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(tarJi at uljanks.
Adams, .iosfhi r wp dn Fruitfully
appreciate and acknowledge each kind
expression of sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes sent by friend- and rela
tives at the passing of our loved one.
THE FAMILY. •
Dratlnt.
ATHERTON*. CLARENCE If On Friday.
March ]'» 1!».{1 CLARENCE H ATHER
TON. beloved husband of Olivia S Ath
erton (nee Gartll) and lather of Rav N.
Atherton of Orono Me Mrs. W. F ,
Best of Charleston. \Y. Va . Mrs. A L. ;
King and Gertrude May of Washington
Funeral from the W W. Deal funeral j
home Mt> H st. n r . on Tuesday. March '
*’.T at 2:UO p.m. Relatives and friends
Invited Interment Cedar Hill Ceme
tery. -Orono. Me . papers please copy.)
ATHERTON. CLARENCE If A special
meeting of Syracusians Lodge No 10
Knights of Pythias will be held at K
o'clock tonight -Monday March Ml.
IDdT) in the Grand Lod.ce room. Pythian
Temple, to make final arrangements
for the funeral of our late brother.
CLARENCE H. ATHERTON. All mem
bers art urged to be nrcsent.
GFORGF P. MAGILL. Chancellor Com- j
manrier.
BARKER. WILLIAM I On Sunday.
March 2^ ID.t;, WILLIAM I DARKER
the beloved husband ol Rose Barker <nee
McKax and father ot Sophie Barker
and William I Barker, ir -on of Roger
F Barker and brother of Roger L. and
Theodore Barker and Mr Virginia Dod
son of Springfield. Va Funeral servicer
at the W. W Chambers Co Southeast
funeral home l 7 11th st. s o on
Wednesday. March ‘11. at 2 P.in. Rela
tives and frmnd-- invited. Interment .
Cedar Hill Cemetery 2’,\
BFRKHFIMFR. M ARIF K On Saturday !
March 0<). 1: : T. nt Siblev Memorial;
Hospital. MARIE K. BERKHE1MER <nee
Farru beloved wife nf ’lie Ltr George
Berkheimer of l ; !: mlin st r. e
Funeral wilt Iv* held from the abo- e
residence on Ttiesrnv Mawh "M. at '1
pm Interment Mount Olivet Come- ;
tery. Relatives and friends invited.
HIRNIE. DOT Cl AS PUTNAM. On Sun
day. March *2 1 1 f':;" at l : home, l 1
Conn, axe r. xv m the M year of his
age. DOUGLAS PUTNAM BTRNIF Fu- j
neral from the Sixth Presbyterian
Church, l'fh and Kenneth* ‘■is. n.w . on
Tuesday Moron ‘1! ‘ at 1 .T* nm In i
deference to D TTirnic's xv - h friends,
are reouested not to smd fl we is. In
terment in Springfield. Mass. *-•>
Blackwell, nflut r Departed this!
life on Saturdav. March 7" 1337. at 1
the residence o her sou i-. "•! • st.
n w . NELLIE E BL'KCKWEl L. dauch- j
ter of the late Jeremiah ;«ud Amanda ■
Turner, bein'cd wife of the la:« William
H Blackwell. She leaves to mourn
their lo- a devoted son F enc H
Blackwell; three crandclvhTmi ore
great-grandson. two ci luvhters-in-law
and othr:- reirtivr- and friend' Re
mains resiir.s at the Smith, funeral home.
1175 10th st. n.w. Funeral Tuesday.
March 73 at *' v nv. from above fu
neral horn-' Rev J 1. S Hhhman of
flciat
Interment Mount Zion Ce; .• cry. *
BOWLES. GEORGE WLBSTI R O Sun
day. March 21. It);;:, a: h.s residence
Rices road. Hy* \ hie. Y gEORGF
WEBSTER BOWLES br’.o1 ed husband}
of Mane Bov b . father of Gr H and (
John Much Bow1'*'. F nc: •’ service^ at
the W \V Chambers Co fun•*t.h home.
1400 (
March 7 \ at pm. Rr ' «'• nd
friends are invited. Iverr. mv. Fro ''°ct
Hill Cemeter:*. *-3
BRICE. SAMUEL TV Or. S ;.r! • M. 1
•'1 103*
st. n.w SAMUEL B BRICE the belr.-.ed
husband of Fy.ri M B’uc .r: brother .
of Mrs B P Kenned* V Nohc T
Brian of Grec ■ h> \ C. •; <: '■!r G
W 5Weils o' K - N c Erma;r
resting at the \V V Chamber- Co fu
neral home. MOu Chapin st. n.w. Notice
of funeral later.
Butler. ALICE. Departed hi on
Wednesday March l* 1 . a' B hie-1
vue HosDitrk N w Yo; C AITCE
BUTLER She
loss a devoid i • y Geor e ButL r a .
sister Louise Butler; two brothers
George Butler. . at Sylv< But It i
four aunts and other relnt e- and
friends. Family can bo seen • t .*■ resi
dence of her aunt. Mrs R Dii
1 f 1 7 - A Half st i v F . T
March 23 at 1 p.i Morris j
A Carter funeral home 2nd and F s*>
8.w Rev B H Whitinr officiating In-j
terment, Woodlawn Cemetery.
CASSIDY. I ASF G. On Monday March j
27 1037. at Homeopathic Hospital
JANE Ci. CASSIDY, b^lovr- diueh’pr of
the
Cassidy Notice of funeral later.
CASTLE LOIS ANNE. On Fund ■ March
21 1037. at Chil rei H LOIS
ANNE infant daughter o' \ L B »nd
Margaret L. Cattle of Lm Maryland
drive Brnokmr-w M-* Ser\;cr at Gao
ler's chanej 175m P ave n.w on
Tuesday March *.'3 a* in a in.
CAVANAUGH. (JURI ES T Suddeniv
on Friday M-rch !'•» 103* •’ in resi
dence 537 2nd st. s e CHARLES J
CAVANAUGH br’ov(?d husband of Gwen
dolyn Cavanauch Funeral from his
late residence on Tuesria> March 7'
R:30 a.m • thence to S'. Peter's Church,
where muss will offered at 0 a.m
Interment Arlington National Cemetery.
CHAPMAN. JACK On Sunday March 7b
J037 a* Freedmen’s Hospital. JACK
CHAPMAN devoted father of Joseph
Chapman and Mrs. Henrietta Gray He
also leaves a devoted sister Mrs Mattie
L Davis of Atlanta. On and other rela
tives and friend: Remains resting at
the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 U st. nw Funeral Fridav, March
26. at 8 pm. from the above funeral
church Intprmcr.: Harmony Cemetery j
Saturday. March 2 7. 26
CHRISM AN. EM I- C l l\TON On Satur
day. March 2u. 1*1.4;. at her re.-idence. ,
«2« ?ih s*. n r . ELLIS CLINTON CHRIS- j
MAN Cnee Fleming1, beloved wife c.f '
Genre? H Chrisman. Service* a’ the
above residence on Tuesday March 23. j
at 2 nm Relative* and friends invited.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 22
CLANCEV JANE. Suddenly on Saturday
March 2<>. 1937 at Sibley Memorial Hos
pital. Mrs JANE CLANCEY, wife of
George Clancev arci sister of Mr A.
Magruder MacDonald. Services held to
day Monday. March 2". at the home of ;
Dr and Mr* MacDonald. 1 02*' Maryland
ave n r Bodv to b-' taken to Stuy- |
vesant. N. Y Interment will be on Tues- I
dav. Mrs Clancev ;* survived by her i
husband, sis’er and daughter. Marcella. J
and father, brother and s:-:er in Stuy
vesant.
CLARK. MARY ANN PERSEI.I . O Sun
day. March 2 1. 1937, a- her residence
!-*24 Independence ave. s.-.v . MARY ANN
PURSELL CLARK, beloved wife of the
late Harry Clark Services at the above
residence on Wednesday. March 2’4. a*.
2 P m. Relatives and friends Invited.
Interment Congressional Cc:r.c;e: .
COOMRF. HENRY G. On Su . : v. March
21. 1937. HENRY G. COOMHE 0! the
Masonic and F..;-tern Star Home Serv
ices at the S H Hinp* Co funeral homp.
2001 14th st. nw on Timsdav. March
23. at 2 pm. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
COOMBE. HENRY C. Federal Lodi- No.!
1 F A A M. will hold a sp cial com- I
mumcation Tuesdav. March at |
1 pm. Masonic Temple to the purpose 1
of civinE a Masonic buna1, ’o our late 1
brother. HENRY G COOMBE!
Smned OSCAR F CARLTON. W. M. .
W B FURR. Secretary.
CFOGGON. LAI C\ I. On Su n y. March i
21 1937k a* Gallincrr Homi;- .1. LAURA
J CROGGON. br'.ovcd wife of the late
Frank B Croggon and mothr • of Mary
Ellen Croggon. Funeral Wednesday.
March 24. from the Perry Walsh
funeral home, 29 II s‘. n.w . at s-.un
am 1 thence to Si. Alovsius Church,
where requiem mass will br* -aid at
9 a m. for the repc-e of h*>r soul. In
terment, Glemvood Cemetery. Relatn cs
and friends invited 23
DAVIS. EI.DRIDGE I.EROY On Sunday.
March 21. 10:17. at 1:45 p.m.. at Provi
dence Hospital after a brief illness
ELDRIDGF. LEROY DAVIS the devoted
son of Ida S. and the late William E.
Davis. He leaves to mourn their loss
a wife. Beatrice A. Davis: two children,
Elaine and Eldridee, jr.: a sister. Mrs.
Thelma Stewart, and many other rela
tives and friends. Remains resting: at
Frazier's funeral home. :ssit I? I ave.
n w. Funeral Wednesday. March 24.
at 1 pm., from (lie Tabernacle Baptist
Church Interment Woodlawn Ceme
tery. Relatives and friends invited. 2.1
DF.SSAI ER. HERAT ANN. On Saturday
March 20 1 fi.'II at Georsetoan Univer
sity Hospital HERMANN DFSSAUER
beloved husband of Elizabeth De
Body resting a: Gawler's chapel I75fl
F*. ave nw. until tt a.m Tuesday.
Services at hi- late residence nsitt T st.
nw. on Tuesdav. March 2'i a- )l am.
Interment at Oak Hill CemeWv.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
♦th and Mass, A ve, N.E. Lincoln K?00
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons
_ iA L. HAYCOCK Manaaer)
^4,3034 M St. N.W.
Chambm^
One of the t/otgra.
Undertakers in the World
1400 Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432
617 11th St. S.E._Atlantic 6700
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
taaraaa ra n Ationai 2473
Y. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the original W R Speare establishment..
NAtiona?net:sni: 1009 H St. N.W.
_FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GEO. C. SHAFFER
expressive floral tributes at
MODERATE PRICES PHONE NAT OlOfl
Open Evenings _ . _ _
and Sundavs^Cor^l 4Ml & Eye
GUDE BROSrCO: Floral Pieces j
1212 F St. N.W. NAtional 4276
Drains.
PRI RY. WILLIAM J. On Monday. March
22. 11)37. at his residence. 2725 3tJth
Pi n.w.. WILLIAM J. DRURY, aged H7
years, beloved husband of Mrs. Sarah
B Drury and father of Mrs. John
Swartzcll. Funeral services Wednesday,
March 2 1. at •; p m., at Hysong’s par
lors. 130(» N st. n.w. Interment Arling
ton National Cemetery. 23
EDWARDS. CHARLES I On Sunday.
March 21. 1«»3 7. CHARLES I. ED
WARDS of l.'tol R. I. ave. n.w . ape
2b years, beloved husband of Mrs.
Al.vce Edward; and son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ira M. Edwards Funeral serv
ices on Tuesday March 23. at 2 p.m.
at Hysong's parlor. 1300 N st. n.w.
EE IDLER. JAMES E. On Sunday, March
21. 1037 JAMES E. FEIDLER. the be
loved father of William T. Feidler. Fu
neral from the W. W Chambers Co.
Southeast funeral home 517 11th st.
s e . oil Tuesday. March 23. at 0 30 a m.
Relatives and fnends invited. Inter
ment Annadale. Va.
GRIGSBY. ANNIE E. On Sunday. March
'-‘I 103*. at the residence of her daugh
ter. ..13 Nicholson st. n.w.. ANNIE E.
GRIGSBY, the beloved wife of the laic
Milton T Grigsby and mother of Mrs.
L H. Windsor. Mrs. Mabel Geyer of
We t Point Va Mrs. B. L. Rhodes of
Norfolk. Va and aunt of Miss Mary
k Murray Remains resting at her
late residence Remains to lie in state
m the Fifth Baptist Church. E st . be
tween Sixth and Seventh sts s.vv.. from
2 30 p.m. Wednesday.
5*arcn : t Funeral services to be held
a: \ :o p m. Relatives and friends arc
invited. Interment Congressional Cem
etery. Services by W W. Chambers Co.
23
GRIGsBX. ANNIE E. Th.e officers of the
Re be It ah Assembly. I. O O F will as
sv-mble at the Filth Baptist Church E
st near . th st. sw. at 2 p.nt. Wertnes
dav March 21. 11137 to assist at the
nineral service' of our late sister. AN
NL;. E GRIGSBY, past president of the
Rebekah As: °mbly oi the District of
Columbia and past renresentativ* to the
Association* of Rebekah Assemblies
Signed CORAH H. KTNCER Pres.
„ ;Vi0s? BEATRICE M LAMIE. Sec. 23
( ora A. On Sunday March 21.
,1"r t'r'idence. 17 Seaton place
n p • CORA A. HAYES, the beloved sister
o* Mrs. Agnes C. Popkins and Luther
B. Haves Funeral services at the W.
w Chamber.' Co funeral home. lino
Chapin st. n.w. on Tuesday. March 23.
at 30 p m Relatives and friends arc
invited. Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
HOlKIKs. WIII.IAM M Suddenly, on
Aiaich :<>. 1‘m,. at his residence. i*Mt»
r'x «v<- s c WILLIAM M. HODGES,
i.ir beloved husband of Anna Belle
Hodcc: • nee Smith, and father of Mrs.
hachael Shurbert and Mrs. Nellie Taylor.
Funeral services at the W. W Chambers
co Southeast funeral home. 5i; llth st
£,r. on Tuesday. March at 11 a m.
Krlames and friends are invited. In
terment at Lincoln Cemetery.
HORsAl \\. ROSALEE. On Sunday March
M'-1-. at her residence 4<>M North
HoiUvVVw Cherrydalr Va ROSA! EE
nORFMAN. beloved wife of th* late Jos
•;oli Hor man and mother of Rubv E.
Horsman and Mrs. Edith L Cunningham.
Remains restinc a* her late residence
a:ter p.m. Mondaj. where iuneral
services will be hold on Wednesday.
March * I a’ lO in a m Interment
Mount Hope Cpmetery, Waxpooi. Va. *J:;
JA\KO\\>KI VU.IR1E. on Sunday,
•oaicn .1. ltt.;, .a her residence. !»;;{»>
•."*ld n w VALERIE JANKOWSKI
or <n cd w ile of Constant ine Jankowski
bc.evrd mot her of Henry F Jan
w Funeral from the Geo. W Wise
c » iu,i : a 1 home. m st. n.w. Tues
a m. thence
to He - Tnnttv Catholic Church ;ntth
. n i o sts a: !> a.m.. where mass will
o* said for th* repos* of her soul.
!.V. . • friends invited. Inter
u.cn, HoiV Rood Cemetery.
JUm{I11:11 "i r' On Sunday March
:}■ V ■" the Alexandria Hospital.
Alexandria \.. fu:;' s < 'xr r-'i,
0 I'ved ;-o i of Charle- B and Bn ip .Jar’,
fi V. •'•'•it, t'oi'lh Kenmnrc ft. Arlmx
f ' i. Regains resting at the Ives
?„• ~Kj' Wilson hlvd . Arlins
i* y«ere funeral services will he
; - : Tuesday. March 2:s at 2 p.m. in
lern;. nt Oakxvood Cemetery. Falls
Church, va.
Kr\\-y PATRICK JOSEPH On Satur
VP.l K-aJ55,x-'-"-u PATRICK JOS
V..., ..K,;vrfV belo\ed son of Minnie
Walsh ant! the late John K.
K'.iny. beloved husband of Helen Wesch
;i r Kenny and father of Rita Marie Ken
; . Fin.oral from the residence of his
a .i Mis. John O Sheehay. inns 1st at
p. " on ruesdav March at stiinam :
thence to 8:. Martin's Church wh-re
1 1 icm high mass will be oiTered at !>
, Relat ive and iriends Invited.
Inte.ment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
K, v\Y PATRICK JOSEPH. On Satur
x*arch I!':::. PATRICK JOSEPH
’ ‘°'P(i ■t'on of Minnie Kenpv Walsh and
1 .IT John J. K«nn-. Funeral from
residence of his aunt. Mrs. Johi O
Shorhy. lti.-i-, 1st s: n.w. on Tuesday,
s':'-' *>■ *< R:30 am.: thence to S'.
Church where requiem high
ni • ■ will be sung a' !i c clock Rela
”vps and friends invited. Iiuerment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. tlf
1 ' !' X,.'R V AIM A Suddenly, on Sat
ui da March -ui iiu;, ai Emergency
w?,ePe?V- MARY AI MA LYNCH, beloved
it n thp laJc 'V|l!iam Lynch of Round
(I- V 'a ,anrl n,ctP °r Mrs. Edward C.
Walker of ILLS Allison st. n.w Fu
neral services at Hysong’.s parlors, liioo
n si. n.w. on Tursdav. March at
r,:;' thence to St. Gabriels
Church, where mass will be said for
,1'e,ri'p ,of. l-er soul. Interment
Mount Olivrt Cemetery.
THOMAS. On Saturday. March
Georgetown University Ho^
P:ta, THOMAS MADDOX, beloved sm
?! '1P IatP Lp’r"'pi, W and Sarah F
Maddox Funeral from the James T
Rvan liineral home :;i; p* a\P. so on
j-^Marrh at 1 phi. In ter
mer, i Chicamuxen Methodist Church
Cemetery. Chicamuxen. Md.
Mdw?Ev< HKNRY FRANKLIN On Sun
2.a- Ma,ptl 1 ■ lb.:., at his residence
°x.0d Hill. Md HENRY FRANKLIN
MARDE.S^ Funeral from the chapel of
I nomas E Murray A- Son. Nichols
a c s.o. on Tuesday. March 23 at |
oin'i, win' 'Tfjat St. Barnabas Church,
Md aJ 1" a m. Relatives
cemeterv,nC*S Interment church
*_KONARr> E. Suddenly. on Sat
Vnna‘\*^arcn at his residence.
t Mtnp avuc ; Colmar Manor Md..
LEONARD E beloved husband ot Leola
Hrli'w n He -1' survived by three chii
dien Remains resting at the residence
of his sifter. Mrs. Grace E Naylor.
rSn.?? s? Service.' at the above
ievidence on Tuesday. March 23 at •* ::o
nm. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
-'FARFEEL. i.ehis p . Jr. Oil Saturday,
.■larch ,ii. ifi.i,. pt Waller Rcco Hos
PL'JJi LEWIS r MARTELL. Jr., ihe be
loved son of Lewis P and Fannie Martell
Mci Funeral services at
, . cv W ■ Chambprs Co funeral home,
i,inn Chapin st 11.W.. Oil Tuesday March
a,;-"'-'-!., am.: thence to Holy Trinity
Church, where mass will he offered at
HI a m for the repose of his soul. Rela
HVPS and friends invited. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery.
Ml EDWARD. Suddenly on Sunday.
Marcn 21. 1037. at his residence. 312
£p . EDWARD MURRAY, be
mved husband of Amelia - Murray. Re
mains resting at the above residence
until Tuesday. March 23. a' 1 :.3o p.m.;
T/icncc to sr George s Syrian Orthodox
Church, i oof* Mil st. n.w.. where serv
lres wi,l bo held at 2 P.m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Glen
wood Cemetery.
NE-JnR1o“--°n Saturday March
a ! ^;v JOHN \ beloved husband of
Anna Mar:*’ Neurath. Funeral services
o 1 1Si ^ home .">00 Edgevale road.
Roland Park Baltimore. Md.. on Monday
afternoon a' 2 o'clock. Interment Rock
Crrc.< Cemetery. D. C . about. 4 p.m.
NOR^iaN. CORA I„ Departed this life on
Saturday. March 20. 1337. at loon
a.m.. a* her residence. ?0»? Division ave.
V;pAX.a‘fer a brief illness. CORA L NOR
MAN. the beloved wife of the late Robert
Norman. She leaves to mourn their loss
one daughter. Mrs. Iola Moss: two sons.
Robert S. and John W. P Norman: other
relatives and friends. Funeral Wednes
day. March 24. at 1 p.m.. from Metro
politan Baptist Cliurch. Rev. E, C. Smith
officiating. Interment in Payne's Cem
etery. Arrangements by L. E. Murray &
Son. 23
OI.DRROOK. CLERK. Suddenly, on Sun
day. March 31 1037. at Emergency
Hospital. CLERK OLDBROOK. beloved
husband of Elsie Oldbrook. He also
loaves other relatives and manv friends.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhines
funeral chanel. 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.
Notice of funeral later.
OWENS. .TETTA D. On March 20. 1037.
; • her residence. 313 Laurel ave.. Laurel.
>Id . JETTA D beloved wife of C.
Edelen Owens. Funeral from the above
residence on Tuesday. March 33 at 2
nm Interment Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Laurel. Md. 23
PARKS. ORANGE. On Wednesday. March
1 ' • lo-3“. at his residence. 747 5th st
s.e. ORANGE PARKS, loving son of
George and the late Elizabeth Parks
op voted brother of Mrs. Sammie Walker.
He also leaves other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
T Rnines funeral chapel 3rd and Eye
sts s.w.. where funeral services will be
held at 4 p.m. Tuesday March 23.
Body will be shipped to Augusta. Ga.
23
PETTY. ANNA SACKETT. On Saturday.
Merch ~n 1037. ANNA SACKETT
PETTV. daughter of Maurice Sackett
and the late Lillian C. Sackett and
mother of Harry A Petty. Funeral
from L F. Costello's funeral home. 1722
North Capitol st.. on Tuesday. March
‘-3. at 8:3*0 a m.; thence to St. Aloysius
Church, where mass will be offered at
0 a.m. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Ql INN. THOMAS P. On Sunday. March
31. 1037. at Georgetown University Hos
pital. THOMAS P. QUINN beloved hus
band of Mary Agnes Quinn of 3505
30th st.. Mount Rainier. Md. Services
from the funeral home of Almus R.
Speare. 3200 R. I. ave. n.e.. on Tues
day. March 23. at 8:30 a.m.; thence
to St. James’ Catholic. Church, where
mass will be said at 0 a.m. Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Mount
Olivet Cemetery
RAGLAND DORIS. Departed this life
Sunday, March 21. 1037. at 3:15 pm..
DORIS RAGLAND of 1028 Church st.
n.v.\. beloved daughter of Anderson
Boyd. She is also survived by a de
voted husband. Hunter Ragland: a
brother and several sisters. Also other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the Malvan & Schey funeral home.
New Jersey ave. and R st. n.w. Notice
of funeral later.
REICHERT. ALFRED H. Suddenly on
Monday. March 23. 1037. at his resi
dence. 1330 McKinley rd.. Arlington.
Va.. ALFRED H. REICHERT, beloved
husband of Eleanora Tape Reichert.
He is also survived by one son and
two daughters. Remains resting at
th» Ives’ funeral home. 2847 Wilson
blvd . Arlington. Va. Notice of funeral
later. 23
A
To Address Players' Club.
Robert O'Connor, mediral student
at, Georgetown University, will address
the voice and diction class of the
Players' Club, Central Community
Center, at 8 p.m. tomorrow. He will
discuss “The Physiological and Ana
tomical Aspect of Voice Production.” j
D ratlin.
RICKS. BESSIE F. On Saturday. March
2o. 1927. at George Washington Uni
versity Hospital. BESSIE E. RICKS, be
loved wife of William C. Ricks and
mother of Camille G. Ricks. Funeral
services at^he W. W Chambers Co. fu
neral home. Hoo Chapin st. n.w.. on
Tuesday March 2.2, at |o:20 a m. Rel
atives and friends invited. Interment
strictly private. 22
ROBINSON, OSCAR B. On Saturday.
March 20 19.27. OSCAR B ROBINSON,
beloved husband oi Katherine R Rob
inson and father of Wilbur B. and May
nard O. Robinson. Funeral from his
late residence. 4822 Kansas ave. n.w . on
Tuesday. March 22. at 10 a m. Rela
tives and friends invited. Interment
Adas Israel Cemetery.
SCHEFFEL. ANNA. On Saturday. March
2o. 19.27. at the residence of her son,
2012 South 11th st.. Arlington. Va.,
ANNA SCHEFFEL. beloved wife of the
late Jacob F. Scheffel. She is survived
by six sons, Paul E Albert C. Arthur
W. Walter W.. Carl E. and Charles L.
Scheffel: one daughter Mrs. Emma S.
Blackmer: one sister. Mrs. Fred Vogel
sang. Remains resting at the residence
of her daughter. 2701 11th st. south.
Arlington. Va • where funeral services
will be held Tuesday March 22. at 1
pm Tnterment Chestnut Grove Ceme
tery. Herndon, Va.
SIMMS. TALI IAN. On Sunday. March 21.
1027. at her residence 27 O st. s.w .
LILLIAN SIMMS, devoted wife of Louis
Simms, loving mother of Margaret
Briscoe; she also leaves three brothers.
George. Albert and William Frederick:
two grandchildren. Wallace Jr. and
Mildred Briscoe: two nephews and other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the John T. Rhines funeral chapei.
2rd and Eye sts. s.w. Notice of lunerai
later.
SMITH. NORA. Departed this life on
Saturday. March 20. 1927 at 7 a m m
the Gallinger Hospital NORA SMITH,
daughter of the late David and Jessie
Bethea and wife of the late Oscar Smith
She leaves to mourn her departure four
daughters. Coline Flovd Elonia Brown.
Lola Ford and Exer Lee Green: one
uncle, one granddaughter, four sons-in
law and a host of other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the funeral ;
parlors of Alexander S. Pope 215 15th I
si. s o., until Tuesday March 22; thence
»o her late residence 4<i7 D st s e Fu
nd al Wednesday. March 24. at 2' n m .
from the St. John's Community Church
•2 12 15th st. so Rev. Paul L. Moore
officiating. Interment at Lincoln Me
morial Cemetery. •
SPEED. ANNIE B. Departed this life
Saturday. March 2n. 1921. at 2’ 2o
Pm at Gallinger Hospital ANNIE B
SPIiED wife of William Speed She al>o
leaves to mourn their loss two daugh
ters. Velda and Maybelle Prue tour
brothers. William. James. Clarence.
Rudolph Pruc. and a host of other ,
relatives and friends Body can be |
reviewed a* her late residence. 2d 49
Sheridan id s.e . alter 2 p in.. Turs- !
day. March 22. Funeral from Bethle
hem Baptist Church. Nichols ave and :
Howard id. se„ Wednesday. March 24. !
at l p.m, Rev. J. C. Banks officiating,
interment Roscmont Cemetery. 2.2
STAFFORD ROSE. Departed this life on '
Friday. March 19. 1927. a- Ga
Hospital ROSE STAFFORD beloved
mother of Mrs Maryland Spear Glover.
Edgar Sherman and Stephens Stafford.
She also leaves one son-in-law. four
daughters-in-law. seven grandchildren
and a host of friends Remains resting
4- Dabney £• Co s funeral home.
4o.2 O st n.w. Funeral Tuesday. March
.2. at 2 pm., from the above funeral
home. Interment Rosemont Cemetery.
STALLING s, NORM A V. On Sunday.
March 21 193'.. at Children's Hospital.
NORMA V. STALLINGS, beloved daugh
ter of J Paul Stallings and Dorothv E
Stallings. Remains resting a’ the W
w- Chambers Co funeral home lino
Chapin st. n.w. Funeral from the above
funeral home. 14on Chapin st. n.w. on
Tuesday March 23. at 3 p m. Rrla
tives and friends invited Interment
Richmond Va
SWEENY. HENRY CLAY On Saturday.
March 20 1937. «t his residence Frank
lin Park East Falls Church Va HENRY
CLA\ SWEENY, beloved husband of the
late Bertie W Sweeny and father of
Paul Lee. John Franklin and Hite \V
Sweeny Remains resting at his lam
residence. Funeral services will b* held
on Tuesday March 23. at 11 a m ?t
tlie Methodist Church Annandale. Va.
Interment in church cemetery.
SIMONDS. MARA' A On Saturday M.v.ch
^1", 1937. ar Takoma Park Sanitarium
Takoma Park. '*d ' a ^
beloved wife of the late Arthur J. Sy
mond' She i* survived by one son.
Clarence M Svmonds. and one daughter
Mrs. R T. Orrison. Remains resting at
the Ives funeral home 2M7 Wilson
blvd. Arlington Va.. where funeral serv
ices will be held on Tuesday March "3
at 3:30 p.m Interment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. Relatives and friends
invited.
TAILOR. BERTHA M. On Sunday March
' 1. 193 7 at Georgetown University
Hospital. EERTHA M TAYLOR beloved
wife of the late George W. Taylor and
mother of Mrs. Catherine Daly and
George p Taylor Funeral from her
^ydence. 13in 24th s*. n.w. on
Wednesday. March 24. at fi 30 a m :
thence to Holy Trinity Church where
nia^s will be said at ;» a m Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Relatives and
friends invited 23
TAYLOR. FANNIE. Departed this life
Saturday. March 20. 1037 in the Stod
dard Baptist Home. after a brief illness
FANNIE TAYLOR She was the de
voted wife of the late John Tavlor Re
mains resting with L. E Murray A: Son
!2th and V sts. n.w. Funeral Tuesday
March 23 at 1 pm. from Metropolitan
. Baptist Church. Rev. E. C. Smith offi
ciating. 22
THOMAS. ADELEE. Departed this life
on Friday. March it* 1*137, ADELEE
THOMAS of :>ol 24th ^t. n.e She
leaves to mourn their loss a devoted
husband Henry Thomas; one adopted
daughter and a host of friends Re
mains resting at the Georce B Clarke
Co. funeral parlor. 14 in Fla ave nr
Funeral Tuesday. March 23. at 1 o'clock
p.m . from her la'e residence Inter
ment Arlington National Cemetery. •
YAW TER• MAYME COLE. On Sunday
h 2 1. 1931 MAYMF COLE VAW
TER. beloved sister of Elizabeth Cole
and Janie Cole Bradford Notice of
funeral later. Arrangements by Mc
Guire. 23.
WATKINS^ ANNIE. On Sunday March
21 193. pt the Homeopathic Hospital.
ANNIE WATKINS sister of the late
Joseph D Watkins Services af her
late residence. 101R Dcratur st n.w on
Tuesdav March 23. at 2 n.m. Inter
ment Fairfax. Va.
WATKINS.^ HELEN. On Saturday. March
20. 1937. at her residence 3003 Q st
n w . HELEN WATKINS, daughter of the
late Robert and Sarah Suter Watkins
Funeral services at Oak Hill Chapel on
Tuesday. March 23. at 2 p m.
WILLIAMS, OLLIE. On Saturday. March
20. 1031. a' her residence. II20 Oth st.
n.w OLLIE WILLIAMS, devoted wife
of Walter Williams, mother of Ann
Delores Williams and Novella Harris and
Madeline Proctor. Sim also leaves 01m
sister t wo aunts and other relatives
and friends. Remain: resting a: the
V Ernen Jarvis funeral church 1 1:i2
U st n.w. Funeral Wednesday. March
24, at. 2 p.m from the above funeral
church. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery. 23
In fttcmurtom.
BETTER. IDA M. A tribute of love and
devotion to the memory of my mother.
IDA M. BETTER, who departed this life
four years ago today. March 22. 1933.
To live in the hearts of those we love
is not to die.
HER LOVING SON. ELMER T. BET
TER. •
DUNCAN. BILLY HUGH. A tribute of love
to the beautiful memory of our darling
son and brother BILLY HUGH DUN
CAN. who left this world, but not our
hearts, one year ago today March 22.
1930.
Gone are the steps we loved so dpar.
Silent the voice we used to hrtar
Too far away for sight or speech.
But not too far for thoughts to reach.
Dear boy. in heaven.
God bless you today.
MAMMA. DADDY AND BOBBY. •
KENNARD. ESTELLA M. In loving mem
ory of my beloved wife. ESTELLA M.
KENNARD. w'ho departed this life one
year ago today. March 22. 193d.
The blow' was hard, the shock severe.
We never thought her death so near;
Only those who have lost can tell
The pain of parting without farewell.
LOVING HUSBAND. JOHN Wr. KEN
NARD.
FLEISHMAN. ANNE T\ In sad and loving
memory of my deariing wife and our
beloved mother. ANNE P. FLEISHMAN,
who passed away two years ago today,
March 22. 1936.
HER LOVING HUSBAND. DAUGHTER
AND SONS
GIBBETT. "PINKF.Y” LOUISE. In mem
ory of our dear daughter and sister.
“PINKEY” LOUISE GIBBETT. who de
parted this life seven years ago today.
March 22. 1930.
LOVING FATHER. BROTHER AND SIS
TER.
GOODRICH. HARRY A. A tribute of love
to the memory of my dear husband and
our devoted father. HARRY A. GOOD
RICH. who left us two years ago today.
March 22 1935.
Loved in life, remembered in death.
WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. •
HARRIS. ELLA. In sad but loving re
membrance of our dear wife and sister.
ELLA HARRIS, who departed this life
two years ago. March 22. 1935.
In our heart your memory lingers.
Sweetly, tender loving and true;
There is not a day. dear sister.
That we do not think of you.
HUSBAND AND SISTER. •
JONES. CONSTANCE T. J. In loving re
membrance of my darling daughter.
CONSTANCE T. J. JONES, who departed
this life eleven years ago today. March
22. 1920.
You are not forgotten. Constance darling.
Nor will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last
I will remember thee.
HER DEVOTED MOTHER. MRS. ES
TELLE JONES. *
LEE. HATTIE E. In memory of my dene
mother. HATTIE E LEE. who died two
years ago today. March 22. 1935.
SON. WILLIAM A. LEE. •
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REV. DR. D. P. BIRNIE
IS TAKEN BY DEATH
Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal
to Former Minister in
D. C. Churches.
Rev. Dr. Douglas Putnam Birnie,
80, retired Presbyterian minister, who
had acted as pastor at several Wash
ington churches, died yesterday of a
R«*v. Dr. Birnir.
cerebral hemor
rhage at his
home, 1150 Con
necticut avenue.
Coming here
after his retire
ment as pastor
of the Rye. N. Y„
Pre sbyterian
Church, Dr. Bir
nie, until about
five years ago,
served several
W ashington
churches during
periods in which
they were with
out regular pas
tors.
Among these were First, Sixth, Gun
ton Temple Memorial, Chevy Chase
and Georgetown. First was consoli
dated several years ago with the
Church of the Covenant to form Cov
enant-First Presbyterian Church.
Graduate of Yale.
A graduate of Yale in 1878, Dr. Bir
nie also was graduated in theology j
at Union Theological Seminary, New !
York. His first pastorate was at Caz- !
enovia, N. Y. He was called to Rye
in 1899 and served there until 1913.
He is survived by his wodow, for
merly Lucia L. Meigs, and a daughter, I
Mrs. James W. Farmer, this city.
Funeral services will be held at
4.30 p.m. tomorrow in Sixth Presby
terian Church. Sixteenth and Kennedy \
streets. Rev. J. Herbert Garner, pas- !
tor. will officiate, assisted by Rev. Dr.
Alfred E. Barrows of I stern Presby
terian Church. Burial will be at
Springfield. Mass.
Honorary pallbearers include clergy
men and other prominent Washing
tonians as follows:
Rev. Dr. David SchafT. Rev. Dr.
Albert J. McCartney. Dr. tharles R.
Mann. Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, Rev.
Di. Georgt S. Duncan. Rev. Dr. J. T.
Marshall, Rev. Dr. J. H. Hollister. Rev.
Dr. Bernard Braskamp. Rev. R. M.
Skinner, Rev. George M Cumming, ,
Rev. Dr. Albert Evans. Allen B. Mc
Daniels and Edward F. Colladay, this
city, and Justus A. B. Cowles, Rye,
n.'y.
Had Wrong Farmyard.
LAMBERTON. Minn. i/T>. — Fred
Zieske, farmer, was awakened by the
sound of voices and the hum of mo
tors. He looked out and saw several
darkened automobiles.
Zieske ran downstairs, expecting to
rout a band of cattle thieves.
At the door he was met by an array
of gun barrels and flashlights. "We're
liquor investigators." announced a
voice. Zieske returned to bed after
convincing the visitors they had the
wrong farmyard.
FUNERAL SET TODAY
FORR. MARBURY STAMP
Funeral services for R. Marbury
Stamp, 40, Washington realtor, are
being held this afternoon in St. Mar
garet’s Episcopal Church, Connecticut
avenue and Bancroft place, with Rev.
Dr. Herbert Scott Smith officiating.
Burial will be in Cedar Kill Cemetery.
Mr. Stamp died Saturday at his home,
2100 Massachusetts avenue.
Active pallbearers are Charles C.
Koones, James C. Wilkes. James E.
Schwab, Frederick A. Hessick, Joseph
J. Crowley and Barnum L. Colton.
Mr. Stamp owned Bradley Farms,
in nearby Montgomery County, and
resided there until last Fall.
Surviving are three children, R.
Marbury, jr.; Jean and Joanne Stamp;
a sister, Mrs. J. B. Edmonds, and step
father, George L, Bunnell.
ON NEUTRAL BILLS
Senate and House Endeavor
to Reconcile Provisions
of Measures.
By the Associated Press.
The Senate and House will seek a
compromise this week on neutrality
legislation designed to prevent the
United States from becoming em- j
broiled in any future foreign conflict.
The necessity for compromise arose 1
last week when the House passed a
bill by Chairman McReynolds of its
Foreign Affairs Committee. The Sen
ate previously had adopted its own
version of a permanent neutrality law.
Appointment of committees to discuss
compromise agreements on the pro
visions in which the two bilis differ
Is expected this week.
The degree of discretionary power
to be granied tile President in declar
ing embargoes on American exports in
wartime, and the time limit the pro
posed “cash and carry” provisions
may be in effect, are the major points
of conflict.
The House Military Committee has
invited Gen. Hugh S. Johnson to
testify today on the Sheppard-Hill
bill designed to eliminate wai-timc 1
profiteering. Johnson, former N R. A.
administrator, was an official of the
War Industries Board of World War
days.
The bill would impose a 95 per cent
tax on corporate earnings in excess
of an average established before the
outbreak of war.
The Senate also planned to consider
defense legislation, taking up consid
eration of the annual appropriation
bill for the Navy.
(ede,r Hill
‘U (Lihinqtmi) mrSt Beautijii?
(emetery
Community Mausoleum. Columbarium
and RfceiTinr Vaults.
LEADER IN WORK
OF REBEKAHS DIES
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, 70,
Long Member of First
Baptist Choir.
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby, 70, for nearly
60 years a member of the choir of
First Baptist Church and long active
in Rebekah Odd Fellowship, died yes
terday at the
home of her
daughter, Mrs.
Lemuel H. Wind
sor, 513 Nichol
son street.
Born in Prince
William County,
Va.. Mrs. Grigsby
| came to Wash.
| ington at an early
age. She joined
the church choir
I when she was 12
and remained an
active member
until a year ago,
when her health
I
Mrs. Annie E. Grigsby
began to fail. She started her work !
in Rebekah Odd Fellowship in the
District in 1900 and was instrumental
in gaining the charter for Miriam Re
bekah Lodge, No. 6
Known as the “mother of Rebekah
Fellowship,” she became the first
president of the Rebekah Assembly of
the District in 1915 and was marshal
of the Association of Rebekah Assem
blies in Cincinnati in 1923.
In 1916 Canton Washington, No. 1.
of the Patriarchs Militant awarded
her “the decoration of chivalry,” the
highest honor a member of its Ladies'
Auxiliary can receive. She was presi
dent of the auxiliary in 1922. She had
been secretary of the Home Board of
the Odd Fellows' Home Association
since 1918.
She Is survived by two other daugh
lers, Mrs. Mabel E. Geyer, West Point,
Va., and Mrs. Emma Rhodes, Norfolk,
Va.: a niece, Miss Mary E. Murry,
Washington, and a granddaughter,
Jo-Ann Geyer, West Point, Va.
The body will lie in state in First
Baptist Church from noon until 2:30
p.m. Wednesday. Services at the
church and burial in Congressional
Cemetery will follow.
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TESTIMONY OPENS
IN DAVISON CASE
Alexandria Mayor Accused
of Concealing Assets in
Bankruptcy.
By a Stan Correspondent or The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 22.—
Testimony in the trial of Emmett C. ;
Davison, Mayor of Alexandria, on a
charge of concealing assets in bank
ruptcy proceedings, was heard in
United States District Court here this j
afternoon, following the selection of
a jury.
Davison is on trial before Federal
Judge Luther B Way on two indict
ments returned by a grand jury here
last June. The charges are based on
testimony given by Davison after he
filed a voluntary petition in bank- |
ruptcy on Nevember 18, 1935.
Davison is represented By William
E. Leahy of Washington and Harry F
Kennedy of Alexandria. District At
! torney Sterling Hutchison is prosecut
ing the case.
Davison last week last, a last-min
ute effort to have the case continued
when Judge Way denied a petition for
a continuance on the gro id that Mrs.
Davison is not able to undergo exami
nation. Judge Way suggested that her
deposition be taken for presentation
to the jury.
The charge on which he went to trial I
today alleges he "fraudulently and
feloniously concealed ’ '-om Joseph M.
Pancoast, trustee for the estate in
bankruptcy, the sums of $4,156, $600
and $387 61. and with having made "a
false oath’’ before Clara M. Smith, no- j
tarv public, when he filed his petition. I
An agent of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation will be a Government
witness at the trial. Davison has been i
under a $3,000 bond since his indict- j
ment.
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