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BAKER. JAMES. On Sunday. July 75.
193 7 at hts residence. 3434 Kentwood
•t. south. Green Valley Station. Arling
ton. Va . JAMES BAKER, husband of
Annisce Baker. father of Florence.
James and Harry Bfker and Leonard
Gray. Remains resting at the W. Ernest
Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. n.w.
Notice of funeral later.
BEERS. CHARLOTTE I)ANN. On Sunday.
July 25. 1937. at her home. 910 Gist
ave.. Silver Spring. Md . CHARLOTTE
DANN BEERS, the beloved wife of Dr
Lloyd Y. Beers. Remains resting at the
funeral home of Wm. Reuben Pumphrcy.
7003 Wisconsin ave . Bethesda- Md
Funeral services at the above funeral
ho ne on Wednesday. July 78. at 7 r> m.
Interment private. 27
BRENT. WILLIAM H. All officers and
members of the District Grand Lodge.
No. 7 N G U O of Chaldeans, are
notified of the deaht of our grand mas
ter. Brother WILLIAM H BRENT All
branches of the order are ordered out
to the call meeting Tuesday July 77.
1937. at 7:30 pm., at. Fishermen's
Hall. Funeral Wednesday July 78, at
1 pm., from St Paul A. M. E. Church
8th st. between D and E sLs. s w
RALPH COATES Deputy Grand Master
THELMA BARNES. Grand Fin. Sec. •
BRENT. WllLIAM. All officers and
members of District Grand Council. No.
3. I O. of Good Samaritan'. ar° re
quested to attend call meeting Tues
day. July 2 7. lit:;: at 7:30 pm. at
Samaritan Hall. 438 is* st s w. to
make arrangements for the funeral of
Brother WILLIAM BRENT N. G vice
chief, nasi D G. chief and present
D G. Marshall.
BRO. CASSIE PARKER D G Chief.
SIS FRANCES GREEN. D G. Sect. *
BROOKS. ANNIE. Departed this life
Saturday July 74. 1937. at her resi
dence 1S37 17th st. n.w.. ANNIE
BROOKS, beloved wife of the late
Saulsburv Brooks, mother of the late
James M. Brooks and Saulsburv. .ir .
Roger A and Clarencp Percy Brooks
and Gertrude M MacDonald mee
BrooksL grandmother of Clarencp J
MacDonald. Remains temporarily rest
ing at Frazier's funeral home 389
Rhode Island ave n w\. until Monday.
July 78. at 5 p m. thereafter at her
late residence. Funeral Tuesday. July
2 7, at 2 pm., from John Wesley A. M.
E Zion Church. 14th and Corcoran
sts. n.w. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery 28
BROWN. DENNIS. On Fridav. Julv 26. I
1967. DENNIS BROWN of 4610 Haves'
st. ne Hn is survived by three de
voted sisters. Mrs. Dessir Davis. Mrs
Lula Barbour and Mrs. Mamie Howard:
two brothers- Claude and John Brown
many other relatives and friends. Re
mains resting at the Malvan A- Schey
Deanwood funeral horn**. 4 445 Deane
ave n.e Funeral from above-named
parlors Tuesday, July 27. at 1 pm... Rev
Isaac Wright officiating. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
BlHRMEISTER. MARY. Suddenly, on
Sunday July 25 1967. ai her residence
4701 49th st. nw. MARY BUHRME1S
TER. beloved wife of Valentine Buhr
meister Funeral services at the S. H
Hines Co. funeral home. 29(>l I4th st
n.w, on Tuesday July 27 at 11:60
a m. Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
CARROLL. JAMES R. Departed this life
on Sunday, July 25. 196 7. at 4 5o a.m
at his residence 76 P st. n w JAMES
R. CARROLL, beloved husband of Elia
F. Carroll, father of Martorie Annie.
James E George Norman Beniamin L
and Ellis W. Carroll. Mazie C. Sandle
and Gracp D Brown- brother of Mrs
Emily Hawkins and Mrs Hattie Dent
He also leaves one son-in-law. two
daughters-in-law. otlvr relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the W Er
nest Jarvis funeral church 1402 U ft
n.w. Funeral Wednesday. July 26. at 1
p m . from Allen A M. E Chapel 25th
st and Alabama av? s e Rev. Harrison
officiating. Interment Lincoln Memorial
Cemetery.
We loved you bur God loved you best
And took you home to rest. 27
CALKIN. JASON BRADFORD Suddenly
on Saturday July 2 4. 1967. JASON
BRADFORD CAUKIN. helov^d husband
of Amy Inc-' Caukin and father of Mr*
„ Ine? C. Henderson. Services ai the S
H H’nes Co funeral hone 2'*nj 14th
st. n.w.. on Tuesday July 27 at. 2 pm.
Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
CHEYNEY. CAROLINE R On Saturday
Julv 24 1 96 7 CAROLINE R CHEYNEY
ace 06 y?ar> beloved wife of Joseph W
Cheyney and mother of Aiphonso M and
Karl G Newel! and sister of Sophie M
Bushby. Anna S Grunewald and oharle*
L Rey Funeral from the latp resi
dence 2015 Myrtle ave. ne on Tues
day. July 27 at 2pm Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Glenwood
Cemetery
CURTIN. CHARLES OLIVER. ’*>R Sud
denly. on Monday. July 26 197.7. ar his
residence 606 Kenyon st. n w
CHARLES OLIVER CURTIN Sr beloved
husband of Annie M Curtin Notice of
funeral hereafter.
DAVIDSON. MARY J On Sa'urdav. July
24. i 977. at u*'. residence. 95n Shepherd
ft r. w MARY J DAVIDSON wife of
the late Poland Lee Davidson, sister of
J P Matthew. Los A"i2plc~. Calif : R M.
Matthew Roanoke. Va . B F. Matthew.
Manassas Va . Maftie S. Matthew.
Manassas. Va Mrs. Ada C Hoai
Roanoke Va Mrs ley Hawkins and
Mrs. Laura Monetur-. Washington. D C
Services at the S. H. Hines Co funeral
home. 29ni 14th st. n.w.. Monday eve
ning. Julv 26. at, 8 p.m. Interment.
Bristol Va. 26
DAVIDSON- MARY. Mayflower Council No
11. Daughters of America will conduct
the funeral services of our late sister.
MARY DAVIDSON who died Saturday
July 24. 1967. at Hines’ funeral parlor.
Monday evening. July 26 at S p.m
Members and friends invited
ESTHER MILLER Councilor.
HATTIE G RUPPART. Rec. Sec
CVERETT. LOUIS A. On Sunday. July 25.
1967. at his residence. 226 Pa. ave s.e..
LOUIS A EVERETT, beloved husband
of Mary E Everett Funeral from the
above residence on Tuesday July 27. at
8 60 a r.i.: thencp to St. Peter's Church.
2nd and C sts s.e.. where mass of re
ouiem will be offered a' 9 a.m. Rela
tives and fripnri* invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Farnsworth, juli.a e. on Sunday
morning July 25. 196 7. at her re>idence.
2161 1st n.w JULIA E FARNS
WORTH Widow of Ca’vm Farnsworth
and beloved mother of Almmia J. Farns
worth Funeral services Tuesday. July
2 7. «• 9:60 am. a* Hysons's parlor*.
1600 N st n.w Fronds invited to at
tend. Interment <privnte» Glenwood
Cemetery.
Fowler arthi r o on s>mdav ,juiy
25. 1 »:>2 a: Casuaitv Hospital ARTHUR
O FOWLEF bPlo\ed husband or Nellie
A Fowler, father of Arthur L Fowler.
Funeral services a* the W W. Cham
bers Co funeral home. 1 400 Chapin st
n.w.. on Tuesday. July 2 7 at -7 p.m Fu
neral services and interment private, j
Interment, Pro-pect Hi!! Cemetery.
GORMAN. ANNA LOUISE. On Monday !
July 26. 1967. at Georgetown University1
Hospital- ANNA LOUISE GORMAN be
loved wife of Thomas J. Gorman (dep
uty commissioner of custom* Treasury
DeDt ) and mother of Mrs. T R
Daugherty and Thomas j. Gorman. 1r.
Notice of funeral later. Services by
W. W Chamber* Co
GREEMVELL. BENNETT. On Saturday.
July 24. 1967. BENNETT GREENWELL
beloved brother o: the late Mrs. Alice
Orbello and Mrs Mary Fay Funeral
from the W. W. Chambers Co. funeral
home 140(i Chapin st. n.w.. on Tues
day. July 27. at 9:6o a.m . thence to
Shrink of Sacred Heart Church 16th
«t. and Park rd. nu. where mass will
be offered at 10 a.m. for repose of his
soul Friends are invited. Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
BILL. BENJAMIN. Departed this life sud
denly Friday July 26. 15137. He leaves
to mourn his loss a loving brother Her
*Tei^r !wo nieces. Catherine and
Helen Hill: five cousins George Haync*
Louise Bolden. Joseph Bolden. Alberta
and George Garvor. He also leaves a
dear friend. Rachael Lary. and a host of
other friends. Funeral will be Tues
day. July 27 at 1 :60 p.m.. from 605 3rd j
st. s.w. All friends invited. Remains ]
Gardner &• Poe's funeral home
.612 4th st. s.w. until Monday. 4 pm
thereafter at his late residence. 305 3rd
Rt. S.W.
BODGES. ELLEN WILLIAMSON. Oil Run
SS?-_Julv 1#»7. at. Sibley Hn«ni*al
ELLEN WILLIAMSON HODGES. bel-iv»ri
wife of the late Albert Edward Hodces.
Shp is survived bv a daughter Mrs
Georeie Moralis of Brandywine. Md and
a brother. Harry A Williamson of Feir
fiount W Va Remains resting at her
ato residence. 6S10 60th st . Mount
Rainier Md Services at St John's
Episcopal Church. Mount Rainier. Md .
on Tuesday July 27. at 10 vm jmrr
^rn»»iv «privatr> nj Fort Lincoln Cemetery
_riMuniiL miiU/lUK\
V. L. SPEARE CO.
Neither the successor to nor connected with
the original W R Speare establishment.
National *2893 1009 H St. N.W.
J. William Lee’s Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Crematorium
♦th and Mass. Ave. N.E._Lincoln BlflO
Joseph F. Birch’s Sons
(A. L. HAYCOCK, Manager!
Rhone West 0nn«on,ld M Ci N vtr
Established 1841 1V1 St. IN.W.
Frank Geier’s Sons Co.
ia&jraSS: Nt£ National 2473
Chamber^
One or tne Largest
Undertakers in the World
1400* Chapin St. N.W. Col. 0432
517 11th St. S.E. Atlantic 6700
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
GUDE BROS. CO. Floral Pieces
_1213 R St. N.W._ National *27fl_
BURTON'S
Beautiful Funeral Sprara
AT 7171 OPEN EVENINGS
fltl 1111 and SUNDAYS
GEO. C. SHAFFER
EXPRESSIVE FLORAL TRIBUTES AT
MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT. 010(1
Open Evenings - .... r c .
.and Sundays Cor. 14th & Eye
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HODGKINS. MARY L. Entered into life
eternal on Saturday evening. July 24.
1937. at Charleston. S. C.. MARY L.
HODGKINS, widow of Capt. William C.
Hodgkins. Funeral and interment at
Charleston. July 20.
HORSLEY. ROBERT H. On Saturday.
July 24. 19.37. at Oteen. N. C. ROBERT
H. HORSLEY. Remains will rest at
Frazier's funeral home. .389 Rhode Is
land ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later.
INABINETT. WILLER. On Sunday. July
25. 1937 WILLER INABINETT* devoted
mother of Louise. Nettie. John and Ben
iamin Inabinett: sister of Nettie Si ro
man She also leaves other relatives
and friends. Remains may be viewed
at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
! 132 You st. n w . from 7 p m. Tuesday.
July 2 7 until 5 o.m. Wednesday. July
28. Interment Springfield. S. C. 27
JACKSON. CARRIE. On Saturday. July
24. 1 PIT. CARRIE JACKSON, wife of
the late Joseph H. Jackson, loving mother
of Moses J Dukes, grandmother of
Seymour A Dukes. She also leaves one
niece. Lillie Mae King of Mobile. Ala.: j
one nephew. Leon Dennis of Birming
ham. Ala one daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Agnes D. Dukes, and other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at the John
T Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye
sts. s.w. Notice of funeral later.
JACKSON. CARRIE. The officers and
members of Columbia Temple No. 4 22.
are notified of the death of Daughter |
CARRIE JACKSON Session of sorrow
Monriav. Julv 20. 19.3 7. at 7:30. Funeral
on Wednesday July 28. at 1.30 o’clock,
from Union Wes’ev Church.
ELEANOR. WALKFR Daughter Ruler.
GEORGIANA B HENRY. Fin. Sec.
JACKSON. CARRIE. All members of Ex
celsior Household No 2302. G U O. of
0 F. are requested to attend the fu
neral of Inmate CARRIE JACKSON Wed
nesday. Julv 28. 1937. at 1 30 p m., at
the Union Wesley A M. F. Zion Church.
2.3rd st between L and M sts. n.w.
Wear all vhi'e
INMATE SADIF WASHINGTON. M N G
INMATE R B WHITE Acting W R. *
JAEGLE. JOSEPH A. On Sunday. July 25.
193“ at his residence 710 E st. s.e..
JOSEPH A. JAEGLE. beloved husband of
Elizabeth K Jaegle Funeral from his
late residenee on Tuesday. Julv 27. a»
1 30 p nt. Relatives and friend* tr»vited
to attend. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery.
JOHNSON CARRIE 'NEF BRANCH). On
Bund a v July 75. 193 7 at her residence
7117 M st. n.w.. CARRIE JOHNSON
(ppp Branch) devntPri wife of William
Johnson, daughter of Rosp W. and John
N Branch She leaves to mourn their
loss a son William ir ' threp sisters
Gertrude RnsaJre and Dorothv end a
grandmother Maria Branch Notice of
funeral later •
KEEGAN HENRY FELIX. Suddenly on
Sundav Julv 75 1937. at hi' res’dence.
11«»1 Monroe st nw. HENRY FELIX
KEEGAN the beloved husband of Alice
H Keecan and brother of Mrs. Cath
erine A Ryan Mrs. William Faison
John J and Edwin J Keegan. Remains
resting at the above address. Funeral
services at the above residence on Tues
cbv Julv 77. at S.30 am: thence to
Sacred Heart Church where mass will
be oflired at 9 a m. for the renose of
his soul. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Arlington National Cemeterv.
Please omit flowers. Services by W. W.
Chambers Co
LEE. ADA CAMPBELL. On Sunday July
75. 1937. at her reside^c®. 509 South
Capitol st.. ADA CA'<PBELT LEE be
loved sister of Mrs Emma Dixon, aunt
of Elwood Camobel’ Benjamin Robin- '
son and Mrs. Dorothv Robinson. She
also leaves ether relatives and many
friend-. Remains resting a* th® J*hn
T Rhines funeral chaoel 3rd and Eye
sts. s w. Notice of funeral later.
LITTLE FLORENCE. On Thm-sda" July
*'7 1937. a* Oallinver Hospital FLOR
ENCE t ITTLE. devotPd wife of Walter
Little loving daughter of James and
Cora Gallowav Sb® al'o ’eaves four
children Walter. Elvira. R®zer and
Josephine Little: other relatives and
friends Remains resting at th® John
T Rhines funeral chap*!. 3rd and Eye
sts. s.\« Funeral a' 7 n m Tuesday.
Julv 77. from th® A'bury m. E Church.
Annapol’s. Md Imernipnt in B’u® Hill
Cemetery. Relatives and friends imped.
20
Lrnv HAZEL V. On Saturday. Julv °t
1937 at Sabillasvi’le Md.. HAZEL V
LUHN beloved daughter of Arthur end
B®ssip Luhn Remains resting at Hil
tons funeral horn®. Barnesville Md.
Funeral services at the Monocacv Ch®p°’
Beallsvillp Md on Tuesday July 77. at
JO am Interment church cemetery.
MARONFY, MARY CAHILL. On Thursday
Julv 77 1'*37. at Em®-g®ncv Ho pital.
MARY CA HILL MARONEY of 151 7 S
Dakota ave* r. e widow of Edward H
Maronev Survived bv her daughters
Winefred RO'® arid Marv of this c!tv.
and sop Eugene H of Clayton N v .
and Ranba®1 J of Marine Crv Mich.
R°or.i®m high mass will hr he’d at the
Church of the Annunciation WiMl^ms.
po**t. Fa . on Monday. July 76 at 9-.30
a m Interment Mount Carmel Cem
etery. Williamsport. Pa
MAY. BEATRICE L. On Sunday. Julv "5
l'13 7. a’ 11 47 am. a* her residence
44 7 O st n.w BEATRICE L. MAY. b®
1< vpd wife of Julius Mav. Sh* also
leaves to mourn their lo«s two daugh
ters. Oreatha Swagger and Chape’l Ball:
two sisters Alice Rattchffe and Mary
Moor®; three brothers. Edward Daniel
and Addison Chapman, four grandchil
dren and many other relatives and
friends. Remains resting at Geo. B
Clarke Co.'s funeral parlor. 1460 Florida
ave. n.e.; may be seen after 17 noon
Tuesdav, July 77. Funeral Wednesday.
July 78. at 1:30 p.m. from Bethlehem
Baptist Church. Nichols ave and
Summers road a e. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 27
MrGTJIRE. SUSIE. On Friday. Julv 23
1937. at her residence. 4117*2 S Royal
at.. Alexandria Va.. SUSIE McGUIRE
devoted wife of Ruben McGuire. She
also leaves six children, other relatives
and friends Remains resting at the
John T Rhines funeral home. 771 N
Patrick st . Alpxandria. Va.. until 4 pm.
Mondav, thereafter a h®r late residence.
Funeral at 1 30 p.m Tuesday. Julv 77.
from the Zion Baptist Church. Alex
andria Va . Rev. Botts officiating. Inter
ment in Douglass Cemetery. 26
OWENS. WILLIAM THOMAS. On Su'dav
July 75 at 6 a.m at »he home of his
daughter. Mrs Claud® V Hy'on 104
McKinlev sh Bethesda M* WILLIAM
THOMAS OWENS. fh® be’o^ ed husband
of Nannie Green Owens. Funeral
s®rvic®s nt 'he above residence Tues
day July 77. a? M a m. Interment
Rockville Union Cemetery.
RAGSDALE. JIMMIE. Suddenly on Wed
nesday. July 71. 19.37 JIMMIE RAGS
DALE aged 38 years, beloved son of Tbe
late John L. and Minnie Ragsdale. Fu
neral from the residence of his broth®r.
Richard R. Ragsdale. 115 11th st. s.e.,
on Tuesday. July 77. at 11 a m. Rela
tive' and friends invited. Interment Ar-*
lington National Cemetery.
RHONE, ELLEN. On Saturdav. Julv ®>4.
19.3 7 at 10:40 p.m.. ELLEN RHONE of
'.’'tin L st n.w.. aunt of the late Ellen
Johnson, sister of Lydia Bui nett, great
aunt of Olivia and Alrhonzo Johnson
Remains resting at Grices funeral
home 1702 17th st. n.w Funeral
Wednesday. July 7 8. n 1 p.m . from
Ge’hsemane Baptist Church. 22nd st
and Virginia ave. n.w. Interment
Harmony Cemetery 27*
ROBINSON. JOHN P. On Sunday. July
25. 1937. at 2 p.m. at Garfield Hos
pital. JOHN P ROBINSON, devoted
husband of Annie M Robinson. He is
survived also by five daughters. Mrs.
Eugenia Stewart Jones. Mrs. Annabelle
Tancil. Miss Fannie Robinson. Mrs.
Pearl Carrington and Mrs. Julia Ovel
ton; three sons. Elmer. Sidney F. and
Walt®r R. Robinson, and many friends.
Notice of funeral later.
STANFORD. OMAR CLINTON. On Sun
day. July 75. 1937. at his home Burke.
Va.. in his 15th year. OMAR CLINTON,
son of Walter H. and B Fern Stan
ford. Funeral from Community
Church. Burke- Va.. Tuesday. July 77.
at 3 p.m Interment Fairfax Cem
etery. Fairfax. Va. Relatives and
friends Invited.
•'■•■■I • ■ *». v/il iviuii*
day. July 3*',. 1937. at Sibley Memorial
Hospital. MARY ELIZABETH STOREY
of 1364 Perry place n.w . beloved x\ ife
of W. R. Storey and mother of William
W. Storey. Mrs. Rebecca F. Rogers and
Mrs. Mary H. Pickens. Services at the
S H Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th
st. n.w. on Wednesday. July 28. at 3
p m. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited. 2 7
TURNER. MARTHA JANE. Suddenly, on
Sunday. July 25. 1937. at her resi
dence. Falls Church. Va.. MARTHA
JANE TURNER wife of Clinton Turner.
Remains resting at the John T. Rhinos
funeral chapel 3rd and Eye sts. s.w.
Notice o* funeral later.
TURNER. SAMUEL ROWLAND. On Sat
urday July 24. 1937. at his residence.
3-.3 Garland ave.. Takoma Park. Mri..
SAMUEL RQWLAND TURNER, beloved
husband of Grace Ann Turner and
lather of Samuel R . jr.: George C»..
Charles Y,. Edwin S.. Robert C. and
Katnryn V. Turner. Services at the
S. H Hines Co. funeral home. 2901 14th
st n.w. on Tuesday July 27 at 1 pm.
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 26
TURNER. SAMUEL R. Died Saturday,
July 24 J 937. SAMUEL R. TURNER,
oast grand of Eastern Lodge No. 7.
I. O O. F. Funeral services at S H
Hines Co.'s Tuesday. July 27. it l pm.
Interment at Cedar Hill Cemetery Spe
cial meeting of Eastern Lodge. No. 7.
Monday. July 26. at 8 p.m.. at Odd Fel
lows' Temple.
EDGAR W. PITTMAN. Noble Grand
INGEMAND O. LUND. Rec. Sec y 26
WHITE. FRANK ALONZO. On Wednesday
July 21. 1937. at Union Printers' Home.
Colorado Springs. Colo., after a linger
ing illness. FRANK ALONZO WHITE,
beloved husband of Edith White and
father of Harris White and Mrs. Doris
Muir. Remains resting at the chapel
of fhomas F Murray & Son. 2007
Nichols ave. s e. after 6:30 p.m. Mon
day. July 26. Notice of funeral later.
26
In Htcmoriant.
BRASEL. CLARENCE E. In loving re
membrance of mv dear husband
CLARENCE E. BRASEL who departed
this life two years ago today. July 26.
HIS LOVING WIFE. EMMA BRASEL. •
BRASS. MARV A. A tribute of love end
devotion to the memory of our dear wife,
mother and sister MARY ALICE BRASS,
who departed this life seven years ago
today. July 26. 19.30.
In our hearts she Is fondly remembered.
Sweet memories cling to her name:
Those who loved her In life sincerely
Still love her In death the game.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND. DAUGHTERS
AND SISTER, MAUDE. •
i
Dies
C. A. KORBLY.
CIVIC LEADER, DIES
Co-Author of Federal Re
serve Law Was Active
in Montgomery.
Charles Alexander Korbly, fill, co
author of the Federal Reserve act
while a member of the House of Rep
resentatives from Indiana and in re
cent years a Montgomery County civic
leader, died in Georgetown University
Hospital today after an illness of sev
eral weeks.
Mr. Korbly, who was born in Madi
son, Ind , on March 24, 1871, had a
widely varied career before he was
elected as a Democratic member of
the House from Indianapolis district,
a post he assumed on March 4, 1909,
and held until March 3, 1915.
Served as Editor.
He attended the parochial schools
of Madison and later studied at St. ■
Joseph's College In Illinois. Follow
ing his graduation he became a re- i
porter on the Madison Herald and
subsequently became editor of that
newspaper. ;
Admitted to the bar in 1892. he took j
up the practice of law at Madison !
and then moved to Indianapolis in I
1895, where he continued in the legal j
profession until his election to Con
gress. Upon the termination of his
second term in the House he returned
to Indianapolis to resume the prac
tice of law.
Mr. Korbly returned to the Capital
several years later and made his resi
dence on Wiscasset road, Mohican
Hills, In Montgomery County, Md.
Was Deputy Clerk.
The knowledge he gained while
serving as a member of the House
Banking and Currency Committee and
while assisting in writing the Federal
Reserve act led hint to write a number
of newspaper articles on finance.
He was appointed a deputy clerk to
the Montgomery County Commission
ers several years ago while the board
was in control of the Democratic party
and held that position until the
Fusion party was elected to adminis
trative power in the county.
He was a member of the District of
Columbia Bar Association, the Na
tional Press Club and was secretary
of the Montgomery County Civic
Federation, in which he was a dele
gate from the Mohican Hills Citizens'
Association.
-•
LOUIS A. EVERETT
FUNERAL TOMORROW
Senior Partner in Men's Furnish
ings Firm Succumbs to Long
Illness.
Louis A. Everett, 67. senior partner
of the firm of Louis A. Everett &. Son.
dealers in men’s furnishings, died
yesterday after a long illness at his
home, 223 Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
A resident of this city for about 50
years. Mr. Everett began a men's fur
nishing business 37 years ago at its
present location. 223 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast, where he lived. Later
his son. Richard I. Everett, became a
partner in the business.
Mr. Everett was a member of the
Southeast Business Men’s Association.
Besides his son, he is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Mary E. Everett; another
son. Charles A. Everett, this city;
three daughters, Sister Mary Angels of
the Holy Cross Order. Lancaster, Pa.:
Mrs. John L. Fitzgerald, this city, and
Mrs. William A. Kelly, Silver Spring,
Md.; 21 grandchildren, and two great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held at 9
a m. tomorrow in St. Peter's Catholic
Church. Burial will be in Cedar Hill
Cemetery.
Jit iHrmoriam.
GEORGE. THOMAS LOGAN. In loving
remembrance of our dear father and
brother. THOMAS LOGAN GEORGE
who departed this life four years ago
today. July 26. 1933.
Loved in life*, remembered in death
DAUGHTER MARGARET. AND BROTH
ER. FRANCIS.
MILLS. ETHEL. Departed this lifp six
years ago today. July 2»i. 1931. ETHEL
MILLS, beloved mother of Leon. Richard
I.. Ellsworth. William Mills; Mrs. Elsie
Atkinson. Mrs. Geraldine Chapman and
Mrs. Daisy Muse. THE FAMILY.
MOORE. LULA. In loving remembrance
of our dear mother and grandmother.
LULA MOORE, who departed this life
thirteen years ago today.
SON AND GRANDCHILDREN. •
ORAM. ALTIA M. In memory of our
loving wife and mother. ALTIA M.
ORAM, who passed to the great beyond
five years aeo today. July 26. 1932.
There Is only a step between.
Peace be to her ashes.
EDWARD W. ORAM. MARIE ORAM
BLAKE.
SPENCER. ANNIE P. Sacred to the mem
ory of our dear beloved aunt. ANNIE P.
SPENCER, who entered her heavenly
home fourteen years ago today. July
26. 1923.
The years may wipe out many sorrows.
But this they wipe out never.
The memory of the happy days
When we were all together.
HER NIECES. RENIE AND EVA. •
THORNTON. JOHN ROBERT. In loving
of my dear father. JOHN
ROBERT THORNTON, who passed away
five years ago today. July 26. 1932.
Sunshine passes, shadows fall:
Love s remembrance outlasts all.
Ana though the years be many or few.
They are filled with sweet memories,
dear father, of you.
LOVING DAUGHTER, JANIE. •
Hill
‘Wmhiiujtmi mat Beautiful
(^meteru
CommonItr Mtoiolrom, Cnlomborinm
•n4 Rfrnlrtaf Visit,.
HOST TO PAGES
TO RETIRE SOON
Shannon Tells 46 at Dinner
That One Group Runs
Congress.
Forty-six House pages gathered at
the Mayflower last night for their
fifth annual dinner, the next to the
last which will be given by the host
and founder of these events, Repre
sentative Joseph B. Shannon of Mis
souri.
The genial Missourian told his young
guests he is quitting Congress next
year.
"I was 70 in March," he said. “I’m a
little tired and need a rest. Besides
there's nothing to do nowadays. If
it isn't one group running Congress
it's another, and the rest of us just
sit.”
Shannon hopes some one else in the
House will take over the dinners he
has sponsored.
The boys, whose ages range from 12
to 16, gave their friend an ovation and
sang, "For He's a Jolly Good Fallow.”
Johnny McCabe, for 19 years chief
of Republican pages—now forced by
exigencies of patronage to borrow a
Democratic page when a member of
his party needs one—was toastmaster.
T. V. Martindalc, chief Democratic
page, was kept away by illness.
After devouring the Maryland fried
chicken and other delicacies, the boys
put on their own program. The House
was satirized neatly in a number of
speeches.
Called to speak on "The Workings
of Congress," William Paul of Cali
fornia launched into an impassioned
account of the Golden Gate Bridge.
He didn't mention Congress, but he
insisted this was as near to the point
under debate as most Congressmen
come.
Earl Morgan. 13. of Alabama, re
cited an original poem. There were
musical numbers and other special
ties, nearly every page contributing
something to the entertainment.
There was qnly one rule—speeches
must be brief.
Assistant Secretary of War Johnson
also gave a short talk, saying if he
had his way. his title would be as
sistant secretary for peace.
DAVID NOLAN DIES,
WAS TAX OFFICIAL
Chief of Kansas City Office of In
ternal Revenue Bureau Was
55 Years Old.
David Nolan. 53. agent in charge of
the Kansas City office of the Internal
Revenue Bureau and widely Kflhwn as
a tax Investigator, died yesterday in
Kansas City, officials here were ad
vised today.
Mr. Nolan had been in declining
health for some time and friends at
tributed his death in part to worry
over the sudden death of his wife in
Washington about two years ago He
never got over the shock, his friends
said.
Nolan figured in a number of im
portant investigations for the Intelli
gence Unit and the Income Tax Divi
sion in various sections of the country
and was well known in Washington.
He was born in Indianapolis. He
entered the internal revenue service
as a special field agent in 1920. In
1924 he was placed in charge of the
Kansas City office, which directs ac
tivities in Missouri, Kansas, Okla
homa and Arkansas He was stricken
fatally after going to his office Wed
nesday.
MRS. JULIA FARNSWORTH
SUCCUMBS HERE AT 84
Widow of Union Veteran Had
Been 111 Long—Funeral Serv
ices at. 9:30 A.M. Tomorrow.
Mrs. Julia E. Farnsworth, 84. widow
of Calvin Farnsworth, Union Army
veteran and at one time commander
of the Department of the Potomac.
Grand Army of the Republic, died
yesterday after a long illness at her
home. 2131 First street.
Mrs. Farnsworth was a native of
Baltimore, but had been a Washington
resident about 60 years. Her husband
was employed in the Government
here. She leaves a daughter, Miss
Almena J. Farnsworth.
Funeral services will be held at
9:30 a m tomorrow in Hyson's par
lors, 1300 N street. Burial will be
in Glenwood Cemetery.
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Sea Waves Harnessed.
Capt. Finocchi of Rome has in
vented a motor that utilizes the waves
of the sea to create electricity. Mar
coni is said to have had faith in
the invention. The Italian National
Research Committee will help finance
a plant in Somaliland. Africa, to test
the motor on a large scale.
FLOWERS
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DOCTORS RECOMMEND
Cliamberj
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any place
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Phone Columbia 0432
One of the Largest Undertaken
in the World.
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Surely makes a difference. See
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drug stores.
JOSEPH A. JAEGLE, 80,
FORMER MARINE, DIES
Retired From Band in 1910.
Funeral Services Set To
morrow.
Joseph A. Jaegle, 80, retired member
of the United States Marine Band,
with which he served for many years,
died yesterday after a short illness
at his home, 710
E street southeast.
Mr. Jaegle, who
retired from the
band in 1910, had
played under sev
eral famous lead
ers and was a
close friend of the
late Capt. William
H. Santelmann.
Mr. Jaegle had
accompanied the
band on its many
tours. He played
Lhe French horn
with the band
and the ’cello in
the band's orchestra.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth K Jaegle, this city; five
nieces and three nephews, who live
in Pennsylvania.
Funeral services will be held at 1:30
p.m. tomorrow at the residence. Burial
will be in Arlington National Cemetery.
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RITES SET TOMORROW
FOR WILLIAM T. OWENS
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BETHESDA. Md„ July 26.—Wil
liam Thomas Owens, 67, retired con
tractor and lifelong resident of Mont
gomery County, died yesterday at the
home of his son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude V. Hyson, 104
McKinley street. Bethesda. He had
been in poor health for several years.
Besides his wife and daughter he
Is survived by a son, T. Calvin Owens,
Bethesda; two sisters, Mrs. Walter S.
Hoye of Luisa, Va , and Mrs.- James
A. Hopkins of Waynesboro, Va., and
three grandchildren.
The funeral will take place at 11
o’clock tomorrow morning from the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Hyson, burial
to be in Rockville Union Cemetery.
M
Silver Spring Resident Long
Prominent in Civic and
Club Work.
Mrs. Charlotte D. Beers of Silver
Spring, one of Montgomery County’s
outstanding civic workers and club
women, died last night at her home,
after a long illness.
A native of Canada, Mrs. Beers
spent the early part of her life in
Rochester, N. Y.. and attended Colum
bia University in New York City. She
was a graduate nurse and during the
World War served in France with the
American Red Cross.
During Mrs. Beer's residence in
Montgomery she has played a prom
inent part in civic and woman's club
activities. She has also been active in
Girl Scout work and in public health
movements.
Headed Library.
Two projects for which she is di
rectly responsible are the Silver Spring
Public Library and the audiometer
now in use in the public and parochial
schools of the county. Through her
efforts the school board supplemented
the audiometer tests with a lip-reading
teacher and a semi-monthly clinic for
hard-of-hearing pupils.
Both projects were begun in the
early part of 1931, when Mrs. Beers,
as a member of the Woman’s Im
provement Club of Silver Spring, pre
vailed upon the group to purchase the
audiometer and to establish a library.
Mrs. Beers was elected president of ]
1 the Silver Spring Public Library As- 1
| sociation w hen it w as organized. Octo- |
her 10. 1931, and held that office
continuously for five years. until
| she was forced to resign because of
ill health. She remained on the
Board of Trustees, however, until a
few months ago.
Survivors Listed.
Among other organizations in which
Mrs. Beers was active was the East
1 Silver Spring Parent-Teacher Asso
elation, of which she was former'
president; the Parent-Teacher Asso
ciation of the Takoma-Silver Spring
Junior High School, the Woman's
Improvement Club and the Blair Citi
zens' Association, in both of which
she served as president; Cissel-Saxon
Unit, American Legion Auxiliary; the
Silver Spring Chapter of the American
Red Cross, the Silver Spring Public
Health Lay Committee and Troop No.
51 of the Girl Scouts, of which she
was at one time captain. She was
also an honorary member of the
Horne Interest Club of Forest Glen,
Surviving are her husband. Dr.
Lloyd Y. Leers, chief of the Dental Di
vision of the United States Veterans’
Administration; a daughter, Charlotte;
a sister, Mrs. Gilbert Mason of Roch
ester, N. Y., and a brother, E. F. Dann
of Plainfield, N. J. Funeral arrange
ments have not been completed.
Grafted Tooth Grows.
That a tooth grafted in an 11-year
old boy's jaw is growing again is re
ported by attendants at the dental
hospital in Aalborg. Jutland. The
lad’s molar was knocked out in an
accident, which broke his Jaw. The
surgeon had the tooth grafted into
the fracture, and it is now sound and
healthy.
JAMES CROSSER DIES;
SON OF REPRESENTATIVE ~
_ •
James Crosser, 21, son of Represen
tative Crosser, Democrat, of Ohio,
died last night in a Cleveland hospital
after a long illness, according to word
received here. His father left here
Friday and was there when his son
died
Mr. Crosser had lived in Washing
ton at intervals for several years and
four years ago was graduated with
honors from Central High School
Besides his father, he is survived
by his mother, Mrs. Isabelle Crosser;
a brother, Robert, and two sisters, Miss
Barbara Crosser, Cleveland, and Mrs.
Justine Sweeney, whose husband.
Charles A. Sweeney, is an attorney for
the Federal Trade Commission here
Funeral services will be held at 2 30
pin. tomorrow in Cleveland.
RESORTS.
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dren. Phone I.HOK-W.
Quality and Price
Joseph Gawler'* Son* has been engaged in provid
ing funeral services of the finest character since
1850. Todav these services are offered here at
prices to suit every family’s means, as shown by
these charges for 1,000 consecutive adult funeral
■ervlces.
Price Ranee Number
Service*.
I.ess than $200_ 128
$201 to $300. 186
$301 to $400. 212
$401 to $500. 194
$501 to $600._ 135
$601 to $900 . 114
More than $900 _ 31
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prices of furniture are large as compared with
other necessities yet modern financing makes
possible its enjoyment at a very small outlay of
money.
To beautify Washington homes at the least
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ton furniture stores depend upon newspaper ad
vertising to a great extent; Washington furniture
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because THIS is true . . . Star Advertising is the
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