa Z. Kosak, 54, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital patient. An autopsy showed she died of burns, received in an unknown manner, and pneumonia. Mrs. Kosak first complained of burns about her feet and back on November 27, Dr. MacDonald said, but neither he nor the hospital authorities have been able to learn definitely how she received them. Hospital authorities are continuing their investigation. Mrs. Kosak was the wife of Fred- erick W, Kosak, sculptor, of 915 F street southwest. She was a native of St. Mary's County, Md.,, but had lived here for many years. She was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church. Besides her husband, she is survived by her mother, four brothers and five sisters. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. tomorrow at Lee's funeral parlors, Fourth street and Massa- chusetts avenue northeast. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Braths. VIGDERHOUSE, SAMUEL. Priy December 4. ui at his residence, L husband_of voted father o Sirs, William Levin, Mil- di Neomi. Norman and Nathan Vie- He is also survived by a_sis- A. Potosky, Morris Vigdernouse 15th st at 1 p.m. etery. n.w Thterment Onev Shoiom’ Co WALLACE. BLANCHE. Departed thiy uu on Saturday. December 5. 19:36. at_her residence. 413 South Alfred st. "Alexan- BLANCHE WALLACE. devoted of_Virginia and “John Henry She also leaves ‘two sisters, Emma Wallace and Marie Jackson: three brothers Wesley Wallace. James Wal- lace and Charles Wallace: one aunt and other relatives to mourn her departure. Remaing resting at"the John T. Rhines funeral hom North Patrick st.. Alexandria, *Notice of furerai nere: after, Va. In Memortam. BREMERMAN. CHARLES H. 1In reme: brance of my dear father. CHARLES H. BREMER! who departed thix life three years ago today, December 6. 1933. Let us linger in the twilight. Murmur soft a little praver. By the erave where father's m-nlnl— we oft our vigil ther HIS SN CHARLES R, BREMERMAN, o | BREMERMAN. CHARLES H. 1In sad but loving remembrance of our beloved fa- ther. CHARLES H. BREMERMAN who departed this life three years ago today. December 6. 197 Love's remembrance outlasts all. Sunshine passes. shadows fall And though the years be many or few. They are filled. dear father. with loving thoughts of you. CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN. * CLARK. GEORGE A. In sad but loving remembrance of = our ~dear father. GEORGE A. CLARK. who Dassed away four years ago. December 6. 19: Nothine can ever take away The love a heart holds dear: Pond memories linger every dar. Remembrance keeps h HIS SONS, HARRY AND UEORGE. AND nnnfin won\uv R. In loving memory of my dear husband. NORMAN R. DOI SEY. who departed this life 280 .oday. December 6. 19 Beautiful memories of one so dear EVOTE] AND STEPSON. FLETCHER. JULIA A. In memory of our dear wife and mother. JUL! PLETCHER. who departed this life thru years ago vesterday. December 5. 1933. 8o sad. so lufld!n Wl‘ |l|e clll Her sudden death ock to all: But God i His Wisdom knew what was . MARY ELIZA. 1In sad but lov: ARY ELIZ ah" lit="one year ago today. How we miss the welcome footsteps Of the one we love 50 dear. But we know you are : And are Rapby to be there. THE FAMILY. * ROETSCHL. RUDOLF T. A tribute of love to the memory of our beloved son and brother. RUDOLF T. ROETSCHI who departed this life three years ago. De- cember 6, 197 Death_leaves & heartache no one can ee PARENTS. 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CATHERINE KLINE DIES AT AGE OF 64 Widow of Lieut. Kline, Former ‘War Department Employe, Ill1 Long Time. Mrs. Catherine Kline, 64, widow of Lieut. Charles Kline, died Thurs- day after & long illness in Sacred Heart Home, Hyattsville, Md. Mrs. Kline was for many years a resident of this city. She had been in the home at Hyattsville several months. Her husband was a veteran of the Spanish-American War and the Philippine insurrection. For a number of years he was employed in the War Department here. Surviving Mrs. Kline are two sons, Charles W. Kline, 1336 Parkwood place, an employe of the Agriculture Department, and Joseph R. Kline, connected with the public school sys- tem at. Medford, Mass.; a brother, Robert Murray, of Hartford, Conn., and a sister, Mrs. Jennie Cornelius, of New Haven, Conn. She also leaves two grandsons FPrederick and Ralph Kline, of Medford. Funeral services will be held at 9 am. tomorrow in Hanlon's funeral parlors, 641 H street northeast. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. . {H. E. BRUNETT, 40, DIES; NATIVE OF WASHINGTON | Former D. C. Auto Salesman Suc- cumbs in Baltimore. Served in Navy. Harry Edgar Brunett. 40, native Washingtonian, died Friday after a long illness . in Mercy Hospital, | Baltimore. Mr. Brunett formerly was an auto- mobile salesman here. For the past seven years he had been a resident | of Baltimore, where he was salesman | for a firm dealing in automobile trailers. He was the son of Mrs. Martha Shaw Brunett and the late Julian Brunett. Mr. Brunett served in the United States Navy during the World War. Surviving him are his widow, Mrs. Minnie Lano Brunett, and son, Harry Edgar Brunett, jr., both of Baltimore: | his mother, and a brother, Raymond Brunett, both of this city. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the home of his mother and brother, 909 Elder street, with burial to follow at 11 a.m. in Arlington National Cemetery. Jail (Continued From First Page.) to accommodate about 500 prisoners. At times in the past few months an overflow of 200 to 300 men and women have been jammed behind its bars. Criticized as Intolerable. Conditions resulting from such con- | | gestion have been described by Jail Supt. T. M. Rives and municipal au- thorities as intolerable. Rives has urged construction of a new jail on | the District reservation at Blue Plains. Department of Justice officials are been aroused over a exposing the gravity of the jail situa- tion. While they have no official ju- risdiction over the jail, they have an The Best of Service —At Any Price! WB are constantly called upon to furnish funeral services in every price range. Regardless of price, the same careful attention is given to every funeral—the best possible service and merchandise are furnished. To those whose means are limited we have plenty of selection, while for those who want and can afford luxuries we offer the finest that money can buy. 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