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dards of Thanks toflh,u. JUNIOR C. The widow of the JUN! to C. 'COOPER wishes - lhlnk '.ho rellfl\zs 3 nzi-hbou # and clubs for every service rendered . d;lrmx his iliness “nndlkh&d gxpressions i of sympathy an loral offer! th. ANNA C. COOPEI 'lA\DI‘R MABEL. _The family of the lllP MABEL QUANDER wishes to extend 1o its neighbors and friends deep appre- 4. ciation for services rendered during her &' iliness and the beautiful floral tributes at her death. FAMILY. Braflm. RKLIE. ISABEL_A. Fridaz, Jand; r e IhAT TeABEL A, BARKLIE of # Wayne. Pa.. wife of Arcmblld ‘Barklie. * Requiem mass _ at . Catherine's % Church wavne. Pa_ on, Suesday. Janu: ary 19 at 10 Interment 'Rock 2 Creek Cemetery. Was * Tuesday. January 19. ONA A. On Sunday. January Emergency Hospital. ED- d_ wife of the Soldie Rvan. Funeral 3 (‘g)’s:lnbors Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin_st. n.w.. on Tuesday. Janual 19. at 8:30 am.: thence to St. Martin's Church. North Capitol st. and Rhode Teland ave. where mass will be offered at 9 am. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery. RANSOM. RUTHENIA On Saturday. January'1 v m.. at fesidence. 1 Kot . “RUTHENIA BR. beloved daughter of the Thie Rorace and’ Coraelia Hagard Branc som. devoted sister of Emily and Reginia Bransom and Eleanor Plowden, Remain: temporanily resng at Frazier's {uneral home. ave. n.w. untll 2:30 e Monday. Januafy 14: ‘thence to er late resdence. Funeral Tuesday. ary 19 1:30 pm.. from St Mary's P E. Church. oird st bet and H sts. n.w. Rev. E. Christian offi- cia’ing” Interment Harmony Cemefery. &-loittl.l"v!'v BRENT, \\lu AM H. on Sajurday. .y:.n- uary 16 0:30 pm.at his residence. | d “ nw. WILLTAM H. BRENT. beloved hushand of Lucy father of Marguerite E. Willism Jooker and _Canton R I brother of the late Srencer and | He 'is also survived by geven grandchildren. Remains Testing Morrow’s funeral home. 1326 V st Monday January 18 | ) am. Tue~sda: January 19 thereaftor at His late residence. 104 W st. nw. where funeral services will be ]"‘ld at’1 pm. Tuesday. January 19. Relatives and frienas invited to attend. | BRENT, WILLIAM H. Members of the Young Men's Immediate Relief Associa- tlon are requested fo attend the funeral | of WILLIAM Tuesday. | January 1 from his | late residence. 1308 W g THOMAS uoxu\ND President. i o.m S T T R TR T ] a > LV] Departed this | life Sunday. January . at 10:30 p.m. at his resid 2 WILLIE TAGUTR Ghe SISter and. one aunts. five uncies. Remains resting at Eugene Fords funere| home. 1300 South { funeral later this life on . MARY E She leaves erandchildren. four host of nieces AR essTeses ght great-grandchildren and a and nephews to mourn their loss tice of funeral later. € COCHRAN. SALTER 3. Jan- uary 9 ar , I Notice of funeral later. 19 COLBERT, WILLIAM HOUSTE urday. January 16, 1 in a as_City. Mo LIAM HOUSTIN COI BERT. James E. Colbert and th Ib He also leaves to loss one brother. Charles C. Colbert, one sister. Alice Amanda Colbert on Sat- 1:45 p.m., n their fiv one uncle. ssesssnn we e AGOSTINO. SR. oOn p o7 n e n N Sr. Funeral morning. January 19. Holy Rgsars Church : Relatives and Thterment St Aot AGOSTI} services Tuesday and F THiends Inviteds Cemeter EDWARDS, AN on at- i her resi- ANNIE E_FD- She leaves to_mourn loss_two daughters. Amy E._and Edwards: three grandchildren. Doroths E_Jackson and andchil- mistrec ey their Agnes Rolan Brown H G. Th Friends are GLESTON. WILLIAM Monday. January IR, dence: sihe. Broadmoor Apts. W L EGLESTON. beloved husband nIM\iag aleston ins rasting a H Hines Co. 2001 st. nw. until 4 pm. Tuesday. S Paul's Episcopal Church. Norfolk on_ Wednesdsy. Jnnnzrv 20, at Intermen Norfolt. Va rlTlfllR’llD FRANK E. On_Sunday. 19. FNA.‘\"K E._FIT?GER- the. 1d. Saffell's funeral chapel . on Tuesday am_ Requiem ¢ Church at 9 am. Relatives and friends invited. = Interment Mount Olivet Cem- | etery. | rl.r'rcm.n mmnu' r.msnv On £at- | y J at ~George - W spital. Lieut GILBERT GIBSON FLETCHER of the Washington _Fire Department. beloved husband_of Della W. Fletcher inee Har- mon). _Funeral from his late residence. 4209 ‘Ellicott st. n.w.. on Tuesday. Jan- | uary 19. at Interment Cedar | Hill Cemetery. at’ her residence. | Arlinzton ELISARETH EILEEN FOX. nes Careal: of Samuel W. Fox. She ed by two brothers, Arthur : “one Arlinzton. d R. Locke. aiso of Arling- ton. Remains resting at her late resi- dence. Funeral services at the Grace Episcobal Church. Arlington. Va. (North Filmore and Lorcom lane, Thriffon). Monday. January 18 at 4 p.m. Inter- &% ment Rochester. N. ¥. Gu:x JOHN A. On Sunday. January B at his residence. 447 Ridge st. J HN A. beloved son of the late Ed nd Hannah Gaver (a S. e Vateran) [ Baveral from the chapei | of Prank Geier Sons Co.. 1113 7th l n.w. on Wednesday, Januar: 8:30 a.m. Reaquiem mass at (hp CthCh of the Immaculate Conception at § a.m. Ini!rmrnl Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19 RA RICHARD ALLEN. JR. Departed (hn life on Sunfla) Jnnunry ]‘ 1 st his_residence. st RICHARD ALLEN GRAY. J1 the late Richard Allen Gra: Lavinia. Gray Holmes and husoand of Mary Gray. He also leaves to mourn their_loss two brothers. Hugh M. Gray and Edward M, Gray. Remain at_Campbell's funeral home. s.w. Notice of funeral later. GRFF\ (xFRTRl DF H On Sunday. Jan- 1937 residence, ‘418 You st nw. GERTRUDE H. GREEN devoted wife of Fielder R. Green, be- loved mother of Fairfax H. Green and sister of Florence E. Gaither and Sar- gent Fairfax W. Burnside, She is also survived by other relatives lnd many {riends. Funeral from St. Luk P E C)m'ch on Tuesday. January Interment _ Harmony Arranumems by McGuire, IARP:R (‘on. L und; Jan 1 ContELTS £ HAR- PER bolnvod son of John W. and late Elizabeth Harper (nee Dowling) and brother of Mrs. Annie O'Connor of 2011 1st st. n.w. Funeral will be held from the ‘above residence on Tuesday. Jan- uary 19 at 9:30 am. Requiem mass 318t Martin's Church at 30 m. terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, tives and friends invited. g.All‘fl'f&(‘l PMIL JOHN suddenly on eawnERsama s nw., the son nl areestEsaNasaRenbIRANS Gemelers: resstevre n. < Rela- d _husband ok and father. of k. mains resting at' Lee's funeral home. 4th st. And Mass: ave ne. where services will be held on ‘Tuesday. January ela- tives and friends lnvllefl Inttrmtnl Cedar Hill Cemetery. (St. Louis papers Dlease copy. | 823 ; s'v d _:n 2382 FUNERAL DIRECTORS. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium gth and ifass Ave. NE Josepl h F. Birch’s Sons £OBEN LN D1 RN 2a Na ¥ e and | Notice of funeral | late Bridzet | | On Saturday. | B Beaths. HARTSTACK. EMIL J. A fpecial costia Lodge, No. punication of APBCon Caliea or 1 p.m: 'sday. Jl;!llll’;orlz“ 1 2 Vices 'n'msfir HARTSTACK. By order of ter. e SRRV ERIDAE. Jr.. Secretary. . EMIL J. ‘The members of the 'Woodrow Council, No: Jr: 0. U, A M.. are requested {6 \ meet at the Leé funeral parlors. to attend the funeral of theif %’c}'{'“‘-?" oL Suary 10 uesda R o ] KSTILL. Councilor. c AV BROWN, Rec. Bec. JONES, JCIIAI.l.le JEFFERSON. | on Bun- day.’ January 1% 5 me. funeral later. KEMP. ALPHONSO B. Departed this life on Monday. January 18. 19: residence. 1310 RIgRS st & Ab- PHONSO_B. KEMP. son of Louls nd O Predsrick Koms, Notice of ‘e neral later. LEITH, MARTHA E. On Sunday, January * LEHH" beloved the - me, Charies A~ Letth and ‘mother of Arthur T. Leith of Washington. Eiinor Sabin of Academy, S " ek, and K. Leith of Madison. Wis. Remains Cesting ot the W. W. Ghampers Co. fu- neral_home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until Tuesday. January 19. from $ a.m . where remains may be viewed by friends, Funeral services and inter- ment _in Arlinglon National Cemetery 5 pm. Services by the W. Chambers. ¢ On Saturday, 8 esidence 3500 Mass. “ave. RIEYER "beloved husbind of Helen k! Meyer. Funeral from V. L. Speare Co. 1009 H st. n.w.. on Tuesday. January 19, at 11 am. Interment private. 18 MICHAEL. MARION &, On Saturday, Jan- uary 16 1 at_his home. Doubs, Md.. MARION 'S. MICHAEL, father of M Rev. Walter M. Michael. = Funeral from his late residence on Tuesday. January . at 11 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetel d. MILLER, JOHN M. On Sunday, January at his residence. Eas! Ciipitol’ st JOHN HMILER hustand | of the late Tilda Miller. Funeral from the James T. Ryan funeral home. | Pa. ave. se. on Tuesday. January 19 at 1 pm. Interment Arlingion Nationai Cemetery. ~Relatives and friends in- MIM On Sunday. January 17, zer Hospiial, MORRIS MI Remains resting at Frazier's g R I Notice u funeral later. 19 EPH E. On Mond; O oskp R, “MONT - | ‘beloved ‘son of Mr. and Mrs. | v of Des Moines. | Services | RD P. On Sunday. 7. CLIFFORD P. MOK- on of the late John R. and Ella Morrison and brother of Mil Mcrrison. Funeral from th Chambers Co. funeral home. 140 n.w. on Tuesday. January | 0 am Tt ch. Thth st where high reau offeied at © an. for the repose of his| . Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. I RRAY. On Monday, Janu- his_residence Richmond Va. C beloved husband of ay and father of June 2d brother of L. G. | Ga apd Allen . Fla. Funeral from Richmond Va. on | at 4 pm. Inter- NESTINE. Departed ;,January 16, 14 st s.e. LULA e ‘devaied e | srand- children, ~ two C Johnson’and Henrs Carmon. and othet Remains restin he funeral parlors of | ope, 315 15th at. 8'e: Notjce of funeral later. | MYERS. THOMAS JEFFLRSON He is survived by his wif2. abeth Myers . Wesley Mve three dauchters, . 'Mrs. Bertha Me- and Mrs. Blanche Elms: one Jane Turner. and tr Funeral services 20, 11 am. Selem Chapel Va. Ihlerment church céme,ery. | NEVITT, HAROLD (PAT). Deperted_this | 3 : ot iife on Sunday aupty 17 1 HAROLD ' (PAT! cer Hospita NEVITT_ beloved son of the late Mary to mourn William H one Cutchan sister i Remains resting at Barnes U Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th sw. Notice of funeral iater TT. A C. On Frlda\ .hn\mr\- 15, » at (hnrln(v- N A C_PICK widow of M F\myral services Monday. January 1% at p.m.. at Hysong's parlors. 1300 N Interment Arlington National Georae Co Plokers, *h% Cemetery. RANSOM. vary 1 Church, loved RTLE W, On Sunday. Jan- at her residence Falls b VIYRTLE W. RANSOM. be- { Dr_ Clarence 'A. Ransom. Toather of Jonts Bow Shg Martha Jean Ransom and sister of Mrs. Ran- S0 Remaing. Testing At Ives’ rumml home. 2847 Wilson blvd.. Arlington. Va. Funeral services Tuesday. Januar t Prosbvterian _Church. Va. Interment Columbia hey mn« Ch arh, | dens. On_ Sund, ALF) Aty 17 at ospital. ALFRED G 2 vears. beloved husband of Mareuerite Revnolds. Remains resting at the neral home. 4th st and Mass. ave here Masonic services will be held | on Tuescay. Jonuary 19. at 3 p.m. Rel- | atives and friends invited. Interment BEiva ROBERSON. JOHN_ HENRY. On Friday. January 16. 7 JOHN HENRY ROB- ERSON. the beloved husband of Nita E. Roberson. Funeral services at the W, W. Chambers Southeast _funerai ome. 517 11th st on Tuesday. January at 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited. ~ Interment Arlington National Cemeters. 18 RUPP._ SUSIE. _On Sunday. January 17. 1937, SUSIE RUPP. aged 7K years. be- loved wife of the iate Albert E. Rupp. Funeral from the residence of her son. Frank C. Rucp. 3404 20th st. Tuesday. January 19. tives and friends inv terment Congressional Cemetery. SCOTT. MARY C. Ou Monday Jar;{ulrcy gco"‘r ‘beloved, wife of the jine Drury and M late Dr. New Hampshire ave : day. January 20. at 9:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Paul's Catholic Church 15tk and V sts. nw._ at 10 a.m. Inter- ment "brivate) at Glenwood Cemelery. SEESE. nun ‘WILSON.. January 17, 1937, at naley Honmm DAVID WIl.BON SEESE. belmnd husband of Mary Seese and father of Frances. Cora. Elnora. Clifford and James Seese and Mrs Helen Sang. Funeral from his late residence. Vienna. Va._on Tues- day. January i9_at 2 pm. 'S vlcu at the Church of Brethren at 2:30_p.m. Relatives and friends invited . Inter- ment Flint Hill Cemetery Oakton, Va. Services by tne W. W, Chambers BESSIE. On Sund-y. January 17, at Georgetown Hospital, BESSIE SHEA (nee Waish), beloved wife of the late James Shi late_residence. s Chu Wil be sung at 8 Relatives and friends invited. ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SIMPQDV ‘HAHY A IN. On Saturday, M!(chel)wme M MARY ANN ' STME SON, on Tuesday. Jan- Relatives and Inferment Fort Lincoln Vi Church Llnhnm Md.. 1 FAthas invited: Cemetery. SIMMS CHARLES. Departed this lif~ on di 7 37. at Blue . " he levoted father and’ mother. seven brothers and five sisters and,a host of other relati one st 0040 ;&g‘“fiustmn - stabiished 1841 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World %1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S. ntic 6700 Frank Geier’s Som Co. 111 !evemh Qt- “T? NAhon.l 2413 'V ‘L. SPEARE (0. !",lnr the successor to nor connected with T l Snel-re utlbllshmflt 009 H St. esessnee w v j GEO C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES A' Hmfl PRICES. PHONE NAT MM ::’:? sunaazs. Cor. 14th & Eye ’GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 71213 P BL. N.W. “NAtional €376 - SMITH. On 'Sun- SNTont His reridence, MER ELLSWOI R'fll husband of Emmi Virginian in Service Here 30 | S. Fletcher, Bluemont, | Burial will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13 | McCAULEY, JAMES. my THE EVENING FLETCHER EXPIRES Years Twice Decorated for Valor. Fire Lieut. Gilbert Gibson Fletcher, 60, of No. 20 Engine Company, who had been decorated for rescue work, died Saturday in George Washing- ton University Hospital. He had been ill about two weeks. Lieut. Fletcher, who lived at 4209 Ellicott street, was a native of Loudoun County, Va. Appointed to the District Fire Department on October 3, 1907, he was pro- moted to sergeant March 21, 1923, and to lieutenant May 24, 1927. He received a ribbon decoration, ordered by the District Commissioners, for his work in the Knickerbocker ‘Theater disaster in January, 1922, and also received a ribbon for rescue work in February, 1923. Surviving Lieut. Fletcher are his widow, Mrs. Della W. Fletcher; two sons, Charles Gibson Fletcher and James Louis Fletcher; a daughter, Della Elizabeth Fletcher; six brothers, Benjamin L. and James T. Fletcher, Ballston, Va.; Joshua C. and Norris Va.; Nicholas M. Fletcher, this city, and Allen T. Fletcher, Severn, Md., and five sislers, Mrs. C. W. Littleton, Bluemont; Mrs. R. E. Anderson, this city; Mrs. Bertha Longerbeam, Purcellville, Va.; Mrs. Margaret Jones, Ebenton, N. C., and | Mrs. H. A. Hall, Round Hill, Va. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his late residence. Lieut. Fletcher, Members of No. 20 Engine Company will-be pallbearers. STEEP. WILLIA atu-day Jan- uary 16 I WILL[AW L STEEP. be- loved son_of the iale ‘thomas . and Mary A Steep. Funeral services at the W. W Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin ‘st. n.w. on Tuesday, Junuary »'m atives ane fricnds in- Interment Glenwood Cemetery. STOUT. IRV On Saturday morning. January 937, at Alexandria Hos- bital. Alexandris. Va . iRVING STOUT, aged 54 years. beloved husband of Mary E. Stout. Funeral services at his mu residence. 24 Craik st.. Alexandria. Va on Tuesday. January i9 at 2 pm In- term-nt Sharon Cemetery, Fairfax County. Va. vited. | Nation in 1924. | found nothing alarming. | eph Maull Carey, Wyoming pioneer, STAR, WASHINGTON FIRELIETENANT ROBERT D. CAREY DIESINWYOMING Heart Attack Is Fatal to Former U. S. Senator and Governor. BY the Assoclated Press. CHEYENNE, Wyo., January 18.—A heart attack, suffered last night while visiting in the city where he was born, was fatal for Robert D. Carey, 58, former United States Senator and one- time Governor of Wyoming. Cary, operator of a 70,000-acre ranch in Central Wyoming and an authority on Western agriculture, was the first “native son” ever to represent his State in Congress. A Republican, he went to the Senate in 1930 to serve out the unexpired term of the late Francis E. Warren, and that same year was elected for a six- year term. He was defeated for re- election last November by Harry H. Schwartz, Democrat. Like his father, Carey long was an advocate of Western reclamation and was interested in many projects. Appointed by Coolidge. President Coolidge appointed him chairman of a conference which sur- veyed agricultural conditions in the He was mentioned as a possible choice for Secretary of Agriculture in the Coolidge cabinet. Carey served as Governor of Wyo- ming from 1919 to 1923. He was associated with the Pro- gressive political movement in 1912, acting as State treasurer for the or- ganization, En route from a live stock conven- tion at El Paso, Tex., to Careyhurst, seat of his vast ranch, Senator Carey stopped here Saturday night for a visit with two nieces, Elizabeth and Louise Carey. He complained he was not feeling well, but a physician Nearly 24 hours later he suffered the heart attack. Funeral Plans Delayed. Funeral arrangements were de- layed pending arrival of Mrs. Carey from Careyhurst. Carey was the son of the late Jos- eurly-day Governor and United States Senator from the State. Born in Cheyenne, August 12, 1878, he was educated in the Cheyenne public schools, Hill School, Pottstown, | Pa, and Yale University. After re- ceiving his A. B. degree at Yale in | 1900, he returned to Wyoming and D, C. MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1937. A. DERBY LYNCH DIES |ARLINGTON BURIAL LEONARDTOWN, Md, January 18 (Special).—Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the All- FOR MRS. PICKETT Falth P. E. Church, Huntersville, by | Widow of Confederate General's the Rev. Franklin Lee Metcalf for A. Derby Lynch, native of St. Marys County, with interment in.the ad- Joining cemetery. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. May Ballenger Lynch, C. & P. ENGINEER DIES IN HOSPITAL Alfred George Reynolds Passes Away After Operation Last Week. Alfred George Reynolds, 52, survey engineer in the commercial depart- ment of the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co., died yesterday in Emergency Hospital. He had been ill a week and underwent an opera- tion last Monday. Mr. Reynolds, who lived at 4541 South Dakota avenue northeast, was a native of Brooklyn, N. Y. He had 30 years’ service with telephone com- panies, having started to work with the New York Telephone Co. in 1806. In 1918 he came to Washington and began work for the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. He had been here since except for three years, from 1923 to 1926, which he spent working Son Would Have Been 73 Tomorrow. Puneral services for Mrs. Ida Christiancy Pickett, widow of Maj. George E. Pickett and a resident of ‘Washington for many years, are be- ing held this afternoon in Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs. Pickett, who would have been 73 tomorrow, died Saturday of pneu- monia in Charlotte, N. C., where she made her home with her son, Lieut. George E. Pickett, 3d. One other son, Maj. Christiancy Pickett, of Baton Rouge, La., survives. Mrs, Pickett’s husband was the son of Maj. Gen. G, E. Pickett, the Con- federate general who led the famous charge at Gettysburg. She was the daughter of Henry C. Christiancy and the granddaughter of Senator Isaac O. Christiancy of Michigan. Arrangements had been made pre- viously to hold funeral services to- GREECE GIVEN LOAN Germany Finances Purchase of $54,735,000 War Materials./ ATHENS, January 18 (#).—The Greek government completed arrange- ments today to borrow 6,150,000,000 drachmae ($54,735,000) from Germany to be used exclusively for buying war materials, it was disclosed by official sources, The loan is repayable in six years. RITES FOR B. A. JACOBS BY the Associated Press. STAUNTON, Vi January 18.— Funeral for B. A. Jacob, sr., former secretary of the Southern Baptist As- sociation, was conducted from the family home, Burial will be in Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond, today. Jacob died at his home of pneu- monia. He was a former secretary of the Richmond Grain Exchange, | Retiring in 1924 he moved to Staunt- ton to make his home with his son, B. A. Jacob, jr. Rev. I. T. Jacobs of the First Bap- tist Church, officiated at the services. Quality and Price Joseph Gawler’s Sons has been engaged in provid- ing funeral services of the finest character since 1850. Today these services are offered here at prices to suit every family’s means, as shown by consecutive adult funera) Falmouth, yesterday. | Since 1855 FIOWERS OUPONT CIRCLE NO.7000 @dar Hill = Washinglon' mait B emet DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE SERVICE BY o’ any place $3 in the city COlumbia 0432 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World. AD\FRTISEVIE T. If Constipated for the Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co. in Baltimore. He was & member of the Reliance Lodge of Masons in New York. Surviving Mr. Reynolds are his widow, Mrs. Marguerite K. Reynolds; two sisters, Mrs. Harry R. Townsend, Brooklyn, and Mrs. W. W. Vanderbiit, Birmingham, Ala., and two brothers, Clarence M. Reynolds, Hackensack, N. J, and Willlam A. Reynolds of Brooklyn. Funeral services will be held at 3 pm. tomorrow in the Lee funeral home, Fourth street and Massachu- setts avenue northeast. Rev. J. M. Gillum of the Brookland M. E. Church | will officiate. The Masons will be in | charge.. Burial will be private. Joseph G Fumera Chapel Alfred B. Ga' 1750-2-4-6-8 Penn: played a major role in development of the comparatively new State. A daughter, Sarah, 24, and a son, Joseph M. Carey, 2d, Yale University senior, also survive. THOMPSON _GEORGE on Priday. January 15 Gallager Hosoital” GEORGE ' CLIFTON THOMPSON. infant son of Morman and Cecile_Haney Thompson of 731 7th st se. Services from the funeral home of | Almus R. Speare. 0 R. I ave. ne. on Tuesday January 19. at 10 a.m - terment Liberty Grove Cemelery, Spen- cerville, Md. TILGHMAN. ELLEN. On Fri January 15. 1947 at her residence. 1761 Willard st.nw. ELLEN TILGHMAN. belsved sic- ter of Mary Gray and Lottie Freeman She ulso leaves other relatives and friends. ~ Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. nv ti 10 am. Monday: e= after at her late residence 1561 Willard st. n w. Puneral Tuesdsy._January 19, &) - from the Mount Horeb Bantist Church. ~16th and ne Chailes Fox oMciating, Interment Wrod- Iawn Cemetery. Wlllli CARRIE MINERVA (MINNIE). On Sinday, January 17. 1937 CARRIE MINERVA "(MINNIE) WILLIS. beloved wife of 1he late Cornelins D. Willis and mother of Claude E. Willis and Mrs. Fls G. Nalley Fineral from the residence of her son. 1242 Evarts st. n.e.. on Tuesday. Janua-y 19 at 3 pm. ~ Interment Glen- | Tood Cemetery. ‘Relatives and. triends nv} IFTON. 95 In Memoriam. ADAMS, EMMA C. ins memory er our dear mother. EMMA C. ADAMS passed awav twenty.five years Gav January A" Ja ‘Tis hard to lose a mother 1f only tears could bring her back Mother would be her HER T.OVING DAUGHTERS. FLLA AND MARY. LOFTIES. FRANCES F #nd devotion in memory. kind mother. FRANCE: who entered her haven of rest fourteen vears ago today. January 1R, 1923, All to myself T hold and know. All of the davs of lone ago. Wonderful davs. when vou and T Owned all of the sinshine in the sky. The davs come back and thev always will, But I keep their memory with me still. DAoL A DEVOTED AND ONLY DAUGHTFR. ROTH L. JOLIE McCARL. EMMA. Sacred to the memory of Mrs. EMMA MCcCARL. who died one year ago today. January 1R, 1936, Her smiling face and plessant wavs re a Dleasure to reca She had a kindlv word for each And died beloved by all GEORCE ‘S DODSON AND FAMILY. McCAULEY. JAMES. In loving memors of our beloved father. JAMES McCAULEY. Who departed this llfe four years ago today. January 18 1931 HIS DAUGHTIRS In Jovine devotion brecious "friend. JAMES Mc- Cavliy "who died four years azo today. January ‘18, 19: ELIZABETH MURRAY BYERS. RAEDY. MARY: MORGAN. MARY. ~Tn loving memory of our grandmoth- T PSARY "RABDY. who' deparied this life eleven years ago. January 15. 1626, and MARY MORGAN. who departed this life twelve years ago today, January 18, A tribute of love of a faithful S E_LOFTTES "Tis sweet to think we'll meet again here partings are no more. Ang that the ones we loved so well ave only gone before. r..ovmn GRANDD UGHTERS, MAR- JOSEPHINE. = LAN M. A tribute of love emory of our dear husband and father. ALLAN M. SHECK who en- tered eternal rect one year ago today. January 18. 19 The flowers we nhco upon your srave Mav wither and dec: But the love we bore tor you in life Can never fade away. HIS DEVOTED P'l' EVA. AND DAUGHTER. Au THORNTON. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH. In | loving _remembrance ol my dear mother. HARLOTTE ELIZABETH THORNTON Wwho pas: way twenty-five years a Today, January 18, 191% Deep_in my heart you're Xomny remem- n-%e happy memories cling to your A true heart that loved you with deepest AIVaSS Wik love you in death Just the # wa'vma DAUGHTER. JANIE. * W Rus-Dowrs’ by CON STIPATION M OUT OF SPIRITS AND TIRE EASILY -DUE TO CONSTIPATION.. SMIT] Catherine Smith (nee Crawford) lnd father of John A. Smith of Clll(orml nd Mrs. Anns W. Wolcott of Wash. ington, ©_ Services ll '.ln lbove Tesidenice on Tuesday, ary 19, .at . Reiatives’ and friends’ ine :md Interment Congressional Ceme- SMITH, AGGIE. Departed !Ml !lle on Seturdsy. January 16. 193 SMITH 115 12t M SUETSE Blederick B Bmith. " Biie S ait survived by one devoted sister. Kate Brow our _brothers. ah. Dav Henry and Benjamin Mrs. Zelda Shaw: also other and friends. Remains restini Malvan & Schey funeral homz 1«..‘ ai Harmony ‘Cemetery. SMITH. MAGGIE. l)enmd L lite on Satuiday Jenui GGIE five grandchildren Shaw: also other Telati Remains resting_at funeral home. New AND MY USUAL LAXATIVE DOES ME NO GOOD. YOU NEED A REAL LAXATIVE cuance BEECHAM'S THE PURELY OF PEP AND VIGOR BEECHAM'S PILLS CERTAINLY WONDERS FOR ME / Sud. | NEWS BROUGHT TO SON. Young Carey, Visiting Here, Told of Father’s Death. News of Senator Carey's death was brought to his son, Joseph, here yes- | terday. Young Carey, a senior at \ale‘ University, has been visiting for a few days at the home of Col. Harrison H. Dodge, 2016 R street, superintendent | of the George Washington estate at Mount Vernon, Va. He planned to leave for Wyoming by train this afternoon. AIR PHOTOS TO BE SEEN | The American Society of Photog- | rammetry today opened a two-day | annual meeting in the auditorium of | the National Museum with technical sessions scheduled through tomorrow. The subjects will be “Photogram- metry in China,” by R. G. Sanders, aerial photograph expert, and “Aerial Surveys of the Yukon,” by Walter A. Wood of the American Geographical Society of New York. | EDLCAI‘IO\AL RUSSIAN your personal assets. Private or Class. Day or Evening. BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES 1115 Connecticut _Ave. SPANISH iSeidrox Prof. from Spain. Conversational Method. 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