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A—10 *x Beatha. ANDERSON. FANNIE. On Friday. July 9, 1937, &t 12:10 p.m.. at her residence, 1518 B st. ne. FANNIE ANDERSON. the widow of the late Ned Anderson. Remains resting at the above residence until 12 noon Tuesday. July 13, Funeral from the Mount Horeb Baptist Church. 16th and B sts n.e. on Tuesday., July 13 1 p.m. Rev. Chas. Fox. pastor. offi- ciating. Arrangements by Robinson Co.. undertakers. 3 AREY. LENA M. On Sunday. July 11, 1937 al her home, 4320 Nth st_nw. LENA M. AREY. beloved wife of Stuarf O. Arev. ‘mother of William O. Arev pid Mr.. Mabel Arev Biehi and sirter of ‘he Rev. A. W. Long of Bealeton. Va Rev. 1.'S. Long of Baltimore. Md.: H. Long of Washingten D Cii J' Al Lonz of Frederick, Md. ' Mrs. Dora E. Hooke and Mrs' Charles D. Banser of Wachington. D. C. Funeral gervices at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st n.w. on Monday. July 12 at K pm. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Grot- toes. Va Dr BRANSON. BURRELL. On_Sunday. 111937 at Freedmen's Hospital RELL BRANEON Remains resting Frazier's funeral home. 381 R. L. ave n.w. Notice of funeral later. 13 BROWN. RICHARD MASON. On Satur- day, July 1019 al_Providence Hos- pital. RICHARD MASON BROWN the infant son of Bernard M. and Marsaret Gray_Brown and brother of Virginia Lee Brown. Funcral scrvices at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home Lith st. s.e. on Monday, July 12 “at 2 pm. Relatives and friends “invited.” Interment Cedar Hill | Cemetery. 12 BUSH. ULYSES. Departed this life on Sunday. July i1, 1937, at Gallmger Hos- pital. ULYSES BUSH. devoted brother of Mrs “Lowse Coleman. Mrs. Mable Shaw, Arthur. Robert and James Henry Buch, He also leaves other relatives and many_friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, ird and Eye Notice of funeral later. Braths. LUBER. DORA. On Monday, July 12, 1937, DORA LUBER. aged 62 vears, wife of the late Abraham C. Luber and mother of Mrs. Benjamin Kay and Harold E. Luber. Funcral from the chapel of Bernard Danzansky. 501 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesdav. July 13, at 10:30 am, In: terment Ohove Sholom Cemetery MARSHALL, VIRGINIA. On Monday. July 1937, at_her residence. 1211 Oates 'ne. VIRGINIA MARSHALL. beloved daughfer of James H. and the late Ad- eline Marshali and sister of Miss Addie Marshall ~ Notice of funeral hereafter Bervices by McGuire. 14 McDANIFL, BIRL. Denarted this life July 10.° 1937 ai PFreedmen's Hospital, Washington, D. C. BIRL McDANIEL. He leaves to mourn their loss a de- voted wife. ANNIE McDaniel; one broth- er. Wallace McDanfel: four daughters. Mary ~Gertrude ~ McDanlel. Maria J. Moore. Elenor F. Lee and Lillie C. Mor- gan. and_two sons. John Amos McDan- iel and Reuben R McDaniel, Funeral Tuesday. July 13.'at 4 p.m.. from the Eirst Bapfict Chirch. Vienna, Va.. Rev. Sheridan’ Carter officlating. ~Interment Chfton. Va 12 MOORE. LAURA E. On Saturday. July 10 1837, at the home of her daughter Mrs. T.'H. Easterling, 3013 SUnaw. i her 80th LAURA E. MOORE. beloved wife the late Charles 'H. Moore. Remains resting at the funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. 005 Wisconsin ave.. Bethes- da_ Md. " Funeral will leave the above funeral” home Tuesday. July 13 at 1250 nm.: thence to Friends House. Lincoln Va. where funeral_serv- lces will be held at 2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Friends Cemeter 12 MARY THOMAS. On Saturday, ¥ 1001937 MARY THOMAS NEALE of 414 59th 'st. ne. wife of Reginald Neale. loving mother of Norman Neale, daughter of James and Ada Thomas sister “of Charles Thomas. She also leaves to mourn their loss a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at E. W."Bundy's funeral home. 621 Florida’ ave. nw. Funeral Tues- dav. July 13 &t 11" am._ from the above-named funeral home. Rev. Walter CARTER. CARRIE DUFUR. On Friday. July 8. 1937. at_her home. 201 Wesi Chesapeake ave. Towson. Md.. CARRIE DUFUR. beloved wife of the late William- | son J. Carter and mother of Mrs Edward | H. Burke of Towson and Mrs. W. Webster | Downing_and George D Carter of Wash- ington. D. C. Funeral from the above recidence on Monday. July 1. at 9 am Requiem mass at the Church of the Im- maculate Concention. Towson. MA. at | £:30 am. Interment Cathedral Ceme- ters. Baltimore. Md COLVER NEWTON. On Sunday i at_his residence. 1650 Fuller g. nw.'J NEWTON COLVER. beloved husband of Blanche D. Coiver and father of Carol and June Col Services a the S H es Co_f 1 home 001 14th st on Tuesday. July 13. at 4pm rment private DENT. SAMUEL. Depajted Wednesday, Jiile 7. 1033 Hospital SAMUEL DENT aw ' He leaves fo mourn their three sisters, Mrs Janie C. Saunders Mrs. Add@ Thompson and Mrs. Rosa | Montgomeyy: _one brother. ~_Harrison Deni “all $f Charles County. Md, Fu- neral Wegnesday. July 14, at 13 noon from Mifini Moriah Baptist Church sts”sw. Rev. J. H. Ran- ting July nw life on Casualty F st loss th 1o On Sunday ency Hospit 307 4th st. n.w.. beloved hus- band of Lillian 4. Duffy and father of Leonora A. Duffv. He is also_survived b his mother. Mrs Leonora T. Dufiv and three sisters. Sara T. Duffv. M Rettv D_Schulties and Mrs. Marv Dufly Ward Services at the S H. funeral home. 2001 14th st Tuesday J) at 10 am New Bern N POTFY, JOHN I JOHN . FOLE! | John €. and Johnna_ Folev | of Mis¢ Marv E T Folev. Remains | at the ahove residence until | e 1R ar R a0 am - thence | Martin's Cathalic C North Capio and T <ts. where requiem mass will be £21d At A A m Relntivecand friends in- Yited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery i FOLTY. JOHN J. Mem July 11 JAMES B n Intern On Saturd fence. 30 Que st beloved son of the late brother ne hers_of Potomac Knizhts notified Brother | Al equesied to residence Monday after | K. Gre members are At his late st ne. on evenine. | Jule. i ‘ouncil meeting. fof prasers OO RS s, “CoREIDINE. G ES. SARAH. Departed this life on B e dnly M asi sanal ‘ORBES. &he leaves to mourn their 0ss two nieces. three grandnephews. one grandniece and_a host of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Gar- ner & Poe's funeral parlor. 312 4th st s.w. Notice of funeral later. QFARAART. KYLE MONTAGUE. denly. on Sundav. Julv 111637 KYLE MONTAGUE GEARHART. aged years. beloved brother of Mrs. Co Gearhart Blake of 822 South Tavlor st Arlington. Va. Remains resting at Hy- song's parlors. 1300 N_st. n.w. until Monday at R:30 pm._ Funeral services Tuesdar. July 13. at Roanoke. Va GILES. JORN. Deparied this life Friday. July’ 8. 1037 in Freedmen's Hospital after A" brief iliness, JOHN GILES. He fs survived by two sisters_ Mrs. Annie | Neally and Mrs. Frances Burklev. and other relatives and friends. _Remains resting with L. E. Murray & Son. 12th and V sts. nw ' Funeral Wednesday. July 14, from Mount Pleasant Bantist Church.’ Interment in Woodlawn Cem- etery. 13 GRAY, FLORENCE. On Sunday, Julv 11 1A37, FLORENCE GRAY of 184 8 nw. ' Remains Testing at Praziers { neral home. 389 R. L ave. nw. Notice of funeral Jater. 13 GROSS, PHILIP. July 10, 1937 at his residence. 450 9th st sw PHILIP GROSS. beloved ‘father of Mrs. | Mary Ellis and Richard Gross: loving grandfather of Mrs. Martha Cream and | Miss Goldie Driver. He also leaves three daughters-in-law. one son-in-law and other relatives and many friends_ Re- maine resting at the John funeral chapel. rd and Eyc s.w unti] 5:30 pm. Monday: rheeafter his late' residence. Funeral a: I _pm Tuesday. July 13. from the St Paul's A U. M. P Church. 4th and Eve sts. s.e Burial at Chapel Hill. Ma WARRIS, ROBERT S. Suddeniy. on Sun- dav. July 11. 1937 at his resdence. 700 P st nw ROBERT S. HARRIS. devoted husband of Alberta Harri father of Robert. ir.. Eimer. Alphonso. Stanles. Marie. Ada. Dorothy. Alberta. Beesie and Thelma Harris. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral | ehurch. 1432 You st. n.w. Funeral on Wednesday. Julv 14" at 12 noon from Metropolitan Baptist Church. R st. be- tween 12th and 13th sts nw. Rev. E_C. Smith officiating. Inferment Lin- coln ‘Memorial Cemetery. Relatives and friends invited. HARRISON, WILLOUGHBY. On Sa‘urdar. July 10, 1837 at his residence. in Oak- | land ° Md. WILLOUGHBY HARRISON. brother of Fleanor and Anna D. Harrison of Washineton. D. C. Services at his iate home_ with inferment at Clarksbure W, Va.. Monday. July 17, 13 FARL R. On Monday 27" at Gallinger Hospital HEFLIN beloved huchand of Marsaret | R.Heflin of 3542 10th st. nw.. son of | G. W. Heflin of Cromwell. Va.: brother | of R.D shington, D. C.: Mrs 225 North Columbis st.Alexandria. Va; Mr< R. W. Stephen- son of Bristol’ Va. Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w_ until Wednesday July 14 a1 12 noon. Puneral from Grace Chureh’ Somerville Va., on Wednesdas July 14, "at 3:30 pm Relatives snd Iriends invited.” Interment Somerville. a 13 JACOBI. WILLIAM J. On Sundav. July 11. 1937 at his residence. 4514 Con- necticnt ave. n w_ WILLIAM J JACOBI husband of Rena P. Jacobi and brother of Hilda and Herbert Jacobi. = Body resting At _Gawler's chapel. 1756 Pennsvivania Ave nw Services at Fort Mvar Chanel on Tuesdav July 12 at 10 am. Inter- ment Arlington National Cemetery, LEE. MARTHA RURWELL. Departed this life on Sunday. Julv ‘Ii. 1837, at her Tesidence. 061 Marston ave. Dntrolt Mich . MARTHA B. LEE. dcvoied daveh: ter of the late Henrv D. and Emma Bur- el lovine wife of Genrge Lee. sistor of Pmma Brooks Estelle Brown. Hatfie Toodle “Alphonso. James and Horace Burwell. © (New Haven papers please cop.) T O FUNERAL DIRECTORS. J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium nd Mass. Ave. NE.__ Lincoln 6200 Joseph F. Birch’s Sons Phu"!{A L. HAYCOCK. Manager) Sea 12413034 M St. N.W. Estahiished 18419 t Frank Geier’s Sons Co. 138eventhSt. N.W. N.tionllz473 1 &emn,cmnfi To. One of tne Largest Undertakers in the World 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 517 11th St. S.E. __ Atlantic 6700 V. L. SPEARE C0. Neitner the successor to nor connected with the original W. R. Speare establishment. Nationa) zspz 1009 H St. N.W. FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO. Fioral Piec 1212 P St NW National +276 'URTo'fils "~ FLORISY 4000 Bait. Bivd Beautiful Funeral Spravs AT. 7171 OPEN EVENINGS and SUNDAYS GEO. C. SHAFFER EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 0108 vna santars Corl4th & Eye sud- | Dr. On Saturday Julv 12, FARL R 4th and Sundays | REED. ALICE. H. Brooks officiating. ~Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 12 NICHOL SIE G, On Monday. July 12, 1937 at her residence. 535 Gresham place n.w. SUSIE G. NICHOLAS. the de- voted wife of George W. Nicholas. loving mother of Inez J. Georgia F. Mammie Gladvs and Samson D. Nicholas: srand- mother of Arlene Marie Nicholas. She also leaves other relatives and many friends. Remains restine at_the Jobhn T. Rhines funeral chanel. 5ird and Eve sts. sw. Notice of funeral later NORTON. DR. HORACE DANIEL. On Sat- urday. "July’ 10. 1935, at his residence 1995 T st n.w. Dr. HORACE DANIEL NORTON. ‘aced 'l vears. beloved hus- band of Zella Norton. Funeral services Tucsday. Julv 13 at 2 p.m.. at_Hvsong's parlors ” 100 N st nawl C Interment Cedar Hill' Cemetery 1%y OLIVER. CUSTIS L. On Monday. July 19 1937 &t Washington Sanitarium. CUS: TIS ‘L. OLIVER. heloved husband of Emma J_Oliver of Somerville. Va . fa- ther of Mary U Oliver. brother of Mrs A. L. Haislip, Takoma Park. Md: Mrs James Ennis ‘of Barnesville Ohio' Miss Nola Oliver. Hyaitsville, Md.. and § J rSilver Spring. Md - Remains at the W. W. Chambers Cn al home 1400 Chiapin st. n.w, { funeral la Notice on Reed ODD Sunday. neral KOBERT) OLIVER Dental Corps. U. S, A retired) of “Ann Rockey Oliver and of Robert Chaflee Oliver, captamn. ns U. S A Body_resting at the Tabler funeral home 70t stonow., ci iesday eveming ervices will be held in Mvyer. Va . on Wednes- pm’ followed by in- v honors in Ar- Cemetery. Relatives to attend 13 OUTTEN. RODERICK C. Special com- munication of Naval Lo No 4 F. A A. M. s called at 10 am, Tues: day morning, July 13, 1933, for the pur- pose of attending the funeral of late brother. RODERICK C. OUTTEN. By order of "the worshipful master ROLAND M. BROWN, Secretary. POINDEXTER, IDA. Depa this life on Sunday. July 11, 1837, at her res idence * 0 "Lozan piace nw after & brief “illness. IDA POINDEXTER loving sister of Dillard. John and Alberta Poindexter: Beity Abbott, and niece of Olivia “Poindexter. = She also leaves tn mourn their loss other relatives and friends. Remains resting at Barbour s funcral home 4n K st. ne. Fu- neral Wednesday. July 14 at 2 pm om the above funeral home. Remains may be viewed after 17 noon. on Tues- dav. July 15, Interment Woodlawn Cem- elery 13 PRIMM, JAMES L. On Monday. 2 1935 At the Washingion Sanitarium Takoma Park. Md. JAMES L. PRIMM hisband of the late Mary H. Primm and father of Paui H_ Herbert W. Margaret JoPrimm: Mrs. W. D. Midaiekaufl and Mrs. R M. Criichfield of Anderson. Tnd Funeral services at the S H. Hines Cn. funeral home 2001 14th si. n.w. on Wednesday. July 11, at In- terment Glenwood Cemetery 11 On_Saturday. July 0:7_ar the residence of her niece. Mrs Ida Wright 1319 6th st. n.w. Mrs ALICE REED wife of the late Roberi Reed and beloved moiher of Mre. Jane Rustin. Mrs. Mary Hawkins and Andrew. Alexander and Frederick Reed. Funeral Tuesdav. July 13, at 2 pm. from the McGuire funeral home. 1870 fith st n.w. RENFROW. ELISHA HENRY. Departed this life ‘on Saturday. July 10 1927 at 2380 am_. at his Tesidence. 1604 4th st. nw. FLISHA HENRY RENFROW. He leaves to mourn their loss a devoted sis- ter. Emilv Recd: four nieces. Leona Reed. Lucy Reed. Maria McGoines. Rosa Payton: four nephews Howard. Charles. Thomas Reed and Philip Payt also leaves a host of ot friends. Remains rest Tolbert's funeral home. Funeral Tuesday. July 13 p.m from the Church of God and Sainis of Ghrist, 4th st oand N, Y. ave nw Relatives and (riends invited. Ifter- ment Bellville. Va RIFENBARK. CHARL Suddenly. on Saturday. Julv 10. 1957, at South Haven, Md.. CHARLES, aged 14. beloved son of W.'P. and Lillian Rifenbark. Remains resting_at Gasch's funeral home. 41 Marviand ave.. Hvattsville. Md. Services at the above funeral home on Tuesday July 13 °at 2 pm. Relatives and {riends invited.” " Interment Fort Lincoln Cem- ed July MA. On Saturday. 10018 Belmont St nw., C.. beloved daughter of Elizabeth ‘nee Ulrich) and the late Edward E. Rolle. Funeral services will be held At William J. Tickner & North and Pennsylvania aves. Bal Tuesday. July 13 ment Baltimore Cemetery. ROSS, ANNA. On Friday Al Bealton. Va. ANNA ROSS. daughter of the late Sarah Ann and William Ross. Remains resting at the W, Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st n.w. Funeral Tuesday. July 13. at 3 p.m. from the above funeral church Rev. Walter H. Brooks officiating. Interment Har- mony Cemetery. 13 SHURTLEFF. MARY ROSS. On Saturdas July 101937 at_her residence 1840 Mintwood pl. 0w, MARY ROSS SHURT- LEFF. wife the late Lieut. Col. Dwight K. Shurtlefl U S A."and mother of Dwight K. Shurtlefl. jr. Remains rest- ine at the 8. H Hines Cn. funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w. Services and inter- ment at Arlingion National Cemetery on Tuesday, Julv 13 at 10:30 am SLOAN. CATHERINE. On Sunday. Julv 11, 1937 at _the Tuberculosis Hospiral CATHERINE SLOAN. beloved daughter of the late William H. and Mary Sloan. Re- mains resting at Lee's funeral home. 4th st and Mass._ave. ne. until Tuesday. July i3, at R:30 a.m.’ thence to St Aloysius Catholic Church. North Capitol and Eve sts. where reauiem mass will be said at 9 am. Relatives and friends in- vited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemstery. SNAPP. HENRY. Departed this life on Sunday. July 11, 1937 at 20 a.m., HENRY SNAPP of 148 Thomas st n.w., beloved hustand of Mrs. Callie Snapp. He'is also survived by two loving sistsrs. Mrs. Mollie Burbell and Mrs. Emma Dykes: three devoted danchters. Mrs Reva Sales. Mrs. Willie Maves and Miss Alma Snapp: also other relatives and friends. Remains will rest at his late residence (the above) from Tuesdav. July 13, at 10 a m.. until Thursday. July at'1 pm. at which time funeral e ices will be held at the Malvan Schey funeral home. New Jorsey ave, and R st. n.w. Interment Woodlawn Cem- cter 12,14 STEPHENS. LILLIAN. On Saturday. July 101 LILLIAN STEPHENS. beloved wife of Charles Stephens and mother of John Harricon, ir. and sister of Mrs Charles Burns. Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers Co. Southeast_ funeral home. 517 11th st. s.e. on Tuesday. July 13 at 2 pm Relatives and friends “invited.” Interment Fort Lin- caln Cemetery. 13 TAYLOR. ABRAHAM L. On Saturdav_July 10. 1937, at Mount Alto Hospital. ABRA- HAM L TAYLOR. He iz survived by a wife. Lillian M. Taylor: fwo sisters, one brother and many other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at Prazier's funeral home. 380 R. 1. ave. n.w. Re- mains may be viewed after 4 p.m. Mon- day. July 12 Puneral Tuesdav. Julv 13, at 1 pm " from the High View Park Holiness Church. Halls Hill. Va. Inter- ment Arlineton National Cemetery. 12 THOMAS. ELIZABETH BELL. On Satur- dav. July 10, 1937, at her_residence. 1414 “36th st nw. ELIZABETH BELL THOMAS. mother of William Branham. Mary J. Turner, Walter Branham and Alfonso Thomas. She also leaves other relatives and {riends. Remains resting at Stewart's funeral home. 30 H st. ne. until Tuesday evening: thereafter at "her late residence, Puneral on Wednesday. July 14, at 2 p.m. from the Union Wesley A_ M. E. Zion Church, 23rd st. between L and M sts. n.w. 13 TOY. MARY FLIZABETH. On Eaturday. July 10." 1037 _at her residence. 128 6th st. n.e.. MARY ELIZABETH, beloved wife of the late James C. Toy. 'Services Will be held at her late residence on Tuesday. July 13. at 2 pm. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. TRIPLETT, CAIUS E. On Sunday. July 11, 1937, at his residence 5727 Colorado ave 'n.w. CAIUS E. TRIPLETT. beloved husband of Edith H. Triplett and father of Mrs_ John F. Roilins of Scarsdale. N. Y. and Walter 'H. Triplett of Monterey. Neuvo Leon. Mexico. ~Services at the 8. H. Hines Co, funeral home, 2901 14th st. n.w.. on Tuesday. July 12 at 11:30 am. Interment Tecumseh. Mich. TURNER, JES On Saturday. July 10, at her resi- denee. 1228 . n.w. JESSIE CRAIG TURNER. devoted mother of Olive T. Revnolds. Eliza T. Frazier and Mae F. Turner. 'She also is_survived by her grandchildren. great-grandchil- dren and other relatives and friends. Funeral from the McGuire funeral homs, 1820 Bth st. n.w.. on Tuesday July 13, at 1 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Harmony Cemetary, 13 Washington July 9. 1937 Ingomar | Meeting | EVELYN WILMA ROLLE | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON CAPT. H. L. WYMAN MAJL WILLIAM JACOBI, |D, C. MAN IN CRASH |17t a7kt rai ane ki Help Make Norway History. OF NAVY IS DEAD Commanded Cruiser Which Returned Unknown Soldier. Funeral Wednesday. Capt. Henry Lake Wyman, U. 8. N, commander of the cruiser which re- turned the Unknown Soldier to the United States, died today at his home, 3612 Newark street, after a long ill- ness. Until last month Capt. Wyman was on special duty with the Shore Estab- lishment Division, Navy Department, having been placed on the retired list in June, 1935. Born in Evanston, Ill, on Decem- ber 13, 1878, he was appointed to the Naval Academy in 1895, graduating four years later. After serving in the Spanish-Amer- ican War, Capt. Wyman was awarded the Spanish Campaign Medal, Philip- pine Campaign Medal, Cuban Classifi- cation Medal and Mexican Service Medal. Was Cruiser Commander. During the World War, he was as- signed to the Industrial Department, and stationed at the Portsmouth (N. H) Navy Yard. In December, 1919, he was placed in command of the cruiser Olympia, which returned the body of the Unknown Soldier to Draths. WALKER, LILLIE MAE Saturaay, July 10, 1937, dence, 1401 Hobart st. MAE 'WALKER. beloved T. V. Walker and and ‘Ferris Walker. at the S. H. Hines Co. funeral home. 01 14th st nw. on Tuesday. July 14 at % pm. " Interment Arlington National Cemetery, Suddenly. on AL her vesi- nw. LILLIE wite' of Ma) mother of Merrit Funeral services WALLACE. MILDRED FULLER. Suddenly on Friday evening. July #. 193, at the Ritz Cariton Hotel! New York City. MIL- DRED FULLER WALLACE. _ Funeral services Tuesday, July 13, i % o clock at her late residence, 1500 Mass. ave. nw . WASHINGTON. GEORGE B. this life Saturday. July 10 residence. 101 4th lingering iliness. ORGE H. WA INGTON. the devotrd husoand of M. Elizabeth Washinkion. He also leaves 16 mourn their 1oss one daughter. Mrs Louise Crew; two sons. Frank and James Washington. «nd’ other reiatives and friends. Remains resting at his late residence after 5 pm. Monday, July 1% Funeral Tuesday. July 13, i * pm., from Metropolitan Baptist Church. In- terment in Harmony Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by L. E. Muriay & Son WHEELER. ARTHUR HYDE. On Sa‘ur- day. " July 10 1 ARTHUR 'HYDE WHEELER. aved i years of 5 Mont- Romery <L Silver Spring. Md. beloved son of ‘Donald M and Ehzabeih A Wheeler. ~ Remains resting at the 8. H Hines Co. iuneral home. 201 l14th st uw " Funeial services at the Mount Pleasant Congregational Church. 14th st and Columbia rd. n.w.. on Tuesday. July 155, at ) pm WILLIAMS, SELENA. On Fridav. July 0 al'the residence of her son Roser pams. #4111 19th st Souih. Ariinton . SELENA WILLIAMS devoted mother James’ Sylvester and Roger Williams Mrs Bessie Kiipatrick of Detroit. Mich ; Mrs. Rosa Hamiiton and Mrs Catherine Robinsen of Atlantic City_ N Re- mains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.“14:2 You st. n.w. until 5 p.m. Monday. July 12. thereaitar at he ‘residence of her son. Interment Tuesday. July 13, at Seneca’ N.C. 172 WITHEROW. LILLY V. On Sundav. July 11, 1937, 'LILLY V. WITHEROW. aged 69 vears, beloved daughter of the late James M. and Amanda A. Witherow She is ‘survived by her brother John M. Witherow of ‘this city. Funsral services Wednesday, July 14. at 2 pm at Hysons's parlors” 1500 N st. n.%. In- terment Glenwood Cemetery. 13 WRIGHT. SAMUEL C. On Saturday. July 10. 1037 SAMUEL'C. WRIGHT. the be- loved husband of Mav E. Wright. Re. mains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w Notice of funeral hereafter WYMAN. HENRY LAKE. CAPT. U. &. N On ‘Monday. Juiy 1. 19i} home A1 Newark st n'w. HENRY LAKE WYMAN. U. § N beloved husband of Margarer Myers Wyman. Remains resting at the fu- neral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphres 5 Wisconsin ave. Bethesda Notice of funeral later. In Memoriam. BAILEY. EDWARD., Departed 1935, at nis nw.atter w In sad but loving re- pembiance of olir devated husoan and | B Tite tn Tare ALEY, who departed | atack while en route to her Summer , | home in Bar Harbor, Me. this life (wo years ago today 1935 In our hearts vour memory lingers. When we are alone and silent We hreathe a sad recret For you were ours and we remember, 1t ail the world forgets, ANNIE E_BAILEY AND FAMILY. BROWN. GRIFFIN. In sad but lovinc re- membrance of my beloved son. GRTFFIN BROWN. who departed thi< life ten vears ago today July 12, 19 Though memory fades and life departs, You will live forever i my heart DEVOTED MOTHER. LOTTIE BROWN DORSEY, BETTIE. In memory of our de. voted mother. BETTIE DORSEY. who {ied. fourteen’ sears axo today. July 12 July 12 . Peace. perfect peace HER LOVING CHILDREN. FOLLIN. MANDERVILLE. In loving re- membrance of our dear husband and father. MANDERVILLE PFOLLIN. whn departed this life three vears ago todav, July 12, 1974, Our thoughts g0 wandering when day- | light fades To the land of long ago. And memorv paints the scenes of old In the gold of twilight glow. Deep in our hearts he is fondly remem- bered Sweet happy memories cling name True hearts that loved him with deepest affection Alwavs will love him in death fust the same. HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. GEARY. ELIZA. In sad. but loving mem- ory of our mother. ELIZA GEARY. who departed this life six years ago today. July 12, 1931, Till memory fades and life departs You will live forever in our hearts. Time takes away the ache of grief. But memory_ turns back every leal. THE FAMILY. HALL. MRS. ARTIE WEST. Tn memory of Mrs. "ARTIE WEST HALL. who passed away one year ago today_ July 12. 1936, HER "HUSBAND, JACKSON. LOUISE. In sad but loving re- membrance of our_dear daughter and sister. LOUISE JACKSON. who departed this lite’ three vears ago foday. July 1. 19334, In our hearts vour memory lingers, You were faithful fond and true; There is not a dav thai passes That we do not think of you YOUR BELOVED- MOTHER 'AND SIS- TERS. o JOHNSON. BARBARA. Sacred to_ the memory’ of mv “beloved mother. BAR- BARA JOHNSON. who foined fhe saints In Parsdise eighi years azo todas. July 2,7102 The dear face of my mother Kindly beams npon me now: Bhe views with love unaltered. The lines upon my brow. Lord. Ist me put on Thee. In perfect holiness And rise prepared Thv face to see Thy bright. unclouded face FEDYTH JOHNEON. JOHNSON. BARBARA. In loving memory of our mother and grandmother. BAR- BARA JOHNSON. who exchanged a cross for a crown July 12, 1920, eight years ago today. Rest awhile longer and we shall meet A2ain. MARTHA AND BARBARA. * ROCHE. JOHN M. 1In loving memory of cur dear father. JOHN M. ROCHE. who died foru years ago todav. July 12. 193 SONS AND DAUGHTERS. SPRIGGS, ELIZA R. In Joving nemory of ELIZA R. SPRIGGS. who departed this 1ife one vear ago today. July 12. 1936. Gone. but not forgotten. MOTHER AND SISTFR. LENA THOMAS AND MARIE CLOUD. J TIGNOR, DR CHARLES A. Sacred to the memory of our loved one. Dr. CHARLES A, TIGNOR. who entered into eternal Tést one year ago today. July 12. 1936. We do not walk alone today as the deep shadows fall. For there is One whose tender care is ‘round about us all: His strength will give us courage. His love new faith impart And His gentle understanding brings comfort to our hearts. THE FAMILY. * WOODEN, MARY R. In sad but loving memory_of our darling mother, MARY R. WOODEN. who entered into_eternal rest two years ago today. July 12. 19535. Dear mother, you are not forgotten. Though on earth you are no more; 8till in memory you are with us As you alwavs were before. Your soul shall live on forever, On through the fields of time. For there never will be another Like our wonderful. dear little mother. Peaceful by thy rest. dear mother. 1t is sweet to breathe thy name; In life we loved you dearly, I e R VNG "CamLonm, © to his | an advanced course | vember, 1929, when he was ordered to Md. | | preme | Groner of the Court of Appeals, Sena- Ofiicer Dies CAPT. HENRY L. WYMAN. | —Harris-Ewing Photo. this country. In 1922 he was as- signed to the Bureau of Engineering, Navy Department, and continued in that service until 1925, when he as- sumed command of the U. S. S Denver. | Under his command, the Denver was assigned to the Nicaraguan waters during the insurrection there. For | this service during 1926-27, Capt. Wy- | man was presented the Navy Cross, | with the following citation: | “Largely through his good judgment, | tact, patience and ability, good order | | was maintained and disarmament ace | | cemplished | | signed to his command, without fric- in districts ashore, ase | tion and without bloodshed.” ) Studied Law at Harvard. | Graduating from the Naval War College at Newport, R. 1., in June, 1928, Capt. Wyman subsequently became one of the first naval officers to complete in international law at Harvard Unversity | Capt. Wyman was appointed assist- | ant commander of the 5th Naval Dis- | trict and stationed at Norfolk, Va.. :n June, 1928, He served there until No- command the Idaho. As commander | of this battleship he established an “excellent” gunnery record. Capt. Wyman was transferred to the shore division here in June, 1933 Placed on the retired list on June 30, 1935, he continued service with the division at his own request until relieved of all active duty last month. He is survived by his widow, Mrs Margaret Myers Wyman, and two daughters, Mrs. Rawson Bennett, wife of Lieut. Bennett, U. S. N, and Miss Margaret Wyman, Funeral services will be held at 11 am. Wednesday in Bethlehem Chapel of the Washington Cathedral. | Burial will be in Arlington National | Cemetery. RITES TOMORROW FOR MRS. WALLACE | Services for Widow of Ambassa- dor to Be Here, Burial [ in West. | Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred | Fuller Wallace, president of the Wash- ington Home for Incurables and widow of Hugh Campbell Wallace, President ‘Wilson’s Ambassador to France, wil be held at 3 pm. tomorrow at the residence, 1800 Massachusetts avenue. Burial will be in Tacoma, Wash. | Mrs Wallace, 68, died suddenly Fri- day in the Ritz-Carlton Hotel, New York City, where her chauffeur drove her after the was stricken with & heart ! Mrs. Wallace was the daughter of former Chief Justice Melville Fuller of the United States Supreme Court. Honorary pallbearers will be Jus- tices Butler and Roberts of the Su- Court, Justice D. Lawrence tor Hale of Maine, Benjamin S. Minor, Dr. Sterling iffin and C. Carroll Glover, Mrs. Wallace is survived by a sister, Mrs. Jane Francis of Paris, France, and four grandchildren, . Deaths Reported. James T. Farrall_ 77, 4320 Sth st Abhie J. White. 73.°313 15th pl. ne Kittie R. Askew. 74, Georgetown Hospital, Charles W. Klee ‘53 2351 17th st Susie R. Pennifield. 697 2051, E st ne. Harry Jordan. 65. Georgetown Hospital Agnes H. Peckham. 3. 1375 Stephenson pl. Herbert M. Early 61 1758 Fairmont st Charles A Russell_t1. Veterans Hospital. William L. Offutt. 58_Washineton Hotel Samuel A Coleman. 55. 713 Dahlia st Francis Smith. 31." Tuberculosis Hospital. Fannje Anderson. KR 1518 B st. n.e Beril McDanlels. #4. Freedmen's Hosvital. Robert Diggs. 55. Freedmen's Hospital. Andrew Dyer. 52 Gallinger Hospital Mary Johnson, 34, Gallinger Hospital. sk E e, Births Reported. Stanley and Catherine Hudek, boy. Leslie and Mary Zender. girl Albert and Margaret Dove. boy. Walter and Rise Lasley. boy. George and Eunice Donald. eirl. James and Mary Finotti. g Warner and Lillian McKen Lucy and Lelia Nuthall. bo Edward and Lettie Barano 1850. these charges for services. Funeral Services | Services for Reading Clerk of | ginia until 30 years ago when she | certificate giving Quality and Price Joseph Gawler’s Sons has been engaged in provid- ing funeral services of the finest character since Today these services are offered here at prices to suit every family’ D. C, MONDAY WAR AIRMAN, SUCCUMBS Tomorrow in Fort Myer Chapel—Burial in Arlington. Maj. William Jacobi, 53, who served with the Air Corps during the World War, died yesterday at his home, 4514 Connecticut avenue, after a long ill- ness. Funeral services will be held to- morrow in Fort Myer Chapel, followed by burial in Arlington National Ceme- tery. After the war Maj. Jacobi formed a patent law partnership with his brother, Herbert J. Jacohi, with offices in the National Press Building. He is survived by his brother, his widow, Mrs. Rena F. Jacobi, and & sis- ter, Hilda Jacobi. FINAL RITES HELD FOR P. J. HALTIGAN House Held at Residence and St. Paul's. Funeral services were held this morning for Patrick J. Haltigan, read- ing clerk of the House for 26 years. who died Thursday at his home, 2440 Sixteenth street. Services were held first at the residence, followed by solemn high mass at St. Paul's Church. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. At- tending the services were a delegation from Congress and members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians, an or- ganization with which he has been connected 40 years. Representatives of the Holy Name Society, Elks and Knight of Columbus also were present. Mr. Haltigan's widow and 10 chil- dren survive, MRS. MARY E. TOY FUNERAL TOMORROW Mirs. Mary E. Toy, widow of Capt, James C. Toy, Civii War veteran, died Saturday at the home of her son, William J. Toy, 125 Sixth street northeast. She was 80 years old Born in Chestnut Hill, Md, Mrs, Toy resided in Maryland and Vir- came to Washington to live at the Sixth street address. In addition to her son, she is sur- vived by a sister, Mrs. Rose Pyl Forest Hill, Ma., and a brother, Charles McCummins, Havre de Grace, Md Funeral services will be held at pm. tomorrow at the residence. fol lowed by burial in Cedar Hill Ceme- 2 ANALYSIS IS AWAITED IN ARMY WIDOW’S DEATH | Coroner A. Magruder MacDonald today was awaiting A report on a| chemical analvsis before issuing a! the cause of the sudden death Saturday night of Mrs | Mary Ross Shurtlefl. 54. widow of | Lieut. Col. Dwight K. Shurtleff, U. S. A Mrs. Shurtleff, who recently had been treated by Walter Reed Hospi- tal Physicians. died at her home, 1840 Mintwood place. Death ap- parently was due to natural causes, Coroner MacDonald said. An au- topsy was performed vesterday by Deputy Coroner Christopher J. Mur- phy. Funeral services will 10:30 am. tomorrow National Cemetery. be held at in Arlington OUPONT CIRCLE Cé/da.r Hill U 'w/zinqfimi g Bmulz‘u[’ emete ry Community Maus N0.7000 um, Columbarium. DOCTORS RECOMMEND ) Chambers AMBULANCES $3 any place in the city Phone COlumbia 0432 One of the Largest Undertakers in the World, as shown by 1,000 consecutive adult funeral Price Ran $201 ¢ $301 ¢ More Less than $200 $401 to $500 $501 to $600 $601 to $900 Number of Services. 128 186 212 194 135 114 31 1,000 o $300 o $400 than $900_ Fumeral Chapel FINE TALCUM thatis a Joph Gafier's Sons, Inc. Alfred B. Gawler William A. Gawler 1750-2-4-6-8 Penna. Ave. N.W. Fone 2 Directors Since 1850 Cremations Walter A. Gawler Joseph H. Gawler JULY 12, 1937. DROWNING OTHERS Two Dead, Three Hurt as Auto Plunges Into Creek in North Carolina. Br the Associated Press. NEW BERN, N. C. July 12—Two persons were drowned and three others were injured yesterday when their car plunged from the highway into Slocumb's Creek at Havelock, near | here. The dead are Miss Mildred | Woodard, 22, and Miss Ruth Banks, | 20, both of Wilson. Garland P. Stout, 29, driver of the car, suffered a punctured lung and | internal injuries, and Miss Margaret | Smith, 20, suffered cuts and bruises. | Both were taken to a Morehead city | hospital. Marion Cooke, 23, of Washington, D. C., received minor injurics and was taken to a hospital here. Marion Cooke, from New Bern, N. C, left his Works Progress Administration job about & week ago to go home on vacation. He /0 | Greystone Apart- | ments, 815 Eighteenth street, who fis From the earliest mythological past, when UIIr, the ski god, and Skede Hurts Fatal to Farmer. the ski goddess, were first honored by HARRISONBURG, Va., July 12 (). | the Norwegians, the history of Norway —P. Edward Smith, Rileyville farmer, | has been associated with heroic feats died in a hospital here vesterday of |on skis. There is skiing in most injurfes suffered July 3 when he was | Winter lands today, but Norway still thrown and dragged by a frightened draws its thousands each Winter for horse. ! this sport alone. IT’S FULL OF GOODNESS ... FOR I FLAVOR: ® Get next to the goodness of this tempting ginger ale. It has marvelous fiavor, a rare bouquet, matchless rest. Famous for over half a century. Clicquot Club PALE DRY GOLDEN GINGER ALE In full, 16-ounce pints, and full, 32-ounce quarts OPEN ALL DAY SATURDPAYS IN JULY AND AUGUST Fvyv ITURE [ILLEREEAS OO Starting Today . .. 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