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ROBERT SHUFELDT DIES AT AGE OF S3 Retired Major of Army Medical Corps to Be Buried in Arlington. A career of fighting and authorship Which began on a Civil War gunboat was ended yesterday with the death of Maj. Robert W. Shufeldt, 83. at his home in the Dupont Circle Apartments here.

Widely known for his service in the United States Army as surgeon, Maj. Shufeldt was equally well known as an author. Bom In New York in 1850, Maj. Shufeldt. son of Rear Admiral Robert W.

Shufeldt and Sarah Abercrombie Shufeldt, first began his fighting career during the Civil War, serving as cap- tain's clerk and signal officer aboard the United States Gunboat Proteus, commanded by his father. Educated in the public and private schools of this country and Havana, Cuba. Maj. Shufeldt was graduated from Cornell University in 1874. soon afterward coming io this city, where he began the study of medicine at the Columbian University Medical School, now George Washington University, He received his degree of M.

D. in 1876. Commissioned an assistant sur- i geon soon afterward in the Army, he was detailed first to Fort McHenry. Baltimore. and then to the frontier against the Sioux, Department of the Platte.

Scientific Papers. It was during this five-year detail that Maj. Shufeldt began his collections of the fauna and flora of the region and compiled his first scientific papers on the osteology of birds. In 1881 he served at the Army Medical Museum here, being appointed at the time as honorary curator of comparative anatomy of the Smithsonian In- stitution. He later served as post eurgeon at Fort Wingate, FUNERAL FACTS That Speak for Themtelvee.

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where he added to his scientific collection. Retired as captain in 1891 for disability in the line of duty, and promoted to major in 1896 for his Civil War service. Maj. Shufeldt devoted himself to the study of art, anthropology. forensic medicine and biology, and wrote several books on the subjects.

His literary work was interrupted during the World War when, upon request, he resumed active duty on the staff of Surg. Gen. Gorgas. being assigned to the Army Medical Museum again. Cosmos Club Member.

Maj Shufeldt was a charter member of the Cosmos Club here, resigning in 1902 when he moved to New York, and was a founder of the American Union. He returned to Washington about 1910 and remained here the rest of his life. He is survived by his widow, his second wife, formerly of Christiania. Norway, and two children. Funeral services will be held in Fort Mver Chapel, Fort Myer.

tomorrow at 2 m. and burial will be with full military honors in the Arlington National Cemetery. Weather Causes Suicide. Because he could not stand the Winter cold of London. Zammaruddlng.

an Indian musician, committed suicide recently. Ettabliihed 1900 tj SARDO CO. DIRECTORS altr 3Fmtrral GUjaprl SERVICE THAT IS DISTINCTIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE Lincoln 0524-9244 412 St. Northeast DIES WHILE SINGING HYMN AT SERVICES Henry Lewis Bryan Active in Church and Civic Affairs of District. Stricken with a heart attack during the morning service yesterday at St.

Church. Eighth street northeast, Henry Lewis Bryan, go, former "editor of at the State Department, died suddenly while singing one of his favorite hymns. Funeral services will be held at the church at 10 a.m. tomorrow with Interment at Rock Creek Church Cemetery. Mr.

Bryan for many years had been active in the church, was a vestryman, and had been treasurer, until retirement some time ago on aqpount of his heart trouble for months, but felt so well yesterday that, with Mrs. Bryan and a relative, he attended services yes teruay. Carried to Sacristy. When stricken during the singing of a hymn he was believed to have died instantly. Friends carried him to the sacristy of the church, an ambulance was called from Casualty Hospital, and Dr.

L. Rey pronounced death dtie to a heart attack. The body was taken direct to the family home, 604 East Capitol street. Mr. Bryan was bom In this city February 26, 1853, the son of Samuel and Harriett Bryan.

The family home was on Capitol Hill on property now included in the Capitol grounds. He received his education in Columbian College. now George Washington Universuyl and Georgetown University. From Georgetown he obtained the degree oi master of laws. His career in public life was long and varied.

He served as clerk to the Senate Committees of Finance and Judiciary and as private secretary to Secretary of State Bayard. He was the first secretary of the Bureau of American Republics, now the Pan-American Union: He also was secretary of the board of trustees, Philadelphia Commercial Museum. unn urir. Mr. Bryan had served in the War Department, office of surgeon general.

and practiced law here had held several positions in the State Department, Including assistant law clerk, law clerk and editor of United States statutes at large So valuable was his service considered at the department that he had been given extensions of service beyond the retirement arre and held the post of of laws" until ill health brought his retirement in 1928 Mr. Bryan was a prominent member (eda.r Hill 'Washingtons most hcautifuC (emetery Dies Suddenly HENRY LEWIS BRYAN. of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants pf the District of Columbia and was its first vice president. He was a member of the Sens of American Revo- 1 lution, the Society of Natives, the Churchmen's League of the District ot Columbia, of which he had been vice i president, and of The Fossils. He was I active in church work and had been prominent throughout the diocese.

Members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants plan to attend the funeral i in tribute to their first vice president. Reported. Leonard and Helen Townsend, boy. Richard and Bessie Frizzell, girl Josfph and Margaret Enter, boy. Frederick and Wilhelmine Mci.de.

flrl. Lou h. and Mary Quinter. girl Attora and Stafanea Ambrosia, boy. William and Hattie Philpot.

xirl turns. Gns and Jessie Marble, ooy. Loran and Elizabeth Penny bov. James and Elizabeth Warnr ,5. boy.

Gerige and Davis, boy. John and Mary Miller, cnl Alton and Mamie A. Washington, boy. Deaths Reported. Marv Fr 70.

2033 st. Williman. .0. Washington LMtwich 75 1503 Irving at. John Drury.

74. 306 0 1th st. Richard Linthicum 74. .3133 Conn ave John Van Sverenaer. 74.

Emergency Hospital. Geotjre 3 De Neale 72. 1507 Decatur st. Harry Slater 7 1. Mills ne Bessie Kahn.

71. George Washington Hospital Mar'in L. Allwine. 7o 1025 Bennine rd e. Samuels 5233 Con ave.

William Camp. do. st. Charles iters 57 .3931 McKm'ey st. Mrsaret Varela pi Court Emergency Hospital Stanley a Dormoyrr 7 19 llth st Sophia We gel.

4d 37 34th e. Irvin Smith. 3o. Sibky Hospital Georgia L. Manirum 25.

4 Bowen rd se Marion Rcyce 7. 2110 Chain Bridee rd. Francis Holly 5. Homeopathic Hospital. Alma Hornby.

14 months. Children HosPital William Lewi? 70. TT Home Nancy Douglas 7 5 Home ior Aged and Infirm Sarah 72 1324 Md ave ne Miller Toomer. d3. Home for Aged and Infirm.

Annie Moore. 03 Georgetown Hospital. Lucy Lassiter. 59 1315 17th st Harvey Speak. Emergency Hospital.

Sara Stevens. 49. 9od st Robert Lee Onllinger Hospital Jones. 4n Erne gency Hospital. Ruth Page.

31. 52.t 2nd st Allen Montague. 30. Gallineer Hospital. Infant Shirley Holmes.

23d st. Infant Naomi Champion. Children's Hospftal 1 1 11 Tammany Strength Is HiJ Death Aids Displacing of Curry as Chief. By the Associated Press. BROOKLYN, N.

January John H. McCooey, the big boaG of Brooklyn politics, is dead. He was the leader for almost a quar- ter of a century of the Democratic party in Brooklyn. He died yesterday at 69 from heart disease. Throughout his reign as Democratic boss, McCooey was a atanch supporter of Tammany Hall, and his death Is seen by political observers as the end of Tammany's domination of the Democratic party In New York City.

It is regarded as almost certain that he would be succeeded by a leader who is satisfactory to supporters of President Roosevelt and who will run the Brooklyn organisation as a part of the Democratic State organisation and not as an auxiliary to Tammany. Son of Shipbuilder. death came unexpectedly, although he had been tn poor health for more than two years. Despite his illness, he took an active part last Pall In the mayoral campaign, which resulted In the fusion victory of Mayor Fiorello La Guardia and which saw McCooeVs prestige as leader reduced as a result of a stormy revolt by Brooklyn district leaders, who balked at supporting former Mayor John P. O'Brien.

Tammany candidate. McCooev managed to hold on to his command. however, although after the election there were reports that he would be replaced as Democratic chieftain McCooey was a jovial, ruddy-faced man, who up from the ranks of the Democratic orpani7ation In New York largest borough. He was the son of a shipbuilder and as a youth worked in shipyards in Chester. and Brooklyn.

By the time he was 23 he had taken an Interest In politics and become a party worker. At that time he was snnointed a superintendent of a post office substation, the first of a number of public offices he held for 42 years. National Committeeman. McCooey's affability, through which he came to know thou'ands of people, followed him through his career as he rose to district leader and finally boss' in the Fall of 1909. I In addition to being head of the i Brooklyn organization.

McCooey was a member of the Democratic National Committee. McCooey leaves his widow. Mrs Catherine MrCooey. to whom he was married in 1898: three sons and a daughter. Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning Oov.

Herbert Lehman heads the list of honorary pallbearers, which also includes Postmaster General James A. Farley and Alfred E. Smith. The death of McCooey was seen by the New York Times as not only an aid to displacement of John F. Curry as head of Tammany, but the end.

of Tammany's domma Dies I JOHN H. MeCOOEY. tlon of the Democratic party In this city. Successors Mentioned. A succesor to MeCooey will be elected by the Kings County Brooklyn Demo- i cratlc Executive Committee, which con- slats of 23 district leaders.

A meeting probably will be called soon for that purpose, and the field Is a free-for-all. Several names are mentioned as possible successors to MeCooey: 1. Prank V. Kelly, public administrator and leader of the fourth assembly district. He had the good will of McCooey and it has been indicated he would be acceptable to the opposing faction.

He supported Mavor Brien. but is reported to be satisfactory to Mr. Parley. 2 Francis J. Sinnott.

leader of the twenty-serond assembly district, who was appointed Brooklyn postmaster by President Roosevelt. He supported McKee 3. Sheriff Francis Uavlp. leader of the first district, also a McKee supporter. DISTRIBUTE MEDICINES NEW YORK.

January 22 sufficient to cure 1.000 000 headaches and 500 000 colds and feters have been distributed by the Catholic Medical Mission Board during the last five years, its president, Rev Edward Garesche. announced todav. Also, enough surgical Instruments for 2.500.000 operations for appendicitis and I 23.445.000 other ailments requiring use of the knife were sent out, Dr. Garesche said. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY. Meeting. Standard Oi! Co of New Jersey, ball room, Mayflower Hotel, 2 p.m. Initiation. Tau Beta Phi Sororitv, pan-American room, Mayflower Hotel.

9 m. Reception. Eastern Air Transport agents, Fairfax room. Willard Hotel, 4 p.m. Meeting.

PI Omieron National Soror-1 lty. Gamma Chapter, University Guild room, Willard Hotel. 7 30 p.m.‘ Meeting. Community Chest. Willard Hotel, 8 p.m.

Meeting, Business and Professional Club, room 127, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting. Young Democratic Club of America. division, Willard room, Willard Hotel, 8 p.m. Meeting, Delta Sigma Delta, Hamilton Hotel.

8 p.m. Meeting. Psi Omega Dental Fraternity, Hamilton Hotel, 7.30 p.m. Meeting. Xi Psi Phi Dental Fraternity, Hamilton Hotel.

8 p.m. Banquet, Order of the Eastern Star. Hamilton Hotel, 7 p.m. Card party, benefit St. Joseph's Church.

Taneytown, 60 street northeast. 8 p.m. TOMORROW. Luncheon. Sigma Chi Fraternity, University Club, 12 30 p.m.

Lecture. Henry Baldwin Ward. "The Struggle Between Man and the Life in the before Sigma Xi Club, room 10. Corcoran Hall. George Washington University, 8 15 p.m.

Meeting. Mount Pleasant C. T. Friends Church, Thirteenth and Irvin" streets. 2 p.m.

Rev. Charles H. Butler speaker. Luncheon. Columbia Heights Business Men's Association.

Sholl's Cafe. 3027 Fourteenth street, 12:15 p.m. Luncheon, National Preas Club, Willard dlotel. 1 p.m. Dinner, Calvary M.

E. Church, 1463 Columbia road, 5 p.m. Meeting. Standard Oil Co. of Newr Jersey, ball rqom, Mayflower Hotel.

2 p.m. Luncheon, League of Republican Women. Chinese room, Mayflower Hotel, 13:30 p.m. Luncheon. Washington Association of Credit Men, Raleigh Hotel.

12:30 p.m. Breakfast. Early Birds, Fairfax room, Willard Hotel, 8 a m. Luncheon-meeting. Special Rotary Club Committee, room 126, Willard Hotel, 12:30 p.m.

Meeting. Daughters of the American Revolution, Our Flag Chapter, room 127, 3 p.m. FOUND 4Q87. LOST Lott and Found advertisements for the daily Star will be accepted, Mondays to Fridays, inclusive, up to noon day of issue. Saturdays and legal holidays up to 10 A.M.

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Call NAtlonal 0540. Branch 33. 1 Sratljfl. LEROY ELLIOTT. On Saturday.

January 20. 1934. at Children's Hospital. LEROY ELLIOTT ADAMS, the lovlnt aon Of irvln And Elisabeth Adams srandaon of Mra. Zora Jonei And Mrs Bessie Adsms.

Remains restint at the W. Brnest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st. until ft p.m. Monday: thereafter at his late residence.

201 Warren at. n.e. Funeral Tuesday. January 23. at 1 pm.

from the above residence. Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 22 BAILEY, CORA R. On Sunday. January 21.

1934 at 1 a at her residence. Park road w. CORA mother of Elmerdeen E. Bailey Funeral services at above address Monday. January 22.

at 6 p.m. Interment in Westport. Pa. BARTEMEIER. JOHN A.

On Saturday. January 20. 1934. at 20 a at the Henry Ford Hospital. Detroit Mich JOHN A.

BARTEMEIER. in his year, of HRo4 Brookvllle road Chevy Chase Md beloved husband of Katherine Bartetneler Burial at Muscatine. Iowa BOMGARDNER. DORA MAGDALEN. On Sunday.

January 21. 1P34. DORA MAGDALEN BOMGARDNER. beloved wife of Alvin Herbert Bomgardner and dauthter of Ambrose Higdon. Remilns resting at her lete residence.

4803 8th st Funergl from St. Gabriel's Church Grant circle on Tuesday. January 23. at 9 a Interment at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. BOSWELL.

FRANCES H. Departed this life Saturday. January 29, 1934. at Hospital, after a brief Illness. FRANCES BOSWELL.

She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband, a mother, one sister, one brother and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral will be held Tuesday. January 23. at Richmond County. Va Can view remains up to 11 p.m Monday.

January 22. BRAM80N. ANNIE. Departed this life Saturday. January 29.

1934 ANNIE BRANISON. She leaves to mourn one daughter, five sisters, six brothers and a host of other relatives. Remains at Janlfer's funeral parlor. Ills 22nd st. nw Funeral services at Suiarland.

Tuesday. January 23. at 2 o'clock p.m. BRITTON, MARY VIRGINIA. Suddenly.

Monday. January 22. 1934. at 10 a at Garfield Hospital. MARY VIRGINIA BRITTON the beloved daughter ot William Lee anu May Walker Britton.

BRYAN. HENRY LEWIS. Suddenly, on Sunday. January 21. 1934.

at St James Episcopal Church. HENRY LEWIS beloved husband ol Marlon Bryan of 804 East Capitol st Services will be held at the St James' Episcopal Church. 8th st. n.e between and sta. n.e on Tuesday January 23.

at 10 a Interment In Rock Creek Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. BRYAN. HENRY L. The members of the Association of Oldest Inhabitants are requested tq attend the luneral ol our late associate.

HENRY BRYAN, from St James Episcopal Church. 226 9th st n.e.. Tuesday. January 23. at 10 clock a THEODORE W.

NOYES President. J. ELIOT WRIGHT. Secretary. Bl MBRY.

ALBERT Departed thla life Saturday. January 20. 19.34. at 7 30 am. at his residence.

3020 Stan'on road ALBERT BUMBRY devoted husband of Katie Bumbry, loving father of Martha Ellis. Lillian R. Frye. Essie N. Black.

VernltaE Vass Raymond Vernle and Etta Bumbry He Is also by nine grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Funeral Wednesday. January 24 at 1 30 from St John Church corner S'snton and Pomroy roads Rev M. Wilcox ofciatma Friends invited. Interment Rosemont Ceme'ery 23 Bl RGFS9.

MARGARET WIIBVR On Monday. January 22. 1934 MARGARET WILBUR. beloved wife of Rev. tucar Burgess Her remains are resting at Sceare Co loop st n.w.

Funeral from Trinity Church South. Caplett Va on Wednesday. January 24. at 10 .30 a BLTLER WILLIAM ALEXANDER. On Wednesdav Januarv 17, 1934 at his residence.

46i(6 Kane pi. WILLIAM ALEXANDER BUTLER, the devoted husband of Rosa Butler, father of Caliie Proctor. Amy Cersene. Carleton. Tilly and Sidney Butler.

May Gardner Eva Holley and Blanche Savoy Remains resting at the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 You st until Sunday noon: thereafter at his late residence. 4606 Kane Pi nw Funeral Tuesday Januaiy 23. at 9 a.m from the Incarnation Church. Deanwood.

C. Interment Piscataway. Md. 22 CADY. FANNIE W.

On Monday. January 22. 1934. at Chestnut Lodge Sanitarium. Rockville Md FANNIE CADY, beloved wife the late Henrv A.

Cady of 7064 Eastern ave Takoma Park. D. C. Funeral services at the Trinity Episcopal Church. Takoma Park.

on Wednesday. January 24. at 2 m. Friends are Invited. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery CI.AVELOLX.

MARIE. On Sunday. January 21. 1934. at Georgetown University Hospital.

MARIE CLAVELOUX. beloved daughter of Francis A and Katie Chaveloux. She is survived by three and three brothers. from her late residence. 2ono North Capitol on Wednesday.

January 24. at a thence to St Martins Church, where mass will be offered at 9 am for the repose of her soul. Relatives ar.d friends Invited. Interment Hanover. Pa.

23 CONRAD. MARY LOUISE. On Saturday January CO. 1P.34 at her residence, the Portner 13th and sts. nw MARY LOUISF CONRAD In her S5th year.

Services at the Hines Co on Tuesday. January 2.3. at 9 30 a to St Paul's Church. 13th and sts. n.w where mass will be offered at 9 a Hill COl'RT, EVA DOROTHT.

On Sunday. January 21. 1934 at in am EVA DOROTHY COURT (nee beloved wife of Edward Court of 172.3 Newton st. mother of Frances Barnett Edward Court. She is also survived by her mother and MRht.

sUters. Funeral services Tuesday. January 2,3. at 2 pm. Hyjotw's parlors, 1300 st.

w. Relatives and friends Invited to attend. Interment Glerwood Cemetery. COl'RT. EVA DOROTHY.

A special meeting of Bethany Chapter No. 24 trill be held at the Masonic Temple. 13th st. and New York are. n.w on Tuesday.

January 23. 1934. at 1 for the purpose of conducting Eastern Star services for our late sister EVA DOROTHY COURT, past matron. Signed ETHEL MORRIS Worthy Matron. ALICE NEWHARD.

Secretary. CRADLIN. CATHERINE ANNA. Or. Sunday January 21.

1934. at her residence. 122 Dickerson st Clarendon. Va CATHERINE ANNA CRADLIN cnee Talbott beloved wife of William Cradlin and mother of Talbott and Jackie Cradlin and sister of William. Bernard.

Joe and Glen Talbott ar.d Mrs. Mamie Tabler. Mrs Jennie Wittstall and Mrs. Hortense German Funeral Tuesday. January 23 at 3 30 from the above address.

Interment Columbia Garden Cemetery DEADWYLER. LILA. On Friday January 19 1934. at 15 a.m Ll'LA DEADWYLER of 2906 Stanton rd se She leaves to mourn their loss a devoted husband. Charles Deadwyler: six grandchildren.

one son-in-law and many other relatives and friends Remains resting at Walter Hunter funeral chapel. 2610 6heridan rd Funeral Tuesday. January 23. at 1 from St. C.

Church, 8tanton and Pomeroy rds le. Rev N. Wilcox officiating. Relative! andSfrtends are invited DICKSON. WILLIAM A.

On Monday. January 16. 1934. in New York City. WILLIAM A DICKSON, devoted brother of Anna Belle Shelton.

Bertha Bell. Ruth Scott. Walter. Charles and Henry Dickson. Funeral Tuesday.

January 23. at 2 m. from the Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 14.32 You st Interment Harmony Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited.

ELLIOT. CLARA POSTIEWAIT. On Bunder January 21. 1934 at her residence. 1321 Massachusetts ave n.i, CLARA POSTLEWAIT beloved wife of the late Charles A.

Elliot and mother of Mrs. Emily E. Chapman. William P. Elliot of New York City and sister of Mrs.

Josephine Postlewait. Funeral from the above residence on Tuesday. January S3, at 9 30 a thence to St Matthew's Church, where mass will be offered at in a m. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends invited Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. FOWLER.

MART ELIZABETH. On Saturday. Jahuary 20. 1934. at 5 45 p.m- at 2944 Upton at.

n.w.. MARY ELIZABETH, beloved wife of Robert w. Fowler. Funeral Tuesday. January 23.

at 9 15 a.m.. from the above residence thenre to 8t. Aloysius Church, where requiem mns will be offered at 10 a Relatives snd friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 22 GODFREY.

JAMES H. On Monday January 22. 19.94. at his residence. Seat Pleasant, Md JAMES H.

GODFREY, beloved husband of Elnora Godfrey: age. 90 years. Funeral from Addison chapel. Seat Pleasant, cn Wednesday. January 24, at 2 pm.

Relatives and friends invited GREEN. HELEN LOUVENIA FAIRFAX. Departed this life suddenly, on Wednesday. I January 17. 1934.

at 3:45 a at Emer- fancy Hospital. HELEN LOOVENIA FAIR'AX GREEN, beloved daughter of John F. I Butler end loving wife of John Oreen. i Rhe also leaves two sisters. Mary Gross end Regens Meson: one daughter.

Frances Butler, and host of other relatives and friends Funeral Tuesday. January 23, at 2 p.m.. from Eugene Ford's funeral home. 1300 8outh Capitol at. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery We did not know the pain you bora.

We did not see you die: We only know you went away And did not say goodby. THE FAMILY. 22 OREEN. LUCY. On Saturday.

January 20. 1934. at Gsllinger Hospital. LUCY GREEN, devoted wife of Ernest Oreen. She also leaves six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and a host of other relatives and friends.

Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel. 3rd and Eye sts. e.w. Notice of funeral later HALL.

CLARENCE H. On Saturday. January 20. 1934. at 11:50 p.m at his residence.

1932 9th st. n.w CLARENCE H. HALL, aged 2 years and 5 months, beloved son of earl and Loretta Hall (nee Grey). He leaves one sister and two brothers. Funeral from his late residence Tuesday.

January 23. at 10 a.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. HARRY.

LAWRENCE E. On Friday. January 19. 1934. at Emergency Hospital.

LAWRENCE HARRY, beloved son of the late Millard Clay and Jessie Harry and husband of Carrie Harry. He la also survived by one son. one brother and six sisters. Remains resting at the home of his stater. Mrs.

Bergman. 2939 Belleview terrace. Washington. D. C.

Funeral from the above address on Tuesday. January 23. at 2 p.m. Interment in Eldbrook Church Oemetery. D.

C. 22 HICKMAN. LOUISE. Suddenly, on Sunday. January fl 1934.

htr residenct. 442 New Jersey ave. LOUISE HICKMAN. beloved daughter of the late Ethiaon H. and Effie Slater Hickman.

Funeral services at the above residence Wednesday. January 24. At 9 a.ra. Interment ville. Va.

23 Bratba. fara FRANCIS L. HOLLY, a ted 5 yaara. 322l Hiatt place n.w.. Apt.

4. Funeral at above address Tuesday January 23. at 2 p.m. Interment Cedar pill Cemetery. HOOPES, BRINTON B.

On Sunday. January 21. 1934, at hit residence, 7110 7th it. n.w briNton HOOPES. am years, rather of Mrs B.

Weeton. Mrs. Schaefer and Mrs. W. A.

Wright of Lansdale. Pa. Remains resting at tha 8. Hines Co funeral heme. 2901 14th it n.w..

until Tuesday. January 23. at 7 p.m. HOSFORD. MARGARET.

On Sunday. January 21. 19.34. at Providence Hospital MARGARET beloved wife of the lata Franklin H. Hosford and mother of Florence H.

and Francis H. Hosford. Funeral from 1225 at. on Wednesday. January 24.

at A 30 a thence to Holy Name Church, where mats wUl be offered at 9 a.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Oemetery. 23 JENKINS. EMILY.

Sunday moraine. January 21. 1934 at her residence. 411 Florida ave n.w. EMILY JENKINS the oldest member of St Luke's Episcopal Church Funeral Tuesday.

January 23. from Richardson A Robinson's fUTtral home. Vermont ave n.w at 1 p.m. Interment Harmony Cemetary. KEEFE.

TERESA. On Sunday. January 21, 1934. at her residence. 1409 Spring road n.w..

TERESA, beloved wife of the late Edward Keefe Funeral from the above residence Wednesday. January 24. at 9:30 a thence to Sacred Heart Ohureh. where reouiem will bo at 9 am for the repoee of bar aoRl. Mount Olivet Cemetery.

and frlendi Invited. 29 LEWIS. CHARLES. On Sunday. January 21.

1934, CHARLES LEWIS, devoted uncle of Henrietta Croston Funeral Wadneadav. January 24. at 2 from the W. Brneet Jarvis funaral church 1482 You at. n.w.

Interment Payne'a Oemetery. LEWIS. MARTHA. Departed this Ills Monday January 22. 1934.

at after a Iona Illness. MARTHA LEWIS She leaves to mourn their low one nephew. Lewis White, one cousin. Mrs. Alice Hunter, and a hoat of other relatives and friends.

Remains resting at funeral home. 423 at. g.w. Notice of funeral later. MEEKS, ANNIE D.

Departed thli life on Friday. January 19. 1934. at her retldence 1510 Kingman place ANNIE. MEEKS She leaves to mourn their loss a nephew.

Prank Lloyd, one niece. Rosie Winborn. and a host of other relatives and friends. Body temporarily resting at Malvan A Schey funeral home. J.

ave. and st. n.w. Funeral from tha above establishment Tuesday. January 23.

at 1:30 m. Interment Lincoln Oemetery. MURRAY. JESSIE On Friday gvenlng. January 19, 1934.

in Tenafly. N. J. JESSIE MURRAY, younger daughter of Col Cunlifle Murray. U.

6 Army, retired. Interment Tuesday. January 23. at 11 a at Arlington National Cemetery. NEWMAN.

(HARMS E. Departed this life Friday. January 19. 1934. at his residence.

1931 1st st. s.w CHARLIH S. NEWMAN beloved son of Lucille and Rev Eoward Newman. He alao leaves to mourn their loss two sisters. Annie Bowman and Margaret Oontee.

three brothers. James. Edward. Ir end Lucious Newman, and several other relatives and friends Remains resting at Eugene Fords funerel home. 1300 iouth Capitol st where funeral services will be held Tuesday January 23.

at 11 am. Interment Rosemont Cemetery 8CANLAN. MARY. On Sunday January 21. 1934.

at 45 am. at the Oonvent of the Oooq Shepherd. 36th st. and Reservoir road MARY daughter ot the iate IHcbgel and Mary Scanlan. Requiem mass at the convent Chapel Tuesaay.

January 23 at 9 a m. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. SCOTT. GEORGE W. Departed this life Thursday.

January IS. 1934. at Qallinger Hospital. GEORUE SCOTT He leaves to mourn their loss a stepmother, Alice Scott, two half brothers. John end Richard Queer, one niece.

Lizzie Diets. Remains resting at Campbell's funeral home, 4u3 4U st. s.w until 4 m. Tuesday, January "J.l. thence to the residence or nis niece.

5th st where funeral will be held Wednesday. January 24. tt lpm Relgtives and friends invited. 23 SHUFELDT. ROBERT WILSON.

On January 21. 1934. at 9 am at St. Elisabeths Hospital. In the 94th year of hla age.

ROBERT WILSON SHUFELDT. malor Mecical Corps United States Army retired). son of the iate Rear Admiral Robert Wilson Shufeldt. United States Navy, and beloved husoand ol Alfhild Dagny Shufeldt. Funeral services In Fort Myer Cnapel on Tuesday.

January 23. at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends are invited. Interment Arlington Nationil Cemetery, with full military honors. Please omit flowers.

SIMMONS. GEORGE PR1MLS. Departed this life on Sunday. January 21. 1934.

GEORGE PRIMUS SIMMONS, dearly beloved son ol Mrs. Rosa A. Read and brother of Mrs Daisy B. Clarke, husband of Dora 8immons and father of Rosa. He is also survived by several cousina and many friends.

Remains at Fraziers funeral home 399 Rhode Island ava. w. Funeral Wednesday January 24. from Frazier funeral home. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

£3 SLATER. HARRY L. On Saturday, January 20. 1934. HARRY SLATER, beloved husbano Catherine L.

Slater Kieny) Funeral from hie lete residence. 2940 Mills ave. e. Tuesday. January 23.

at pm. Fnenda and relatives invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. ooa SLATER. HARRY L.

A special communication of Naval Lodge No. 4. A. A. is called at 1:30 pm Tuesday.

January 23. 1934. for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother. HARRY L. SLATER.

By order of the worshipful master. ROLAND M. BROWN. Secretary. smith.

BETTIE ANN. Suddenly, on Saturday. January 20. 1934. at her residence.

23rd st. BETTIE ANN SMITH, wite of Drew Smith. Surviving hor aro four daughters, three sons, two brothers, twenty-nine grandchildren, ten greatgranachildren. one niece and a boat of friends Funeral Tuesday. January 23.

at 8 p.m.. irom Fraziers funeral home. 3s9 R. I. ave n.w..

Rev H. T. officiating. Interment Arlington. Va.

23 SMITH. MARIE ELIZABETH. On Saturday. January 20. 1934.

MARIE ELIZABETH SMITH (nee Stafford) of 25 Qua st. n.w beloved daughter of Frances and William H. Stafford and sister of Marina Stafford Funeral Tuesday. January 23. at 2 from Trailer's funeral home ave n.w Rev Hawkins officiating.

Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 22 TAYLOR. C. T. Suddenly on Sunday.

January 2l. 1934. at Freedmen a C. T. TAYLOR Remains at Frazier's funeral home.

389 R. I. ave. n.w. Notice of funeral later.

23 THOMAS. CHRISTINA A. Suddenly on Saturday. January 20. 1934.

at her residence. 3707 Woodley road CHRISTINA A THOMAS, beloved wife of Alfred A. Thomas and beloved mother of Ana and Arthur G. Thomas. Remains retting at the S.

H. Oo. funeral home. 29fU 14th st. w.

Sercc-es at the S. H. Hines Co 2901 14th st. on Tuesday. January 23.

at 2:30 p.m. Interment Oak Hill Cemetery. WALLACE. FRANCIS CLAT. Suddenly on Saturday.

January 20. 1934. at home. 9 Drummond ave Md FRANCIS CLAY WALLACE beloved husband of Alma F. Wallace.

Funeral from St. John's Episcopal Church. Bradley lane and Wisconsin Tueedty. January 23. at 10:30 a.m.

Interment Rockville Cemetery. WILKINSON. JAMES C. On Saturday. 20 1934.

at Mount Alto Hospital. JAMES C. WILKINSON. Funeral from the W. Chambers Oo.

s.e. branc funeral home. 617 11th at. g.e, on Tuesday. January 23, at 8:30 a.m thence to St Peter Church, where mass will be offered tt 9 am.

for the repoae of soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. In Mrmnrtant. BERMAN, CECELIA.

In memory fit our dear wife and mother. CBCELIA BERMAN who departed this life one year ago today. January 22, 1933 8 MERMAN AND FAMILY. FLEASANTS. MR.

AND MRS. CHARLES G. In aad but loving remembrance of our dear parents. MR. AND MRS.

CHARLES PLEASANTS. Mother left us tfirrT nine years ago. September 9. 1895: father sixteen years ago. January 22.

1918 In our your memory Ungers, Sweetly, tender, fond and true; There Is not a day. dear parents. That we do not think of you. DEVOTED CHILDREN. INEZ AND JOHN.

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