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@ard of Thanks. RE. GARLAND L The (mll! ol Qh. KE! .?ct Gl \ND e st. s.e. wish to e preciation to fri all kindnesses dutini fioral ath ren lhelr 1|ncen ds and relatives is fliness and for BERT A. MOORE m Monday, Jun- B4 Murray, & Son 20 B urch of the Nativit fi"' na'k '-;’.’ £l on Wednesday. Ju 6. at ©o.m. Relatives 1 frlendl lnvned Xnul'menbl.e Cfldlrdflill‘ lEEK(. FRANK M. On Suncay, January - 3 1937_at Provifience Hospital. FRANK M CH hus nd of the late Fannie ‘Thompson of 602 Chapel st. Fairmont Hfllhl Md.; brother of Lo- berta %e"um Mamie E. Ru C. Hamilton u! P) flfldel hl 2 funeral home. 389 R. T. ave. n.w. Nfl- tice of funeral 'afer. Sunday, Jan- N. ALICE on COMP'I‘O l her l’endence 4214 MPTON. Berk it te. ArfcE the Bk e iner o Mrco Craries Lovd ‘and Mrs Dprothy Thompeon, Teral from the |W. Chambers Co. B eree™ruteral” home. 11th st. s¢. on Tuesday| January 5 at 1 pm. ciatives and_ftiends invited. 3 ment Mount Reft Cemetery. La Plata. Md CONY, WHITMAN ». . at Garfl P CO belove| Brown Conn. dive Jorie Ada May aj 5 Rosendall and tihe late George Conn. Services at the 5. H. Hines Co_funerai home. 2901 14th st n.w._ on Tuesday. January 5. at am. Relatives and friends invited. [Interment Congressional Cemeters. COOPER, JUNIOR day _J. Sunday. January TTMAN C. Suddenly. en Sun- ‘ at 4:30 am. 1 e beloved son of CREaid Saran 8, Cooper, |of_ Anna C. Cooper of 1609 Sth st. n.w| Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvjs funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w Nptice of funeral later. DO\\ GEORGE (. On Sunday. January at his residence. 1317 Haldrmnu Md.. Brentwood. ORGE C.. bloved husband of Clara EOpann, e ; and_father of Georze C. Dom). Clara C. Hooper and Evelyn _Urauico. brother of Charles L. Donn. Clara T. Bpeaker and Belle Payne. Funeral from hif late residence on Wed- nesday. January 6. at Relatives and friends injited. Interment Gien- wood Cemetersy. DORR, FERDIN day. January |1 DORR. beloved| her of | Mrs e, Dillan xnrgee “nd Mr. Ralph Dorr. Funeral wil pe’ held {rom Timothy Hanlon's _funefal parlors. 641 H neCon Tuesd)y. January 3 at R fo am. _ Requiem mass at Holy Name Church at 0 a :k‘ Relatives and friends invited. * Interment St. Marv's Ceme- | MA| On Sunday. January 'A.LEY.‘DYAIH‘( Eqdenc! 1102 B st n.e.. loving_husband Suddenly. on_ Fri- . FERD! INAND IDA MAY FARLEY. the beloved wife of Johr. C. Farley| and mother of Miss A. frene Farlev. |Funeral service at_the lbme address oh Tuesday, January 5. at § om. Relatifes and friends inviied. n!ermem Rivdrside. Pa. _ Services by the W Chgjmbers Co. Southeast (\.I- el home. 517 T1th St se. FIELDS. ELLA. | Departed this life on Sunday. Januafy . 1 Gallinger Hospital. ELLA LDS. d: =hlvr of the B W liliam nd Barile - Fields. O She leaves two sisters. 1da Moore and Susan Hundley: five brothers. Norman. Lonbie. 4 Crissfleld Fields. Pt [ January 5. at i Alexander & Bope: Interment at Payne's tives and friends invited m On_Saturday residence. 1020 4th st. (GAINEY, beloved son of > and Deborah Gainey. Iiis late residence on Tues- Requiem January 4t at S:30 am us Church at 9 a.m. ds invited to attend. ivet Cemetery. On Saturday. e 713 Baatives and Interment Mot GALLAGHER. FRANK January 2. 10B7_at Hamlin st. ne beloved husban 21 nd faf S ¥ ailacher. & Gallagher. Fu dence Tuesda. 2.m.: thence { where requiem! am. for the r ment Mount Ofivet Cemetery. and friends infited. GORMAN. 'lllorus B. On Saturday. :f7. TH GORMAN. January 2. MAS beioved son of| Alice Cornweli and step- son of Wallacq R. Cornwell and brother of John nd Harry Gorman. Mrs. Mrs. Margaret Sans- ary 5. b & Anthony's “Church, mass will be gaid Dose of his soul_ Relatives ence to Holy Comforter and East Capitol sts.. il _be offered at 9 am. of his soul. Interment vet Cemetery. Relatives and friends invitec.” Arrangements by Wil- liam J. Nalley BARDY, ROBERT On Sunday, 3 e HoBErT B HARDY 4 8 eral from W. W_ lunenl home. §16 H st. n.e. on Wednes- ay. Januarv €. at 2 p.m. Relatives and fhnde imited, ‘Taterment. Cedar Hiil Cemetery. | 5 BARGROVE. LEI; CALVIN, JR. Suddenly. on Friday. Jatjuary 1 LEE CAL- VIN HARGROVE. Jr.. of 71i South mnn st.. Arlington, [Va. BARMAN. EUGENIA EDWARDS. _On Sat- urday. January 2. 1937, et Garfield Hox- . EUGENJA EDWAR ARMAN. Jan- . ave ry Wwhen services Y Py Church, in y. at 2 pm. In- reek Cemetery. Saturday. January WIL- terment Rock HART. WILLIAM. On 1937, at lrovmence Hospiial. LIAM HART. | the beloved husband_of the late Elll buh Kelly Hart. Re- e Lee funeral home. re‘!dem‘! ‘"h' HORTSINGTOR HIG 5 husband of Mirie Elizabeth Higgins (nee Riordan) and| father of James Allen Higgins. He|is also survived by his father. James| Worthington Hiegins. sr. of Calvert Coijnty. Md. and two sisters. Louise [H. ' Williams of _Calveri v. Md, pnd Mrs. Robert W. Cook of Annspolls.| Md. Puneral from _his late residence on Tuesday. January 5. at hpnce to Foert Mver Chapel. . where services Will be 30 1j.m. _ Relatives and friends “Interment Arlington National JAM 8 WOII'IIIVG’I‘DV JR. ureau of Internai Reveiie Dose Ka 3. Amesicon Leglon. are hereby aotified of the 1:30 invited Cemetery. HIGGINS, services at his late resi- ned, 537 Quintana pl n.w., at s evening. By order of FE, Commander. KUM, Adjutant. Dennned _‘thls lfle ng at Walker E. Hunter's 2503 Nichols ave. s.e.. sday. January 5. alter e convenience of friends funeral parlors Malloy. 2256 l"!h St. N.W. ecinesday. The. “above-named funeral 6 12th st. n.w. RT F. On Monday, Jan- st bie residence. 1412 ROBERT n EL! Remains rest] funeral paricrs ved 10 b st r belnved husl He is also DI'IECTOBS. -cxet s Sons Co. ‘o NAtional 2473 V.L ’APEARE Co. either the successor to nor connected original B oeare. Setebicmehr Phone tional pd 4th and u-?._ . NE, Joseph l'-'. Birch’- Sons Manager) Eou st ol u« o wes Tha; 3034 M St. N.W. Der’ One| of the Largest n the World St. N.W. Col. 0432 817 11th St. S.E. _ Atlantic 6700 UNERAL DESIGNS. GUDEBROS. CO. _Floral Pisces _1212 9 8t N.W.___ NAtional 4276 . GEO C. SHAFFER MODEHATE Hricia Mk HONE VAT oioe sevenbes Cor, 14th & Eye ) i Beaths. 19:?'}' lt her mmnc-’iam%h RN Rematne 7 mains reltl.nl Il th clnmben Co. Mutgn?t mnn Rome. S1i B ok® ae Curak Fails. ohio.” nnm- s KEYSER., HARRY urday. January 2. |931 n nlwonl%ei- and Hospital. KEY 5t B urch Va % husbana of Hattie Tuckerm and father of Dorothy I -m:nnu- ers ser_an g-hom hco{;lmhh B;ntm E‘El:l;nn hlll z ay. Ja : Dun. Tnterment in Oakwood Cemy i KOHLER. FRFD J. On Monday, J-nunv at 'i2:45 p.m. : KQHLER' of 1203 Emerson He is survived by his wife. Lola and one son, F. L. Kohler. funeral later. Llclll EMMA. On Hdly Jlmllry EMMA LECKIE 1 mnnrl lrlel W. W. Chambers Co. 1400 chlnln lt n.w,. on esday. Jlnull’! v.m. ' Rela- tives ‘o ‘friends Cinvited. Interment Congressional ceme ery. Sat MILLER, on da S Garneld Hose be- ! w.ow. . nw. H, Kohler, Notice of FRANK EDRIDG! January 3. 1037 Pl EDRIDGE M! . oved husband of Norah Humpher: Miller Puneral from V. L. Speare's. 3000 X n.W. on Tuesday. January al MILLER, JUSTUS. _On Sundey, Janusry 3. ‘1937, at the residence of 8t orse Ebisconal rectory, 908 Norih.Nel- . Arlington. Va. JUSTUS beloved husband of "Louiss Amanda Miller (nee Deickman), father of Rev. Miller, and ‘brother of Mr. feil of Buffalo. N. Y. Testing at the 1ves Tuneral Home. D847 Wilson bivd.. Arlington. Va. Funeral service Tuesday. at 2:30 ‘at St "Geores's Episconal "Church. . Arlington. Va. Inter- ment Columbia Gardens Cemetery. MOORE. EMILY S. On Sundas. Janusry residence. the Woodley An a0 (31 Golimbia rd. nw A EMILY 8. MOORE. Serviccs at ine above residence on Wednesday. Jaauary G.a0 2 pm - Relatives and !nends in- vited. Interment Thursda: { inuar: 3t'Laurel Hill Gemetery. Philadeipaia. :. MQORE, FREDERIC P. Alel‘l nl!b» l! Nassau _Hospital. Long Island. Joseph T. 'Anna L. Moore of Sandy Spring. Md. uneral services at the Ghurch of St. Mary the Vi York 1756 Spring uary 5, vited MURRAY, s t) at 11 am. \l"l(:l‘l'l' A. On Sunday. J 3 v.. Apt. LET [URRAY. helnvtd sister of Mrs. May e mp of Chicago. TIl.. and Walter Willlam Murray of Arlingion. Va. Re- the above address until Wednesday, January 6. at 1 pm. Pu- the Church of the East_Capitol st. on m.. Rev. O. F. Biack- Interment — Con- Relatives snd Friends are - Reformation, January 6. at 2 D. welder ~ officiaiing. gressional Cemetery, friends invited. NAPOLL FRANK. Suddenls. on Sunday January Tl Feiidence, 1153 Sirard st 'RANK NAPOLL. beloved fisband of Joiephins iapolahd father of six minor children. Remains resting at his late residence until Wednesday. January 6. at 8 30 a.m ; thence to Sacred Heart Church 16th e and Park road n.w. where requiem ma i1l be offered su 0 am. Relatives and (Fiends tvited, Interm:nt St. Mary’s Ce myA 5 O'DONOGHUE. GE! l: On Mon- Jlnulu 4, 19; .(!,Eh" li?‘{ldence‘ G. ODONCSHUE. neloved Ganshier of the late Dennis and Margaret O'Donoghue. Notice of funeral later PEARSON. GRANVILLE MeL. On Satur- day. January 2. 1937, ut Walter Reed Hospiial, GRANVILLE MeL. PEAREON. the beloved husband of Eisie Pearson. He is also survived by four children. Funeral from his late residence. 1009 Congress st. n.e. on Tuesday, January 5. at 8:30 a.m. thence to Church of the Assumption. Nichols ave. and High View place s.e.. where requiem mass will be offered at 9'a.m. for the repose of his soul. ‘Relatives and (riends mvated In terment Arlington National Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. Soutieast funeral home. 517 11th t. s'e. PORTER. ROBERT B. Denarter | On Priday. January L 1ba. et o110 B, atfer & briet thess. ROSER POR He leaves to mourn locs & Joving® wite, Irene "Porier: e children. —two brothers. a devoted erandmother and a host of other rela. tives and friends. Remains resting Rolling’ funeral home. 4339 Hunt ol n 5. Therr ‘ln On Pflflly Jlnuny l 5ghs her Tesidence, - lmedn‘niff' of willlam Reit m'am' (3 iiliam Re of Barbara Rose Reitz Funeral. from 517 Ve i e 4inshed. ® rie Cedar Hill Ctm: :r e ROBINSON, JAMES A. On - vary 3. 1037 at c-lg:fzur: o "'"1. ve Rela Xnterm:nt mourn their_ loss - his Thomas Robinson: his brothers. Waymon. Lewis, Fleet and_ Homer Robinson: his sis: and_m McGulre tuneral home nw. on Wednesday, p.m. Rev. O. L. Rand officia ment Payne's Ctm!lerv -)CHE EDWARD V. Bundlv January . at his residence. Us L. EDWARD. V. ROCHE, heloved hus: Darid “of the late "Stia 5. Raenel e Lyons). Puneral will be held from ‘Tim- gthy Hanlon's funersl parlors, 641 H st ne on Tuesday. Js 5. at 10:30 uern mass at St Francis De Sales Churen” at 11" a.m xm'ar;vm\ Mount ‘Olivet Cemetery. " Relatives and | friends invited. RUFF. EMMA R. oOn Sunda, January 3. 937 er residence, N4 st. n. EMMA R RUFP. the beloved wite of Funeral from the W. Co. jSoutheast T the re Of her soul: *Relatives and THends it ed. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 5 SCHOOLFIELD. LUCY D. On Sunday. January - "Toa%. st her residence on S A J-ngfr';m;n-' e SCHOOLFIELD. LrCY DILI;&II} oo, Bun- ay. January 3 . after 3¢ o ness. "LUCY DIl H8oLFIELD, ammes Edwer beloved wife of the Schoolfield. She leaves to mourn their loss one sister. Mrs. Henry Pitzhugh Vass of Danville, Va.. one brother. John Gordon France of Daytona. Washington. D. C. John mnnnn Schoolfield of Rye. N Y xr‘x]t]:rn{'?t Green Hill Cemetery. i El’}_g‘ll"l' LOUISE. Demrud thli Hle fln December EOUIE ScotT o 514 & s.w. | She leaves to mourn thelt lors a devoted niece. Mary E. Cottroll. an two cousins. Mrs. Henrietta Boone an Charles N. Coates. and other relatives and friends. ~Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w.. where funeral services will be held Tuesday.” January 5 197 J. Tyree - officiating. Wwdhwn Cemetery. SLEMAKER, MARY LOU. On Sunday. January 3. 1937 at cmlaren- Hospital, MARY " LOU beloved daughter of Carroll 8, and )nrnm Slemaker. * Funeral from the W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral Home. 517 11th n Tuesday. January 6, 2t 00 . e to the Church of Lattet Day Saints, 16th 2nd_Columbla Toad. where services will be held at 10 a:m. Relatives and friends nvited. In- terment Oakwood. SPANO. VINGENZA. “on Monday. Jany. ary ‘4, 1937. at Ler residence. Conn. ave. n.w._ VINGENZA SPANO‘ widow of Cosmo ‘Spang. Notice of fu- neral later. On Sunday. am. IDA at 1 pm. *Interment SPARKS, IDA MIRANDA. January 37, at 2:35 MIRANDA 3, 103 SPARKS. lled nterment Glenwocd Cemetery. STEWART, lAIll’lI. On Satucday. Jan- uary 2, 1837, 'WART. Remains rullnl at Hlller s home. 385 R. L ave. Notice funeral of fu. neral later. STILES. FLORENCE FRASE! Suddenly. on Mondsy. January 4, 108 dence__the ' Roosevelt_H a3 shand of Secile V. BuHven: m'mlm' of Pall Iuve wodge: No. 118 P. O. Elks. snd & member of Pro s wuc‘ox Pol!hAlg;HPln Legion. ULL. IU!Y ZLIZABETH. January 4 193 at Garflel pital, R\IBY ! a beloved mother of Mrs. gl.ue Glll af "fi'io Adnml Mill rd. n. iner: e e at 1 st. n.w. Cemetery. Mon- Ho 3.1 late Dr. Arcmh-ld Vineber: of Rae and uon-rd Vineberg. Mrs. S. Levy and Mrs, L. Colman. Puneral from the chapel of Prank Geler's Son: 7th st. n.w.. on Tuesday. ""r-".:'.'"v'v‘:ufi'sim mn g . BB B fi- hod B. MH'IY THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY JANUARY 4, 1937. INQUIRY LAUNCHE % [N DEATH OF CON Physician Refuses to Issue Certificate—Brain In- jury Disclosed. Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald and the police homicide squad today were investigating the death in Gar- field Hospital yesterday of Whitman P. Conn, 36-year-old contractors’ trade journal editor, after his private phy- sician refused to issue a death certifi- cate. Conn was stricken in his Munsey Building office, December 18, where, several weeks before, he had struck his head on an open flling cabinet, according to his mother, Mrs. May P. Rosendall. Later that day, Conn went to his mother’s home for her birthday celebration and was stricken a second time. An autopsy shortly after his death showed a brain injury, Coroner Mac- Donald said, which will necessitate several days’ microscopic study to de- termine its exact nature. Detective Clyde Strange was investi- gating a report the brain ailment was brought about when Conn was struck on the head while boxing w\th(l friend. Conn'’s mother said she knew noth- ing of this, but that her son had com- plained to her and his wife for several weeks after telling them he had struck his head on an office cabinet. He re- fused to call a physician until stricken at his office, according to Mrs. Rosen- dall. After 'swearing in a coroner's jury yesterday in case an inquest is decided necessary, Conn's body was released to the Hines Undertaking Parlors, where funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Burial will be in Congres- sional Cemetery. | Conn, a native of Washington and graduate of Central High School, was editor of “The Constructor.” He had been engaged in newspaper work for more than 10 years, begin- ning under the late John Boyle of the Wall Street Jowrnal. Later he was connected with the Washington bureau of the New York Journal of Com- merce and the Washington Post. Seven years ago he became a public relations officer for the Associated General Contractors of America, which had headquarters here. Two years ago he was made editor of the association’s monthly journal. Besides his mother, he is survived | by his widow, Mrs. Catherine Brown Conn; a daughter, Marjorie Ada May Conn, and a brother. John P. Rosen- dall, all of Washington, and a sister, Mrs. Ada May Albrecht of Cleveland. | tary honors. {F. A. CARLSON, 65, DIES; JOHN K. BOYKIN DIES; FUNERAL RITES TODAY Retired Washington Representa- .at His Home Here. P John K. Boykin, 51, retired Wash- ington representative of the American Bank Stationery Co. of Baltimore, died Saturday after s long iliness at his home, 1901 Columbia road. He was a native of Charleston, 8. C. Mr. Boykin is survived by his wid- ow, Mrs. Nina Goodlett Boykin; two sisters, Mrs. Wilmot Heyward, At- lanta, and Miss Nellle Boykin, Charleston, and four brothers, R. K., B. O. and T. R. Boykin, all of South Carolina, and W. W. Boykin of North Carolina. Puneral services are being held this afternoon at Hysong's funeral chapel, 1300 N stret. The body will be taken to Dyersburg, Tenn., for burial. G. M. PEARSON DIES: EMPLOYE OF G. P. 0. Funeral Services Will Be Held at Church of Assumption at 8 A M. Tomorrow. Granville M. Pearson 40, of 1009 Congress street southeast, an employe of the Monotype Division, Govern- ment Printing Office, died Saturday night in Walter Reed Hospital. He had been ill more than two months. A World War veteran, Mr. Pearson served overseas with the Rainbow Di- vision as a member of the 165th (District of Columbia) Field Hospital Unit. He was a native of Washington. Funeral services will be held at 8 a.m. tomorrow in the Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in Arling- ton National Cemetery, with full mili- Honorary and active pallbearers will be chosen from the District Chap- ter, Rainbow Division Veterans. Mr. Pearson is survived by his widow, Mrs. Elsie Pearson; four children, Elsie M, Rita. Granville and Walter: four sisters, Mrs. Elisabeth Reed, Vienna, .; Mrs. Nellie Wehland, Jessups, Mrs. Esther Bacon, Capitol Heights, Md., and Miss Dorothy Pear- son, this city, and three brothers, Raymond, Charles and Arthur Pear- son, all of this city. TAILORING FIRM HEAD Funeral Services This Afternoon. | Burial to Be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Frederick A. Carlson. 65, proprietor | Brother and Slster Drop Dead. MILWAUKEE, Wis., January 4 (#). —J. F. Max Patitz, 70, officer of a manufacturing company. dropped dead in the street yesterday. His sister, | Miss Martha Patitz, 63, fell dead when | informed of his death. Physicians | attributed both deaths to heart shocks. Braths. WHITAKER, THEODOSIA DAVIS. _On 738" Rack “Creek ‘Church’ foad. DOSIA DAVIS' WHITAKER RER. 'veed | Edvard Waihbun | Puncral services Wednesday. Anmrlll unuea rrmmm-n C‘nur.eehe New Hampshire ave. and Randoiph st Interc mfl’ll in Arlington N’HDHII ceme!ery orivate. Please omit flowers, | WILKIE, CI-AIA LOUISE. On _Friday. January 1, 7., AL her son's residence o Bavannan CLARA LOUISE WILKIE. wite of the_ fate Chatma B Wilkie and mother of Edward C. Wilk: Miss, eCatherine, McTlvain. ~Mré S and Mrs, Margaret of Philadelphia. Funeral services at the Above residence on Monday. Januars 4. at 2:30 p.m.: thence to Esther Me- morial !Bl‘tnflll Churrh where services will be held at 2:45 n.m_ Relatives and Triends invited - Tnterment Cedar’ Hill Cemetery. rvices by Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. LIAMS, Mllfllln B. On Thursday. December 93 at Gallinger HO!' Bi!ll flttr I Bnol Illflfl! MILDRED BE. tl ved ughter of Arthur and the hte Serena Wilhams. "of 5365 Gy ‘1t She also lel\? two sisters. five bl’nlh!l’l lllfl other llll'e! and friends to mourn their loss. Henry 8. Wuhlnnon & Som home. 4 Dune Tlleidl January 1937 at 1pm.. ‘Tabernacle Blbllil ‘Church, DAvlflon a and G st. me. Interment in’ Bay WILLIAMS. JAMES. On Pridsy. Janua: ay. Janua 1. 1937, at Gallinger Hospit: Ma loved son of Anit it Wyeh it it !rnul " Jarvis. Tunera) " ehareh: from ~Antioc] - V. inter- wmsl.ow ALLAINE. On Sunday. Janu- 19: at Takoma Park Sanitarium, ALLAIN‘B WINSLO Funeral Eaffell's chapel. 5th 'nd H ltl n.w Wednesday. January 6, fives gt friends invived. Cedsr Hill Cemetery. YOUNG. WILLIAM. Suddenly. on Satur- gar. Jaruary 2. 1037, at Frederickabure, WILLIAM, the beloved husband of Young of 1758 Oregon ave. nw. He also leaves to mourn their loss three sisters, four brothers and other rela- “Vel and h"!ndl ing! )wmo 467 NSt now from oo © Thterment 5 Remains resting at Sons’ funeral l'ollce of f\ll!!rll YVONNE LOUISE, On Sunda J n ll’y 3. 1937 at chlldltnl Hospit: UISE" ZURAS, the befov dtuehier of Georue’ N Esther Puneral from her grandmoth: 5 0 D. friends invited. lntemen,tucm.r. H’;l‘l Cemetery. _Servi w. ices by the Cham bers Co. Southnn lunenl “home, 617 11th st. in lllmnrtam BAILEY. FLORENCE H. In loving memor; of, oui_wife and mother CEH. Who leff 03 two years ago to- ey Sacuary 4 To: I cannot say. and I will not say. That she is dead: she is just away. witl ve of the h a cheery smile and & an S DR e A oy g BAILEY, AND CHILDREN. T CLABAUGH, ALVAH N. In loving memory of our beloved nuab-nd and father. AL- AH N. CLABAUGH. who passed dvay 0 todey. January 4 1031 rs we place upon your "l'l wither and decay. love we bore for you in life a; ut tl iln hever fade away. WIFE ND DAUGHTERS. * COLEMAN. TIOIAI l !n sad but lfl'llll remembrance d acouried E. this 11t s gits seven Jedrs a5 tod ‘The g:ln of dum is Illud r and el lre flm at last. His is peace. CATHERINE. In_memory dear mother. CA' THERINE “who left us seven years ago today, Jan- uary 4. 1930. May her soul test R any. JOHNSON, ELLA. In lovln tribute of devotion to our dear aunt. JOl EON. left us two years ago Jariuary 4. 1935. Nothing but memories as we fourney on. Longing for smiles of a loved one sone o one knows the depth of our reeret. But we remember when others forget. Wn miss you. auntie, our ne-ru are sore, time goes on we miss ye Sur loving smile. Your gentie facé. No one. .unue. can ever t‘lt Enur lace. HER G NIECE. IN- a7, In memory of aunt. .vommon Iho dcnund mu life iwo years ago, bu P TS P 2 m VIOLA HAYNES. * “WG. IDA E. h ol e miss her. mnfl awi nnun! 4. 19. mfifi:‘l 1’1‘1‘&&’ the of Carlson Bros., custom tailoring firm, | died Priday night of a heart attack at | his home, 2709 Wisconsin avenue. Funeral services are being held this afternoon in the Almus R. Speare funeral home, 3200 Rhode Island | avenue northeast. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. A native of Sweden, Mr. Carlson was a naturalized American citizen and had lived here about 35 years. About 30 years ago he established the | tailoring firm with his brother, the late Joseph Carlson. The firm’s offices | are in the Colorado Building. Surviving are a daughter, Miss Vera | Carlson, d two sons, Harvey and Gordon Ison, all of this city. MRS. MURRAY DIES Funeral Set Wednesday for Re-| tired Federal Employe. Miss Violet A. Murray, retired clerk of the Bureau,of Engraving and Print- ing, died last night after a long ill- ness at her home, 2633 Adams Mill road. Miss Murray was retired last Feb- ruary due to ill health. A lifelong resident here, she was the daughter of the late Walter Walls Murray, for many years in the grocery business. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. May M. Crump of Chicago, and a brother, Walter William Murray of Arlington, Va. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm. Wednesday in the Lutheran Church of the Reformation. Burial will be in Congressional Cemetery. =/ FOWERS | (edar Hill Washingtons mast @%et% Funeral Directors Since 1850 (] 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 1750-2-4-6-8 Penn. Ave. N.W. Cremations NAtional 5512 GENERAL'S WIDOW DIES HERE AT 89 Theodosia Davis Whitaker. Mrs. Theodosia Davis Whitaker, 89, widow of Gen. Edward Washburn Whitaker, died last night at her home, 156 Rock Creek Church road, after an extended iliness. Mrs. Whitaker was born in this city September 3. 1847, and for several years following the Civil War she resided in Hartford, Conn., where her husband, who was Gen. George A. Custer's chief of staff during the war and had been awarded a congressional medal of honor for gallantry in action, was postmaster. The remainder of her life she resided here. She was a member of Wallace Me- morial United Presbyterian Church, a charter member of Princeton Chap- ter of the Y .W. C. A, a member of North Star Union of the W. C. T. U. and Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G. A. R. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Charles T. Chapline, Mrs. Frank J. Bell and Mrs. George G. Seibold; five grandsons, Edward W. Bell of the General Accounting Office; Frank Bell, vice president of the B. F. Saul granddaughter, Mrs. William G. Nel- son of Roanoke, Va, and six great- grandchildren. One grandson, Lieut. George Vaughn Seibold, an aviator during the World War, was killed in Prance. Funeral services will be held at Wallace Memorial United Presbyterian Church Wednesday afternoon, Rev. C. E. Hawthorne, pastor, officiating. In- terment, which will be private, will be in Arlington National Cemetery, the grandsons acting as pallbearers. S COL. GEORGE REINBURG TO BE BURIED TODAY |Retired Member of Army Air Corps Died in China Decem- ber 5. Lieut. Col. George E. A. Reinburg, Army Air Corps, retired, who died in China December 5, will be buried with full military honors this afternoon in Arlington National Cemetery. Chap- plain Ralph C. Deibert will officiate. The following Air Corps officers will act as honorary palloearers: Majs. R. C. W. Blessley, Edward W. Raley, James A. Mollison, Charles Y. Banfill and William B. Souza and Capt. Mer- vin E. Cross. Col. Reinburg was born in the Dis- trict September 25, 1888. He began his military career as a lieutenant of Cavalry in 1013, transferring to the aviation section of the Signa) Corps in September, 1916. He was com- manding officer at, Bolling Fileld in 1922 and 1923. He was assistant milt- tary attache for air until shortly be- fore his retirement n 1932 for dis- ability received in line of duty. GEORGE L. JOHNSON, 63, DIES OF HEART ATTACK George L. Johnson, 63, retired fur- niture salesman for the Woodword & Lothrep department store, died Satur- day of a heart attack at his home, 3431 Oakwood terrace. Mr. Johnson, a native of Indiana, retired about a year ago aftér being employed at the store more than 30 years. During President Theodore Roosevelt’s administration, Mr. John- son was a Government furniture in- spector in North Carolina. He was a member of the Woodward & Lothrop Twenty-Year Club. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Frances R. Johnson, and three sisters, Mrs, Sada Ritchie, Miss Mary John- son and Miss Elizabeth, all of this city. Funeral services are being held this afternoon at Hysong's funeral parlors, 1300 N street. Burial will be at Rush- ville, Ind. OVERCOME BY GAS Woman, 74, in Serious Condition in Casualty Hospital. Mrs, Florence R. Allen, 74, of 2312 Wisconsin avenue, was in‘a serious condition in Casualty Hospital today after having been found unconscious from gas fumes in her apartment yes- terday. Police said Mrs. Allen apparently had lighted a jet on the kiichen stove to supplement the regular heat and the flame had been extinguished while she slept. She was discovered by Rabbi A. Lobel, 3319 Q street, who was visit- ing in the building. DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE SERVICE BY any place in the city COlumbie 0432 One of the Largest in B Worid: ‘m“.', Many One-of-a-Kind Suites And Odd Pieces of Lifetime Furniture Reduced for Clearance Occasional Tea Wagon—walnut finish on lass tray and drop leaves —Grand Rapids made, was $24.75, now___ mapls Pieces ers—modern $19.75 Secretary Desk—empire style— four drawers—nice interior—origi- Shermon Console Teble—all ma- duced to ogany — inlaid — semi-round— Ongmul'y $120, reduced Console Toble—carved pedestal $85 $35.50, now. mahogany base—fine Grand Rapids m a k e—originally $87.50, reduced to_ End Table—marble top—kidney s h a p e—originally $34.75, reduced to_ _ 18th Century Engl —straight tapering any—Grand Rapids made —was $325, now 1 Atwater Kent All-Wave Console —10 metal tubea. Was $150, now 1 Philco Console Model—10 tube Fidelity. Was —Hi $200, now 1 Philco All-Wave Console—Direct current only—7 tubes. Was $89.50, now..... SPECIAL! Karpen Innerspring Mah;ess, $! $49.50 $69.50, now. $14.75 lish Secretary legs—mahog- $275 $53.50, now $129.75 $89.75 Bed Room Furniture 1 Twin Bed and Chest of Draw- Ropids make—walnut and gum- 4-Piece Metal Bed Room Group black and chrome—chest—uvanity —bench—1 twin bed, re- Finely made Grand Rapids Lowboy Vanity with hanging mirror and upholstered seat bench—Oxford mahogany—was 18th Century Style Dresser and Mirror — mahog and gumwood — was Colonial Bedroom Suite—all ma- hogany exterior—solid mahogany posts — crotch mahogany veneer ped panel and drawer fronts—6 pieces, now . _ Chevron style—fine Grand rust, sofa and arm chair, hair filled; wes $210, now Living Room Suites Mohair Karpen Suite in $185 Down Cushion Karpen Suite of two pieces, $99 Modern Sul’e——brcwn and natural, Chest of Drawers—walnut and gumwood — divisions drowers — was in 3 top $29.50 horsehair filling; was $365, now rust damask, curled black $265 Texture Weave Karpen hair Rust Flat Weave Mohair Suite of Karpen construction, curled black $49.50 horsehair $195, now filling; was $175 Karpen Suite, done in brown chev- ron mohair, Honduras mahogany base, horsehair filling, any * $39.50 filled $489 Double Bed Suite—Chippendale $59.50 influence—all mahogany exteriors —rim bound tops—gum- wood cores—&6 pieces. - $198 Special Values in 9.75 (Regularly $24.50) MAYER & CO. Between D. and E Seventh Street Dining Room Furniture 2 pieces; was $210, now . $|89 Karpen Suite of 2 pieces, carved Honduras mahogany forearms and posts; rust mohair, hair $185 Curly Mohair Karpen Suite—sofa and armchair, curled black horse- hair filling; was 5285, now ... $249 Karpen Sofa and Armchair in rust shade of curly mohair, hair filled; was $259, now_. $229 Many Floor Sample Radios Reduced