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A—10 ¥» Qurd of Thanks. . CHARLES MADDEN. The wife e Tamaly of the 1ate CHARLES MAD- DEN BUTLER to thank their rela- tives. friends and netehbors for _every uring his 55 na Cexpressions of sympathy and floral offerings 2t his death. Beaths. RMSTRONG. LILLIAN. _On ‘Thursday. January . 10:37. LILLIAN ARMSTRONG (nee Able. beloved wife of William 8. Armstrons. formerly of 617 H st sW. Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F. Murray & Son. 2007 Nichols ave. s.e. on Saturday. January 9 .at 310 pm. Rels atives and friends invited. Interme! Cedar Hill Cemetery. ALL. JAMES. Departed this life on Thursday. uary 7. 1937, .[AME# BALL of 1133 Lingers court n.w. be- loved son of the late Jobn Ball. He is survived by a_devoted mother. Cath- erine Ball: a loving sister. Annie ‘Ge< neva Ball: five brothers. Elija Elias. Thomas. John and Paul Bali: also other Telatives and friends. Remains resting $'"(he Malvan & Schev funeral home, ew Jersey ave. and R st. n.w Funeral | Saturday. January 0. at 4 pm. from above parlors. Rev. George A Fflr.v!l‘ and Rev. Rembut officiating. vaah\e} and friends invited. Interment Monday. January 11. in Marshall. Va: RANAGAN, MARGARET LAMB. On y. January 7. 7. At her resi- s o0 16th st n v MARGARET “widow of Frank A. Branazan. %{AI!SWSEI? Sld,ofl|l\lhe“ Catholic Church. R. 1. ave. between 17th and 18th sts.. on Saturday. January § at 10 am Inter- Tent Los ‘Aneles. Calif. Kindly omit fowers. ELL. GEORGE C. On_ Wednes- R Gemiary 6 LT at Rsnevitle: N C.. GEORGE C. BRASWELL belov hiisband of Sarah Braswell and fath of Marie Braswell and son of Mr._and Mrs. James E. Braswell of 551} Sher- rier place n.w. He is also survived by five sisters and one brother. Funeral services at_the W. W. Chambers C fineral home. 1100 Chapin st. n.w.. on Saturday. January 9 at pm. Rel- atives and friends are invited. Inter- ment Cedar Hill Cemetery ARTNER, GEORGE L. January 7 at On_ Thursday. Siblev Memorial Hospital. GEORGE L. CARTNER. beloved | husband of Katherine E_Cartner. father of George S. Cartner and brother of Miss Mary A, Cartner. Funeral from his late residence. 1357 Jeferson_st. n.w. on Saturday, January 9 at 2 pm. Rela- tives and_friends invited to attend. In- ek Cemetery. B ONNELL. JOSEPHINE M. On Friday. January £, 1057, at her residence. 1103 M st. nw. JOSEPHINE M. beloved wife of the late John B. Connell mains resting at Saffell's chapel, 5ih and H sts. n.w. Notice of funeral later. DAVIS. AU TUS. On Friday, Ja 81937, AUGUSTUS DAVIS of | 5. nw. beloved husband of Blanche May Davis. He is also survived by three daughters. Mrs. Mav Young. Mrs Ann Johnson and Mrfs. Elizabeth More- Jand." Notice of services later WYER, GEORGE FRNEST, On Thure day. January 7. 19:7. at Georsel University Hospital GEORGE ERNEST DWYER. beloved hushand of the late Katherine Frances Dwver (nec Farrell) and father of Mrs. Archie A. Houck and Mrs. Arthur B. Williamson 01 16th st nw. Puneral will be h above residence on Sat at 830 am. Rea Michael's ch. Sily 8 am. Relatives and friend Interment St. Mary's Cemelers. ville. Md. PASTRURN uary terment Rock January 9. I.\'IIIAA‘ On T st. n LYDIA A EA Smithson), widow of Gi Eastburn, meral from gence on'Sa f Relatives anc fri ment Cedar Hill Cemeter; DWARDS. MOLLIE. On Wednesday. Jan uary 6. 1937, Dumbarton ave. nw MOLLIE WARDS. wife of the late Henry Edw daughter of the late Rev Rober! Phyllis Bolden. mother of Mattie P Sarah Frye and Alice t leaves twenty-six eran atives and Jarvis West January 10 First Bavtist Church barton ave. n.w. R Tnterment Harmony C RABER. NELLIE DREW Januaty . 1937, ar Mount pital. NELLIE DREW FRABER daughter of Catherine E. Coll the late William O Drew. ir. & at the § H. Hines Co. fuy 2901 14th st n.w.. on Monday. 11 at 11 _am. = Interme National Cemeters. 5 x ARNER. MARY. On Pridav Januarv 1937, Mrs, MARY GARNER. belcved daughter of Sarah and Louis Moore of Tompkinsville. Md.._and devoted wife of Carlie Garner. She also mourn_ their loss one daushter. Shitley. and other relatives an dfriends. Remains Testing at, the McGuire funeral home. Notice of funeral later. 10 GOSS. VIOLET €. Devarted this life on Wednesday. Janiary 6. 19:47_at her yesi- dence. 511 Ko st. n e VIOLET C. GOSS devoted sister of John E. Goss. alsa survived by ‘manv other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the Malvan & Sehev funeral home ~New J ave. and R st. nw. Family © be seen at 1513 Kingman nlace n Funeral Saturdav. January 9. at 1: p.m. from above parlors. tives and friefids invited. Rev. P T nett of- ficlating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. (GRANT. PERCY SMITH. Departed_this life Wedn January 6. t his_residence. Eye st. n.w. after | a brief iliness. PERCY SMITH GRANT. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted mother, Mrs. Susie Roberts: two foster sisters. Viola Brown and Edna Coleman: an uncle. Sidney Jones: three “cousins, Celestine Davis. Charles and Ella_Prid Remains resiing a' E. W. Bunhdy's fus neral home. 671 Fla ave. nw. until 3 p.m. Saturday: thereafter at his laie residence. Funeral Sunday. January 10. st 1:30 pm. from Fbenezer A. M. E Church, O st beiween 2ith and 2Sth S5 n.w 10 GRURB. JORN day. Januarv . 193:. at his residen 1500 Webster "st. nw. JOHN LAW: RENCE GRUBB. beloved "husband of Edith W. Grubb and father of Margaret G. Wetterau of Washington, Conn. Fu- neral services at the above residence on Saturday, January 9 at 3 pm. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. SKIN. SARAIL._ On Wednesdav January B A Eaeat ne e SARAH HA - | KIN. She was a friend of Mr. and \lis. James Monroe. Remains resting at Fra- ler's funersl home,, 80 Rhode Island ave. n.w. Funeral 'Saturday January . at % pm. from the above mentioned | establishment. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. 5| WOLDER. ARTHUR E. On Wednesdav. | January 61937 at Lake V Fla . ARTHUR E_HOLDER aged vears, beloved husband of Elizabeth and father of Jack W.. H. Stanlev and I Arthur Hol Fiineral from Hotel Dixie. Leke Wales. Fla.. Friday ar 10:30 am. & ORIGAN. ANN M. On Thursiay. Janu- e AN e, 41 The Ctnolic Home. 4043 | P st. n.w. ANN M_ HORIGAN. beloved wife of the late William D. Horlzan. Funers] from the James T. Clements fu- neral home. 1241 Wiscontin aye. n.w., on Saturdsy. January 9. at 8:30 am} thence to Holy Trinity Church, where solemn high mass will be sung at § 5 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Rela- tives and friends invited RURLEY, ANNIE €. On Fridav. January 8 1937, ANNIE C. HURLEY. beloved dangh- fer of_the late Timothy and Annie Hur- lev. Puneral from the residence of her friend. Mrs. Katherine Baer Reges. 1 AiN . n.w._on Monday January 11. at R:30 a.m. Reouiem mass at the Church of the Tmmacvlate Conception at f a.m. | Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivei Cemetery. 10 HURLEY. JOHN WALCOT’ Suddenly, on ~Thursday _Janual 1977, at Alexandria_Hospital. “Alexandria ' Va. JOHN WALCOTT HURLEY. beloved son of John Willism Hurley. jr. and ihe late Vivian Hurley. and " brother —of Frank William Hurley. Puneral services at_the residence. 1219 Geranium st. n.w.. on Monday, Jannary 11. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. _Infer- ment Congressionai Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co 10 HYNSON. GRANVILLE L. On Thursday. January 17, at Providence Hosoi- ial. GRANVILLE 1 ~HYNSON. of 7 Beale ave. Riverdele. Md. the beloved husband of Kathrsn Thelma Hynson and father of Coty A. and Joan E._Hynson. Funeral services at the W. W._Chambers Co. suburban funeral home. 918 Cleve- d ave. Riverdale. Md._ on Monday. January 11. at 2 pm.Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Fort Lin- | g-sain Cemete ey 10 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO. er the successor to nor connected with !Lz.m‘l"m"‘ W R._Speare_ establishment. NAUGTS® 0gg; 1009 H St. N.W.{ ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium 4th and Mass Ave. NE___ Lincoln 5200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons b HAYCOCK Manager) Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 11 Serentn 8 N N Ational 2473 odern_Chael. One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 817 11th St. S.E. __ Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO C. SHAFFER u%'mf’:;;z’f_;m'c‘&mn’o'“n’:‘ VAT o106 Open s Cor. 14th & Eye beloy LAWRENCE. On Thur Re- | from the | her reside 16 | at 510 leaves 1o | She 18 | Braths. JENKINS. SAMUEL M. On Wednesdsy. i T Jahuary 6. 1937, at his Tesidence. 4003 53h st Mount Rainier. Md. SAMUEL M.. belgved husband of Rachel S, Jen- Kifis, Remains Testine at Gasch's fu- neral home. 46 Marviand ave.. Hyatts- ville, Md.“Funeral ‘from- the ibove 1 rday. Ju . B e efatives and. friends invited. > pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. On 2 am. LACEY-LIEBMANN. ANNA WATKI! Thursday. Janusty ©. 1937 at 4:42 4 m at_her home Washington Md.. ANNA WATKINS =~ LACEY-LIEBMANN. Remains resting at the Colonial funeral home of Willlam Reuben Pumphrey, Rockville. Md. Funeral services at the above funeral home on Saturday, Jan- uary 9. at 2 p.m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. LAKE, FLORENCE V. On Thursday. Jan- ry 7, 1S at the residence of her daughter. Mrs. Florence Cummings, Glen Burnie, Md., FLORENCE V. LAKE, wife of the late Charles R. Lake. Remains resung at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne. where services will be held on Saturday. January 9. at 2 m. Relatives and friends invited. nterment Glenwood Cemetery. LA VELLE. JAMES 1. On Thursday. Jan- uary 7. 1937. JAMES 1. LA VELLE. son of James H. und the late Frances La Velle and brother of Ruth La Velle. Mrs. W. A. Haigh and Russell and Warren La Velle' Remains at T. F_Costello’s fu- neral home. Nor(h Capitol st. No- tice of funeral’ later. please covy.) RUBIN. On Wednesday. January 6. 27, at his residence. Falls Church. V.. RUBIN LEE. beloved father of Willlam H. L. Henry and J. Edward Lee ~He also feaves other relatives snd friends. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funcral home. 1432 You st n.w. Funeral Sunday. January 10. al Sccond ' Baptist Church, F Va.. Rev. W. E. Costner officia terment Falis Church. Va. MARSHALL. AMELIA. Departed this life January B. 1937 at 1914 1st st. | AMELIA MARSHALL. " devoted wif: | D Marshall. _She 2lso leaves i Ethel, Mary Einora and Bea- sons.’ John and Leroy Mar- shall: six sisters. five brothers and other Telatives and friends. Remains resting at Eugenc Fords funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Funeral January 9. at 9 am. from St Vincent De Paul's ch! Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | MASON. GRAFTON. On Friday. January X 1937 at his home in St. Paul. Minn., GRAFTON MASON. formerly of Wash- ington. D. C.. beloved husband of Ger- trude Botcler Macon and brother of Sailie Mason Selke and Jessie M | Hart. Interment St. Paul, Minn | MaxwEL STA HELM. _On Wednes- day. Jaduary €. 1937 ' VESTA HELM MAXWELL. wife of J. Ramsey rinity Towers Apt. Funcral services Friday, January S at ¢ pm. at V. L S5 1005 H st niw. Inier- ment in Washington Me- morial P ill road. Md. MIURRAY. On Wednesday. January 6. 3 piot MICHAEL S, 2 1637 at his residence. i Inth st nw. MICHALL S. MURRAY. the beloved hushand of Ncra C. Murray and father of Mrs Charles P. Conway of N Y Edw. P John W. M. Murray of Washini Funeral from his_late 1 dence on Saturday. January 9 &t N-30 s at the Shrine of the Sacied Heart. Rolatives and friends in- vited to attend. Inferment Mount Oilvet | Cemetery. 8 MURRAY, MICHAEL S. Was! Lodge. | No. 15. B. P. O Elks: The locge will convene in sessien of sorrow at 7:30 p. Pri- nuary K19 ©'0f pavinz tribute mory _of our 'ste ICHAFL S. MUR- iate of Annl 1 Dassed to thé Hereafter January a3 Inic_residrnee : tSnm Bvorde J FORREST REILL Exalted R’:lev."( Atiest: W. S. SHELBY, Secretary, | MURRAY. MICHAEL S, Members of the | . N 134 sion. Ancient 1 ans._are notified of the {ICHAEL § MURRAY meet at late and reside Janu cital of pravers F. M. MORTAR | G'BRYON, CLARA M 7 16955 CL of "the late Edwi aret Pywell ns resting > funeral home. 3021 M st_n.w ervices will be held on Sat January 9. at & &m: thence to Church. 1100 Wisconsin ere mass will he offered a t Rock Creek Cemetery. CLARA S. Op Thursday where day 10 am January CLARA § Rem | | Leola Pendleton. h ndchildren. R s funeral home. Funeral Sunday. Januars 0 pm. from Gelbraith A. M Girh <t ween L and M st Inermeni. Lincoin Mcmorial Com POWFLI. A, ELMFR day, nuary £, 9375 his residence. 116 4th st. ne " A. ELMER POWELL. gon of A 1 nd Fl M. Powell. He is aiso s ! by one 'brother. nd one sister. E"qfle JOSEPHINE LARSON. On Tues- day. January 5. 1937 at her home 4% W st.'n.w. JOSEPHINE LARSON PRES- TON. beloved wife of Henrv Preston She Henry_J. nw erery. ddenly, on Fri- C. Remains resting at Rir meral home M st nw on Satirds terment Washi Cemetery. Riees PUMPHREY. MARY M. Januers 6. 11 ) loved wife of the la phrev. Funeral from the above addres on Saturday. January 9 at 2 pm. Re es and_friends invited. lenwoed Cemetersy. ZABETH. On Friday. 1310 S st. n.w. beloved aunt of E. Georgie and Joseph A. Henson and Ada_Henson_Smith, ereat-aunt of Jane E. Evans. Georgie and_Elmer Henson aunt-in-law of Leon A Smith and Mary F. Henson. She alio leaves many other pelatives and friends ~ Notice of funejal ater. . dary On Thursday. Sanford (nee Gorbutt). Remains ing at her aunt’s home Mrs. W. A. Fie- fleld. 1254 Penn st. nee. Funeral Satur- January 9. at 2 p.m.. from her residence. Interment Cedar ;m\ Ty, SIMMS. LYNDON I._Suddenly. on Moncay. January 4. at Beltsville. Md LYNDON I. beloved son of Robert F. and Mary E. Simms. Gasch's Sons’ funeral home 46 Mary- land ave._ Hyattsville. Md. Mass at St Francis Xavier's Cathclic Church on Saturday. January 9 at 9 am. Inter- ment Mount Olive. Cemetery. 8 SKIRBALL, MIRIAM FRANC. On Thurs- day._January 7.°1937 at her residence. 14 Exmoor_road. Newton Center. Mass. MIRIAM _FRANC = SKIRBALL beloved wife of Dr dauzhter of Mrs. Harry Franc. Funeral from the residence Sunday. January 10, at 230 pm TANKERSLE' MARY E. On Thursday. January at her residence, 5400 Tliinois” ave MARY E. TANKERSLEY, beloved wife of the late Charles L. Tankersiey and mother of Mrs. T. Ric ard Brown and Dr. Edward C. Tanker: ley. Funeral services at the W._ W, Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Cha- pin st. n.w. on Mcnday, January 11. at 2 ©m. Relatives and friends inviied. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 10 TURNEI AWRENCE. On Thursday. Jan- nary 1 at the home of his siste: Mrs. Elmer Keeney. Takoma Park. Md.. LAWRENCE TURNER. beloved _fathef of Thelma Hazel and Ellsworth Tur- ner: brother of Frank, Robert and Wil- liam Turner and Mrs. Mary Pratt and half-brother of Collin Harry. Funeral services at the W W. Chambers Co. funcral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w.. Saturday January 9. at 1 p.m. Rel: tives and friends are invited. Inte: ment Washington Memorial Park. WALLACE. VICTOR HARRIS, On Wednes- day. January 6. 1937 at Garfield Me- morial Hospital. VICTOR HARRIS WAL- LACE beloved husband of Katherine Bryhnt Wallace. Bodv resting et Gaw- ler's chapel. 1756 Pa. ave. n.w__Services and interment private. Kindly omit Tlowers, (Athens. Ga.. papers bplease cony.) 8 WHITING, KATIE. On Friday. January K. 1937, KATIE WHITING of 1914 R st. n.w. devoted wife of H: Whiting. mother of Mamie Johnson. sister of Ethei Leonard and James Wise. She olso leaves three erandchildren and other relatives and friends. Remains resting 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later WRIGHT, GEORGE COKE. On January 7. 1037, GEORGE COKE WRIGHT. be- loved father of Georze A Wright and Lotta L. Atchison. brother of Mr: Saidee C. Huttcn. Puneral services at Padgett's’ funeral parlor Sunday. J uary 10, at 2 p.m. In Memoriam. BYRD. SUSIE. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear mother. SUSIE BYRD, who departed this life eight years ago today, January 8. 1920. January days are again here. To me the saddest of the year. Because it was on the eighth day My dear mother passed away. NELLIE BUTLER. * CHAPMAN. ANNA M. In loving memory of our dear mother, ANNA M. CHAP- man. who departed this life one year azo today. January 8. 1936, HER_LOVING CHILDREN DOROTHY. VIVIAN AND DOUGLAS. i CUSBERD. ANNA M. In loving memory of our devoted mother. ANNA M. CUS- ., who Belce.!:gl! passed away thirty-four ~years today. January (Chicago papers | Maxweil. | ave. | Interment | 8 January | &t 1:40 am. ELIZABETH R'CH. [ Remains restinz at | Lewis Skirball and beloved | at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. | THE EVENING INSURANCE MAN, G. L. HYNSON, DIES sistant District Manager of Metropolitan, By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. RIVERDALE, Md., January 8.— Granville L. Hynson, 34, assistant manager of the Metropolitan Life In- surance Co.'s Potomac district office, who recently moved here from Landover, died after a 10-day iliness of pneumonia in Providence Hos- pital in Washington yesterday. Born in Wheelington, V. Mr. Hynson had been a lifelong resident of Virginia and Maryland. He lived in Landover nine years before coming to Riverdale, where he resided at 7 | Beale avenue. He had been associated with the life insurance company for seven years. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Kathryn Thelma Hynson; two chil- dren, Coty A. and Joan E. Hynson; three sisters, Mrs. Blanche Schwier, Mrs. Florence Gillions and Miss Doris Hynson, all of Landover; three brothers, Glenn, of Landover; Elton of Washington, and his mother, Laura Hynson of Landover. Services will be held in Chambers suburban funeral home here at 2 p.m. Monday prior to burial in Fort Lincoln | Cemetery. Mrs. Riverdale Resident Was As-| Silver Spring and Mitchell Hynson of | STAR, WASHINGTON PNEUMONIA FATAL TOMRS. MAXWELL Devotion to Feeding Birds in Parks Believed Con- tributing Factor. Mrs. Vesta Helms Maxwell's devo- tion to squirrels and birds, which caused her to journey in bad weather to Washington parks ‘to feed them, is believed to have contributed to the iliness which caused her death Wed- | nesday night in Emergency Hospital. Mrs. Maxwell made frequent trips to the zoo grounds and other Washington parks to take nuts to squirrels and other food to birds. After one of these trips several weeks ago she contracted a cold which developed into pneu- monia, from which she died. Mrs. Maxwell, who was 32, was the wife of J. Ramsey Maxwell, proprietor of the A. A. A. A. Coffee Co., whole- sale dealers. She and her husband have been living in the Trinity Towers Apartments, 3023 Fourteenth street. A native of Big Four, W. Va., Mrs, Maxwell had been a Washington resi- dent since childhood and was widely known as a lover of animals and flowers. Besides her husband she is survived by her parents, Mrs. Olla Silling Helms and Esca Ervine Helms, this jcity, and a sister, Mrs. Olga Helms | Hill, artist and portrait painter, formerly of this city and now resid- ing in New York. Funeral services are being held this afternoon at V. L. Speare’s funeral home, 1009 H street. Burial will be SHIRLEY TEMPLE WINS IN SUIT ON GONTRACT BY the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, January 8—Fed- eral Judge Harry Hollzer dismissed Jack Hayes' $500,000 contract suit | against Shirley Temple, child film actress; her parents and others yes- |terday after defense lawyers argued teh court was without jurisdiction |and the complainant did not state a cause of action. | Hayes in January, 1932, executed a | four-year contract providing he would train Shirley and share in her earn- ings. He was adjudged bankrupt in October, 1933, however, and the bankruptey trustee sold the contract to Shirley’s father, for $25. Hayes recently sued in Federal Court to set aside sale of the contract and asked. besides the $500,000, an ac- counting of Shirley’s earnings. He has a similar suit pending in Superior Court, True Bills Against Lee for Treason Found in Virginia By the Associated Press. RICHMOND. January 8— Tucked away in a forgotten box crammed with old Federal Court records, W. P. A. workers found 33 indictments charging Robert E. Lee and 32 other leaders of the Confederacy with treason, offi- cials said yesterday. The indictments. brought fin the District Court of Virginia and the Fourth United States Circuit Court, had been put haphazardly into a box which was placed in the Post Office basement here elong with other court records of 1865-1868. The indictments, which also named James Longstreet of Geor- gia, Fitzhugh Lee of Virginia, Wade Hampton of South Caro- Lina and Jubal Early of Virginia, were dated from June 7, 1865, to April 3, 1868. In Memaoriam. GILASCOCK; JULIAX L, In jovins remem. ance of my beioved husband. JULIAN L GLASCOCK. who passed away five vears ago today January &. 19: Just a thought of sweet remembrance, Just & memory. fond and true; Just a token of affection And_a heartache still for you HIS LOVING WIFE. EVA M. GLASCOCK. | LANE. MAGGIE. 1n kind. but loving mem- ory of our dear mother. MAGGIE LANE. Wwho departed this life one ycar ago. January X, 1976, We miss her when we need a friend. On her we always could depend: She cheered us In sickness and soothed our pain: N A GRIFFIN "AND JAMES LANE. . MAGRUDER. MARGARET. In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother. MARGARET MAGRUDER. who departed this life thirteen years 0 tocday. Jan- uary R, 1924, DEVOTED SON. ABRAHAM ELDRIDGE. * PEYTON. ELLIOTT. In loving remem- brance of our beloved son and brother. ELLIOTT PEYTON. who stole away six- teen vears ago today, January 8. 1621, Nothing can ever take away The love our hearts hold dears Fond memories linger every day. God keeps you ever near. VYDER. EDWARD E. In loving_remem- brance’ of myv dear husband. EDWARD E. SNYDER. who left me sixteen years a%o today. January &, 1921. Dear is the spot where he is lald. Sweet is the memory that never will fade. Part of my life lies buried deep Under the sod where my dear one sleens, HIS DEVOTED WIFE. * WILKERSON. ANNIE. In loving remem- brance of our mother, ANNIE WILKER. SON. who departed_tihis life one year a%o today. January 8. 1938, Her smiling face and pleasant ways Are a pleasure to recall: She had a kindly word for each And died_beloved by all HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. ADD) memory New De Lux for Local or D Funeral 1| 317 Pa. 4ve. S.E. The flowers we Dlgce upon your erave Mav wither and decay: Floral Pieces NA'iona) 4276 GUDE BROS. CO. 1213 7 8 NW. But the love we bore for you in life Can never fade sway. HER DEVOTED PAMILY. » George Temple, | THE PAMILY. * | in the family plot in Washington Memorial Park, in nearby Maryland. MRS. MARY TANKERSLEY | DIES AT RESIDENCE HERE Funeral Services for Widow of Prominent Builder Set for Monday. Mrs. Mary E. Tankersley, 74, widow of Charles L. Tankersley, prominent | builder, died yesterday at her home, 5400 New Hampshire avenue. Mrs. Tankersley had been a resident here since 1200. Her husband died in March, 19 She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. T. Richard Brown, and son, Dr, Edward C. Tankersley, physio- therapist, both of this city, and a sis- ter, Mrs. Rebecca Funkhouser, Rich- mond, Va. She also leaves four grand- children. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday in Chambers' funeral home, 1400 Chapin street. be in Glenwood Cemetery. \NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN | Frederick W. Wilson Named President—Reginald Buck Elected Chief. Bv » Staf® Correspondent of The Star. UPPER MARLBORO, Md., January 8.—Members of the local Volunteer Fire Department chose Frederick W. Wilson president of the organization last night. Other officers selected were: Ralph Allen, vice president; Reginald Buck, chief: Vernon Swain, assistant chief; | Joseph Flvnn, captain; James Devaughn. lieutenant; Jack Buck, sergeant; B. Frank Duvall, engineer; Jeff Spicer, assistant ergineer; Dr. James Sasscer, surgeon, and Earl Wyvill, secretary. Chosen to the Board of Directors were: Wesley Kerr, M. Samuel A. Wyvill, W. E. Seipp, C. E. Wyvill, Wilson and Duvall. Milburn T..ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulcnre Service 510 C 5t. NE. Llnc. 5537 North Side of Stanton Park. SINCE (0> FLOWERS DUPONT CIRCLE %‘L N0.7000 ‘(&dar Hill U ’rm/u'm]fm; mest Beaufi/ul @m eter y DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE ! SERVICE BY 3 any place | $3 in the city ’ COlumbia 0432 One of the La Any Family Can Afford Ryan Funeral Service Ryan service notable for its quiet dignity and solemn beauty—leaving a icture that comforts the be- reaved with the feeling that everything has been done in a most fitting, con- siderate and dignified manner. Ryan Ambulance Service e Ambulance istant Calls at Reasonable Rates James T. Ryan Burial will | 2 | | | | | | T. Wyvill, | Director ATlantic 1700-1701 C., FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1937. Our great January Clearance Sale is now in full swing. Naturally we are unable to fill mail orders or phone orders. No returns—all sales must be final. Because of limited quantities in some in- stances, all items subject to previous sale. Open a “J. L.” Budget Account Reduced! Sale Price 115 ‘184 *145 ‘136 132 148 *69 376‘.50 *108 ‘105 110 87 ’117 - 35160 124 Ideal for apart- ‘SU 348 27 180 Lanstyle Quality Suites Drastically Former Price 5145 250 200 2200 5195 200 4105 5100 160 149 5165 130 170 Genuine Walnut 4.Pc. Bed Room Suite, 18th century reproduction. Bed, chest, dresser and vanity _ gl - S i Grand Rapids Reproduction Bed Suite, 4 large pieces in genuine walnut veneers _ P Mo SNy Sl Solid Maple 4-Pc. Bed Room Suite, with hand Bed, chest, dresser and vanity. __ _ _ _ 3-Piece Modern Bed Room Suite in fine oriental wood and vanity ___ Hkidy X b o ?enu ne Walnut Veneer Bed Room Suite, 4 pieces, handsome waterfalls ronts . _ .. . rved maple leaf design. Bed, cl;e;! Grip Arm Living Room Suite, 2 luxurious pieces, with down backs Friezette Living Room Suite, floor sample, 2 to sell—rust or green _ Kroehler-built Living Room Suite, 2 pieces in richly designed tapestry _ tapestry Modern 2-piece Living Room Suite, two-tone frieze Solid Oak Dinette Suite, 6 pieces; buffet, china cabinet, refectory table and 3 chairs to match _ ool 4 Crotch Mahogany, 18th Century D g Room Suite, 9 lovely pieces . don’t miss this bargain____ 10-Pc. Modern Dining Room Suite, in genuine walnut veneers. See it Solid Oak Dinette Set, 2 berches, 2 chairs and table. ments or breakfast room ____ _ Solid Oak Breakfast Suite, drop-leaf table and 4 ladder-back chairs - $1.50 Mahogany Frame Mirrd"s, choice _ / $16 Solid Walnut Occ: spring seat $25 Friezette Lounge Chair, a splen- did value $40 Tapestry Lounge 81 8.75 $68 Maple opens to bed_ $17 Solid Maple 4 6 Bed, one only $20 Tapestry Cogswell Lounge Chair _ j $17.50 Modern be-lx, $65 Upholstered Love Seat, o $35 Duncan Phyfe Dinette Table, mahogany veneer $35 18th Century Walnut China Cabinet $3.25 Unfinished Book Shelf, 5 to sell $30 Twin Studio $15 Georgia Design Coffee Table, ma- hogany veneer ____ $34.50 Gov. Winthrop Maple Secretary $17.50 76-piece Silver and Glass Dinner Set, servicefor6_____ _____ _ ______ 39.85 $22.50 Gate-leg Tables, mahogany, v walnut or maple. Choice 4 ’9 - $184 General Electric Refrigerator, ’I 14 floor sample $70 Chai than cost $32 Solid Maple Desk-Chest (robe combination) $11 Chest of Drawers, one to sell____ $80 Upholstered Sofa Bed, 1 pillow short. Floor sample _ 2 $45 Log Cabin Maple Dresser, from expensive suite . ______ $45 Log Cabin Maple Vanity, from expensive suite $40 Solid Maple Bed - $20 Simmons Jenny Lind Bed, floor § $42.50 Walnut China Cabinet, 1tosell_____ $30 Boudoir Chair, crewel upholstery, 1 to sell | $7 Solid Maple, hand-made Ladder-Back Chair _/ Final Clean Up of Mifrors, assorted shapes and sizes, formerly to $2.50, ea, e Lounge and Stool, less 33800 $8 Gla. Table 79¢c Sofa Pillows, assorted colors ___ $1.95 Leatherette Hassocks _ Odds and Ends Curtains, values to $4.95, now Lamps, values to $25; floor samples, choice $40 Kroehler Frieze Lounge Chair, 1US open s weniluze 3 2 L.” Budget $6 Simmons Metal Beds, LAN&BUBGHMM 0!44«}04!47 Most 909 F STREET oo Peeple Shop X |