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(Sark of utyattka. AMBLER. LOUIS R. We wish to our sincere thanks and appreclaion to our relatives, friends and neighbors and to the Mount Zion E. choir for their kindness, sympathy and beautiful floral tributes at the death of our beloved husband and brother.

LOUIS R. AMBLER. MR3. MAYBELLE AMBLER AND FAMILY. Heaths.

ARNOLD. JAVES BURTON. Suddenly, on Monday. Decunber 12, 1038. at bis residence.

Woodbridge. JAMES BURTON ARNOLD, beloved husband of Nellie Arnold. Funeral services on Wednesday. December 14. at 2 at the Woodbridge Baptist Church.

Woodbridge, Va. Interment Pohick Cemetery, Pohick. Va. ATKISSON, HORACE L. B.

On Monday December 12. at Walter Reed General Hospital HORACE B. ATKISBON. beloved husband of Daisy G. Atkisson.

Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers 1400 Chapin st. n.w. Notice of funeral later.

AVERY, FLORENCE M. On Monday. December 12. 1038. at her residence.

113 Baltimore Takoma Park. FLORENCE M. AVERY, mother of Matilda A. Barden, sister of Albert Henson and grandmother of Charles S. Barden.

1r. Friends are invited to cal! at 1750 Pa. ave. n.w. Services at chapel.

1750 Pa. ave. n.w,. on Wednesday. December 14.

at 2 m. Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 13 BATTLE, MATTIE L. On Monday. December 12.

1038, MATTIE L. BATTLE of 608 3rd st. n.e. Remains resting at the Malvan Schey funeral home. N.

J. ave. and st. n.w Notice of funeral later. BEARD.

LILLIE BURNS. On Sunday. December 11. 1038. at her residence.

2137 Eye st. n.w LILLIE BURNS BEARD, widow of the late Warren Beard of Massachusetts. Services at the S. Hines Co. funeral home, 2001 14th st.

n.w.. on Wednesday. December 14. at 11 a m. Interment Congressional Cemetery.

13 BOND, MINTA JANE. Departed this life on Monday. December 12. 1938. MINTA JANE BOND, widow of the late Henry Bond.

She leaves to mourn their loss three daughters, four sisters and a host of other relatives and friends. Remains may be aeen after 6 p.m. Wednesday December 14. at her late residence. 2319 South Glebe road.

Arlington. Va. Funeral Thursday. December 15. at 2 p.m., at Chantilly.

Va. Interment ChanVilly, Va. 14 BRADY. WILLIAM (PAT). Departed this life suddenly, on Sunday.

December 11, J938. at 1 a WILLIAM BRADY, beloved son of William and Louise Brady. He leaves to mourn their loss his wife, one child, one sister, five brothers and a host of other relatives and friends. Body resting at his late residence. 72(5 7th st.

s.e., after 3 p.m. Tuesday. December 13. Funeral Wednesday. December 14.

at 1 from his late residence. Arrangements by Earl Better. CARDWELL, LAURA J. On Sunday December 11. 1938.

at her residence. 124 st. n.w.. LAURA J. CARDWELL, friend of Mrs.

Jennie Burton. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1432 at. n.w.

Funeral Wednesday. December 14. at 1 from the Second Baptist Church. Rev. J.

L. S. Holloman officiating. Interment Lincoln Cemetery 13 CLARKE, JOHN ARTIE. Suddenly Suiy day.

December 11. 1938. JOHN ARTIE CLARKE of 15 53rd st. s.e.. son of and Harriett Clarke, husband of Therefa Clarke, father of Mildred Lena Clarke.

Remains may be viewed at his late residem Tuesday. December 13. after 5 pm. Funeral from Metropolitan A. M.

E. Church. st. between 15th and 16th st.s. f.w..

Wednesday. December 14, at 8 p.m. nterment Payne's Cemetery. Arrangements by Malvan Schey. DUTROW, SARAH G.

On Saturday. December 10. 1938. at her residence. Laurel.

SARAH G. DUTROW. beloved wife of the late Amos W. Dutrow of Frederick. Md.

Remains resting at the Lee funeral home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. n.e..

where services will be held on Wednesday. December 14. 2 pm. Relatives and friends invited, interment Glenwood Cemetery. 13 UtHtLoERGER, MAUD.

Suddenly, on Tuesday. December 13. 1338. ai her residence. loth st.

n.e., MAUD EICHELBERGER, beloved sister of Mrs. Emma fUlen. Mrs. J. J.

Jones and Mrs. W. C. James. She is survived also by a niece, Mrs.

Ethel F. Rigglesworth. and a granddaughter. Miss Helen Mattison. Remains resting at Hysong funeral home.

13UU tt. n.w. Notice of funeral later. FI RR. FRANCES MARIE.

On Saturday. December HI. UI3S. at Sibley Memorial Hospital. FRANCES MARIE FURR, beloved daughter of Mae Furr and sister of Dallas william.

Ellen Russell. Mary Florence and Mae Alice Furr and Mrs. Hazel Burkley. Funeral services at the W. W.

Chambers Co. funeral home. 1400 Chapin st. n.w.. on Wednesday.

December 14. at 11 a.m. Relieves and friends invited. Interment Miac-leburg, Va. GAITHER.

MARY E. On Saturday. December 10. 1938, at the residence of her daughter. Mrs.

loa Meredith Long, litis it. n.w. Apt. 6, MARY E. GAITHER, beloved daughter of the late Frank and Caroline Hawkins, mother of Mrs.

Alberta Lewis. Mrs. Ella Glascoe. Mrs. Ida Long and John and Charles Gaither and sister ol Carrie and Rodney Hawkins.

Is also survived by grandchildren, freat-grandchildren and other relatives and friends. Remains may be viewed after noon Tuesday. Funeral from her late residence Wednesday. December 14. at 9:30 a.m.; thence to St.

Catholic Church, 15th Rt. near where solemn requiem high tnass will be sung at 10 o'clock. Friends Invited. Interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Arrangements by McGuire.

GENOVESE, CATHERINE. On Sunday mber 11 Dias. CATHERINE GENOVESE. the beloved wife of Vincent Genovese jnd mother of Mrs. Josephine Napoli.

Mrs ijeona Speciale and Frank V. and Carroll Genovese. at her late residence, at. n.w.. where services will be held on Wednesday.

December 14. at 8'30 thence to St. Stephen's Church, where mas3 will be said at 9 a.m. Interment St. Mary Cemetery.

HARRISON. WILLIAM HYSLOP. On Tuesday December 13. 1938. at the home of his daughter.

Mrs. Paul 'r. Price. 4700 Chestnut Bethesda. WILLIAM HYSLOP HARRISON, beloved husband of Minnie Stachell Harrison.

Remains restive at the funeral home of William Reuben Puniphrey. 7UU5 Wisconsin Bethesda, Md. services and Interment Norfolk. HILL, WILLIAM HENRY SASSCER Entered into life eternal on Tuesday, December 13. 1938.

at his home Pleasant Hills. Upper Marlboro, WILLIAM HENRY SAbSCER HILL, beloved husbanc. of Ellen Harper HiH. father of William Henry Sasscer Hill, and Alice Elizabeth Hill and brother of Misses May. Margaret, Marie Md Frederlcka Hill.

Services at Trinity Church. Upper Marlboro. on Thursday. December 15. at 3 p.m.

14 HTJNT, ELLA AYLER. On Tuesday, December 1'6' 1938. at Owings Mills, PLLA AYLER HUNT, the beloved wife of Jacob B. Hunt and sister of Henry Ayler of Bethesda. Md.

Funeral Thursday. December 16. at 2 p.m. Interment Druid Ridge Cemetery, Pikesville. Md.

JACKSON, GLADYS. On Thursday De-' Hospital. GLADYS JACKSON, beloved wife of John Jackson, sister of Mary and Minnie Spencer and George Hammonds. Remains at the John T. Rhines Co.

funeral chapel. and Eye sts. s.w where funeral services will be held Wednesday December 14. at 1 Rev. McCoy officiating.

Interment Rosemont Cemetery. LONDON, MINNIE. Departed this life on Monday. December 12, 1938. at Galllnger Hospital.

MINNIE LONDON She leaves to mourn a daughter. Ida Payne; one sister. Annie Jones, and many friends. Remains resting at the Barnes Matthews funeral home. 014 4th st.

s.w. Notice of funeral later. MATHEWS, JULIA ESTELLA. Suddenly, an Monday. December 12.

1938, JULIA ESTELLA MATHEWS, beloved wife of Duncan C. Mathews, mother of Katheiene Mathews and sister of Augustus Melvin of Hudson, N. H. Remains resting at Ihe George W. Wise Co.

funeral home. 2900 st. n.w.. until Tuesday. December 13 0 p.m.

Interment Nashua. N. H. McLEOD, MARY A. On Saturdav December JO.

1938. MARY A. McLEOD. beloved sister of the late James J. McLeod Funeral will be held from Timothy Hanlon funeral parlor.

641 st. ne. on Wednesday. December 14. at 8:30 am Requiem mass at St.

Aloysius Church, at 9 Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 13 McCLURE, JAMES H. On Sunday. December 11. 1938, JAMES H.

McCLURE. the beloved husband of the late Emma McClure of Mrs. Ivy E. Blundon and grandfather of Lawrence Blundon and lnend of Harry L. De Walt Funeral services at the W.

W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st on Wednesday. December 14.

at 11 Relatives and friends invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 13 FREDERICK belied husband ot Anstiss De Veau McCormick-Goodhart and son of the late Frederick E. and Henriette L. McCormick-Goodhart of Langley Park Prince Georges County.

in D. C. in his 62nd year. k.rSei7lcf5 Epiphany Church on December 14. at 2.30 p.m Interment Bar Harbor.

Me. Kindly omit flowers. McCOWAN, EMMA, On Monday December 1938, at her residence. 2314 Champlain st. n.w., EMMA McCOWAN, lovthk mother of Sarah McCowan.

sister of Andrew McCowan and Mary Griffin; other relatives and friends also survive. Remains resting at Frazier funeral home, 389 I ave. n.w. Funeral Friday. December 16.

at 1 irom the Metropolitan Baptist Church Ceinetery. Arlington va Rev. E. Smith officiating FUNERAL DIRECTORS J. William Sons Co.

FUNERAL directors Crematorium ith and Man, Art. N.E. Lincoln S20S Frank Sons Co. JUL National 2473j V. L.

SPEARE CO. Neither the successor to nor connected with the original R. Speare establishment 1009 HSt NW Phone FUNERAL DESIGNS. GUDE BROS. CO.

noraTPiecM St. N.W._National GEO. C. SHAFFER, FLORAL TRIBUTES AT MODERATE PRICES. PHONE NAT Cor.

14th Eye A O'Neal Launches Farm Set-Up Under 1938 Adjustment Act Says Allied Measures Round Out 'Best We Have Ever Had' By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. A. O'Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, said in his annual address today that the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938, with the Soil Conservation Act, the Marketing Agreements Act and allied legislation, gives us the best all-around farm program we have ever Farmers from throughout the Nation assembled for the opening of the federation's annual meeting after attending sectional discussions yesterday. criticism has been directed at the farm program, principally on the ground that cotton and wheat prices are disrtessingly low," Mr.

said. criticism is unfair, because everybody knows that the law was passed too late for wheat growers to comply on their 1938 crop; and everybody knows too that the surplus that holds the price down was not produced in was produced in 1937, when there was no control program in force. ask you where cotton and com and butterfat prices would be today if there had been no program this year. Compare the farm income this year with the 1932 figure, and then say candidly whether or not our programs have helped the farmer. MILLER.

EDNA. Departed this life 12. 1938. at her residence. 1,57 Seaton st.

n.w. Mrs. EDNA MILLER, the devoted wife of the late John T. Miller. She is survived by one son.

three daughters, other relatives and friends. Remains resting with L. Murray A- Son. 11th and sts. n.w..

until noon Wednesday; then at her late residence. Funeral Thursday. December 15. at Metropolitan Baptist Church at 1 p.m Rev. C.

Smith officiating. Interment in Lincoln Cemetery. 14 MILLIARD. MARY LOUISE. Departed this life on Monday December 12.

1938 at Glenn Dale MARY LOUISE MILLIARD. She was the daughter of William and Elizabeth Milliard. She also leaves to mourn one brother and a host of friends. Remains resting at the Barnes Matthews funeral home. 614 4th st.

s.w. Notice of funeral later. MONROE. ANIA E. On Monday, December 12.

1938. at the residence of her sister. Mrs. James L. Schaaff.

5729 2nd st. Arlington. Va ANIA E. MONROE, the wife of the late Charles R. Monroe.

Funeral Wednesday. December 14. at from the above address. Interment Congressional Cemetery. MORGAN, JOSEPH On Sunday December 11.

1938. JOSEPH MORGAN, beloved husband of Sarah C. Morgan and father of Mrs. Lillian Gatton. Larrv Joseph F.

Edward and Elliott Morgan and Mrs. Helen A Wright of Rochester N. Funeral from his late residence. 617 st s.w on Wednesday. December 14.

at 8-3(1 a thence to St Dominic's Church, bth and sts. s.w.. where requiem mass will be offered at a for the repose of his soul. Interment Cedar Hill Cemeterv. Relatives and friends invited.

13 i Monday. December 12. 1938. at her residence. 2301 Cathedral aye.

n.w ADA PECK, beloved mother of Stan ey Peck and Violet, Ivy and Lillian Hamilton Puneral services at funeral home. 1300 st. n.w.. on Wednesday December 14. at 3 p.m.

Interment Cedar Hill cemetery. PITTS. EDWIN BASIL. On Monday. December 12.

1938. at his residence. 16 Ross Cottage City. Md. EDWIN BASIL PITTS, beloved husband of H.

Edna Pitts. Remains resting at funeral home. 46 Maryland Hyattsville. Md Services at the above funeral home on Wednesday December 14. at 1 pm.

fronds invited. Interment Arlington National Cemetery. 13 PITTS. EDWIN B. On Monday.

December 1-. 1938. at his residence, 16 Ross Brentwood. Past State Councilor. Jr.

O. U. A. M. Remains resting at funeral parlors.

46 Maryland Hyattsville. Md. Services at the above funeral home on Wednesday December 14. at 1 p.m. Interment Arlington National Cemetery.

Members of the Jr. O. U. A. M.

are requested to attend. A. ALTON JASPER. State Councilor. Attest: JOHN PRENDER.

State Secretary. RODGERS. ALEXANDER. On Sunday. December 11.

1938. at his residence. 1716 N. H. ave n.w.

Col ALEXANDER RODGERS. U. S. A. (retired) aged 86 years, son of the late Rear Admiral C.

R. Rodgers and Julia Slidell Rodgers, husband of Virginia Camerson Rodgers Funeral services will be held at his late residence on Wednesday. December 14. at 2:30 p.m. Interment private.

Please omit flowers. 13 RODGERS. ALEXANDER. The District of Columbia Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States announces the death of Hereditary Companion ALEXANDER RODGERS, Colonel U. Army, at Washington.

D. December 11. 1938. Funeral services will be held at his late residence. 1716 New Hampshire Avenue N.W..

on Wednesday. December 14th. at 2:30 p.m. Interment at West Point. New York.

JAMES A. EMERY. Commander. JOHN K. EWING.

Recorder. ROLFES. HELEN KNOP. On Sundav. December 11.

1938. at her home. 3929 Rhode Island ave Brentwood. HELEN KNOP ROLFES. beloved wife of Anthony Rolfes and mother of Annie Bozievlch and Mary.

Harry. Warren and Helen Rolfes. Funeral from the W. Chambers Co. suburban funeral home 918 Cleveland Riverdale.

on Wednesday. December 14. at thence to St. Catholic Church. Mount Rainier where reauiem mass will be offered for the repose of her soul.

Relatives and friends invited Interment Holy Redeemer Cemetery Baltimore. Md (Sodality will meet Tuesday. December 13. at 8 P.m to recite the Rosary 13 SCHEELE. NANNIE VIRGINIA.

On Monday. December 12. 1938. at her residence. 1310 North Edgewood Arlington.

Va NANNIE VIRGINIA SCHEELE (nee Bakerl. beloved wife of the late F. W. Scheele and mother of C. M.

and Russell L. Scheele of Arlington and sister of Archie Baker of Washington. D. C. Remains resting at her late residence until Wednesday.

December 14. at 9 a thence to St. Charles' Catholic Church. Washington Arlington. where mass will be offered at 9:30 a m.

for the repose of her soul. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Washington. D. C.

STEWART. BLANCHE DEENA. On Sunday. December 11. 1938.

at her residence. 501 12th st. n.e.. Apt. 31.

BLANCHE DEENA STEWART, beloved wife of Raymond Stewart Funeral services at the W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 517 11th st. on Wednesday.

December 14. at 9 a thence to Holy Comforter Catholic Church, where requiem mass will be offered at 9:30 a m. for the repose of her soul Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. ia TAUBERSCHMIDT.

KATHERINE O. On Tuesday. December 13. 1938 at her residence. 1828 18th st.

s.e.. KATHERINE O. TAUBERSCHMIDT. beloved wile of the late Frederick Tauberschmldt and mother of Ernest Q. and Bernard C.

Tauberschmldt and Mrs. Emily T. Fisher of Arlington. Va. Funeral services at the above residence on Thursday.

December 15. at 2:30 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Prospect Hill Cemetery. Services by the W.

W. Chambers Co. Southeast funeral home. 14 THOMAS. GEORGE.

On Tuesday. December 13. 1938. at Gallinger Hospital. GEORGE THOMAS.

Remains resting at funeral home. 389 R. I. ave. n.w.

Notice of funeral later. TOLKER. ALLIE GEORGE. On Tuesday. December 13.

1938 at Garfield Hospital. ALLIE GEORGE TOLKER of 709 Houston Silver Spring. Md. Services at the Warner E. Pumphrey funeral home.

8424 Georgia Silver Spring, son Wednesday. December 14, at 10 a.m. Interment Mount Calvary Cemetery. Richmond. Va.

VAUX. FREDERICK JOHN. On Sunday morning. December 11. 1938.

at Lancaster. after a short illness. FREDERICK JOHN VAUX. He is survived by his wife. Ellen M.

Vaux: three daughters. Marie Vaux Johnson. Catherine L. Vaux and Mrs. Charlotte Ann Grove: a brother.

Alfred M. Vaux of New York, and a sister. Mrs. Edward Pitcher of Washington. 14 WILLIAMS.

EUNICE E. On 8unday. December 11 1938. at 12:45 a.m.. at her residence.

51 st n.e EUNICE E. WILLIAMS. beloved sister of the late William E. Masjn. devoted mother of Effie Harvey and Marla Washington, grandmother of Mrs.

Ruth Meadows. Miss Pearl Harvey and Buster Branson, great-grandmother, Mrs. Rose Mason and Elmer Meadows, great-great-grandmother. William Mason: cousin of Edward Thomas and David Johnson. She also leaves other relatives and friends.

Remains will be at 51 st. n.e. after 10 a.m. Tuesday. December 13.

Funeral Wednesday. December 14. at 1:30 pm. from the Alexandria Memorial Baptist Church. 27th and sts.

n.w.. Rev. L. Frazier officiating Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by W.

Ernest Jarvis. Mrs. Florence M. Avery Dies in Takoma Park Mrs. Florence M.

Avery, 60, well known in church circles, died yesterday at her residence, 113 Baltimore avenue, Takoma Park, Md. She was the widow of Harry E. Avery and daughter of the late Albert Henson, District building contractor. A native of London, she had lived in the vicinity of Washington for more than 50 years. She was active in work of the Church of the Covenant and was a member of Acacia Chapter, O.

E. S. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Agnes Barden, of Takoma Park, and a grandchild. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m.

at undertaking establishment, Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue N.W., with the Rev. R. Paul Schearrer officiating. Burial will be in Glenwood Cemetery. Collision Injures Woman Stricken While Driving Two School Children Also Hurt in D.

C. Traffic Mishaps Mrs. Daisy I. Huff, 57. assistant principal at Roosevelt High School, was said to be in an undetermined condition at Emergency Hospital following a collision between her car and another automobile at Connecticut avenue and Porter streets N.W.

this morning. In other traffic accidents today two school children were injured by an automobile and a truck. Mrs. Huff is said by her doctor to have been taken ill as she drove to school this morning and her car, police said, collided with the rear of another car on Connecticut avenue. Her physician said her condition was due more to illness than to injuries.

Mrs. Huff, who lives at 3031 Sedgwick street N.W., had been ill recently. Mary Dallisandro. 11, of 5200 Wisconsin avenue, received severe head injuries when struck by an automobile at Wisconsin avenue and River road. She was taken to Emergency Hospital, where her condition was said to be undetermined.

In another accident, William Logan, 12, of 18 Girard street N.E., was admitted to Sibley Hospital suffering from a severe scalp laceration and a fractured right foot. Police said the boy jumped on the trailer of a District government truck on street N.E. between North Capitol street and Lincoln road, and slipped off, putting his right foot under the left rear wheel of the truck. He was on his way to St. Martin's School when the accident occurred.

His condition was described as fair. A 4-year-old colored boy received a fractured skull and three other i persons were less seriously injured in traffic accidents yesterday. Bernard Fowler of 111 street N.W. was injured when he ran across New Jersey avenue near his home and collided with a truck. The boy was taken to Hospital, where he was said to be in serious condition.

Struck a glancing blow by an automobile as she stepped onto River Road in Montgomery County last night, Alice Davidson, colored. 28. of 1310 Riggs street N.W.. was taken to Garfield Hospital suffering from shock and severe lacerations to the left side of her face. Police said she had been walking along the highway.

Her condition was said to be undetermined. In two other accidents, Bryan Culp. 42, of Bethesda. was treated at Emergency Hospital for shock, and lacerations and bruises to the hands, forehead and knee after being struck by a street car at New York avenue and Thirteenth street N.W., and Hattie Miles, colored, 56, of 26 Defrees street N.W. is said to have wanted into the side of an automobile on New York avenue near First street N.W.

She was treated at Freedmen's Hospital for a lacerated scalp and right leg and abrasions on the ear. In limnrfam. BERRY. JANE. In loving remembrance of our beloved mother and grandmother.

JANE BERRY, who departed this life seven years ago today. December 1.1. mil. THE FAMILY. CARROLL.

JULIA ELIZABETH. In sad but loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother. JULIA ELIZABETH CARROLL, who departed this life three years ago today. December 11. 1936.

Gone but not forgotten. HUSBAND. REV. A. C.

CARROLL. Some day I hope to meet you. mother. Some day. I know not when: To clasp your hand in a better land.

Never to part again. DEVOTED SON. NELSON J. CARROLL. HIGGINS.

MARY CATHERINE. In memory of my dear mother. MARY CATHERINE HIGGINS, who departed this life eight years ago today, December 13, 1930. The years are long and friends are few. No one knows how we miss you.

Lovingly. DAUGHTER AND GRAND80N, CHRISTIE AND PALMER BRUIN. KYLER, ETTA. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother. ETTA KYLER.

who departed this life two years ago today. December 13, 1930. A mother who gave us the best of her life. Cherished our secrets, our sorrows and strife: Who taught us to love, who taught us to Dear mother in Heaven. God bless you today.

A' loving mother so good and kind. No friends on earth like her do we And; For each of us she did her best. May God grant her eternal rest HER LOVING CHILDREN. VERNICE AND HAROLD. SCOTT, JAMES HENRY.

A tribute of love to the memory of our dear father, JAMES HENRY SCOTT, who departed from this life one year ago today, December 13. 1937. Deep in our hearts is a picture Of a loved one laid to rest: In memory's frame we shall keep it. For papa was one of the best. HIS DEVOTED SON.

JAMES HOWARD SCOTT. AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW, PRISCILLA SCOTT. Out from my heart comes a bitter cry. Why. oh.

why. did papa die? Then comes the answer so solemn and sweet, "Papa is not dead, but only HIS DEVOTED DAUGHTER, MARIA I. SCOTT. The midnight stars shine over the grave Of the one we love, but could not save. LOVING GRANDCHILDREN, JAMES SCOTT AND SARAH JACKSON.

Loving and kind in all his ways. Upright and just to the end of his days. Sincere and kind in heart and mind. What a beautiful memory papa left behind. HIS DEVOTED SON AND DAUGHTER.

SAMUEL SCOTT AND MARGARET JACKSON. Fresh in our minds, dear papa. Is the day you passed away; There can never be another. You are in our hearts to stay. YOUR LOVING DAUGHTER SUSIE JACKSON.

AND SON-IN-LAW, GRAFTON JACKSON. THOMPSON, AUDREY M. In loving memory of our dear mother. AUDREY M. THOMPSON, who departed this life eight years ago today.

December 13. 1930. To those who for her loss are grieved. This given. She's from a world of woe relieved And blossoms a rose in Heaven.

PERRY AND WILLIAM. XANDER. MARY A. A tribute of love and devotion to the memory of our dear mother and wife. MARY A.

XANDER. who departed this life lour years ago today, December 13, 1934. You are always in our thoughts. No matter where we go, Always in our hearts I McCormick-Goodhart Funeral to Be HeM Here Tomorrow Prominent Clubman's Body to Be Taken to Maine for Burial Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Church of the Epiphany for Frederick Hamilton McCormick-Goodhart, 52, scion of the McCormick family of Chicago, who died here yesterday.

The services will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Ze Barney T. Phillips, rector of the church. Pallbearers will be Thomas Bell Sweeney, Richard H.

Wilmer, Marshall Langhorne, William J. Flather, Capt. Theodore Wilkinson, Capt. Herbert Howard, Howard Ellison and Sleden Chapin. Burial will be in Bar Harbor, where Mr.

McCormick-Goodhart for years maintained a summer home. Mr. McCormick-Goodhart, younger son of the late Frederick E. and Henrietta Laura McCormick-Goodhart, was born in Chicago and educated in England, where he graduated in 1909 from New College, Oxford. Practiced Law in England.

He was admitted to the English bar but discontinued his practice at the outbreak of the World War. He was appointed a lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and served at the admiralty in London throughout the war, being assigned particularly to work in connection with the blockade of enemy ports. After the war he accompanied his family to the United States to live and was for some time employed in the family estate offices in Chicago. In recent years he was a director of the National Metropolitan Bank of Washington. Member of Many Clubs.

Mr. McCormick-Goodhart was a member of the Metropolitan Club of Washington, the University Club of New York, the Pot and Kettle Club of Bar Harbor and a life member of the Oxford Union Debating Society. He was also commodore of the Bar Harbor Yacht Club, director and secretary of the Bar Harbor Club and governor and chairman of the Greens Committee of the Kebo Valley Golf Club. In addition to the homes that he and Mrs. McCormick-Goodhart maintained here at 2221 street N.W.

and Bar Harbor, they had a villa residence at Hobe Sound, Fla. He is survived by his widow, the former Anstiss De Veau of New York; their daughter. Anstiss Hunt McCormick-Goodhart; two children of his marriage to the former Gladys Sylvani Smith, Mrs. James McMillan Gibson of Washington, and Leander Hamilton McCormick-Goodhart, now an undergraduate at Magdalene College, Cambridge, England, and his elder brother, Leander McCormickGoodhart, honorary commercial secretary to the British Embassy. Meynell Funeral First In Cathedral Crossing The first funeral service ever held in the new crossing of Washington Cathedral was that of Joseph Meynell yesterday afternoon.

Mr. Meynell, for 21 years an employe of the Department of Justice and long a member of the Cathedral Guild of Ushers, died Wednesday at his home. 229 Ascot place N.E. The service was conducted by Canon William M. Bradner, with the Very Rev.

Noble C. Powell, dean of Washington, and Canon Edward Slater Dunlap participating. Pallbearers included William La Mont and J. C. F.

Palmer, both members of the Guild, and among those present in the congregation were George C. De Wilde, W. J. Moore, E. Hayden Gibbs.

Henry F. Kunkel and Elwood P. Morey, all associated with Mr. Meynell in his work at the Cathedral. The casket stood before the chancel rail and near the Canterbury ambon during the service.

Interment was at Cedar Hill Cemetery. Mrs. Sara Moser Dies at Home Here Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Virginia Moser, 87, member of a pioneer North Carolina family and resident of Washington for nearly 40 years, died yesterday after a long illness at her home, 5130 Connecticut avenue N.W. Born in Salisbury, N.

the daughter of the Rev. Simeon and Mary Scherer, Mrs. Moser became a descendant of a long line of distinguished clergymen and educators. She is survived by her husband, J. S.

Moser of San Jose, two brothers, L. P. Scherer of Washington and Dr. James A. B.

Scherer of San Francisco, and eight children, Mrs. Donald Wallace MacNair, Harless H. and John Jacob Moser, all of whom reside in California, and Charles K. Moser, Dr. James M.

Moser, Mrs. Walter H. Thrall, Miss Ruth E. Moser and Mrs. Grace Willis, all of Washington.

She also leaves 20 grandchildren and great-grandchildren. First Italian Ordained As Baptist Pastor Here Olinda Marseglia, 1123 Staples street N.E., the son of a clergyman, last night became the first Italian to be ordained to the Baptist ministry in Washington. He was ordained before the altar of the Chiesa del Rendentore, the Italian Baptist Church at New York avenue and Kirby street N.W., where his father, the Rev. M. C.

Marseglia, has served for many years. The Rev. Clarence E. Ferguson, pastor of the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church, officiated, and Dr. William S.

Abernethy of Calvary Baptist Church gave the ordination sermon and prayer. Miss Betty Torcasio sang the consecration hymn, accompanied on the organ by the new son, Orlando. Democratic Club Raps Byrd's Boston Speech The Executive Committee of the Virginia Democratic Club of Washington last night voted an expression of disapproval for the speech of Senator Harry Byrd of Virginia in which he condemned the financial policies. The speech was in Boston Saturday. Johnson Thinks Roosevelt Will Run and Win The next President of the United in the opinion of Gen.

Hugh S. Johnson, pretty apt to be Mr. Franklin Delano The former N. R. A.

chieftain and present New Deal critic ventured this prediction today in the Saturday Evening Post, whose readers he warns that, it or they may see Mr. Roosevelt on a distinct revision of third New Deal policy to the The general bases his 1940 prognostications on his personal knowledge of Mr. ideas and ambitions and on information he has collected in his lecture tours and down and across this He is convinced Mr. Roosevelt will seek a third term if the pre-election outlook gives him more than an even chance and that he may succeed because he is the political wind in the country. In Gen.

opinion, Mr. Roosevelt wants a third term because his ambition is to go down in history as one of our few great because he "cares nothing for and because there obviously is no boy in training for $150,000 Is Allowed Trustees and Counsel In McDonald Estate Justice Adkins Signs Consent Decree After All Parties Agree Commissions of $100,000 for the trustees and $50,000 for the counsel were allowed in an order signed yesterday by Justice Jesse C. Adkins in District Court as a consent degree in connection with the $5,000,000 estate of James McDonald, Standard Oil magnate who died here in 1915. Senator-elect D. Worth Clark, Democrat, of Idaho, as counsel for William H.

Langroise, executor under the will for James McDonald, was successful in reducing by twothirds the fees and commissions claimed, said Ralph D. Quinter, counsel for James McDonald, 3d, and Robert Alexander grandsons of the veteran oil man. Justice decree provided that the Fulton Trust Co. of New York and Joseph S. Gravdon of allowed $100,000 for their total commissions, in addition to those heretofore allowed, while their counsel, McKenney, Flannery Craighill of Washington.

D. and De Witt, Lockman De Witt of New York, be allowed a total of $50,000 as fees. Climax to Legal Battle. The consent decree came as the climax of a legal battle which started in District Court last week, in which the testimony of interested parties was heard. Previously, the court had impounded $250,000 to insure the payment of the commissions and fees for the counsel.

After communicating with the grandchildren, it was agreed that all parties were satisfied with the consent decree and so Justice Adkins signed the document. James McDonald was president of the Anglo-American Oil English subsidiary of the Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey, and lived for many years in England. He is buried there. His will left the residue of his estate in trust for his son James, who died in 1936 in Idaho, and to that son's two children, to be divided when the eldest grandchild reached the age of 30 years.

Clark in Case Long Time. Senator-elect Clark has been in the case since he praoticed law in Idaho and on behalf of Mr. Langroise, made a demand on the trustees, contending that death wiped out this trust and so the time fixed in the will for division and distribution was speeded up. Mr. Quinter recalled that the new Senator successfully maintained his contentions, an appeal by the trustees having been dismissed by the United States Court of Appeals here.

The trust for the grandchildren, said Mr. Quinter, still continues and testimony introduced at the hearing just closed disclosed that the accumulated income on their share of the extate exceeds $2,400,000. When the grandfather died, his estate was valued at $4,000,000, despite expenditures in the intervening years, it has grown, through the rise in Standard Oil holdings, so that it is now placed at $5,000,000. The widow of James McDonald became the wife of the Earl of Huntley, who has since died. I Mrs.

Addison Dies Mrs. Thomas Dulany Addison, widow of Thomas Dulany died yesterday at her home, Bathurst Fairfax Station. Va. Before her marriage, Mrs. Addison was Miss Mary Brockenbrough Smith, daughter of Dr.

and Mrs John Philip Smith of Winchester Va. Mrs. Addison is survived by a son, John Daingerfield Addison; a daughter, Mrs. T. Percy Wilkinson, and a granddaughter, Miss Mary Jaqueline Wilkinson, all of Bathurst.

Funeral details have not been announced. Cebar Ml Most Beautiful Cemetery No connection with any other cemetery Funeral Sprays up iSfeOWERS Dnpont Circle. Dnpont 7000 WOODLAWN One of Washington's Oldest and Most Beautiful Colored Cemeteries CEMETERY Dr. Joseph Adna Hill, Census Bureau Aide, Dies Here at 78 Held Post of Chief Statistician of Research Division Since 1933 Dr. Joseph Adna Hill, 78, chief statistician of the Division of Statistical Research, Census Bureau, died last night of a heart attack at ms nome, ibzb Irving street N.W.

Dr. Hill had been engaged in statistical work at the bureau since 1898. He was named chief statistician of a division there in 1909. In 1921 he was appointed assistant director of the 14th census, and in 1930 was made assistant direc Dr. Hill.

tor for the 15th census. He had been chief statistician of the Division of Statistical Research since 1933. He was chairman of the committee appointed by the Secretaries of State, Commerce and Labor to determine immigration quotas. Dr. Hill was an uncle of Gen.

John Philip Hill, former Representative from Maryland and former United States district attorney of that State, who lives here at the Army and Navy Club. Other survivors include a brother, the Rev. Dr. Bancroft Hill of Vassar College and two other nephews. Dr.

Eben Clayton Hill, Baltimore physician, and Bancroft Hill, president of the Baltimore Transit Co. Dr. Hill was unmarried. Secured Ph. D.

in Germany. Born in Stewartstown, N. Dr. Hill was a son of the late Rev. Dr.

Joseph Bancroft Hill and the late Mrs. Harriet Brown Hill. He prepared for Harvard University at Exeter Academy. He was graduated with an A. B.

from Harvard in 1885, received an M. A. degree there in 1887 and a Ph. D. degree from the University of Halle, Germany, in 1892.

He lectured at the University of Pennsylvania in 1893 and was an instructor at Harvard University in 1895. Last year Dr. Hill represented this country at a statistical conference in Athens Prominently identified with many organizations, Dr. Hill was a member of the American Economic Association. the American Statistical Association, serving the latter as president in 1919, and the International Statistical Institute.

He also belonged to the Cosmos Club hert, the Harvard Club of New York and the Harvard Club of Boston. Active as Harvard Alumnus. Dr. Hill had continually maintained an active interest in Harvard University, where his father was graduated in 1821 and his grandfather, the Rev. Dr.

Ebenezer Hill, was graduated there in 1786. Dr. Hiil was a cousin of the historian and diplomat, George Bancroft, who served as Secretary of the Navy under President Polk. Active as a writer. Dr.

Hill was author of the Income 1899; "Women in Gainful 1929, and had contributed to economic journals and prepared census reports on illiteracy, child labor, marriage and divorce, etc. Dr. Hill formerly lived at No. 8 Logan Circle, until moving, a short while ago, to his Irving street home. Funeral arrangements were to be announced later.

Senator Bankhead Scouts Third-Term Talk By the Associated Press. NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Bankhead, Democrat, of Alabama said here yesterday he believed the South was opposed to a third presidential term and that President Roosevelt would not run again. he said, the South adheres to the precedent established by Washington and Jefferson, and is opposed to a third presidential term. a matter of fact, I do not believe that President Roosevelt will seek a third term.

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