Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1937, Page 10

A—10 #xx @ard of Thanks. SHEAHAN. TIMOTHY JOSEPH. The fam- ily of the TIMOTHY JOSEPH SHEA- HAN thank their {riends in Washington. D C.. end North Beach: Md. for their kind expressions of aym- athy and floral tributes at the Hme of Reir bereavement. 23.2 Beaths. ANDERSON. IRENE. Departed this life on_ Thursday. ‘July 1937, at 1:45 pm. IRENE ANDERSON. beloved sister { Mrs. Mary Tancil and Mrs. Bessie Body resting at_Moon's fu- You st. n.w. Notice of funeral later. BARNARD. MOBRIS MACY. On Thurs- day. Jul! 5 AeGls residence. in SA T County. MORRIS MACY BAR: NARD. beloved husband of Edith F Barnard and father of Mrs. Allen Green and Mrs. James Thurman. —Funcral services Saturdav. July 24. at 5 pm. at’ Ponick Church condicied by Rev. A ,Langston. Interment church cem- Sty e NETT, WILLIAM. On Thursday. July at_Georgetown Hospital. WIL- ETT_ Funeral {rom the 'W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin _st on Saturda¥. July ° st B:15 am thence to the Biess &acrament Church. where mas will be offered At 645 am. for the repose af his soul. Friends are invited. Inter- ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. BUELL. VICTOR HERBERT. On Wednes- day. July 21. 1937 at_Mount Alte Hos- | pital VICTOR HERBERT BUELL. he- foved husband of Mary Ellen Buell de- voted son of Frederick A and Carrie Buell. ~ Services at the S H. Hines Co. funeral home. 2001 14th st. n.w. on Eaturday. Julv 24 at 10 am Relatives and friends invited Interment Arling- ton National Cemeeery. } On_Friday. Julv N. PEARSON, o T Alexandria Hospital a7 PEARSON CHAPMAN ase. 6% years husband_of the late Jessie Maude Chap- man. _ Funeral services on Saturday July 24 at 11 am. at the Wheatley funeral home. Alexandria Va. Intei- ment Tvy Hill Cemetery. Alexandria, Va LCOAT. THERESA. On Thursdav. July O Tt Georeriown University. Hos. ital THERECA CHILCOAT. beloved wife of Irvin L. Chilcoat _mother of Lais Marguerite Chilcos: Funeral from fhe W.‘Chambers Co. funeral home 1400 | on Saturday July o nw Ch'.mn ¥ {riends in (f‘d at 10 am. Relatives & Intermert Green Lawn port News Va on B o m | (Newport please copy.) COLEMAN. RUTH 1. 2271937 at her re ave nw RUTH | J. On Thursdas July afte: tilness. Mrs (‘r‘LF\U\\ “oeloved wife of the lat Ta\k\m (“o leman fo_mourn their loss two daugh. Daniel J Hirer Robert E_AHDur T, Charles H Alfred D and George P_‘Coleman and Mrs. Susie Outiaw and Svivia E. Cole- man: one brother ~ Arthur T Lewis eleven ‘grandehildren ~eight dauchters, in-law. cne sister-in- nd a_host of e elatives And_ friends. Remeins Testing with L. E_ Murray & Son. No- of funeral hereafter. JIARY oy daughter of the Pa oAl Prrsdas of ‘funeral iater d Llr\r H. Octien. s Co. funeral S on saturda at_9:30 am to_the Car- melite Monastery. 130 Rhode Island ave ne. where mass will be offered at 10 am. Relatives and friends invited. In- terment St. Mary's Cemete! NOHO. WILLA o WednesdayJuly L) at Freedmen's Hosplial. WILLA Donoho. " joving . sister of Mrs. Wright. Mrs_Julia L. Donoho. Ophelia Arthur and Penalton Donoho. She also b n other relatives and frien resting at_the John T. chapel. :rd_and Eve on “Monds s <byterian Church, ém.. s 2 pn. Inteigrent Oa Cemetery < DPOWLING. FRANK W. the Association of Oidest are requested to atter our late associa LING. from the Western Presbyiel Church, 1108 1 st n.w.. Mond 58, 15 THEODARE W NOYES. Presid J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secrelary EMSLIE, MARY BELL. On Thursd @27 at the residence of her dalzh- 3 Conduit rd. n.w.. MARY RELL EMSLIE. boloved, mothar of Mrs Stebbins. Mrs W. Reid of Los The members of | the funeral of Dt and John A Emslie of Cincinnati | Funleral services at fhe above F and Sarah A Pauline Campbe 7008, Gocd d. s n 26, 2 Rliniivesang friends” are invite ional Cemetery. GARRETT, WILLIAM E. - On Wednesday. ~“at his residence. 1810 and st Arlington, Va.. band nf Elizabeth E. Garrett and father of Aloert’ G. Garreil and Mrs Helen E. Lewis Remaj funeral home lington. Va _where be held on Saturday. July Interment Lew:sville Cem County. Va GARNER. THOMAS. Suddenly. on Thurs- day. July 2.1 At 1100; Pst. now hushand of the late 5. Celes- 0ss one son. one _grandson &'Sches Tuneral home. New J Sna R LW ! Notice of funeral later ILTON. MARY ALICE. Suddenly. on Monday. July 19 1 at_Children's Hospital. MARY ALICE HAMILTON. the loving daughter of William and Wilhel- mina Hamilton. devoted sister of Rufus John H._and William R. Hamilton. She Also leaves two erandfathers. one grand- mother and other relatives and friends. Remajns resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and until 4 pm_Fridav_July 23 be shipped to Edgefield. 8. C.. ices and interment MEIRONIMUS, CHARLOTTE \l nesday_ Julv 21 1937. CH. TEETRONIMUS. beioved wite of Rasmond L. Heironimus and mother of Elsic. Ray- mond and Frances Heironimus. ~Funeral from her late residence. 13! on Saturday. July 24, a tives and friends invited BMEIRONIMUS. CHARLOTTE. A . No. 22."0. E Eve sts. s.W. Body_will for serv- on Wrd- RLOTTE meeting of Unity Chapter, 8. Is called for Saturday. July 24 at 1 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Snd oy Tonk Sve . To8 the bu of attending the funeral of the late ARLOTTE HEIRONIMUS. By order of the worthy matron’ MARY L. HOFFMAN, Secretary. WILL, MARY LEE. On Thursday. July 9. at_ Johns Hopkins ' Hospital, LEE HILL. devoted daughter of hoy and saren” B Tovink ister of Napoleon. Albert. Bessie, Cleo. Leroy. Jr.”and ‘Juanita Hill. She also leaves other relatives and many friends— Re- mains resting at John T. Rhi fu- neral chapel. ird and Eve sts. s.W. Notice of funeral later. BIPKINS. GRANT. Departed this me suddenly on Friday, July 23. 1937 liinser “Hospital, GRANT HIPKING. leaves to mourn their loss_ one rother. Joseph Hipkins: & niece. Daisy Muse. and_several other relatives and * friends. Remains resting at Eugene Ford's funeral ‘home 0 South’ Cap- t. Notice of funeral, late FUNERAL DIRECTORS. ]oseph F. Birch’s Sons hone W!Et flflfll\sosi M.nsl:‘”N w .Stlblished 1841 ol Frank Geier’s Sons Co. Hodern Chaper. 'Ta. National2473 V. L. SPEARE CO0. either the successor to nor connected with e origina) W. R. Speare establisament. Nattonar 2spz 1009 H St. ~J. William Lee’s Sons Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Crematorium | Oreeon | Jennie | Inhabitants | MRS. C. M. HEIRONIMUS DIES HERE AT AGE OF 39 Funeral Services Tomorrow, Burial to Be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Charlotte M. Heironimus, 39, of 1360 K street southeast, wife of Raymond Heironimus, optician, died Wednesday in Homeopathic Hospital after a short {llness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. Mrs. Heironimus, a native of this city, was a member of Unity Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, which she served as marshal in 1934. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Elsie and Frances;"a son, Raymond; her father, John 8. Steck- lein, and four brothers, Frank, John, Albert and George Stecklein, all of this city. Bratha. IMMICH, CHARLES W. . Suddenly. on Thursday. July 837, at_his Tesi- dence S iotust ave, Tokeina Park, Ma. SHARLES "W IMMICH. ‘beloved mmr of Mrs. Gertrude Louise Ge liam J.'and Charles A. Immich. services at the above residence Saturday. July 24, at & am. Relatives and friends Interment Arlington National Cemetery. Services by the W. W. Chi bers Co.’ suburban funeral home. Cleveland ave.. Riverdale, M 2 IMMICH, CHARLES W. Comrades of | Rich- I Harden” Campg No Spanish War Veterans. ble ‘at Pythian Tem- 9th st. LW at B JSaturaay. Juiy B4 1887, for the funeral of our Iate com- rade. CHARLES W. IMMICH. phces at ¥ a.m. at his late residence. Takoma Park. Md. Inter- neion National Cemetery MANNING. Commander. WM. B RINK. Adtatant 11Au|:n\ LUCY JANE. On Friday. July ] at 1 am. at the Me(hod)sl Hm‘\ G lhrrxh\lri Md.. LUCY AT M. e Tent- ine at Gartner's funeral home. Gaithers- | bure. Md. Funeral arrangements later. | JARVIS, RICHARD ARTHUR. = The re- mains of RICHARD ARTHUR JARVIS, £ 420 17th st. n.e were lowered fo rest taoday in Rock Creek Cemetery. The_deceaced_was the beloved ~hushand of Kathryn Feller Jarvis. son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur A Jarvis of Lanham. Md. and brother of Nellie and Laura Jarvis of Lanham, Md. RETH, WARY ELIZABETH SONES b T4t eprimg rd nw. be- loved mother of Charloite Mary Jones. Services at the S H. Hines Go funeral i h'st. nw. on Saturday. Services and invited. On Thurs- On Thurs- v 7 at_Providence Hos- % BRIDGET ANNIE KEENAN. the Peloved mother of Harold E. Keenan Funeral from the W W. Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin . n.w. ey Tiy 24 a0 B i thence t. Gabriel's Catholic Church. where requiem mass will be offered at ) am. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends are invited. In- terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Y. CRAWFORD. On Frigay. July CRAWFORD KENNEDY. "be- yusband of Rera F. Kennedy of St nw Zulhnr(v funeral parlors. 301 Capiol st.. on Saturday. July 24 Inierment at Fort Lincoln Nebraska papers please copy. JOHN F. On Thu\’*l‘i\ J\IlY E 107 "a dence. 5541 JOHN F. KING. hu nd of \lellxr Lvnrh Ma Ly King' Body resi- | 1756 Pennsylvania ave. Services at > duly, erment private. = JOHN F. Bookbinders' Local YeRret Lo mform vou of the deatn N'F, KING. who_died Thursdav, 16567, " aged rs. Un s Sundat, July Nonday. Y. 11 i ahove address Cemetery. | PATRICK FOGARTY. Secretary. LIVINGSTONE \ DE BOE. Wotnanaas. 310 at Emerzency N "D BOE TIVA NG, o Kenvon st. n w.. beloved 1 H. Livinestone and mother of Mrs. W Filliem 3 Whealer (nee Clarier) la - Mr. Edward A. Livi Sone of Pa: Kenneth H Ttatons of Washineton BLC t the S M. Hines Co. funeral hnm- .. on Sat 51 T st Service and | RING, Funeral from Thterment Mount Olive: | | ck. N. Y L. On Thursdav Emercensy Houmte e B3y H D Maroney. daughters. Winefred Rose and Mary of this City. and sons. Eugene H. of Clayton. and Raphael J. of Marine City, Mich. Interment at Willlamsport, Pa. MASON. FRANK. Departed this life on Thursday. Julv 22 1937 at Gallinger Hospital. FRANK MASON of 4713 Poote st. n.e. ‘beloved husband of Carrie Ma- son. father of Lerov Mason. stepson of Thomas Stewart. brother of Walter Ma- son. John and Mildred Stewart. He also leaves to mourn their loss many other relatives_and friends. Funeral from the George ‘B Clarke Co. funeral parlor. 1316 Florida_ave. n-e.. at 2 nm. Sun: dave July 2% Intement Woodlawn Cemetery. on Mondav. July 26. 2 . On Wednesday_ July “! at_Gallineer Hosnital. E. J. He ‘leaves - devoied motnar. one brother and a host of friends. Re- mains resting at R. C. PRichardcon & Co.’s frneral home. 1700 Vermont ave. nw. Funeral and burial Sunday. July 5. Bennettsville. 8 C. FK. EU NE. On_Friday. July ¥37. at Emergency Hospital. EU- GENE OHLANDER. age 60 vears. be- loved father .of Leo E. Ohlander of Springfield. Va . and Lyle W. Ohlander of Chicago Tl ' Remains resting Hysong’s ~ parlors 1300 N st Notice of funeral later. RIGGS. MAJ. SAMUEL DRI denly. on Priday. July Georgetown _University H SAMUEL DRINELLE RIGGS of Ernestine Pesou Riggs. _The body is resting at the Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home. Rockville. Md. ~Notice of service later SAKELLARIS. GEORGE. = On Priday. July Al Georgetown Hospital, GEORGE ~ SAKELEARIS. beloved - hus: band of Irine Sakellaris and father of Clymbia and Mary Sakellarls, = Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers Co. fu- nerai home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. until Monday. Julv 26. at 9 am.: thereafter at his late residence. 25 39th st fl' ’ where services will be held at 1 Thence “to. Sts. 'Helen and. Constantine Chursh. 6th and C sts. & 3 services will be held at 2 D tives and friends invited. Glenwood Cemetery. SCHNEIDER. JACOB, _ On Wednndu July 21. 1937, JACOB SCHNEIDER. Tovea” Fusband of Cthe late. Markarel Schneider. Funeral from his late resi- dence. 14 Marlboro pike. on Saturday. July 24 at 9:15 a.m._ Reéquiem mass at St. Mary's Church. 5th st_ between G and H sts. n.w.. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment St. Mary's Cemetery. 2 SIMMS, MARGARET. On Thursday. July Trterment e mourn_their loss two ‘daughters. Annle E. Williams and Gertrude Hamlin: one arah Ingram: two sisters, four brothers. an aunt and Bojost,of other relatives and friends. Body resting at Robest G. Mason & Oo. Dineral home. 3200 Nichots ave. o, Notice of funeral later. STEVENSON. 1 D ot S HELM, loved " dauinier of Weses. and Marie Sievenson. devoted sister of 8ylvla, Norma and Wesley Stevenson. jr. also leaves a devoted grandfather. omer relatives and many friends Rem: Testing ‘st the JoRn T Rhines Tapera chanel. 3rd and Eve sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later. 25 STONE, ROBERT L. JR. On Thursday. Jul 9: STONE, Jr.. 13341, E I l'zd oo Délovea: son "ot Roberi I Mary L. Stone "(nee_Smith). n, chapel of P, 430 7th et n_ Monday. July 2 pm. Fielatives and friends are invited. o< terment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25 TALBOTT. Wol‘l.l'lllNG‘l‘oN B, Suddenty. RuiNTo AL ESTE of Rockyule. Md: Bemaing re;mu at the Colonial funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrey. Rockville. Md. No- tice of funeral later. Ath and Mass. Ave. N.E. Lincoln 6200 er One of the Largest Undertakers in the Wdrld 1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432 B17 11th St. S.E. _ Atlantic 6700 FUNERAL DESIGNS. GEO. C. SHAFFER . | EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT Onlg-c;r:hr‘n;fl:m PHONE NAT. 0108 ana sundays Cor. 14th & Eye GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pisces i 1212 P St N.W. National 2278 23 'URTO—NTs— «onn:: . Bivd Beautiful Faneral Sprays AT. 171 Ohd SONDAYS, \ TAYLOR. THORNTON E. life on Thursday, July Garfield Hospital. -(ur T THORNTON E. R._beloved hus- band of the late uullle r. T"lbl‘ and devoted father of Ida M; Mildred Melhl' and Edward He also leaves to mourn S0 e Srandeniid oh r ren. one’ ae and other l’!lltlv!l and friends. mains temporarily l"l"hl at flht Mo ire fiineral ‘home. ‘1630 oth e ‘of funeral later. In Memortam. DE ECKART, ALEJANDRO. Xn loying_re- gfimhrlnu of our delr one. JD en-rud this life Threc Seats afo ¥ . LINNIE DE KART AND PAMILY. * INN. EDITH A, 1 ITH Rty i, (gpentiance gn‘nm lbnh iife two years ago today. July W saw vau fade Iike & fower. But could not make you b wWe nursed 704 with tender elnaness, BIII Gor d ed vou WIMN‘D. Demr%fi lhll Lo ING. Funeral will be held | At his | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTONX, BARNARD, EX-HEAD OF PRISONS, DIES Former Lorton Chief, 75, Ill Since July 5—Had Built Model Penal System. Capt. Morris Macy Barnard, 75, re- tired general superintendent of District penal institutions, died late yesterday at his new home, Dunmovin, near Pohick, Va. He had been {ll since July 5, when he suffered a slight paralytic stroke. Brief funeral services, to be at- tended by members of the family and close friends, will be held at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at the residence, with Rev. F. L. Morrison, Methodist minister at Occoquan, officiating. Additional funeral services will be held a half hour later at Pohick Epis- copal Church, with Rev. C. A. Lang- ston, rector, officiating. Burial will be at Pohick. The list of honorary pallbearers in- cludes Judge Oscar E. Bland of the United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals, Richard N. Elliott, acting controller general; Ray L. Huff, Capt. Barnard's successor as superin- tendent of penal institutions; Henry C. Stein; Capt. T. F. Joyce, United States Marine Corps, retired; Thomas M. Rives, superintendent of the Dis- trict Jail; Capt. A. L. Pettitt, super- intendent of the workhouse at Occo- quan; Capt. W. L. Peak, superin- tendent of the reformatory at Lorton; Julian A. Schoen, former superin- tendent of the Occoquan Workhouse, under Capt. Barnard, and now warden of the United States Detention Head- quarters in New York City, and C. B. Rice, retired Pittsburgh merchant, Honored by Colleagues. The list of active pallbearers will | consist of employes of the reforma- tory and workhouse. widow, Mrs. Edith F. Barnard; two daughters, Mrs. C. O. Thurman and Mrs. Allen Green, both of Lorton; a sister, Mrs. Lincoln Witter, Pomona, Calif., and two brothers, W. F. Bar- nard, Chicago. and S. W. Barnard, Burlington, Ind. He also leaves five grandchildren. Capt. Barnard stepped out of his post as head of penal institutions on his seventy-fifth birthday, last April 4, a few hours after 200 employes of | the District Reformatory Work House {and Ninth street whar! demonstrated their affection for him at a reception ion the penal reservation at Lorton, Va. He was presented with two testi- . | monial open books bearing the sig- natures of his subordinates, along with | an easy chair and day bed couch when | he left the District penal service after -1 21 vears of work in its behalf. Capt. Barnard, who entered prison | administration work tn 1895, served | as assistant superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory at Jefferson- \xlle and as deputy warden at the | Michigan State Prison, at Jackson. “He came to the District in 1916 as | assistant superintendent of penal in- stitutions and was charged with the | establishment here of an advanced | program of reformatory treatment. | He became superintendent in 1924. A Model Prison. | The captain did his job so well that other jurisdictions modeled their prison administrations after .that of | the District. A tribute to his ability | was written by Dr. Luther Reichel- derfer, then president of the Board of Commissioners, June 30, 1932, urging the Civil Service Commission to permit his retention as superintendent de- spite his having reached the age of 70. | Reichelderfer wrote: “The reformatory at Lorton, Va. being developed under the direction and management of Mr. Barnard is & unique penal institution. It receives all long-term prisoners ot the class usually sent to State penitentiaries. The terms of imprisonment extend from one year to life. “Prisoners of this type have usually been housed in cells in buildings lo- cated within a barred prison wall. At Lorton the experiment is being tried to afford prisoners a more nearly nor- mal mode of life. * * * The safe- keeping of the prisoners depends more upon educational effect and the de- velopment of a higher morale than it does on physical restraint.” “Best in the Country.” Three and a half years ago, how- ever, a wall was built about the in- stitution and the number of cell blocks was increased, as the prison population expanded. The “wall- less prison” was no longer the model penitentiary, and Capt. Barnard pro- tested last January 22 in his letter of resignation to the Commissioners that because of overcrowding and in- sufficient appropriations, “we are un- able properly to house, guard and educate the unfortunate who are sent to us.” The letter was a jolt to the Com- | missioners. For some time the Board of Public Welfare, which had made the decision that a wall was needed for Lorton, had been suggesting that he be supplanted. But early in 1936 Commissioner Allen had returned to the board a recommendation for the appointment of another, with this notation: James T. Ryan . . Ryan's Packard De Luxe Am cooled. All blankets, linens and pill Funeral 317 Pa. Ave. S.E. Capt. Barnard is survived by his! “We have a general superintendent ' |\ The Very Finest flmbulzmaz Ser@zce elegant limousine. It provides greater comfort, more improved features for the patient than ever before. The side door swings open, permitting easy removal of the reclining couch. It is equipped with hot and cold running water and basin. Upholstered leather chairs, delightfully air and accompanied by two experienced and courteous attendants. Reasonable rates for local or out-of-town calls. James T. Ryan Dies CAPT. M. M. BARNARD. of penal institutions, the best in the country. He can have the job as long as he wants to hold it.” Barnard had his troubles in 1933. The model prispners at his model farm proved not:so model one day in July and nearly 100 of them took part in a riot. By the end of the month 62 of the leaders in this out- break were sent to Atlanta Peni- tentiary and 26 to Lewisburg, Pa., Penitentiary. Hardly was this trouble cleared up when Barnard faced another problem. The Commissioners received a letter from former Supt. A. C. Tawse re- flecting on Barnard's administration. His chief complaints were that Bar- nard had relatives on the District pay roll and that the food at Lorton /| Milburn T. ZIRKLE Co. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ampulance Service 510 C St. NE Linc. 5537 nton Park For Reference ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR 75 No ‘Extras! For a Regular $150 Funeral WASHINGTON'S LOWEST PRICES‘\ $75 to $200 and up DEAL Funeral Home Phone Li. 8200-8201 B Tunsial 4y This beautiful half couch casket; the whole funeral, cars, hearse, and all com- plete. Compare our services to any at $I 65 COMPLETE FUNERALS 7 5 Cars and all as low as er: Is One of The Largest Undertakers in the World 3 FUNERAL HOMES Msin ofice S@utheast Office 517 Eleventh 8t. S.E. Phone ATlantic 6300 ADVER Corns § Sleep Then Shed Off ‘Throbbing corns quiet down when you apply E-Z Korn Remover. Numbs pain—Iloosens hardest corn and core comes right out. Easy to use—works fast. Used by thousands. Try it yourself. Only 35c at drug stores. Atlantic 1700-1701 ver Phone Greenwood At Most Reasonable bulance has the appearance of an ows are clean and sanitary. Driven Director Atlantic 1700-1701 was inferior. Barnard was cleared, but not before he remarked of the fact that his son-in-law headed the machine shop at Lorton. “He’s & good machinist. ‘When he married my daughter I didn't think that was sufficient reason for firing him."” ‘Capt. Barnard was still hopeful the penal system of the District could be improved when he retired. He gave long study to' the serious prob- lem of overcrowding of prisons, and in his letter of retirement he sug- gested to the Oommissioners: “I feel at this time that I should D. C, FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1937. call your attention to the fact that for several years I have been advo- cating a hospital for inebriates at the work house and well-regulated probation system for the young first offenders who are sent to the re- formatory, and I hope that the oommunity will. get behind Judge Curran (an advocate of such changes) as I thinik he is right in what he is trying to do. “I feel sure that with these two propositions the: population of the institutes would be reduced from 25 to 50 per cent and it will be better' Julius Lansburgh Furniture Co., 909 F St. N.W. for the inmate, and society will not be injured in the same.” Barnard was born in Burlington, Ind, April 4, 1862. He was a mem- ber of the Almas Caravan Club, the ‘Washington Board of Trade and the Fairfax Chamber of Commerce. 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