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Beaths. SACKENHEIMER, GUSTAVE. On Thurs- 1936, at hu rm- 5 .. GUSTAVE luah-nfl of Abolu Backenheimer and father of Henry Backenheimer and Mrs. Rosa solv omon. ~ Funeral services at ihe W. Chai mbers Co. funeral home, 1400 Ch-um Monday, January 4. at = .. Helatives and friends are invit terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 3 BACKENHEIMER, GUSTAVE, Members o | Goodwill Council. No. Please assemble at a8y “ganuary 51037, at v January S 1037 a / attend mc service o! Lous me hrolher‘ AVE BACKENHEIME A KA HENAULT, Councilor. RUTH BRAQ. Recordine Secretary. II.IY‘ JOHN. ~ ©n Tuesday, December 36, at Crownsville Sanitarium. 30uN BAILEY. devoted husband of Nellie Bailey. father of Helen Ross and Elsie Clark.’ brother of Henry and Clarence Bailey. Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You Funeral Saturday. January 2. 4637 "t 1 pm.: trom the above funerai ehurch, Rev, Biirrows officiating. Inter- ment Payne's Cemetery. 1 SELL, ERNEST. On Friday. Januarv 1. 1937, at Providence Hosvital. ERNEST BELL. belovea father of Walter and Loujse Bell and Thelma Tucker. nephew of Elia He also leaves a host of Sther “retstives and_ triends. - Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral ehurch. 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of fu- neral later. 3 BOYD. NELSON. On December 51 1036, N BOYD. husband of Marié Bovd. Remashs “restiie at- Erasiers funerai home. 389 Rhode Isiand ave. n.w. No- tice of funeral iater. BRADFORD, KATIE OWEN. Suddenly, on Wednesday. December 30. 1936.° at Georgetown University Hospital. KATIE OWEN BRADFORD. beloved wifé of Guy W. Bradford and daughter of William B. | and Myrtle C. Owen. She also_is sur- | vived by three cmldren, Everett E.. Jane Guy Bradford. jr. Remains rmxnc home of her parents. 4435 P s D where serv ill be held on Sat: urday. Janu 1 at 11 In- terment "Glenwood Cemetery. 1 BROCK, MORGAN RIVES. On Thursday, December 31, 1936, at his residence, 325 West Bradley lane, Chevy Chase, Md., MORGAN RIVES BROCK. the be- loved husband of Mndeune L. Brock and her B. Colburn ‘and son of a.m. ia rock. Notice of fun Servxces by the W. W. Chlmbeu Co. SROOKE. CATHERINE FENWICK. Sud. d . January 1. 1937 her son-in .w m- CATHERINE FENWICK BROOKE. " be: loved wife of the late Alexander M. | Brooke. Funeral notice later. | BROWN. JUANITA. Departed this life Wednesday. December 30. 1036. after s lingering illness. JUANITA BROWN. the devoted daughter of Alice and Clin- | ton Brown. She also leaves to mourn their loss one sister and two brothers and other relatives and friends. Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. n.w. Funeral Saturday. Jan- uary 2. 1937, at 1 p.m._from Metrobol- itan Baptist Church. Rev. Walker o{flcllllnl. Interment in Harmony Cem- | etery. BROWN. JUANITA, , The | Excelsior Juve- nile Society. Ne of O. F.. s Teauested to a politan Baptist Church, 12th and 13th_sts. n.w.. on Sa A January 937, at 1 p.m.. in the lower | Rauditorium. to ‘attend the funeral of | JUANITA BROWN. Done by order of the | RACHEL FERG USON. SLAUGHTER. | ebia &t Die R st aupervisors. SEERN ASHRINGTOR: BURNESTON. GEORGE Suddenly. on Friday, January 1. 1937, GEORGE H.. aged 70 ‘vears. husband of the late Mary A. Burneston. father of George Irwin Burneston. _ Funeral from his late resi- dence. 1605 Trinidad ave. n.e. Notice of funieral hereafter. BUTLER. CHARLE§ MADDE nesday Decembe] 19:i6. at his resi= Aenae) 808 B St. 6. CHARLES MAD- DEN BUTLER. the beloved husband of Maggie L. Butler. Also surviving him are three children. Wadsworth L. Brooks. Dil‘d Wed- | funeral home. :389 Rhode Island ave. n until 2 p.m. Priday. January 1_ 19 thence to’ his late residence. ~Puneral Saturday. January . at 1 o'clock from Calvary Eviscoal Church, at 11th and sts. ne. Interment Harmony Ceme- !ery Remains may be viewed after 5 pm. Thursday at the above funeral | home. 1 COSIMANO. CAMILLE. On Wednesday. | December 30, 19:6. at her residence 6th st. of the la of Joseph. Antonio. Prank and Salvador | Cosimano of Washington and Mrs. Mary Bonnarigo of Baltimore. Md. _ Funeral | from the, above residence on Saturday. 19 8:30 a.m. Reauiem hurch at 9 a.m. Interment . Mary's Cemetery. 1 DAVI!. ARRIE ESTELLE, On Thursday, mber 31. 1936, at her home. Hal- mne. Md.. ARRIE ESTELLE DAVIS. duu:hter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Davis. Body resting at the chapel of e warner B Pumshrey funcral home. Rockville. Md. Services at her late home. Halpine. Md. on Saturday. January 2. 1937, at 2 pm. Interment Union Cemetery. 2 DOWNS. REV. HOWARD F. On Wednes- | day. December 30. 1936. Rev. HOWARD F. DOWNS. beloved husband of Irene H. Downs. Remains resting at his daugh- ter's. Mrs. Herman F. Carl Tresidence, 1844 Ontario ol nw. until Saturday Eemains wiil lie in state in M. E. Church after 9 am. Sat- Funeral services in Waugh, burch Saturday, January > 19 0 am. Inferment in Iaudonl Par Vdimetely. Buitimore, Md.. at o'clock. 1 DULIN. WALTER LEWIS, }?eclmhe‘roélal'l 36 at 2:13 ome. 9 eorgia_a TER LEWIS DULIN. hus- band of Flora Chapman Dulin and fa- ther of Mrs. Marion S. Alley. Serviccs | at hig late residence on Saturday. Jan- | uary 2. 1937. at 3 o.m. Interment P-lls] Church. Va. IIIJIJN. LWALTEB L On_Thursday. 15 p.m.. mmxms o( Ia Fay- | . are | i commumcnzmn day. December 31. 193 his late home. 9408 Geofgia ave. at 3 p.m. Saturday, January 2 FANGUIN, PIERRE. On Wednesday. De- cember ' 30. 1935. at_Sibley Hospital. mmu; FANGUIN. father of Mrs. Harry . Wilders. the S. H. Hines v | n.w.. ary 2. 1957 ck's Church, -hzn et e aald 6t D a.m FITZGERALD. WILLIAM F. On Tuesday. Decemper 35, 1936. at Rochester. Minn.. WILLAM F. FITZGERALD. formerly of Butte. Mont.. uncle of Mrs. Edwin 8. Hege of Washington. D. C. Services at the S. H. Hines Co. funieral home. 2901 14th st. n.w. on Saturday. January 1937. at 2 pm. Interment Rock Creek Cemeters. GAMBLE. ALONZO. Departed this life on | Wednesday. December 30. ISl(fl at Gal- linger Hospital. ALONZO GAM 3 R. and Mrs. A. C. one sister. C! t°and erandmother. other in-law. an aunt Remains tem- relatives and friends. porarily restinz at Jenifer's {funeral home. 1115 22nd st. n.w.. until Monday, January 4. 19 thence to his residence. 2511 G st. n w. Funeral Tuesday, Jan- uary 5. at 1_p.m. from Liberty Bap- oE Chiureh, 25ra st between H_and I sts. n.w. Rev. T. Gaskins offici- ating, interment at Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 3 GARRBIT Decem] 0t g §NE GARRETT. | Taved ‘wite ot William Garrett and mother ©of Mrs. Dorothy A_Humphries and Wil- liam E. Garrett. Funeral from her Ifl!e residence on Saturday, Januars 2 19 O e Yo the ‘Chavel of the: Nativity, 14th st and Mass. Shere Bervices wiit be hel Relatives and Triends mvited. ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. GARRETT. CATHERINE. There will be(a gpecial meeting ‘of Bethiehern Chapte 572 S, Saturday, January N0a7 e 1548 oo o attend the fu: neral of Jour lave. wister. CATHER GARRETT. from her late home. 331 16th st._se. Agood attendance is desired. MRS. ROBERTA E. GRAVETT. Matron. ave se “Inter- 1 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE (0. Neitner the successor to nor connected with e original W nl peare !suhllkmem. l‘Aflmfl "SB” ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and ass Ave. NE. Lincoln_5200 Joseph F Birch’s Sons 'OCK. Manager) Foons s Hast "‘"'" 3034 M St. N.W. ank Geler s Sons Co. {lap vt 2t " NAtional 2473 1400 Chapin St. NNW. Col. 0432 817 11th St. S.E. Atlantic §700 ___ FUNERAL DESIGNS. ~ GEO C, SHAFFER TE PN%‘ P’BONI NAT 0106 WODEHATE B OB venint® Cor. 14th & Eye Beaths. GKNIBS RICHARD. On_Thur: ber ). w'm at Preelm 05: Sital. RICHARD GEN(ES. o rnher B kmbrose Washington. Dan nt. d 1de Genies Barby . De- tives and’ friends. he W, Ernest Jatyls Tuneral chure U st. n.w,. until 1 p.m. Saturdayi lh('rn(kr at his lllz residence. Tovey- own. Md. Fu Monday. "January Baptist y Tobevtown. Md. " Interment . hurch. church cemetersy. GOLDSMITH, CLARA. On Thursday. De- cember 31. 1936, CLARA GOLDSMITH Beloved sister of Mrs. Harry Colman and aunt of Louis and Wilbur Colman and Cora Powdermaker. Funeral from her late_residence. 820 Buchanan st nW. on Sunday. Januarv ii. 1937, at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends 1nvltd 1t ment Hebrew Friendship Cemetery. Beltl- more. iday. Jn\ulr! " eioved mather of Eunice Q. Seitzinger. Services at her late resi- dence on’ Monday. January 4. at 1:30 Interment in ‘Congressional C?,m- HAIGHT. HENRY C. oOn Thursday, De- cember 1. 19: his home. Fairf: Vi "HENRY' C. HAIGHT. Dbeloved hus: band of Emma J. Haight. ' Funeral from Jesidence on Sindey. 3. 194 p.m. Relatives a invited. lnlermem Falrfax sz:terr. 2 HEPBURN. MARY MATILDA. Suddenly, on, Januars 1 1037 at Sibley Hospital MARY MATILDA HEPBURN. beloved wife of Alexander G. Hepburn and moth- f C. A Hepburn of 722 7th ne. Renains resting at the runenl home of George W. Wise Co.. 2900 M “Cw"" Notice of faneral late KARST, ROSA. On Wednesda 30. 1936, at Siblev Memorial Hos RosAKARSE Siee Heneric). Beloved wi of the late John Karst. of 1013 9th & be held from the Siern® Taase at Hol Name Chilreh at 9 am. Interment 8t Mary's Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. LAWRENCE, PE'I'E . On Thursday. De- ber t the Wll’l‘flnltlzn ce. " Funeral services at the Oliver B. Jenkins funeral home. 809 10th ‘st n.w. on Saturday. Jenusry 3 1937, at 7:30 p.m. ~Interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Hagerstown. Mdu Sunday. 1:30 p.m. - LEE, WILLIAM E. On Thursday, Decem- er AL 1850, at Gallinger Hospital WILLIAM 'LEE" devoted husband of Lillien Lee. father of Verna Lee, He is survived by four brothers. two sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral Monday January 4. 1037 st jer's funeral home. Interment Arlington On_Tuesday. Decem- John. Amzie Huel and James Nelson, Mary Bradley. Ethel Good. Geneva Bar- ber. Nettie Braxton and Ruth Wood- ward. She also leaves one sister and Gther relatives and friends. Remains e W. Emnest Jarvis funeral “You st. 1w, Funeral Sat- Crans sanuary o 1037 &t 3 Din from the “Ephesus - Sevenih - Day Aav-mm Church, 6th and N sts. n.w.. Elder John- son officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery i OGDEN. MARY ELIZABETH. on Thurs- day. December 31. 1936. MARY ELIZA- BETH. widow of David B. Ogden. _Serv- .| G0L. MCORMACK DIES IN HOSPITA Immigration Commission Was Internationally Known Figure. Col. Daniel W. MacCormack, comi-, missioner of immigration and natural- ization since 1933 and an internation~ ally known figure in military, diplo= matic and financial circles, died early today at Garfield Hospital. He unger- ‘went an operation two weeks m‘-nd died of peritonitis. He will be buried Monday in Ar- lington with full military honors. The hour of the funeral has not been fixed. Col. MacCormack was first sgppoint- ed commissioner general of immigra- tion in April, 1933. PFrom that time until August he reorganized ¥he work to combine immigration and natural- ization agencies into one senvice. He was then appointed commissioner of immigration and naturalizsition. Secretary Mourns Lisss. Secretary of Labor P , under whose office the immigratjon and na- turalization work comes, said today that Col. MacCormack hnd succeeded in “humanizing” the services and that “his death is & despemute loss both tfo the Government and to the people.” One of his proposa)s was passage of a bill to prevent breaking up of families in deportation cases, and strengthening the deportation laws to deport more criminal aliens. Col. MacCormack: was a native of Scotland, having lbeen born at Wick April 9, 1880. HE came here with his family at the age of 9 years and was educated at Boston College, Robert Gordon's Cullegg Aberdeen, Scotland, and St. Laurent’s College, Montreal. His first public service was as & member of the 26th Volunteer Infantry in the Philippine Insurrection. After his return, he served in various ‘m- portant post® as a member of ‘he Panama Canal construction organiza- ices at the Chapel of the Intercession. New York City. Saturday afteraoon. OPDYKE. GEORGE M. on Thursdas. De- ‘cember 31. 1936, GEORGE M. OPD' SeTonc huishandof Pebeica Ann ORATKS and father of Mary Jane Opdyke. PFu- ferul Trom W. W Deal's funeral home. 816 Hat ne. on Saturday. Jenuary 2. at 2 pm. Relatives and friends Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 'L MARY_ LUCRETIA CONTE! On Thursdav. December 31. 1936. at her home. Apt. 326. South Cathedral Mansions. 2900 Conn. ave.. MARY LU- c A CONTEE PLUMMER. widow of . _She is_survived, R. E, Thornton. and two sons. and J. Bowlin: Services_at her late residence on Sa urday. January 2. 19. at 1:30 bom, Interment St. Bar Church. Leland at 3 o.m. POLI WILLIAM. Departed this life Wed- nesday. December 30. 1936, at Gallinger Hospital. WILLIAM POLES. He leaves a devoted wife. Mrs. Myrtle Poles: six daughters. two sons and one sister. Mrs. Lula Gibbs of Philadelphia. Pa. mains resting at R. C. Richardson's B neral home. 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. 1 GLORIA. 30, 1936, 9 6 Gl B e T A e Ro son, father of Mr. Herbert > Roginson. She' also leaves one sister, twb brothers, one grandmother, Mrs. 1da wlllhl one grandfather Mr. Presley Wright: one «re-t-flrnndmnmer six aunts. two uncles of other relatives u'u'l 5 mmnm resting at William T. th Tolbert’s faneral home. 1308 6th sl ny. Puneral Ssturdsy, January from ABovernamed funeral. Rolae.” Interment in Harmony Cemetry. SUMBY. JAMES. Departed this life Thursday December Gls 1934, at linger Hospital. JAM BY. loved husband of Carr ther Della Adams Smith, Henry and Ellsworth Sumby, He aiso leaves to mourn their loss mine grandchildren and several other relaives and friend: Remains resting at Jjugene Ford's fu- neral home. 1300 South Capitel st. where_funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday. January 3. 7. Inter- ment Rosemont Cemietery. e SWEENEY. JULIA E._ On Friday, January 11037 at_her residence. 47 W JULIA & 'SWEENET beloved sisier of Catherine A. Patrfick M. and James J. Sweeney. Puneral Monday. January at 8:30 am.. folluwed by Teuiem ma: at St. Aloysiis Church at 9 a.m. Prayers and masses in liew of flowers. pum THORNE. MARY TERESA. ‘Thu day. Decembter 31, 1936. at the l’el gence o, her dafizhter, Mrs, Hagby King. 5 . MARY TERESA THORNE Funeral from the above Saturdsy. Jarary 2. 10 at1: p.am. _ Services “at Providence M. Church. " Frie Prince Georges Coun. ty. Md Relatives and IYiends invited. Interment church cem- etery. | TURNER, CLARENCE ‘Wednesday, at hep, Jesidence RIA NSO Sumby. R. (STUMBLE). De- parted this life on Monday. December 28. 1936. at Gallinger Hospital. CLAR- ENCE (STUMBLE) TURNER. He leaves to mourn their loss a loving mother. Bertha Scott. and two loving aunts. Rosa Scott and Mrs. Lena Jackson. He also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains resting at Ge Gardiner's funeral chapel. Fuperal from his la B % 3w on Saturda 937. at 2 p.m L omciathe” Tnterment Harmony Ceme: tery. WASHINGTON. CHARLES. On Wednes- day. 30. 1936._at_his_resi- dence, 916% Liberty st. s.w. CHARLES. the beloved nusband of Charlotte Wash- ington. He is also survived by three . two sons. three brothers. Al- ‘Albert and_Thomas Washing- ton of Cumberland. Md.. and other rel- atives and friends.’ Remains resting at H 3., Weshinton & Son's funeral home 467 N st. n.w. where funeral wil Be™e1d ‘Saturday January: 2. 1087 o Relatives and Iriends invited. WILLIAMS, JAMES, Friday, January N at Gallinger Hospital. JAMES wtu.uMs beloved son of Anita Emith. brother of Dorothy Wyche. He also leaves a host of other relatives and friends. ~ Remains resting at the W. Ernest 'Jarvis funeral church 1432 U st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. WILLIAMS. CHARLES A. On Weflnn- day. December 301036 af Alexandria Hospital. CHAR! WILLIAMS. be- Toven Bushand of Tucy B. Williams and brother of McKendie Willlams of Mt. Vernon, N. Y. He slso leaves a host of other relatives and friends. Saturday. January 2. 1937, a om Armold’s funeral homi EatTick se. Alexandria. Va. Bethel Cerneter: ‘WILLAMS, EDITH. ‘Thursday. Decem- ber a1, 1830 " ot Gallinger Hosoit ITH WILLIAMS. devoted wite of omon Willame lovine’ mather of FIOF- gnce and Lorraine Williams. danghier of Jacob and Anna Henkin: he | Rz leaves two brothers. Fdwi rd Horkins: one sister. Jocephine Honklnl other relatives and friends resting at_the John T Rhines (uneul chapel. 5rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral iater. 2 Interment H. and Richard M. Wo frol the W. W. Chambers smnheut funeral home. 517 1ith 5 day. Hill Cemetery. In Memortam. BERGMANN. WILLIAM F. In loving membrancs of -our . dedr husband” and father. WILLIAI 'BERGMANN. dPDlflefl thl.\”llfe two vears azo Ml’ Janvary 1 HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND SONS. * tien from 1905 to 1917. Served in France. At the Beginning of the World War he was made & captain, first serving as assistant executive officer of tho Port of New York. Later he became executive officer of the Shipping Con- { trol Commission and general inspector in charge of reorganization. He then served as general inspector of Army transport service in France, having been promoted to lieutenant colonel. In 1919, Col. MacCormack was sent to Russia on & peace conference mis- sion and the following year resigned from the Army to serve as a member of the American Financial Mission to Persia. He was commissioner of in- ternal revenue for that country until 1925, when he took charge of famine relief. During his Persian service, which terminated in 1927, he was a member of the Russo-Persian Tariff Commission, and toured the capitals of Europe to increase Persian exports. In 1927 he was a representative of Persia both in the League of Nations and the League Assembly. On his return to this country in 1929, Col. MacCormack organized and administered the receivership of the Irving Trust Co. of New York. He later became president of the Fidu- ciary Trust Co. of New York, which position he resigned to accept the im- migration post. Survived Only by Widow. While claiming New York City as his home, Col. MacCormack had lived at 2101 Connecticut avenue with his wife, Mrs. Mary Seymour MacCormack, since coming here. She is his only survivor. Twice honored by foreign countries, he was a commander in the Order of the Crown of Italy, and an officer in the Order of the Black Star. He was a member of the advisory board of the Yorkville Music School, the American Academy of Political and Social Science, the Central Asian So- ciety, a former commander of the City Club Post of the American Legion, and member of the New York Society of Military and Naval Engineers of the World War, the Army and Navy and Manor Clubs here, and the Interna- tional Club of Geneva. In Memoriam. DORRY. CHARITY. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear. devoted moth- er. CHARITY DORRY, who departed this life ‘two years ago today. January 1 1935, i Dear mother. how we miss you. ere may be friends who may be true: But we lost our best friend when we 1an LOVING _DAUG! VNG D HTERS, MAMIE AND JAMES. HENRIETTA. 1In loving memory of gur dest, b bflo"d mother. HENRI- Sto todey: Sameay L yosarsy one year There is a sad. but sweet. remembrance. ere is a_memory fond and true: ‘There {s & token of affection. mother. That our hearts still ache for you. 1t is only for shortly apart we remain. For some day we know we shall meet again. vamcn LANE. JONES-BILLOWS. MARY E. sad but loving memory o1 My deat mother, MARY JONES-BILLOWS, who entered into January 1. 1918 3 PREDIGER. HENRY F. In loving memory of a dear husband and father, HENRY F. PREDIGER. who departed 'this life eight years ago today. January 1. 1929. The pain of death is passed. Labor and sorrow ceased: Life's lons weifare closed at last. His soul is found in peace. THE PAMILY. * SKIPWITH. ERASMUS. In memory of my dear brother. ERASMUS SKIPWITH. who nnsedsinu the great bevond January enmll T bave lost my soul companion. thked i And dl’ h day 1 ". :::':'non s I walk lhronlh llte alone. Nol llnu shall this nmnl be. For thoush I :.hl w. L o Bad s.’.'.'":.:,“;r::.‘g. HIS LONELY SISTER. SARAH SKIP- WITH PETERSON. = SORRELL. LEON; In loving remem- brance of our dear husband and father, SORRELL, who departed this life four years ago today. January A day that comes with sad resret, And one that we 'Ill never forget. WIFE AND cm *fimns.w R our dear bel Taylor, vho departed vears ‘ag0 he late Mar: thl life eigl ag0 todsy. January BILLOWS. MARY !Hull‘fll JONES. In loving remembrance of our mother and grandmother. Mrs. MARY ELIZA JONES B! w?.u o entered eternal IGHTER. LILA J. SMITH: GRANDSON. J. ARCHIBALD CHAPMAN. MARGARET LUCINDA. In sad but precious memory of our mother and grandmother. MARGARET LU(¢ (APMAN, who grew weary of the trie| and burdens of this e arthly life and dl- parted in the care ol an 'nal God to that land of everlastine peace and rest three years sen. Dacemhar 31. 19: HER DEVOTFD FAM) COX. ELLEN ANN. ln sad but lovine re- membrance of ‘mother, S~ COX. lite six ed this Jears ako toaay, .m-unry 1. 1931, She brought us a load of She chee rest Jannarv 7 DEVOTED DAU { sunshine. 3 red us 'hrmlh Anrkest days. Sh» made this earth seem llkl ‘heaven By her many loving was Her smilire face and hll!sllll ways 8e g a- kindly Word Tor each And died beloved by all. 1 ¢ tell ho A Cannet 1 what to sint and !nnfiyl Floral Pieces GUDE BROS. CO. NAtional 4276 1313 F 8t. NF L i 4 God aibge kiows how 1 m thet ‘DA o el e WYNN. RUTHL In snd but branice of our dear dsuhter R WYNN. wi - fo'ster: nal rest three years sy, January 1. 1034, Loved in life. embered in ith. kR M THER AND CHILDAEN. e O eoants Sermie 510 C St. NE. Linc. 5537 (Gdar Hill COL. D. W. MacCORMACK. Red Plot Seen in India. ‘Through the arrest of 30 persons and the seizure of a large quantity of revolutionary literature, police of Cal- cutta, India, believe that they have unearthed a Communist conspiracy with wide ramifications. REV. H: F. DOWNS’ RITES TOMORRO Retired Methodist Episcopal Min- ister Served Many Churches in Conference. Funeral services for Rev. Howard F. Downs, 76, retired Methodist Epis- copal minister, will be held at 10:30 am, tomorrow in Waugh M. E. Church. Dr. G. Ellis Williams, super- intendent of the Washington district of the Baltimore Conference of Methodist Episcopal Churches, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Allan P. Poore, pastor of Waugh M. E. Church; Dr. Frederick Brown Harris, pastor of Foundry M. E. Church, and Dr. PFrank Steelman, pastor of Calvary M. E. Church, of which Rev. Mr. Downs was & member. Burial will be in Loudon Park Cemetery, Balti~ more. Rev, Mr. Downs died Wednesday at his home, 2605 Adams Mill road. He ‘was retired from the ministry in 1927, his last service having been as pastor of Brightwood M. E. Church. Pre- viously he had served as pastor of ‘Wesley M. E. Church and Waugh M. E. Church here. eral churches in Baltimore, churches at Laurel and Hagerstown, Md., and in Pennsylvania. For 25 years he was a member of the Board of Conference Examinations and Admissions of the T TO MATCH YOUR ODD COATS 95 Need trousers? Run right to Eiseman’s where you have choice of the largest stocks the most wanted patterns and, of course, the best values. Many of these fine trousers are suit patterns, making it easy to match your odd coats. Remember, when you need trousers, go to Eiseman's. EISEMAN’S SEVENTH & F STS. EISEMAN’ SEVENTH AND F ¥ SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE Honest reductions on stylish, quality clolh- ing. An opportunity for thrifty men. 82250 SUIT $30 SUITS—O’COATS $2 4.75 CHARGE IT Nothing down—pay in convenient amounts. 4 months to pay—at no : w""‘““l"’"‘"’i"féfl““‘g ! extra cost. He also served sev- | Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Born in Maryland, Rev. Mr. Downs studied at Baltimore City College and later graduated from Johns Hopkins Universitty. He was ordained in 1881. His father, the late Rev. Wilford siding elder in Baltimore. 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