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A—14 #x K Braths. AYRES. ALBERT SIDNEY. On Thursday. 2} ghis residence; i ALB] VHES. beloved Busband of Sadie Avres #nd father of Denis R. A: Elmer L. Ayres of Lynchburg. Va nd Vincent A “Ayres of Detroit. Mich Remains resting at the W. W. by Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 st. se. Notice of funeral later. ALBERT LEE. on Tuesday, Feb- IllFK LE B esday, o B Husiand o Mapel EoBaker and Pother of Walter Baker and Ethel M Donovan, Funeral from his late res dence, 4520 av dav. February S m " Relatives and friends ed. Interment Cedar Cemetery. LYTTLETON Thursday. February 23 A teband-of Phifer, eloved husband of father of Virginia. Jack. Elizabeth. Wil- liam and Edward Baker. Services at {s late residence. 4016 Tilinois nw. on Saturday’ February 27 pm. Relatives and friends invited terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BALI ARD. THERESA RAY. On Saturday. ruary 20, rgidence. RNOL! on LD A ol Sibley D BAK! R “Baker i at In. TR nton et s T the devoted wife of Eqward Ballard. 1o ing mother of Annie. Olivia. William. Edgar. James and Edward. jr. She also leaves a devoted mother. Ida Lee: two brothers. four sisters and otner relatives and friends Remains resting at the gohn T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and sts. s.w.. where funeral services w)Il be held at ® a.m. Priday. Februal ;’: Interment in Mount Olivet Ceme: Ty, BANKS. FLORENCE. Departed !his life ednesday. February 24, 1037, at Gal- llnl!r Hospital. FLORENCE BAN‘KS de- Yoted daughter of Mystle and Cephas mains at Eugene Ford's tuneral home. 1300 South Cap- itol st.. where funeral services will be held Saturdav. February at 11 ISiorment - Rosemont — Cemetery. BARKER. FRANCES E. On Wednesday, February 24, 1937. at the residence of her niece. Mrs. 0] eet. 3238 Prospect ave n.w loved daughter of Fihe date James and Prances Barker. She also leaves a_host of other relatives and friends. Remains he W. Ernest Jarvls funeral Yo n.w. Funeral Sat- urday. February at'l pm. from the hove funeral church. Rev. H. B. Tavlor gciating. Interment Harmony Ceme- ery. BROOKS, ARTHUR. On Saturdas. Fen- ruary 20, 193 at Gallinger Hospital ARTHUR' BROOKS. devoted father of Russell and Arthur Brooks. i also leaves four brothers. two isters, other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. ird and Eve sts. Funeral Saturday. February at 6 am. from the Redeemer chtnotic Church ew York and New Jersey aves. terment Arlington National cemn-n. lnmw ANNIE E. Suddenly. on Tut day. February 3. 1937 at Casualty Hospital. ANNIE E. BROWN. beloved sis- ter of Mary Margaret Walker. Remains esting at the funeral home of Perry & st. n.w. Puneral from the m home on Priday. February at am.. thence to St. Aloysius Chupeh where Teauiem mass Will be faid at 0 am. for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BUCKLEY. PATRICK V. On Tuesday. February =i 1037 PATRICK V. BUCK- . nusband of “Emma nn_ Buckley and " Buck- Funeral from the W. Southeast funeral home. s, on Friday. Febriary 26 am thence to St _Alo Slbre macs will be Gftered at 043 am for the repose of his soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet, Cemetery. SUTLER. WILLIAM HENRY,_On Tuesday. 937~ at Gallinger Hos- g % \HLLIA\I HENRV the devoted usband of Corine Butler. loving father of Gladys Butler. son of George and Nora Butler. He also leaves two broth- ers. four sisters and other relatives and friends, Remains resting at the John hines funeral nome. Pnl-\rk st Alexandria. Briia rebruary 3oc &t 15 7 the Oakland Baptist Church. Seminary. Va. Interment in Antioch. Va. CARRAHER, ELLEN J. On Tuesday. Feb- s 23 1937, at her residence. 504 6th st. s.w. ELLEN J. CARRAHER. be- loved daughiter of the late "Ellen’and ‘Thomas Carraher. Funeral froi her jate residence PFriday, February 30 a.m. Requiem mass at St. Dol inic’s Church at 10 am. Relatives an friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Members of Third Order of St. Dominic please take notice. rangements by P. A. Taltavull. CHRISTIA ART .l, s residence. ti: FPh xx t hi N o ARTHUR 3. CHRISTIAN, b foted ‘misbang of Mary Christian /m Mahoney). Funeral will be heid from Timothy Hanlon's funeral varlors. 641 H st. n.e. on Saturday. February 27. at %.30'am_ Requiem mass at St. Joseph's Church at @ a.m. Relatives and friends invited. ~ Interment Arlington Nation Cemetery. 2 COLBERT. MARGARET LARKIN. Tuesday. February 23 1037 MATY GARET LARKIN COLBERT. the beloved | mother of Mrs. Margaret” Fissell and James E._ Colbert. Remains resting et the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast fu- neral home. 517 11th st. s.e. Services and interment private. F. On Tuesday. Pebru- ai the residence of his 156 North Carolina ave. se.. THO\‘[AS F. DEAN. beloved husband of Margaret E. Dean and father of William C.. Thomas F. Georae A., Joseoh E. James_A. and Andrew A Mrs’ L A yenkihe’ Nrs. Ligzie M. Becker Mrs. Ada_C. Jackson. Mrs. Annie Hall and Mrs. Lillie A Mockabee. Fu- neral services at the m\e residence on Saturday. February <30 am: Cieneaal, EiP Beters Catholic Church 2nd and C sts. s.e. where mass will be ofared at_ o am. for the repsse of his Relatives and {riends are invited Mount Cemetery. Services by the W. Southeast funeral home. se FISHER. W his residence, 1037, at 13th st. ne. WILLIAM FISHER. fai of Mrs. Elizabeth Forbes and Mrs. Mm- nie Tighman. He ajso leaves three grandchildren. cne niece and two | nephews, ZRemains resting at Stewart's | funeral home. 30 H st. ne. Notice of funeral later. 26 'OLEL MARY J. ay. February LLIAM. _On Wednesday OLLIE). On Thurs- 1937, RY J. CAOLLIE): beloved daughter of the lae Patrick_and Kate Foley and sister of Sister Zita of the Sacred Heart Con- vent of Notre Dame. Cincinnati omo Funeral from her late residence. 33 ... on Saturday, February am.: thence to Martin's Shere reauiem nigh mass Wil be suna at o o'clock. Relatives and friends in- Vited.” ‘Interment Mount Otivet Cgme- ery. GLASCOCK. Tuary 23. niece, Mrs ELLA. On Tuesday. Feb- 1637, at the residence of her E. Archlhnld 14 Home- Linthicum_Heights, Md.. F. COCK. | Puneral ’l’hursduv at 30 p.m. from "“Interment St. Mare Margarets, Anne F. Raret's Cemetery. Arunde] Gounty GODFREY On Wednesday. Feb- at 1203 4th st n.w.. TOEN ConriEy ™ Remains resting st Frazier's funeral home. 389 Rhode Is- land ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later. n Tuesday. Febru- L o Hnmo I.OUIQE GORI Iesting av Fraziers e R I n.w. Funeral Saturday. from above-men- at 1 pm George _O. 25 ablishment. Bifiock Oficinting. BAIRSTON. JOHN. Friday. Pebruary X men’s _Hospital. JOHN DT wios Ay JOtiband of deanetie Hairston and brother of Jannie Pinkard. Noiscess Harton and Margaret, Hairston »-0f West Virginia. _Funeral Thursday. February 25 at 8 p.m.. from Richard: son's funeral home, 1700 Vermont ave. n.w. Bishop Dixon officiating. Relativer "wha Griends 2bvite Rev. Departed this life 19 193 MXCHAEL A. HANNAN. beloved husban of Marguerite K. Hannan and brother of L ns and Miss Mar- aret C. Hal Funeral services 1etlate” residence. 190: Park rd"n.w on Saturday, February Dhence o ine “Bhrine. of the. Sacred Heart, 16th st. and Park rd. n.w.. where high requiem mass will be offered at 9 Relatives and friends invited. Titerment Mount ouvev. Cemetery. 26 BARVEY. SAMUEL _J. Wednesday. EFebruary 24. 1447, at Shhiey. Hospitar BAMUEL RVEY. beloved husband of Mary W le\ey and father of Mar- garet Alice and Robert Eugene Harvey. an Saturday. February 27. at 2 D. tives and friends invited. Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BASKELL, THOMAS Departed this Ille on_ Wednesday. February 24. 1937, q‘llh&nr Ha)x’mlul ‘THOMAS HASK!LL Interment 268 T, i E “Baliy “Hasken: brother. Foster Haskeli: one aunt and Dm!r relatives and friends. Funeral bruary 26 at 11 am. from Taiare residence. C st. se. "Inter- ment in Arlington Nulun-l Cemetery. * FUNERAL DIRECTORS. V. L. SPEARE CO0. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Nationas c2s02 1009 H St. N.W. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium th and Mass. Ave. N.E. _ Lincoln 5200 _] h F. Birch’s Sons IAYCOCK. Manager) Phene Wen nm’msou St. N.\W. Estabiished 1841 Frank Geier’s Sons Co. boiern ehaver "ror. NAtional 2473 ¢ P On Wednesday. | Beaths. BOVIAID MAIY !LLA Oon Wes d»ud-y 24. LA o residence of ienter_and son-in-iaw and s 2" Butler. 35 rlonu- ave, ELLA HOW, D. widow of Alice and Lo Surviving her . Howara: a daushter. Howard Butler: two sisters and er. JFuneral services Batu Aary 2 fio lhr Peonles 8. jtist Ghurch, 10th and V. sts. .. Prtrment Congressional " Cemetery. 26 JACKEON._’WIILHAM On Tu!!dl! "Pelh uary al r s lm’{erlnl illne: at hlu llle re!ldence. st n.w. WILLIAM JACK! 1Y easbsto mabiirny hele Jos s ToVIE ife, Mrs. Annie Jackson: one sister. rs. Carrie Henson: niece. Mrs. Viola Allen. and other nieces and nephews and devoted cousins. =Remains may be, seen after 3 p.m. Thursday, February 25 the above residence. Funeral February 26. at § am. from Hol deemer | Church. _ Inierment Olivet Cemetery. Friends invited. rangements by Rideely & Hicks. JASPER. WILLIAM. On weflnhdny Feb- uary 24, 195 ASPER. _de- Tote brsther o Mrar ot W M Louise Dow. Mrs. Araminta Washin ton. Mrs. Lillian Brown, Joseph. lace and John Kinney. ~He also leaves two aunts and a host of other relatives and_friends. Remains resting at_the W, Ernest darvis funeral church. 1412 You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. JORDAN. MARIETTA F. Suddenly. on Thursday. February 2 h residence of her son. F MARIETTA _F. JORDAN. beloved of the late Rev. J. B. Jordan and moth- er of Harry 8. Jordan. She also is sur- vived by one granddaughter. Mrs. Hen . 1y R. Sparrow of Falls Church, Va. ai one grandson. Willis H. Jordan of Ar- lington. Va. = R x Ives funeral home. 2847 Wils o Where funeral "services d Priday. February 26. at 0 p.m. Interment Stoughton. Mass. KOLLIKER. FRANK OTTO. ,On Wednes- 2 37, &t his residence. 59 Rainier, FRANK _ OTTO aged of Seare the peloved: on o the Tate Au- gustine and Agnes K«'Hlker and brother of Willilam A Kolliker of New York City. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. suburban funeral home. 918 Cleveland ave.. Riverdale. Md. unti 9:30 a.m. Friday. February 26. services at his late residence on Friday 8t 2'pm. Interment Fort Lincoln Cem- ery, LANHAM, ROBERT J. On Wednesday. February 24. 1037 ai Marines' Hcsmtal Baltimore. Md.. ROBERT J. LANHAM. Peloves Sushand ‘ot the laie Mary C. Lanham and father of Robert J. Jjr.. Funeral from William 55 “Rilatives and iriends Piterment ‘Cedar Hill Cemeters. LEESNITZER, NELLIE W. On Wednesday. February her_residence. 1501 Webs W, LEESNITZER. me belu\efl wife of Ernest J. Leesnitzer and mother of Miss Brown- iey Leesnitzer and Mrs. George Scatter- day. Notice of funeral later. LITTLETON. MARY. On Wednesday, Feb- ruary 19:37. MARY LITTLETON. be- Tovea wite of ‘the-late Osear F. Little- ton and mother of Harry A. Littieton and Leslie Littletor of Jacksonville. Fla. = Remains resting at 0. ful Interment Ebenczer c«-m- etery. l‘ouduun County. Va. MARSHALL, .IOEFP E. On Wednesday, February At his residence *husband ‘of ‘the late Mary father of Mrs. Carolyn Lowrey. Mrs. Josephine Watts, —Mrs. Bertha Daeney and Mrs. Mage Shrout. Funeral services at the W. bers Co. Southeast funeral Nome vited to attend Episcopal _Church Cemetery, Landinz. Md. VALTER G. On Thursday 2 19:37. at_his residence. 17th pl. ne. WALTER G. ) Tovaa Tushasid of Anme B. Maron neral will be held from his late resi- dence on Saturday. Pebruary 27. at o.m. MCcLEAREN, DORA N. February o4, 1057 st _Alexandria, Va. Mc- LEAREN wife of the late Charles S. McLearen. Remains resting st Warner E. Pumphrey's funeral home. 8424 Eve, VBRVEE Boring. M. Services ai Northminster Chapel. Alaska ave. and . Washington. C.. on Fri- a ai t 10:30 am. Inter- ment Catiett. Va. wunnoo‘x EDWARD D. On February EDWARD D. aged 20 vears. beloved ‘son of Edward and Nettie L. Feb: On _Wednesday. at 3% Milbrook. Puneral services at Centenary M hut Md.. on Baturday. Forincy 230 Interment Ty HA cemetery. 26 MILLER, MARY E. ry at the home of her daush- £57 St Chatle " Goleman. Charles: ton. Tll. MARY E. MILLER (nee Bellew). beloved ‘wife of the late Vincent De Pa Miller. Funeral notice later. MIRIAM, SISTE| 5. 19 he o' the Sisters ot “the Blrf:cd Sacrament. Cornwells Heights, Pa. SIS- TER M. MIRIAM (nee May G_Hughes) beloved daushter of the late Capt. Wil- liam Hughes and Jane Hughes = Re- quiem mass in chapel of St !:th-un Convent. Cornwells Heights. Pa urday morning. February 27. lx‘lfl'menl Convent Cemetery. 26 MYERS. ESTELLE. ruar: 7 ESTELLE MYERS. of Marion Myers. Myers. She also leaves other relati and many friends February 26 at 12 T. Rhines_funeral chape! sts. S.W. tery. NELSON. MARIA BRUCE. di bruary 24. 1937 1904 Florida ave. ICE. NELSO! p.m . On Wednesday Feb. at Children’s Fospital, noon. from the John On Wednes- at her apart. n.w 'h_Nelson Atlanta. Poneral services at St garet’s | Episcopsl Church Fridac Tel ruary 26. at_3:30 p.m. Interment At: lanta. Ga S-(urdnv I’RII'E GOLDM 37, at her residence. of Wright and Mary Price resting at the W. church. 14: o neral later. JULIA E. On Monday. Pebru- 1937, at Prederick City Hos- JULIA" E. PURDI aged 27 years. beloved wife of Wllllnm Purdum. services on Priday. Pebruary am. at Clarksburg M. E. Interment Clarksburg. Md.. Arrangements by Roy W. Barber. Lavtonsville. Md ROLLINS. THOMAS n.w. Notice of fu- on his Rollins and_father of Thomas E. lins. jr. Hulda and Nelsina Rollins. Funeral from the W W. Chambers Co Southeast funeral home. 317 1ith se. on Friday. February 26. at 2 Relatives_and friends are invited. terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. SAUNDERS. DORA. On Sunday, February 037 8L Sioddard Baptist Home DORA SAU Remeins resting at Frazier's mn!rll home. 389 Rhode Island Funeral Priday. Pebruary 26. from above-men‘ioned estab- Rev. George O. Bullock offi- Interment. Rosemont Cemetery. E. o bh In- lishment. ciating. SCHOOLEY. CLARENCE Suddenly on Thursday. February 25, at " his rexidencs. 170m Lanier bl nw CLA| ENCE E HOOLEY. beloved husband s here serv- ices will ‘be hel Relatives and Jriends invited. Imermem sz:- view Cemetery. Hamilton. Va. SCHROTH, NELLIE. On Wednesday Feb- Tuafy 24, 1937. at 8:40 a.m. &t her residence. NELLI a am. Reaute 8L Joseoh's Churd n’-t'si"i m." Relas e Mount Olivet Ce;et’r“rv e i SCHROTH, NELLIE. The members of 8t. Joseph's' Sodulity”are Teaiiesteq lo meei at 702 Mnlyllnd e. T February 137. to re- e’ thh‘: Rosary. - Fleae attend the mass MRS. WILL[AM A. BAILEY. Pres. SL“W:'TZE‘ ‘WILLIA! RGE _ belovi S vertior wad o, g;hwtuzer 0. R on Priday. Pebri Relatives. and. friends. inv ment Prospect Hill Preedms pital devoted s e ot ’muc tie Bynum of “Alice Hookins and Pierce Smith. aunt of John Smith. She also leaves other relatives, and friends. Remainy resting !’rnzn Jarvis funeral chureh, 1 fl._ Fou E e T ineal gl STOKES. SAMUEL S. On Wed February ' 24 1037, at his (g MUE! KES, 1 15 mh Inved hu.n.nd of Mrs. sun- Hnrrell Etokes. Puneral services Frid, February 26, 12 o'clock noon. ove residence. ‘Inter- e ment Manassas. Va. THOM. CATHERINE_H. Pebrusrs 25,1037, &t her residence, 1347 Montague st n.w.. CAT T H. THOM. beloved wi% of lll! l-te George Thom and mother of the Il!! William C." Thos ace George Thom orossfield. Noticg, of WARD J. Suddenly. sday. bruaty 18, 1037, aboard the Wyoming, Long Beach. Cali EDWARD J. TRUMBLE. U On Thursday. T funeral hereafter. TRUMBLE. CAPT, on Thur: loved husband of Mary PN Eacar Fadrett. Alexandria. 35 Ehmeron at.. Alexandria ex: ! e-mmu, February 37, &t from Mary's Catholic ind e Tab . Margaret Mary and William | Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. | 26 East_Walnut | N On Thursday. Febru- | On, Thursday Feb- | at THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., C.E. SCHOOLEY, 63, EXPIRES SUDDENLY Superintendent of Mails of City Post Office Victim of Stroke. . Clarence E. Schooley, 63, superin- terdent of mails of the City Post Office for the last 17 years, died sud- denly early today at his home, 1766 Lanier place. Mr. Schooley, who began a long career - in the postal service as & substitute mail carrier in 1901, had been at his office daily, and yesterday had worked until 5 pm. He suffered an apoplectic stroke about 4 a.m. today. He was the father of William Mr. Schooley. E. Schooley, as- sistant treasurer of the American Se- curity & Trust Co., and John H. Schooley, assistant manager of the Twentieth street and Pennsylvania avenve oranch of the Hamilton Na- tional Bank. Appointed Substitute Carrier. Mr. Schooley was appointed a sub- | stitute carrier September 21, 1901, and served in that capacity until two and a half years later, when he was made {a regular carrier. In 1910, he was transferred to the clerical force and o t. | made foreman of carriers. Three years later, he became fore- | man of the delivery division and in July, 1915, superintendent of car- riers. He held the latter post until his appointment as superintendent of mails—a position ranking next to that of assistant postmaster—in 1920. Born in Hamilton, Va., Mr. Schooley came to Washington in 1895 and took |a job as driver of a milk wagon for the Sharon Dairy. He was on this job during the big blizzard of 1898-99, and drove the first four-horse team that broke through the blizzard to deliver milk in the Mount Pleasant section. Saw Delivery Service Expand. During his service in the post office, Mr. Schooley saw the delivery service expand to include not only all the | District, but considerable territory in he took over the superintendency, there were about 50 or 60 horse- drown vehicles for collecting and de- | livering mail. He was actively interested for many years in Masonic and church work. He was a past master and trustee of | National Lodge No. 12, F. A. A. M.; a member of Columbia Chapter No. 3, R. A. M, and a member of Adoniram Council. He was a member of the Finance Committee of the Metropoli- tan Baptist Church, Sixth and A streets northeast, and of the board of | the Baptist Home for the Aged. Besides his sons, Mr. Schooley is | | survived py his widow, Mrs. Lizzie Tiffany Sthooley, and two daughters, | Mrs. Elsie M. Reidy and Miss Ruth E. Schooley. Both daughters are in Gov- ernment service. He will be buried in Lakeview Ceme- tery, Hamilton, Va. —_— the loving daughter | sister of Alma Louise | Funeral on Pridav. | 3rd and Eve | Interment in Rosemont Ceme- | MARIA | N. widow of Lhe late Righ* | Bishop of | | On Wednesday. P‘:h:u- 145473 | GOLDIA PRICE. daughter | Remains | . Ernest Jarvis funeral | Braths. TYLER. WILLIAM (COAKEY). this "life “on Saturdav bruary 0. at Casualty Hospital. WILLIAM '(‘OAKEY) TYLER. devoted husband of Mildred S. Tvler. He also leaves to mourn his departure _two sisters Blanche Tyler and Mrs. Geneva Little- ford. Remains resting at the John T. 901 3rd st §.® Departed Rhines funeral chapel until ® p.m. Thursday: thercafter at his | late residence. 240 14th ol n.e. where funeral services will be held Priday. Fen- [uary 26.at 2 p.m. Interment Parne’s Cemetery. WEST. WALTER W r February 20 7 b Mrome. Culpeper V. WALTER WELLINGTON WEST beloved father of | E. Roland West. Elliott C. West and Mrs. Ruth West Marshail. Puneral Sunday Februarv 2R at 2 pm. Inter- ment Pairview Cemetery. Cuipeper. Va. (Charlotte. N. C.. papers please o WOOD. JOSEPH 0. On \Mdnndsy Prb- Tuary 24 1037 at Providence Hospital JOSEPH O. WOOD. husband of the late Marjorie ~ Nobleton Wood father of Joseph A Wood. foster-father of T. Ed- ward Perry. brother of Lucy C. Jennifer. Nellie Lawrenct and William H. Wi He also leaves other relatives and friends. Remains resting at St art’s funeral home. 30 H st. n.e - nrml on Saturday. February 27. at 0:30 am. from above funeral home: thence to Holy Redeemer Church. where macs will be offered at 10 am. Interment Mount_ Olivet Cemetery. 20 In Memortam. AGER. HERBERT W. In sad but loving memory_of our beloved husband and father. HERBERT W. AGER. who passed - one year ago mdu. February "5 Gone. but never to be forgotten LOVING WIFE AND DAUGHTER. * BREMMERMAN. ADA T iikrmate membrance of my mother. "ADA BREMMERMAN. who departed this lif¢ four years ago today. February 25. 1933, Peaceful be thy rest. dear mother; “Tis sweet to breathe thy name. In_life T loved you dearly. In death I do the same LOVING RAY. * DYSON. ELIZABETH MeCALL. In loving memory of our dear mother and grand- mother ELIZABETH McCALL DYSON. who departed this life Vhr!! yern AR0 today. E FAMILY. GRUBBS. WILLIAM E. o beloved husband. WILLIAM E. GRUBBS. Eho passed away one year ago today, February_25. T Wi¥E" ETHEL HARRIS GRUBBS. * MAGLE. JOHN C. In sad but loving re- membrance of our dear brother. JOHN C. AGLE who departed this lite four years ago today. Pebruary 25. 19; Oh. what wouldn't we give just to gaze on his face. And have himi once more lll one vacant But God .{housht 1t best and He whis- HIY wvmo SISTER. MUNDELL. DOROTHY. In sad but loving r!membrlnce of our dear mother. M o0 de- Prted thia \fe two' years azo today. February 25. 1035. This day comes with sad resret. For the one we loved and will never forget. HER _LOVING HUSBAND AND _SON. NATHANIEL AND ALVIN MUNDETL. SCOTT. ISAAC W. Sacred to the precious ait! AC memorv of mv faithful hushand. ISA. B OEE. Mg basked nto itie reat beynnfl e years ago today. February In my helrt you are fondly remembered Sweet thoushts sull cling to your The mm that loved you so dearly in e. Uves Fnu in drnh Just !he ume o TYI.!I. IIVPR!ND “NJAH’IN J. !n loving remembrance of our devoted hus- band and _father. the end BEN- JAMIN J. who departed this Tife February 20. 1924. oune but_never will be forgotten, HIS DEVOTED TRDIANA. = AND DAUG Buwcm o TYLER. JULIAN P. e nce of our, devoted son and brother who departed this JULIA LER. llle tour years ago today. Pebruary 25 In_loving remem- oone but mever will be forgotten, OTED MOT] TNDIA! S DEV HxLl'R AND BIB‘I!R " BLANC! H'! T JONES. WAYI\I. ELLEN. In sad but loving remem- rance of my dear mama. ELLEN WAYNE. who entered ‘eternal teen 'vears ago, Pebruary 35, 1n1fi LONELY UGHTER, P—?U;NEBA_L_D_E‘SIGNS. e GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces 1212 F 8t. N.W. NAtional 4276 GEO. C. SHAFFER EX) IVE FLORAL TRIN AT :DDIRA“ CES. PHONE NAT. 0108 pen e Enatas Cor. 14th & Eye rE nearby Maryland and Virginia. When | Funeral services will be held at noon | eul | Saturday at the Metropolitan Church. | | | | Japan Removes Ban on Sexes’ Pair-Skating Lets Men and Women Join in Sports on Ice. BY the Assor'~ted Press. TOKIO, February 25.—Men and women were permitted to skate in pairs today for the first time in Jap- anese history—provided they were pro- fessionals. The practice, strictly forbidden as immoral, was legalized by police in view of the Olympic games to be held in Japan in 1940. Only professional skaters who can obtain a certificate of good character from Japan's National Skating Asso- ciation will be allowed to skim the ice together. And even they may have some ex- plaining to do until everybody under- stands the situation. Official badges will be issued by the police to protect the skhters who are granted certifi- cates. MRS. NELLIE SCHROTH, ILL 7 WEEKS, EXPIRES Services for Widow to Be Held at 8:30 A.M. Tomorrow. Burial in Mount Olivet. Mrs. Nellie Schroth, 72, died at her home at 702 Maryland avenue north- east yesterday after an illness of seven weeks. Widow of the late Anton T. Schioth, long prominent in local business cir- cles, Mrs. Schroth is survived by two sons, John and Norman C.; a daugh- ter, Elizabeth; three grandchildren and a great grandson. All are resi- dents of this city. Also surviving her are twe sisters, Mrs. Marguerite McDermott of Wash- ington and Mrs. Elizabeth McKay of San Diego, Calif. Services will be held at her late residence at 8:30 a.m. tomorroW, fol- lowed by a mass and requiem in St. Joseph's Church. Burial will bs in Mount Olivet Cemetery. FUNERAL RITES TODAY FOR EVERETT A. COLSON | Services for Former Adviser to Ethiopian Emperor to Be Held at 4 P.M. Funeral services for Everett An- drews Colson, 52, former financial adviser to Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, will be held at 4 p.m. today at Hysong's Funeral Home, 1300 N street. Dr. Albert Evans of the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church will officiate. The body will be taken to Ironton, | Ohio, for burial. Mr. Colson, who became ill in Addis Ababa in the Fall of 1935, died Tues- day night in George Washington Hos- pital. Emperor Haile Selassie yesterday sent a message of sympathy to his widow, Mrs. Anna Johnston Colson, and his son Edward, who are staying here with Mrs. Colson’s sister, Mrs. Anneca Johnston, 1335 N street. Mr. Colson’s step-mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gillstrapp of California, also survives. ngar Hill Washingtons mest| C%etéwr%d Frazier's —service, quality and reverance in conducting beautiful funerals un- excelled anywhere. Complete in every detail. Undertakers for col. ored U. S. War Veterans. Also for the C. C. C. Camp, N. P. 11. Company 1360, Washington, D. C. 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The scholarship is designed par- ticularly to show the corporation’s appreciation to Seenator Fletcher's deep .interest in the development of agriculture in Florida—a project in which it also is deeply concerned. The corporation now has extensive sugar cane plantations in the Florida | Everglades and is conducting experi- ments with the development of other crops. Senator Pepper was notified of the scholarship award by Clarence &. Bit- ting, president of the sugar corpora- tion, and gave it his immediate in- dorsement. Senator Andrews, Demo- crat, of Florida also apprqved the award, not only as a tribute to Florida, but also as a means of perpetuating the memory of one of the State's out- standing characters. MRS. GARNER BETTER Recovering From Attack of Indi- gestion Suffered Two Days Ago. Mrs. John'N. Garner, wife of the Vice President, is recovering from the attack of indigestion she suffered two days ago, and is expected to be out in a few days. 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