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@ard nf Thanks. JOHNSUN, MARY JANE. We wish to ex- press to our relatives and friends thanks and preciation for their words of sympathy and lovely floral tributes at ‘J;Hlegg;"?gogur mother, Mrs, MARY im DAUGHTER. ELLA THOMPEON AND SON. CHARLES JOHNSON. Beaths. ADZEMA. J. GEORGE. On Monday. Jan- uary_25. 1937. at his home. Dunn Lor- ing._ Va.. J. GEORGE ADZEMA. husband of Flcrence Bryant Adzema. Besides his widow. & son, J. George Adzema. Jr.. suUr- vives. Services Thursday January 28. at 2 p.m . at the above residence. Serv. ices at the grave private. \Sprmnfl“ld Mass.. papers vlea: opy.) 'HARLES E. Oa Monday. Ao ATt Warsendale. Pa | CHARLES E. ANDE SON. formerly o(: Washington, D, C. Funeral services at Flannery's tndertaking establishment on Thursday. January at Pittsburg NG. LYDA §. On Sunday. Jan- A R Gt YDA 8. ARMSTRONG of the Mendolh Ants T W, K. rmStrons. mains fer's funeral home. 1756 Pa. ave Funeral notice later. : RTLETT, FRED S, On Tucsday, BTy 1 At {he Washington B e Fakoma. Park. Md . FRED S. BARTLETT. 13 Elm ave.. Tako Md, beloved husband of Sarah B and devoted father of Richard, a Fred S.. ir. aged O: Beatrice, and Jean. aged 5. Remains ri his late residence, Faneral service Takoma Park _Presbyterian Cr Tulip and_Maple Md. on Thursday p.m. Relatives and ferment Fort Lincoln Cemeter: BOWSHER, BETHARD K. On January 26, 1047 4th st. se. B TH-\ beloved husband of Puneral from his ‘Thursday. J; A ment Cedar Hill Ce BOWSHER, BETHARD K munication o N A. A M. day. Janiiary 28 of aitendinc ihe brother, BETHARD K. order of the wo: + ROLAND M n(vn\x\ qu etary. MARY. On Tues . at_her residence Bw. MARY BRADY. bei | The fate dames . Brady. mother of Mary | Brady and sister o 1 Miller of Ta | koma Park. Md.. n A Oakiand. Md Ghambers o Chapin st n.w 28, at 8:30 p.m invited. Interme BRADY wm\ January Green BRAD v Brady. Funeral Tll at 10 a.m.. from her late re terment St. Mary's Ceme! olis. Md. HENRY, On Sunday, uary at his residence 880 36 A HENRY BRANSON. of the late John and M: brother, of Lillie Beck N. J. He aiso leav friends ~ Remains Ernest Jarv Y n.w. Fune 2 p'm.. from Rev. Curry coln Memor MARIE. Remains s funeral home. | where fune: rsday._Janvary ‘Interment Rosemont resting_at 1300 Sot services w 28 st 1 Cemetery CAMPBELL. EMMA J. On Tuesday Janu 1937, at he dence. 730 ( bm cflulcn THOMAS Sunday. dence! AYERS (‘HLY‘CH Avers. ir. a Church Terrell. and Robert R fces at McG January 1 coin Memorial COLBERT. FANNIE Saturday. 'January COLBERT ‘of 1133 leaves to mourn t: daughter, _several cousins. Rema funeral home. n.w. 1 pm. from a Interment Wood COLMAN. 1SABEL January 3711 Ka beloved w1 man and m and Belle C. Jac: her late re. 29. at &:30 am Shrine of the Sacred He Relatives Interment Gi COMPHER. EDWARD ( Januar: 140 EDWARD C. COMPHER gut st. n.w. beloved h Complier and father of pher and Ma resting at tk home. Br ices "at 5 5 “Cemet On Wednesdav. | t her _residence, | . ISABELLE D Requiem ma! t at Fineral theran Ch: <dav. Ja New Jerusalem Funeral January “N. at Avenue Baptis! C‘\.nch Taylor officiating. Relat e ves and 1 AN and_me of Queen of N E. 8. are requ neral’ of Siste: B ESTELCE J EVA PETEE. PHILLIPS JESSIE C. JOHNSO! DAY, RALPH. O 1937, au_Freedm DAY. devoted father of Mary Da Marie Day. He also leaves relatives and friends 143 Janiary dence Lakela day, ~ January 28 Bladenshurg M. F. Key officiating. Cemetery. DARCEY. ELLA VIRGINIA Monday, January 25, 14 Ritchie.’ Md . ELL: wife of tne late W Services at Fores on Thursday. Interment DOOLITTLE. \uu day. Jal morial DOOLITTLE. 1 liam H. and Eleancr L. neral servicas at her 2 California st n.w.. ) pm. STEPHENS. On Tues- 1937 ar Garfield Me- 3 STEPHENS ¥ e Wil- Fui- late residence. | on Thursda Inter "‘ngk. G"IIOR(‘.E k- 2 3 nesday. Janua : nd st n.ce C\EOR(vE W FULLER. beioved husband of Mav R} Fuller. Remains resting at Zurhorst's funeral parlors. 301 East Capitol &t. Notice of funeral later. GRIMES., EDGAR W. On Sanuary e Oxon Hill. 3 beloved husband of inee Hill). Funel ‘Thomas F. Murrav S s.e.. on Friday. Jan Bim. "Services at. Bell Camp Springs. Md.. at tives and friends invited. Interment church cemetery 28 GROVES, ROBERT L. On Tuesday. Janu- ary 26. 1937. ROBERT L. GROVES. aged 29 years. beioved husband of Lonise Groves (nee Chialastri), Funeral from the chapel of P. A. Taltavull 436 7th st. s.w.. on Fridey. January at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 8 [ ——— FUNERAL DIRECTORS Joseph F. Birch’s Sons (A. L. HAYCOCK Manager) Phone West 0096 3034 M Sl. N. w_ Estabiished 1841 * Frank Geier’s Sons Co. ll 3 Seventh 8t N W NAllonnl 2473 odem _Chapel._ Tel. V. L. SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W R _Speare establishment Phone 1009 H St. N. w.‘ NAttonal J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium $th and ifass A WILLIAM H. SCOTT 400 8th St. SE. Lincoln 0530 er’ One of the Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 617 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Picces 1212 F 8t N.W NAtional 4276 GEO C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT 0108 i sunaays” Cor. 14th & Eye and Sundays A Wednesday. ! | KNELL, MARY M. Beatha. HAMER. CHARLES A. Depart; on Monday, January 25. 183 residence. 200 _C st. s.w.. alte illness. CHARLES A’ HAMER. He leaves to mourn their loss s devoted wife. Mrs. Mary E_ Hamel one sister. Hattle Hamer Williams; other relatives “and friends. = Funeral Priday, January_ 20, noon._from the Metropolitan Wes- B A PR e Plon Cnurch. . Tnterment Arlington National Cemetery. ~Arrange- ments by L. E. Murray & Son. 28 HARING, CHARLES R. On Tuesday, Jan- :i7, at the residence of his 022 Perry st. n.e. Washington. CHARLES R. HARING. He is survived by three sons_Albert R.. Wi liam C. and Martin 8. Haring. Re- mains Testing at_the funeral home of Money & King. Vienna. Va. Funeral Thursday. January 28. at 2 p.am. from the “above ' funeral home. Intérment Oukton. Va. HARRIS, DOROTHY MAY. _On_Tuesday. January 20, 1937. DOROTHY MAY HARRIS, beloved daughter of Willlam H. and Dorcthy M. Harris and sister of William H. Harris, ir. Funeral services and interment strictly private at Cedar Hili Cemetery on Thursday, January S. at 11 am._ Services by the W. W. mboers Co. Southeast funeral hoine. HODGS ., JR. Janua 1937, at’ Westbury, MILLARD B. HODGSON. JR. son of Miliard B. and Eisie Hodgson (nee Glea son). Noiice of ices later. HUTCHINSON. HANNAH L. On Tuesday. January * 7. at her residence. 180 BN Lo, MANNAH L. HUTCHINGON, the beloved wife of James H. Hutchi son and mother of Fulton D. Hutchin- son. Funerzl services at the above residence on Friday. January 29. at 10 am: thence to Emanuel Church. Iith services wiil be hel aiives and friends Rock Creek Cen d Rich: Interment (Baitimore, Md.. bapers please copy.) /. Chambers _ Co. ¢ Depurted this 3 afl PEARL “COLLING “JA- d hier of John " H. loving sister of W.. Ruth. Irene. W. Collins _and i loving ‘aunt of Ruy- R ie also leaves to mourn their loss three uncles. two aunts and host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting ai Barbour Bros. iu- ueral home. 45 K st. ne. Funeral Thursday. January 28. at 2 p.m. from the acove funeral home. Rev. Earl Tyier Meiatin 27 SPER. REV. JAMES LEWIS fe’ Monday. January 5. 10 p.m.. Rev, JAMES LEWIS JASP Ivy st ‘Bieniwood. Md. belove ‘..nharu of the lat> Anna Jane Jasper. H ved by two devoted sons. .. and Ulysses daughters. Dycie Alle Addi> Baker, Zipporah on:-in-law, also other Remains resting at tuneral home. N. J. until_Thursday, and friends. the Malvan & Schey ave. and R st. n.w. January 2K at 9 ain. at which time Will lie in’ state at his late | ¢ Baptist Church of Brent- 4. 'Md. Funeral from the N teenth ~ Street Baptist Church. and Eve sts. n.w. T v, January at 1 pm. Rev. Waiter H. Brooks offi- ciating ny Harmony Cemetery, Sunday. is Hospit oi 1ana | leaves three sisters. one | relatives and friends. | at Stewarv’s funerai | Notice of funeral | Temains church . ne. 'HOLAS, _ Suddenly. on 107 at residence Annie G. Ketflu 11 Md.. JOSEPH LAS KEIN ton OF ne 3 Francis and Mary M. Kein, G._ Keegin,_ Katheriné ‘Teresa Kein Pu- | ce on Thursday. : thence 16 Church, Hyatts- e _mass will be said at 9 nt Mount Olivel Cemetery. . GRACE. Departed this life on 1937, et her resi- ave h.w. GRACE | . the devoted wife of William She leaves to mourn their ughters. four sons. three s and_other relatives | brother: resting with L. and two 1ends. Murray & Tal from Mo: Roy o Pavne's Cemetery. On Tuesday. January her residence. 1219 D s . MARY M.. beloved wife of Andrew Kneli and niother of Charles. Blan Funeral 1 dav. January 1 Requiem mass at Holy Comforter h st 9 am. Relatives and friends vited to attend. Interment Mount ivet Cemetery. S KNOTT, WALTER A, On Tuesday Jan- | 1947, 'WALTER A. KNOTT. | aged 51 vears. beloved husband of Mar- | Funeral services at the onduit e ofered at 10 am. for the Relatives and friends Mount " OI! mass will renose of his soul . Interment L EDWARD. 1» Shefrier D loved husband of and beloved | thence to Our Lady of Vic- | jc Church. Condmit rd.. | mass will be said 2t o a T thg repose of his soul. Relat and | d d. Interment Arlingten | . _Officers and members miral George Dewey Naval | No. 7. U. 8. W. V.. are | to ‘report 'at_Pythian | 1013 9th ! January T atiend the funeral of our’ late comrade. JOHN E. order of S A LQETEN. Commander, CHARLES MENTGIS. Adjutant 27 MAGRUDER. DR. HUGH. _On We 1937, " Dr. ALl AGRUDER. U. §. S am. retired. Funeral | On Tuesday. Janu- Garfield Hospital. of Sherman ave. n.w._devoted wife of John A Gowan. “She also leaves other rela nd friends. Remains resting at the W. Jaryis funeral church. 1432 You Notice of funeral later. On Tuesday. 6. 1037, Hospital, ETHEL STOREY MILLER. daughter of Daniel Miller and the late Sue T. Miller. Who passed away January 2 Funeral from_her late resi- Takoma ave. Takoma Park. Thursday, January 5. at 11 a.m. Interment i Creel: Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chambers Co. MITCHELL. LOUIS. = Departed this life dnes January 27. 1937. at Gal- al. LQUIS MITCHELL. de- d.of Mary Miichell, father He also leaves & Chugnter-in-law. Matilds Mitehell Res mains resting_at Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 South Capitol st. Notice of funeral later BROSE. On Wednesday. Jan- AMBROSE. beloved hus- band of the late Alice Mohr. Remains at his late residence. 237 R st. n.e. until Thursday. January 28. at 12 noon. Funeral and interment Jersey City. N. J. ELL, CATHERINE. On Monday. 1937, at her residence, 4108 ave. Brentwood. Md. CATH- ERINE O'DONNELL (nee Foley). beloved wife of Thomas P. O'Donnell, * Puneral Wil be held from above residence on Thursday, January 28, at 8:30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. James' Church. Mount Rainier. Md.. at 9 a.m. Inter- ment Mount Oiiver Cemetery. Relatjves and friends invited PALMER, THOMAS S.. M. D. Denlxl.ed this ufe at_his residence. 1035 New Jersey ave.. Monday_January 25 1937, THOMAS §. PALMER. M. D.. beloved husband of Sarah E. Palmer and son of the late Desmon: P. Taylor and brother of Joseph H. Imer and nephew of Mrs. Rhoda Fairess of Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Arrangements by Ruth Dabney & Co_ Puneral Thursday. January 28, at L p.ni. from Peoples Congregational Church, between 6th and 7th on M n.w., Rev. Elmes officiating. Relatives and | nds invited. Interment Harmony Cemetersy. 27 PALMER. THOMAS S. The Association ©of Oldest Inhabitants. Colored. will at- | tend {uneral of THOMAS S.'PALMER from People's Congregational Church, 6th and 7th on M st. n.w. Thursday. damuary SE 987 Lopm L . | residen G. L WALTON. Seoterars. PALMER, DR. THOMAS 8. The Banneker Reliel As<ociation announces the death of Dr. THOMAS S. PALMER. Funeral | from People's Congregational Church. M st. between Pilh llld 4th Ssts.. on e J. C. BURLLS. Secretary. FORTER, REV. WILLIAM H. D!Dlneflx this life Monday. January 2i ! his_residence. 1925 s n 1 L 2 | | at_Sib] four children, four grandchildren and two neph s to_mourn their loss. Remains resting at E. W. Bundy's funeral home, 421 Fla. ave. nw. Punenl Thursday. | January' 28, at from Second Buptiss Ghureh Rev. Rolloman ofeiets ing Interment Harimony Cemetery. RICHARDSON. | FRANCES, on = Sundas. | Janu‘ry 24 FRANCES RICHARD- | BON. beloved wite ‘o ‘Joun Bithardcon. | lovin~ dashter of Helen (Dolly) Boyd, sister of Gertrude Boyd. She also leaves other relatives and friends, Remains restine at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.. until 5 n.m. Thursday: thereatter ai ‘her late resi: dence, Oth st. n.w. Puneral Pri- day, january 26. at 2 p.m.. from Church of Our Redeemer. Re E. Wiseman officiatine. Interment Lincoln Memgrial Cemetery. SATTERFIELD, MYRTLE A. 'ruemr January 26,1937, at her residence 08 F st. n.w. MYRTLE A. SATTERFIELD. g g S ome, apin st. n. Notice of funeral m-. 2 be | TAYLOR. A | wiLLI G Braths. SAMPSON, MARY. Devarted this lite on Monday, January 2i 7. after a brief Miness MARY GAMPSON. She leaves 1o mourn_their loss two loving daughters. Mrs. Maggle Tinsley and Mrs. Annie Miner:_five grandchildren: two sister: Mrs. Katle Blair and Miss Simmee Reeder; one brother, Della Reeder: three nieces, 'five nephews and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains restin at Joseph C. Janitérs funeral home. 1141 2%d st. n.w.. until 12 o'clock Wed: hesday: thercatier 'at the Jesidence of Mrs. Sophia Freeman. at L W, Funeral Thursday. January the above residence at #:30, !ollo'ed hy high mass at St. Augustine’s Church at 10 a.m. Interment Baltimore, Md. SAUNDERS. LENA BALDW day. Janiiary 25 1037 &L Ber sesidence. 5515 Sherrier place n.w.. LENA BALD- WIN SAUNDERS. the Leloved wife of Jemes Willlamy Saunders. Puneral from H. M. Padgett’s funeral home. 131 11th st. s.e. on Thursday January 38 at 2 p.m.” Relatives and friends invited. In- terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 27 SAYLES. ROBERT. Departed this life on Sunday. January 24, 1937. at_Gallinger Hospital. ROBERT SAYLES. He leaves a devoted wife. Mrs. Julla Sayles: two sisters. Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Wash- ington. D. C.. and Mrs. Josephine Med- derith of Baltimore. Md.; one broth ‘William Henry Sayles of Bedford. Va. four nieces. Remains resting at R. C. Richardson & Co.’s funeral home. 1700 Vermont ave. until ‘Wednesday. January 27, at 12 midnight: thereafter at his late residence. 310 P st. ne. Pu. neral services. January 28, at 1 p.m. at the Northeast Baptist Church. :rd st. between D and E sts. n.e.. Rev. Jer- nagin _officiating. ~ Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery, 27 SAYLES, ROBERT D. Speclal communica- tion of Felix Lodge. No. A A M. Thursday. January at “noon. to attend the funeral ‘of out late past master. Brother ROBERT D. SAYLES, from Northeast Bantist Church. T. E. COX. W. M, CHARLES C. CARTER. Secreiary. * SCHULTZ, PHILLIP EDWARD. On Tues- day January 6 _'at his residence, Otway ave. ~Capitol Heights MG.. PHILLIP EDWARL SCHULTZ. beloved husband of Mary A. Schultz and father of Frank E. Harry A. and Miss Ruth E. ‘Schultz 'Mrs. Anna Marle Asher, Mrs. Edith E. Riefler. Mrs. Lewis Brady, Mrs. William Helder and Mrs Edward Sine of Philadelpnia. Pa. Fu- neral services at the above residence of Friday. Janpary 29 at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 28 SMACKUM. ALBERTA THOMAS. nesdas. January 250 As RUNER i beigved wite of Walter Smackum. =~ She also leaves mourn their Joss a sister. Emme CTase a brother. William K. Jackson: an uncle: John Ransom. and other relatives and friends. Remamns resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral hereafter. SMITH. ROBERT HAMILTON. Suddenly. on Tuesday January 2 residence. 1 Conn. “ave. n. ERT HAMILTON SMITH. belo band of Mae Clarke Smith and father of Mary Louise Smith. Notice of fu- neral later ITH. ROBERT H. On Sunday. January 1937 at his residence. =X18 Georgia ave. nw., ROBERT H. SMITH. devoted husband *of "Hattle “Smith. father of Beatrice Milburne and Dorothy Smith. father-in-law of Norman Milburne. uncle of William White. He also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting ai the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 U st. n.w._ until 3 p.m. Thursday, : thereafter at late residence. . n.w. Funeral Priday, | Junuary 26, at 8 p.m. from Third Bap- tist Churcn. sth and Q sts. n.w.. Rev. George O. Builock officiating. Interment Harmony Cemetery. 28 On_ Tuesday. January 26, 1037 ELLA TAYLOR. beloved mother of ‘Mrs. 'Mauce 1. T. Browning. Funeral services at the W, W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.%. on Thursday, January 2. at 3 p.m. Rela- yives and friends invited. Interment Columbia Cemetery. Clarendon. Va. AMADEO On Wed- < January ) at his Tesi- dence. ' Southbrook ~Courts. _16th and Newton _sts n.w. AMADEO LANDRY THOMAS. husband of Anna P. Thomas. Services. private. at the above address Pridav. January 29. at 2:30 pm. _In- terment "Alexandria. Va. 28 CLARENCE O Suddenly. on nday. JANUATY 25, near Miami CLARENCE O TOWLES. peloved band of Anna Towles of Baltimorc father of Mrs. Walter Fuller of ltimore. Mrs. Grace T. Bass of Tulsa. | Mr. Robert C. Towles of Mount | Rainier. Md.. and brother of Mrs. Glenn Wood of McKeesport. Pa.. and W. H. Towles of Chevy Chase. Md. Funerai services Friday. January 29. at Hysong's funeral home, 1300 N st n.w.. at 2:40 p.m. Interment Glenwood Cemete: TURNER, WILLIAM. On Tuesdax. Janu- | 26, 1957 at’ Mount Alto Hogpital. TLLIAM TURNER husbapd of Virsie Turner. father of Vernon and William Tumner. brother of Clinton and Edward | Turner, inderella Jackson. Mary+ Nickens and Sarah Thornton, Remains | Testing at Prazier's funeral home. 380 ave. n.w. Funeral Saturday. J ). at 1 p.m.. from the above-men- | rs.Interment - Chantills, On Mon- On Wed- ALBERTA VOORHEES. CLIFFORD BUCHANA} on Tuesday. January 6. 1 at Emer- gency Hospital. CLIFFORD BUCHANAN VOORHEES. beloved hushand of Bernice W. Vocrhees. Funeral from the Nevius funeral home. 24 New York ave. n.w. Thursday. Jabuary 28 at 2 pm. Intes ment in’ Arlinston National Cemetery. WALKER. LAURA RAY. Suddenly. on Tuesday, January 20, 1937 at Peiping | a. 'LAURA RAY WALKER. beloved | iher of Henry L. Walker. Puneral at Peiping i WARDEN. MAGGIE (TENNESSEE MAG- GIE) ddenly. on Saturday. January MAGGIE WARDEN (TENNES. 8 NAGOIS, Siter ol Mia - Becsie Brown of Baltimore, Md: niece of Mrs. Ida Fisher and Mrs. Martha Hawkins, Sne also eaves other relatives and many friends. Rhires funeral chapel s.w., where funeral services will be held at 1 pm Thurscay. January 28, ment Rosemont Cemetery. VATSON. JANE On Tuesday, January | . 1937, at her residence. 302N 14th st nw 'JANE S. WATSON. widow of James M. Watson. Services at her late | residence on Thursday. January 98 at| 240 p.m. Interment Rock Creck Ceme- | ery | WILLIAMS, ADELLE OTT. On Monday 19 at “her residence n'w.. ADELLE OTT WIL- beloved daughier of the late Lem D. and Sargh O'Donnell Wil- liams. _ Funeral from her late residence on Thursday, January °8. at 8:30 a.m. Mass at St. Matthew's Church at § am. Intermeni Mount Olivet Ceme- tery 27 WILLIAMS. EDWARD. ~ Suddenly. on Sat- urday._ Janu; 23, 1937, EDWARD WILLIAM: beloved husband of Frances Williams of 1247 Gth st n.w He ‘also is survived by_other relatives | and friends. Funeral Thursday. Janu- ary 28, at_1 p.m.. from Henry S. Wash- | ington & Sons’ funeral home. 467 N & n.w. Relatives and friends invited. ¢ ORRIE. On Sunday. January 24, at p.m.. ORRIE WILLIS, de- Voied Wite of Chariey Willls, mother.of Asnies. Rachel and Amelia Willis. She also leaves three grandchildren. two sis- ters, one niece, two sons-in-law. mother- in-law, one sister-in-law. two brothers- in-law' and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the ‘W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 U st. n.w. until 5 p.m. Wednesday: there- after at her lale residence. 2113 ath st Funeral Thursday. Ja: p.m e of Our Re deemer Ath st. near Barry ol. n.w.. Rev. D. E. Wiseman officiating. ~Iuterment Payne Cemetery. 27 WRIGHT. JONATHAN, Derarted this life Tuesday. January 96. 1937. at Walter Reed Hospital affer a short iliness, JONATHAN WRIGHT, He was the son of Jonathan gnd Catherine Wright and also leaves to mourn a loving wife. Lessie Wright: mother-in-law and fa- ther-in-law. = Mr. and _Mrs. Harry Mitchell. and other relatives and friends; Remains resting at Barnes & Matthews' funeral home. 614 4th st. s.w. Notice of funeral later. WYNKOOP, GEORGE E. On Tuesday. January 26, 1937. at his residence. 315 Oglethorpe st. n.w. GEORGE E. WYN. KOOP. beloved husband of the late Sal lie Megz Wynkoop and brother of Mar: tina F. Kendrick and John F. Wynkoop. Serviees at the above residence on Thursday, January 28, at 2 p.m. Rela- tives and friends invited. ~Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 27 In Memoriam. ARROWS, GEORGE FELLER. _Called !n%me six years ago today, GEORGE FELLER BARROWS. Sacred to his Hig" oglvo’rxn WIFE, MAE CARTER BARROW Remains resting at the John T. ird and Eve sts: | preparation of the remains, funeral cars, the insertion the starting point. and desires of “l DIVIDUAL. Each service circumstances and wishes VARY i would be most comforting Funeral directing requ beautiful remembrance. lmer-‘( STAR, WASHINGTON MRS. LAURA WALKER [MISS MARY DOOLITTLE DIES OF PNEUMONIA Mother of Henry L. Walker, Southern Railway Solicitor, ‘Was Visiting in China. Mrs. Laura Ray Walker, 56, of 1028 Connecticut avenue, mother of Henry L. Walker, Southern Railway solicitor, died yesterday of pneumonia in Peiping, China, according to word re- ceived here. Mrs. Walker had been in China about two months visiting her sister, Countess Katherine d'Anjou, whose husband is high commissioner of cus- toms at Peiping for the Chinese gov- ernment. For the past 15 years Mrs. Walker had made her home in Washington, and belonged to the Kentucky State Society here. Her son is a law pro- fessor at National University, in addi- tion to holding the position with the railroad. Mrs. Walker was the widow of H. Lee Walker of Dover, Del. Funeral services will be held in Peiping. The place of burial is to be decided later, it was announced. DENTAL SOC.IETY MEETS Dr. George Trible, nose and throat specialist, and Dr. Stephen Hopkins were speakers at the regular monthly meeting of the District Dental Society last night in the Public Health Serv- ice Auditorium. Dr. G. Albert Smith presided. Dr. Trible spoke on “Oral Manifes- tations of Systemic Diseases,” while Dr. Hopkins' topic was “The Best Time to Treat Malocclusion. REPEAL OF ACT URGED Committee of C. of C. Opposed to Walsh-Healy Law. A United States Chamber of Com- merce committee yesterday urged re- peal of the Walsh-FHaley act, which enforces labor standards on con- tractors selling supplies to the Gove In Memortam. BRAXTON. JOSEPH S. Sacred to the ‘memory ‘of our dear husband and father. JOSEPH S. BRAXTON. who departed this life eight years ago today. Janu- ary 27. 1929, 1t is rfiotfl the tears at the time that are she ‘That tell the heart is broken. But the silent tears in after years And _remembrance silently spoken. DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN. * | BRAXTON, BETSY. In cherished and everlasting _memory _of our darlin mother. BETSY BRAXTON. who passe on 16 vears ago, January 27, 19 HER_DEVOTED CHILDREN, 'P. LEY. N. BOUE. BROADUS. JOSEPH A. In memory of | the dearly beloved husband and father, JOSEPH A. BROADUS. who passed away | one year ago today January 1936 Days have passed by, beloved. But ‘memories of you will never die You. who always so faithful and true, Ever so willing to care and to do: Days With hearts that are aching Our work must go on. WIFE AND FAMILY. JORDAN. THOMAS W. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear husband and father, THOMAS W. JORDAN. who passed oo eight years | January WHFEAND DAUGHTER. * PAYNE. HARRY T. In loving remem- brange of my dear father HARRY PAYNE who departed this L vears ago today. January B DRV OTED DAVGHTER. L BERGMANN RILEY. EDITH E. 1In loving remembrance | of our dear daughter and sister. EDITH | E. RILEY (nee Annadale). who died 18 | years ago January 27, 1919. Loved in life Remembered in _death THE FAMILY. * SAMUE MARIE. In loving remem- brance of my dear mother, MARIE SAMUELS, who passed away five years g0 today. January 27, 1932. Some sweet day mother, We will meet again LOVING DAUGHTER. EVELYN MUNB?N. SUMMERS. ALICE E. A tribute of love to the memory of our dear mother. ALICE E. SUMMERS. who departed this life one vear ago today. January 27, 36. HER DEVOTED DAUGHTERS. I miss you darling mother, Morning noon and night. No other voice so sweet as thine, No face seems half so bright DAUGHTER ANNA. Faithful mother, both true and kind. A truer mother you could never find, For all of us. she did her best, God grant her eternal rest DAUGHTER ALICE. A mother who gave the best of her life. ‘Who t;hrlrished our secrets, sorrow ana She taught us to love and also to pray. My mother in heaven God hless her DAUGHTER_BESS. 'S ago today, %/, HOWERS DUPONT CIRCLE 'g N0.7000 Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service 510 C 5t. NE. Linc. 5537 North Side of Stanton Park. (edor Hill 'Wao/unqfim mail | B Cme’terg DOCTORS RECOMMEND AMBULANCE SERVICE BY e gt e COlumbia 0432 One of the Largest Undertakers in the Worl Individuality Certain things are included in every funeral. The the use of the chapel and of notices, etc., are the foundation of every service. However, these are only Our 36 years of experience as Funeral Directors in Washmgton have taught us that to meet the needs family EACH funeral must be IN- must_be made to fit the of the family--and WILL scores of details from the service which to another. ires the creativeness and individual attention of a master to mould it into a WM. H. SARDO & CO. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 412 H St. N.E. OO R RRIR0 Lincoln 0524 e 50 lonesome. the hours so long. | 7 | | | /7 DIES AFTER ILLNESS ative of City Was Daughter of One-Time Patent Office Executive. Miss Mary Stephens Doolittle died last night after a short illness at her home, 2153 California street. Miss Doolittle, a native of Washing- ton, was the daughter of the late Wil- liam H. Doolittle, prominent patent attorney and at one time assistant commissioner of patents. Her mother was the late Mrs. Eleanor L. Doolittle. Miss Doolittle was a life member of the Women’s City Club, belonged to St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church and was an alumna of the Mount Vernon Seminary. Surviving her are two sisters, Miss Jennie E. Doolittle and Miss Sara Ormsby Doolittle, both of this city, and a brother, William Gray Doolittle of Sewickley, Pa., who practices pal ent law in Pittsburgh. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Rev. | Howard S. Wilkinsoa, rector of St. Thomas® Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Trees on Georgia Building. Several small oaks and sycamores. enough to give the appearance of & young hedge, grow in the mortar | between bricks atop a building in Reidsville, Ga. w2 Z Z 2 Z 7 77 W M An unusually well-made upholstered pieces. possess pieces DR. A. F. MAGRUDER PNEUMONIA VICTIM ‘Was Oldest Retired Officer of Navy Medical Corps and Native of D. C. Lieut. Comdr. Alexander Fitzhugh Magruder, 87, oldest retired officer of the Navy Medical Corps, both in age and from the date of his first service, died today of pneumonia at his home, 1325 Jefferson place. A native of this city, Dr. Magruder was graduated in 1871 from the old Columbian College Medical School, and was commissioned an assistant surgeon in the Navy the same year. He was promoted to passed assistant surgeon in 1874, and to surgeon in 1885. Retired for physical disability in November, 1896, he was called to duty during the Spanish-American | war and served at Marine headquarters | here. Dr. Magruder, who had lived here since his retirement, was a member of the Metropolitan Club. He is sur- vived by a son, Alexander R. Ma- gruder, retired legation counselor, who resides here; a daughter, Mrs. Kent Rowbottom, Long Beach, Calif., and a grandchild. Puneral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at his residence. Bu- | rial will be in Arlington National Cemetery, with full military honors. e highest type of Service within the means of all ECAUSE our service is recognized as being one of the finest available in Washington is no reason why it should be within the means of just a few. To all who come to us will be given the same complete, capable, sincerely helpful service regardless of the price that’s paid. Remember to call Ryan Service, Ryan De Luxe Ambulance Service the Last Word in Ambulance Service. Phome Atlantic 1700. 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